well, a very good afternoon, everybody. it'sjust well, a very good afternoon, everybody . it's just about to go everybody. it's just about to go 3 everybody. it's just about to go a pm.— everybody. it's just about to go a pm. ._ everybody. it's just about to go a pm. i am— everybody. it's just about to go 3 pm. i am patrick— ”g : it's just about to go 3 pm. i am patrick christys and i wm— 3 pm. i am patrick christys and i will be— 3 pm. i am patrick christys and i will be with— 3 pm. i am patrick christys and i will be with you— 3 pm. i am patrick christys and i will be with you for the next i...— i will be with you for the next three hours. _ i will be with you for the next three hours. but— i will be with you for the next three hours. “mi; i will be with you for the next three hours. "iii; i will be with you for the next three hours. but here is what i've got coming up between now and 4 pm. are our royal family to white?— and 4 pm. are our royal family to white.7 believe— and 4 pm. are our royal family to white.7 believe it— and 4 pm. are our royal family to white.7 believe it or- a“: 4 are our royal family to white.7 believe it or not, there— to white.7 believe it or not, there has— to white.7 believe it or not, there has been— to white.7 believe it or not, there has been some criticism about— there has been some criticism about that.— there has been some criticism about that. are— there has been some criticism about that. are they just a nomi— about that. are they just a normal british— about that. are they just a normal british family does normal british family or does there— normal british family or does rrrere reed— normal british family or does there need to— normal british family or does there need to be— normal british family or does there need to be more ethnic errererrr— there need to be more ethnic errererry r..— there need to be more ethnic diversity in there— there need to be more ethnic diversity in there are we rarkrrg— diversity in there are we talking all— diversity in there are we talking all about i also talking all about that? i also warr— talking all about that? i also weer re— talking all about that? i also want to know— talking all about that? i also want to know whether or not you feel— want to know whether or not you feet—were — want to know whether or not you feet—were ree- want to know whether or not you feel-were too heavy. feel the police were too heavy herded— feel the police were too heavy handed-arrest— feel the police were too heavy handed arrest many people handed to arrest so many people in handed to arrest so many people iii-up— handed to arrest so many people rr-up re— handed to arrest so many people rr-up re re— handed to arrest so many people in up to the coronation. in the run up to the coronation. rrrere-e—perree- in the run up to the coronation. there's—police eveni there's talk of the police even being— there's talk of the police even being sued— there's talk of the police even being sued for— there's talk of the police even being sued for doing that. were there's talk of the police even beingdoing for doing that. were there's talk of the police even beingdoing the doing that. were there's talk of the police even beingdoing the right that. were there's talk of the police even beingdoing the right thing were there's talk of the police even beingdoing the right thing ande they doing the right thing and serene— they doing the right thing and stopping disruption actually, they doing the right thing and stothheyiisruption actually, they doing the right thing and stothheyarruption actually, they doing the right thing and stothhey a bittion actually, they doing the right thing and stothhey a bit ot? actually, they doing the right thing and stothhey a bit ot? and ctually, they doing the right thing and stothhey a bit ot? and isially, they doing the right thing and stothhey a bit ot? and is it.ly, were they a bit ot? and is it agarrer— were they a bit ot? and is it against-of- were they a bit ot? and is it against of speech? in against freedom of speech? in erre— against freedom of speech? in other-apparently- against freedom of speech? in other apparently is other news, apparently it is good— other news, apparently it is good if— other news, apparently it is good rr-worr- other news, apparently it is good if-want to - other news, apparently it is good if want to see a gp. good if you want to see a gp. i reor— good if you want to see a gp. i mean that would— good if you want to see a gp. i mean that would be a nice thing, woolen-r— mean that would be a nice thing, wouror-r ire— mean that would be a nice thing, wouldn't it? but— mean that would be a nice thing, wouldn't it? but supposedly a road— wouldn't it? but supposedly a road-money— wouldn't it? but supposedly a load-money is- wouldn't it? but supposedly a load-money is -to| load more money is going to be pumped— load more money is going to be pumped rero— load more money is going to be pumped into technology, which means—cou-

pumped into technology, which means—call a. pumped into technology, whichi means—call a gp means that when you call a gp surgery— means that when you call a gp surgery ro— means that when you call a gp surgery or rue— means that when you call a gp surgery in the morning, you're grew— surgery in the morning, you're more likely through. more likely to get through. voure— more likely to get through. you're-likely- more likely to get through. you're likely get you're more likely to get an opporurmeur— appointment that could cut down the appointment that could cut down rrre uus— appointment that could cut down the nhs waiting— appointment that could cut down the nhs waiting list if indeed it the nhs waiting list if indeed rr ooruouy— the nhs waiting list if indeed it actually works. have it actually works. and have the rorree— it actually works. and have the rorree-rrre— it actually works. and have the tories the working class. tories lost the working class. rear-e— tories lost the working class. rears-rur- tories lost the working class. ruor-e-rrror r- tories lost the working class. that's that i want tories lost the working class. that's-that i want to that's one thing that i want to know— that's one thing that i want to know-rue— that's one thing that i want to know-the red— that's one thing that i want to know the red wall apparently know as the red wall apparently oeu— know as the red wall apparently wen-reu— know as the red wall apparently wen-reg again.— know as the red wall apparently well red again. how come well went red again. how come the well went red again. how come rue-book— well went red again. how come rue-book rue- well went red again. how come the back the working the tories win back the working goose— the tories win back the working goose-rove— the tories win back the working class? - have the - the tories win back the working class? have the one and class? i will have the one and onw— class? i will have the one and only ree— class? i will have the one and only lee anderson— class? i will have the one and only lee anderson coming up very,— only lee anderson coming up very-emery.— only lee anderson coming up very, shortly. right here very, very shortly. right here on very, very shortly. right here ou-euou. — very, very shortly. right here on-show. all— very, very shortly. right here on-show. all of- very, very shortly. right here on show. all of that coming on this show. all of that coming your—mucu- on this show. all of that comingi your—much more your way. and much, much more our— your way. and much, much more wire-perrier— your way. and much, much more with patrick christys . good with me patrick christys. good orreruoou— with me patrick christys. good afternoon from _ with me patrick christys. good afternoon from the gb newsroom. i'm afternoon from the gb newsroom. r-m remun— afternoon from the gb newsroom. i'm tamsin roberts.— afternoon from the gb newsroom. i'm tamsin roberts. it's— afternoon from the gb newsroom. i'm tamsin roberts. it's 3:01.- i'm tamsin roberts. it's 3:01. the prince and princess of wales and their three children are joining millions of volunteers for the final day of coronation celebrations . the king's celebrations. the king's grandchildren have all been getting stuck in to help renovate a scout hut in slough for the big help out . prince for the big help out. prince william gave prince louis a lesson in driving a digger. all three children then tried their hand at archery. meanwhile, princess anne has met with local

volunteer hours in swindon, some 6 million people are taking part in the big help out, either arranging their own community activities or working with charities. the prime minister , charities. the prime minister, who's been preparing food at a village hall in hertfordshire, has praised the weekend celebrations and its community spirit. like this that binds our oouurry— spirit. like this that binds our country together.— ” l like this that binds our country together. it's fantastic to country together. it's fantastic ro be — country together. it's fantastic ro be o— country together. it's fantastic ro be u borr— country together. it's fantastic ro be u burr or— country together. it's fantastic to be a part of it— country together. it's fantastic to be a part of it here today one— to be a part of it here today and bebo— to be a part of it here today and beg our— to be a part of it here today and help out myself. now on the weekend.— and help out myself. now on the weekend. arro— and help out myself. now on the weekend. and i— and help out myself. now on the weekend. and i think no other oouurry— weekend. and i think no other oouurry br— weekend. and i think no other oourrrry be be— weekend. and i think no other country in the world could put on country in the world could put or such— country in the world could put on euob o— country in the world could put on such a dazzling spectacle. arro— on such a dazzling spectacle. aug br— on such a dazzling spectacle. are u wo— on such a dazzling spectacle. are u o— on such a dazzling spectacle. and it was a proud expression of our and it was a proud expression of historyr— and it was a proud expression of brerory, our— and it was a proud expression of our history, our culture, our rrobrrroue— our history, our culture, our rrobrboue ,— our history, our culture, our traditions , but— our history, our culture, our traditions , but also traditions, but also a reflection— traditions, but also a reflection of- traditions, but also a reflection of the modern oboroorer— reflection of the modern character of _ reflection of the modern character of our country. it was beebb— character of our country. it was beebb movrrg— character of our country. it was beebb movrng ro— character of our country. it was deeply moving to be in the corouorrorr— deeply moving to be in the coronation service and brorebrbb— coronation service and incredibly uplifting. and it's an experience— incredibly uplifting. and it's an experience i— incredibly uplifting. and it's an experience i think, that nobody— an experience i think, that nobody urb— an experience i think, that nobody will forget for the rest of nobody will forget for the rest or rberr— nobody will forget for the rest of their lives— nobody will forget for the rest of their lives . _ nobody will forget for the rest of their lives . lib; rtrzi; of their lives. the met police will face questioning over the arrests made during the king's coronation. it's amid concerns a clampdown affected the right to protest est . 64 people were protest est. 64 people were arrested , including those from arrested, including those from the anti—monarchy group republic and environmental activist group

just stop oil. the government has defended the police response following complaints that officers went too far for the government says it will give £240 million to gp practises this year to improve basic services and to end the so—called 8 am. scramble to get an appointment. but the money will be used to introduce an onune will be used to introduce an online booking service and upgrade telephone systems. more receptionists will be trained with their role expanded to speed up the booking process, but shadow health minister andrew gwynne told gb news more still needs to be done. there's nothing in it that will train more doctors that will enable patients to use a face to face appointment or that will bring back the family gp. it's a very shallow akua_ back the family gp. it's a very shallow akua tinkering - f a c13” it's a very shallow akua tinkering around at the shallow akua tinkering around at be ebgee. — shallow akua tinkering around at the edges. what— shallow akua tinkering around at the edges. what we really ought to the edges. what we really ought ro bore— the edges. what we really ought ro bore bob— the edges. what we really ought to have had was— the edges. what we really ought to have had was the government's work— to have had was the government's work force— to have had was the government's work force strategy,— to have had was the government's work force strategy, something we've been calling for on the labour— we've been calling for on the labour benches— we've been calling for on the labour benches for some time. rbor— labour benches for some time. bar sere— labour benches for some time. bar see our— labour benches for some time. that sets out how— labour benches for some time. that sets out how we are going to that sets out how we are going ro ger— that sets out how we are going ro ger rbe— that sets out how we are going to get the extra— that sets out how we are going to get the extra doctors, the

ergo— to get the extra doctors, the ego earr— to get the extra doctors, the extra staff in— to get the extra doctors, the extra staff in the— to get the extra doctors, the extra staff in the nhs that we need— extra staff in the nhs that we need ro— extra staff in the nhs that we need ro be— extra staff in the nhs that we need to be able— extra staff in the nhs that we need to be able to transform the buo— need to be able to transform the mo rbe— need to be able to transform the into the service— need to be able to transform the into the service we— need to be able to transform the into the service we want it to be ub— into the service we want it to be u . — into the service we want it to be u . bore— into the service we want it to be uk. kane says- into the service we want it to be uk . t be uk. kane says russia has fired 60 iranian made kamikaze drones at key cities , including drones at key cities, including over 30 in the capital. all a food warehouse was set ablaze by a missile in the black sea port city of odesa. ukrainian officials say russia has intensified the shelling of bakhmut, hoping to take it by tomorrow. there victory day holiday. meanwhile president zelenskyy will meet with the president of the european commission , ursula von der commission, ursula von der leyen, tomorrow to discuss a new support package . former support package. former ukrainian president petro poroshenko says we need to stop russian aggression in we have a destroyed civilian obe and this is just a very easy to understand. putin is just a very easy to understand . putin does not stop understand. putin does not stop ebebbug— understand. putin does not stop shelling ukraine— understand. putin does not stop shelling ukraine and— l. :: putin does not stop shelling ukraine and the only way— shelling ukraine and the only way bou— shelling ukraine and the only way bow we— shelling ukraine and the only way how we can— shelling ukraine and the only way how we can stop putin is our

robu— way how we can stop putin is our join vrorory— way how we can stop putin is our join vrorory bre— way how we can stop putin is our join victory like we— way how we can stop putin is our join victory like we do in the second— join victory like we do in the second world— join victory like we do in the second world war. today there was anti—hitler— second world war. today there was anti—hitler coalition today we oreoer rbe— was anti—hitler coalition today we create the anti _ was anti—hitler coalition today we create the anti putin coobrrou— we create the anti putin coalition man- we create the anti putin coalition man has been remanded in coalition man has been remanded bu custodvr— coalition man has been remanded in custody, charged— coalition man has been remanded in custody, charged with orrembreb— in custody, charged with attempted murder after an attack on o 7r— attempted murder after an attack on u or year— attempted murder after an attack on u or year obo— attempted murder after an attack on a 71 year old woman in rroroeerer— on a 71 year old woman in worcester . _ on a 71 year old woman in worcester . 56 - on a 71 year old woman in worcester . sir rim: on a 71 year old woman in- worcester . 56 year old anthony worcester. 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 the river severn last night and remains in a critical condition in hospital . roberts condition in hospital. roberts will court next month will appear in court next month . the first minister of scotland has been accused of negligence for delaying a mental health pledge. the proposal aims 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 is committed to improving the services . a bill calling for services. a bill calling for companies to follow a code of practise while removing unsafe cladding is due to be tabled in parliament. residents in a tower block in ipswich claim they were depnved block in ipswich claim they were deprived of fresh air and natural light when a construction company removing the dangerous cladding wrapped the dangerous cladding wrapped the building in shrink wrap without informing them. conservative mp tom hunt is introducing the cladding remediation works bill, calling for better communication with residents and a clear timescale . this is gb news more from me shortly. now though, it's back to . to. patrick okay, to. patrick- . okay, welcome bo- robber— . okay, welcome along, bo- robber— - okay, welcome along, everybody okay, welcome along, everybody . now . okay, welcome along, everybody . uou rue— . okay, welcome along, everybody . now be o— - okay, welcome along, everybody . uour-uer o guber— okay, welcome along, everybody . now just a quick reminder of omeourl mom— . now just a quick reminder of some our main today. some of our main topics today. rue-re— some of our main topics today. were—robbing- we're going to be talking about uberber—

we're going to be talking about whether-royal- we're going to be talking about whether royal family whether or not the royal family are whether or not the royal family e-roo— whether or not the royal family e-roo umbe— whether or not the royal family are too white because are indeed too white because somebody— are indeed too white because somebody-ub- are indeed too white because- somebody-up-said somebody has piped up and said mor— somebody has piped up and said rbor they— somebody has piped up and said rbor rbey — somebody has piped up and said that they were shocked at how umbe— that they were shocked at how white - balcony _ that they were shocked at how white balcony was, despite white that balcony was, despite the white that balcony was, despite rue-or— white that balcony was, despite the-of course,- white that balcony was, despite the of course, they the fact that of course, they orelbrrrreb— the fact that of course, they are british royal family are a british royal family omyuuy. — are a british royal family omyuuy. abso— are a british royal family anyway. also, were the police are a british royal family any heavy.so, were the police are a british royal family any heavy handed; the police are a british royal family any heavy handede the poalready too heavy handed emails already rboobmg— too heavy handed emails already rboobmg m— too heavy handed emails already rboobmg m om— too heavy handed emails already flooding in on both of those two robbe— topics. vaiews@gbnews.uk. i wom— want to hear from you throughout.- want to hear from you throughout. we're going have throughout. we're going to have beboree— throughout. we're going to have debates throughout. but debates on this throughout. but 6 debates on this throughout. but e—ooroee- debates on this throughout. but e—ooroee rbe - 6 million people across the combo— 6 million people across the ooumrm-r-ommg- 6 million people across the country joining voluntary country are joining voluntary veem— country are joining voluntary ereme—uebb events today in the big help our,— events today in the big help out,lnational_ events today in the big help out, national event to mark out, a national event to mark me— out, a national event to mark the coronation— out, a national event to mark the coronation holiday. the coronation bank holiday. roen— the coronation bank holiday. even-members- the coronation bank holiday. even members of the royal even some members of the royal romrb— even some members of the royal romeo-eug— even some members of the royal family-stuck right- even some members of the royal family stuck right in family have got stuck right in remorormg— family have got stuck right in renovating-scout- family have got stuck right in renovating scout hut. renovating a local scout hut. amb— renovating a local scout hut. ame-more- renovating a local scout hut. and-more than- renovating a local scout hut. . and-more than 52,000 and there are more than 52,000 regrerereb— and there are more than 52,000 registered events— and there are more than 52,000 registered events from scotland and there are more than 52,000 relcornwall vents from scotland and there are more than 52,000 relcornwall to its from scotland and there are more than 52,000 relcornwall to mark m scotland and there are more than 52,000 relcornwall to mark the cotland to cornwall to mark the rmbomomoe— to cornwall to mark the importance of- to cornwall to mark the importance of public service. amb— importance of public service. ame mere-e— importance of public service. and there's some— importance of public service. and there's some really nice video— and there's some really nice video rm— and there's some really nice video i'm going— and there's some really nice video i'm going to play you a bore— video i'm going to play you a brrbe bu— video i'm going to play you a little bit later— video i'm going to play you a little bit later on. _ video i'm going to play you a little bit later on. if prince bourb— little bit later on. if prince boum rue— little bit later on. if prince louis just being as absolute rubb— louis just being as absolute mug-r— louis just being as absolute ubbb-r-rr- louis just being as absolute urbb-r-rr m- wild and dare i say it in a robe— wild and dare i say it in a rather nice— wild and dare i say it in a rather nice way,- wild and dare i say it in a rather nice way, feral as he ueuobb— rather nice way, feral as he ueuobb re,— rather nice way, feral as he usually is, but— rather nice way, feral as he usually is, but nicholas owen, ubo— usually is, but nicholas owen, uboloemomb— usually is, but nicholas owen, who-certainly not- usually is, but nicholas owen, who certainly not feral or who is certainly not feral or rubb— who is certainly not feral or unblo— who is certainly not feral or ubbglo royal— who is certainly not feral or wild, a royal correspondent, wild, is a royal correspondent, omb— wild, is a royal correspondent, orb-me— wild, is a royal correspondent, orb-me mm- wild, is a royal correspondent, and me this afternoon. and he joins me this afternoon. mumb— and he joins me this afternoon. mom-rem- and he joins me this afternoon. thank-very much.- and he joins me this afternoon. thank very much. look, thank you very, very much. look, grem— thank you very, very much. look, greor ro— thank you very, very much. look, greor ro bore— thank you very, very much. look, great to have you— thank you very, very much. look, great to have you on the show. mere— great to have you on the show. were you— great to have you on the show. were you were— great to have you on the show. were you were you— great to have you on the show. were you were you as shocked maybe— were you were you as shocked moybe oe— were you were you as shocked moybe oe-ro— were you were you as shocked maybe as-to hear- were you were you as shocked maybe as to hear about maybe as i was to hear about some—abouti maybe as i was to hear about- some_about the some of the comments about the demographics— some of the comments about the bemogrobmoe or— some of the comments about the demographics of royal demographics of the royal romrbye— demographics of the royal

romrbye-rbey- demographics of the royal. family? -they -just family? i mean, they are just our-familvr_ family? i mean, they are justi our-family,-they? our royal family, aren't they? boee— our royal family, aren't they? boee br— our royal family, aren't they? does it matter? _ our royal family, aren't they? does it matter? “ring: our royal family, aren't they? does it matter? “rim; l does it matter? yes, i was a bit well, surprised as opposed about shocked and nothing much shocks me more, patrick, to be me any more, patrick, to be honest, way things in honest, the way things are in the these days. but it's the world these days. but it's an odd the world these days. but it's or odd mug,— the world these days. but it's an odd thing, isn't— the world these days. but it's an odd thing, isn't it,- an odd thing, isn't it, complaining- an odd thing, isn't it, complaining that the royal romrby— complaining that the royal my is,— complaining that the royal rumrby be, r— complaining that the royal family is, i think, the right bbroee— family is, i think, the right phrase would— family is, i think, the right phrase would white or phrase would be too white or is mor— phrase would be too white or is rbor-rrgm— phrase would be too white or is rbor-rrgm-ro— phrase would be too white or is that-right-to put- phrase would be too white or is that right to put it? that the right way to put it? webb — that the right way to put it? web or— that the right way to put it? well, of course,— that the right way to put it? well, of course, we've been rbrougb— well, of course, we've been rbrougb mm— well, of course, we've been through this already, through this mill already, bower-r— through this mill already, bower-r we— through this mill already, haven't we, with with harry and wegbom— haven't we, with with harry and wegbom wim— haven't we, with with harry and meghan, with the— haven't we, with with harry and meghan, with the prince who managed— meghan, with the prince who momogeb-ro- meghan, with the prince who managed -to the - managed to come to the coronation— managed to come to the coronation very briefly then coronation very briefly and then boobed— coronation very briefly and then boobed-boob— coronation very briefly and then dashed-back to— coronation very briefly and then dashed back to california to dashed off back to california to be mere— dashed off back to california to be were or— dashed off back to california to be there at his— dashed off back to california to be there at his little son's brmbboy— be there at his little son's bmbboy ,— be there at his little son's brrmboy , or— be there at his little son's birthday , or at- be there at his little son's birthday , or at least give him birthday, or at least give him a wee— birthday, or at least give him a wee gooe— birthday, or at least give him a kiss good night.— birthday, or at least give him a kiss good night. but meghan was very— kiss good night. but meghan was very bor— kiss good night. but meghan was very bor om— kiss good night. but meghan was very bor or me— kiss good night. but meghan was very hot on this business of roorouy— very hot on this business of racially diverse— very hot on this business of racially diverse attention to bemu— racially diverse attention to berm omb— racially diverse attention to detail and so— racially diverse attention to detail and so on, and that did mor— detail and so on, and that did no emb— detail and so on, and that did not end well,— detail and so on, and that did not end well, did— detail and so on, and that did not end well, did it? very sadly . so. — not end well, did it? very sadly . so. r— not end well, did it? very sadly . so. r rumb— not end well, did it? very sadly . so. ithink it's— not end well, did it? very sadly . so. i think it's a— not end well, did it? very sadly . so. i think it's a bit tricky. i . so. i think it's a bit tricky. r — . so. i think it's a bit tricky. i mean. well— . so. i think it's a bit tricky. i mean. well the- . so. i think it's a bit tricky. i mean. well the irony is the bony— i mean. well the irony is the irony of— i mean. well the irony is the irony of course,— i mean. well the irony is the irony of course, is- i mean. well the irony is the irony of course, is nicholas the boom— irony of course, is nicholas the balcony would— irony of course, is nicholas the balcony would have been less wbrre— balcony would have been less we bob— balcony would have been less white had meghan decided to oooebr— white had meghan decided to oooebr me— white had meghan decided to accept the invitation and ooruobby— accept the invitation and actually turn _ accept the invitation and actually turn up. ' r: actually turn up. and this is something i can't quite get my

head around. i mean, seriously, the option was there, the opportunity was there for the balcony to have been more diverse than it was. and meghan , that particular individual, said no . well, absolutely. well said no. well, absolutely. well , as you say, said no. of tfrrrf�*r: well , as you say, said no. of course mere— , as you say, said no. of course were woe— , as you say, said no. of course were o— , as you say, said no. of course there was a terrific— , as you say, said no. of course there was a terrific number of very,— there was a terrific number of very, very— there was a terrific number of very, very difficult events. but berweem— very, very difficult events. but between meghan— very, very difficult events. but between meghan being absolutely boubeb— between meghan being absolutely boubeb m— between meghan being absolutely lauded in this— between meghan being absolutely lauded in this country, i mean, the lauded in this country, i mean, we reoebbom— lauded in this country, i mean, the reception they— lauded in this country, i mean, the reception they got, you have to the reception they got, you have ro rememerb— the reception they got, you have to remember back— the reception they got, you have to remember back windsor was an amazing— to remember back windsor was an amazing erre— to remember back windsor was an amazing site last— to remember back windsor was an amazing site last night, wasn't it, amazing site last night, wasn't b, wrrb— amazing site last night, wasn't b, mm mm— amazing site last night, wasn't it, with that concert . but think it, with that concert. but think boob— it, with that concert. but think boob ro— it, with that concert. but think boob ro mor— it, with that concert. but think back to that wonderful wedding, worry— back to that wonderful wedding, worry omb— back to that wonderful wedding, harry and meghan and the crowds that harry and meghan and the crowds mm were— harry and meghan and the crowds that were there _ harry and meghan and the crowds that were there and— harry and meghan and the crowds that were there and the and the ooobomorrom— that were there and the and the acclamation that— that were there and the and the acclamation that there was for for ber— acclamation that there was for for her meghan— acclamation that there was for for her meghan particularly, and obo— for her meghan particularly, and obeo bor— for her meghan particularly, and obeo for worry— for her meghan particularly, and also for harry himself. but then it also for harry himself. but then u ou— also for harry himself. but then u ob begom— also for harry himself. but then rr ob begom ro— also for harry himself. but then it all began to go— also for harry himself. but then it all began to go wrong. harry begged— it all began to go wrong. harry begged-woe— it all began to go wrong. harry decided .was -to- it all began to go wrong. harry decided was to tell the decided he was going to tell the womb— decided he was going to tell the worbb wbor— decided he was going to tell the worbb wbor o— decided he was going to tell the world what a rotten childhood beb— world what a rotten childhood bed bug— world what a rotten childhood bed bug me— world what a rotten childhood he'd had and now they were all so he'd had and now they were all eo-ro— he'd had and now they were all eo-ro mm— he'd had and now they were all so-to him and— he'd had and now they were all so-to him and also- he'd had and now they were all so to him and also there so awful to him and also there woe-bu— so awful to him and also there woe-bu or— so awful to him and also there was-bit of stuff- so awful to him and also there was bit of stuff about was quite a bit of stuff about unconscious— was quite a bit of stuff about unconscious bias— was quite a bit of stuff about unconscious bias so on. and unconscious bias and so on. and lo unconscious bias and so on. and bo-bebobg— unconscious bias and so on. and lo-behold,-quite- lo and behold, as you quite rrgmby— lo and behold, as you quite rrgbrby-rbe— lo and behold, as you quite rightly-the net- lo and behold, as you quite rightly the net effect is rightly say, the net effect is a rower— rightly say, the net effect is a robe more— rightly say, the net effect is a rather more white balcony scene mom— rather more white balcony scene bar you— rather more white balcony scene mum you mrgbr— rather more white balcony scene than you might have expected. but than you might have expected. bur-r— than you might have expected. bur-r woubb— than you might have expected. but i would shudder to see

but also i would shudder to see the but also i would shudder to see me reoorrom— but also i would shudder to see the reaction that— but also i would shudder to see the reaction that it— but also i would shudder to see the reaction that it would get if the reaction that it would get u me— the reaction that it would get if the particular— the reaction that it would get if the particular lady, the brrogerrom— if the particular lady, the bridgerton star who was on itv's ooweroeg , rug-oo— bridgerton star who was on itv's coverage , adjoa andoh, had coverage, adjoa andoh, had worobeb — coverage, adjoa andoh, had watched the _ coverage, adjoa andoh, had watched the coronation in a previous— watched the coronation in a previous african— watched the coronation in a previous african nation or somewhere in— previous african nation or somewhere in the middle east, or eomerbmg— somewhere in the middle east, or eomerbmg obomg— somewhere in the middle east, or something along those lines. i me— something along those lines. i mean, the ethnic— something along those lines. i mean, the ethnic diversity- something along those lines. i mean, the ethnic diversity there isn't exactly rife, is it? so it does seem a little bit odd. i think . but does seem a little bit odd. i think. but can i just ask you a slightly broader question about the ceremony as a whole ? i the ceremony as a whole? i actually was quite personally offended by some of the reaction to the ceremony. i get that it was quite long and i get that it's not everybody's cup of tea, but it is, at its root, a christian ceremony and there was diversity on display there. there was a black choir, there was a rabbi , there was, was a rabbi, there was, i believe, a black lady bishop as well. there was a greek author, docs priest. i mean, there was loads. i mean, our hindu prime minister was doing a reading as well. so there was a huge amount of diversity. combination of diversity. the combination concert night, it concert last night, i mean, it was vast. mean, it was incredibly vast. i mean, it looked the united nations looked like the united nations really the of really throughout the course of it. idea that there's it. and so the idea that there's

been some kind of protectionist racket of white upper class british culture, is british culture, i think is a bit a nonsense. but bit of a nonsense. but i couldn't help but wonder, nicholas, whether whether or not whether people who whether or not some people who were slumming realised that were slumming it realised that maybe were being maybe they were actually being quite to british quite offensive to british values and british culture because that was display of because that was a display of british culture , wasn't it? british culture, wasn't it? well, the coronation itself, i suppose in a way it was, but it is absolutely. and you're obeobureby— is absolutely. and you're absolutely right- gig and you're absolutely right about oily and you're absolutely right about this. a rebgroue— absolutely right about this. a religious event.— absolutely right about this. a religious event. an absolutely rebgroue— religious event. an absolutely religious event. _ religious event. an absolutely religious event. an absolutely religious event. " religious event. an absolutely religious event. an absolutely religious event. i mean, to me, the thing that is was really quite striking was not only all the people that you've mentioned from different faiths. and so on, but the roman- r: and so on, but the roman catholic, commot— on, but the roman catholic, cardinal vincent— on, but the roman catholic, cardinal vincent nichols . cardinal vincent nichols. wrobobe— cardinal vincent nichols. nichols was— cardinal vincent nichols. nichols was there and gave eomerbmg— nichols was there and gave something to— nichols was there and gave something to the king and greed— something to the king and greereb mm — something to the king and greeted him and so on. that says it ou— greeted him and so on. that says it bu doom-r— greeted him and so on. that says it all doesn't it, that we cross all the boundaries in that service. we made sure that all robbe— service. we made sure that all forms were— ec: we made sure that all faiths were represented one way or mower.— faiths were represented one way or another. but— faiths were represented one way or another. but it— faiths were represented one way or another. but it is still the rroreerom— or another. but it is still the protestant religion is still the re ebu— protestant religion is still the one, is still the— protestant religion is still the one, is still the one that is in

in one, is still the one that is in m our— one, is still the one that is in in our our unwritten constitution as it is. but oerromby— constitution as it is. but certainly the— constitution as it is. but certainly the way that the royal romrby— certainly the way that the royal romrby boo— certainly the way that the royal family has precedence over the reor— family has precedence over the reg or— family has precedence over the reg or us— family has precedence over the rest of us through— family has precedence over the rest of us through the protestant— rest of us through the protestant religion still, and umb— protestant religion still, and until somebody— protestant religion still, and until somebody somewhere with mor— until somebody somewhere with war .— until somebody somewhere with war , or— until somebody somewhere with mob , or perhaps— until somebody somewhere with that, or perhaps one of the very royobe— that, or perhaps one of the very senior royals decides that they bomb— senior royals decides that they bomb wom— senior royals decides that they bomb wom ro— senior royals decides that they don't want to do _ senior royals decides that they don't want to do that any more in don't want to do that any more m o— don't want to do that any more m o boug— don't want to do that any more m o bomg way— don't want to do that any more m o bomg woy m— don't want to do that any more in a long way in the future, i woubb— in a long way in the future, i woubb euggeer— in a long way in the future, i would suggest that's what we've gob.— would suggest that's what we've gor. wbor— would suggest that's what we've gor. wbor rm— would suggest that's what we've got. what i'm going to go and row— got. what i'm going to go and row om— got. what i'm going to go and row or merr— got. what i'm going to go and talk on next with— got. what i'm going to go and talk on next with the different guvs- _ talk on next with the different guye. wrobobm— talk on next with the different guys. nicholas is— talk on next with the different guys. \r guys. nicholas is about the way that the police towards that the police behave towards some of the republican protesters and other groups protesters and some other groups of i'm going to of protesters. so i'm going to park that for now with you, if that's all right. but you mentioned there bit of mentioned harry there a bit of a mixed some of the reactions mixed bag. some of the reactions to some people to prince harry, some people saying he does and if he saying he's if he does and if he doesn't. and can get that doesn't. and i can get that completely. turned was completely. he turned up. he was in country for a grand total in the country for a grand total of around 28 hours. by my calculations. you can work calculations. and you can work this online. flights this out online. the two flights that took amounted to that he took amounted to something 15 tonnes co2, something like 15 tonnes of co2, which lot of which is rather a lot of offsetting. he's going to have to plant some kind of kale plantation in in south america to plant some kind of kale plhe'stion in in south america to plant some kind of kale plhe's going in south america to plant some kind of kale plhe's going to south america to plant some kind of kale plhe's going to south upierica to plant some kind of kale plhe's going to south up forca to plant some kind of kale plhe's going to south up for the if he's going to make up for the amount that he was here

amount of time that he was here and the jets that he took, which for a privacy hungry eco warrior was necessarily the best was not necessarily the best thing the world, quite thing in the world, but quite depressingly, i read this morning that king charles had depressingly, i read this morn ag that king charles had depressingly, i read this morn a little king charles had depressingly, i read this morn a little toast charles had depressingly, i read this morn a little toast to arles had depressingly, i read this morn a little toast to archie ad done a little toast to archie wherever he is, i just wherever he is, and i just wondered, is prince harry depriving children of depriving his children of something really special here? i say so , yes, absolutely. i would say so, yes, absolutely. bur— i would say so, yes, absolutely. bur ogom— i would say so, yes, absolutely. bur ugom you-o— i would say so, yes, absolutely. but again, you'd have to wind the but again, you'd have to wind rbe crook— but again, you'd have to wind the clock right— but again, you'd have to wind the clock right the way back, woubbm-r— the clock right the way back, wouldn't you? _ the clock right the way back, wouldn't you? 'r: r: the clock right the way back, wouldn't you? r: r: the clock right the way back, wouldn't you? ' r: r: wouldn't you? and you'd have to have a rather a different approach to life by particularly harry his wife there harry himself and his wife there in california . harry was in california. harry was determined lay it all out in determined to lay it all out in front of the world. the absolute misery that said he'd misery that he said he'd suffered. and therefore, we see him in rather at the back him going in rather at the back of the queue there and certainly at well back when it came to the actual service itself. and departing very, very rapidly, you made a point about the aeroplane taking in the planes, taking him to and fro. at least he didn't use a private jet. there were those who said, oh, he's losing the private jet. that's appalling. he didn't do that. what think could and that. what i think he could and shower— that. what i think he could and eboubb-bome— that. what i think he could and should-done and-

what i think he could and should done and apparently should have done and apparently he should have done and apparently be-mor— should have done and apparently be-mor bo— should have done and apparently be-mor go, we— should have done and apparently he-not do, was in— should have done and apparently he not do, was in those 28 he did not do, was in those 28 home— he did not do, was in those 28 boure mor— he did not do, was in those 28 hours that you— he did not do, was in those 28 hours that you quote, he didn't seemlmake_ hours that you quote, he didn't seem .make any— hours that you quote, he didn't seem make any attempt get seem to make any attempt to get in seem to make any attempt to get m-wrrb— seem to make any attempt to get m-wrrb bre— seem to make any attempt to get in -with his father- seem to make any attempt to get in-with his father or- seem to make any attempt to get in with his father or his in touch with his father or his brorber— in touch with his father or his brother. all. _ in touch with his father or his brother. all. that,- in touch with his father or his brother all. brother at all. that, to me was . that's extraordinary. really but it's a family rift. it's a very, very sad one, a very, very prominent one. the coronation mostly made us forget it only for a few feet. it did. and i mmb— for a few feet. it did. and i think there's— for a few feet. it did. and i think there's a— for a few feet. it did. and i think there's a i— �*"ri;ri;l it did. and i think there's a i think there's a think there's a i think there's o brg— think there's a i think there's a big contrast— think there's a i think there's a big contrast as— think there's a i think there's a big contrast as well. nicholas berweem— a big contrast as well. nicholas berweem wbor— a big contrast as well. nicholas between what we're seeing today, which— between what we're seeing today, which be— between what we're seeing today, wbbob be me— between what we're seeing today, which is this this— between what we're seeing today, which is this this big help out bebweem— which is this this big help out between prince— which is this this big help out between prince william's there bobmg—you-we- between prince william's there bobmg—you-we gobi doing his thing and you've got the doing his thing and you've got bbe-bbm— doing his thing and you've got rbe-bbm omb- doing his thing and you've got the-him and they. doing his thing and you've got the him and they are the kids with him and they are beombmg— the kids with him and they are beombmg-bbe- the kids with him and they are learning, bit, aren't learning, i think a bit, aren't mew— learning, i think a bit, aren't rbey, obour— learning, i think a bit, aren't they, about service and about who— they, about service and about wbob br— they, about service and about what it means— they, about service and about what it means to— they, about service and about what it means to be a part of me— what it means to be a part of be booyob— what it means to be a part of the royal family— what it means to be a part of the royal family and part of the royal family and a part of brbobm— the royal family and a part of britain-they're- the royal family and a part of britain. they're lapping the royal family and a part of britéup they're lapping the royal family and a part of britéup now. they're lapping the royal family and a part of britéup now. yes, re lapping the royal family and a part of brité up now. yes, younpping the royal family and a part of britéup now. yes, you could that up now. yes, you could gue— that up now. yes, you could gue ob— that up now. yes, you could argue, of course,- that up now. yes, you could argue, of course, the harry's mue— argue, of course, the harry's kids touchwood _ argue, of course, the harry's kids touchwood will never have to kids touchwood will never have ro-bbme — kids touchwood will never have ro-bbme bo — kids touchwood will never have to-line to the _ kids touchwood will never have to line to the throne in to be in line to the throne in me— to be in line to the throne in be way— to be in line to the throne in be way mor— to be in line to the throne in the way that william's are. and so the way that william's are. and eo mere— the way that william's are. and eo rberelo— the way that william's are. and eo bberelo bey— the way that william's are. and so there a key difference so there is a key difference mere.— so there is a key difference bbere. bub— so there is a key difference there. but when _ so there is a key difference there. but when we're looking at, you know, prince louis brbwbmg— at, you know, prince louis. driving _ george at, you know, prince louis- driving_george and driving a digger and george and cborborre— driving a digger and george and charlotte brazier— driving a digger and george and charlotte brazier desperately, cborbobbe— charlotte brazier desperately, charlotte basically luis charlotte basically got luis rem— charlotte basically got luis. rebme—ebe charlotte basically got luis. ro—ebe charlotte basically got luis. reins to cling _she charlotte basically got luis reins to cling on she charlotte basically got luis reins to cling on to she charlotte basically got luis reins to cling on to him? she charlotte basically got luis reins to cling on to him? do; charlotte basically got luis reins to cling on to him? do you tried to cling on to him? do you rbbmb— tried to cling on to him? do you think-children— tried to cling on to him? do you think-children are- tried to cling on to him? do you think children are being think those children are being robeeb— think those children are being robeeb very— think those children are being raised very differently? and i

guer— raised very differently? and i bueb feeb— raised very differently? and i just feel l little _ raised very differently? and i just feel little bit for just feel a little bit for worry-e— just feel a little bit for harry's kids,- just feel a little bit for harry's kids, although, of- course, _they'll course, maybe, maybe they'll grow—be- course, maybe, maybe they'll grow—be very,- course, maybe, maybe they'lll grow—be very, very grow up to be to be very, very happy- _ grow up to be to be very, very happy boob— grow up to be to be very, very happy. look, nicholas, thank you very— happy. look, nicholas, thank you very-were— happy. look, nicholas, thank you very-were gobmg- happy. look, nicholas, thank you very we're going to leave happy. look, nicholas, thank you vethere, we're going to leave happy. look, nicholas, thank you vethere, butve're going to leave happy. look, nicholas, thank you vethere, but alwaysiing to leave happy. look, nicholas, thank you vethere, but always a|g to leave happy. look, nicholas, thank you vethere, but always a pleasure; it there, but always a pleasure. wbor— it there, but always a pleasure. wbor-eborb— it there, but always a pleasure. what-start the- it there, but always a pleasure. what start the show. what a way to start the show. wboboboe— what a way to start the show. nicholas owen— what a way to start the show. nicholas owen there. he's a royob— nicholas owen there. he's a royal correspondent tonight. and he royal correspondent tonight. and be—obour- royal correspondent tonight. and be—obour obbl he was just talking about all rbbmge— he was just talking about all rbbmge-b-m— he was just talking about all things i'm going to play things royal. i'm going to play me— things royal. i'm going to play he ebb— things royal. i'm going to play he ebbb bor— things royal. i'm going to play this clip for you _ things royal. i'm going to play this clip for you now because bbbe— this clip for you now because this-something— this clip for you now because this something i'm going to this is something i'm going to move—bwboe- this is something i'm going to have _twice in- this is something i'm going to have _twice in thej have a debate on twice in the ebow— have a debate on twice in the ebow, m— have a debate on twice in the show, once in this— have a debate on twice in the show, once in this hour and once in show, once in this hour and once —meemree- in the five. and it centres mome— in the five. and it centres around whether there's around whether or not there's a brobbem — around whether or not there's a brobbem oboub— around whether or not there's a problem about the _ around whether or not there's a problem about the royal family bebmg— problem about the royal family bebmg wbbe— problem about the royal family being white. so— problem about the royal family being white. so bridgerton star our-oo— being white. so bridgerton star ugoo ombob— being white. so bridgerton star adjoa andoh called the famous buobbmgbom — buckingham palace balcony berrbbby— terribly white during king cborbee-e— charles's coronation during bbv-e— charles's coronation during bye-.— charles's coronation during bbv-e-. b- charles's coronation during itv's-. i believe. charles's coronation during. itv's-. i believe we charles's coronation during- itv's-. i believe we can itv's coverage. i believe we can move— itv's coverage. i believe we can have u— itv's coverage. i believe we can have o-omb— itv's coverage. i believe we can have o-omb o— itv's coverage. i believe we can have a-and a listen- have a look and a listen to mob.— have a look and a listen to mm wow— have a look and a listen to that. now-there- have a look and a listen to that. now there is a bit that. now i was there is a bit of that. now i was there is a bit ob me— that. now i was there is a bit ob me mor— that. now i was there is a bit of me that we've— that. now i was there is a bit of me that we've gone from the web— of me that we've gone from the rbob bbwerebry— of me that we've gone from the rich diversity of— of me that we've gone from the rich diversity of the abbey to a berrbbby— rich diversity of the abbey to a terribly white _ rich diversity of the abbey to a terribly white balcony. rrig terribly white balcony. i'm very erruob— terribly white balcony. i'm very struck by— terribly white balcony. i'm very erruob by mob. — terribly white balcony. i'm very struck by that. i'm also looking at those younger generations and thinking , at those younger generations and thinking, what are the nuances that they will inhabit as they grow, nuances that that charles has exhibited from a, you know, a teenage into early 20s, young

man. the a teenage into early 20s, young man . the implication there for man. the implication there for me be— man. the implication there for me is fascinating— man. the implication there for me is fascinating ,_ ”r?" the implication there for me is fascinating , isn't it? me is fascinating, isn't it? wbor-e— me is fascinating, isn't it? more wrong— me is fascinating, isn't it? what's wrong with the royal rombby— what's wrong with the royal rombby bebmg— what's wrong with the royal family being white? gb views the ebwbwsuw— family being white? gb views the gbnews.uk now— family being white? gb views the gbnews.uk now moving on. 64 beobbe— gbnews.uk now moving on. 64 beobbe were— gbnews.uk now moving on. 64 people were arrested on saturday as people were arrested on saturday oe borr— people were arrested on saturday oe bore ob— people were arrested on saturday ue bore ob me— people were arrested on saturday as part of the coronation bobbobmg— as part of the coronation policing operation, including 13 beobbe— policing operation, including 13 beobbe ro— policing operation, including 13 beobbe ro guore— policing operation, including 13 beobbe ro guore .— policing operation, including 13 people to quote , prevent a people to quote, prevent a breach— people to quote, prevent a breoob ob— people to quote, prevent a breach of the— people to quote, prevent a breach of the peace which has ooueeb— breach of the peace which has caused massive— breach of the peace which has caused massive controversy . caused massive controversy. aguabby— caused massive controversy. aoruobby, oe— caused massive controversy. actually, one of— caused massive controversy. actually, one of the anti—monarchy groups protesting rebubbbo— anti—monarchy groups protesting rebubbbo eobb— anti—monarchy groups protesting republic said that— anti—monarchy groups protesting republic said that the arrests were pre—meditated to, quote, rbberubr— were pre—meditated to, quote, bberubr omb— were pre—meditated to, quote, disrupt and diminish the demonstration. but quote, prime bbbmbeber— demonstration. but quote, prime minister rishi _ demonstration. but quote, prime minister rishi sunak has oebuobby— minister rishi sunak has actually praised the policing oberorbom— actually praised the policing operation for— actually praised the policing operation for enabling the celebrations— operation for enabling the celebrations to— operation for enabling the celebrations to go off without a mem— celebrations to go off without a mum her-ee— celebrations to go off without a hitch. here's what— celebrations to go off without a hitch. here's what rishi said a bore— hitch. here's what rishi said a bbrbbe bbr— hitch. here's what rishi said a little bit earlier— hitch. here's what rishi said a little bit earlier on. rabbis little bit earlier on. well, the bobbe— little bit earlier on. well, the bobboe re— little bit earlier on. well, the police are operationally independent of government. they'll make these decisions based think is best based on what they think is best and , i'm grateful to and actually, i'm grateful to the everyone who the police and everyone who played part in ensuring that played a part in ensuring that this gone so well, this weekend has gone so well, so successfully and so safely . so successfully and so safely. that was an extraordinary effort by so many people, and i'm grateful to them for all their

hard work. i'm joined now by the bebury— hard work. i'm joined now by the bebury wombebbre— “m: i'm joined now by the deputy hampshire police and crbme— deputy hampshire police and crime commissioner, terry borrow.— crime commissioner, terry worbom. berry,— crime commissioner, terry norton. terry, thank you very mueb. — norton. terry, thank you very mueb. -ro— norton. terry, thank you very much.-to have- norton. terry, thank you very much. to have you on the much. great to have you on the ebow— much. great to have you on the ebow-bbe— much. great to have you on the show.-the police- much. great to have you on the show. the police heavy show. were the police too heavy bombed—o- show. were the police too heavy. bombed—o bob handed here? does this set a bad breeerbeme— handed here? does this set a bad breeerbeme-mo,— handed here? does this set a bad precedent?-no, i— handed here? does this set a bad precedent? no, i don't precedent? well, no, i don't rbbmb— precedent? well, no, i don't rbbmb bbey— precedent? well, no, i don't think they were _ precedent? well, no, i don't think they were too heavy bombed. — think they were too heavy bombed. b— think they were too heavy handed. i don't- think they were too heavy handed. r:rir l think they were too heavy- handed. i don't thinkldoes handed. i don't think it does set bad precedent . really. set a bad precedent. really. let's at those words of the let's look at those words of the campaign group republic. they wanted to disrupt and diminish the national event yesterday with hundreds of thousands of people across the country feeling very proud and enjoying their celebration. so short answer is no. i do not think they were too heavy handed at all. the police are sticking to me— all. the police are sticking to be rbme— all. the police are sticking to the line that— all. the police are sticking to the line that it— all. the police are sticking to the line that it was- the line that it was intelligence led and we frankly bowe— intelligence led and we frankly bowe bo— intelligence led and we frankly bowe bo buy— intelligence led and we frankly have to buy that,— intelligence led and we frankly have to buy that, don't we? but at have to buy that, don't we? but or eome— have to buy that, don't we? but or bomb— have to buy that, don't we? but at some point, i— have to buy that, don't we? but at some point, i think that the bubbbo— at some point, i think that the bubbbe me— at some point, i think that the bubbbe boe o— at some point, i think that the public has a right— at some point, i think that the public has a right to know what bmebbbgemoe— public has a right to know what intelligence it— public has a right to know what intelligence it was— public has a right to know what intelligence it was that led to rboee— intelligence it was that led to rboee beobbe— intelligence it was that led to those people being pre—emptively orreereb.— those people being pre—emptively orreererb. bo— those people being pre—emptively arrested. do you— those people being pre—emptively arrested. do you agree ? rabbis arrested. do you agree? well, i do agree— arrested. do you agree? well, i do agree wbrb— arrested. do you agree? well, i do agree with that. arrested. do you agree? rabbis r:rir g we've heard do agree with that. we've heard that do agree with that. we've heard rbor mere— do agree with that. we've heard that there are _ do agree with that. we've heard that there are reports— do agree with that. we've heard that there are reports of- r:rir g we've heard that there are reports of a rape oormeb— that there are reports of a rape oormeb bebmg— that there are reports of a rape alarms being used to startle

boreee— alarms being used to startle horses, which— alarms being used to startle horses, which is,— alarms being used to startle horses, which is, of course , a horses, which is, of course, a very,— horses, which is, of course, a very, very— horses, which is, of course, a very, very dangerous thing to do. very, very dangerous thing to bo. amb— very, very dangerous thing to do. and megaphones at those kind of do. and megaphones at those kind ob eweme— do. and megaphones at those kind ob eweme ob— do. and megaphones at those kind of events, of course,— do. and megaphones at those kind of events, of course, could cause some public damage. let's remember that— cause some public damage. let's remember that the— cause some public damage. let's remember that the police have bob,— remember that the police have jobr omb— remember that the police have one job, and that's to keep the bubbbo— one job, and that's to keep the bubbbe eme— one job, and that's to keep the bubbbo eobe or— one job, and that's to keep the public safe at these huge eweme— public safe at these huge events. they— public safe at these huge events. they are pressure cookers. these- events. they are pressure cookers. these events , and we cookers. these events, and we need— cookers. these events, and we need ro— cookers. these events, and we need to afford— cookers. these events, and we need to afford the— cookers. these events, and we need to afford the police the obborbumbry— need to afford the police the opportunity motty to look into rbeee— opportunity motty to look into these events— opportunity motty to look into these events and— opportunity motty to look into these events and to be able to oer— these events and to be able to oer m— these events and to be able to oer bm o— these events and to be able to oer be u way— these events and to be able to act in a way that— these events and to be able to act in a way that keeps the bubbbe— act in a way that keeps the bubbbe eme— act in a way that keeps the bubbbo eobe .— act in a way that keeps the public safe . and if we're going public safe. and if we're going to public safe. and if we're going bo bub— public safe. and if we're going ro bur bbome— public safe. and if we're going to put blame somewhere and if emem— to put blame somewhere and if garrett graham— to put blame somewhere and if garrett graham smith, for memre— garrett graham smith, for instance, the _ garrett graham smith, for instance, the head of the combubgm— instance, the head of the campaign republic group, you mow,— campaign republic group, you mow, wmre— campaign republic group, you know, wants to _ campaign republic group, you know, wants to put blame somewhere, then i would look at the unpeaceful_ somewhere, then i would look at the unpeaceful protests that bme— the unpeaceful protests that have happened— the unpeaceful protests that have happened over the last few yee— have happened over the last few yeoe bboee— have happened over the last few years. those from _ have happened over the last few years. those from the likes of rum— years. those from the likes of me boob— years. those from the likes of me erob ebb— years. those from the likes of just stop oil and— years. those from the likes of just stop oil and extinction boebebbbom— just stop oil and extinction rebellion locking themselves omo— rebellion locking themselves omo bbbmge— rebellion locking themselves onto things, disrupting our way of onto things, disrupting our way ob bre— onto things, disrupting our way ob bbbe mo— onto things, disrupting our way of life and setting fire to bobbee— of life and setting fire to police vans— of life and setting fire to police vans in- of life and setting fire to police vans in the bristol rbore. — police vans in the bristol riots. that's— police vans in the bristol riots. that's where i think we need— riots. that's where i think we need ro— riots. that's where i think we need bo be— riots. that's where i think we need to be putting the blame. mob-e— need to be putting the blame. more where— need to be putting the blame. that's where we _ need to be putting the blame. that's where we need to be

boobbmg— that's where we need to be boobbmg or,— that's where we need to be looking at, you— that's where we need to be looking at, you know, putting our frustrations. _ looking at, you know, putting our frustrations. if the likes of our frustrations. if the likes ob erobom— our frustrations. if the likes of graham smith are frustrated wbbb— of graham smith are frustrated wbbb-woy— of graham smith are frustrated wbbb-woy rbm— of graham smith are frustrated with way that protests are with the way that protests are bobbembmg— with the way that protests are happening across this country , happening across this country, ob— happening across this country, ob obe— happening across this country, ob bbe bbg— happening across this country, one of the big arguments against the one of the big arguments against be my— one of the big arguments against bbe woy obe— one of the big arguments against the way the police _ one of the big arguments against the way the police behaved is oobuobby— the way the police behaved is ooruobby o— the way the police behaved is actually a little— the way the police behaved is actually a little bit about what youe— actually a little bit about what you-we-oboub- actually a little bit about what you've about there, you've spoken about there, beuee— you've spoken about there, because-oil- you've spoken about there, because oil and you've spoken about there,- because-oil and groups because just stop oil and groups like because just stop oil and groups bme-ebo— because just stop oil and groups bbwe-ebr-bm- because just stop oil and groups like-sit-in roads. like them can sit down in roads mo— like them can sit down in roads and-ambulances- like them can sit down in roads and ambulances and block and block ambulances and block rrobbbe. — and block ambulances and block rrobbbe. bbey— and block ambulances and block traffic. they can— and block ambulances and block traffic. they can glue- traffic. they can glue themselves to things stick themselves to things and stick themselves to things and stick themselves things lock themselves to things and lock themselves to things and lock themselves slow themselves to things or slow walk. and often, walk. et cetera. and very often, like extinction rebellion. i mean, i only have to go back a couple of years and they brought the capital to the entire capital to a standstill. whilst there standstill. and whilst there were some arrests, there, there weren't a huge amount. and i just wonder or not there just wonder whether or not there is a stark contrast the is a stark contrast between the police's apparent inability to arrest people sitting in the middle of a motorway and their ability herd a load of ability to herd a load of republicans up and shimmy them off. well, republicans up and shimmy them off . well, i republicans up and shimmy them off. well, i think republicans up and shimmy them off . well, i think you've got to off. well, i think you've got to book— off. well, i think you've got to book or— off. well, i think you've got to book or o— off. well, i think you've got to look at a number— off. well, i think you've got to look at a number of- well, i think you've got to look at a number of things, reobby— look at a number of things, reobby. eme— look at a number of things, really. one, the— look at a number of things, really. one, the amount of beobbe— really. one, the amount of beobbe wbo— really. one, the amount of people who are- really. one, the amount of people who are in those areas mo— people who are in those areas mo bm— people who are in those areas mo bm bboee— people who are in those areas and in those situations. and of course, a horse,— and in those situations. and of course, a horse, you know, start

rumbmg— course, a horse, you know, start rummbmg orb— course, a horse, you know, start rummbmg orb moo— course, a horse, you know, start running off into a— course, a horse, you know, start running off into a crowd is bmereobbby— running off into a crowd is incredibly dangerous. you know , incredibly dangerous. you know, not incredibly dangerous. you know, mor ro— incredibly dangerous. you know, moo bo eoy— incredibly dangerous. you know, mor bo eoy rbm— incredibly dangerous. you know, not to say that it's— incredibly dangerous. you know, not to say that it's not omgeroue— not to say that it's not dangerous when they block mororwoye— dangerous when they block motorways and— dangerous when they block motorways and what have you, but oboee— motorways and what have you, but those protesters— motorways and what have you, but those protesters themselves those protesters put themselves moo— those protesters put themselves bmo oboee— those protesters put themselves into those situations, don't obey— into those situations, don't bbey e— into those situations, don't obey e amo— into those situations, don't obey e mo ob— into those situations, don't they ? and of course, we've had they? and of course, we've had new powers that— they? and of course, we've had new powers that have recently bubo— new powers that have recently come into into— new powers that have recently come into into effect. so that wbbb— come into into effect. so that wbbb be— come into into effect. so that wbbb be bm— come into into effect. so that will be part of— come into into effect. so that will be part of ,_ come into into effect. so that will be part of, i— come into into effect. so that will be part of, i think, the government's— will be part of, i think, the government's plan to deal with broreerbmg— government's plan to deal with broreerbmg mo— government's plan to deal with protesting and how we look at it. protesting and how we look at be bur,— protesting and how we look at be bur, you— protesting and how we look at it. but, you know,— protesting and how we look at it. but, you know, the key thing is it. but, you know, the key thing be youe— it. but, you know, the key thing be you gor— it. but, you know, the key thing be you gor o— it. but, you know, the key thing is you've got a large group of beobbe— is you've got a large group of beobbe mere.— is you've got a large group of people there. they're pressure cookers. these— people there. they're pressure cookers. these situations, the borgeer— cookers. these situations, the borgeer-ewem- cookers. these situations, the largest event since the largest public event since the oueeme— largest public event since the oueeme-mo- largest public event since the queens-and two- largest public event since the queens and two of the queens funeral and two of the bbggeeb— queens funeral and two of the bbggeer, borgeer— queens funeral and two of the biggest, largest that biggest, largest events that we-we—ooumbryl biggest, largest events thati we've—country for we've had in this country for rbme.— we've had in this country for some time. and— we've had in this country for some time. and we need to afford to some time. and we need to afford ro-bbrbbe— some time. and we need to afford ro-bbbrbe bbr— some time. and we need to afford to-little bit of— some time. and we need to afford to-little bit of scope- to police a little bit of scope to police a little bit of scope rolobbe— to police a little bit of scope to.able.keep- to police a little bit of scope to.able.keep us- to police a little bit of scope to able keep us safe and to be able to keep us safe and more— to be able to keep us safe and make some decisions within those ebbuobbome. — make some decisions within those situations. _this- make some decisions within those sitltherns. _this- make some decisions within those sitlthe right—this- make some decisions within those sitlthe right reasons this make some decisions within those sitlthe right reasons to this make some decisions within those sitlthe right reasons to keep for the right reasons to keep me— for the right reasons to keep bbe bubbbo— for the right reasons to keep the public safe.— for the right reasons to keep the public safe. it's those the public safe. and it's those who— the public safe. and it's those who oberubb. — the public safe. and it's those who disrupt. and— the public safe. and it's those who disrupt. r: e"biil”biil who disrupt. and there is a precedent . there is a precedent precedent. there is a precedent that's been set. terry as well, because precedent, which because the precedent, which seems go under the radar for seems to go under the radar for a lot of is about a lot of people is about football the football hooligans. so when the police knew that there was going to groups of football, to be groups of football,

hooliganism to hooliganism is rocking up to a particular place, they would pre—empt act. so this pre—empt hinckley act. so this isn't new thing and isn't a new thing and i can completely understand people isn't a new thing and i can conangry.y understand people isn't a new thing and i can conangry aboutzrstand people isn't a new thing and i can con angry about theind people isn't a new thing and i can conangry about the idea people isn't a new thing and i can con angry about the idea that eople are angry about the idea that these people were arrested for their protest and my anger around not that i've got a around this, not that i've got a lot anger. understanding lot of anger. my understanding of people's about this is of people's anger about this is that something that if it was something i wanted to about, okay, i wanted to protest about, okay, i wouldn't the idea of being wouldn't like the idea of being pre—emptively locked up and i can get that. but i think derrick, given the importance of the situation, do we have to just try now to trust the police, which is very difficult at the minute because you've got the likes of the mayor of london talking about institutional racism and sexism and homophobia and stuff. do we and all of this stuff. do we have just trust police have to just trust the police that the best that they acted in the best interest of what was one of the most momentous events in national history and that they did right thing? erg yes, did the right thing? erg yes, i absolutely do think we have to trust the police on that. the vast majority of the- bib" the vast majority of the police do a good— vast majority of the police do a good honourable _ vast majority of the police do a good honourable job. let's not forger— good honourable job. let's not rorger obey— good honourable job. let's not rorgeo obey rum— good honourable job. let's not forget they run towards danger to forget they run towards danger oo keep— forget they run towards danger oo oeeb ue— forget they run towards danger to keep us safe— forget they run towards danger to keep us safe .— forget they run towards danger to keep us safe . it would be to keep us safe. it would be ememe— to keep us safe. it would be different, i'm— to keep us safe. it would be different, i'm-it- to keep us safe. it would be different, i'm it were different, i'm sure, if it were

a different, i'm sure, if it were obooobobb— different, i'm sure, if it were a football situation, because, you— a football situation, because, you-boe— a football situation, because, you - it's l smaller- a football situation, because, you it's smaller amount you know, it's a smaller amount of you know, it's a smaller amount ob—bowe- you know, it's a smaller amount ob—bowe .- you know, it's a smaller amount ob—bowe , youl of people and you have, you mow,— of people and you have, you mow—mere- of people and you have, you know,_there to. of people and you have, you. know,_there to able know, operations there to able to know, operations there to able oo be— know, operations there to able oo be bm— know, operations there to able oo be be bbooe— know, operations there to able to be in place to— know, operations there to able to be in place to pre—empt that. gue— to be in place to pre—empt that. our, yee— to be in place to pre—empt that. our, yee b— to be in place to pre—empt that. but, yes, i think— to be in place to pre—empt that. but, yes, i think we— to be in place to pre—empt that. but, yes, i think we do need to moro— but, yes, i think we do need to mom obe— but, yes, i think we do need to afford the police,— but, yes, i think we do need to afford the police, particularly on afford the police, particularly om o boy— afford the police, particularly on o ooy oboe— afford the police, particularly on a day like yesterday or the day— on a day like yesterday or the my before— on a day like yesterday or the day before yesterday with all of ther— day before yesterday with all of me you — day before yesterday with all of me you mow,— day before yesterday with all of the, you know, the— day before yesterday with all of the, you know, the national celebrations— the, you know, the national celebrations and the huge amount of celebrations and the huge amount or beobbe— celebrations and the huge amount or beobbe bm— celebrations and the huge amount or beobbe bm oe— celebrations and the huge amount of people in one place. yes, we need— of people in one place. yes, we need oo— of people in one place. yes, we need oo gbwe— of people in one place. yes, we need to give the— of people in one place. yes, we need to give the police the eeobe — need to give the police the eeobe oo — need to give the police the eoobe oo be — need to give the police the scope to be able to make those oeobebome— scope to be able to make those decisions and— scope to be able to make those decisions and act— scope to be able to make those decisions and act with make oboee— decisions and act with make those choices— decisions and act with make those choices .— decisions and act with make those choices . really. rifg those choices. really. terry, boob.— those choices. really. terry, boob. obmb— those choices. really. terry, look, thank you very much for coming on and at short notice as well. so we notice that who is the deputy hampshire police and crime commissioner, terry norton even. there we go. look, emails coming that the coming in. i am pleased that the police a no tolerance police took a no tolerance attitude to protesters on coronation wish they coronation day. i just wish they would same action when would take the same action when people when people break the law when protesting every the protesting every day of the week. that's mike. angie says there is no such thing as a peaceful protest these days. and the 100% right to the police were 100% right to arrest extreme, selfish potential troublemakers as long may it continue . i think that may it continue. i think that the police acted correctly, and

i think that they did the right thing. and i think that they were right to nip any potential trouble in the bud because we don't want that. it would have ruined day for load of ruined the day for a load of people it potentially could people and it potentially could have a massive scene. you have caused a massive scene. you could argue it's saving these protesters could argue it's saving these protebbecause i'm amazed that well, because i'm amazed that none of them have been beaten up by members the by ordinary members of the pubuc by ordinary members of the public glueing themselves public so far glueing themselves into am into roads, etcetera. i am absolutely amazed that no one's really to town on them. and really gone to town on them. and i or i do wonder whether or not actually people had the actually those people had the best of intentions. was it going to a peaceful protest? in my to be a peaceful protest? in my view, were right to view, the police were right to pre—emptively act. how ever. however, i am wrestling with myself on this because like i've said, if this was a protest that i augned said, if this was a protest that i aligned arnie i was aligned with arnie and there well a time in my there may well come a time in my life and may well come for you as where you feel the need as well, where you feel the need to really protest about something. and the police something. and if the police behaved the same way you something. and if the police beitheyi the same way you something. and if the police beitheyi the sto e way you something. and if the police beitheyi the sto the ay you as they behaved to the republicans they did to just republicans or they did to just stop oil or whoever else was there, you be unhappy there, would you be unhappy with there, would you be unhappy with the acted? i suspect the way they'd acted? i suspect you might be gb views or gb news .uk. are with

.uk. but you are with me. patrick christys got patrick christys and i've got loads coming because we will loads coming up because we will get the latest on the government's pledge government's gp funding pledge to 8 am. to stop the endless 8 am. scramble appointments. this scramble for appointments. this could be desperately news could be desperately good news if you if that horrible moment when you ring your gp and you're on hold. et cetera. et cetera. i'll be telling what they're trying et cetera. et cetera. i'll be te|dog what they're trying et cetera. et cetera. i'll be te|do now. what they're trying et cetera. et cetera. i'll be te|do now. theit they're trying et cetera. et cetera. i'll be te|do now. the governmenting et cetera. et cetera. i'll be te|do now. the government to try to do now. the government to try and easier you to and make it easier for you to get a needed gp's get a much needed gp's appointment. i'm patrick christys on gb should christys on gb news or should that be news? it's not

news radio. well sometimes orybmg— news radio. well sometimes orybmg oo— news radio. well sometimes orybmg oo geo— news radio. well sometimes trying to get into a gp surgery is trying to get into a gp surgery be o— trying to get into a gp surgery be o bbo— trying to get into a gp surgery be o bbo oboe— trying to get into a gp surgery is a bit like trying to get out of alcatraz. _ is a bit like trying to get out of alcatraz. isn't- is a bit like trying to get out of alcatraz. l l?’ of alcatraz. isn't it? but the government has announced plans to end what it calls the 8 am. scramble for gp appointments. so it's promised £240 million of funding to overhaul primary care. the proposals include the introduction of new online booking tools and the training of 6500 receptionists. so rishi sunak was asked about this earlier today and this is what he said . but earlier today and this is what he said. but what earlier today and this is what he said . but what we're saying

he said. but what we're saying ooooy— he said. but what we're saying ooooy be— he said. but what we're saying ooooy be we— he said. but what we're saying today is we want— he said. but what we're saying today is we want to— r: but what we're saying today is we want to invest bumoreoe— today is we want to invest hundreds of— today is we want to invest hundreds of millions of pounds in hundreds of millions of pounds be ob— hundreds of millions of pounds in gp practises— hundreds of millions of pounds in gp practises to— hundreds of millions of pounds in gp practises to help end the abbe— in gp practises to help end the atms scramble.— in gp practises to help end the atms scramble. that's investing in atms scramble. that's investing bm-oeebmobogy— atms scramble. that's investing in-technology so- atms scramble. that's investing in technology so that people in new technology so that people oom-o— in new technology so that people oom-o bem— in new technology so that people don't hear engaged tones when obey— don't hear engaged tones when obey cobb— don't hear engaged tones when obey oobb mo— don't hear engaged tones when they call and their call they call and that their call wbbb— they call and that their call wbbb-wbob- they call and that their call will-with on- they call and that their call will-with on the. they call and that their call will with on the day. will be dealt with on the day. so will be dealt with on the day. eo—wboo- will be dealt with on the day. so—wboo be- will be dealt with on the day. so_what is going. will be dealt with on the day. so what is going to so they know what is going to bobbem— so they know what is going to romeo-mem— so they know what is going to happen them. that's new happen to them. that's new bmweeomemo— happen to them. that's new- investment-government investment from the government going— investment from the government gobmg—broeobeee- investment from the government going—practises to. going into general practises to bebo— going into general practises to bebb-abwe— going into general practises to help atms scramble with help end the atms scramble with mew—wob— help end the atms scramble with. mew—wbob-oome new technology with more to come oomorroww—mo- new technology with more to come tomorrow—want to - new technology with more to come tomorrow want to make new technology with more to come tomcpeople want to make new technology with more to come tomcpeople can want to make new technology with more to come tomcpeople can get want to make new technology with more to come tomcpeople can get theant to make new technology with more to come tomcpeople can get the care) make sure people can get the care moo— sure people can get the care oboo obey— sure people can get the care that they need— sure people can get the care that they need as quickly as obey— that they need as quickly as obey meeo— that they need as quickly as obey meeo bo— that they need as quickly as they need it. it's— that they need as quickly as they need it. it's all part of bom— they need it. it's all part of bbm oo— they need it. it's all part of our plan to cut— they need it. it's all part of our plan to cut waiting lists. oboy. — our plan to cut waiting lists. oboy. -wboo- our plan to cut waiting lists. okay. _what rishi - our plan to cut waiting lists. i okay-what rishi sunak okay. so that's what rishi sunak says. i'm bringing catherine says. i'm bringing in catherine force now. his news political force now. his gb news political reporter, catherine, it reporter, sir catherine, as it currently then a.m. currently stands. then 8 am. comes open. when ring comes gps open. when you ring and ring, you get an and ring and ring, you get an engaged tone or you get told your 50in a queue. does your number 50in a queue. does this that? it should do so. this stop that? it should do so. bbey-re— this stop that? it should do so. bbey-re brbmgbmg— this stop that? it should do so. they're bringing in— this stop that? it should do so. they're bringing in new- they're bringing in new oebebbome— they're bringing in new telephone technology, basically . amo— telephone technology, basically . mo wboo— telephone technology, basically . and what will— telephone technology, basically . and what will happen? it's obreooy— . and what will happen? it's already happening in some procee— already happening in some bbooee. roy— already happening in some places. my doctors have just ewboobeo— places. my doctors have just ewboobeo oo— places. my doctors have just switched to it— places. my doctors have just switched to it and it's amazing. boomer— switched to it and it's amazing. booober rbm— switched to it and it's amazing. rather than constantly radar, room— rather than constantly radar, room room— rather than constantly radar, radar, radar for— rather than constantly radar, radar, radar for half an hour mem— radar, radar for half an hour obem eoybmg— radar, radar for half an hour then saying hearing no , there's then saying hearing no, there's no appointments.—

then saying hearing no, there's no appointments. will be your no appointments. it will be your mumbe— no appointments. it will be your mumbe oboe— no appointments. it will be your number five in— no appointments. it will be your number five in the— no appointments. it will be your number five in the queue, your mumbe— number five in the queue, your number-bo— number five in the queue, your number-in the— number five in the queue, your number in the queue. we'll number six in the queue. we'll rbog— number six in the queue. we'll bog-book— number six in the queue. we'll bog-book eo— number six in the queue. we'll ring .back so you - number six in the queue. we'll ring back so you can ring you back so you can bboerobby— ring you back so you can literally-phone. ring you back so you can- literally-phone down, literally put the phone down, get—devo- literally put the phone down,i geo—ooy-obeo get on with your day, and then obey— get on with your day, and then obey-mog— get on with your day, and then obey-rbog you— get on with your day, and then they ring you back. and get on with your day, and then they the ring you back. and get on with your day, and then they the idea you back. and get on with your day, and then they the idea is u back. and get on with your day, and then they the idea is thatck. and get on with your day, and then they the idea is that they're then the idea is that they're orobobog— then the idea is that they're training these— then the idea is that they're training these care navigators, boebeobby— training these care navigators, basically—people. basically receptionist people moo—obs,- basically receptionist people that gps, they'll that work at the gps, they'll ome — that work at the gps, they'll ome .oobb— that work at the gps, they'll take .call and _ that work at the gps, they'll take call and they will take the call and then they will eoro— take the call and then they will eoro oo— take the call and then they will eoro or room— take the call and then they will sort of triage you— take the call and then they will sort of triage you and work out wbeober— sort of triage you and work out wbeober you— sort of triage you and work out whether you need— sort of triage you and work out whether you need to see a doorm— whether you need to see a ooooor, bo— whether you need to see a doctor, if you _ whether you need to see a doctor, if you need to see an oowmeeo— doctor, if you need to see an advanced nurse— doctor, if you need to see an advanced nurse practitioner, may be you— advanced nurse practitioner, may be you eboubo— advanced nurse practitioner, may be you eboubo go— advanced nurse practitioner, may be you should go direct the be you should go direct to the bbormooy— be you should go direct to the bbormooylwoybe— be you should go direct to the pharmacy maybe think you pharmacy. maybe they think you eboubo— pharmacy. maybe they think you eboubo cobb— pharmacy. maybe they think you should call 1—1_ pharmacy. maybe they think you should call 1—1 one. so the whore— should call 1—1 one. so the wbobe—bo- should call 1—1 one. so the whole—it will. whole idea is that it will reuoe— whole idea is that it will reduce this. _ whole idea is that it will reduce this. the number of beobbe— reduce this. the number of people needing— reduce this. the number of people needing to see the gp and beuee— people needing to see the gp and because obviously— people needing to see the gp and because obviously it— people needing to see the gp and because obviously it will rebbewe— because obviously it will relieve pressure on gp services beuee— relieve pressure on gp services bu boe— relieve pressure on gp services because it's phenomenally obooboubo— because it's phenomenally difficult to— because it's phenomenally difficult to get— because it's phenomenally difficult to get seen . “43?“ difficult to get seen. yeah, exoooby. — difficult to get seen. yeah, exoooby. b— difficult to get seen. yeah, exactly. i mean- difficult to get seen. “43?“ clxeificcg i mean what's the exactly. i mean what's the geoerob— exactly. i mean what's the general reaction - clxeificcg i mean what's the general reaction to this been bboe— general reaction to this been oboe meme— general reaction to this been like then? because i mean on paper— like then? because i mean on bober bo— like then? because i mean on bober bo eouooe— like then? because i mean on paper it sounds like a good idea reobby— paper it sounds like a good idea reobby. webb— paper it sounds like a good idea reobby. webb b— paper it sounds like a good idea really. well i think— paper it sounds like a good idea really. well i think nobody's moo— really. well i think nobody's ooo gobmg— really. well i think nobody's ooo gobog oo— really. well i think nobody's not going to be— really. well i think nobody's not going to be pleased not to be bowbog— not going to be pleased not to be bowbog oo— not going to be pleased not to be having to read— not going to be pleased not to be having to read all da radar, buo— be having to read all da radar, buo bo— be having to read all da radar, buo bo be— be having to read all da radar, buo bo be ob— be having to read all da radar, but it is of course,— be having to read all da radar, but it is of course, labour woubo— but it is of course, labour woubo eoy— but it is of course, labour would say it's— but it is of course, labour would say it's tinkering around the would say it's tinkering around me eogee— would say it's tinkering around oboe eogee mo— would say it's tinkering around the edges and it— would say it's tinkering around the edges and it is something. buo— the edges and it is something. buo wbeo— the edges and it is something. buo wbeo you— the edges and it is something. but when you consider-

the edges and it is something. but when you consider there's 7.2 million people waiting to begin treatment and one of begin nhs treatment and one of the government's five priorities is to get these waiting lists down. when you consider that they haven't dealt with the strikes , that although some of strikes, that although some of the health unions agreed, the health unions have agreed, we've ambulance strikes we've got some ambulance strikes tomorrow, the nurses are going tomorrow, the nurses are going to reballot for strikes. the junior doctors, that's nowhere near being settled. so for sure, this is great, but there's still huge problems that it's not really going to address. now the government's really keen to say we are delivering 10% more gp appointments than we were doing before the pandemic per month that is. but labour are going hang on a minute, we've got 2000 gps less than before. you guys came to power and the truth is that we're spending more money than ever on the nhs and we're getting a worse service , aren't getting a worse service, aren't we? so this, this would be moober— we? so this, this would be another £240 _ , so this, this would be another £240 million given to the another £240 million given to me wus— another £240 million given to me we bo— another £240 million given to the nhs in order— another £240 million given to the nhs in order for it to try to the nhs in order for it to try oo oo— the nhs in order for it to try to do something— the nhs in order for it to try to do something with that money

in to do something with that money bo obe— to do something with that money bo obe bubbbo— to do something with that money in the public clearly would exoeoo— in the public clearly would expect results— in the public clearly would expect results on that. so in an boeob— expect results on that. so in an boeob wooe— expect results on that. so in an ideal world, going— expect results on that. so in an ideal world, going forward, you wbbb— ideal world, going forward, you wbbb cobb— ideal world, going forward, you wbbb eobb your— ideal world, going forward, you will call your gp— ideal world, going forward, you will call your gp at 8:00 in the mombog— will call your gp at 8:00 in the morobog mo— will call your gp at 8:00 in the morning and you— will call your gp at 8:00 in the morning and you will be told moo— morning and you will be told oboo youe— morning and you will be told that you're going to get a call boob— that you're going to get a call book mo— that you're going to get a call back and then— that you're going to get a call back and then that would work very— back and then that would work very efficiently. _ back and then that would work very efficiently. my concern obouo— very efficiently. my concern obouo ome— very efficiently. my concern about this would be with the reoeboboo— about this would be with the reception .they're - about this would be with the reception they're going reception that they're going to reorobo — reception that they're going to retrain - reception - retrain 6500 reception lists. i meow-beer- retrain 6500 reception lists. i mean,-best will- retrain 6500 reception lists. i mean, best will in the mean, with the best will in the womb— mean, with the best will in the wood, boe— mean, with the best will in the wood, bo-e-oo— mean, with the best will in the world, it's of pressure world, it's a lot of pressure oor— world, it's a lot of pressure for o— world, it's a lot of pressure for a receptionist. if someone rboge— for a receptionist. if someone rboge ub— for a receptionist. if someone rboge ub oo— for a receptionist. if someone rboge ub oo geo— for a receptionist. if someone rings up to get that decision. bobgbo. — rings up to get that decision. bobgbo. bobgbo— rings up to get that decision. right. right need to see the right. right you need to see the gp, right. right you need to see the or, you— right. right you need to see the or, you need— right. right you need to see the or, you need oo— right. right you need to see the gp, you need to call 111, you need— gp, you need to call 111, you oeeoloobb— gp, you need to call 111, you need .call 999, - gp, you need to call 111, you need call 999, go to your need to call 999, go to your mommy— need to call 999, go to your bbormooy-b— need to call 999, go to your pharmacy i mean, fair pharmacy list. i mean, fair eoougb— pharmacy list. i mean, fair eoougblobey— pharmacy list. i mean, fair enough. they the enough. if they get the boom,— enough. if they get the training, but- enough. if they get the training, but not pressure. training, but it's not pressure. it training, but it's not pressure. bo-aoo— training, but it's not pressure. bo-aoo obo— training, but it's not pressure. it-and not everyone- training, but it's not pressure. it-and not everyone is. training, but it's not pressure. . it-and not everyone is going it is. and not everyone is going to tell the receptionist to want to tell the receptionist what problem the first what the problem is in the first place. and i mean, have to say place. and i mean, i have to say very they will ask you very often they will ask you anyway . but the moment the anyway. but at the moment the opfions anyway. but at the moment the options see a doctor or options are you see a doctor or you a doctor or see you speak to a doctor or you see a nurse, they don't say just a nurse, but they don't say just ring 1—1 one or go to the pharmacy or whatever. but we're expecting further announcements probably tomorrow about using pharmacies more using their capacity , using their capacity, using their capability. they're obviously

well qualified to give good advice , but the problem is the advice, but the problem is the figures that labour have put out saying that 670 pharmacies have closed since 2015, along with 343 gps. so there is a big problem with capacity . and of problem with capacity. and of course one of the reasons that this tax break was given to allow people to put more into their pension pots was an attempt to help to keep gp's and other doctors in the nhs rather than getting to a point and retiring or doing far fewer days because they've got so much money sitting in a pot. so we'll see. well, thank you very much catherine force there our political reporter. what do you mooe— political reporter. what do you mooe oo— political reporter. what do you mooe oo obo— political reporter. what do you make of all of— political reporter. what do you make of all of this?— c rt: ”c: what do you make of all of this? and c trim ”c: what do you make of all of this? and ladies mo— make of all of this? and ladies mo geooe— make of all of this? and ladies mo geooe oo— make of all of this? and ladies and gents, do you— make of all of this? and ladies and gents, do you think this eoubo— and gents, do you think this ooubo be— and gents, do you think this could be the— and gents, do you think this could be the solution to the 8 obgbomore— could be the solution to the 8 am. nightmare at— could be the solution to the 8 am. nightmare at a gp surgery? a.m. nightmare at a gp surgery? we a.m. nightmare at a gp surgery? we boob— a.m. nightmare at a gp surgery? we boob, oe— a.m. nightmare at a gp surgery? we look, one would hope so. cerooboby— we look, one would hope so. certainly-might- we look, one would hope so. certainly might be able to certainly you might be able to ooouobby— certainly you might be able to ooouobby geo— certainly you might be able to actually get on— certainly you might be able to actually get on phone to actually get on the phone to eomebooy— actually get on the phone to somebody quicker, but will you ooouobby— actually get seen quicker? boob-e— that's the big issue. anyway. bou— that's the big issue. anyway. bou ore— that's the big issue. anyway. you are watching— that's the big issue. anyway. you are watching and listening to you are watching and listening oo-boorbob— you are watching and listening

to patrick christys on gb to me. patrick christys on gb wewe— to me. patrick christys on gb news-following- to me. patrick christys on gb news following the pretty news now following the pretty obemob—oor- news now following the pretty dismal—for rishii dismal set of results for rishi suoob—oo- dismal set of results for rishi i sunak—at-local sunak conservatives at the local ebeeobooe— elections have he and his party boeo—oboee- elections have he and his party lost—class voters. lost the working class voters oboo— lost the working class voters oboo boobe— lost the working class voters that boris johnson famously won bo zeroe— that boris johnson famously won over in 2019? are— that boris johnson famously won over in 2019? are they fully reobby— over in 2019? are they fully reooy oo — over in 2019? are they fully ready to back— over in 2019? are they fully ready to back keir starmer for the ready to back keir starmer for me new— ready to back keir starmer for the next election? i am eebeobobby— the next election? i am especially keen to hear from you on obbe. — especially keen to hear from you on obbe. bo— especially keen to hear from you on obbe. b you— especially keen to hear from you on this. if you class— especially keen to hear from you on this. if you class yourself as on this. if you class yourself oe worbbog— on this. if you class yourself as working class— on this. if you class yourself as working class and you voted bory— as working class and you voted bory oo— as working class and you voted boy or me— as working class and you voted tory at the last— as working class and you voted tory at the last election, where are tory at the last election, where you — tory at the last election, where you w— tory at the last election, where are you now? have— tory at the last election, where are you now? have the tory party boeo— are you now? have the tory party boeo youe— are you now? have the tory party boeo youeleo— are you now? have the tory party boeo youeleo .— are you now? have the tory party lost you?.so , why?— are you now? have the tory party lost you? so , why? and have lost you? if so, why? and have obey— lost you? if so, why? and have obey boeo— lost you? if so, why? and have obey boeo you— lost you? if so, why? and have they lost you or— lost you? if so, why? and have they lost you or as— lost you? if so, why? and have they lost you or as labour won vou— they lost you or as labour won you bo— they lost you or as labour won you b you— they lost you or as labour won you b you geo— they lost you or as labour won you if you get what i mean. gb vbewe— you if you get what i mean. gb vbewe be— you if you get what i mean. gb vbewe be me— you if you get what i mean. gb views is the gbnews.uk get in oouob. — views is the gbnews.uk get in oouob. -ow— views is the gbnews.uk get in touch.-now it's- views is the gbnews.uk get in touch. now it's your touch. but right now it's your beoobboee— touch. but right now it's your beoobboee .— touch. but right now it's your headlines . it's— touch. but right now it's your headlines . it's 333. " headlines. it's 333. i'm tamsin roberts in the gb news room. here are the headlines. the prince and princess of wales and their three children have joined millions of volunteers for the final day of coronation celebrations . the king's celebrations. the king's grandchildren have all been getting stuck in to help renovate a scout hut in slough for the big help out. after a day of painting and digging, the three children toasted

marshmallows and tried their hand at archery. marshmallows and tried their hand at archery . meanwhile, hand at archery. meanwhile, princess anne has met with local volunteers in swindon. some 6 million people are taking part in the big help out, either arranging their own community activities or working with charities . the prime minister, charities. the prime minister, who's been preparing food at a village hall in hertfordshire , village hall in hertfordshire, has praised the weekend celebrations as and its community spirit like this that binds our country together. it's fantastic to be a part of it it's fantastic to be a part of bo bere— it's fantastic to be a part of bo bere ooooy— it's fantastic to be a part of it here today and help out myeebo. — it here today and help out myeebo. wow— it here today and help out myself. now on- it here today and help out myself. now on the weekend. and i myself. now on the weekend. and b obbob— myself. now on the weekend. and b obbob oo— myself. now on the weekend. and i think no other— myself. now on the weekend. and i think no other country in the womb— i think no other country in the worbo ooubo— i think no other country in the world could put— i think no other country in the world could put on such a oozzbbog— world could put on such a dazzling spectacle. and it was a proud— dazzling spectacle. and it was a proud expression _ dazzling spectacle. and it was a proud expression of our history , ouboure— proud expression of our history , our culture, our— proud expression of our history , our culture, our traditions. buo— , our culture, our traditions. buo obeo— , our culture, our traditions. buo obeo o— , our culture, our traditions. but also a reflection of the moemo— but also a reflection of the modern character of our country. it modern character of our country. bo woe— modern character of our country. ro oeebby— modern character of our country. it was deeply moving to be in me— it was deeply moving to be in the coronation— it was deeply moving to be in the coronation service and booreobbby— the coronation service and incredibly uplifting. and it's an experience— incredibly uplifting. and it's an experience i— incredibly uplifting. and it's an experience i think, that nobody— an experience i think, that oobooy wbbb— an experience i think, that nobody will forget for the rest of nobody will forget for the rest or web— nobody will forget for the rest of their lives— nobody will forget for the rest of their lives .— nobody will forget for the rest of their lives . the government of their lives. the government eoye— of their lives. the government eoye bo— of their lives. the government eoye bo wbbb— of their lives. the government says it will give _ of their lives. the government says it will give £240 million to says it will give £240 million oo eb— says it will give £240 million to gp practises— says it will give £240 million to gp practises this year to bmbrowe— to gp practises this year to improve basic— to gp practises this year to

improve basic services and to emo— improve basic services and to end obe— improve basic services and to end the so—called 8 am. eerombbe— end the so—called 8 am. scramble to— end the so—called 8 am. scramble to get- end the so—called 8 am. scramble to get an appointment . scramble to get an appointment. the scramble to get an appointment. bbe money— scramble to get an appointment. bbe mooey wbbb— scramble to get an appointment. the money will be— scramble to get an appointment. the money will be used- scramble to get an appointment. the money will be used to- the money will be used to introduce online booking tools and upgrade telephone systems. more reception hosts will be trained with their role expanded so they can assess patients needs. ukraine so they can assess patients needs . ukraine says russia has needs. ukraine says russia has fired iranian made kamikaze drones at key cities , including drones at key cities, including over 30 at the capital kyiv, a food warehouse was set ablaze by missile in the black sea port city of odesa. ukrainian officials say russia has intensified shelling of bakhmut, hoping to take it by tomorrow. their victory day holiday. meanwhile, president zelenskyy will meet with the president of the european commission, ursula von der leyen, tomorrow to discuss a new support package . discuss a new support package. tv online , dab+ radio and on tv online, dab+ radio and on tune in. this is.

tv online, dab+ radio and on tune in. this is . gb news tune in. this is. gb news direct bullion sponsors the finance report on gb news for gold and silver investment . here's silver investment. here's a quick snapshot— silver investment. here's a quick snapshot of- here's a quick snapshot of today's morbeoe. — quick snapshot of today's markets. the- quick snapshot of today's markets. : beryl quick snapshot of today's markets. : broocc quick snapshot of today's- markets. the pound will buy you 1.26, four, $8 and ,1.1466. the price of gold is £1,601.14 per ounce, and the ftse 100 is . at ounce, and the ftse 100 is. at 7778 points. direct bullion sponsors the finance report on gb news for gold and silver investment . gb news for gold and silver investment. well gb news for gold and silver investment . well, gb news for gold and silver investment . well , after the investment. well, after the weebeoo-e— well, after the weekend's coronation celebration , mbobeoere— weekend's coronation celebration , mbobeoere ore— weekend's coronation celebration , ministers are finally coming to , ministers are finally coming oo oerme— , ministers are finally coming to terms with— , ministers are finally coming to terms with the— , ministers are finally coming to terms with the conservative booby-e— to terms with the conservative boroy-e bruoob— to terms with the conservative party's brutal pummelling in the boom— party's brutal pummelling in the local elections— party's brutal pummelling in the local elections on— party's brutal pummelling in the local elections on thursday . local elections on thursday. so the local elections on thursday. so we borbee— local elections on thursday. so the tories lost— local elections on thursday. so the tories lost more— local elections on thursday. so the tories lost more than 1000 local council seats and pollsters now suggest that a hung parliament could be on the cards at the next general

election. but have labour snatched back the working class vote from the tories ? and this vote from the tories? and this will be absolutely vital at that election . who better to put this election. who better to put this to than the deputy chairman of the conservative party? it is lee anderson who is of course the mp for ashfield and lee , the mp for ashfield and lee, again, vitally important to talk to you about this working class bloke and former labour now very much a tory, but i just wonder lee, are you losing people like you and why ? no, absolutely not. you and why? no, absolutely not. boorbob— you and why? no, absolutely not. boorbob boe— you and why? no, absolutely not. patrick it's interesting— pr: 7 no, absolutely not. patrick it's interesting that me— patrick it's interesting that me meobo— patrick it's interesting that the media is— patrick it's interesting that the media is not reporting the ooouob— the media is not reporting the ooouob goboe— the media is not reporting the actual gains we— the media is not reporting the actual gains we made in some of the actual gains we made in some of me reo— actual gains we made in some of be red wobb— actual gains we made in some of the red wall seats— actual gains we made in some of the red wall seats like my own. we the red wall seats like my own. we wooo— the red wall seats like my own. we wooo oo— the red wall seats like my own. we wooo oo eee— the red wall seats like my own. we want to see it— the red wall seats like my own. we want to see it in— the red wall seats like my own. we want to see it in ashfield for the first time in history and next door in mansfield we the number of conservative tory, sorry, the number of tory councillors went from 2 to 5. that's a massive increase. and obe— that's a massive increase. and now the official— that's a massive increase. and now the official opposition in mansfield mansfield mansfield called on mansfield council over in bassetlaw council and over in bassetlaw i think we're getting or tory think we're getting 2 or 3 tory councillors as so you councillors as well. so you know, not this this picture

know, it's not this this picture that we're seeing. yes, it's an awful sight on on on friday, seeing over a thousand councillors losing their jobs obviously, some of the obviously, but in some of the red wall areas like mine, we've actually made made gains. so that encourages me. and i've always said, patrick, that lot always said, patrick, that a lot of red wall are of the red wall voters are working class voters, if you like, voted conservative for the first time in 2019. three reasons really. boris brexit and jeremy corbyn. they're looking for excuse to vote for us for an excuse to vote for us again. and if we get things right over the next year or so, then they will vote for us again. so i'm quietly again. so i'm quite quietly confident that in areas like mine these seats. mine will retain these seats. so i get that. but i mean, i'm boobbog— i get that. but i mean, i'm boobbog oo— i get that. but i mean, i'm looking at other— gig but i mean, i'm looking at other areas though, bbe— looking at other areas though, bbbe boobe— looking at other areas though, like stoke-trent. - looking at other areas though, like stoke trent. jonathan like stoke on trent. jonathan bubbbe— like stoke on trent. jonathan mube-meo— like stoke on trent. jonathan gullis area. another gullis is area. he's another regubor— gullis is area. he's another. regubor—bbey regular on this channel. they were obliterated— regular on this channel. they were obliterated , really, it's were obliterated, really, it's robo— were obliterated, really, it's oobr oo— were obliterated, really, it's oobr oo eoy— were obliterated, really, it's fair to say, and— were obliterated, really, it's fair to say, and i- were obliterated, really, it's fair to say, and i just wonder wbeober— fair to say, and i just wonder wbeober or— fair to say, and i just wonder whether or not— fair to say, and i just wonder whether or not it— fair to say, and i just wonder whether or not it is now because the whether or not it is now because we borbee— whether or not it is now because we borbee ore— whether or not it is now because the tories are losing them as obboeeo— the tories are losing them as obboeeo oo— the tories are losing them as opposed to labour offering eomeobbog— opposed to labour offering something in— opposed to labour offering something in particular. and i bueo— something in particular. and i tueo wooeor— something in particular. and i just wonder whether or not. lee it just wonder whether or not. lee b be— just wonder whether or not. lee b be more— just wonder whether or not. lee b be oo— just wonder whether or not. lee b be oo o— just wonder whether or not. lee

it is more of a question of oombeoeooe— it is more of a question of competence and trust because the big competence and trust because the bbg oe— competence and trust because the bbg eoob— competence and trust because the bbg eoob obe— competence and trust because the big one stop the boats. that's moo— big one stop the boats. that's ooo bobbeobog— big one stop the boats. that's not happening in— big one stop the boats. that's not happening in it's not i mean youe— not happening in it's not i mean you guboe— not happening in it's not i mean you guboe rbgbb— not happening in it's not i mean you're quite right. _ not happening in it's not i mean you're quite right. i think you mbob— you're quite right. i think you think you're half right there. patrick i think i think people are patrick i think i think people reo— patrick i think i think people oeo ub— patrick i think i think people are fed up not— patrick i think i think people are fed up not just with the mom— are fed up not just with the main political— are fed up not just with the main political parties. “cg are fed up not just with the main political parties. “c; 313 main political parties. they are fed up.— main political parties. they are fed up. b— main political parties. they are fed up. r mem— main political parties. they are fed up. i mean, look at the turnout at the local elections last week in some parts of ashfield, just 20 odd % you know, ashfield, just 20 odd% you know, i think you look— ashfield, just 20 odd% you know, i think you look anywhere- : $70 :: you know, i think you look anywhere in the eouoory— i think you look anywhere in the eouoory-ower— i think you look anywhere in the country-over 30.- i think you look anywhere in the country-over 30. so - i think you look anywhere in the country over 30. so 70% country to find over 30. so 70% of country to find over 30. so 70% oo-ooouob— country to find over 30. so 70% of. actual electorate - country to find over 30. so 70% of actual electorate not of the actual electorate are not going— of the actual electorate are not gobog-wooe.— of the actual electorate are not gobog-wooe. so- of the actual electorate are not going vote. so they're going out to vote. so they're a boobe— going out to vote. so they're a bboobe bbo— going out to vote. so they're a little bit-and- going out to vote. so they're a little bit and quite little bit fed up and quite rbgbo— little bit fed up and quite rbgbo obouo— little bit fed up and quite right about the small boats it oo— right about the small boats it oo be— right about the small boats it seems to be taking an edge. i am eooourogeo— seems to be taking an edge. i am eooourogeo by— seems to be taking an edge. i am encouraged by rishi— seems to be taking an edge. i am encouraged by rishi because for the encouraged by rishi because for roe-rbme— encouraged by rishi because for the-time since— encouraged by rishi because for the-time since i've- encouraged by rishi because for the time since i've been the first time since i've been an the first time since i've been oo-bobebb— the first time since i've been an-rishi and— the first time since i've been an rishi and suella have an mp, rishi and suella have men— an mp, rishi and suella have given-something- an mp, rishi and suella have given something that no given us something that no brewboue— given us something that no previous leadership gave and previous leadership gave us and bboo— previous leadership gave us and moo-bboo— previous leadership gave us and oboo-oboo. bo— previous leadership gave us and that-that. if you— previous leadership gave us and that that. if you arrive that was that. if you arrive bere— that was that. if you arrive here illegally,— that was that. if you arrive here illegally, you will be here illegally, you will not be obbe— here illegally, you will not be obbe-oeybum - here illegally, you will not be obbe-oeybum .- here illegally, you will not be able asylum . you'll be able to claim asylum. you'll be ewbooby— able to claim asylum. you'll be swiftly detained— able to claim asylum. you'll be swiftly detained and returned to ebober— swiftly detained and returned to ebober your— swiftly detained and returned to either your own _ swiftly detained and returned to either your own country or a obbro— either your own country or a obbro eouoory— either your own country or a third country like rwanda, so bboo— third country like rwanda, so oboo gbwee— third country like rwanda, so oboo gbwee me— third country like rwanda, so that gives me hope. yes, it wbooe— that gives me hope. yes, it wbooe me— that gives me hope. yes, it wbooe me up.— that gives me hope. yes, it winds me up. it's frustrating. boe— winds me up. it's frustrating. bo-e oobbog— winds me up. it's frustrating. bo-e oobbog eo— winds me up. it's frustrating. it's taking so long. but you mow—

it's taking so long. but you boow wbooe— it's taking so long. but you know what? in— it's taking so long. but you know what? in over a year's rbme— know what? in over a year's obme obe— know what? in over a year's time, the british— know what? in over a year's time, the british electorate bowe— time, the british electorate bowe goo— time, the british electorate bowe goo o— time, the british electorate have got a decision to make. who do you— have got a decision to make. who do you woor— have got a decision to make. who do you want running this country and do you want running this country mo obbe— do you want running this country and this economy?— do you want running this country and this economy? want and this economy? do you want bobebb— and this economy? do you want bobebb-reremy— and this economy? do you want rishi-jeremy hunt- and this economy? do you want rishi jeremy hunt or sir rishi and jeremy hunt or sir bebo— rishi and jeremy hunt or sir bebr mo— rishi and jeremy hunt or sir keir and angela— rishi and jeremy hunt or sir keir and angela rayner? and i mbob— keir and angela rayner? and i obbob oe— keir and angela rayner? and i think once people go into the bobboo— think once people go into the bobboo box— think once people go into the ballot box and— think once people go into the ballot box and look at those names on the— ballot box and look at those names on the paper, they'll make the names on the paper, they'll make obe-oeobeboo. — names on the paper, they'll make the-decision. yeah- names on the paper, they'll make the-decision. yeah ,- names on the paper, they'll make the decision. “415?" the right decision. yeah, but i mbob— the right decision. yeah, but i think can fit rizla paper think you can fit a rizla paper between kind of economics, between the kind of economics, to be honest with you, at the moment, depressingly from what's to be honest with you, at the momen'outzpressingly from what's to be honest with you, at the momen'out atessingly from what's to be honest with you, at the momen'out at jeremy' from what's to be honest with you, at the momen'out at jeremy hunt'svhat's coming out at jeremy hunt's mouth come out mouth and what may well come out of labour party's mouth. and of the labour party's mouth. and at the moment you know, at the moment aren't, you know, the obviously got the labour party's obviously got rid jeremy the kind rid of jeremy corbyn in the kind of wacky magic grandpa element rid of jeremy corbyn in the kind of it,cky magic grandpa element rid of jeremy corbyn in the kind of it, whichagic grandpa element rid of jeremy corbyn in the kind of it, which i|ic grandpa element rid of jeremy corbyn in the kind of it, which i think ndpa element rid of jeremy corbyn in the kind of it, which i think turnedlement of it, which i think turned a lot people off, especially lot of people off, especially especially the north of especially in the north of england, right? it just did so you've got now. if you've not got that now. so if they're looking it and they're looking at it and thinking, neither party thinking, well, neither party is going me richer at the going to make me richer at the next i am not going to next election, i am not going to be to say that voting tory be able to say that voting tory is to me richer. then is going to make me richer. then they might as well just go and do what their dad did the do what their dad did in the grandad did just vote grandad did and just vote labour. well, you know, you mow,— labour. well, you know, you mow—mug. - labour. well, you know, you. know,_mug. patrick, know, rishi is no mug. patrick, obbe— know, rishi is no mug. patrick, bme-mm— know, rishi is no mug. patrick, this-man who— know, rishi is no mug. patrick, this man who was, you know, this is a man who was, you know, in

this is a man who was, you know, bo sou,— this is a man who was, you know, bo zebe ome— this is a man who was, you know, in 2015, came into— this is a man who was, you know, in 2015, came into parliament this is a man who was, you know, in 2bnow:ame into parliament this is a man who was, you know, in 2bnow isne into parliament this is a man who was, you know, in 2bnow is at into parliament this is a man who was, you know, in 2bnow is a prime’arliament this is a man who was, you know, in 2bnow is a prime ministerit this is a man who was, you know, in 2bnow is a prime minister of and now is a prime minister of obbe— and now is a prime minister of he grem— and now is a prime minister of this great country. _ and now is a prime minister of this great country. he's a very overbe— this great country. he's a very clever man. he's— this great country. he's a very clever man. he's a— this great country. he's a very clever man. he's a businessman. ue-e— clever man. he's a businessman. bee-good— clever man. he's a businessman. ue-e-gooo beoo— clever man. he's a businessman. he's-good head on- clever man. he's a businessman. he's good head on his he's got a good head on his eboubbere— he's got a good head on his shoulders. and— he's got a good head on his shoulders. and have been shoulders. and yet we have been ebeoobog— shoulders. and yet we have been ebeooboglbboobe— shoulders. and yet we have been spending llittle bit— shoulders. and yet we have been spending little bit too much spending a little bit too much money— spending a little bit too much money over the— spending a little bit too much money over the past few years. we-we— money over the past few years. we've-pandemic,- we've had the pandemic, obwboueby— we've had the pandemic, obviously,-war- we've had the pandemic, obviously, war in ukraine obviously, the war in ukraine mo— obviously, the war in ukraine and-situation- obviously, the war in ukraine and situation not is and the tax situation is not is moo— and the tax situation is not is moo-were— and the tax situation is not is not we're supposed to be not ideal. we're supposed to be a not ideal. we're supposed to be o-ooo— not ideal. we're supposed to be o-ooo-bboo-e- not ideal. we're supposed to be a-tax-that's what. not ideal. we're supposed to be a tax that's what we a low tax party. that's what we woor— a low tax party. that's what we wmo oo — a low tax party. that's what we wmo oo be. — a low tax party. that's what we want to be. but— a low tax party. that's what we want to be. but i'm— a low tax party. that's what we want to be. but i'm pretty sure bm— want to be. but i'm pretty sure i'm _confident,- want to be. but i'm pretty sure i'm confident, confident i'm pretty confident, confident now—steadied. i'm pretty confident, confidenti now—steadied the now that rishi has steadied the emb— now that rishi has steadied the ship-know- now that rishi has steadied the ship know, throughout ship that, you know, throughout this ship that, you know, throughout obbe-eorby— ship that, you know, throughout this-early next- ship that, you know, throughout this early next year, this year and early next year, we—ouoel this year and early next year,j we—e.ueo we we there will be tax cuts. we wbbb— we there will be tax cuts. we wbbb-you — we there will be tax cuts. we will-you know,- we there will be tax cuts. we will you know, selling the will be, you know, selling the conservative— will be, you know, selling the conservative dream to the great brbobeb— conservative dream to the great brbobeb mobbe— conservative dream to the great british people. and what is this memo— british people. and what is this mom-bee— british people. and what is this dream,-lee, just- british people. and what is this dream,-lee, just just- british people. and what is this dream, lee? lee, just just sell it. now. just it it. sell it now. just sell it now. all right? i want to i want. i want to talk directly to working people. not working class people. not. not just of england, just in the north of england, but is where the red wall but this is where the red wall gets a lot of coverage. right. but working class people everywhere at everywhere who voted for you at the last election who just the last election who have just gone voted in the gone out and voted labour in the local dare i say local elections or dare i say even lib green in some even lib dem or green in some cases.i even lib dem or green in some cases. i mean, that was like the ultimate protest vote, wasn't it? sell the tory dream to those people. well, the oven. patrick

i people. well, the oven. patrick b—wbool i think you're wrong in what youe— i think you're wrong in what you-we-bbere- i think you're wrong in what you've-there a. i think you're wrong in what you've there a lot i think you're wrong in what. you've-there a lot of you've just said. there a lot of you— you've just said. there a lot of you mow,— you've just said. there a lot of you know, they're— you've just said. there a lot of you know, they're going back you know, they're not going back to you know, they're not going back oo obe— you know, they're not going back oo obe bobour— you know, they're not going back to the labour party, the conservative _ to the labour party, the conservative the first time tory woeroe— conservative the first time tory wooere—obem - conservative the first time tory voters-them on - conservative the first time tory voters-them on a. voters i speak to them on a bobby— voters i speak to them on a my boebe— voters i speak to them on a my boebe. b— voters i speak to them on a daily basis. i live in the real wowe— daily basis. i live in the real worboblyou— daily basis. i live in the real world,.you well- daily basis. i live in the real world, you well know, and world, as you well know, and yes,— world, as you well know, and ye, obey-re— world, as you well know, and ye, obey-re o— world, as you well know, and yes, they're a little bit grumpy _ yes, they're a little bit grumpy yes- yes, they're a little bit grumpy. yes they're a little bit fed grumpy. yes they're a little bit bed-buo— grumpy. yes they're a little bit fed - but they're _ grumpy. yes they're a little bit fed but they're saying to grumpy. yes they're a little bit fed comeit they're saying to grumpy. yes they're a little bit fed come on, ey're saying to grumpy. yes they're a little bit fed come on, lee, saying to grumpy. yes they're a little bit fed come on, lee, geting to grumpy. yes they're a little bit fed come on, lee, get your) grumpy. yes they're a little bit fed come on, lee, get your party me, come on, lee, get your party to me, come on, lee, get your party oo—oogeober.- to get their act together. we woor— to get their act together. we wmo oo — to get their act together. we wmo oo wooe— to get their act together. we want to vote for— to get their act together. we want to vote for you again next to get their act together. we want they're for you again next to get their act together. we want they're not you again next to get their act together. we want they're not going ain next to get their act together. we want they're not going out next year. they're not going out at booob— year. they're not going out at local elections. _ year. they're not going out at local elections. year local elections. last year and ewooobog— local elections. last year and swapping, switching from swapping, switching votes from room— from labour to conservative. i euebeeo— from labour to conservative. i euebeeo-mmy— from labour to conservative. i suspect-manylour- from labour to conservative. i suspect many our voters suspect that many of our voters boeo—eooyeo - last week actually stayed at home— last week actually stayed at bome—oboo-e- last week actually stayed at. home _that's-sad home and that's that's the sad oruob. — home and that's that's the sad truth. patrick— home and that's that's the sad truth. patrick-if— home and that's that's the sad truth. patrick if you want truth. patrick but if you want to _conservative - truth. patrick but if you want to conservative dream, to sell the conservative dream, the to sell the conservative dream, roe—be- to sell the conservative dream,| obe—be guboe the conservative dream is quite ebmobe— the conservative dream is quite ebmbbe. boe— the conservative dream is quite simple. it's putting more money the conservative dream is quite sirpeople's putting more money the conservative dream is quite sirpeople's pockets.�*nore money the conservative dream is quite sirpeople's pockets. and money the conservative dream is quite sirpeople's pockets. and if|oney the conservative dream is quite sirpeople's pockets. and if we by in people's pockets. and if we get in people's pockets. and if we geo-oexo— in people's pockets. and if we geo-oeoo yeor- in people's pockets. and if we get next year with get that right next year with tax-incentives- get that right next year with tax incentives for tax cuts and incentives for emobb— tax cuts and incentives fori small—etcetera, tax cuts and incentives for- small_etcetera, then tax cuts and incentives for- sm should-etcetera, then tax cuts and incentives for sm should be etcetera, then tax cuts and incentives for sm should be okay. tcetera, then tax cuts and incentives for sm should be okay. tc absolutely we should be okay. i absolutely bebbewe— we should be okay. i absolutely bebbewe bboo— we should be okay. i absolutely believe that-all— we should be okay. i absolutely believe that all right. we should be okay. i absolutely belie appreciate all right. we should be okay. i absolutely belieappreciate allcoming we should be okay. i absolutely belie appreciate allcoming on. look appreciate you coming on. bboob— look appreciate you coming on. bomb-mum.— look appreciate you coming on. thank-much. lee- thank you very much. lee anderson there, who is, of course, chair the course, the deputy chair of the conservative party and indeed of this as well, mp for this parish also as well, mp for ashfield. interesting emails coming in just time for one here. is from dawn who says here. this is from dawn who says that win me. am that labour cannot win me. i am a woman, adult human a woman, quote adult human female this alluding to a woman, quote adult human femfact this alluding to a woman, quote adult human femfact that his alluding to a woman, quote adult human femfact that keir alluding to a woman, quote adult human femfact that keir starmerg to a woman, quote adult human femfact that keir starmer has the fact that keir starmer has previously struggled to say what a woman is really. but there we

go. now you are watching and listening christys go. now you are watching and lister here christys go. now you are watching and lister here on christys go. now you are watching and listerhere on gb christys go. now you are watching and listerhere on gb news. stys go. now you are watching and listerhere on gb news. i'm right here on gb news. i'm coming up. will be debating is coming up. i will be debating is the white? well, the monarchy too white? well, according to a bridgerton actress, the buckingham palace balcony quote , terribly, balcony was quote, terribly, terribly shockingly white terribly white. shockingly white on coronation day. what do you think? i'm patrick christys on gb news britain's news

mornings on gb news. the people's channel, g; bib" [15 \r the people's channel, britain's news ebmoeb— people's channel, britain's news obmoeb .— people's channel, britain's news channel . will _ people's channel, britain's news channel . will ciro/bay people's channel, britain's news channel . will channel. will okay, so the crowning of charles iii was the most diverse in the 1000 year history of the ceremony, reflecting the king's desire to celebrate all aspects of multicultural britain . but it multicultural britain. but it seems to not be enough for some people. bridgerton star adjoa andoh has called the momentous balcony scene, quote terribly white, and the actress says the appearance of the royal family contrasted starkly with the westminster abbey ceremony , westminster abbey ceremony, which showed rich diversity. so were the events of the weekend too. white is our royal family me too white? joining me to

discuss this now is social policy analyst dr. raqeeb ahsan, an activist and organiser of black lives matter protests . it black lives matter protests. it is iman ehsan. great stuff, both of you. thank you very much. raqeeb it's the royal family, too. white well, firstly , i too. white well, firstly, i think that the coronation was a wonderful celebration of not only the country as christian heritage , but also its status as heritage, but also its status as a proud , multi—faith democracy . a proud, multi—faith democracy. and i think the coronation boeebo— and i think the coronation boeebo ,— and i think the coronation boeebo , bo— and i think the coronation itself , it reflected king itself, it reflected king cborbee— itself, it reflected king charles, the - itself, it reflected king charles, the third's i'd say multicultural— charles, the third's i'd say multicultural values, where he brboobo— multicultural values, where he sees britain as— multicultural values, where he sees britain as a— multicultural values, where he sees britain as a community of eommuobobee— sees britain as a community of communities and— sees britain as a community of communities and sees himself as the communities and sees himself as me oeoeooer— communities and sees himself as the defender of— communities and sees himself as the defender of all— communities and sees himself as the defender of all faiths , the defender of all faiths, oeebboe— the defender of all faiths, despite being— the defender of all faiths, despite being the supreme governor of— despite being the supreme governor of the church of bogbmo. — governor of the church of bogbmo. so— governor of the church of england. so i- governor of the church of england. r: england. so i found those comments particularly unsavoury . we are, in my view, a reboobweby— we are, in my view, a relatively successful multiracial- relatively successful multiracial democracy. the reobby— multiracial democracy. the reobboy be— multiracial democracy. the reality is that— multiracial democracy. the reality is that monoracial oombbbee— reality is that monoracial families are— reality is that monoracial families are the norm in modern day families are the norm in modern ooy brbbobm— families are the norm in modern day britain, but— families are the norm in modern day britain, but that's not to say— day britain, but that's not to eoy bboo— day britain, but that's not to eoy oboo we— day britain, but that's not to say that we don't have positive race relations.— say that we don't have positive race relations. so— say that we don't have positive race relations. so i— say that we don't have positive race relations. so i did find me— race relations. so i did find the comments— race relations. so i did find the comments bizarre and i did

bboo— the comments bizarre and i did oboo obem— the comments bizarre and i did oboo obem o— the comments bizarre and i did find them a tad— the comments bizarre and i did find them a tad divisive. i have to find them a tad divisive. i have oo eoy— find them a tad divisive. i have oo eoy .— find them a tad divisive. i have oo eoy . mo— find them a tad divisive. i have m eoy . mo b-bb— find them a tad divisive. i have to say , and i'll bring you in to say, and i'll bring you in now, imarn ayton, who is an activist organiser of the black lives matter protest. i just wonder what the - i just wonder what the rules are here, mm— wonder what the rules are here, bmm, beuee— wonder what the rules are here, iman, because if— wonder what the rules are here, iman, because if i'd have been boobbog— iman, because if i'd have been boobbog oo— iman, because if i'd have been looking at and— iman, because if i'd have been looking at and commentating on a ebmbbor— looking at and commentating on a similar ceremony— looking at and commentating on a similar ceremony somewhere, say in similar ceremony somewhere, say bo wbgerbo— similar ceremony somewhere, say in nigeria-african- in nigeria or an african oouobry— in nigeria or an african oouoory, mo— in nigeria or an african country, and i'd have said, boee— country, and i'd have said, sou, bboo— country, and i'd have said, gosh, that balcony looks oerrbbby— gosh, that balcony looks oerrbbby-be- gosh, that balcony looks- terribly - be l racist, terribly black. i'd be a racist, wouboo-o—,- terribly black. i'd be a racist,| wouldn't_, without terribly black. i'd be a racist,- wouldn't_, without the wouldn't i? oh yeah, without the ooooexo. — wouldn't i? oh yeah, without the context. patrick— wouldn't i? oh yeah, without the context. patrick oh, _ wouldn't i? oh yeah, without the context. m o" wouldn't i? oh yeah, without the context. t.

this context properly. and i believe we do have a clip now of this bridgerton actress this this bridgerton actress adjoa was this adjoa andoh who was making this comment. play the clip comment. so let's play the clip and react to it. and then we'll react to it. i was there is a bit of me that we've gone from the rich diversity of the abbey to a terribly white balcony. i'm very struck by that. i'm— terribly white balcony. i'm very struck by that. i'm also- t i'm very struck by that. i'm also looking at struck by that. i'm also looking oo oboee— struck by that. i'm also looking at those younger— struck by that. i'm also looking at those younger generations and obbobbog— at those younger generations and obbobbog ,— at those younger generations and obbobbog , wboo— at those younger generations and thinking, what are— at those younger generations and thinking, what are the nuances bboo— thinking, what are the nuances oboo obey— thinking, what are the nuances oboo obey wbbb— thinking, what are the nuances that they will inhabit as they grow,— that they will inhabit as they grow, nuances— that they will inhabit as they grow, nuances that that cborbee-e— grow, nuances that that charles's exhibited from a, you mow— charles's exhibited from a, you boow ,— charles's exhibited from a, you boow , o— charles's exhibited from a, you know , a teenage— charles's exhibited from a, you know , a teenage into early 20s know, a teenage into early 20s young— know, a teenage into early 20s youog mm— know, a teenage into early 20s youog . — know, a teenage into early 20s youog mm. bbe— know, a teenage into early 20s young man . " ”bbfiil young man. the implication there for me and mine is that there is something wrong with that balcony being white. no , see, balcony being white. no, see, it's so interesting— balcony being white. no, see, it's so interesting you- g no, see, it's so interesting you say that in it's so interesting you say that bo ebboe— it's so interesting you say that bo ebboe oo— it's so interesting you say that bo ebboe or me— it's so interesting you say that in spite of the fact that your oboooeb— in spite of the fact that your channel has— in spite of the fact that your channel has literally spoken obouo— channel has literally spoken about meghan— channel has literally spoken about meghan markle for like a yeor. — about meghan markle for like a yeor. so— about meghan markle for like a yeor. so bubo— about meghan markle for like a yeor. so tueo oo— about meghan markle for like a year. so just to put- about meghan markle for like a year. so just to put it- about meghan markle for like a year. c year. so just to put it into context, what personally think context, what i personally think she's to the lack she's referring to is the lack of arnie due to the of diversity. arnie due to the fact i we can all fact that i agree, we can all concede the fact that this is concede on the fact that this is a multicultural society. arnie so therefore, where's the represent station on the balcony? not balcony? and then last but not least, where's markle,

least, where's meghan markle, the half white the half black, half white person? she decided not to person? well she decided not to go to dynamic, go to that dynamic, right? i think that's where she's going with two things. all with those two things. in all honesty. context meghan honesty. context guys, meghan was . meghani honesty. context guys, meghan was . meghan i mean, this was invited. meghan i mean, this is was invited. meghan i mean, this be me— was invited. meghan i mean, this be me obbog— was invited. meghan i mean, this be me obbog b— was invited. meghan i mean, this is the thing i don't— rir: meghan i mean, this is the thing i don't quite understand.— is the thing i don't quitei understand._| is the thing i don't quite- understand._| mean, understand. rikki neave i mean, roobbe— understand. rikki neave i mean, rookie birthday.— understand. rikki neave i mean, rookie birthday. was archie's rookie birthday. it was archie's bbrobooy— rookie birthday. it was archie's bbrobooy ,— rookie birthday. it was archie's bbrobooy , b— rookie birthday. it was archie's birthday , i believe. unless, birthday, i believe. unless, uobeee— birthday, i believe. unless, urobeee ,— birthday, i believe. unless, unless , unless— birthday, i believe. unless, unless , unless i'm mistaken that unless, unless i'm mistaken that obey— unless, unless i'm mistaken that obey wereoo— unless, unless i'm mistaken that obey wereoo oe— unless, unless i'm mistaken that they weren't as they weren't as moeebweby— they weren't as they weren't as massively keen— they weren't as they weren't as massively keen on— they weren't as they weren't as massively keen on it. what? boorbob— massively keen on it. what? boorbob oe— massively keen on it. what? boorbob oe o— massively keen on it. what? patrick as a woman, i just have to patrick as a woman, i just have oo eoy— patrick as a woman, i just have oo eoy, oe— patrick as a woman, i just have oo eoy, oe o— patrick as a woman, i just have to say, as a woman,— patrick as a woman, i just have to say, as a woman, yes, i have a to say, as a woman, yes, i have o wogboo. — to say, as a woman, yes, i have owogboo. b— to say, as a woman, yes, i have owogboo. r oom— to say, as a woman, yes, i have a vagina. i know that- to say, as a woman, yes, i have a vagina. cc a vagina. i know that will both make you smile as a woman with your anti—woke narrative about transgender. yes. i thought i'd at point, woman, just at that point, as a woman, just so you know, it's a big deal if your child has a birthday, you might want to be there. you might want to be there. you might want to cuddle him. okay, might want to be there. you nunderstando cuddle him. okay, might want to be there. you nunderstand about le him. okay, might want to be there. you nunderstand about your�*n. okay, might want to be there. you- nunderstand about your life. ay, i understand about your life. so i understand about your life. so b— i understand about your life. so b oo— i understand about your life. so i do understand- i understand about your life. so i do understand that. but i wonder whether or— so i do understand that. but i wonder whether or not- wonder whether or not imagine, obougb,— wonder whether or not imagine, obougb, bboo— wonder whether or not imagine, though, that those children , though, that those children, wbeo— though, that those children, wbeo obey— though, that those children, when they look— though, that those children, when they look back on it, might bowe— when they look back on it, might bme—oo- have actually quite liked to bowe— have actually quite liked to bme-o— have actually quite liked to have-a birthday- have spent a birthday celebration- have spent a birthday celebration acoronation have spent a birthday celebration a coronation or celebration at a coronation or oouo— celebration at a coronation or around coronation dr. but around the coronation dr. but ou— around the coronation dr. but b-bb b-bb— around the coronation dr. but b-bb b-bb brbmg— around the coronation dr. but i'll, i'll bring you— around the coronation dr. but i'll, i'll bring you into this discussion— i'll, i'll bring you into this discussion now— i'll, i'll bring you into this discussion now then. what do you mbob— discussion now then. what do you obbob bboo— discussion now then. what do you think that she— discussion now then. what do you think that she meant when she

eoybmg— think that she meant when she eoybog moo— think that she meant when she was saying that the balcony was was as terribly— was saying that the balcony was was as terribly because was as terribly white? because i mbob— was as terribly white? because i obbob-boeo— was as terribly white? because i think-last time— was as terribly white? because i think-last time i— was as terribly white? because i think last time i checked think the last time i checked obe— think the last time i checked obe eeue— think the last time i checked the census, i— think the last time i checked the census, i believe that brboobo— the census, i believe that brboobo-m- the census, i believe that britain-an 85%| the census, i believe that- britain-an 85% white the census, i believe that- britain or-an 85% white the census, i believe that britain or englandin 85% white the census, i believe that britain or england and;% white the census, i believe that britain or england and waleste the census, i believe that britain or england and wales is nation or england and wales is obouo— nation or england and wales is obouo ebb/o— nation or england and wales is about 85% white. _ nation or england and wales is about 85% white. i mean, it's moo— about 85% white. i mean, it's moo-eboeb— about 85% white. i mean, it's not-shock-our. not really a shock that our booyob— not really a shock that our booyob rombby— not really a shock that our royal family white, is it? royal family is white, is it? no.— royal family is white, is it? we be— royal family is white, is it? we be moo— royal family is white, is it? no, it's not a— royal family is white, is it? no, it's not a shock, patrick. boe— no, it's not a shock, patrick. bo-e bobb— no, it's not a shock, patrick. it's still even— no, it's not a shock, patrick. it's still even though- no, it's not a shock, patrick. it's still even though we- no, it's not a shock, patrick. it's still even though we have a relatively diverse democracy, it's still very much a white majority society . perhaps she majority society. perhaps she was alluding to the meghan markle's albie since i have seen some ultimately quite substandard commentary surrounding, um. meghan markle, i surrounding, um. meghan markle, bbbbob— surrounding, um. meghan markle, bobbob, b— surrounding, um. meghan markle, i think, i think— surrounding, um. meghan markle, i think, i think the— surrounding, um. meghan markle, i think, i think the truth- r: g c. meghan markle, i think, i think the truth is, i mbob— i think, i think the truth is, i obbob bboo— i think, i think the truth is, i think that if— i think, i think the truth is, i think that if i'm— i think, i think the truth is, i think that if i'm being oombbeoeby— think that if i'm being completely honest, i think some of completely honest, i think some or me— completely honest, i think some of the treatment— completely honest, i think some of the treatment she did receive uooobr— of the treatment she did receive uooobr .— of the treatment she did receive was unfair. but— of the treatment she did receive was unfair. but ultimately i mbob— was unfair. but ultimately i think-issue— was unfair. but ultimately i think-issue that- was unfair. but ultimately i think issue that we have is think the issue that we have is bboo— think the issue that we have is oboo you— think the issue that we have is oboo you bowe— think the issue that we have is that you have some progressives eoybog,— that you have some progressives eoybog. ro— that you have some progressives eoybog. m be— that you have some progressives saying, i'd be really nice for bbegbm— saying, i'd be really nice for meghan-there- saying, i'd be really nice for meghan there because she's meghan to be there because she's mboeo— meghan to be there because she's mboeo-bbegboo— meghan to be there because she's mixed-meghan markle- meghan to be there because she's mixed-meghan markle is. meghan to be there because she's. mixed-meghan markle is not mixed race. meghan markle is not is simply a mixed race woman is not simply a mixed race woman that you can just wheel out for royal diversity optics. she's an individual in— royal diversity optics. she's an individual in her— royal diversity optics. she's an individual in her own- she's an individual in her own right. ebo— individual in her own right. eoe-ber— individual in her own right. eoe-oer oom— individual in her own right. she-her own goals- individual in her own right. she-her own goals and. individual in her own right. - she-her own goals and wants. she has her own goals and wants. i think the issue is that many of

i think the issue is that many oo—werei of her goals and wants were eomewboo— of her goals and wants were somewhat incompatible with her ouobee— somewhat incompatible with her duties responsibilities that duties and responsibilities that omeee—obo- duties and responsibilities that. come—senior working come with being a senior working royob— come with being a senior working royal. unfortunately, that royal. so unfortunately, that boroboubor— royal. so unfortunately, that particular arrangement simply oboo-o— particular arrangement simply obouo—b- particular arrangement simply didn't—i think. particular arrangement simplyi didn't—i think on didn't work out. but i think on the didn't work out. but i think on roe-bo— didn't work out. but i think on the-i'd reiterate- didn't work out. but i think on the i'd reiterate this the whole, i'd reiterate this boboo. — the whole, i'd reiterate this point. ithought- the whole, i'd reiterate this- point. ithought-coronation point. i thought the coronation was fantastic celebration of was a fantastic celebration of our multi—ethnic, religiously diverse democracy . we enjoyed diverse democracy. we enjoyed the inclusion _ diverse democracy. we enjoyed the inclusion of— diverse democracy. we enjoyed the inclusion of the— r: :tt we enjoyed the inclusion of the gospel mobb— the inclusion of the gospel choir, which _ the inclusion of the gospel choir, which i— the inclusion of the gospel choir, which i thought was very bmboromo— choir, which i thought was very important considering many of our important considering many of bboob— important considering many of our black communities are bebbbog— our black communities are bebbboglbeeb— our black communities are helping keep christianity helping to keep christianity obbwe— helping to keep christianity obbwe obe— helping to keep christianity alive the rapidly secularised mainstream. _ alive the rapidly secularised mainstream. “c; ”c: alive the rapidly secularised mainstream. "rig ”bi: g mainstream. they're keeping christianity alive in inner city areas, towns such as mine, my home town of luton, even places like swindon in wiltshire, thurrock in essex, medway in kent. so i felt that on the whole i thought the coronation was a was a splendid celebration . and i think comments like that i'd have agree that i think i'd have to agree that i think they unnecessary. albie they were unnecessary. albie some people might- ct albie some people might thought some people might not thought obey—buo- some people might not thought obey—bub bo- some people might not thought obey—bub b-o eoyl they were divisive, but i'd say bboo— they were divisive, but i'd say moo-were— they were divisive, but i'd say that-were, yeah. - they were divisive, but i'd say that were, yeah. “a?" that they were, yeah. imaan the omo— that they were, yeah. imaan the too be— that they were, yeah. imaan the fact is that those white people on the balcony , certainly one of on the balcony, certainly one of them particular the king was them in particular the king was responsible for pretty much every different element of that service inside

service that we saw inside westminster that westminster abbey and that service include hindu man service did include a hindu man reading a prayer. there was a greek orthodox priest. there was a there was, i believe, a rabbi there was, i believe, a black lady, bishop as well. there was a black choir. so black lady, bishop as well. there was a black choir . so the there was a black choir. so the idea that there's some problem with that kind of old white bloke on the balcony because of his race and what that might mean his attitudes towards mean about his attitudes towards race surely was completely discredited by what we'd literally just seen before . no, literally just seen before. no, actually want to concede - c " no, actually want to concede as many bombe— actually want to concede as many bobooe bboo— actually want to concede as many points that you've— actually want to concede as many points that you've made in the boeo— points that you've made in the boeo obouo— points that you've made in the past about this— points that you've made in the past about this virtue ebgoobbbog— past about this virtue - signalling—happening signalling that keeps happening and signalling that keeps happening mo boe— signalling that keeps happening mo bo-e bueo— signalling that keeps happening mo bo-e bueo o— signalling that keeps happening and it's just a toxic infect on eoobeoy— and it's just a toxic infect on our society where _ and it's just a toxic infect on our society where it's a lot oor— our society where it's a lot easier for organisations and boeobouobooe— easier for organisations and institutions to— easier for organisations and institutions to offer language guboee— institutions to offer language guboee mo— institutions to offer language guides and change words and have a guides and change words and have ooew— guides and change words and have ooew bboob— guides and change words and have a few black people— guides and change words and have a few black people at the front or ebogbog— a few black people at the front or ebogbog o— a few black people at the front or singing a song— a few black people at the front or singing a song or two than it is or singing a song or two than it be oo— or singing a song or two than it be oo ooouobby— or singing a song or two than it is to actually change an entire ouboure— is to actually change an entire ouboure mo— is to actually change an entire culture and practises policies mo— culture and practises policies and procedures.— culture and practises policies and procedures. so that's what i put and procedures. so that's what i buo bboo— and procedures. so that's what i buo oboo oowo— and procedures. so that's what i put that down to. _ and procedures. so that's what i put that down to. i— and procedures. so that's what i put that down to. i ultimately put that down to. i ultimately buo oowo— put that down to. i ultimately buo oowo obe— put that down to. i ultimately put down the coronation sums up weobob— put down the coronation sums up weobob oboee— put down the coronation sums up wealth class privilege , wealth class privilege, pageantry_ wealth class privilege, pageantry and power, which obegubeee— pageantry and power, which disguises the— pageantry and power, which disguises the thieving, raping, geoooboob— disguises the thieving, raping, genocidal aspect of the empire.

boob-e— genocidal aspect of the empire. that's ultimately— genocidal aspect of the empire. that's ultimately what we saw. just— that's ultimately what we saw. just robb— that's ultimately what we saw. just oobb oo — that's ultimately what we saw. just talk to me— that's ultimately what we saw. just talk to me about- that's ultimately what we saw. just talk to me about that- that's ultimately what we saw. just talk to me about that then, imran, just quickly. yeah, just just quickly, because we're pressed for this is pressed for time. so this is where a bit confused, where i get a bit confused, right? if the royal right? because if the royal family to crowbar family were to crowbar in more diverse that balcony, that diverse on that balcony, that would tokenism, would be seen as tokenism, wouldn't condemned by wouldn't it? and condemned by you. also fact that you. but then also the fact that there weren't people of there weren't any people of ethnic minority backgrounds on that also a bad that balcony is also a bad thing. and can you understand why people feel a bit why maybe people feel a bit confused and like you can't win ? no, you completely confused 7’ no, you completely confused my ? no, you completely confused my bomb.— ? no, you completely confused my boboo. so— ? no, you completely confused my boboo. so beo— ? no, you completely confused my room. so be me— ? no, you completely confused my point. so let me just— 7’ no, you completely confused my point. so let me just make it oem— point. so let me just make it oeoo erbeo— point. so let me just make it dead clear. when— point. so let me just make it dead clear. when you have black beobbe— dead clear. when you have black people advocating— dead clear. when you have black people advocating for white eubremooy— people advocating for white supremacy and— people advocating for white supremacy and the absence of ooouobby— supremacy and the absence of actually changing a culture and mobbog— actually changing a culture and mobbog obboge— actually changing a culture and making things better for the bboob— making things better for the black community, it is nothing but tokenism._ black community, it is nothing but tokenism. virtue signalling. so but tokenism. virtue signalling. so yee— but tokenism. virtue signalling. so yee bo— but tokenism. virtue signalling. so yes, if there _ but tokenism. virtue signalling. so yes, if there was loads of bboob— so yes, if there was loads of book beobbe— so yes, if there was loads of black people on— so yes, if there was loads of black people on the on the boboooy— black people on the on the boboooylyeo— black people on the on the balcony, yet haven't balcony, but yet you haven't oooboeo— balcony, but yet you haven't- adopted—haven't adopted anti—racism, you haven't obobogbeeo— adopted anti—racism, you haven't obobogbeeo oor— adopted anti—racism, you haven't apologised for slavery, you boweo-o— apologised for slavery, you haven't offered— apologised for slavery, you haven't offered reparations. and all haven't offered reparations. and obb oo— haven't offered reparations. and obb oo meee— haven't offered reparations. and all of these things nothing all of these things are nothing but tokenism._ all of these things are nothing but tokenism. signalling but tokenism. virtue signalling bbeoee— but tokenism. virtue signalling bbeoee boob— but tokenism. virtue signalling please look at— but tokenism. virtue signalling please look at i'm so much please look at me. i'm so much more woke than— please look at me. i'm so much more woke than last, the more woke than the last, the boeo— more woke than the last, the we . — more woke than the last, the we . so— more woke than the last, the last . so that's— more woke than the last, the last . so that's so.- more woke than the last, the last . last. so that's so. that's okay. fine fine, fine. so. so. so.

this is what king charles is about, right? okay , i get you. about, right? okay, i get you. so that's a key point for us to end on. dr. raqib, i'll bring you the final word you in for the final word on this. if king charles really is about white supremacy coming off the back culture that the back of a culture that trampled over people from trampled all over people from different the different races all over the world, does need to pay reparations and apologise until that happens, no one's going to be happy. does he have to do that? dr. acas n0. be happy. does he have to do that? dr. acas no. well. dr. kyiv does he have to do that ? kyiv does he have to do that? well, ultimately , king charles well, ultimately, king charles iii, well, ultimately, king charles bbb wbbb— well, ultimately, king charles iii, will decide— well, ultimately, king charles iii, will decide how he kind of mm— iii, will decide how he kind of mm o— iii, will decide how he kind of head a state. _ iii, will decide how he kind of head a state. he— iii, will decide how he kind of head a state. ri; head a state. he wants to be. and the reality is that we are seeing a growing republican movement in countries such as jamaica and saint kitts and nevis as well. so he will have to negotiate that. but i do think that this king, especially through the prince's trust, for example , which does some example, which does some fantastic charitable work throughout the commonwealth, i think that he recognises that there are tensions there and there are tensions there and there are tensions there and there are issues which need to be addressed. but i think on the

whole, by the way, he got a great right wing, but he got a great right wing, but he got a great deal of the one, the foreign appointment. he made a great deal. he received a great deal wing criticism deal of right wing criticism over of the over the diverse nature of the coronation and the fact that he's entertaining the possibility there should possibility that there should be an into the royal an investigation into the royal family's historic links with the slave think slave trade. we actually think that he's actually approach that he's actually his approach isn't bad. everyone knows isn't half bad. everyone knows obbe— isn't half bad. everyone knows obbe. bou— isn't half bad. everyone knows this. you have— isn't half bad. everyone knows this. you have to— isn't half bad. everyone knows this. you have to be— c zrrir: everyone knows this. you have to be living in a moo— this. you have to be living in a cave not-know— this. you have to be living in a cave not-know-you- this. you have to be living in a cave not know you are cave not to know that you are bboo— cave not to know that you are that-monarchy— cave not to know that you are that-monarchy is- cave not to know that you are that monarchy is linked to that the monarchy is linked to ebowery. —oo| slavery. you literally have to be.— slavery. you literally have to be-oor— slavery. you literally have to be-oor oe- slavery. you literally have to be-oor oe we- slavery. you literally have to be.-far as we can. slavery. you literally have to be. far as we can tell, be. well, as far as we can tell, as be. well, as far as we can tell, oe oor— be. well, as far as we can tell, oe oor oe— be. well, as far as we can tell, as far as we can— be. well, as far as we can tell, as far as we can tell. g as far as we can tell. the thing the thing that links the monarchy slavery dates back monarchy to slavery dates back to around it's one to around 1869, and it's one letter shares. and letter with a bit of shares. and i'm think i'm going i'm on. i don't think i'm going to time this. but to have time for this. but but surely just reparations surely just paying reparations implies that ethnic minorities can off? no, it can be bought off? no, it actually _what. can be bought off? no, it- actually _whatldoes can be bought off? no, it- acit ally-whatldoes can be bought off? no, it- acit sorts _whatldoes can be bought off? no, it- acit sorts out-whatldoes can be bought off? no, it- acit sorts out the whatldoes can be bought off? no, it- acit sorts out the issueidoes to?“ g ri:r“7 no, it acit sorts out the issue oroes is it sorts out the issue of colonialism. _ is it sorts out the issue of colonialism. see these colonialism. you see these omrbeeo— colonialism. you see these countries colonialism countries have colonialism booerwoweo— interwoven into their countries. amo— interwoven into their countries. woo-order— interwoven into their countries. woo-order oo— interwoven into their countries. and-order to pick- and so in order to pick themselves— and so in order to pick themselves their and so in order to pick- themselves-their banking themselves from their banking eyebem— themselves from their banking system, education system, of system, education system, all of wbbob— system, education system, all of which-british,— system, education system, all of which-british, they- system, education system, all of which british, they need which are british, they need bbbbbooe— which are british, they need billions, therefore, not mbbbbooe— billions, therefore, not millions, billions, therefore , millions, billions, therefore, we gobog— millions, billions, therefore, we are going to— millions, billions, therefore, we are going to have to leave it, we are going to have to leave to, boob— we are going to have to leave

to, boob oo— we are going to have to leave it, both of colonial ism. it, both of you. colonial ism. boob-e— it, both of you. colonial ism. boobs-were- it, both of you. colonial ism. that's-we're about. that's all right. we're about we're be cut off. but we're about to be cut off. but both you, you very both of you, thank you very much. that was ayton who both of you, thank you very m off. that was ayton who both of you, thank you very m of course was ayton who both of you, thank you very m of course wrorganiserlyton who both of you, thank you very m of course wrorganiser ofon who is of course a organiser of black lives matter protest and dr. akiba san, who a social dr. akiba san, who is a social policy expert. that's policy expert. right. that's all from hour. but keep from me for this hour. but keep yourselves loaded yourselves locked and loaded for another rip roaring hour. here with patrick on .

gb news. okay welcome back. it's just gone 4 pm. i'm patrick christys on gb news and here is what i've got coming your way this hour. we heard a little bit at the end of the last one, but are the royals to white criticism levelled the royal for levelled at the royal family for yes, too white, the yes, being too white, but the other this other royal family of this country and we are mostly white. so problem there? country and we are mostly white. so on, problem there? country and we are mostly white. so on, wereyblem there? country and we are mostly white. so on, wereybleipolicee? country and we are mostly white. so on, wereybleipolice too moving on, were the police too heavy moved heavy handed? they moved in quickly and pre—emptively to round of would be round up a load of would be protesters at the coronation. now there's talk the police protesters at the coronation. now tsued; talk the police protesters at the coronation. now tsued forlk the police protesters at the coronation. now tsued for theirthe police protesters at the coronation. now tsued for their actions, :e being sued for their actions, but right thing but did they do the right thing ? in other news, good for news

home owners. is it 100? mortgages are being offered for the first time since 2008, but could you find yourself getting into a bit of hot water or you would be home owners out there this one's for you. moving on, the working class. have the working class tories, working class left the tories, a lot of working class people lent the their vote the the tories their vote at the last general election. that last general election. has that gone? want to know you gone? but i want to know if you are class you did are working class and you did vote. tory will you be voting for them next time or not? and have your vote for them next time or not? and have than your vote for them next time or not? and have than labour your vote for them next time or not? and have than labour winningyte for them next time or not? and have than labour winning it? rather than labour winning it? key distinction gb views at gb news .uk. let's go . get those news .uk. let's go. get those emails coming in on all of those top topics. gb views and gbnews.uk and also i went out and about earlier and met what we are affectionately calling patricks people. yes. and spoke to about a couple of to them about a couple of issues. firstly, whether not issues. firstly, whether or not they royal family is they think our royal family is too and interesting too white and really interesting answers and another answers to that. and another cheeky little one for you the cheeky little one for you at the end. what you do if you end. what would you do if you won lottery? some lucky won the lottery? some lucky bloke over the bloke won £40 million over the

weekend. dead in a week. weekend. i'd be dead in a week. patrick christie's news patrick christie's gb news news . patrick thank you and good afternoon to you. the prince and brbooeee— afternoon to you. the prince and brbooeee oo— afternoon to you. the prince and princess of wales— afternoon to you. the prince and princess of wales and— " the prince and princess of wales and their omee— princess of wales and their three children— princess of wales and their three children have joined mbbbbooe— three children have joined millions of— three children have joined millions of volunteers for the bboob— millions of volunteers for the oboob boy— millions of volunteers for the oboob ooy oo— millions of volunteers for the final day of coronation celebrations- final day of coronation celebrations . : final day of coronation- celebrations . today, the king's celebrations. today, the king's grandchildren have all been getting stuck in to help renovate a scout hut in slough in berkshire for the big help out prince william giving prince louis a lesson in operating a digger and then all three children having a go at some archery. meanwhile, princess amoe— archery. meanwhile, princess anne boe— archery. meanwhile, princess anne boe meo— archery. meanwhile, princess anne has met with- 311763 meanwhile, princess anne has met with local volunteers— anne has met with local volunteers in— anne has met with local volunteers in swindon in wbboebbre— volunteers in swindon in wbboebbre .— volunteers in swindon in wiltshire . 6— volunteers in swindon in wiltshire . 6 million people is wiltshire. 6 million people is bebbeweo— wiltshire. 6 million people is believed are— wiltshire. 6 million people is believed are taking part in the big believed are taking part in the bbg bebo— believed are taking part in the bbg bebb our,— believed are taking part in the big help out, either arranging obebr— big help out, either arranging mm mm— big help out, either arranging their own community activities or worbbog— their own community activities or working alongside charities . or working alongside charities. amo— or working alongside charities. woo obe— or working alongside charities. and the prime— or working alongside charities. and the prime minister, who's been— and the prime minister, who's beeo breborbog— and the prime minister, who's been preparing food at a village bobb— been preparing food at a village bobb bo— been preparing food at a village hall in hertfordshire , praised hall in hertfordshire, praised the weekend's— hall in hertfordshire, praised the weekend's celebrate actions mo— the weekend's celebrate actions mo eoooroe— the weekend's celebrate actions and efforts and— the weekend's celebrate actions and efforts and its— the weekend's celebrate actions and efforts and its community ebbrbo— and efforts and its community ebbrbo bbe— and efforts and its community spirit like this— and efforts and its community spirit like this that binds our eouoory— spirit like this that binds our country together. c t. country together. it's fantastic to country together. it's fantastic b be— country together. it's fantastic to be a part of it here today

and help out myself. now on the weekend , i think no other weekend, i think no other country in the world could put on such a dazzling spectacle. and was a proud expression of and it was a proud expression of our history , our culture, our our history, our culture, our traditions. but also a reflection of the modern character of our country. it was deeply moving to be in the coronation service and incredibly uplifting. and it's an experience i think, that nobody will forget for the rest of their lives. rishi sunak well, the met police will be facing some questioning over the arrests they made during the king's coronation. that's amid concerns a clampdown- g that's amid concerns a clampdown affected the concerns a clampdown affected me rbgbo— concerns a clampdown affected me rbgbo oo— concerns a clampdown affected the right to protest . 64 people the right to protest. 64 people were-including- the right to protest. 64 people were including from were arrested, including from the anti—monarchy group republic and environmental— the anti—monarchy group republic and environmental activist group just and environmental activist group tueo eoob— and environmental activist group tueo eoob ebb. — and environmental activist group just stop oil. the— and environmental activist group just stop oil. the government oeoeooeo— just stop oil. the government defended the _ just stop oil. the government defended the police response oobbowbog— defended the police response following complaints officers boo— following complaints officers boo gooe— following complaints officers boo gooe boo— following complaints officers had gone too far— following complaints officers had gone too far. \rbif.brb' had gone too far. now the government says it will give £240 million to gp practises this year to improve basic services and to end the so—called 8 am. scramble to get an appointment. but the money will an appointment. but the money wbbb be— an appointment. but the money wbbb be ueeo— an appointment. but the money will be used to— r?" but the money will be used to introduce an oobboe— will be used to introduce an

online booking— will be used to introduce an online booking service and ubgrooe— online booking service and upgrade telephone systems. birirtri; upgrade telephone systems. more reoeboboobeoe— upgrade telephone systems. more receptionists will— upgrade telephone systems. more receptionists will be— upgrade telephone systems. more receptionists will be trained with their role expanded to speed up the booking process . speed up the booking process. but the shadow health minister andrew gwynne told gb news more still needs to be done . there's still needs to be done. there's nothing in still needs to be done. there's ooobbog bo bo— still needs to be done. there's nothing in it that— still needs to be done. there's nothing in it that will- cc : : there's nothing in it that will train more doctors— nothing in it that will train more doctors that will enable boobeooe— more doctors that will enable boobeooe oo— more doctors that will enable patients to use— more doctors that will enable patients to use a— more doctors that will enable patients to use a face to face obboboomeoo— patients to use a face to face appointment or— patients to use a face to face appointment or that will bring boob— appointment or that will bring boob obe— appointment or that will bring back the family— appointment or that will bring back the family gp. it's a very ebobbow— back the family gp. it's a very shallow offer— back the family gp. it's a very shallow offer ,— back the family gp. it's a very shallow offer , tinkering around shallow offer, tinkering around at shallow offer, tinkering around or me— shallow offer, tinkering around or me eogee— shallow offer, tinkering around or me eogee .— shallow offer, tinkering around at the edges . what we really at the edges. what we really ougbo— at the edges. what we really ougbo oo— 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, eomeobbog— government's workforce strategy, something we've— government's workforce strategy, something we've been calling for on me— something we've been calling for on me bobour— something we've been calling for on the labour benches for some obme. — on the labour benches for some obme. bboo— on the labour benches for some time. that sets— on the labour benches for some time. that sets out— on the labour benches for some time. that sets out how we are going— time. that sets out how we are gobog oo— time. that sets out how we are gobog oo geo— time. that sets out how we are gobog oo geo obe— time. that sets out how we are going to get the extra doctors, the going to get the extra doctors, obe exoro— going to get the extra doctors, the extra staff— going to get the extra doctors, the extra staff in— going to get the extra doctors, the extra staff in the that we oeeeb— the extra staff in the that we need oo— the extra staff in the that we need oo be— the extra staff in the that we need to be able— the extra staff in the that we need to be able to transform the bobo— need to be able to transform the booo obe— need to be able to transform the into the service.— need to be able to transform the into the service. we— need to be able to transform the into the service. we want it to be webb— into the service. we want it to be webb bo— into the service. we want it to be well in international news, ubroboe— be well in international news, ubroboe eoye— be well in international news, ukraine says russia has fired 60 room— ukraine says russia has fired 60 brooboo mobbe— ukraine says russia has fired 60 iranian made kamikaze drones at key obobee— iranian made kamikaze drones at key obobee ,— iranian made kamikaze drones at key cities , including over 30 in key cities, including over 30 in the key cities, including over 30 in me oobboob— key cities, including over 30 in be oobboob o— key cities, including over 30 in the capital, a food— key cities, including over 30 in the capital, a food warehouse eer— the capital, a food warehouse was set alight— the capital, a food warehouse was set alight by— the capital, a food warehouse was set alight by a missile in

me— was set alight by a missile in me bboob— was set alight by a missile in the black sea— was set alight by a missile in the black sea port of odesa. bbroboboo— the black sea port of odesa. ukrainian officials— the black sea port of odesa. ukrainian officials say- the black sea port of odesa. ukrainian officials say russia has intensified the shelling of bakhmut, hoping to take it by tomorrow. there victory day bobbooy. — tomorrow. there victory day holiday. meanwhile- tomorrow. there victory day holiday. meanwhile ,- tomorrow. there victory day holiday. meanwhile , president holiday. meanwhile, president zelenskyy will meet the president of the european commission, ursula von der leyen, tomorrow to discuss a new support package. former ukrainian president petro poroshenko says the russian aggression must stop. we have destroyed civilian obe and this is just a very easy to understand. putin is just a very easy to understand . putin does not stop. understand. putin does not stop. she understand. putin does not stop. sbe ebebbbog— understand. putin does not stop. she shelling ukraine— c. :: putin does not stop. she shelling ukraine and the my— she shelling ukraine and the ooby woy— she shelling ukraine and the ooby woy bow— she shelling ukraine and the only way how we can stop putin is only way how we can stop putin be our— only way how we can stop putin be tomo— only way how we can stop putin is our joint victory— only way how we can stop putin is our joint victory like we do in is our joint victory like we do bo obe— is our joint victory like we do bo obe ebo— is our joint victory like we do in the six world— is our joint victory like we do in the six world war today. mere— in the six world war today. bbere woe— in the six world war today. there was anti—hitler coalition ooooy— there was anti—hitler coalition ooooy we— there was anti—hitler coalition today we create— there was anti—hitler coalition today we create the anti putin coobboboo— today we create the anti putin coobboboo — today we create the anti putin coalition now— today we create the anti putin coalition now a— today we create the anti putin coalition \rri:rrrr today we create the anti putin coalition brirm” coalition now a man has been remanded in custody, charged with attempted murder after an attack on a 71 year old woman in worcester . 56 attack on a 71 year old woman in worcester. 56 year old

attack on a 71 year old woman in worcester . 56 year old anthony worcester. 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 obe— place. the woman was attacked near the river— t the woman was attacked near the river severn last night mo— near the river severn last night mo emoboe— near the river severn last night and remains in— near the river severn last night and remains in a— near the river severn last night and remains in a critical ooooboboo— and remains in a critical condition in— and remains in a critical condition in hospital. roberts wbbb— condition in hospital. roberts wbbb obbeor— condition in hospital. roberts wbbb obbeor bo— condition in hospital. roberts will appear in court next month . bbe— will appear in court next month . bbe rbreo— will appear in court next month . the first minister— will appear in court next month . the first minister of- will appear in court next month . the first minister of scotland has been accused of negligence for delaying a mental health pledge. the proposal 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 2026. but it's been paused due oo eo—oobbeo— 20:76 but it's been paused due to so—called difficult 70:76 but it's been paused due to so—called difficult decisions in november's— to so—called difficult decisions in november's emergency budget bbe— in november's emergency budget review. the scottish _ in november's emergency budget review. 5“ . review. the scottish labour party says mental health is low on the government's priority list , but the government says it list, but the government says it is committed to improving the service . and lastly, a bill service. and lastly, a bill calling for companies to follow a code of practise while removing unsafe cladding from buildings is due to be tabled in parliament. residents in a tower block in ipswich claimed they were deprived of fresh air and

natural light when a construction company removing the dangerous cladding wrapped the dangerous cladding wrapped the building in shrink wrap without informing them . without informing them. conservative mp tom hunt is booroouobog— conservative mp tom hunt is introducing the— conservative mp tom hunt is introducing the cladding remediation— introducing the cladding remediation works bill, calling for beer— remediation works bill, calling for better communication with reeboeooe— for better communication with residents and— for better communication with residents and a— for better communication with residents and a clear time scale us residents and a clear time scale we ob— residents and a clear time scale we ob newe— residents and a clear time scale us gb news. more— residents and a clear time scale us gb news. more news as it mbobeoe— us gb news. more news as it bobbeoe. wow— us gb news. more news as it happens. now back to . happens. now back to. patrick bobgbo— happens. now back to. patrick bobgbo ,— happens. now back to. patrick bobgboo , beo-e— happens. now back to. patrick right , let's start— happens. now back to. patrick right , let's start off with our right, let's start off with our top— right, let's start off with our oob robbe— right, let's start off with our oob oobbo ooooy— right, let's start off with our top topic today. ”“r: top topic today. and is the royal family too white? that's a phrase i never thought i'd say, given the fact that around 85% of people in england and wales are indeed white our royal are indeed white and our royal family course, just just family are, of course, just just white and my recollection. white and from my recollection. meghan markle down an meghan markle turned down an invitation potentially been invitation to a potentially been on balcony. but but there we on the balcony. but but there we go. one bridgerton was go. one bridgerton actress was absolutely adamant that the balcony white at balcony was terribly white at the coronation joe p&o has caused massive controversy ,

caused massive controversy, saying we had a debate on it earlier. so i thought i'd go out and about and ask ordinary people the street what they people on the street what they think it. do they think think about it. do they think that family is too that our royal family is too white and is now the in aberrant racism of the royal family? i think is just really obvious for everybody— think is just really obvious for ewerybooy oo— think is just really obvious for everybody to see. like the way that not the press has that not only the press has treated markle, but treated meghan markle, but actually from actually like we know from what's discussed like what's been discussed about like the royals have the way that the royals have thrown people under thrown specific people under the bus like that bus and things like that, that it's just a question to my bus and things like that, that it's ofiust a question to my bus and things like that, that it's of whetherestion to my bus and things like that, that it's of whetherestion to can mind of whether like you can make diverse in terms of make it more diverse in terms of like, you know, marrying people like, you know, marrying people like markle whatever like, you know, marrying people liiis, markle whatever like, you know, marrying people liiis, but markle whatever like, you know, marrying people liiis, but actuallyzle whatever like, you know, marrying people liiis, but actually like whatever like, you know, marrying people liiis, but actually like theiatever it is, but actually like the institution itself is endemically feel endemically racist. but i feel like there was a lot of different cultures in the church as well. you know, they had room— as well. you know, they had those - singers - as well. you know, they had those-singers as. as well. you know, they had. those - singers as well those like soul singers as well mo— those like soul singers as well mo eouoo— those like soul singers as well and stuff like— those like soul singers as well and stuff like that. and that's not and stuff like that. and that's moo-obe— and stuff like that. and that's moo-obe booyob- not directly in the royal rombby— not directly in the royal oombbylb— not directly in the royal family, i think was family, but i think it was a meme— family, but i think it was a diverse-but- family, but i think it was a- diverse-but-married diverse day. but yeah, married bobo— diverse day. but yeah, married into—obviously- into the family. obviously bbere-e— into the family. obviously bbere-e-oo- into the family. obviously there's-of. . into the family. obviously there's-of. doj into the family. obviously- there's-of . do you there's not a lot of. do you mbob— there's not a lot of. do you think unreasonable that the think it's unreasonable that the royal family, the royal family of like this country is mostly white. i mean , it's just a thing white. i mean, it's just a thing isn't it? i don't think it's

unreasonable— isn't it? i don't think it's unreasonable .- isn't it? i don't think it's unreasonable . i- c c7’ i don't think it's unreasonable . i don't think it unreasonable. i don't think it woubo— unreasonable. i don't think it woubo be.— unreasonable. i don't think it woubo be. r— unreasonable. i don't think it would be. i mean, i don't know. boe— would be. i mean, i don't know. me boro— would be. i mean, i don't know. me boro oo— would be. i mean, i don't know. it's hard to tell— would be. i mean, i don't know. it's hard to tell because obwboueby— it's hard to tell because obviously, meghan wasn't oeoeboeo— obviously, meghan wasn't oeeeboeo by— obviously, meghan wasn't accepted by them. so maybe it woubo— accepted by them. so maybe it woubo buo— accepted by them. so maybe it would put other— accepted by them. so maybe it would put other royals off in me— would put other royals off in me ououre— would put other royals off in me ououre by— would put other royals off in the future by having someone of a the future by having someone of o-eobobo— the future by having someone of a ethnic background. a different ethnic background. i'm a different ethnic background. b-m -. — a different ethnic background. b-m-. b— a different ethnic background. b-m-. breobby- a different ethnic background. i'm-. i really don'tl i'm not sure. i really don't have any thoughts about it. i don't really care about that. i mean, i'm an american . the whole mean, i'm an american. the whole boeo— mean, i'm an american. the whole boeolo— mean, i'm an american. the whole boeolo booyob— mean, i'm an american. the whole idea-a royal family— mean, i'm an american. the whole idea a royal family kind idea of a royal family is kind of idea of a royal family is kind or ouooooeo, — idea of a royal family is kind of outdated, but— idea of a royal family is kind of outdated, but i mean, they bbere— of outdated, but i mean, they were there for— of outdated, but i mean, they were there for like, what, a oboueooo— were there for like, what, a thousand years— were there for like, what, a thousand years now? yeah aukus geoeoboe— thousand years now? yeah aukus geoeobee . — thousand years now? yeah aukus genetics . that's— thousand years now? yeah aukus genetics . that's the— thousand years now? yeah aukus genetics . genetics. that's the best i could say about it. do you think it's could say about it. do you think bo-e m— could say about it. do you think be on oob— could say about it. do you think it's an odd thing— could say about it. do you think it's an odd thing for— t: c do you think it's an odd thing for people to be ooouebog— it's an odd thing for people to be focusing on— it's an odd thing for people to be focusing on on— it's an odd thing for people to be focusing on on the day of the common— be focusing on on the day of the coronation and— be focusing on on the day of the coronation and stuff? ' c coronation and stuff? a little bifo— coronation and stuff? a little bbo. bem— coronation and stuff? a little bit, yeah . yeah.— coronation and stuff? a little bit, yeah . yeah. it's- coronation and stuff? ' c c / yeah. it'sjust both bit, yeah. yeah. it's just both me— bit, yeah. yeah. it's just both be geoeoboe— bit, yeah. yeah. it's just both the genetics of— bit, yeah. yeah. it's just both the genetics of the- c / yeah. it'sjust both the genetics of the family , the genetics of the family, moo-e— the genetics of the family, oboo-e obb. — the genetics of the family, that's all. like,- the genetics of the family, that's all. like, i- the genetics of the family, that's all. gric that's all. like, i get the impression you think it's laughable that people might be a bit concerned. yeah, it's silly . it's silly. yeah that's all i eoy— . it's silly. yeah that's all i can say about— . it's silly. yeah that's all i can say about it.— . c ccyr t/riuib“ that's all i can say about it. really t/riuib“ can say about it. really yeah. i moo-e— can say about it. really yeah. i mean, that's about that, isn't it, really? it's genetics and a bit silly really. so there we go

. jennie bond joins me now, who is, of course, a royal journalist. jenny, thank you very much for joining journalist. jenny, thank you very much forjoining me. i mean, it was a fantastic day, wasn't it? the coronation and the concert last the coronation concert last night was great. i mean, the coronation concert last nighidid was great. i mean, the coronation concert last nighidid manageaat. i mean, the coronation concert last nighidid manage to. i mean, the coronation concert last nighidid manage to rake ean, the coronation concert last nighidid manage to rake upi, the coronation concert last nighidid manage to rake up a few they did manage to rake up a few b—list for my liking, b—list singers for my liking, but we won't dwell on that far too what you make too much. what did you make initially comments initially of these comments then? balcony terribly then? the balcony was terribly wide . well, it's a very wide. well, it's a very difficult subject, isn't it? but i do think that last night wbbbbom — but i do think that last night william made— but i do think that last night william made a— but i do think that last night william made a punchy, pointed and significant— william made a punchy, pointed and significant speech. i mean, obb— and significant speech. i mean, we've all kind— and significant speech. i mean, we've all kind of— and significant speech. i mean, we've all kind of focussed on mm— we've all kind of focussed on bbm eoybog— we've all kind of focussed on bbm eoybog bow— we've all kind of focussed on him saying how proud he was of his him saying how proud he was of bbe robber— him saying how proud he was of bbe boober ,— him saying how proud he was of his father , but— him saying how proud he was of his father , but he— him saying how proud he was of his father , but he made he went his father, but he made he went out his father, but he made he went ouo oo— his father, but he made he went ouo oo bbe— his father, but he made he went ouo oo bbe woy— his father, but he made he went out of his way to— his father, but he made he went out of his way to say that king cborbee— out of his way to say that king cborbee boe— out of his way to say that king charles has all— out of his way to say that king charles has all his life sought to charles has all his life sought oo boobuoe— charles has all his life sought to include people— charles has all his life sought to include people from all oobobe— to include people from all oobobe obb— to include people from all faiths, all communities and all boobgrouoobe— faiths, all communities and all backgrounds. and— faiths, all communities and all backgrounds. and i think that wbbbbom— backgrounds. and i think that was william saying we are not a room— was william saying we are not a roobeo oombby, — was william saying we are not a racist family, which is something— racist family, which is something he has said before. it reobby— something he has said before. it was really significant , i think, was really significant, i think, mo— was really significant, i think, mo very— was really significant, i think, and very significant that wbbbbom — and very significant that william chose that enormously bubbbe— william chose that enormously public platform— william chose that enormously public platform to commit bbmeebo— public platform to commit bbmeebo oo— public platform to commit himself to a _ public platform to commit himself to a life of service, to

bbe— himself to a life of service, to bbe bbog— himself to a life of service, to bbe bbog, bbe— himself to a life of service, to his king, his country and the commonwealth. _ his king, his country and the commonwealth. i think it's on a par commonwealth. i think it's on a pm wbbb— commonwealth. i think it's on a pm wbob wbeo— commonwealth. i think it's on a par with when the _ commonwealth. i think it's on a par with when the queen made her oommbomeoo— par with when the queen made her commitment when— par with when the queen made her commitment when she was 21 to eeme— commitment when she was 21 to eewe oor— commitment when she was 21 to eewe for me— commitment when she was 21 to serve for the rest— commitment when she was 21 to serve for the rest of— commitment when she was 21 to serve for the rest of her life. so serve for the rest of her life. so b— serve for the rest of her life. so b mbob— serve for the rest of her life. so i think that— serve for the rest of her life. so i think that speech was obeobuoeby— so i think that speech was absolutely key— so i think that speech was absolutely key to a man who is a bbog— absolutely key to a man who is a bbog bo— absolutely key to a man who is a bbog bo wobbog— absolutely key to a man who is a king in waiting. now, the big obbog— king in waiting. now, the big obbog bboo— king in waiting. now, the big thing that keeps coming up time and thing that keeps coming up time mo rbme— thing that keeps coming up time mo obme ogobo— thing that keeps coming up time and time again and we heard it in and time again and we heard it bo oboee— and time again and we heard it bo oboee wo— and time again and we heard it in those vox pops— and time again and we heard it in those vox pops there, which obe— in those vox pops there, which me my— in those vox pops there, which was the way meghan markle was bombed— was the way meghan markle was bombed mo— was the way meghan markle was treated and quotes— was the way meghan markle was treated and quotes and quotes brwoee— treated and quotes and quotes brwoee bboo— treated and quotes and quotes proves that the— treated and quotes and quotes proves that the royal family has a proves that the royal family has o mobbem— proves that the royal family has a race problem.iand- proves that the royal family has a race problem. ' “r: a race problem. and then you see a race problem. and then you see a white people on the a load of white people on the balcony. and the fundamental issue there or not issue there is whether or not meghan treated poorly meghan markle was treated poorly because colour her because of the colour of her skin just because skin or frankly, just because people well you people didn't like her. well you know, that debate will rage and people are utterly divided on that. the people are utterly divided on that . the fact of the matter is, that. the fact of the matter is, ebe — that. the fact of the matter is, ebe ebe— that. the fact of the matter is, ebe ebe boe— that. the fact of the matter is, she she has left— that. the fact of the matter is, she she has left the— the fact of the matter is, she she has left the uk. she boeob— she she has left the uk. she boeo-o bebo— she she has left the uk. she hasn't left the— she she has left the uk. she hasn't left the royal family oombbeoeby. — hasn't left the royal family completely. she was invited to oo— completely. she was invited to oo obe— completely. she was invited to come to the coronation she could bowe— come to the coronation she could bowe ebe— come to the coronation she could have come. she could have brougbo— have come. she could have brougboo ber— have come. she could have brought her children in if she boo— brought her children in if she boo wbebeo— brought her children in if she had wished to— brought her children in if she had wished to do so. and i think bowbog— had wished to do so. and i think bowbog eeeo— had wished to do so. and i think having seen some— had wished to do so. and i think having seen some of the extended rombby— having seen some of the extended oombbylobe— having seen some of the extended family-the balcony— having seen some of the extended family the balcony actually family on the balcony actually robber— family on the balcony actually

rather beyond _we- family on the balcony actually rather beyond we expected, rather beyond what we expected, wbbeb— rather beyond what we expected, wbbeb-bueo— rather beyond what we expected, wbbob-bueo obe— rather beyond what we expected, which .just the key - rather beyond what we expected, which just the key working which was just the key working royobe— which was just the key working royobe buo— which was just the key working royobe, buo bo— which was just the key working royals, but in fact,— which was just the key working royals, but in fact, there were obe — royals, but in fact, there were oboe boge— royals, but in fact, there were were the page boys were there mo— were the page boys were there mo brboeeee— were the page boys were there and princess alexandra, who is not and princess alexandra, who is ooo reobby— and princess alexandra, who is ooo reobby o— and princess alexandra, who is not really a working royal anymore, particularly given her grem— anymore, particularly given her greoo oge— anymore, particularly given her greoo oge ebe— anymore, particularly given her great age, she was there . so great age, she was there. so i mbob— great age, she was there. so i obbob bbere— great age, she was there. so i think there was— great age, she was there. so i think there was a— great age, she was there. so i think there was a chance that boy— think there was a chance that boy mo— think there was a chance that harry and meghan possibly could bowe— harry and meghan possibly could bowe beeo— harry and meghan possibly could bowe beeo oo— harry and meghan possibly could have been on that— harry and meghan possibly could have been on that balcony, but it have been on that balcony, but bo woe— have been on that balcony, but bo ber— have been on that balcony, but it was her choice— have been on that balcony, but it was her choice to stay back. boo— it was her choice to stay back. boo b— it was her choice to stay back. and i completely— it was her choice to stay back. and i completely get that beuee— and i completely get that bu bo— and i completely get that because it was— and i completely get that because it was archie's fourth bbrobooy— because it was archie's fourth bbrobooy mo— because it was archie's fourth bbrobooy mo b— because it was archie's fourth birthday and i think it was a very— birthday and i think it was a very ooumbog— birthday and i think it was a very touching that in the oeeeboboo— very touching that in the reception at— very touching that in the reception at buckingham palace , reception at buckingham palace, mog— reception at buckingham palace, bbog cborbee— reception at buckingham palace, king charles raised glass to king charles raised a glass to all king charles raised a glass to obb bbe— king charles raised a glass to all his grandchildren, and borobouborby— all his grandchildren, and particularly to— all his grandchildren, and particularly to wish archie happy— particularly to wish archie happy birthday. and rather ugly,— happy birthday. and rather sadly, apparently sort of said wherever he— sadly, apparently sort of said wherever he is— sadly, apparently sort of said wherever he is ,— sadly, apparently sort of said wherever he is , that's that's wherever he is, that's that's more— wherever he is, that's that's more oougb— wherever he is, that's that's that's tough for— wherever he is, that's that's that's tough for a grandpa . that's tough for a grandpa. just— that's tough for a grandpa. yueo boe— that's tough for a grandpa. just one more— that's tough for a grandpa. just one more quick- that's tough for a grandpa. just one more quick one with you, jenny, if that's all right. which is just on that note of prince harry. i wonder whether or not he is depriving his children of the chance to be part of something really , really part of something really, really special and only time will tell whether or not they grow up to resent him for that . well, yeah,

resent him for that. well, yeah, that's resent him for that. well, yeah, oboo-e orue. — resent him for that. well, yeah, that's true. time— resent him for that. well, yeah, that's true. time will- ”clifrbii: ”“ well, yeah, that's true. time will tell. yes boe— that's true. time will tell. yes me o— that's true. time will tell. yes me o ebome— that's true. time will tell. yes it's a shame that— that's true. time will tell. yes it's a shame that he feels that he it's a shame that he feels that be coo-o— it's a shame that he feels that be eoo-o be— it's a shame that he feels that be ooo-o be bobby— it's a shame that he feels that he can't be happy here with his rombby— he can't be happy here with his oombby, buo— he can't be happy here with his family, but that— he can't be happy here with his family, but that is— he can't be happy here with his family, but that is the way it is. family, but that is the way it be. boo— family, but that is the way it be. boo b— family, but that is the way it is. and i personally wish him wbeo— is. and i personally wish him wbeb mm— is. and i personally wish him wish him the— is. and i personally wish him wish him the best. i think he boe.— wish him the best. i think he boe. b— wish him the best. i think he boe. b mbob— wish him the best. i think he has. i think meghan showed him an has. i think meghan showed him on eobo— has. i think meghan showed him on exbo ooor— has. i think meghan showed him an exit door that— has. i think meghan showed him an exit door that he did not mow— an exit door that he did not know existed— an exit door that he did not know existed ,— an exit door that he did not know existed , did not know was know existed, did not know was boeebbbe— know existed, did not know was boeebbbe .— know existed, did not know was boeebbbe . boo— know existed, did not know was possible . and they are now very possible. and they are now very happy— possible. and they are now very happy in_ possible. and they are now very happy in california and i wish obem — happy in california and i wish obem webb— happy in california and i wish obem webb . — happy in california and i wish them well . okay.- happy in california and i wish them well . happy in california and i wish them well. okay. look, jenny, thank you very much. great to have you on the show. jennie bond there, royal commentator. i made comment this the made a comment about this on the saturday till 9 pm. saturday five eight till 9 pm. every saturday right every single saturday right here on said, i just on gb news, where i said, ijust wonder what kind of job prince harry his children. wonder what kind of job prince harbe his children. wonder what kind of job prince harbe keen his children. wonder what kind of job prince harbe keen to his children. wonder what kind of job prince harbe keen to get�*iis children. wonder what kind of job prince harbe keen to get youriildren. wonder what kind of job prince harbe keen to get your views. i'll be keen to get your views on this. obviously, he made some comments on this. obviously, he made some commrhe? which has riled up a didn't he? which has riled up a lot of activist elements amongst the community. lot of activist elements amongst the that's community. lot of activist elements amongst the that's a community. lot of activist elements amongst the that's a particularly nity. i think that's a particularly good thing to do kids good thing to do for your kids because will like because that will hang like a millstone neck for millstone around their neck for the their lives. but the rest of their lives. but also, kind of message are also, what kind of message are they getting? know, they've they getting? you know, they've got side, got on the one side, they're meghan who meghan markle, who doesn't appear to have much of a relationship any her relationship with any of her family. harry's family. then you've got harry's side he doesn't appear to

side again. he doesn't appear to have much of a relationship with any family. spent he any of his family. they spent he spent 28 hours uk spent around 28 hours in the uk on two racking up on two flights, racking up around of co2 around 15 tonnes of co2 emissions, of course. what kind of that sending out of message is that sending out to children, but to his children, i wonder? but meanwhile, 6 million people across country joining across the country are joining voluntary today at the voluntary events today at the big help out, a national event to coronation bank to mark the coronation bank houday to mark the coronation bank holiday our south—west of holiday and our south—west of england. reporter jeff moody is england. reporterjeff moody is a scouts facility in like in cornwall and it's absolutely hammering it out. geoff, what's going . on patrick i've had some going. on patrick i've had some grem— going. on patrick i've had some greoo gbge— going. on patrick i've had some greoo gbge worbbog— 91?“de 0“ patrick i've had some great gigs working with you, boweo-o— great gigs working with you, boweo-o b— great gigs working with you, haven't i, over— great gigs working with you, haven't i, over the past year? bm— haven't i, over the past year? b-m moo— haven't i, over the past year? b-m ooo eure— haven't i, over the past year? i'm not sure this— haven't i, over the past year? i'm not sure this is one of mem. — i'm not sure this is one of mem. boe— i'm not sure this is one of them. it's pouring down with rom— them. it's pouring down with bere— them. it's pouring down with rain here and— them. it's pouring down with rain here and we're picking up borer.— rain here and we're picking up bbooer. -boow- rain here and we're picking up litter. know what? litter. but you know what? as my grooomo— litter. but you know what? as my grooomo ueeo— litter. but you know what? as my grandma used to— litter. but you know what? as my grandma used to say, after the boro— grandma used to say, after the bomb bboyor-e— grandma used to say, after the lord mayor's comes the lord mayor's show comes the bueboorb— lord mayor's show comes the bueboorb-oo— lord mayor's show comes the dustcart.-to be- lord mayor's show comes the dustcart. to be done. dustcart. it's got to be done. bm— dustcart. it's got to be done. b-m-wbob— dustcart. it's got to be done. i'm-with-first- dustcart. it's got to be done. i'm-with-first list. i'm here with the first list bumb— i'm here with the first list guard scouts— i'm here with the first list guard scouts in- i'm here with the first list guard scouts in cornwall. we've been— guard scouts in cornwall. we've been our— guard scouts in cornwall. we've been our oor— guard scouts in cornwall. we've been out for most— guard scouts in cornwall. we've been out for most of the day in me— been out for most of the day in be bourbog— been out for most of the day in the pouring rain— been out for most of the day in the pouring rain ,— been out for most of the day in the pouring rain , picking up the pouring rain, picking up nu...— the pouring rain, picking up litter,-we're_ the pouring rain, picking up litter, we're nearly there. litter, and we're nearly there. buo— litter, and we're nearly there. our beo-e— litter, and we're nearly there. but let's have— litter, and we're nearly there. but let's have a— litter, and we're nearly there. but let's have a talk to one of me— but let's have a talk to one of the organisers.— but let's have a talk to one of the organisers. lisa you've got me— the organisers. lisa you've got me boee— the organisers. lisa you've got the boss written— the organisers. lisa you've got the boss written on your on your

on your— the boss written on your on your on your boob— the boss written on your on your on your back there. _ the boss written on your on your on your back there. so you're obe— on your back there. so you're obe oe— on your back there. so you're obe b— on your back there. so you're the one i need— on your back there. so you're the one i need to— on your back there. so you're the one i need to be to . talking the one i need to be to. talking bebo— the one i need to be to. talking bebbo. bebo— the one i need to be to. talking hello. hello. it's— the one i need to be to. talking hello. hello. it's going well, beo-o— hello. hello. it's going well, beo-o-oor— hello. hello. it's going well, isn't-far today, - hello. hello. it's going well, isn't far today, apart isn't it so far today, apart brom— isn't it so far today, apart boom-robo— isn't it so far today, apart from-rain. - isn't it so far today, apart from-rain . can't- isn't it so far today, apart from rain . cr?" c isn't it so far today, apart- from-rain . can't help it. from the rain. can't help it. but as scouts we're always prepared. waterproofs prepared. so waterproofs waterproof coats. so everyone's going to get. yeah, well, you can see i'm not— going to get. yeah, well, you can see i'm not a— 91?“de gric yeah, well, you can see i'm not a scout at all. wow— can see i'm not a scout at all. now so— can see i'm not a scout at all. now so bow— can see i'm not a scout at all. now so how engaged have you round— now so how engaged have you oouoo youoger— now so how engaged have you found younger people in the coronation? _ found younger people in the coronation? “7 �*vm�*ri;cc coronation? really? well this yean coronation? really? well this year, obviously, i don't know about the others, but lots of schools have taken part in doing lots of activities, making pictures and things as. as a scout group, we have “35 as a scout group, we have done flags mo— scout group, we have done flags mo bboouree— scout group, we have done flags and pictures and— scout group, we have done flags and pictures and the scouts made paper— and pictures and the scouts made bober mome— and pictures and the scouts made paper mache images of the king, wbbob— paper mache images of the king, wbbob woe— paper mache images of the king, which was really— paper mache images of the king, which was really entertaining . which was really entertaining. boo— which was really entertaining. boo bboo— which was really entertaining. boo oboo woe— which was really entertaining. and that was put on at the boom— and that was put on at the british legion,— and that was put on at the british legion, which we all eom— british legion, which we all eoro oo— british legion, which we all eoro oo obo— british legion, which we all sort of did our— british legion, which we all sort of did our bit taking part at sort of did our bit taking part or eome— sort of did our bit taking part or oo— sort of did our bit taking part at some of the— sort of did our bit taking part at some of the children have won brbzee— at some of the children have won some prizes from _ at some of the children have won some prizes from that as well. so some prizes from that as well. so more— some prizes from that as well. so that's been— some prizes from that as well. so that's been really, really good— so that's been really, really good eoouobog— so that's been really, really good scouting with the coronation,— good scouting with the coronation, they provided badges for coronation, they provided badges oor obb— coronation, they provided badges oor obb obe— coronation, they provided badges for all the children. obviously we bowe— for all the children. obviously we bowe oo— for all the children. obviously we bowe oo boy— for all the children. obviously we have to pay for them, so obey-we— we have to pay for them, so obey-we goo— we have to pay for them, so obey-we goo o— we have to pay for them, so they've got a badge that they

can sew onto— they've got a badge that they can sew onto their uniform for a yeor— can sew onto their uniform for a yeor or— can sew onto their uniform for a yeor or obeo— can sew onto their uniform for a yeor or obeo bo— can sew onto their uniform for a year or then it can— can sew onto their uniform for a year or then it can go onto obebr— year or then it can go onto their blanket— year or then it can go onto their blanket afterwards. excellent _ their blanket afterwards. excellent we've excellent hello everyone. we've all gathered together. how are we is our litter we going? how full is our litter bin that's quite full, bin here? that's quite full, beo-o— bin here? that's quite full, beo-o boe — bin here? that's quite full, isn't it? have— bin here? that's quite full, isn't it? have you- bin here? that's quite full, isn't it? have you had- ”“ “bi;tri;7’ that's quite full, isn't it? “rir: bin here? that's quite full, isn't it? have you had a good day, everyone? yeah . yes. what day, everyone? yeah. yes. what do day, everyone? yeah. yes. what bbo-obb— day, everyone? yeah. yes. what ooiobb mbob— day, everyone? yeah. yes. whati do.all think-charles? day, everyone? yeah. yes. what. do.all think-charles? do we all think of king charles? bbe— do we all think of king charles? bbo-very— do we all think of king charles? bbo-very gobo— do we all think of king charles? bbo-very gooo .— do we all think of king charles? the-very good , good. - the third? very good, good. very big round of god save the bbog. — very big round of god save the bbog. bem— very big round of god save the king. yeah . three.- very big round of god save the king. t/riuib“ three. one, two, king. yeah. three. one, two, omee— king. yeah. three. one, two, obree. boo— king. yeah. three. one, two, three. god save— king. yeah. three. one, two, three. god save the- king. / three. one, two, three. god save the king crirr: three. god save the king god obe— three. god save the king god save the king! back- three. god save the king god save the king! back to- three. god save the king crirr: “g back to you . save the king! back to you. thank you, jeff. i mean , well thank you, jeff. i mean, well done. jeff moody there. who is reporting and simultanee managing to combine what looks like actual community service with his day job as well. so jeff moody there with a load of scouts. thank you very much. that's part of the big help out, though, of course. and everyone's getting involved and though, of course. and eveilove's getting involved and though, of course. and eveilove's 1see ng involved and though, of course. and eveilove's 1see it. involved and though, of course. and eveilove's 1see it. butblved and you love to see it. but meanwhile, president meanwhile, frances, president emmanuel macron has this morning laid of flowers down in laid a wreath of flowers down in paris the tomb unknown paris on the tomb of the unknown soldier. so ceremony took soldier. so the ceremony took place at the de triomphe and place at the arc de triomphe and is one of many that will take place mark the allied victory

place to mark the allied victory against germany. and i think it's really important that today with all the coronation talk and with all the coronation talk and with everything else that we're doing, don't miss, this, doing, that we don't miss, this, okay? is actually a okay? because this is actually a really let's okay? because this is actually a really now let's okay? because this is actually a really now to let's okay? because this is actually a really now to gb let's okay? because this is actually a really now to gb news let's okay? because this is actually a really now to gb news southzt's okay? because this is actually a really now to gb news south east speak now to gb news south east reporter ray addison, who joins us from royal british legion us from the royal british legion . ray, great stuff. thank you. what's going on where you are? are you there, patrick? yes. the bunting has been— are you there, patrick? yes. the bunting has been out- are you there, patrick? yes. the bunting has been out all- ” tri; “ritri; t7 yes. the bunting has been out all weekend bere— bunting has been out all weekend here—moreo- bunting has been out all weekendl here—marsh branch here at the wickham marsh branch of here at the wickham marsh branch oo-brbobeb— here at the wickham marsh branch of-british legion- here at the wickham marsh branch of british legion here of the royal british legion here in buckinghamshire. and of course , marking course, marking both the coronation— course, marking both the coronation of— course, marking both the coronation of king charles iii mo— coronation of king charles iii mo boom— coronation of king charles iii mo ooooy, obe— coronation of king charles iii and today, the 78th anniversary of and today, the 78th anniversary or we— and today, the 78th anniversary or we boy,— and today, the 78th anniversary or we boy, obe— and today, the 78th anniversary of ve day, the end— and today, the 78th anniversary of ve day, the end of world war owo— of ve day, the end of world war owo bo— of ve day, the end of world war owo bo burobe— of ve day, the end of world war two in europe and— of ve day, the end of world war two in europe and i'm joined now by robe— two in europe and i'm joined now by rrbe logy,— two in europe and i'm joined now by iris lofty, who— two in europe and i'm joined now by iris lofty, who was there to worm— by iris lofty, who was there to wooob obe — by iris lofty, who was there to watch the celebrations all the way— watch the celebrations all the woy boob— watch the celebrations all the woy boob bo— watch the celebrations all the way back in 1945.— watch the celebrations all the way back in 1945. iris you were ebgoo— way back in 1945. iris you were ebgbo oo— way back in 1945. iris you were ebgbo oo bboo— way back in 1945. iris you were eight on that day. �*vm�*“ric ti“ way back in 1945. iris you were eight on that day. �*rm�*“ribc ti“ eight on that day. what can you remember about that time? i could just remember the wbbbogere— could just remember the villagers all— could just remember the villagers all turning out beouee— villagers all turning out because we— villagers all turning out because we had a big party in the because we had a big party in me meooow— because we had a big party in the meadow opposite where we bbweo— the meadow opposite where we bbweo . — the meadow opposite where we bbweo . boo— the meadow opposite where we bbweo . boo b— the meadow opposite where we lived . ' “r: ”c: the meadow opposite where we lived . ' “r: cc “g lived. and i remember sitting under the table where the ice cream tub was , and there must cream tub was, and there must have an enormous sense of

have been an enormous sense of relief joy . there was, yes, relief and joy. there was, yes, a lot . why is relief and joy. there was, yes, a lot. why is it important relief and joy. there was, yes, a lot . why is it important that a lot. why is it important that we remember for— why is it important that we remember for those times? ve day— we remember for those times? ve boy mo— we remember for those times? ve boy mo oo— we remember for those times? ve day and of course— we remember for those times? ve day and of course the sacrifices bboo— day and of course the sacrifices mm were— day and of course the sacrifices that were made _ day and of course the sacrifices that were made for— day and of course the sacrifices that were made for our freedom of that were made for our freedom or me— that were made for our freedom or me worbo— that were made for our freedom of the world war— that were made for our freedom of the world war two generation. bou — of the world war two generation. bou goo— of the world war two generation. boeu goo oo— of the world war two generation. you've got to remember that if it you've got to remember that if bo boom-o— you've got to remember that if it hadn't been— you've got to remember that if it hadn't been for— you've got to remember that if it hadn't been for those people, oo— it hadn't been for those people, none of us would— it hadn't been for those people, none of us would be here today . none of us would be here today. boo— none of us would be here today. and bboo— none of us would be here today. and that means— none of us would be here today. and that means a— none of us would be here today. and that means a lot— none of us would be here today. and that means a lot to- none of us would be here today. and that means a lot to me.- none of us would be here today. and that means a lot to me. and i've been out to the war. graves and i think everybody should attend and go there to see how many people were lost. just you know, what they hear is not enough. know, what they hear is not enough . you need to go and see enough. you need to go and see it . i'm sorry enough. you need to go and see it. i'm sorry if that's enough. you need to go and see it . i'm sorry if that's all it. i'm sorry if that's all right. it must be very emotional for right. it must be very emotional or you— right. it must be very emotional or you oo— right. it must be very emotional for you to remember— t g“ it must be very emotional for you to remember now, of course , in terms— for you to remember now, of course , in terms of your own course, in terms of your own eewboe— course, in terms of your own eewboe you— course, in terms of your own service, you served for four yeore— service, you served for four yeore bo— service, you served for four yeore bo obe— service, you served for four years in the territorial army, as years in the territorial army, oe bo— years in the territorial army, oe bo woe— years in the territorial army, as it was then— years in the territorial army, as it was then called. c as it was then called. it's now obe— as it was then called. it's now me army— as it was then called. it's now the army reserves. what do you remember about that time and why did you want to serve? why because i'm a royalist . and it because i'm a royalist. and it

was something— because i'm a royalist. and it was something for my queen and for me— was something for my queen and for me oouoory. — was something for my queen and for the country. and i just the oeebbog— for the country. and i just the oeebbog bboo— for the country. and i just the feeling that i— for the country. and i just the feeling that i needed to do eomeobbog— feeling that i needed to do something at— feeling that i needed to do something at the time and i eor-oyeo— something at the time and i enjoyed bo— something at the time and i enjoyed bo very— something at the time and i enjoyed it very much . ' “r: enjoyed it very much. and you were telling me earlier you were a bit of a tomboy back then. yes what i loved about it, because web— what i loved about it, because web booe— what i loved about it, because we'd done-assault- what i loved about it, because we'd done assault courses we'd done the assault courses mo— we'd done the assault courses mo obeo— we'd done the assault courses mo obeo we— we'd done the assault courses and also we used— we'd done the assault courses and also we used to go out mboobgbo— and also we used to go out midnight through right out in the midnight through right out in me oouoory. — midnight through right out in the country. we— midnight through right out in the country. we used to have to mm— the country. we used to have to orowb obrougb— the country. we used to have to crawl through fields and go obrougb— crawl through fields and go through villages and try not to wobe— through villages and try not to wobe obe— through villages and try not to wobe obe boge— through villages and try not to wake the dogs because they wake the dogs up because they woubo—bboo- wake the dogs up because they would—that we. wake the dogs up because they. would—that we were would give us away. that we were there.— would give us away. that we were there. and— would give us away. that we were there. and one— would give us away. that we were there. and one thing i do remember was- there. and one thing i do remember was coming back one morning— remember was coming back one morning-the— remember was coming back one morning the western avenue morning along the western avenue from— morning along the western avenue from in— morning along the western avenue from in the— morning along the western avenue from in the lift— morning along the western avenue from in the lift to— morning along the western avenue from in the lift to get back to harrow— from in the lift to get back to warrow arra— from in the lift to get back to harrow and the— from in the lift to get back to harrow and the coach pulled up arra— harrow and the coach pulled up and wo— harrow and the coach pulled up and he wo— harrow and the coach pulled up and he we were— harrow and the coach pulled up and he we were all muddy, but they— and he we were all muddy, but arrow saro— and he we were all muddy, but they said, come— and he we were all muddy, but they said, come on. and when we got they said, come on. and when we gor ow— they said, come on. and when we gor on w,— they said, come on. and when we gor on w, arrow— they said, come on. and when we got on it, they were— they said, come on. and when we got on it, they were all german omoro— got on it, they were all german rowrroro. ora— got on it, they were all german tourists. oh treasured memories. i tourists. oh treasured memories. r arwawo— tourists. oh treasured memories. i always remember— tourists. oh treasured memories. i always remember that. and we coming— i always remember that. and we oomrwg wo— i always remember that. and we was coming up the— i always remember that. and we was coming up the western avenue wra— was coming up the western avenue wrrrr au— was coming up the western avenue wrrrr au wro— was coming up the western avenue with all the germans there. they wowaoroa— with all the germans there. they wondered what— with all the germans there. they wondered what us— with all the germans there. they wondered what us crazy like au— wondered what us crazy like we're all about— wondered what us crazy like we're all about .— wondered what us crazy like we're all about . we were all we're all about. we were all

women and. / we're all about. we were all- women and. yeah, well, thank you very much for your service, ira. it's really appreciate it. we're also joined by sarah stewart, who's the county secretary for buckinghamshire of the royal british legion. sarah, thanks wow— british legion. sarah, thanks wow-waving- british legion. sarah, thanks wow-waving wo- british legion. sarah, thanksi very-having us here. very much for having us here. woroomrwg— very much for having us here. woroomrwg oo— very much for having us here. welcoming gb news tell us what's boon— welcoming gb news tell us what's been going— welcoming gb news tell us what's been gorwg ow— welcoming gb news tell us what's been going on here— welcoming gb news tell us what's been going on here today and why are been going on here today and why wow— been going on here today and why you holding— been going on here today and why are you holding this event so hora— are you holding this event so we've held this— are you holding this event so we've held this event for celebrating— we've held this event for celebrating the coronation and oowowow— celebrating the coronation and oowowow ro— celebrating the coronation and obviously 78 years of ve day . obviously 78 years of ve day. wa— obviously 78 years of ve day. no aaoroarw— obviously 78 years of ve day. it's basically a— obviously 78 years of ve day. it's basically a community event where the royal british legion supports , obviously our supports, obviously our veterans, our members, our supporters and volunteers . the supporters and volunteers. the main point is the poppy appeal and we've got other organisations that are in the community here today. so we've got the wickham food hub, which is our local food hub where you can go and get your food if you're struggling with affording poverty and everything, and then lots of micro businesses also from the area are here. and the idea is to raise— from the area are here. and the idea is to raise some— and the idea is to raise some money to give— idea is to raise some money to give back— idea is to raise some money to give back ro— idea is to raise some money to give back to the— idea is to raise some money to give back to the royal british regrow— give back to the royal british legion ro— give back to the royal british rogrow ro horo— give back to the royal british legion to help with veterans and owowrwrrag. — legion to help with veterans and owowrwrrag. okay.— legion to help with veterans and everything. ciro/q legion to help with veterans and everything. " m"

everything. okay, sarah, thank you so much for having us here today. sorry you so much for having us here today . sorry you've got so today. sorry you've got so warre— today. sorry you've got so little time— today. sorry you've got so little time to— today. sorry you've got so little time to chat- : sorry you've got so little time to chat to you. but in rows— little time to chat to you. but in rormo or— little time to chat to you. but in terms of volunteering, the wowar— in terms of volunteering, the royal barrow— in terms of volunteering, the royal british legion is saying if royal british legion is saying rr-ro— royal british legion is saying rr-ro aor— royal british legion is saying if to get involved in if you want to get involved in wro— if you want to get involved in rho—awa- if you want to get involved in rho—arrw howl if you want to get involved ini the—and help out the big help out and help out the big help out and help out we royal— the big help out and help out the royal british— the big help out and help out the royal british legion, then the big help out and help out the ronl british legion, then the big help out and help out the ron down sh legion, then the big help out and help out the ron down to legion, then the big help out and help out the ron down to legiolocalen head on down to your local branch— head on down to your local branch because— head on down to your local branch because they need branch because they always need worwwrooro— branch because they always need volunteers-with- branch because they always need volunteers with their volunteers to help with their poppy— volunteers to help with their poppy-catherine- volunteers to help with their poppy catherine ray, poppy appeal. catherine ray, wank— poppy appeal. catherine ray, wank-wow— poppy appeal. catherine ray, thank very much. 1? poppy appeal. catherine ray,- thank-very much. ray addison thank you very much. ray addison aware.— thank you very much. ray addison there. it's really there. and it's really important, think, to not lose there. and it's really impallied think, to not lose there. and it's really impallied victory;, to not lose there. and it's really impallied victory against lose the allied victory against germany and all the stuff that we're talking about in life. the coronation, the police's response as response to the coronation as well, other issues well, and a few other issues like going well, and a few other issues likbe going well, and a few other issues likbe talking going well, and a few other issues likbe talking about going well, and a few other issues likbe talking about little going well, and a few other issues likbe talking about little biting to be talking about a little bit later well. and you know, later on as well. and you know, all of that stuff. i think it's quite important to that. quite important to mark that. so thank very, much, ray, thank you very, very much, ray, who the royal british who was from the royal british legion. with legion. right. you are with me. patrick christys gb news. patrick christys on gb news. plenty so don't go plenty more to come. so don't go anywhere. that anywhere. and including that topic not the topic as whether or not the police were too heavy handed dang police were too heavy handed during the coronation. do you agree with the pre—emptive arrest he's very arrest or do you think he's very worrying precedent set for worrying precedent being set for free speech in this country? patrick christys gb news, patrick christys on gb news, britain's news

news radio.

so 64 people news radio. - i so 64 people were news radio — - so 64 people were arrested on sarwraaw— - so 64 people were arrested on sarwraaw ao— - so 64 people were arrested on sarwraaw ao-or— . so 64 people were arrested on saturday as-of the— saturday as part of the coronation— saturday as part of the- coronation _operation , coronation policing operation, rworwarwg— coronation policing operation,| including—prevent including 13 people to prevent a breach— including 13 people to prevent a breach or— including 13 people to prevent a breach of rho— including 13 people to prevent a breach of the peace, which was whar— breach of the peace, which was wrrar w— breach of the peace, which was wrrar rr was— breach of the peace, which was what it has caused— breach of the peace, which was what it has caused some oorrrroworw— what it has caused some controversy, hasn't it? one of what it has caused some con'anti—monarchy it? one of what it has caused some con'anti—monarchy groups of the anti—monarchy groups proroorrwg— the anti—monarchy groups protesting was— the anti—monarchy groups protesting was called republic, and protesting was called republic, arrw-saro— protesting was called republic, and-said that— protesting was called republic, and-said that the- protesting was called republic, and said that the arrests and they said that the arrests woroo—r- and they said that the arrests woroo—r quotei and they said that the arrestsi woroo—r quoter were pre—meditated to quote, arorwpr— were pre—meditated to quote, disrupt-diminish- were pre—meditated to quote, disrupt diminish the disrupt and diminish the demonstration. the controversy horo— demonstration. the controversy wore ooowror— demonstration. the controversy here centres around whether or not here centres around whether or nor wro— here centres around whether or nor are oouoo— here centres around whether or not the police genuinely were act not the police genuinely were ad or— not the police genuinely were act on information and intelligence- act on information and intelligence ,- act on information and intelligence , and they genuinely intelligence, and they genuinely rwowawr— intelligence, and they genuinely rwowgwr wore— intelligence, and they genuinely thought there was going to be wra— thought there was going to be some kind of— thought there was going to be some kind of seismic threat to prooooarwgo— some kind of seismic threat to proceedings and— some kind of seismic threat to proceedings and a threat to wooe— proceedings and a threat to those around— proceedings and a threat to those around them, in which case i those around them, in which case r arrw— those around them, in which case r wank wo— those around them, in which case rrrrrrw wo oar— those around them, in which case i think we can probably all agree— i think we can probably all agree rear-e— i think we can probably all agree that's great or whether or not agree that's great or whether or nor wre— agree that's great or whether or nor are oorree— agree that's great or whether or not the police thought don't not the police thought we don't ure— not the police thought we don't like—vou— not the police thought we don't like—you arra- not the police thought we don't like—you and we- like the look of you and we eon-r— like the look of you and we don't-dealing- like the look of you and wei don't-dealing-you don't fancy dealing with you roaaw.— don't fancy dealing with you roaaw. —rrrr| today. so we're going to lift vou— today. so we're going to lift you-case, whilst. today. so we're going to lift you case, whilst i today. so we're going to lift. you-case, whilst i can you in which case, whilst i can own— you in which case, whilst i can still understand— you in which case, whilst i can still understand a— you in which case, whilst i can still understand a lot of peoore-e— still understand a lot of people's sentiments about it, wanking,— people's sentiments about it, thi inappropriate— people's sentiments about it, thi inappropriate to protest at be inappropriate to protest at the coronation,— be inappropriate to protest at the coronation, is worrying the coronation, that is worrying for—ee— the coronation, that is worrying ror—ee viewe- the coronation, that is worrying for—gb views gb. for free speech. gb views gb wewe. — for free speech. gb views gb wewe. wk.— for free speech. gb views gb news. .uk. where— for free speech. gb views gb news. .uk. where on this news. .uk. where are you on this reare— news. .uk. where are you on this eeue-wom— news. .uk. where are you on this issue-from all— news. .uk. where are you on this issue-from all those- issue here? from all those graham— issue here? from all those-

graham _former met graham watson who's a former met oouee— graham watson who's a former met porree officer— graham watson who's a former met police officer and— graham watson who's a former met police officer and he— graham watson who's a former met police officer and he spelt out the police officer and he spelt out we mar— police officer and he spelt out we mar wren— police officer and he spelt out the mat then graham it shows where— the mat then graham it shows where rm— the mat then graham it shows where r-mirr-e— the mat then graham it shows where i'm it's been a long where i'm at. it's been a long weekend.— where i'm at. it's been a long weekend-were- where i'm at. it's been a long weekend. were the police weekend. graham were the police were—warr— weekend. graham were the police were—rrgrrlereo- weekend. graham were the police were-rightlstep in. were the police right to step in awe—arrear- were the police right to step in awe—arreer a- were the police right to step ini and—arrest a load and pre—emptively arrest a load of and pre—emptively arrest a load or-e— and pre—emptively arrest a load or-e r— and pre—emptively arrest a load or-e r werew— and pre—emptively arrest a load of-? i think patrick- and pre—emptively arrest a load of ? i think patrick you of people? i think patrick you arrwaea— - of people? i think patrick you arrwaea— r- of people? i think patrick you alluded_ ithink. alluded to it there. i think it depends information or depends on what information or suspicions , information, suspicions, information, etcetera they on the etcetera they had on the day itself . there no choice. itself. there are no choice. there's opportunity for there's no opportunity for second guessing it. you can't almost benefit of almost like give the benefit of the wait and see what's almost like give the benefit of the to wait and see what's almost like give the benefit of the to happen. and see what's almost like give the benefit of the to happen. this see what's almost like give the benefit of the to happen. this was what's almost like give the benefit of the to happen. this was such s going to happen. this was such a big event. imagine imagine the debate we'd be having now if actually and actually they'd stopped and detained someone who they thought the thought was going to disrupt the protest. let them go protest. they then let them go on and they did then on their way and they did then disrupt. but is it legal? graham this is the thing. is disrupt. but is it legal? - graham this is the thing. is it regar— graham this is the thing. is it regar-rwer— graham this is the thing. is it regar-rwer a— graham this is the thing. is it regar-rwer a-orl legal or is it just a case of, rook,— legal or is it just a case of, rook, were— legal or is it just a case of, look, we're _to - legal or is it just a case of, look, we're to arrest you look, we're going to arrest you are— look, we're going to arrest you awe—ro— look, we're going to arrest you awe—ro eome- look, we're going to arrest you and—to come up. and we're going to come up with some-or— and we're going to come up with some-or-ror- and we're going to come up with some-or-ror w- some kind of excuse for it rarere— some kind of excuse for it rarere r— some kind of excuse for it later? i don't— some kind of excuse for it later? i don't think it's a case of later? i don't think it's a case or coming— later? i don't think it's a case or coming-aw- later? i don't think it's a case of coming an excuse of coming up with an excuse rarer. — of coming up with an excuse rarer. they— of coming up with an excuse later. “er: of coming up with an excuse later. they obviously had some some to stop and detain some grounds to stop and detain some grounds to stop and detain some actually some people and then actually detain taking detain them further by taking them station. there them to a police station. there are, screen are, as you see on the screen now, there are a couple of hundred people in the actual protest the procession, protest against the procession, against there's against the monarchy. so there's obviously a number there, a

significant number of people allowed go on to that allowed to go on to that protest. but there a smaller protest. but there was a smaller number felt they number who they felt they couldn't couldn't run the risk of to that of or let them go to that protest because obviously protest because they obviously believed they were believed suspect they were likely cause some form likely to cause some form of disruption and disrupt disruption and disrupt disruption anything . disruption could form anything. it could actually be just like throwing things towards the horses, imagine throwing things towards the hcthey'd imagine throwing things towards the hcthey'd let imagine throwing things towards the hcthey'd let that imagine throwing things towards the hcthey'd let that personimagine if they'd let that person go there . we now talking there. and we were now talking about disruption the about a disruption to the procession. that's, procession. yeah that's, i think, really where a lot of people are. graham one individual— people are. graham one individual claims- mt; graham one individual claims to have ”r32; graham one individual claims to have been arreerea— individual claims to have been arreerea ow— individual claims to have been arrested on suspicion of earwrwe— arrested on suspicion of carrying eggs, which is bizarre. but carrying eggs, which is bizarre. ear-wow— carrying eggs, which is bizarre. but-you actually- carrying eggs, which is bizarre. but you actually think but when you actually think aboar— but when you actually think arrow-we— but when you actually think about-he is,— but when you actually think about he is, he's a guy about who he is, he's a guy earrea— about who he is, he's a guy called patrick— about who he is, he's a guy called patrick who called patrick thelwell who raeea— called patrick thelwell who raeea ree— called patrick thelwell who faced he threw— called patrick thelwell who faced he threw eggs at the king orewowew— faced he threw eggs at the king prewowew arra— faced he threw eggs at the king previously and it's— faced he threw eggs at the king previously and it's facial recognition— previously and it's facial recognition technology that apparewrw— recognition technology that apparewrwwa— recognition technology that apparently was able to identify this individual— apparently was able to identify this individual .— apparently was able to identify this individual . and he says this individual. and he says arwwaw— this individual. and he says awwwaw ree— this individual. and he says awwwaw we wa— this individual. and he says anyway, he was he was arrested as a resurr— anyway, he was he was arrested as a reewrr or— anyway, he was he was arrested as a result of it.— anyway, he was he was arrested as a result of it. so— anyway, he was he was arrested as a result of it. so that's the wee— as a result of it. so that's the were or— as a result of it. so that's the kind of intel,— as a result of it. so that's the kind of intel, isn't— as a result of it. so that's the kind of intel, isn't it? and is it kind of intel, isn't it? and is rr wor— kind of intel, isn't it? and is it not reasonable— kind of intel, isn't it? and is it not reasonable to pre—emptively arrest somebody like pre—emptively arrest somebody awe reare— pre—emptively arrest somebody like that? there— pre—emptively arrest somebody like that? there is— pre—emptively arrest somebody like that? there is all most every— like that? there is all most every eawerae— like that? there is all most every chance that an individual

mrgrrr— every chance that an individual mrgnr werew— every chance that an individual mrgnr mrgnr go— every chance that an individual might might go on and do eomerrrrwe— might might go on and do eomerrarwg . — might might go on and do something . rwy might might go on and do something. kw“) : might might go on and do something . rwy : q2» might might go on and do- something . why would you go to something. why would you go to the to the coronation with a load of eggs in your pocket and you've previously thrown eggs at the king and been arrested for it with so why it and charged with it. so why would you actually turn up there? you're found there? you can if you're found by police, then you're going there? you can if you're found by get police, then you're going there? you can if you're found by get arrested:hen you're going there? you can if you're found by get arrested fori you're going there? you can if you're found by get arrested for that're going there? you can if you're found by get arrested for that because to get arrested for that because you're imagine, you're there to, i'd imagine, then the eggs again at the then throw the eggs again at the at as went past. at the coach as it went past. and cause all sorts at the coach as it went past. anissues. cause all sorts at the coach as it went past. anissues. so cause all sorts at the coach as it went past. anissues. so for ause all sorts at the coach as it went past. anissues. so for ausethat'sirts at the coach as it went past. anissues. so for ausethat's for of issues. so for me, that's for me, completely right for me, that's completely right for the to react to that the police to react to that pre—emptively arrest, remove them, easier to remove them, it's far easier to remove them, it's far easier to remove the problem and almost like accept then see what accept it and then see what happens. yeah. just also want to go happens. yeah. just also want to eolearreme— happens. yeah. just also want to golextreme lengths— yeah. just also want to go extreme lengths now to say go to extreme lengths now to say we're not aware— go to extreme lengths now to say we're not aware as— go to extreme lengths now to say we're not aware as to whether or not-individual— we're not aware as to whether or not-individual did- we're not aware as to whether or not individual did have any not this individual did have any eggs— not this individual did have any eoee ow— not this individual did have any eggs or arm — not this individual did have any eggs or arm or— not this individual did have any eggs on him or anything like rear.— eggs on him or anything like rear-rear- eggs on him or anything like that. that abundantly that. so make that abundantly erear— that. so make that abundantly wear—ear- that. so make that abundantly clear_ but great. i clear for people. but great. cowa— clear for people. but great. coma-rare- clear for people. but great. could _this not. clear for people. but great.- could _this not play could this could this not play rero— could this could this not play owo-or— could this could this not play rero-or arr- into the hands of an authoritarian state? so let's say— authoritarian state? so let's say r— authoritarian state? so let's say r warrea— authoritarian state? so let's say i wanted to— authoritarian state? so let's say i wanted to protest about eomerrrrwg— say i wanted to protest about something that— say i wanted to protest about something that i— say i wanted to protest about something that i actually really aeepw— something that i actually really care deeply about. right. and for whatever— care deeply about. right. and for whatever reason, the oowerwmewr— for whatever reason, the government of the day or the read— government of the day or the read or—

government of the day or the read or we— government of the day or the head of the police of the day aeeraea— head of the police of the day decided that— head of the police of the day decided that that protest went agarwer— decided that that protest went agarwer rwerr— decided that that protest went against their ideas of norms. rhea— against their ideas of norms. rrrew wow— against their ideas of norms. were you are— against their ideas of norms. then you and i— against their ideas of norms. then you and i could get lifted for rear.— then you and i could get lifted for wear. arra— then you and i could get lifted for that. and so— then you and i could get lifted for that. and so actually, rear-e— for that. and so actually, rrrar-e a— for that. and so actually, that's a problem, isn't it? i oar-r— that's a problem, isn't it? i aor-r awak— that's a problem, isn't it? i don't think so.— that's a problem, isn't it? i don't think so. i— that's a problem, isn't it? i don't think so. i don't- that's a problem, isn't it? i don't think so. i don't think it's going to come to that. i think we see you've only got to look back in the last couple of weeks, months, couple of years. there were protests on the streets across the streets of london and across the uk all sorts of things. so we uk on all sorts of things. so we don't live anything like that sort state authoritarian don't live anything like that sort wheres authoritarian don't live anything like that sort where you're ritarian don't live anything like that sort where you're notian don't live anything like that sort where you're not allowed state where you're not allowed to are long to protest. you are as long as you it lawful and peaceful you keep it lawful and peaceful and by the you're and abide by the laws. if you're going and disrupt going to come up and disrupt something someone else's something or someone else's event, to event, then you're likely to come notice police come to the notice of police and they to take action they are likely to take action against prevent you from against you to prevent you from disrupting it is. disrupting whatever it is. you're there to protest against. graham you. graham weston graham thank you. graham weston were.— graham thank you. graham weston were-wer— graham thank you. graham weston there.-met-officer- there. former met police officer wer— there. former met police officer rear—arrears- just reacting to those arrests rear— just reacting to those arrests that or that were made and whether or not that were made and whether or nor—roo- that were made and whether or nor—roo weawl not the police were too heavy rrawaea. — not the police were too heavy rrawaea. -ae- not the police were too heavy handed. _as rent- not the police were too heavy. handed. _as rent costs handed. now now, as rent costs eowrrwwe— handed. now now, as rent costs oorrtwweleoike— handed. now now, as rent costs continue spike, trapping continue to spike, trapping young— continue to spike, trapping young-wre- continue to spike, trapping young the rental young people in the rental marker— young people in the rental marker arra— young people in the rental market and making it even more oorroww— market and making it even more airflow-wre— market and making it even more difficult the housing difficult to get on the housing raaaer—wewrl difficult to get on the housingi ladder,_light at ladder, there may be a light at the ladder, there may be a light at wee-wre— ladder, there may be a light at the _the tunnel. - ladder, there may be a light at the the tunnel. mortgage the end of the tunnel. mortgage rendere— the end of the tunnel. mortgage renders-oran- lenders are set to start offering— lenders are set to start

offering 100% home loans for the wer— offering 100% home loans for the we were— offering 100% home loans for the first time since _ offering 100% home loans for the first time since the _ offering 100% home loans for the first time since the 2008 rrwawerar— first time since the 2008 financial crisis- first time since the 2008 financial crisis . skipton financial crisis. skipton building— financial crisis. skipton building society will be one of rose— building society will be one of rose ro— building society will be one of those to launch— building society will be one of those to launch this offer to raw— those to launch this offer to raw we— those to launch this offer to talk us through— those to launch this offer to talk us through this in more aeorw— talk us through this in more aeprw rm— talk us through this in more depth, i'm joined by mortgage advisor— depth, i'm joined by mortgage aaweor rav— depth, i'm joined by mortgage advisor ray bulger. ray thank you advisor ray bulger. ray thank wow-rower.— advisor ray bulger. ray thank wow-meow-ro- advisor ray bulger. ray thank you much. to have advisor ray bulger. ray thank- you-much.-to have you you very much. great to have you on you very much. great to have you ow-ewow. — you very much. great to have you ow-ewow. a— you very much. great to have you on-show. a 100%— you very much. great to have you on show. a 100% mortgage. is on the show. a 100% mortgage. is wre— on the show. a 100% mortgage. is rare-gooe— on the show. a 100% mortgage. is ware-gooe ae— on the show. a 100% mortgage. is this-good aslsounds- on the show. a 100% mortgage. is this good as sounds ? this as good as it sounds? weu.— this as good as it sounds? well, clearly— this as good as it sounds? well, clearly it's— this as good as it sounds? well, clearly it's only- this as good as it sounds? well, clearly it's only going to be available to people who've got a good credit rating at the moment. you got a good credit rating at the moment . you can get a 95% moment. you can get a 95% moweaee— moment. you can get a 95% morrgage wo— moment. you can get a 95% mortgage up rates- moment. you can get a 95% mortgage up rates a- you can get a 95% mortgage up rates a little under 5. so— mortgage up rates a little under 5. so r— mortgage up rates a little under 5. so r werew— mortgage up rates a little under 5. so i think if— mortgage up rates a little under 5. so i think if we— mortgage up rates a little under 5. so i think if we get 100% moweagee— 5. so i think if we get 100% mortgages coming into the market and sorrow— mortgages coming into the market and skipton haven't said for eerrarw— and skipton haven't said for certain they're— and skipton haven't said for certain they're going to do rare,— certain they're going to do were they— certain they're going to do this, they they've implied anew-re— this, they they've implied anew-re going— this, they they've implied they're going to launch it. and i they're going to launch it. and rrrrrrw— they're going to launch it. and ”arrw-erm— they're going to launch it. and i think still months away i think it's still months away rarrrer— i think it's still months away rarrrer rearr— i think it's still months away rather than weeks away. so wow-re— rather than weeks away. so you're-looking - rather than weeks away. so you're looking at rather than weeks away. so- you're-looking at about you're probably looking at about 5.5%_ you're probably looking at about sew-arr— you're probably looking at about 5.5%.an interest— you're probably looking at about 5.5% an interest rate . and 5.5% as an interest rate. and aoeorwrew,— 5.5% as an interest rate. and absolutely, the— 5.5% as an interest rate. and absolutely, the key thing for oeoore— absolutely, the key thing for people looking— absolutely, the key thing for people looking to buy and clearly— people looking to buy and clearly this— people looking to buy and clearly this is— people looking to buy and clearly this is going to be marrow— clearly this is going to be mainly first— clearly this is going to be mainly first time buyers is what is affordable.— mainly first time buyers is what is affordable-if— mainly first time buyers is what is affordable. if the is affordable. and if the moweaee— is affordable. and if the morrgage re— is affordable. and if the mortgage is affordable, then were-e— mortgage is affordable, then there's absolutely no reason why rheo— there's absolutely no reason why rrrew shower-r— there's absolutely no reason why they shouldn't go— there's absolutely no reason why they shouldn't go ahead with reoro— they shouldn't go ahead with roow morrgaee.— they shouldn't go ahead with 100% mortgage. i think the fear

ioo% mortgage. i think the fear rear— ioo% mortgage. i think the fear rrrar moer— ioo% mortgage. i think the fear that most people— 100% mortgage. i think the fear that most people have of 100% mortaaeee— that most people have of 100% mortgages, whether it's buyers or commentator— mortgages, whether it's buyers or commentator ,— mortgages, whether it's buyers or commentator , is negative or commentator, is negative eawrw— or commentator, is negative eowrw .— or commentator, is negative eowrrw . oar— or commentator, is negative eowrrw . our r— or commentator, is negative equity. but i think this put in perepeerwe— equity. but i think this put in perspective kyiv— equity. but i think this put in perspective kyiv if you're rearing,— perspective kyiv if you're renting, you're - perspective kyiv if you're renting, you're normally in permawewr— renting, you're normally in permanent fear— renting, you're normally in permanent fear that your rawarora— permanent fear that your landlord is— permanent fear that your landlord is going to ask you to oar— landlord is going to ask you to move out after— landlord is going to ask you to move out after six— landlord is going to ask you to move out after six months. so wow-we— move out after six months. so wow-we gor— move out after six months. so wow-we eor ro— move out after six months. so you've got to compare the alternatives. _ you've got to compare the alternatives. so - you've got to compare the alternatives. so i think as long as we— alternatives. so i think as long as it's affordable,— alternatives. so i think as long as it's affordable, absolutely reoro— as it's affordable, absolutely 100% mortgages will help a lot of ioo% mortgages will help a lot or wer— ioo% mortgages will help a lot or we were— 100% mortgages will help a lot of first time buyers. i just wooer— of first time buyers. i just wonderlwe've- of first time buyers. i just wonder we've been here wonder if we've been here before, ray we've been here before, ray we've been here before go, okay, before where they go, okay, we'll give you 100% mortgage before where they go, okay, weevenve you 100% mortgage before where they go, okay, weevenve 95% 100% mortgage before where they go, okay, we even ve 95% mortgage ortgage before where they go, okay, we even ve 95% mortgage from ge or even a 95% mortgage from people by definition people who clearly by definition have been save up a have not been able to save up a load for a deposit. load of money for a deposit. okay happens okay and then something happens and people are potentially and those people are potentially only one missed paycheque , which only one missed paycheque, which is done. one missed is easily done. one missed paycheque away from not being able to repay their mortgage and do we not up, dare i say it do we not end up, dare i say it back were in 2008? and back where we were in 2008? and this can trigger some kind of global crash ? no. the global financial crash? no. the problems in 2008— global financial crash? no. the problems in 2008 were- q �*" “3“rt. t“ no. the problems in 2008 were not caused by peoore— problems in 2008 were not caused by people wire— problems in 2008 were not caused by people with 100% mortgages. they— by people with 100% mortgages. rrrew-eaweea— by people with 100% mortgages. rrrew-eaweea ow— by people with 100% mortgages. they-caused by by- by people with 100% mortgages. they caused by by uk banks they were caused by by uk banks and opera—

they were caused by by uk banks and others recklessly buying us morrpaee— and others recklessly buying us mortgage backed— and others recklessly buying us mortgage backed securities which reor— mortgage backed securities which just poor— mortgage backed securities which were just poor value so i think rreeae ro— were just poor value so i think one needs to put— were just poor value so i think one needs to put this in perepeerwe— one needs to put this in perspective and you're absolutely— perspective and you're absolutely right. of course, if peopre— absolutely right. of course, if people have— absolutely right. of course, if people have a— absolutely right. of course, if people have a problem , um, which people have a problem, um, which normarw— people have a problem, um, which normally eomeo— people have a problem, um, which normally comes either from a rerarrorrerrrp— normally comes either from a relationship breakdown, if it's ar-orrrr— relationship breakdown, if it's ar-orpr morrpape— relationship breakdown, if it's a joint mortgage or people losing— a joint mortgage or people losing their— a joint mortgage or people losing their job, then obviously they— losing their job, then obviously rpew praw— losing their job, then obviously they may struggle to pay their morrpape. — they may struggle to pay their morrpape. so— they may struggle to pay their mortgage. so people should arwawe— mortgage. so people should aways-rave,- mortgage. so people should. always-have,-three always aim to have, say, three morrrre— always aim to have, say, three months-expenses- always aim to have, say, three months expenses ideally months worth of expenses ideally awarrapre— months worth of expenses ideally awarraprelrrew— months worth of expenses ideally available .they can.— months worth of expenses ideally available they can. but available if they can. but erearw— available if they can. but clearly that's— available if they can. but clearly that's not always praerrear.— clearly that's not always practical. but— clearly that's not always practical. but the problem wow-we— practical. but the problem you've outlined applies in eaaerw— you've outlined applies in eoaerw wre— you've outlined applies in exactly the same way. if you have — exactly the same way. if you have a— exactly the same way. if you have a aero— exactly the same way. if you have a 90% mortgage or 95% moppaee— have a 90% mortgage or 95% morrpape, arre— have a 90% mortgage or 95% mortgage, the difference is the bigger— mortgage, the difference is the bigger wre— mortgage, the difference is the bigger the deposit you've got, the bigger the deposit you've got, we more— bigger the deposit you've got, the more flexibility you've got. if the more flexibility you've got. rr remee— the more flexibility you've got. rr range 90— the more flexibility you've got. if things go wrong. so that's why— if things go wrong. so that's why reoro— if things go wrong. so that's why 100% mortgages are only going— why 100% mortgages are only porpp ro— why 100% mortgages are only porpp ro pe— why 100% mortgages are only going to be offered to people wo-wrre— going to be offered to people who've-really- going to be offered to people who've really good credit who've got a really good credit raring. — who've got a really good credit raring. _w- who've got a really good credit| rating. _ray, thank rating. interesting. ray, thank you very short and sweet, you very much. short and sweet, but the and what but to the point and that's what we ray borg who we love. ray borg that who is, of a mortgage of course a mortgage advisor. and that's really and i just think that's really interesting. course, the big interesting. of course, the big solution is to just build more houses, need to houses, isn't it? we need to build houses. on that note,

build more houses. on that note, of rather good of course, it's a rather good idea that liberal democrats idea that the liberal democrats have of have won on a platform of blocking permission in blocking planning permission in local we go . local areas. but there we go. you are with me. patrick christys news. plenty more christys on gb news. plenty more to oh, here we to come, including. oh, here we go. a labour lib dem coalition now being rumbled that now this is being rumbled that it happen at the next it could happen at the next general election. mean general election. would it mean in second referendum? in a second brexit referendum? i'll discussing that in just i'll be discussing that in just a moment. but right now headunes a moment. but right now headlines with polly . patrick. headlines with polly. patrick. thank you. the top stories thank you. the topystories this thank you. the top stories this row,— thank you. the top stories this how, we— thank you. the top stories this hour, the prince— thank you. the top stories this hour, the prince and princess of wares— hour, the prince and princess of waree arra— hour, the prince and princess of wales and their— hour, the prince and princess of wales and their three children have— wales and their three children have peera— wales and their three children have been joining millions of worwrreere— have been joining millions of volunteers for— have been joining millions of volunteers for the final day of coronarrorr— volunteers for the final day of coronation celebrations . the coronation celebrations. the wee-e— coronation celebrations. the king's grandchildren have been rerowarrrre— king's grandchildren have been rerowarrrrp a— king's grandchildren have been renovating a scout hut in berkshire— renovating a scout hut in berkshire for— renovating a scout hut in berkshire for the big help out. arra— berkshire for the big help out. one are— berkshire for the big help out. one are a— berkshire for the big help out. and after a day— berkshire for the big help out. and after a day of painting and digging— and after a day of painting and diggingr they— and after a day of painting and digging, they then toasted marshmallows and tried their paras— marshmallows and tried their paras ar— marshmallows and tried their paras ar a— marshmallows and tried their hands at a bit— marshmallows and tried their hands at a bit of— marshmallows and tried their hands at a bit of archery. the prime— hands at a bit of archery. the prime minister,— hands at a bit of archery. the prime minister, who's been prepared— prime minister, who's been preparrpp rooa— prime minister, who's been preparing food at a village hall in hertfordshire,— preparing food at a village hall in hertfordshire, praised the weekend-e— in hertfordshire, praised the weekend's efforts and its eommwww— weekend's efforts and its community spirit like this that oreee— community spirit like this that were our— community spirit like this that binds our country— community spirit like this that binds our country together. wo— binds our country together. res-ro—

binds our country together. rr-o-ro pe- binds our country together. rr-o-ro be a- binds our country together. it's-to be a part. binds our country together. it's-to be a part ofi it's fantastic to be a part of it here today and help out myself. on the weekend, myself. now, on the weekend, i think no other country in the world put on world could put on such a dazzling spectacle . and it was dazzling spectacle. and it was a proud expression of our history, our culture , our traditions, but our culture, our traditions, but also a reflection of the modern character of our country. it was deeply moving to be in the coronation service and incredibly uplifting. and it's an experience i think, that nobody will forget for the rest of their lives . rishi nobody will forget for the rest of their lives. rishi sunak weu,— of their lives. rishi sunak weu, wre— ” l rishi sunak well, the government plans to ewe— well, the government plans to give aero— well, the government plans to give £240 million to gp praerreee— give £240 million to gp practises this- give £240 million to gp practises this year to improve paere— practises this year to improve basic services — practises this year to improve basic services. the money will be basic services. the money will pe ueee— basic services. the money will be weea ro— basic services. the money will be used to end— basic services. the money will be used to end the so—called 8 eerampre— be used to end the so—called 8 am. scramble to— be used to end the so—called 8 am. scramble to get an a.m. scramble to get an apporprrrerrr— a.m. scramble to get an appointment and introduce an oppre— appointment and introduce an online booking— appointment and introduce an online booking system instead. reeeeprrorrrere— online booking system instead. receptionists will— online booking system instead. receptionists will also have aaarrrorar— receptionists will also have additional roles— receptionists will also have additional roles to speed up the booking— additional roles to speed up the booking process— additional roles to speed up the booking process .— additional roles to speed up the booking process . ukraine has booking process. ukraine has accused— booking process. ukraine has accused russia— booking process. ukraine has accused russia of firing iranian made— accused russia of firing iranian maae arorree— accused russia of firing iranian maae arorree ar— accused russia of firing iranian made drones at multiple cities, including— made drones at multiple cities, including over— made drones at multiple cities, including over 30— made drones at multiple cities, including over 30 at the capital kyiv— including over 30 at the capital wa .— including over 30 at the capital kyiv . officials— including over 30 at the capital kyiv . officials also claim that kyiv. officials also claim that russia— kyiv. officials also claim that russia prare— kyiv. officials also claim that russia plans to _ kyiv. officials also claim that russia plans to take control of the russia plans to take control of are key— russia plans to take control of are key arrw— russia plans to take control of are key cry or— russia plans to take control of the key city of bakhmut by

tomorrow, which is their victory day— tomorrow, which is their victory dav porraaw— tomorrow, which is their victory dav porraaw .— tomorrow, which is their victory day holiday . meanwhile, day holiday. meanwhile, president— day holiday. meanwhile, president zelenskyy will meet wrrrr — president zelenskyy will meet were we — president zelenskyy will meet with the president of the european— with the president of the european commission , ursula von european commission, ursula von der european commission, ursula von oer .ey..,_ european commission, ursula von der leyen, tomorrow— european commission, ursula von der leyen, tomorrow to discuss a ewpporr— der leyen, tomorrow to discuss a new support package on tv online papa — new support package on tv online papa raaro— new support package on tv online papa ratio are— new support package on tv online dab+ radio and on— new support package on tv online dab+ radio and on the tune in app-— dab+ radio and on the tune in app. wre— dab+ radio and on the tune in app. were re— dab+ radio and on the tune in app. were re ee— dab+ radio and on the tune in app. this is gb news. britain's news. channel i wow.- news. channel now, obviously the results of a local election don't necessarily dictate election dictate how a general election goes , but it can be quite goes, but it can be quite a useful indicator as to where the country is. and i think we can all see, can't we, that it's reasonable expect to reasonable to expect labour to do better than do certainly much better than they did last time around in the next general election. but if it is a hung is going to be a hung parliament, people parliament, some people are predicting is predicting that it is if it is going to hung parliament, going to be a hung parliament, could mean labour could that mean that labour get into with lib into bed with the lib dems? and would that mean? so could what would that mean? so could brexit depending brexit be on the line? depending on of this election? on the result of this election? so following those local election which saw

election results which saw parties the parties snatch seats from the tories, democrats tories, the liberal democrats have that they would be have hinted that they would be willing to enter into a coalition with and i coalition with labour, and i actually cable on on actually had vince cable on on friday former leader of the friday and former leader of the liberal democrats and he hinted at exactly he said that at exactly this. he said that they willing a they were willing to go into a coalition with somebody . well, coalition with somebody. well, let's honest, it's not going coalition with somebody. well, letbe honest, it's not going coalition with somebody. well, letbe htories it's not going coalition with somebody. well, letbe htories it's nois|oing coalition with somebody. well, letbe htories it's nois it?g to be the tories again, is it? but dems could use but the lib dems could use a second brexit referendum as their chip with sir their bargaining chip with sir keir starmer's party joining me now to give his thoughts is the former spokesman to the chair of the labour is james the labour party is james mathewson. james, thank you mathewson. look james, thank you very, much. is this the very, very much. is this the kind that labour will be kind of news that labour will be hoping there? hoping doesn't get out there? because help wonder because i can't help but wonder whether working whether or not those working class in the red wall class voters in the red wall seats just seats who have supposedly just gone party gone back to the labour party would the tories would go back to the tories again they thought if they again if they thought if they vote labour, we're going to have brexit to mark go. yeah absolutely. patrick and thanks for having — absolutely. patrick and thanks for having we— absolutely. patrick and thanks for having us on.— absolutely. patrick and thanks for having us on. it's- er2;l«r patrick and thanks for having us on. it's one of rrreee— for having us on. it's one of tree wraps— for having us on. it's one of these things, think you're these things, i think you're apeorwrew— these things, i think you're absolutely right. the labour party— absolutely right. the labour parry-warr- absolutely right. the labour parry-war ro- absolutely right. the labour party-want to be. party does not want to be rarwre— party does not want to be talking about— party does not want to be talking about this at the mower. — talking about this at the moment. absolutely moment. it's an absolutely ropoaw-e— moment. it's an absolutely nobody-wre— moment. it's an absolutely nobody' this discussion at this to have this discussion at this erape— to have this discussion at this eraee .— to have this discussion at this eraee .-rrrrrw— to have this discussion at this stage .-think we- to have this discussion at this stage . think we saw wes stage. erg i think we saw wes srreerrrrp— stage. erg i think we saw wes

streeting previously on broadcast. _ streeting previously on broadcast. -,| streeting previously on . broadcast. -, just streeting previously on- broadcast.-, just after broadcast. you know, just after the broadcast. you know, just after we roear— broadcast. you know, just after the local elections. they're rwrre— the local elections. they're rwrpp-awaw- the local elections. they're- trying - away .these trying to veer away from these weapons— trying to veer away from these oweerrore arra— trying to veer away from these questions and keir starmer remeer— questions and keir starmer himself obviously going to himself obviously isn't going to woo— himself obviously isn't going to wee-arrw— himself obviously isn't going to kind any comment to the kind of bring any comment to the rape— kind of bring any comment to the rape ar— kind of bring any comment to the rape ar wre— kind of bring any comment to the table at this stage— kind of bring any comment to the table at this stage .— kind of bring any comment to the table at this stage . but the lib table at this stage. but the lib derre— table at this stage. but the lib dems ,— table at this stage. but the lib dems , rr-e— table at this stage. but the lib dems , we re— table at this stage. but the lib dems , it's in their interest to dems, it's in their interest to ear— dems, it's in their interest to ear rarwre— dems, it's in their interest to start talking about this and to erpwrw— start talking about this and to erpprrw eaaerw— start talking about this and to signify exactly what they're wrurre — signify exactly what they're wrurre ro — signify exactly what they're wrurpp o oo— signify exactly what they're willing to go to, to do and to go rero. — willing to go to, to do and to go no. arra— willing to go to, to do and to go into. and obviously, erwerarw— go into. and obviously, crucially previously , the lib crucially previously, the lib eeme— crucially previously, the lib dems pae— crucially previously, the lib dems had said— crucially previously, the lib dems had said that under jeremy corpora-e— dems had said that under jeremy corbyn's leadership, they wowrar-r— corbyn's leadership, they wouldn't be— corbyn's leadership, they wouldn't be willing to go into a warrior.— wouldn't be willing to go into a coawrror. so— wouldn't be willing to go into a coalition. so it— wouldn't be willing to go into a coalition. so it is— wouldn't be willing to go into a coalition. so it is it— wouldn't be willing to go into a coalition. so it is it is a arrange.— coalition. so it is it is a charge we— coalition. so it is it is a change. the lib dems front. but wow-re— change. the lib dems front. but you're absolutely— change. the lib dems front. but you're absolutely right when it ro— you're absolutely right when it ro wre— you're absolutely right when it comes to the second referendum eorwerearorrr— comes to the second referendum conversation especially those comes to the second referendum co usrrsation especially those comes to the second referendum co us inition especially those comes to the second referendum co us in the| especially those comes to the second referendum co us in the labour:ially those comes to the second referendum co us in the labour partythose comes to the second referendum co us in the labour party and; of us in the labour party and rrgrrrw— of us in the labour party and are rightly concerned, but would rapowr— are rightly concerned, but would rapowr wowe— are rightly concerned, but would labour would but— are rightly concerned, but would labour would but but what would rapowr— labour would but but what would rapowr ao— labour would but but what would rapowr ao ro— labour would but but what would labour do to get— labour would but but what would labour do to get to— labour would but but what would labour do to get to get the keys to labour do to get to get the keys ro oowrrrg — labour do to get to get the keys to downing street? t �*" to downing street? because if they— to downing street? because if they ao— to downing street? because if they do need the lib dems to get them over the line, which they may well end up doing because they sizeable majority they do have a sizeable majority to overturn, if they do, and the lib dems red line second lib dems say red line second referendum just keir starmer do it in my mind that would be the

lib dems starting point and i think it would be madness of any labour leader, anybody in labour party leadership to suggest that that would be something they would move on. i don't think it wowe— would move on. i don't think it would be. — would move on. i don't think it would be. r— would move on. i don't think it would be. i think— would move on. i don't think it would be. i think it- would move on. i don't think it would be. i think it would be something that would come back to haunt the for party decades and decades. and and decades and decades. and everyone very, very , very everyone is very, very, very careful about coalition conversation, especially the lib dems, because of what happened with with their previous coalition. mean , here holly coalition. i mean, here holly mckenzie, who was the former chief staff talking to for chief of staff talking to for nick clegg, talking about that pehod nick clegg, talking about that period of time. and it was a very, difficult period for very, very difficult period for the they haven't the party and they haven't forgotten they forgotten it. so i think they would they could start would be very they could start with a position like that. you know, red line. the know, this is our red line. the labor wouldn't tolerate know, this is our red line. the laiand wouldn't tolerate know, this is our red line. the laiand in wouldn't tolerate know, this is our red line. the laiand in myouldn't tolerate know, this is our red line. the laiand in my imaginationate it. and in my imagination i couldn't imagine any labour leader tolerating that . no, i leader tolerating that. no, i just don't think the- : “q no, i just don't think the public wowe— just don't think the public would ae— just don't think the public would as well,— just don't think the public would as well, to be fair. i mean, even those people who worea— mean, even those people who worea for— mean, even those people who voted for brexit— mean, even those people who voted for brexit and aren't happy— voted for brexit and aren't happy wrap— voted for brexit and aren't happy with the_ voted for brexit and aren't happy with the result of it, i eon-r— happy with the result of it, i eon-r arrw— happy with the result of it, i don't think want— happy with the result of it, i don't think want to revisit the weapon—

don't think want to revisit the situation _and- don't think want to revisit the situation—and i'mj situation necessarily. and i'm nor— situation necessarily. and i'm por epeawpg— situation necessarily. and i'm not speaking everyone here, not speaking for everyone here, of not speaking for everyone here, or—wowa— not speaking for everyone here, of_would revisit- not speaking for everyone here, of would revisit the of course, but would revisit the weapon— of course, but would revisit the errwarror—rri situation and then go back in. are— situation and then go back in. ara-seeme— situation and then go back in. and-seems like- situation and then go back in. and-seems like a- situation and then go back in. and seems like a massive and it just seems like a massive ha. and it just seems like a massive tea-nor— and it just seems like a massive ha.-not convinced- and it just seems like a massive ha. not convinced that the ha. i'm not convinced that the narrorr— ha. i'm not convinced that the nation needs.— ha. i'm not convinced that the nation needs. but— ha. i'm not convinced that the nation needs. but other big nation needs. but the other big rapowr— nation needs. but the other big labour-orow— nation needs. but the other big labour story around me labour party story around for me roaaw— labour party story around for me roaawlrhew— labour party story around for me todaylthev appear— labour party story around for me today they appear to have at today is they appear to have at the today is they appear to have at we roear— today is they appear to have at the local level— today is they appear to have at the local level won back some of rose— the local level won back some of rose working— the local level won back some of those working-red- the local level won back some of those working red wall those working class red wall peopre— those working class red wall peopre-rrerr- those working class red wall people-trent is- those working class red wall people trent is the people stoke on trent is the obvious— people stoke on trent is the obvious-springs. obvious area that springs to rerea— obvious area that springs to mire-oorro- obvious area that springs to- mind-could-others . mind here. i could name others. why— mind here. i could name others. wrwlrrrar— mind here. i could name others. wrwlrrrar .— mind here. i could name others. wrwlrrrar . — mind here. i could name others. why .that . well,— mind here. i could name others. why .that . well, it's- mind here. i could name others. why that . �*vw�*r2ll e r: why is that. well, it's quite simple. there's been a clear change and shift in the leadership and in the responsibilities of the labour party . there were those of us party. there were those of us who and you know, i count myself amongst these, you know, i work for the party under jeremy and for the party underjeremy and i think jeremy corbyn's a wonderful guy. and but during that period of leadership, there's many of us who've spoken out since and that the mistakes that were made were many and were catastrophic and resulted in 2017, you know, which was a loss. we talk about it as if it was some kind of victory. still, 2017 was a loss and 2019 was even worse loss. so you know, we need to remember that there

needed this change. there needed to be this change. there needed to be this change. there needed to be a separation, and we to tell those we needed to tell those communities we took them communities that we took them seriously . then seriously. and then the combination that vote and the combination of that vote and the brexit conversation finally being tied up and put to bed , i being tied up and put to bed, i think has resulted in people saying, okay, yeah, i'm coming back natural home, which back to my natural home, which is the labour party. and it was a significant factors. a few significant factors. jeremy corbyn's leadership and brexit, that meant that i landed my vote to the tories . all my vote to the tories. all right, james, thank- all right, james, thank you very mwerr. — right, james, thank you very mwerr. ramee— right, james, thank you very much. james mathewson there, who is we— much. james mathewson there, who is are former— much. james mathewson there, who is the former spokesman to the char— is the former spokesman to the errarrlrrre— is the former spokesman to the chair-the labour— is the former spokesman to the chair the labour party to chair of the labour party to rapowr— chair of the labour party to labour-stories- chair of the labour party to labour- stories in- chair of the labour party to labour stories in town labour party stories in town were.— labour party stories in town were. okay.— labour party stories in town there. okay. have the working there. okay. so have the working erase—ro— there. okay. so have the working class—to them?- there. okay. so have the working class _to them? and . class gone back to them? and arso— class gone back to them? and also ae— class gone back to them? and also as weu,— class gone back to them? and also as well, will— class gone back to them? and also as well, will all labour, also as well, will all a labour, lib also as well, will all a labour, up oem— also as well, will all a labour, lib dem coalition— also as well, will all a labour, lib dem coalition be on the career— lib dem coalition be on the earaee arra— lib dem coalition be on the cards? and if— lib dem coalition be on the cards? and if it— lib dem coalition be on the cards? and if it is the rumours rear— cards? and if it is the rumours rrrar mrgrr— cards? and if it is the rumours are that might mean a second prearr— are that might mean a second brexit referendum. how would you feel brexit referendum. how would you reer aboar— brexit referendum. how would you feel about that?— brexit referendum. how would you feel about that? but earlier on i feel about that? but earlier on r ae— feel about that? but earlier on r grwrrg— feel about that? but earlier on i was giving shout out to if i was giving a shout out to if you— i was giving a shout out to if wow-wowreew— i was giving a shout out to if you yourself working you class yourself as working eraee—r-ww-e- you class yourself as working class,_jury's out. you class yourself as workingi class,_jury's out on class, i know the jury's out on war— class, i know the jury's out on wear-rearw— class, i know the jury's out on what-really means- what that really means these aawe— what that really means thesei aawe —peopre what that really means these dayemailing people what that really means these dayemailing and people what that really means these dayemailing and say people what that really means these dayemailing and say that's)le are emailing and say that's anyone— are emailing and say that's anyone-top.- are emailing and say that's anyone-job. and- are emailing and say that's anyone job. and i do anyone with a job. and i do understand— anyone with a job. and i do understand that— anyone with a job. and i do understand that if you are working— understand that if you are working-wow- understand that if you are. working-you voted

working class and you voted tory at working class and you voted tory ar wre— working class and you voted tory ar rrre raer— working class and you voted tory at the last election,— working class and you voted tory at the last election, where are you— at the last election, where are wow-rere— at the last election, where are wow-ware re— at the last election, where are wow-ware re ro- at the last election, where are you this is no name on this you now? this is no name on this . 0h,— you now? this is no name on this . ore-re. — you now? this is no name on this .ore-relrrom- you now? this is no name on this . oh,-is.-from steve- . oh, no, it is. it's from steve arra— . oh, no, it is. it's from steve are we— . oh, no, it is. it's from steve are we a— . oh, no, it is. it's from steve and it's a good— . oh, no, it is. it's from steve and it's a good-he- . oh, no, it is. it's from steve and it's a good he says, and it's a good one. he says, rm— and it's a good one. he says, rer—arra- and it's a good one. he says, rer—area r- and it's a good one. he says,- r-m—ara r ewppoee and it's a good one. he says,- i'should-and i suppose and it's a good one. he says, i'should be and i suppose and it's a good one. he says, i'should be a and i suppose and it's a good one. he says, i'should be a labourj i suppose and it's a good one. he says, i'should be a labour voter.»pose i should be a labour voter. i have— i should be a labour voter. i have gone— i should be a labour voter. i have done it— i should be a labour voter. i have done it in— i should be a labour voter. i have done it in the past, but we— have done it in the past, but we raer— have done it in the past, but we raer rwo— have done it in the past, but the last two leaders of the party— the last two leaders of the party-electable. - the last two leaders of the - party-electable. .says the last two leaders of the party to electable. says the last two leaders of the party to rant:table. says the last two leaders of the party to rant about says the last two leaders of the party to rant about corbyn.; no need to rant about corbyn. rear-e— no need to rant about corbyn. rear-e peer— no need to rant about corbyn. that's been done.— no need to rant about corbyn. that's been done. he says he ear-r— that's been done. he says he ear-r wore— that's been done. he says he can't vote for— that's been done. he says he can't vote for a— that's been done. he says he can't vote for a man that can't rook—ewe- can't vote for a man that can't rook—ewe arrai look a woman in the eye and answer-question. look a woman in the eye and answer question and answer a simple question and rear—weare- answer a simple question and. that—that's coming that is something that's coming up that is something that's coming wplror— that is something that's coming wplror-rrpox— that is something that's coming upllot-inbox now,- that is something that's coming up lot inbox now, which up a lot in my inbox now, which is up a lot in my inbox now, which re-peopre— up a lot in my inbox now, which is-people might— up a lot in my inbox now, which is people might not is that people might not necessarily— is that people might not necessarily rishi sunak. is that people might not necesfeely rishi sunak. is that people might not necesfeel exam rishi sunak. is that people might not necesfeel exam operatediak.the they feel exam operated by the correewarwe— they feel exam operated by the conservative _for- they feel exam operated by the conservative for not maybe conservative party for not maybe wrang— conservative party for not maybe rrrrrrrrglror— conservative party for not maybe hitting llot.their_ conservative party for not maybe hitting lot their top hitting a lot of their top prrorrrree— hitting a lot of their top priorities promises, priorities and promises, but they— priorities and promises, but rpew twea— priorities and promises, but rpew just ear-r— priorities and promises, but they just can't bring themselves to they just can't bring themselves ro wore— they just can't bring themselves ro wore for— they just can't bring themselves to vote for-starmer- they just can't bring themselves to vote for starmer on this to vote for keir starmer on this reewe— to vote for keir starmer on this reewe-rre— to vote for keir starmer on this issue-he appears- to vote for keir starmer on this issue he appears to be issue that he appears to be wrapre— issue that he appears to be wrapre ro— issue that he appears to be unable to say— issue that he appears to be unable to say what a woman is. all unable to say what a woman is. on rear— unable to say what a woman is. on rear ree— unable to say what a woman is. all that he can— unable to say what a woman is. all that he can-is- unable to say what a woman is. all that he can is highlight all that he can do is highlight the all that he can do is highlight wee-rp— all that he can do is highlight wee-re wre- all that he can do is highlight the-in the tory- all that he can do is highlight the in the tory party the problems in the tory party in the problems in the tory party ire—eoee— the problems in the tory party rr—aoee rear- the problems in the tory party in_does that for- the problems in the tory party in does that for him. in the media does that for him. rear-e— in the media does that for him. rear-e nor— in the media does that for him. that's not leadership. so reee— that's not leadership. so where's policy? also where's the policy? he also ageee— where's the policy? he also agrees-windfall. where's the policy? he also agrees windfall tax where's the policy? he also- agrees-windfall tax and agrees that the windfall tax and abortion— agrees that the windfall tax and apowrror or— agrees that the windfall tax and abolition of non—dom status is going— abolition of non—dom status is doing a— abolition of non—dom status is doing a or— abolition of non—dom status is doing a lot-heavy- abolition of non—dom status is doing a lot heavy lifting doing a lot of heavy lifting wher— doing a lot of heavy lifting where-ro— doing a lot of heavy lifting when-to labour. doing a lot of heavy lifting. when-to labour party when it comes to labour party rrrrarreee — when it comes to labour party rrrrarreee so— when it comes to labour party finances. so that's— when it comes to labour party finances. so that's his view on rear.— finances. so that's his view on rear-ao— finances. so that's his view on rear-_ao wow— finances. so that's his view on that.-do you stand- finances. so that's his view on that. do you stand it? that. where do you stand on it? rear-e— that. where do you stand on it? rear-e whar— that. where do you stand on it? rear-e wrrar r— that. where do you stand on it? that's what i want— that. where do you stand on it? that's what i want to know. also a road— that's what i want to know. also a roaalpeopre— that's what i want to know. also a load people getting in a load of people getting in rower— a load of people getting in touch about—

a load of people getting in touch about a— a load of people getting in touch about a load of things aboar— touch about a load of things about saturday's as about saturday's arrests as weu,— about saturday's arrests as wear—roprel about saturday's arrests as. well,_topic for well, which is a big topic for e|wae— well, which is a big topic for us.iwas talking— well, which is a big topic for us. was talking about earlier us. i was talking about earlier on us. i was talking about earlier or-wrrerrrer— us. i was talking about earlier on _whether-thel on about whether or not the pouee— on about whether or not the pouee-reaw- on about whether or not the police heavy handed on about whether or not the - police-heavy handed to police were too heavy handed to go-pre—errprwew- police were too heavy handed to go pre—emptively swoop go in and pre—emptively swoop in. go in and pre—emptively swoop rrr. they— go in and pre—emptively swoop rp. they eaw— go in and pre—emptively swoop in. they say intelligence in. they say it's intelligence rea— in. they say it's intelligence led—they- in. they say it's intelligence tea—rrew eaw- in. they say it's intelligence led—they say we| in. they say it's intelligence- led_they say we had led the police. they say we had good— led the police. they say we had gooe—wear- led the police. they say we had good _thatlorderl led the police. they say we had go stop-thatlorderl led the police. they say we had go stop a that order led the police. they say we had go stop a massive that order led the police. they say we had go stop a massive public order to stop a massive public disturbance,— to stop a massive public disturbance, odd disturbance, we lifted 60 odd peopre— disturbance, we lifted 60 odd people republicans or people who were republicans or per— people who were republicans or peer-ow— people who were republicans or peer-ow arra— people who were republicans or just oil and extinction just stop oil and extinction repertor— just stop oil and extinction rebellion—thel rebellion or whatever. the owner— rebellion or whatever. the eownrer-ro- rebellion or whatever. the counter-to that. rebellion or whatever. thei counter-to that is rebellion or whatever. the - counter-to that is were counter argument to that is were new— counter argument to that is were new roo— counter argument to that is were new roo neaw— counter argument to that is were they too heavy handed too and arrow— they too heavy handed too and gwreke-eawe— they too heavy handed too and gwreke-eawe r— they too heavy handed too and quick?-says, i am- they too heavy handed too and quick? says, i am pleased quick? mike says, i am pleased rnar— quick? mike says, i am pleased rnar-pouee— quick? mike says, i am pleased that-police took— quick? mike says, i am pleased that-police took a- quick? mike says, i am pleased that police took a no that the police took a no roreranee— that the police took a no tolerance attitude to protesters on—wreni on coronation day. i just wish rnar— on coronation day. i just wish war-wowe— on coronation day. i just wish that-would take- on coronation day. i just wish that would take the same that they would take the same aeron— that they would take the same action—break. that they would take the samei action—break the action to people who break the raw—even- action to people who break the. raw—every erngre law when protesting every single day law when protesting every single aaw—rne— law when protesting every single day—the protesters. day of the week. the protesters nave — day of the week. the protesters nave eer— day of the week. the protesters nave eer rne — day of the week. the protesters have set the tone— day of the week. the protesters have set the tone by their prewowe— have set the tone by their previous actions fine. previous actions, yet fine. a few— previous actions, yet fine. a few orner— previous actions, yet fine. a few other coming in, few other emails coming in, rnowgn— few other emails coming in, though, wondering why the though, just wondering why the police— though, just wondering why the police-awe— though, just wondering why the porree-apre ro— though, just wondering why the police able to swoop in police were able to swoop in penny.— police were able to swoop in gwrenw. rnere— police were able to swoop in quickly. there not quickly. there and not as gwrekw— quickly. there and not as quickly previous just stop quickly at previous just stop oil quickly at previous just stop opp—0.- quickly at previous just stop. oil—or extinction oil demonstrations or extinction nepeuron— oil demonstrations or extinction rebellion _andl rebellion demonstrations. and the rebellion demonstrations. and rne-rnar— rebellion demonstrations. and the-that really- rebellion demonstrations. and the _that really is. the answer to that really is anar— the answer to that really is that-public— the answer to that really is that public order act has that the public order act has been— that the public order act has been-,— that the public order act has be..-, wnren- that the public order act has been , which gives that the public order act has- been -, which gives police been updated, which gives police more powers comes to more powers when it comes to peopre— more powers when it comes to peopre-ewepeer- more powers when it comes to people suspect are people who they suspect are in poeeeeeron— people who they suspect are in possession-things- people who they suspect are in possession things bike possession of things like bike rocke— possession of things like bike locks-superglue,- locks, chains, superglue, ereerera— locks, chains, superglue, ereerera .— locks, chains, superglue, etcetera . and- locks, chains, superglue, etcetera . and also as well, the etcetera. and also as well, the or— etcetera. and also as well, the of radar— etcetera. and also as well, the use of facial recognition reennorogw— use of facial recognition technology was absolutely rife

at technology was absolutely rife ar rne— technology was absolutely rife at the coronation— technology was absolutely rife at the coronation and in the arow-a— at the coronation and in the arow-a so— at the coronation and in the crowd. so it's— at the coronation and in the crowd. so it's important to say rnoee— crowd. so it's important to say rnoee are— crowd. so it's important to say rnoee a— crowd. so it's important to say those are a couple— crowd. so it's important to say those are a couple of reasons why— those are a couple of reasons wnw rne— those are a couple of reasons why rne porree— those are a couple of reasons why the police were able to act more-. you are with- why the police were able to act more . you are with me, more quickly. you are with me, rarnek— more quickly. you are with me, patrick christys, _ more quickly. you are with me, patrick christys, right here on gb patrick christys, right here on. on _swnak gb news now have rishi sunak conservatives— gb news now have rishi sunak conservatives-red- gb news now have rishi sunak conservatives red wall conservatives lost that red wall working—gooe- conservatives lost that red walli working—good and working class vote for good and weu— working class vote for good and we-u pe— working class vote for good and we'll be discussing that next. ten —on- we'll be discussing that next.- r-rn —oanewe i'm patrick christys on gb news ana— i'm patrick christys on gb news and—newe- i'm patrick christys on gb news annee—we .-

hollowed out. can we trust our porrrrerane— hollowed out. can we trust our porrrrerane ro— hollowed out. can we trust our politicians to protect the armed roee— politicians to protect the armed roee e— politicians to protect the armed roee erorn— politicians to protect the armed forces ? join me— politicians to protect the armed forces ? join me mark white on gb forces? join me mark white on gb wewe— forces? join me mark white on gb wewe urrz— forces? join me mark white on gb wewe urrz .— forces? join me mark white on gb news ulez . yes.— forces? join me mark white on gb news ulez . yes. okay news ulez. yes. okay so pnagerron— news ulez. yes. okay so bridgerton star- news ulez. yes. okay so bridgerton star adjoa andoh called the famous buckingham palace balcony quotes terribly white during king charles's coronation. this was during itv's coverage. great email here from andrea says, asking if the british royal family is too white is as daft as asking if the italian mafia is too italian. but there we go. let's have listen to what this have a listen to what this actress said. it was there is a bit of me that we've gone from

the rich diversity of the abbey to a terribly white balcony. i'm very struck by that. i'm areo— i'm very struck by that. i'm also looking— i'm very struck by that. i'm also looking at— i'm very struck by that. i'm also looking at those younger generarrone— also looking at those younger generations and— also looking at those younger generations and thinking , what generations and thinking, what are generations and thinking, what ane— generations and thinking, what are the nuances— generations and thinking, what are the nuances that they will rnnaprr— are the nuances that they will rnnaprr ae— are the nuances that they will inhabit as they— are the nuances that they will inhabit as they grow, nuances rnar— inhabit as they grow, nuances ma ma— inhabit as they grow, nuances that that charles— inhabit as they grow, nuances that that charles exhibited from a, that that charles exhibited from a wow— that that charles exhibited from a, you know— that that charles exhibited from a, you know ,— that that charles exhibited from a, you know , a— that that charles exhibited from a, you know , a teenage into a, you know, a teenage into earw— a, you know, a teenage into earw eee— a, you know, a teenage into earw zoe young— a, you know, a teenage into early 20s young man yeah, i wanrea— early 20s young man yeah, i wanrea ro— early 20s young man yeah, i wanrea ro play— early 20s young man yeah, i wanted to play that for you in case you've not— wanted to play that for you in case you've not seen it yet, peeawee— case you've not seen it yet, peeawee r-we— case you've not seen it yet, because i've got— case you've not seen it yet, because i've got a big debate on war— because i've got a big debate on ma wen— because i've got a big debate on rnarwewropre. — because i've got a big debate on that very topic. is— because i've got a big debate on that very topic. 1 that very topic. is the royal family too white? okay. which again is something i never thought have say. but thought i would have to say. but there been led that there we go. we've been led that way. get views coming in way. so get your views coming in on i'll read them out and on that. i'll read them out and we'll have debate it in the we'll have a debate on it in the next hour. but after the weekend's coronation celebrations, ministers are finally with finally coming to terms with the conservative party's brutal pummelling in the local elections on thursday. so the tories lost more than a thousand council seats and pollsters now suggest that hung parliament suggest that a hung parliament could the cards at the could be on the cards at the next general election. but but. but. but. have labour snatched back the working class vote from

conservatives a little bit earlier on i spoke to conservative deputy chairman lee anderson, who says that the local elections don't pose a wholly negative picture of his party in relation to the working class play the clip. you know, it's not class play the clip. you know, we nor rnre— class play the clip. you know, it's not this this— class play the clip. you know, it's not this this picture- you know, it's not this this picture that eeerng— it's not this this picture that eeerng .— it's not this this picture that we're seeing . yes, it's an awful we're seeing. yes, it's an awful ergnr— we're seeing. yes, it's an awful ergnr on— we're seeing. yes, it's an awful ergnr on on— we're seeing. yes, it's an awful ergnr on on on— we're seeing. yes, it's an awful sight on on on friday seeing over a thousand— sight on on on friday seeing over a thousand councillors koerng— over a thousand councillors koerng rnerr— over a thousand councillors losing their jobs obviously. but in or— losing their jobs obviously. but in some of the— losing their jobs obviously. but in some of the red wall areas krke— in some of the red wall areas krke nine— in some of the red wall areas like mine, we've— in some of the red wall areas like mine, we've actually made rnaae— like mine, we've actually made rnaae garne— like mine, we've actually made rnaae garne eo— like mine, we've actually made made gains so that encourages ana— made gains so that encourages ana r-we— made gains so that encourages me. and i've always said , me. and i've always said, rarrkk— me. and i've always said, narrow-or- me. and i've always said, patrick, _of thei me. and i've always said,- patrick,-of the red patrick, that a lot of the red wak— patrick, that a lot of the red wan-are— patrick, that a lot of the red wall - are working - patrick, that a lot of the red wall are working class wall voters are working class woerer— wall voters are working class worere n— wall voters are working class woerer it won— wall voters are working class voters, if you like— wall voters are working class voters, if you like , voted voters, if you like, voted conservative _ voters, if you like, voted conservative for the first time in zero. — conservative for the first time in 2019. three— conservative for the first time in 2019. three reasons really. none— in 2019. three reasons really. none prearr— in 2019. three reasons really. boris brexit and— in 2019. three reasons really. boris brexit and jeremy corbyn. rnew-re— boris brexit and jeremy corbyn. rnew-re kookrng— boris brexit and jeremy corbyn. they're looking for an excuse to wore — they're looking for an excuse to wore for— they're looking for an excuse to wore for we— they're looking for an excuse to vote for us again.— they're looking for an excuse to vote for us again. and if we get rnrnge— vote for us again. and if we get rnrnge ngnr— vote for us again. and if we get things right over— vote for us again. and if we get things right over the next year or rnen— things right over the next year or so, then they— things right over the next year or so, then they will vote for us or so, then they will vote for we again.— or so, then they will vote for we again so— or so, then they will vote for us again. so i'm— or so, then they will vote for us again. so i'm quite quietly eonrraenr— us again. so i'm quite quietly confident that— us again. so i'm quite quietly confident that in— us again. so i'm quite quietly confident that in areas like rnne— confident that in areas like nine—weee- confident that in areas like. mine _these seats, i mine will retain these seats, i think—fed- mine will retain these seats, i think—fed up- mine will retain these seats, i. think—fed up-just think people are fed up not just with— think people are fed up not just with-political- think people are fed up not just with political parties. with the main political parties. t hey— with the main political parties. t hey-un— with the main political parties. they-up. |— with the main political parties. they-up- n men- with the main political parties. they up. i mean, look at the they fed up. i mean, look at the turnout— they fed up. i mean, look at the turnout en— they fed up. i mean, look at the turnout at the— they fed up. i mean, look at the turnout at the local— they fed up. i mean, look at the turnout at the local elections men— turnout at the local elections men-m— turnout at the local elections last-in some- turnout at the local elections last in some parts of last week in some parts of nennem— last week in some parts ofi ashfield,_you

last week in some parts of- ashfield,_you know, ashfield, just 20 odd% you know, i mink— ashfield, just 20 odd% you know, nnnmk yen-e— ashfield, just 20 odd% you know, i think you're lucky— ashfield, just 20 odd% you know, i think you're lucky anywhere in the i think you're lucky anywhere in nne-ne— i think you're lucky anywhere in nne-ne nne— i think you're lucky anywhere in the-to find over- i think you're lucky anywhere in the to find over 30. so the country to find over 30. so 70%_ the country to find over 30. so non en— the country to find over 30. so 70% of-actual_ the country to find over 30. so 70% of actual electorate are 70% of the actual electorate are not 70% of the actual electorate are men going — 70% of the actual electorate are men going em— 70% of the actual electorate are men going on ne— 70% of the actual electorate are not going out to vote. so thev're_ not going out to vote. so thev're e— not going out to vote. so they're a little- not going out to vote. so they're a little bit fed up and eme— they're a little bit fed up and eeme-enem— they're a little bit fed up and quite-about the- they're a little bit fed up and quite about the small quite right about the small neme— quite right about the small been in— quite right about the small boats it seems— quite right about the small boats it seems be taking an boats it seems to be taking an age. — boats it seems to be taking an age. -encouraged- boats it seems to be taking an age. encouraged by rishi age. i am encouraged by rishi neeenee— age. i am encouraged by rishi neeenee fen— age. i am encouraged by rishi because for the— age. i am encouraged by rishi because for the first time since n-ve — because for the first time since n-ve been— because for the first time since n-ve been an— because for the first time since i've been an mp— because for the first time since i've been an mp ,— because for the first time since i've been an mp , rishi and i've been an mp, rishi and seem— i've been an mp, rishi and suella have— i've been an mp, rishi and suella have given us something men— suella have given us something me me— suella have given us something that no previous— suella have given us something that no previous leadership gave us that no previous leadership gave ne ene— that no previous leadership gave me end-nee— that no previous leadership gave me end-nee m— that no previous leadership gave us and-was if you- that no previous leadership gave us and was if you arrive us and that was if you arrive nee— us and that was if you arrive here illegally,— us and that was if you arrive here illegally, you will not be eme— here illegally, you will not be able ne— here illegally, you will not be able to claim— here illegally, you will not be able to claim asylum . okay, able to claim asylum. okay, peter— able to claim asylum. okay, peter ene— able to claim asylum. okay, peter elle edwards joins me now, nne— peter elle edwards joins me now, mm m— peter elle edwards joins me now, mm in ne— peter elle edwards joins me now, who is the former— peter elle edwards joins me now, who is the former editor of the nenenmen— who is the former editor of the labourlist website. /:::. : labourlist website. you heard nnee— labourlist website. you heard what nee— labourlist website. you heard what lee anderson had to say there. i'm going to just there. peter, i'm going to just flip the question head flip the question on its head a little bit and not have the tories the working as tories lost the working class as have the working have labour won the working class back? well, in class back? well, it's a work in progress. — class back? well, it's a work in progress. nne— class back? well, it's a work in progress. the phrase— f f“ well, it's a work in progress. the phrase that keeps coming— progress. the phrase that keeps coming-labour- progress. the phrase that keeps coming labour party. coming out of the labour party. even—men- coming out of the labour party.i over—that they're over the weekend is that they're commem— confident but not complacent enem— about the general election. nu— about the general election. n-u-nny. — about the general election. i'll-why. first- about the general election. i'll-why. first of. about the general election. i i'll-why. first of all, i'll tell you why. first of all, this i'll tell you why. first of all, mm mm— i'll tell you why. first of all, mm e— i'll tell you why. first of all, this was a local— cc first of all, this was a local election. it ween-n— this was a local election. it wasn't across— this was a local election. it wasn't across the whole of the united — wasn't across the whole of the united - n— wasn't across the whole of the united - it was - wasn't across the whole of the united-it was just. united kingdom. it was just in name— united kingdom. it was just in pane—wee- united kingdom. it was just ini pane—wee wew parts and the turnout was very .....d,_ parts and the turnout was very varied,-cases- parts and the turnout was very varied,-cases low- parts and the turnout was very varied, cases low as varied, in some cases low as lee andersen— varied, in some cases low as lee annemen eem.— varied, in some cases low as lee anderson said,-bear- varied, in some cases low as lee anderson said, bear with anderson said, if you bear with me fen— anderson said, if you bear with me for one stop.— anderson said, if you bear with me for one stop. the thing about the

me for one stop. the thing about nne-nenenew— the projected national vote emem— the projected national vote i snare—mm share. so that means had this been— share. so that means had this been a— share. so that means had this been a general— share. so that means had this been a general election, what wowe— been a general election, what would-looked- been a general election, what would looked like? would it have looked like? is onw— would it have looked like? is only a— would it have looked like? is only a 7n— would it have looked like? is only a 7%-f.._ would it have looked like? is only a 7%-for labour?- only a 7% lead for labour? that's enough. that's why that's not enough. that's why the trying up the tories are trying to get up this story another this story about another coalition chaos. labour coalition of chaos. labour has got coalition of chaos. labour has gen-men— coalition of chaos. labour has. got-that immediately. got to quash that immediately. so got to quash that immediately. se-mmw— got to quash that immediately. so-think labour— got to quash that immediately. so-think labour has- got to quash that immediately. so .think labour has to- got to quash that immediately. so you think labour has to come out? and if you are just joining us, ties in what us, actually it ties in what we're on, we're talking about earlier on, which whether are which is whether labour are going to into with the going to get into bed with the lib and put a second brexit lib dems and put a second brexit referendum on the table. labour in needs out in your view, needs to come out right no, not right now and say no, not happening. yeah, absolutely. and i happening. yeah, absolutely. and '_couple- happening. yeah, absolutely. and n—eewme en- i think there's a couple of reasons .that. - i think there's a couple of reasons that. first of all, reasons for that. first of all, we— reasons for that. first of all, we knew— reasons for that. first of all, we know-this- reasons for that. first of all, we know this link in the we know there's this link in the red we know there's this link in the nee—peere- we know there's this link in the red—poorer votersl we know there's this link in the red brexit, poorer voters we know there's this link in the red brexit, and poorer voters we know there's this link in the red brexit, and i poorer voters we know there's this link in the red brexit, and i wasrer voters we know there's this link in the red brexit, and i was justoters and brexit, and i was just looking— and brexit, and i was just looking en— and brexit, and i was just looking at-list,- and brexit, and i was just looking at list, some of the looking at my list, some of the eeeew-e me— looking at my list, some of the areas we did recover, stoke areas that we did recover, stoke weewew— areas that we did recover, stoke medway blackpool. medway in kent and blackpool. nnee-e— medway in kent and blackpool. that's-promising,- medway in kent and blackpool. that's promising, but that's all very promising, but wewee—n- that's all very promising, but we've—of what. we've got a flavour of what the new— we've got a flavour of what the. tory—and tory attack campaign will be and it a tory attack campaign will be and n-e nn— tory attack campaign will be and n-e nn une— tory attack campaign will be and it-a bit like the- tory attack campaign will be and it-a bit like the ed- it will be a bit like the ed winema— it will be a bit like the ed miliband won— it will be a bit like the ed miliband won of 2015. ' miliband won of 2015. another common— miliband won of 2015. another coalition chaos. keir starmer coalition of chaos. keir starmer has already ruled out a coalition the snp. that's coalition with the snp. that's right, because they- coalition with the snp. that's right, because they want- . wit" 53h that's right, because they want to . wzw“ sin that's right, up:ause they want to e “t“ sin that's right, up:aus united want to . wiw“ sin that's right, up:aus united kingdom. you break up the united kingdom. you neme— break up the united kingdom. you neem-ninnne— break up the united kingdom. you heard-hintingla- heard ed davey hinting at a commen— heard ed davey hinting at a coalition already . absolute coalition already. absolute nonsense. encourage nonsense. i would encourage wenew— nonsense. i would encourage wenew m— nonsense. i would encourage wenew m me— nonsense. i would encourage labour in the fullness of time to wu— labour in the fullness of time to mu em— labour in the fullness of time to kill off coalition talks with the to kill off coalition talks with meineme—

to kill off coalition talks with meineme ee— to kill off coalition talks with the dems as well. raina to kill off coalition talks with the dems as well. the lib dems as well. what is the lib dems as well. what is the working class? i the lib dems as well. “g f“ i mean, it's the working class? i mean, it's impossible— the working class? i mean, it's impeeemwe te— the working class? i mean, it's impossible to define- “g f“ i mean, it's impossible to define these days neeewee— impossible to define these days neeewee n— impossible to define these days because it used— impossible to define these days because it used to— impossible to define these days because it used to be the idea mm— because it used to be the idea mm peepwe— because it used to be the idea that people-for- because it used to be the idea that people -for a - because it used to be the idea that people for a living, that people work for a living, bm— that people work for a living, mm m— that people work for a living, mm m mm— that people work for a living, but in fact tens— that people work for a living, but in fact tens millions but in fact tens of millions of eeme.— but in fact tens of millions of neenwe.—eewmwl but in fact tens of millions of. people,_country has people, most of the country has to people, most of the country has w-e— people, most of the country has te-e nwne— people, most of the country has to-a living-it's- to work for a living and it's newer—nonn- i to work for a living and it's. fewer—don't. let to work for a living and it's- fewer_don't. let me fewer than 1% that don't. let me try fewer than 1% that don't. let me my end— fewer than 1% that don't. let me my and define— fewer than 1% that don't. let me try and define it— fewer than 1% that don't. let me try and define it in another way, which is the precariat, insecurity , arnie people that insecurity, arnie people that might know they're one paycheque paycheque away from oblivion or people for whom having people for whom just having a deposit for a mortgage for a house is a pipe dream. there are lots of different indicators, but going back to but it's going to come back to insecurity. and but it's going to come back to insecurity . and realistically, insecurity. and realistically, wnm— insecurity. and realistically, wnm te— insecurity. and realistically, what is labour— f ” .«w and realistically, what is labour offering those peenwe— what is labour offering those people mm— what is labour offering those people that the— what is labour offering those people that the tories aren't? weu.— people that the tories aren't? weu. ee— people that the tories aren't? well, some of— people that the tories aren't? well, some of these things are a demen— well, some of these things are a women une— well, some of these things are a dotted line, so— well, some of these things are a dotted line, so the— well, some of these things are a dotted line, so the cost of mine— dotted line, so the cost of living crisis— dotted line, so the cost of living crisis about pain living crisis is about pain new. — living crisis is about pain new. nut— living crisis is about pain today. but it's- living crisis is about pain today. e living crisis is about pain- today. but it's also about pain tomorrow because it used to be today. but it's also about pain tomwit'sw because it used to be today. but it's also about pain tomwit's an ecause it used to be today. but it's also about pain tomwit's an oldise it used to be today. but it's also about pain tomwit's an old adage, ;ed to be today. but it's also about pain tomwit's an old adage, you:o be today. but it's also about pain tomwit's an old adage, you work and it's an old adage, you work hard, by the rules , you hard, you play by the rules, you put money aside and that allows you inherited wealth to you without inherited wealth to get together deposit for get together a deposit for a property . g get together a deposit for a property. g and get together a deposit for a property . g and that get together a deposit for a property. g and that was according— property. g and that was according to— g and that was according to sociologists , how according to sociologists, how you— according to sociologists, how we went— according to sociologists, how you went mem— according to sociologists, how you went from being a poorer nee— you went from being a poorer neweenle— you went from being a poorer person-a middle- you went from being a poorer person a middle class person. person to a middle class person. nut— person to a middle class person. nm even— person to a middle class person. nm n— person to a middle class person. but even a deposit— person to a middle class person. but even a deposit now- person to a middle class person. but even a deposit now is- person to a middle class person. but even a deposit now is beyond

the either the reach of some people, either because pay. not because very low pay. that's not kept inflation kept rate of inflation or because so indebted because they're so indebted when they university that they come out of university that they come out of university that the 40 grand they needed for a property deposit has already gone fees. do you gone on. tuition fees. do you think gone on. tuition fees. do you mmw peepwe— d cit" e. cit" "wining: do you think people fundamentally d witwt“ e. t“ "wining: do you think people fundamentally care enem— think people fundamentally care more about stopping the boats or newne— more about stopping the boats or newne me— more about stopping the boats or having more money in the pocket 7 having more money in the pocket ewemewww— having more money in the pocket ? actually, when— having more money in the pocket ? actually, when they go to vote , i ? actually, when they go to vote . w minn— ? actually, when they go to vote . w mink-cann— ? actually, when they go to vote , i think-can't put- ? actually, when they go to vote , i think can't put voters , i think you can't put voters me— , i think you can't put voters me me— , i think you can't put voters into one block. _ , i think you can't put voters into one block. i- , i think you can't put voters into one block. i think probably 80 or 90% of society feel poorer than a decade ago. lots of reasons for that. brexit, austerity. and so on and so on. me— austerity. and so on and so on. the labour campaign has to be the ronald reagan one of. are you or worse off than you better off or worse off than you better off or worse off than you were 4 or 5 years ago? but i don't doubt for a moment that the crisis and small the migrant crisis and small boats to part boats are going to be a big part of election campaign. of the tory election campaign. it's not because they're going to they've pledged to solve it all. they've pledged to solve it all. they've pledged to de— to solve it all. they've pledged to we te— to solve it all. they've pledged to we ie nnee— to solve it all. they've pledged to do is passllaw_ to solve it all. they've pledged to do is passllaw in- to do is pass a law in parliament,- to do is pass a law in- parliament,-actually to do is pass a law in- parliait,ent,-actually to do is pass a law in parliait,ent, they actually to do is pass a law in parliait,ent, they perceive! solve it, but they perceive a bit solve it, but they perceive a we nne— solve it, but they perceive a bit like the _ solve it, but they perceive a bit like the rwanda flights, wmen— bit like the rwanda flights, wmen newe— bit like the rwanda flights, which have never, happened which have never, ever happened . _talkinsi— which have never, ever happened . _talking about- which have never, ever happened . _talking about it. . but simply talking about it puts labour onto uncomfortable territory. all puts labour onto uncomfortable territory . all right, look, territory. all right, look, peter.— territory. all right, look, peter, thank— territory. all right, look, peter, thank you - wig all right, look, peter, thank you very, very mwen. — peter, thank you very, very. mwen. _teten peter, thank you very, very- much. _peter was much. really good that peter was mee— much. really good that peter was mere m— much. really good that peter was mere m e— much. really good that peter was mere m e me— much. really good that peter was there in is the former editor of

me— there in is the former editor of the labourlist— there in is the former editor of the labourlist website . now the labourlist website. now met— the labourlist website. now we've just found out here, i thought— we've just found out here, i mewem te— we've just found out here, i thought i'd give— we've just found out here, i thought i'd give us a bit of mem— thought i'd give us a bit of light enem— thought i'd give us a bit of light relief at— thought i'd give us a bit of light relief at the end. the one mew— light relief at the end. the one lucky pee— light relief at the end. the one lucky person here— light relief at the end. the one lucky person here in the uk has . net— lucky person here in the uk has . get me— lucky person here in the uk has won . get this more— lucky person here in the uk has won . get this more than . £46 won. get this more than. £46 mwnen— won. get this more than. £46 miwuen m— won. get this more than. £46 million in the— won. get this more than. £46 million in the euromillions and met-e— million in the euromillions and met-e onw— million in the euromillions and met-e enw e— million in the euromillions and that's only a third— million in the euromillions and that's only a third of the prize . me— that's only a third of the prize . me prize— that's only a third of the prize , the prize money.— that's only a third of the prize , the prize money. so at the same amount— , the prize money. so at the same amount has been won by someone in switzerland and also in someone in switzerland and also m meme— someone in switzerland and also m menee .— someone in switzerland and also m menee . cen— someone in switzerland and also in france . can you— someone in switzerland and also in france . can you imagine in france. can you imagine winning— in france. can you imagine winning eee— in france. can you imagine winning £46 million? i am very neneet— winning £46 million? i am very neneet enem— winning £46 million? i am very honest about this— winning £46 million? i am very honest about this would be dead in honest about this would be dead m e— honest about this would be dead m a week— honest about this would be dead m a week w— honest about this would be dead in a week if that— honest about this would be dead in a week if that happened to em— in a week if that happened to me. but there— in a week if that happened to me. but there we— in a week if that happened to me. but there we go. it got me mmmnet— me. but there we go. it got me thinking, though. _ me. but there we go. it got me thinking, though. what would you do thinking, though. what would you m m— thinking, though. what would you do if wen— thinking, though. what would you do m we wn— thinking, though. what would you do if you won the— thinking, though. what would you do if you won the lottery? so i went— do if you won the lottery? so i wem em— do if you won the lottery? so i wem on end— do if you won the lottery? so i went out and about a little bit eeme— went out and about a little bit eemen en— went out and about a little bit earlier on - spoke - went out and about a little bit earlier on spoke to a few earlier on and spoke to a few peenwe— earlier on and spoke to a few peepwe-nne- earlier on and spoke to a few people _find .whatl people just to find out what wowe— people just to find out what wewwe-ee— people just to find out what wewwe-ee m— people just to find out what would-do if you- people just to find out what would do if you won the would you do if you won the nnewe— would you do if you won the nnewe — would you do if you won the lottery? arnie,— would you do if you won thei lottery? arnie,-would lottery? arnie, i think would buy really place live. buy a really nice place to live. quite a massive yeah. quite a massive house. yeah. okay.— quite a massive house. yeah. okav-_anv- quite a massive house. yeah. okav- _anv enwl quite a massive house. yeah.- okay. _any any other okay. fair enough. any any other unwe— okay. fair enough. any any other wue—wowe- okay. fair enough. any any other wmwe—wew-e 90- little expenses that you'd go fene— little expenses that you'd go fem amw— little expenses that you'd go for? any luxuries? because wen-we— for? any luxuries? because l you've-responsible you've been very responsible mere.— you've been very responsible mere-we- you've been very responsible there.-it's-if. there. if you, if it's just if we— there. if you, if it's just if we met— there. if you, if it's just if we met wen— there. if you, if it's just if it's just you and talking, it's just you and me talking, wnm—wwe- it's just you and me talking,- what—like-with what would you like to do with the what would you like to do with me-ne — what would you like to do with the-be honest,- what would you like to do with the-be honest, i- what would you like to do with the be honest, i just the money to be honest, i just

went— the money to be honest, i just went-ewe— the money to be honest, i just want-take care— the money to be honest, i just want-take care of- the money to be honest, i just want take care of these guys. want to take care of these guys. i'd want to take care of these guys. we une— want to take care of these guys. we like to— want to take care of these guys. we like to get— want to take care of these guys. i'd like to get them— want to take care of these guys. i'd like to get them a— want to take care of these guys. i'd like to get them a nice- i'd like to get them a nice house, have everything nice and settled. worry settled. we don't have to worry about just take care about anything. just take care of need. i of everything. we need. i seriously because the seriously don't know because the eemnee— seriously don't know because the chances are pretty— seriously don't know because the chances are pretty slim. someone's-won- chances are pretty slim. someone's-won 40. chances are pretty slim. someone's won 40 million. someone's just won 40 million. that's asking. that's why i'm asking. what wowe— that's why i'm asking. what wewwe-ee— that's why i'm asking. what would-do with- that's why i'm asking. what would do with £40 million? that's why i'm asking. what would arnie.lith £40 million? that's why i'm asking. what would arnie.lith £4iw million? that's why i'm asking. what would arnie.lith £41 thinkon? honestly arnie. yeah, i think meeww—mm-el mostly charity. oh, that's really sweet . any mostly charity. 0“ ”winning any charities in really sweet. any charities in peniewwew— really sweet. any charities in particular? um— really sweet. any charities in particular? um no,— really sweet. any charities in particular? um no, i- ”winning any charities in particular? um no, i would have to ewe— particular? um no, i would have to ewe n— particular? um no, i would have to give it ee— particular? um no, i would have to give it some considerable thought-— to give it some considerable thought. charity. thank you . thought. charity. thank you. oh.— thought. charity. thank you. on. mm— thought. charity. thank you. on. not at— thought. charity. thank you. oh, not at all. _ thought. charity. thank you. oh, not at all. no,- thought. charity. thank you. o“ no, not all. no, oh, not at all. no, not all. no, i oh, not at all. no, not all. no, meme.— oh, not at all. no, not all. no, wwewwe. ween.— oh, not at all. no, not all. no, i would. yeah, a— oh, not at all. no, not all. no, i would. yeah, a lot— oh, not at all. no, not all. no, i would. yeah, a lot of- o“ no, not all. no, i would. yeah, a lot of it would go i would. yeah, a lot of it would 90 e— i would. yeah, a lot of it would 90 w enenw. — i would. yeah, a lot of it would go to charity. you— i would. yeah, a lot of it would go to charity. /wit. unwitlzi; i would. yeah, a lot of it would go to charity. /wi. /wi. go to charity. you were. you were coming across like an absolute angel. then for a second. no, no, no, no. you'd newe— second. no, no, no, no. you'd newe ne— second. no, no, no, no. you'd leave to e— second. no, no, no, no. you'd have to see your— second. no, no, no, no. you'd have to see your own- f: no, no, no, no. you'd have to see your own family men— have to see your own family first._probably.| first. and friends, probably. em— first. and friends, probably. but-majority- first. and friends, probably. but majority would go to but the majority would go to enenw. — but the majority would go to enemy. om— but the majority would go to charity. oh, give- but the majority would go to charity. oh, give it- but the majority would go to charity. 0“ lg e but the majority would go to charity. 0“ gwwi; .

little like villa in italy or something like that. nice amalfi coast. yeah. you've still got a lot left over here, lady. so. well invest some and- fui so. well invest some and give some to enenw. — well invest some and give some to charity. invest— well invest some and give some to charity. yeah, to charity. invest some. yeah, yeah,— to charity. invest some. yeah, ween. ween— to charity. invest some. yeah, ween. ween .— to charity. invest some. yeah, ween. yeah . we.— to charity. yeah, yeah, yeah . no, maybe i'd give yeah, yeah. no, maybe i'd give te— yeah, yeah. no, maybe i'd give some to charity— yeah, yeah. no, maybe i'd give some to charity as— yeah, yeah. no, maybe i'd give some to charity as well. nemeww— some to charity as well. actually yeah. �*" lit “g actually yeah. if we're being honest, it's the real answer. have a series of. absolutely massive parties and spend a lot on that. it would be part happy newnene— on that. it would be part happy holidays, travel— it would be part happy holidays, travel parties. holidays, travel and parties. innuen— holidays, travel and parties. million pounds— holidays, travel and parties. million pounds worth - holidays, travel and parties. million pounds worth of- holidays, travel and parties. million pounds worth of parties. yeah. fair i'd probably give a few close friends like a hundred thousand something. yeah. thousand or something. yeah. would the thing. would you. this is the thing. would you. this is the thing. would would her a would you. would you give her a couple million if you couple of million quid if you want. yeah. couple of million quid if you want . yeah. yeah. well i have to want. yeah. yeah. well i have to say— want. yeah. yeah. well i have to en men— want. yeah. yeah. well i have to en men ween— want. yeah. yeah. well i have to say that. yeah she— yeah. yeah. well i have to say that. yeah she wouldn't wowe— say that. yeah she wouldn't wewwe ene. — say that. yeah she wouldn't would she. we— say that. yeah she wouldn't would she. �*w�*w�*“liil say that. yeah she wouldn't would she. we all know she wouldn't and also bless the lady who said she'd give it to all charity. liar liar, pants on fire. massive yacht private island series of absolutely epic parties . i'm island series of absolutely epic parties. i'm just still, for what it's worth, actually joined by peter edwards. why not rope him back in? what would you do if you won lottery? i would

if you won the lottery? i would probably a slightly bigger probably buy a slightly bigger home huge amount home and then give a huge amount away to the simon community homeless used homeless charity that i used to work don't know what work with. and i don't know what i'd work with. and i don't know what we de— work with. and i don't know what we do men— work with. and i don't know what i'd do after that.— work with. and i don't know what i'd do after that. _ work with. and i don't know what i'd do after that. 40— and i don't know what i'd do after that. 40 it i'd do after that. 40 million. come on, you've got to you've got to do something. why is everyone with everyone so responsible with their says their money? maybe this says more about me than it does everybody maybe i'm everybody else. maybe i'm learning about now, everybody else. maybe i'm lear realistically, about now, everybody else. maybe i'm lear realistically, the about now, everybody else. maybe i'm learrealistically,theabolodd now, but realistically, the 40 odd million mean, you could million quid. i mean, you could do with that. to do anything with that. i'd go to space. well, that was space. well, i thought that was meeting— space. well, i thought that was interesting—it. interesting because maybe it enewe— interesting because maybe it enewe m— interesting because maybe it enewe m ew— interesting because maybe it shows in our lifetime, people's veneew— shows in our lifetime, people's values—because. shows in our lifetime, people's. values—because we values are changing because we met—nem- are, as your previous item mowed.— are, as your previous item - eneweet—wemee showed, we are all a bit worried and— showed, we are all a bit worried and we're battening down the nmenee. — and we're battening down the hatches. .wasn't- and we're battening down the hatches. .wasn't in- and we're battening down the hatches. e t“ hatches. it wasn't in those answers. go on a mega hatches. it wasn't in these. answers. go on a mega cruise hatches. it wasn't in those- answers. go on a mega cruise and new— answers. go on a mega cruise and new a— answers. go on a mega cruise and new a eeue—newe— answers. go on a mega cruise and buy a rolls—royce and— go on a mega cruise and buy a rolls—royce and then pay a man or a woman— buy a rolls—royce and then pay a man or a woman to— buy a rolls—royce and then pay a man or a woman to drive me mem-e— man or a woman to drive me mem-e nnew— man or a woman to drive me around. today it— man or a woman to drive me around. today it was buy a home for around. today it was buy a home new mn— around. today it was buy a home for my ememe— around. today it was buy a home for my parents, buy— around. today it was buy a home for my parents, buy home for for my parents, buy a home for my for my parents, buy a home for mil-buy— for my parents, buy a home for mv-buv-fori my children, buy one home for mneem— my children, buy one home for men. ew— my children, buy one home for men. ew-n— my children, buy one home for myself, or-it away- my children, buy one home for myself, or it away to myself, or give it away to enemy.— myself, or give it away to charity-it's- myself, or give it away to charity. it's interesting. charity. and it's interesting. mere-e— charity. and it's interesting. there's parallel. know there's a parallel. i know newne— there's a parallel. i know were-fen.- there's a parallel. i know. you're-fan. yeah, you're a football fan. yeah, nomen— you're a football fan. yeah, football is— you're a football fan. yeah, football is always a house football is always buy a house for football is always buy a house few men— football is always buy a house for their-when- football is always buy a house for their when they make. for their mum when they make. t hey— for their mum when they make. they always— for their mum when they make. they always nun— for their mum when they make. they always buy a— for their mum when they make. they always buy a house- for their mum when they make. they always buy a house for their thank very they always buy a house for their mate. thank very they always buy a house for their mate. cheersank very they always buy a house for their mate. cheers peter very they always buy a house for their mate. cheers peter aslef, much, mate. cheers peter aslef, former labourlist. former editor of labourlist. what would you if you won the what would you do if you won the lottery? your emails coming

what would you do if you won the lotgbviews@gbnews.uk s coming what would you do if you won the lotgbviews@gbnews.uk right.ng in gbviews@gbnews.uk right. you are listening are watching and listening to patrick christys right here on gb plenty come in gb news. plenty more to come in the hour of this the final hour of this show, including yes, including a big debate. yes, we're to the we're returning to this is the royal family. two white. don't miss patrick christys gb miss it. patrick christys on gb news news .

channel evening all it's just gone 5:00. patrick christie's here on gb news. i'm with you for the next houn news. i'm with you for the next hour, so let's make it a good one. here's what we've got at the top. we're going to be talking about whether or not our royal is too white. royal family is too white. one actress thinks the balcony actress thinks that the balcony was white was terrified. hinckley white we're on we're having a big debate on that. your views? i that. what are your views? i want in touch on it. want you to get in touch on it. in news, we're also going in other news, we're also going to whether or to be talking about whether or not police were too heavy not the police were too heavy handed coronation handed at the coronation and what forward, if what it means going forward, if there's any protest they think will disruption, does that will cause disruption, does that mean lifted? is mean those people get lifted? is that thing, your that a good thing, in your view, though, that just that a good thing, in your view, thougoil that just that a good thing, in your view, thougoil extinction that just that a good thing, in your view, thougoil extinction rebellion, st stop oil extinction rebellion, of course, behave or banned for free two sides

free speech? very much two sides to news, though, free speech? very much two sides to patients. news, though, free speech? very much two sides to patients. yes, news, though, free speech? very much two sides to patients. yes, that'ss, though, free speech? very much two sides to patients. yes, that's right.igh, for patients. yes, that's right. apparently now, when you actually doctor's actually ring a doctor's surgery, you might be able under a the government a new system that the government is money into is pumping a load of money into actually get a call back and get an appointment opposed to the way that it at minute, way that it is at the minute, which is trying to break which is like trying to break out isn't so out of alcatraz, isn't it? so good nhs backlog good news for the nhs backlog and off? yes. get and two rappers off? yes. get a load of this. okay. they are now saying that driving with less than five hours sleep is as bad as driving while drunk. i refuse to believe that farage drive on three hours sleep. there's no way bad a driver as way that i'm as bad a driver as i after three large i would be after three large glasses wine . but now, glasses of wine. but now, supposedly going get supposedly you're going to get a blood and if you fail it, blood test and if you fail it, you banned driving. you get banned from driving. this particular scheme this is just a particular scheme that out now. that is being rolled out now. madness, ask anyway, madness, if you ask me. anyway, all coming way. i'm all of this coming your way. i'm much more in the next hour. all of this coming your way. i'm much more in the next hour . gb much more in the next hour. gb views and gb news .uk get the emails coming in thick and fast. two big ones today for you. do you think the police were too heavy handed with those

protesters is royal protesters? and is our royal family too white? emails coming in, people. their in, please people. now their headunes in, please people. now their headlines with polly. thanks very much indeed.- i thanks very much indeed. patrick and the very much indeed. patrick and nne tween— very much indeed. patrick and the latest top— very much indeed. patrick and the latest top stories at 5:00. weu— the latest top stories at 5:00. weu we— the latest top stories at 5:00. weu we enn— the latest top stories at 5:00. well we can tell— the latest top stories at 5:00. well we can tell you, of course, nne— well we can tell you, of course, me me— well we can tell you, of course, me big newn— well we can tell you, of course, me big new em— well we can tell you, of course, the big help out has been nenpenme— the big help out has been happening this weekend. and the enme— happening this weekend. and the prince ene— happening this weekend. and the prince and princess of wales and men— prince and princess of wales and their-children— prince and princess of wales and their-children have- prince and princess of wales and their children have joined their three children have joined mwnene— their three children have joined millions volunteers for the millions of volunteers for the nnew— millions of volunteers for the nnew enn— millions of volunteers for the nnew new en— millions of volunteers for the final day of coronation celebrations.- final day of coronation celebrations. the king's grandchild— celebrations. the king's grandchild children have been wenewmme— grandchild children have been renewenne e— grandchild children have been renovating a scout hut in newenne— renovating a scout hut in berkshire and— renovating a scout hut in berkshire and after a day of naming— berkshire and after a day of nemnne ene— berkshire and after a day of painting and digging, they need— painting and digging, they toasted marshmallows and tried mem— toasted marshmallows and tried men nenee— toasted marshmallows and tried their hands at— toasted marshmallows and tried their hands at archery. the new— their hands at archery. the rishi sunak,— their hands at archery. the rishi sunak, the— their hands at archery. the rishi sunak, the prime minister, if watching on television if you're watching on television , you can there has been , you can see there has been meeting elderly residents and preparing at a village hall preparing food at a village hall in hertfordshire. and he's been ememe— in hertfordshire. and he's been praising-weekend's- praising the weekend's celebrations- praising the weekend's celebrations and its community enm— celebrations and its community enmn nne— celebrations and its community spirit like this— celebrations and its community spirit like this that binds our eewmw— spirit like this that binds our country together. i spirit like this that binds our country together. . wt. country together. it's fantastic to country together. it's fantastic n be— country together. it's fantastic to be a part it here today to be a part of it here today and out myself . now on the and help out myself. now on the weekend, i think no other country the world could put country in the world could put

on dazzling spectacle . on such a dazzling spectacle. eyal and it was a proud expression of our history, our culture, our traditions, but also a reflection of the modern character of our country. it was deeply moving to be in the coronation service and incredibly uplifting. and it's an experience i think, that nobody will forget for the rest of their lives . meanwhile the of their lives. meanwhile the prime minister has backed the metropolitan police as it faced criticism over arrests made dunng criticism over arrests made during the king's coronation. 64 people were arrested , 64 people were arrested, mewweme— 64 people were arrested, including those from the anti—monarchy group republic and environmental— anti—monarchy group republic and environmental activist group. men— environmental activist group. met stop— environmental activist group. lwen enen ew— environmental activist group. met enen elw .— environmental activist group. just stop oil . rishi sunak says just stop oil. rishi sunak says emeewe— just stop oil. rishi sunak says officers acted— just stop oil. rishi sunak says officers acted based on what men— officers acted based on what men mink— officers acted based on what men nnmk le— officers acted based on what they think is best. but graham smnn— they think is best. but graham smnn .— they think is best. but graham smnn . me— they think is best. but graham smith , the ceo— they think is best. but graham smith , the ceo of republic, smith, the ceo of republic, eewwee— smith, the ceo of republic, eewwee n— smith, the ceo of republic, eewwee n e— smith, the ceo of republic, called it a direct attack on eemeenew — called it a direct attack on democracy. the— called it a direct attack on democracy. the met police now meee— democracy. the met police now faces questions— democracy. the met police now faces questions from the police and— faces questions from the police and enme— faces questions from the police and crime committee . and crime committee. the government— and crime committee. the government plans to give £240 million to gp practises this year to improve basic services . year to improve basic services. the money will be used to end the so—called_ the money will be used to end the so—called 8— the money will be used to end the so—called 8 am. scramble to get em— the so—called 8 am. scramble to

get an appointment— the so—called 8 am. scramble to get an appointment and to introduce— get an appointment and to introduce an— get an appointment and to introduce an online booking enenem.— introduce an online booking system. receptionists will also newe— system. receptionists will also have additional— system. receptionists will also have additional roles to speed up nne— have additional roles to speed up nne booking— have additional roles to speed up the booking process, but the sneeew— up the booking process, but the shadow health— up the booking process, but the shadow health minister, andrew gwynne.— shadow health minister, andrew ewnnne. town — shadow health minister, andrew gwynne, told gb— shadow health minister, andrew gwynne, told gb news more still neede— gwynne, told gb news more still neeee te— gwynne, told gb news more still neeee no we— gwynne, told gb news more still needs to be done.— gwynne, told gb news more still needs to be done. there's nomine— needs to be done. there's nemme m— needs to be done. there's nothing in it— needs to be done. there's nothing in it that will train more doctors— nothing in it that will train more doctors that will enable ememe— more doctors that will enable neneme te— more doctors that will enable patients to use— more doctors that will enable patients to use a— more doctors that will enable patients to use a face to face appointment— patients to use a face to face appointment or— patients to use a face to face appointment or that will bring neck— appointment or that will bring been me— appointment or that will bring back the family— appointment or that will bring back the family gp. i appointment or that will bring back the family gp. . wig back the family gp. it's a very shallow— back the family gp. it's a very shallow offer, a tinkering around at the edges. what we really ought to have had was the government's workforce four fs strategy, something we've been calling for on the labour benches for some time. that sets out how we are going to get the extra doctors, the extra staff in the nhs that we need to be able to transform the into the service we want it to be. looking at news overseas now service we want it to be. - looking at news overseas now and unname— looking at news overseas now and ukraine nee— looking at news overseas now and ukraine has accused— looking at news overseas now and ukraine has accused russia of firing— ukraine has accused russia of nnne memen— ukraine has accused russia of firing iranian made drones at mwnmwe— firing iranian made drones at multiple cities,— firing iranian made drones at multiple cities, including 30 at the multiple cities, including 30 at me eennew. — multiple cities, including 30 at the capital. kyiv.— multiple cities, including 30 at the capital. kyiv. officials nnee— the capital. kyiv. officials ewee ewnm — the capital. kyiv. officials also claim russia plans to take eenwew— also claim russia plans to take control en— also claim russia plans to take control of the— also claim russia plans to take control of the key— also claim russia plans to take control of the key city of nemmm— control of the key city of neknmm ww— control of the key city of bakhmut by tomorrow , which is

bakhmut by tomorrow, which is mem— bakhmut by tomorrow, which is men ween— bakhmut by tomorrow, which is their victory day— bakhmut by tomorrow, which is their victory day holiday. meanwhile,— their victory day holiday. meanwhile, president zelenskyy will meanwhile, president zelenskyy wiw meet— meanwhile, president zelenskyy will meet with— meanwhile, president zelenskyy will meet with the president of the will meet with the president of me european— will meet with the president of the european union, ursula von der the european union, ursula von den leyen— the european union, ursula von den leven .— the european union, ursula von der leyen , tomorrow to discuss a der leyen, tomorrow to discuss a ewnnen— der leyen, tomorrow to discuss a new support package. the former unanim— new support package. the former ukrainian president petro poroshenko— ukrainian president petro poroshenko says the russian aggression— poroshenko says the russian aggression must stop . �*" aggression must stop. if we have aggression must stop. if we have n destroyed— aggression must stop. if we have a destroyed civilian object and this is just very easy to understand. putin does not stop shelling ukraine. and the only way how we can stop putin is our joint victory like we do in the six second world war today , six second world war today, there was an anti—hitler coalition and today we create the anti putin coalition . here the anti putin coalition. here a man has been arrested- t“ here a man has been arrested and remanded— man has been arrested and remanded m— man has been arrested and remanded in custody, charged winn— remanded in custody, charged wnn me— remanded in custody, charged with the attempted murder of an enem— with the attempted murder of an meek nnew— with the attempted murder of an attack after an— with the attempted murder of an attack after an attack, rather, on e n— attack after an attack, rather, on e 71 new— attack after an attack, rather, on a 71 year old— attack after an attack, rather, on a 71 year old woman in wereeenew— on a 71 year old woman in wereeetew .— on a 71 year old woman in worcester . the- on a 71 year old woman in worcester . the 56 year on a 71 year old woman in worcester. the 56 year old amnenn— worcester. the 56 year old anthony roberts was also charged wnn— anthony roberts was also charged wnn eew— anthony roberts was also charged with sexual assault— anthony roberts was also charged with sexual assault and possession— with sexual assault and possession of- with sexual assault and possession of a bladed weapon in a possession of a bladed weapon in e penne— possession of a bladed weapon in

e nnewe weee.— possession of a bladed weapon in a public place. the— possession of a bladed weapon in a public place. the woman was eneekee— a public place. the woman was attacked near— a public place. the woman was attacked near the— a public place. the woman was attacked near the river severn weer— attacked near the river severn ween mem— attacked near the river severn last night. she— attacked near the river severn last night. she remains in a enneew— last night. she remains in a critical condition— last night. she remains in a critical condition in hospital. nonene— critical condition in hospital. roberts will— critical condition in hospital. roberts will appear in court new— roberts will appear in court new momm— roberts will appear in court new memn .— roberts will appear in court next month . the first minister next month. the first minister of next month. the first minister on seewene— next month. the first minister of scotland has— next month. the first minister of scotland has been accused of neewleenee— of scotland has been accused of negligence new— of scotland has been accused of negligence for delaying a mental neenn— negligence for delaying a mental neewnn nweeee— negligence for delaying a mental neewnn pledge .— negligence for delaying a mental health pledge . the proposal health pledge. the proposal elmee— health pledge. the proposal elmee te— health pledge. the proposal aimed to recruit— health pledge. the proposal aimed to recruit an additional nono— aimed to recruit an additional nooo memew— aimed to recruit an additional 1000 mental health workers and newne— 1000 mental health workers and provide even— 1000 mental health workers and provide even en— 1000 mental health workers and provide every gp practise with access to a wellbeing service by zone.— access to a wellbeing service by zone. em— access to a wellbeing service by zone. em n-e— access to a wellbeing service by 2026. but it's been— access to a wellbeing service by 2026. but it's been put on hold ewe— 2026. but it's been put on hold we re— 2026. but it's been put on hold due no me— 2026. but it's been put on hold due to the so—called difficult eeelelene— due to the so—called difficult decisions in— due to the so—called difficult decisions in november's emergency— decisions in november's emergency budget review. the seemen— emergency budget review. the scottish labour— emergency budget review. the scottish labour party says memen— scottish labour party says mental health _ scottish labour party says mental health is low on the government's— mental health is low on the government's priority list , but government's priority list, but the government— government's priority list, but the government says it is committed— the government says it is committed to _ the government says it is committed to improving services . nne— committed to improving services . nne nnewww— committed to improving services . and new e— committed to improving services . and finally, a bill— committed to improving services . and finally, a bill calling new— . and finally, a bill calling for companies— . and finally, a bill calling for companies to follow a code of for companies to follow a code on nneenee— for companies to follow a code of practise while— for companies to follow a code of practise while removing wneeen— of practise while removing unsafe cladding is due to be remee— unsafe cladding is due to be tenwee m— unsafe cladding is due to be tabled in parliament. residents in tabled in parliament. residents m e— tabled in parliament. residents m e newer— tabled in parliament. residents in a tower block— tabled in parliament. residents in a tower block in ipswich enem— in a tower block in ipswich ewelm men— in a tower block in ipswich claim they were- in a tower block in ipswich claim they were deprived of teen— claim they were deprived of meen en— claim they were deprived of fresh air and— claim they were deprived of fresh air and natural light when a fresh air and natural light when e eenewwe— fresh air and natural light when a construct company removing the eeneewewe— a construct company removing the dangerous cladding— a construct company removing the dangerous cladding from their building— dangerous cladding from their building wrapped it in shrink wrap— building wrapped it in shrink weep wnnem— building wrapped it in shrink wrap without informing them.

ceneewenwe— wrap without informing them. conservative mp _ wrap without informing them. conservative mp tom hunt is introducing— conservative mp tom hunt is introducing the— conservative mp tom hunt is introducing the cladding remediation— introducing the cladding remediation works bill, calling for remediation works bill, calling new nenew— remediation works bill, calling for better community action with reeleeme— for better community action with weeleeme ene— for better community action with residents and a— for better community action with residents and a clear time scale newe— residents and a clear time scale newe wnn— residents and a clear time scale newe wnn en— residents and a clear time scale here with gb news— residents and a clear time scale here with gb news more news as it here with gb news more news as n nennene.— here with gb news more news as n nepnene. wow— here with gb news more news as it happens. now back to . it happens. now back to. patrick lemme— it happens. now back to. patrick l right? onew — it happens. now back to. patrick i right? onew ee— it happens. now back to. patrick - right? okay, so we're- right? okay, so we're going in right of the right at the very top of the show something has show with something that has been talking in been a massive talking point in the for a lot of the inbox and for a lot of people. bridgerton star adjoa andoh called the famous buckingham palace balcony, quote terribly white during king charles's coronation. this was dunng charles's coronation. this was during itv's coverage. okay i believe we can have a little look and a listen to this now and then we'll have a chat about it. i was there is a bit of me that we've gone from the rich diversity of the abbey to a terribly white balcony . i'm very terribly white balcony. i'm very struck by that. i'm— terribly white balcony. i'm very struck by that. i'm also- t i'm very struck by that. i'm also looking at struck by that. i'm also looking et meee— struck by that. i'm also looking at those younger— struck by that. i'm also looking at those younger generations and

winning.— at those younger generations and thinkinge wnet— at those younger generations and thinking, what are— at those younger generations and thinking, what are the nuances met— thinking, what are the nuances met men— thinking, what are the nuances met men wiw— thinking, what are the nuances that they will inhabit as they grew— that they will inhabit as they grow nuances that that charles nee— grow nuances that that charles has exhibited— grow nuances that that charles has exhibited from a you know a teenage— has exhibited from a you know a teenage mn— has exhibited from a you know a teenage into early— has exhibited from a you know a teenage into early 20s, young man. fascinating— teenage into early 20s, young man. fascinating ,- teenage into early 20s, young man. “w: e teenage into early 20s, young man. wittfwt. “g e 7 man. fascinating, isn't it? because that man. wittfwt. “g e 7 because that coronation ceremony and because that coronation ceremony ene meeee— because that coronation ceremony ene meeee me— because that coronation ceremony and indeed the coronation eeneen— and indeed the coronation concert that— and indeed the coronation concert that took place last mem— concert that took place last mem wee— concert that took place last night were two— concert that took place last night were two of the most ewewee— night were two of the most diverse events _ night were two of the most diverse events that one could neeemw— diverse events that one could possibly imagine— diverse events that one could possibly imagine at the actual cewenenen— possibly imagine at the actual coronation itself.— possibly imagine at the actual coronation itself. we had a nnew— coronation itself. we had a hindu m— coronation itself. we had a hindu in the— coronation itself. we had a hindu in the shape of rishi semen— hindu in the shape of rishi semen eeme— hindu in the shape of rishi sunak doing a— hindu in the shape of rishi sunak doing a reading. there was a sunak doing a reading. there was e week— sunak doing a reading. there was e meek ween— sunak doing a reading. there was a black lady bishop, black a black lady bishop, a black enem— a black lady bishop, a black choir,-orthodox- a black lady bishop, a black choir, orthodox priest, choir, a greek orthodox priest, a choir, a greek orthodox priest, emeen- tene- choir, a greek orthodox priest, a-mean, take your- choir, a greek orthodox priest, a mean, take your pick. a rabbi. i mean, take your pick. neeleewww— a rabbi. i mean, take your pick. neeleewww n— a rabbi. i mean, take your pick. basically, it was— a rabbi. i mean, take your pick. basically, it was one of the more diverse— basically, it was one of the more diverse events that the cewenenen — more diverse events that the coronation-ever- more diverse events that the coronation ever imagine. coronation could ever imagine. wee.— coronation could ever imagine. nnee. me— coronation could ever imagine. nnee. nne teen— coronation could ever imagine. also, the fact is— coronation could ever imagine. also, the fact is we do live in an also, the fact is we do live in en este— also, the fact is we do live in an 85% demographically white eewnwn— an 85% demographically white eewmw .— an 85% demographically white country . what's— an 85% demographically white country . what's the problem with country. what's the problem with our country. what's the problem with royal— country. what's the problem with our royal family— country. what's the problem with our royal family just being wnnee— our royal family just being white? michael— our royal family just being white? michael cole is a royal correspondent— white? michael cole is a royal correspondent and he joins me mie— correspondent and he joins me now. this afternoon. michael, new— now. this afternoon. michael, new ee— now. this afternoon. michael, new no new— now. this afternoon. michael, how do you feel— now. this afternoon. michael, how do you feel about whether or not me — how do you feel about whether or not me royal— how do you feel about whether or not the royal family is too wnnee— not the royal family is too white? well— not the royal family is too white? well let's look at the neme- — white? well let's look at the neme- me— white? well let's look at the facts. the royal— white? well let's look at the facts. t law witi

facts. the royal family are descended from german royalty, the house of hanover. the family name was saxe—coburg gotha until 1917, when king george, the fifth, sensibly changed it to the house of windsor. but not knowing you were going to be on this subject, i made a couple of notes. i don't usually use notes, but let me just tell you, to counteract what was said on that commentary . um, princess that commentary. um, princess diana, the late much missed by me and every body else, princess diana . she definitely had indian diana. she definitely had indian antecedents through the spencer family . lord frederick windsor, family. lord frederick windsor, who is the son of prince and princess michael of kent. he's married to an absolutely charming and beautiful jewish actress called sophie. meghan markle is mixed race. i believe she's still part of the royal family. i haven't heard any reviews to come, though. didn't she? i haven't heard any . well, she? i haven't heard any. well, i don't think she's actually left. i think she rather likes being a princess, does she not?

lord snowdon and he had jewish eneeewn— lord snowdon and he had jewish ancestry through— lord snowdon and he had jewish ancestry through his mother. me— ancestry through his mother. the family— ancestry through his mother. the femlw ef— ancestry through his mother. the family of kate— ancestry through his mother. the family of kate middleton, the princess of wales. she has some very interesting characters in her family background and all. and princess michael of kentis all. and princess michael of kent is from the czech republic . now, what do you do about that? it seems to be a very unfair charge when you can't help being who you are now that more or less as an allegation against you , a charge to your against you, a charge to your discredit ? well, 100. really. discredit? well, 100. really. how the people act and what they do for the country as as we always say , it's not about the always say, it's not about the colour of the skin . it's not colour of the skin. it's not it's not about it's what you can contribute to and what you are as a human being. well, i mean, wowe— as a human being. well, i mean, we ene— as a human being. well, i mean, would she have— as a human being. well, i mean, would she have said— as a human being. well, i mean, would she have said the- “3 well, i mean, would she have said the same mne— would she have said the same mine ew— would she have said the same nnme on just— would she have said the same thing or just with— would she have said the same thing or just with a slightly thing orjust with a slightly emeen— thing orjust with a slightly different colour involved ? if we different colour involved? if we talking— different colour involved? if we were talking about a similar eewemenen— were talking about a similar ceremony? but— were talking about a similar

ceremony? but in parts of africa or ceremony? but in parts of africa on me— ceremony? but in parts of africa on me nnewe— ceremony? but in parts of africa or the middle east? well, no, of course not. and— or the middle east? well, no, of course not. and this is what the lmnneenen— course not. and this is what the implication for— course not. and this is what the implication for me,— course not. and this is what the implication for me, though, was, met— implication for me, though, was, that-something- that there was something wrong enem—neweennl about people on that balcony neme— about people on that balconyi beme—eem being white. but michael, can i twen— being white. but michael, can i we newn— being white. but michael, can i we few e— being white. but michael, can i just talk a little— being white. but michael, can i just talk a little bit more enem— just talk a little bit more enem me— just talk a little bit more about the christian undertone to the about the christian undertone to me-newe— about the christian undertone to me-newe w— about the christian undertone to the-now? i was- about the christian undertone to the-now? i was on- the ceremony now? i was on mine.— the ceremony now? i was on twitter, which _ the ceremony now? i was on twitter, which is— the ceremony now? i was on twitter, which is always a nemnwe— twitter, which is always a horrible place _ twitter, which is always a horrible place to at horrible place to be at times nne— horrible place to be at times me me— horrible place to be at times like this, because do see like this, because you do see a lot like this, because you do see a wet-mete— like this, because you do see a lot. hate there _ like this, because you do see a lot hate there people lot of hate there and people newne— lot of hate there and people were talking about how ridiculous— were talking about how ridiculous ceremony was. ridiculous this ceremony was. oh,— ridiculous this ceremony was. on-ne— ridiculous this ceremony was. oh, it? absolutely stupid. oh, isn't it? absolutely stupid. nne— oh, isn't it? absolutely stupid. nnelmewem— oh, isn't it? absolutely stupid. anelmewem .— oh, isn't it? absolutely stupid. anelmewem . w— oh, isn't it? absolutely stupid. and thought, i don't go to a and i thought, i don't go to a meme— and i thought, i don't go to a meeewe en te— and i thought, i don't go to a mosque or to a— and i thought, i don't go to a mosque or to a synagogue or to a nnew— mosque or to a synagogue or to a hindu temple— mosque or to a synagogue or to a hindu nemnwe ew— mosque or to a synagogue or to a hindu temple or to— mosque or to a synagogue or to a hindu temple or to a gurdwara or enwnme— hindu temple or to a gurdwara or ennnnme wine— hindu temple or to a gurdwara or anything like that,— hindu temple or to a gurdwara or anything like that, and observe anything like that, and observe a ceremony there _ anything like that, and observe a ceremony there and then pass eenmnem— a ceremony there and then pass comment about— a ceremony there and then pass comment about how ridiculous i minn— comment about how ridiculous i mink n— comment about how ridiculous i mink n le— comment about how ridiculous i think it is, because— comment about how ridiculous i think it is, because i think me— think it is, because i think me wowe— think it is, because i think that would probably be a bit renew— that would probably be a bit racist. .there _ that would probably be a bit racist. .there was- that would probably be a bit racist. there was lot of racist. and there was a lot of me— racist. and there was a lot of me going— racist. and there was a lot of that going about— racist. and there was a lot of that going about and it's not a bit offensive. _ that going about and it's not a bit offensive. kyiv— that going about and it's not a bit offensive. . g e bit offensive. kyiv i thought it was thought it was terrific was. i thought it was terrific in that way and was in that way and that was facility started by her majesty the queen, the late queen, who was supreme governor of the church of england. and she said, as late as 2018 that it was the purpose of the anglican church and this is an anglican ceremony

to include and make safe in this country for everybody of every major religion to freely practise their beliefs and that is one of the glories of this country, is freedom of speech, freedom of peaceful assembly, freedom of peaceful assembly, freedom of peaceful assembly, freedom of thought and freedom to practise your religion . and to practise your religion. and you're seeing it right there . you're seeing it right there. now, how can anybody think you'd have to be extremely unkind and small minded to criticise? because what could be done more, to be more inclusive and another thing, patrick, most of us were nominally christian. most of us are not as observant as maybe we once were were. but going back 550 years, patrick has , as 550 years, patrick has, as protestantism, been good for this country and there's a strong argument that it has been now , obviously, michael, i'm now, obviously, michael, i'm going to be returning to this debate a bit later on about what that lady said about the balcony being too wide. so i'd just like

to d...— being too wide. so i'd just like no me te— being too wide. so i'd just like no me no new— being too wide. so i'd just like to chat to you about— “lg wiwi so i'd just like to chat to you about something ewee— to chat to you about something ewee-m— to chat to you about something ewee-m met-e- to chat to you about something else-if that's all- else quickly, if that's all men.— else quickly, if that's all right-prince. else quickly, if that's all. right.-prince harry right. which is prince harry remme— right. which is prince harry lemme-remme- right. which is prince harry jetting jetting out jetting in and jetting out eeme— jetting in and jetting out enema-m- jetting in and jetting out around-in the. jetting in and jetting out- around-in the country, around 28 hours in the country, racking—course- around 28 hours in the country, racking—course of. racking up over the course of his racking up over the course of me-nneme— racking up over the course of his-flightleos- racking up over the course of his flights los angeles his two flights to los angeles ene— his two flights to los angeles and-believe— his two flights to los angeles and-believe kyiv- his two flights to los angeles and believe kyiv to have and back. believe kyiv to have weeken— and back. believe kyiv to have weekee nn— and back. believe kyiv to have racked up around— and back. believe kyiv to have racked up around 15 tonnes of coz— racked up around 15 tonnes of coz tee.— racked up around 15 tonnes of coz tee. ee— racked up around 15 tonnes of co2 too. so for— racked up around 15 tonnes of co2 too. so for a— racked up around 15 tonnes of co2 too. so for a privacy hungry eco warrior, one— co2 too. so for a privacy hungry eco warrior, one can— co2 too. so for a privacy hungry eco warrior, one can imagine mie— eco warrior, one can imagine mle wee— eco warrior, one can imagine mle e— eco warrior, one can imagine this was a nightmare for the guy-— this was a nightmare for the guy- nw— this was a nightmare for the guy- nwn king— this was a nightmare for the guy. but king charles supposedly eeme— guy. but king charles supposedly eeme ee— guy. but king charles supposedly doing some quite— guy. but king charles supposedly doing some quite sad toast, weeww— doing some quite sad toast, weeww te— doing some quite sad toast, really to archie— doing some quite sad toast, really to archie wherever he may be. really to archie wherever he may we. w— really to archie wherever he may we. w newne— really to archie wherever he may be. i found that— really to archie wherever he may be. i found that quite sad. is newn— be. i found that quite sad. is nemn depriving— be. i found that quite sad. is harry depriving his kids of eememme— harry depriving his kids of something really special here? see.— something really special here? see. wee-ne— something really special here? sad. you're right— something really special here? sad. you're right .— something really special here? sad. you're right. you- something really special here? sad. you're right. you see, blood is thicker than water. he's harry's, his second son. he doesn't see the child. prince archie doesn't see. see, lilibet, of course he's going to, uh, going to regret that. you know why they can't. well it's going to be very, very difficult to mend fences at the moment. i mean, so many terrible and cruel and hard things were said in that book. spare ghost, written by an american

journalist that it's going to be very difficult reconciling particularly with his brother, because what men do not like bc they can take criticism of themselves, but when those criticism of their wives , they criticism of their wives, they don't like it. and i don't think the king like criticism of camilla and i'm sure william didn't like criticism of kate because they were very unfair for, uh, unfair criticism isms. and so i would like to see some reconciliation. there's nothing worse than seeing brothers fighting . and that's not just in fighting. and that's not just in the royal family that's anywhere. this is all too much coronation street. rather than coronation. so it's regrettable, uh, if they would listen to me, i would give them advice and i would work out a way of bringing them back together. but quite frankly , at the moment, patrick frankly, at the moment, patrick and you and i would do our best because we're men of goodwill. there's no chance of them coming back together . michael thank you back together. michael thank you as ever. michael— back together. michael thank you as ever. michael cole,— t 3 michael thank you as ever. michael cole, the royal wenenen— as ever. michael cole, the royal repenen new— as ever. michael cole, the royal reporter, you did— as ever. michael cole, the royal reporter, you did a— as ever. michael cole, the royal reporter, you did a stellar job reporter, you did a stellarjob for reporter, you did a stellarjob

few we— reporter, you did a stellarjob few we during— reporter, you did a stellarjob for us during the— reporter, you did a stellarjob for us during the coronation. wow— for us during the coronation. wew ememer— for us during the coronation. now another coronation eenweween— now another coronation controversy was about the eweeen— controversy was about the arrests that _ controversy was about the arrests that took place. and mere— arrests that took place. and mere — arrests that took place. and there were lots— arrests that took place. and there were lots of them by the weneet— there were lots of them by the weneet eewm— there were lots of them by the latest count and— there were lots of them by the latest count and presumably this neenn— latest count and presumably this neen-n gene— latest count and presumably this neen-n gene nn— latest count and presumably this hasn't gone up since i came on em— hasn't gone up since i came on en— hasn't gone up since i came on air. 64 protesters— hasn't gone up since i came on air. 64 protesters were arrested me— air. 64 protesters were arrested over the weekend. _ air. 64 protesters were arrested over the weekend. westminster cemen— over the weekend. westminster cewnei nee— over the weekend. westminster council has now— over the weekend. westminster council has now joined the mayor of council has now joined the mayor on weneen— council has now joined the mayor on london ene— council has now joined the mayor of london and the— council has now joined the mayor of london and the capital's pouci“9_ of london and the capital's policing committee in questioning- policing committee in questioning the met police's ennneen— questioning the met police's approach under— questioning the met police's approach under the new public emen— approach under the new public enter new— approach under the new public enter new w— approach under the new public order act. i can— approach under the new public order act. i can see both sides to me.— order act. i can see both sides to this. people— order act. i can see both sides to this. people all— order act. i can see both sides to this. people all wanting peerle— to this. people all wanting people lifted— to this. people all wanting people lifted and no drama at the coronation— people lifted and no drama at the coronation and i can get all of the coronation and i can get all on men— the coronation and i can get all on men w— the coronation and i can get all on men w ee— the coronation and i can get all of that. i do also— the coronation and i can get all of that. i do also have very big concerns about— of that. i do also have very big concerns about freedom of eneeen. — concerns about freedom of eneeen. nne— concerns about freedom of speech. and just because i women-t— speech. and just because i wouldn't be— speech. and just because i wouldn't be out- speech. and just because i wouldn't be out there personally preteenne— wouldn't be out there personally protesting new— wouldn't be out there personally protesting for the— wouldn't be out there personally protesting for the abolition of the protesting for the abolition of me menewenn— protesting for the abolition of the monarchy or— protesting for the abolition of the monarchy or just stop oil or ennnmne— the monarchy or just stop oil or ennnnme. nnewe— the monarchy or just stop oil or anything, there may well come a time— anything, there may well come a time m— anything, there may well come a time m mn— anything, there may well come a time m mn me— anything, there may well come a time in my life when i feel eeemem— time in my life when i feel adamant about— time in my life when i feel adamant about something, so eeemem— adamant about something, so adamant-that- adamant about something, so adamant-that i- adamant about something, so adamant that i want adamant about it, that i want to tene— adamant about it, that i want to nne-eweene— adamant about it, that i want to take streets protest take to the streets and protest enem— take to the streets and protest mem-emeen- take to the streets and protest about under these new about it. and under these new penne— about it. and under these new nnewe emen— about it. and under these new public order acts— about it. and under these new public order acts or the updated emen-n.— public order acts or the updated version-it, would— public order acts or the updated version it, would see me version of it, would that see me put— version of it, would that see me new m— version of it, would that see me new m e— version of it, would that see me pm m e emeen— version of it, would that see me put in a prison cell— version of it, would that see me put in a prison cell for 24

newee— put in a prison cell for 24 hours? whether that is maybe eememme— hours? whether that is maybe something people think something that people think enewwe— something that people think should happen— something that people think should happen anyway, i'm joined now should happen anyway, i'm joined new—nemenewl now by chris doorcase, barrister ene— now by chris doorcase, barrister end-meme— now by chris doorcase, barrister end-meme en- now by chris doorcase, barrister and justice on trial. and author, justice on trial. cnne— and author, justice on trial. cnne-wewt- and author, justice on trial.- chris,-very,-much chris, thank you very, very much . nem— chris, thank you very, very much . right-_the- chris, thank you very, very much . right.-the police- . right. how have the police ewewenennee— . right. how have the police overstepped mark? could . right. how have the police oversbeiped mark? could . right. how have the police oversbe sued mark? could . right. how have the police oversbe sued for mark? could . right. how have the police oversbe sued for this rk? could . right. how have the police oversbe sued for this ? could . right. how have the police oversbe sued for this ? t/winit t“ they be sued for this? yeah, mew— they be sued for this? yeah, the cen— they be sued for this? yeah, they nne— they be sued for this? yeah, they can. and they will be sued, i'm afraid . this legislation, as i'm afraid. this legislation, as you probably know , came into you probably know, came into force just four days before the coronation the police had no time to plan for it, no time to consider the balance between pubuc consider the balance between public safety , which really is public safety, which really is what all of these police actions should be about, rather than preventing protest and they had no time to balance all of that with the right of freedom of speech. that you've just described. incredibly described. it's incredibly worrying. i don't know if people are but this new are aware, but this new legislation that can are aware, but this new legsention that can are aware, but this new leg sent to that can are aware, but this new legsent to prison that can are aware, but this new legsent to prison forat can are aware, but this new legsent to prison for up can are aware, but this new legsent to prison for up to can are aware, but this new legsent to prison for up to ten| be sent to prison for up to ten years causing a public years for causing a public nuisance. now, that includes , nuisance. now, that includes, for example, blocking the highway. et cetera . or impeding highway. et cetera. or impeding rights or access of other rights of way or access of other people. now blocking the highway and impeding access , i would and impeding access, i would have thought, was one of the most one of most common and indeed one of the historically relevant

the most historically relevant form public protest. and now form of public protest. and now you go to prison in this you could go to prison in this country supposedly free country and this supposedly free country and this supposedly free country to ten years. and country for up to ten years. and this the power police this was the power the police were using just four days after it arrest it came into force to arrest people handing people for handing out rape alarms what the alarms in soho. well what the police are saying and no doubt will continue to say, is that they were leading on intelligence and acting on intelligence and acting on intelligence . and we are yet to intelligence. and we are yet to met— intelligence. and we are yet to see that intelligence,- g wi t and we are yet to see that intelligence, chris. so wnn— see that intelligence, chris. so wnn weeneen— see that intelligence, chris. so with respect, do— see that intelligence, chris. so with respect, do you need to be a with respect, do you need to be e mne— with respect, do you need to be e nnwe nn— with respect, do you need to be a little bit wary— with respect, do you need to be a little bit wary of— with respect, do you need to be a little bit wary of how ewenewn— a little bit wary of how strongly you're going against the strongly you're going against me newne— strongly you're going against the police because they could men— the police because they could drop - dossiers - the police because they could drop dossiers here and drop a load of dossiers here and a-whatsapp_ drop a load of dossiers here and a whatsapp messages a load of whatsapp messages from people—mew- people saying, look, we knew me— people saying, look, we knew me wee— people saying, look, we knew me going— people saying, look, we knew this was going to— people saying, look, we knew this was going to happen. and men—new- this was going to happen. and men—new mightl then with respect, you might week— then with respect, you might week-eww. — then with respect, you might look-silly. well,- then with respect, you might look silly. �*lin�*wiii look a bit silly. well, i'm perfectly willing the perfectly willing to take the risk westminster batus rape risk when westminster batus rape awareness campaigners and representatives . oh well , we've representatives. oh well, we've lost chris there. we've managed to bring— lost chris there. we've managed to bring up— lost chris there. we've managed to bring up laurence— it“wi”wi we've managed to bring up laurence gerlis. i'm nonme— to bring up laurence gerlis. i'm hoping men— to bring up laurence gerlis. i'm hoping men we— to bring up laurence gerlis. i'm hoping that we can go back to cnne— hoping that we can go back to mm newe— hoping that we can go back to chris doyle. in— hoping that we can go back to chris doyle. in case you're wondering— chris doyle. in case you're wondering-that- chris doyle. in case you're- wondering-that-was. wondering who that chap was. nee— wondering who that chap was. nee-eeme.- wondering who that chap was.| he's-gerlis.-very he's laurence gerlis. and very enenw— he's laurence gerlis. and very enemy—te- he's laurence gerlis. and very enemy—re ne- he's laurence gerlis. and very shortly to be joining shortly he's going to be joining mele— shortly he's going to be joining mele ener— shortly he's going to be joining me.a chat about— shortly he's going to be joining me a chat about whether or me for a chat about whether or net— me for a chat about whether or not me— me for a chat about whether or not me me— me for a chat about whether or not the new-phone- me for a chat about whether ori not the new-phone-is not the new gp phone system is going—back]

going to work. chris he's back. we going to work. chris he's back. we wenweeee— going to work. chris he's back. we replaced you— going to work. chris he's back. we replaced you there with a decree— we replaced you there with a donor new— we replaced you there with a donor for e— we replaced you there with a doctor for a second. chris. cnne— chris carry on. so you were eenme— chris carry on. so you were eenme met— chris carry on. so you were saying that your- chris carry on. so you were saying that your you do, you neeleeww— saying that your you do, you basically don't— saying that your you do, you basically don't think the police saying that your you do, you basic acting n't think the police saying that your you do, you basic acting n't intelligence?ice saying that your you do, you basicacting n't intelligence? is were acting on intelligence? is men— were acting on intelligence? is met neme— were acting on intelligence? is men nenw w-m— were acting on intelligence? is that right? i'm not i don't know wnet— that right? i'm not i don't know we me— that right? i'm not i don't know what the police— that right? i'm not i don't know what the police were acting or that right? i'm not i don't know whéactinglolice were acting or that right? i'm not i don't know whéacting on. e were acting or that right? i'm not i don't know whéacting on. were acting or that right? i'm not i don't know whéacting on. pie acting or that right? i'm not i don't know whéacting on. acting or that right? i'm not i don't know whéacting on. g or that right? i'm not i don't know whéacting on. t:»r not acting on. all i know is that if arrest people for that if you arrest people for handing out alarms when that if you arrest people for handare out alarms when that if you arrest people for handare int alarms when that if you arrest people for handare in soho alarms when that if you arrest people for handare in soho andrms when that if you arrest people for handare in soho and peoplezn that if you arrest people for handare in soho and people are they are in soho and people are at at night and there at it's late at night and there is to the public and we is the risk to the public and we know that police officers have been responsible countless been responsible for countless rapes murders in rapes and indeed murders in recent it's hardly a good recent years. it's hardly a good look the metropolitan police look for the metropolitan police to on on to be clamping down on on women's safety campaigners. is there not a precedent that was set there not a precedent that was een largely— there not a precedent that was een largely nn— there not a precedent that was set largely by football neewleene— set largely by football hooligans ?- set largely by football hooligans ? so back in the day hooligans? so back in the day wnen— hooligans? so back in the day when football— hooligans? so back in the day when football hooliganism was a lot when football hooliganism was a wet mee— when football hooliganism was a lot more prevalent,— when football hooliganism was a lot more prevalent, the police wowe— lot more prevalent, the police wound-eoee— lot more prevalent, the police would-good idea- lot more prevalent, the police would good idea of who would have a good idea of who was travelling,— would have a good idea of who was travelling, where what was travelling, where to what eee— was travelling, where to what eemee—eenl games, and they could act. ewe—ememe— games, and they could act. pre—emptive albie is not pre—emptive albie is that not eememme— pre—emptive albie is that not something similar? that's nenpenee— something similar? that's happened here? �*lin�*wiii i t“ happened here? well, listen, as i say , and you rightly pointed i say, and you rightly pointed out, we're not we don't have access to the police's intelligence. but what i can say from what i've seen in the number of that i've seen number of arrests that i've seen in connection with this and in the police's own explanation

just water. they're just doesn't hold water. they're concerned might concerned that someone might have alarm to have used a rape alarm to disrupt the coronation. what? disrupt the coronation. so what? so what if they used the rape alarm to disrupt the coronation they're not a they're entitled to? it's not a coronation that's somehow sacrosanct in law and protected from privilege. it's a matter of choice a coronation at choice to have a coronation at vast and those vast public expense. and those who wish to make clear that they disagree with it and are against it were entitled to make their point they point by whatever means they needed. as they didn't needed. so long as they didn't affect public safety. they affect public safety. and they didn't. do you do you think that the didn't. do you do you think that me n— didn't. do you do you think that me if new— didn't. do you do you think that me if new tene— didn't. do you do you think that the if you take the— wi wit“ . do you do you think that the if you take the view that you— the if you take the view that new-wnen— the if you take the view that you .which ican- the if you take the view that you which can completely you do, which i can completely wneewenene— you do, which i can completely wneewenene .— you do, which i can completely understand , which is that if understand, which is that if mie— understand, which is that if he le— understand, which is that if he le just— understand, which is that if this is just a— understand, which is that if this is just a precedent for even— this is just a precedent for every single— this is just a precedent for every single something every single time something elmwew— every single time something elmwn — every single time something elmwn le— every single time something similit is very— every single time something similit is very worrying. every single time something similit is very worrying . but do then it is very worrying. but do you— then it is very worrying. but do new mink— then it is very worrying. but do new mink m— then it is very worrying. but do you think in isolation , though, you think in isolation, though, cnne— you think in isolation, though, chris,-members- you think in isolation, though, chris, members of the chris, a lot of members of the penne— chris, a lot of members of the nnewe-en— chris, a lot of members of the public-at this- chris, a lot of members of the public-at this and. chris, a lot of members of the public at this and go, public will look at this and go, w-m — public will look at this and go, w-m .ewee— public will look at this and go, w-m-ewee men— public will look at this and go, i'm .glad that the - i'm very glad that the coronation— i'm very glad that the- coronation-disrupted . i coronation wasn't disrupted. i eem-t— coronation wasn't disrupted. i dent—nne- coronation wasn't disrupted. i don't—like the. don't particularly like the uncooperative— don't particularly like the uncooperative who've uncooperative crusties who've ween— uncooperative crusties who've been—newnwei uncooperative crusties who've. been—newnwe en been causing a lot of trouble on our- however long. i our streets for however long. and— our streets for however long. nne-enme— our streets for however long. and-quite glad- our streets for however long. and quite glad that the and i am quite glad that the newne— and i am quite glad that the pence just— and i am quite glad that the police just cracked down so we are police just cracked down so we ewe-newne— police just cracked down so we are-having this— police just cracked down so we are having this conversation police just cracked down so we areopposedfing this conversation police just cracked down so we areopposedfinlathis conversation police just cracked down so we areopposedfinla conversation:ion as opposed to a conversation enem— as opposed to a conversation about someone— as opposed to a conversation about someone lobbing themselves as opposed to a conversation abfrontomeone lobbing themselves as opposed to a conversation abfront of eone lobbing themselves as opposed to a conversation abfront of thee lobbing themselves as opposed to a conversation abfront of the king'sng themselves

as opposed to a conversation abfront of the king's carriage;elves in front of the king's carriage ene— in front of the king's carriage ene eem— in front of the king's carriage ene new— in front of the king's carriage and can you understand the penne— and can you understand the nnewe—men and can you understand the. nnewe—men e and can you understand the- nwnne—men e w public attitude towards that? i can understand _ public attitude towards that? i can understand the— public attitude towards that? can understand the public attitude, and i understand that attitude, and i understand that a significant proportion of the population , probably a majority population, probably a majority of older people , but a minority of older people, but a minority of older people, but a minority of younger people are really interested this event. and interested in this event. and think it's very important. but equally, because majority equally, just because a majority of the public, whatever is, of the public, whatever it is, think something should be think that something should be protected protest. doesn't protected from protest. doesn't mean it should because the mean that it should because the right isn't about right to protest isn't about majority opinion. it's about minority opinion and the rights of minorities to protest against things fundamentally and things they fundamentally and strongly disagree with. like the suffragettes . and nowadays you suffragettes. and nowadays you can to prison for up to can be sent to prison for up to six for chaining yourself six months for chaining yourself to railing. would have to a railing. what would have happened women's right to happened to the women's right to vote was the vote if that was the case? hundred ago? yeah, i do hundred years ago? yeah, i do get and hundred years ago? yeah, i do get-enelmmn— hundred years ago? yeah, i do get-andlthink maybe- i. “wi ”wiwi qce�*e 37 yeah, i do get and think maybe the get that and i think maybe the meme— get that and i think maybe the eewnnewln— get that and i think maybe the counter-it would— get that and i think maybe the counter it would be the counter to it would be the emwnt— counter to it would be the emewnt et— counter to it would be the amount of money potentially that eeme-met— amount of money potentially that eeme-twet-on- some of the just stop oil weteetewe— some of the just stop oil protesters extinction protesters or extinction rebellion _ rebellion have been costing us by rebellion have been costing us tw—eenttet- rebellion have been costing us tw—eenttet ettwi by locking down a capital city. newne— by locking down a capital city. nnewe-e— by locking down a capital city. maybe a financial maybe there's a financial etement— maybe there's a financial element to— maybe there's a financial element to that maybe there's a financial- element to that-that element to that because that eetwetw— actually in isolation, if i said to actually in isolation, if i said te—teeteteni actually in isolation, if i saidi to_isolation , to you just in total isolation, tnen— to you just in total isolation, tnen tm— to you just in total isolation, tnen tm-te— to you just in total isolation, tnen tm-te 90- to you just in total isolation, then i'm to go into that then i'm going to go into that twttttne—

then i'm going to go into thati twtttme—te building now and i'm going to tene— building now and i'm going to tete neo— building now and i'm going to take £30 million— building now and i'm going to take £30 million out of it, tnete— take £30 million out of it, tnet-e e— take £30 million out of it, that's a massive isn't take £30 million out of it, thain a massive isn't take £30 million out of it, thain a way;sive isn't take £30 million out of it, thain a way ,ive isn't take £30 million out of it, thain a way , they're isn't take £30 million out of it, thain a way , they're kind i't take £30 million out of it, thain a way , they're kind of it? in a way, they're kind of eeme— it? in a way, they're kind of eeme tnet— it? in a way, they're kind of doing we ww— it? in a way, they're kind of doing that by glueing themselves to etwtt— doing that by glueing themselves to etwtt tn— doing that by glueing themselves to stuff in-middle_ doing that by glueing themselves to stuff in middle of to stuff in the middle of wenten— to stuff in the middle of london,-they?- to stuff in the middle of london, they? lwwitw to stuff in the middle of- london,-they? no. well, london, aren't they? no. well, i tteeetee— london, aren't they? no. well, i disagree you're disagree completely. and you're taking entirely out of taking it entirely out of context. the fact that we are as a species, completely a as a species, completely destroying our planet and poisoning the lungs of young children in london who are having to suck in diesel day in day their way school. day out on their way to school. if it takes bit of a shaking if it takes a bit of a shaking up society to make some of up of society to make some of these to and stop these points to and stop us damaging destroying damaging and destroying our planet and the health young planet and the health of young people, advocating there people, are you advocating there as is this is worth it? as a this is this is worth it? yeah. but then this is where i tntnt— yeah. but then this is where i think there's— yeah. but then this is where i think there's a— yeah. but then this is where i think there's a slight discrepancy, though, chris, ten-t— discrepancy, though, chris, tent—were- discrepancy, though, chris,- isn't_we're talking discrepancy, though, chris, isn't the we're talking discrepancy, though, chris, isn't the rule we're talking discrepancy, though, chris, isn't the rule ofive're talking discrepancy, though, chris, isn't the rule of law; talking discrepancy, though, chris, isn't the rule of law beingig about the rule of law being a bit about the rule of law being a tit-neeww— about the rule of law being a bit heavily handed or bit too heavily handed or eetwetw— bit too heavily handed or actually-not- bit too heavily handed or actually not really actually actually not really properly_ actually actually not really. property—notice properly applied by the police tene— properly applied by the police tome—men- properly applied by the police force—then you- properly applied by the police force then you also force there? but then you also appear— force there? but then you also appear advocating appear to be advocating a meeting— appear to be advocating a tweetme et— appear to be advocating a breaking of law in some breaking of the law in some circumstances. _ breaking of the law in some circumstances. no, i'm not advocating the advocating a breaking of the law. saying should law. i'm saying it should be a fundamental use fundamental right to use reasonable means lying down in front of traffic, for example. it's not a violent act. it's a disruptive act. it's irritating.

it's inconvenient . but disruptive act. it's irritating. it's inconvenient. but i think it should be protected as a right by law because protests without we see it time and again .look without we see it time and again . look what happens whenever we see coverage of events in russia or other countries where public protest is squashed by the police. what's the difference now between the protesters in russia? you would have had the same law in saint same against the law in saint petersburg protesters petersburg and the protesters here what's the here in london. what's the difference there? would have difference there? you would have you take you would presumably take exactly the same response if it was protests. was anti—lockdown protests. would of would . would you? of course i would. ateetwtew. — would you? of course i would. ateetwtew. w— would you? of course i would. absolutely. i think— would you? of course i would. absolutely. i think protest is absolutely to be permitted. and in fact , i was against lockdown in fact, i was against lockdown as well. but that doesn't mean that i would necessarily be choose protest. but others choose to protest. but others can choose to protest and they should do. chris, thank you. atwewe— should do. chris, thank you. awwene good-— should do. chris, thank you. always good. chris- i wiwiw chris, thank you. always good. chris dodi, kc nemetew— barrister and author of justice on barrister and author of justice en..— barrister and author of justice en- went— barrister and author of justice en- went-me- on trial. right now, the government— on trial. right now, the government plans on trial. right now, the goend ment plans on trial. right now, the goend what plans on trial. right now, the goend what it plans on trial. right now, the goend what it calls plans on trial. right now, the goend what it calls the plans on trial. right now, the goend what it calls the 8 plans on trial. right now, the goend what it calls the 8 am. ns to end what it calls the 8 am. eewemtte— to end what it calls the 8 am. eewemtte ten— to end what it calls the 8 am. scramble for appointments as scramble for gp appointments as it scramble for gp appointments as t nwemteee— scramble for gp appointments as it promises £240— scramble for gp appointments as it promises £240 million of funding— it promises £240 million of funding te— it promises £240 million of funding to overhaul primary tne— funding to overhaul primary care. the proposals include the tntwetwetten— care. the proposals include the introduction of— care. the proposals include the introduction of new online booking— introduction of new online booking tools— introduction of new online booking tools and the training of booking tools and the training et esoo—

booking tools and the training of 6500 receptionists. joining me— of 6500 receptionists. joining me te on — of 6500 receptionists. joining me now is dr. lawrence girls, wne— me now is dr. lawrence girls, wne te— me now is dr. lawrence girls, wne te tnteet— me now is dr. lawrence girls, who is indeed a— me now is dr. lawrence girls, who is indeed a medical professional. _ who is indeed a medical professional. now we've got a utte— professional. now we've got a ttttte eneet— professional. now we've got a little sneak peek— professional. now we've got a little sneak peek at doctor lawrence earlier on, which is met— lawrence earlier on, which is wet ee— lawrence earlier on, which is wet ee wett. — lawrence earlier on, which is just as well. you— lawrence earlier on, which is just as well. you weren't doing enntntne— just as well. you weren't doing. anything—actually. anything embarrassing, actually. onen— anything embarrassing, actually. onewlnew— anything embarrassing, actually. etew. lnew ee— anything embarrassing, actually. okay- lnew ee t— anything embarrassing, actually. okay. now as it currently okay. so now as it currently newnene—tnetl okay. so now as it currently. happens,_that you happens, people say that you enewtt— happens, people say that you enewtt nwt— happens, people say that you enewtt nwt e— happens, people say that you should put a gp's receptionist in should put a gp's receptionist tn-et— should put a gp's receptionist tn-et tne— should put a gp's receptionist in-of the channel- should put a gp's receptionist in of the channel because in charge of the channel because tnew—emett- in charge of the channel because they through. small in charge of the channel because they through. but small in charge of the channel because they through. but is small in charge of the channel because they through. but is thisall in charge of the channel because they through. but is this going boats through. but is this going to boats through. but is this going te-tte— boats through. but is this going te-tte we— boats through. but is this going to-it? is this— boats through. but is this going to it? is this going to to change it? is this going to enenee— to change it? is this going to enenee tne— to change it? is this going to change the situation people change the situation for people now: — change the situation for people now, patients who are desperately- now, patients who are. desperately- get now, patients who are- desperately-get an desperately trying to get an ennemtment— desperately trying to get an appointment ?_ desperately trying to get an appointment ? this to appointment? is this going to mete— appointment? is this going to mete tne— appointment? is this going to make the-better- appointment? is this going to make the better for them? appointment? is this going to make phone better for them? appointment? is this going to make phone systems, :er for them? appointment? is this going to make phone systems, callbackem? more phone systems, callback enttene— more phone systems, callback enttenee — more phone systems, callback options ? well,— more phone systems, callback options ? well, i— more phone systems, callback options ? �*litw�*wiii “

is you'll just know what number you are the queue. it's not you are in the queue. it's not going— you are in the queue. it's not going-vou— you are in the queue. it's not going-you-epsi you are in the queue. it's not. going-you-gps. it's going to give you more gps. it's not-to— going to give you more gps. it's not-to give— going to give you more gps. it's not-to give-more- not going to give you more receptionists— not going to give you more receptionists .— not going to give you more receptionists . but look, it's receptionists. but look, it's a in the— receptionists. but look, it's a move in the direction . at move in the right direction. at least— move in the right direction. at least acknowledgement least it's an acknowledgement that— least it's an acknowledgement that there— least it's an acknowledgement that there he— least it's an acknowledgement that there is an— least it's an acknowledgement that there is an issue here. htvthg— that there is an issue here. htvthg sett— that there is an issue here. having said that,— that there is an issue here. having said that, the- that there is an issue here. having said that, the overall problem is that there's far too much demand and not enough gps. and i don't think this does ehythhg— and i don't think this does ehythhg te— and i don't think this does anything to address either of these. — anything to address either of these. het— anything to address either of those. and both— anything to address either of those. and both of- anything to address either of those. ' t: : anything to address either of those. t: : those. and both of them need to be addressed. we to address be addressed. we need to address demand. good saying demand. it's no good saying let's doctors. let's train more doctors. we need address this demand, need to address this demand, some of it inappropri ate and the expectations of patients . the expectations of patients. yes, yes. but this sensors now, i believe around retraining 6500 receptionists, which means that at the individual who originally just got a job as a receptionist at a gp surgery is potentially going to have to be making life and death decisions, are they not, because someone rings up and they're going to have to say, you either ring one, say, you either ring i—i one, you to your pharmacy, you you go to your pharmacy, you come you ring do come in, or you ring 999. do they for that? well, they sign up for that? well, they sign up for that? well, they should. they- they sign up for that? well,j they should. they-be they should. they should be tethe— they should. they should be tethg—oh- doing that anyway. our receptionists- doing that anyway. our- receptionists-you've doing that anyway. our- recetoionists-you've doing that anyway. our- receto it's;ts-you've doing that anyway. our- receto it's not-you've doing that anyway. our- receto it's not that-you've doing that anyway. our- receto it's not that difficult ve doing that anyway. our- receto it's not that difficult .e got to it's not that difficult. you have protocols. you have simple protocols.

having said laughably, having said that, laughably, i've seen some woman on social media saying, i don't want to explain to a receptionist what's going for heaven's going on. well, for heaven's sake, a new world. you sake, this is a new world. you can't expect sit sake, this is a new world. you can't expect-sit down- sake, this is a new world. you can't expect-sit down in- can't expect to sit down in tent— can't expect to sit down in tent et— can't expect to sit down in tent et e— can't expect to sit down in front of a doctor- can't expect to sit down in front of a doctor without the teeter— front of a doctor without the doctor having _ front of a doctor without the doctor having idea what the doctor having any idea what the reason for that— doctor having any idea what the reason for that consultation is . tt-s— reason for that consultation is . tt-s teste— reason for that consultation is . it's basic stuff— reason for that consultation is . it's basic stuff .- reason for that consultation is . it's basic stuff . of- reason for that consultation is . it's basic stuff. of course, reception should be able to do that. they know the difference between— that. they know the difference between .— that. they know the difference between i want— that. they know the difference between i want a— they know the difference between i want a repeat hteeehptteh— between i want a repeat prescription and i've got etuehhe— prescription and i've got crushing chest pain. i mean, he— crushing chest pain. i mean, he not— crushing chest pain. i mean, he hot that— crushing chest pain. i mean, it's not that it's not rocket science. and of course receptionists can do that, should do that. we've got to triage patients. patrick i've, i've seen a patient recently who had the unfortunate symptoms of cancer two weeks before christmas . cancer two weeks before christmas. he couldn't cancer two weeks before christmas . he couldn't get cancer two weeks before christmas. he couldn't get an appointment with his gp because if you remember , two weeks if you remember, two weeks before christmas we were overloaded with strep coughs and colds and all of those people were blocking him. this poor man getting a gp appointment. in the end he had to pay me to see a private doctor to diagnose his cancer and then try and get him

back into the system and all in all, you know, he's had a delay of his diagnosis. if we can't triage properly and put people like that ahead of the cost coughs and colds, then the system is failing. we've got to do this properly . all right. do this properly. all right. look, doctor— ctr» all right. look, doctor lawrence, thank you very— look, doctor lawrence, thank you very ,— look, doctor lawrence, thank you yery , very— look, doctor lawrence, thank you very , very much.— look, doctor lawrence, thank you very , very much. sorry it was very, very much. sorry it was short— very, very much. sorry it was short ent— very, very much. sorry it was short and sweet,— very, very much. sorry it was short and sweet, but as dr. lawrence gerlis— short and sweet, but as dr. lawrence gerlis there, who's rhet— lawrence gerlis there, who's tret reeethe— lawrence gerlis there, who's just reacting to— lawrence gerlis there, who's just reacting to the government's to government's new plan to hepetrtty— government's new plan to. hehetrtty—ter government's new plan to- hopefully_for you hopefully make it easier for you to hopefully make it easier for you tele— hopefully make it easier for you te-e ere— hopefully make it easier for you to a gp's appointment. so to get a gp's appointment. so heteet— to get a gp's appointment. so heteet-uh- to get a gp's appointment. so heteet-uh et- to get a gp's appointment. so instead up at 8:00 instead of ringing up at 8:00 in the-ehehthe- instead of ringing up at 8:00 in the-spending.hour| the morning, spending an hour on hott— the morning, spending an hour on hett—thet- the morning, spending an hour on hold _that you're. hold and being told that you're teth— hold and being told that you're seth-eueue— hold and being told that you're 50th-queuelnot- hold and being told that you're 50th queue not getting 50th in the queue or not getting a 50th in the queue or not getting ._.u,_ 50th in the queue or not getting ._.u, hov- a call back at all, now eupheeetty— a call back at all, now supposedly you will get a call teet— supposedly you will get a call heet ee— supposedly you will get a call back as quickly— supposedly you will get a call back as quickly as possible and you—get- back as quickly as possible and yer—get eh- you will be able to get an ephehtrheht. — you will be able to get an appointment. but i will believe it appointment. but i will believe tt—tt.— appointment. but i will believe tt—tt. vet-re- it when i see it. you're vetehhe— it when i see it. you're watching patrick christys right here— watching patrick christys right here eh— watching patrick christys right here en et— watching patrick christys right here on gb news. not go here on gb news. do not go anywhere— here on gb news. do not goi anywhere—get here on gb news. do not go- anywhere_got some anywhere because i have got some ttvety— anywhere because i have got some they—yer.— anywhere because i have got some ttvety—yeu. vvheh-

listening. gb news gb views tethe— listening. gb news gb views tette .— listening. gb news gb views tette . — listening. gb news gb views tette . okay.— listening. gb news gb views radio. [iv/q md radio. okay. right. so have the conservative party lost the working class ? there's been

working class? there's been a big theme of this show today , big theme of this show today, and i want to know what you think, but i also crucially want to know what very own darren to know what our very own darren grimes gb presenter grimes thinks. gb news presenter of little of saturday five cheeky little plug. darren have the plug. there darren have the conservative lost the conservative party lost the working class ? i mean, look, working class? i mean, look, tether,— working class? i mean, look, retrteh rte— g f“ i mean, look, patrick, it's completely undeniable— patrick, it's completely undeniable that in brexit backing— undeniable that in brexit backing areas— undeniable that in brexit backing areas of, you undeniable that in brexit backing areas of , you know, the backing areas of, you know, the three— backing areas of, you know, the tttee et— backing areas of, you know, the likes of dover,— backing areas of, you know, the likes of dover, blackpool , likes of dover, blackpool, hetvey— likes of dover, blackpool, medway, erewash and stoke, y-ve— medway, erewash and stoke, you've seen labour do quite vett— you've seen labour do quite well. undeniable it has done vett— well. undeniable it has done wet the— well. undeniable it has done well. and that's— well. undeniable it has done well. and that's in the backdrop , et— well. and that's in the backdrop , of course patrick— well. and that's in the backdrop , of course patrick of their worst— , of course patrick of their worst general— , of course patrick of their worst general election results the— worst general election results since the 1930.— worst general election results since the 1930. so it's no small teat.— since the 1930. so it's no small teet. they— since the 1930. so it's no small feat. they should— since the 1930. so it's no small feat. they should be proud as hunch.— feat. they should be proud as prheh. hut— feat. they should be proud as punch. but let's— feat. they should be proud as punch. but let's not forget, tether,— punch. but let's not forget, patrick, that— punch. but let's not forget, patrick, that a— punch. but let's not forget, patrick, that a general election is patrick, that a general election te r— patrick, that a general election he a tetetty— patrick, that a general election is a totally different beast, rtehte— is a totally different beast, rtghte vvheh— is a totally different beast, right? when you're talking not about— right? when you're talking not about potholes— right? when you're talking not about potholes and public eervteee— about potholes and public services, but— about potholes and public services, but you're talking heteet— services, but you're talking instead about— services, but you're talking instead about who's in number 10. instead about who's in number to. the— instead about who's in number 10. and fundamentally , don't 10. and fundamentally, don't retent— 10. and fundamentally, don't reckon voters— 10. and fundamentally, don't reckon voters up— 10. and fundamentally, don't reckon voters up here and in ether— reckon voters up here and in other parte— reckon voters up here and in other parts et— reckon voters up here and in other parts of the country , the other parts of the country, the ee—eettet — other parts of the country, the so—called red— other parts of the country, the so—called red wall, like etthhery— so—called red wall, like slippery starmer. casey. right. he slippery starmer. casey. right. he spent— slippery starmer. casey. right.

he spent years— slippery starmer. casey. right. he spent years telling me, rather,— he spent years telling me, patrick, that _ he spent years telling me, patrick, that boris johnson was a her.— patrick, that boris johnson was e that vett— patrick, that boris johnson was a liar. well, i'll— patrick, that boris johnson was a liar. well, i'll tell you what,— a liar. well, i'll tell you what, str— a liar. well, i'll tell you what, sir keir- a liar. well, i'll tell you what, sir keir starmer is lucky that— what, sir keir starmer is lucky that he— what, sir keir starmer is lucky that his nose— what, sir keir starmer is lucky that his nose doesn't grow each the— that his nose doesn't grow each the he— that his nose doesn't grow each the he hee— that his nose doesn't grow each time he lies, or— that his nose doesn't grow each time he lies, or he'd be in the euthheee— time he lies, or he'd be in the guinness world— time he lies, or he'd be in the guinness world book of records by hov— guinness world book of records by .— guinness world book of records by . se— guinness world book of records by now . so whilst— guinness world book of records by now . so whilst it's by now. so whilst it's undeniable- by now. so whilst it's undeniable ,- by now. so whilst it's undeniable , as i say, that sunak undeniable, as i say, that sunak hee— undeniable, as i say, that sunak hee tene— undeniable, as i say, that sunak has done hat,— undeniable, as i say, that sunak has done bad, he's— undeniable, as i say, that sunak has done bad, he's no longer thhy— has done bad, he's no longer ttehy. tteht— has done bad, he's no longer dishy. rishi and— has done bad, he's no longer dishy. rishi and he's more eheeteret.— dishy. rishi and he's more snookered. sunak i don't deny that— snookered. sunak i don't deny that ter— snookered. sunak i don't deny that tr e— snookered. sunak i don't deny that for a second,— snookered. sunak i don't deny that for a second, but i've got a het— that for a second, but i've got a ttet here,— that for a second, but i've got a list here, patrick— that for a second, but i've got a list here, patrick of pledges thet— a list here, patrick of pledges thet str— a list here, patrick of pledges that sir keir— a list here, patrick of pledges that sir keir starmer has made rteht— that sir keir starmer has made rteht ent— that sir keir starmer has made right and rolled— that sir keir starmer has made right and rolled back on. he tott— right and rolled back on. he tett her— right and rolled back on. he told her that— right and rolled back on. he told her that as— right and rolled back on. he told her that as a matter of prhethte— told her that as a matter of prhetpte gees— told her that as a matter of principle goes into what you've rhet— principle goes into what you've just been— principle goes into what you've just been talking— principle goes into what you've just been talking to dr. gerlis eheut— just been talking to dr. gerlis about earlier.— just been talking to dr. gerlis about earlier. he— just been talking to dr. gerlis about earlier. he told us that as about earlier. he told us that re a rrhetpte— about earlier. he told us that as a principle, you shouldn't hete— as a principle, you shouldn't mete hehey— as a principle, you shouldn't make money from ill health. now he reeehet— make money from ill health. now he reckons that— make money from ill health. now he reckons that private involvement- he reckons that private involvement in the nhs is a good thhe. — involvement in the nhs is a good thhe. he— involvement in the nhs is a good thhg. he eart— involvement in the nhs is a good thing. he said he— involvement in the nhs is a good thing. he said he would scrap urtvereet— thing. he said he would scrap universal tuition _ thing. he said he would scrap universal tuition fees. that's reputat— universal tuition fees. that's pepttervtth— universal tuition fees. that's popular with the corbynistas of the wm, — popular with the corbynistas of the wu, et— popular with the corbynistas of the world, of course. now he's eeyhe— the world, of course. now he's eeyhg n0,— the world, of course. now he's eeyhg he, ve— the world, of course. now he's saying no, we can't do that . it saying no, we can't do that. it verte— saying no, we can't do that. it veutt he— saying no, we can't do that. it would be insanely— saying no, we can't do that. it would be insanely expensive . he would be insanely expensive. he eart— would be insanely expensive. he eett he— would be insanely expensive. he eett he teueht— would be insanely expensive. he said he fought against hs2. now he eeye— said he fought against hs2. now he eye the— said he fought against hs2. now he says the labour— said he fought against hs2. now he says the labour party is all for he says the labour party is all ter rt.— he says the labour party is all ter tt. htveye— he says the labour party is all for it. always has— he says the labour party is all for it. always has been. and he

eart— for it. always has been. and he eett he— for it. always has been. and he said he would— for it. always has been. and he said he would bring in the same eett— said he would bring in the same eett rt— said he would bring in the same eett tt trehe— said he would bring in the same self id trans radicalism as theta— self id trans radicalism as nicola sturgeon did in scotland . tet-e— nicola sturgeon did in scotland . let's remind— nicola sturgeon did in scotland . let's remind viewers that verte— . let's remind viewers that veutt have— . let's remind viewers that would have brought in a double rehtet— would have brought in a double rehtet h— would have brought in a double rehtet th e— would have brought in a double rapist in a free— would have brought in a double rapist in a free male prison. it the— rapist in a free male prison. it ttt hrhg— rapist in a free male prison. it ttt hrhg h— rapist in a free male prison. it ttt hrhg th e— rapist in a free male prison. it did bring in a double rapist hte— did bring in a double rapist hte e— did bring in a double rapist into a female— did bring in a double rapist into a female prison. now he eeye— into a female prison. now he eeye he— into a female prison. now he says he wouldn't— into a female prison. now he says he wouldn't bring in those preteee— says he wouldn't bring in those ptetgee ent— says he wouldn't bring in those ptetgee and et— says he wouldn't bring in those pledges and of course, then the utttrhete— pledges and of course, then the ultimate thing— pledges and of course, then the ultimate thing for— pledges and of course, then the ultimate thing for me, brexit. tteht. — ultimate thing for me, brexit. tteht. he— ultimate thing for me, brexit. rttght. he eett— ultimate thing for me, brexit. right. he said that actually he verte— right. he said that actually he veutt he— right. he said that actually he veutt he the— right. he said that actually he would be the architect of retort-e— would be the architect of labour's second referendum eehhetgh— labour's second referendum eehpetgh .— labour's second referendum eehpetgh . ahe— labour's second referendum campaign . and now the lib dems campaign. and now the lib dems are campaign. and now the lib dems epherehtty— campaign. and now the lib dems are apparently saying that as erppert— are apparently saying that as euphert ter— are apparently saying that as euphert ter the— are apparently saying that as support for the labour party in any— support for the labour party in thy hung— support for the labour party in any hung parliament, they would hete— any hung parliament, they would mete rt— any hung parliament, they would mete tt e— any hung parliament, they would make it a prerequisite. patrick thet— make it a prerequisite. patrick that we— make it a prerequisite. patrick that we reopen— make it a prerequisite. patrick that we reopen the brexit talks. so that we reopen the brexit talks. se vhtte — that we reopen the brexit talks. so while sunak— that we reopen the brexit talks. so while sunak isn't great, you cannot— so while sunak isn't great, you cannot treet— so while sunak isn't great, you cannot trust a _ so while sunak isn't great, you cannot trust a single word that comes out a slippery starmer's mouth— comes out a slippery starmer's herth rtehte— comes out a slippery starmer's mouth, right? he— comes out a slippery starmer's mouth, right? he is a total liar ent— mouth, right? he is a total liar and r— mouth, right? he is a total liar and r thew— mouth, right? he is a total liar and i know that's— mouth, right? he is a total liar and i know that's a strong word , hut— and i know that's a strong word , hut he— and i know that's a strong word , hut he te— and i know that's a strong word , but he is. and— and i know that's a strong word , but he is. and i— and i know that's a strong word , but he is. and i don't think vtere— , but he is. and i don't think vtere uh— , but he is. and i don't think voters up here— , but he is. and i don't think voters up here will trust the here— voters up here will trust the htete ee— voters up here will trust the bloke as far— voters up here will trust the bloke as far as— voters up here will trust the bloke as far as they can throw hth— bloke as far as they can throw htrh . — bloke as far as they can throw htrh . darren— bloke as far as they can throw him . darren i— bloke as far as they can throw him . darren i mean,- bloke as far as they can throw him . l�*h?”r:i;" " c him. darren i mean, it's incredibly strong stuff and thank you very, very much. i

know you've been waiting around for a little while but my for a little while there, but my interview the top show interview at the top of the show ran way over. so i appreciate we're going to have to throw it to the but darren grimes, to the news. but darren grimes, make to make sure you tune in to the saturday five every single saturday, p.m. saturday, eight till 9 pm. right here on news for a bit right here on gb news for a bit more that starmer will more of that keir starmer will no doubt deny that he is a liar. one thing i will just say very quickly iain duncan quickly is that iain duncan smith has written today saying unless the conservatives actually unless the conservatives actual crisis unless the conservatives actua|crisis and stop taxing boats crisis and stop taxing businesses they businesses to high heaven, they will next general will not win the next general election is a issue election and that is a big issue for class, is for the working class, which is why asking whether or not why i was asking whether or not they've class. they've lost the working class. anyway, quite enough from me for the polly the time being. polly middlehurst right middlehurst is here right now with the. news patrick, thank yer.— with the. news patrick, thank you. headlines— with the. news patrick, thank you. headlines at— with the. news patrick, thank you. headlines at half- \ patrick, thank you. headlines at half past the rrhee— you. headlines at half past the rrhee ent— you. headlines at half past the prince and princess of wales and ther— prince and princess of wales and thetr three— prince and princess of wales and their three children— prince and princess of wales and their three children have joined httttehe— their three children have joined httttehe et— their three children have joined millions of volunteers today for the that— millions of volunteers today for the that day— millions of volunteers today for the final day of— millions of volunteers today for the final day of coronation celebrations.— the final day of coronation celebrations. the king's grandchildren were renovating a eeeat— grandchildren were renovating a eeeat hat— grandchildren were renovating a eeeat hat h— grandchildren were renovating a scout hut in berkshire for the big help— scout hut in berkshire for the big here eat— scout hut in berkshire for the big help out today. and after a tatt— big help out today. and after a tath tay— big help out today. and after a tath day at— big help out today. and after a full day of activities, they thet— full day of activities, they tried their— full day of activities, they tried their hand at archery as

vett— tried their hand at archery as vehh. the— tried their hand at archery as well. the prime— tried their hand at archery as well. the prime minister, who's been— well. the prime minister, who's been preparhhg— well. the prime minister, who's been preparing food at a village hatt— been preparing food at a village hath h— been preparing food at a village hall in hertfordshire , has hall in hertfordshire, has praheet— hall in hertfordshire, has araheet the— hall in hertfordshire, has praised the weekend's celebrations- praised the weekend's celebrations and efforts , as celebrations and efforts, as vett— celebrations and efforts, as veht ae— celebrations and efforts, as well as taking— celebrations and efforts, as well as taking time to talk to the— well as taking time to talk to the every— well as taking time to talk to the elderly and— well as taking time to talk to the elderly and its community ehhrht— the elderly and its community ehhrht thre— the elderly and its community spirit like this— the elderly and its community spirit like this that binds our country— spirit like this that binds our country together. c rt. country together. it's fantastic to te— country together. it's fantastic to be a part of it here today and help out myself. aslef now on the weekend, i think no other country in the world could put on such spectacle . on such a dazzling spectacle. and it was a proud expression of our history, our culture, our traditions , but also traditions, but also a reflection of the modern character of our country. it was deeply moving to be in the coronation service and incredibly uplifting . and it's incredibly uplifting. and it's an experience i think, that nobody will forget for the rest of their lives . the government of their lives. the government plans . to give £240 million to plans. to give £240 million to gp practises this year to improve basic services. the money will be used- improve basic services. the money will be used to- the money will be used to end the ee—eahhet— money will be used to end the ee—eahhet 8— money will be used to end the so—called 8 a.m._ money will be used to end the so—called 8 am. scramble to get an ahhehhtrheht— so—called 8 am. scramble to get an appointment and— so—called 8 am. scramble to get an appointment and to introduce an appointment and to introduce an ehhhhe— an appointment and to introduce an online booking— an appointment and to introduce an online booking system. receptionists— an online booking system. receptionists will also have atththehat— receptionists will also have additional roles— receptionists will also have additional roles to speed up the heathe—

additional roles to speed up the booking process— additional roles to speed up the booking process .— additional roles to speed up the booking process . ukraine has booking process. ukraine has aeeaeet— booking process. ukraine has accused russia— booking process. ukraine has accused russia of firing iranian hate— accused russia of firing iranian hate trehee— accused russia of firing iranian hate trehee at— accused russia of firing iranian made drones at multiple cities, heathe— made drones at multiple cities, including over— made drones at multiple cities, including over 30— made drones at multiple cities, including over 30 at the capital tyhv— including over 30 at the capital tyhv .— including over 30 at the capital kyiv . officials— including over 30 at the capital kyiv . officials also claim kyiv. officials also claim taeeha— kyiv. officials also claim russia plans— kyiv. officials also claim russia plans to take control of the key— russia plans to take control of the key ehty— russia plans to take control of the key ehty et— russia plans to take control of the key city of bakhmut by tomorrow , which is their victory tomorrow, which is their victory tay. — tomorrow, which is their victory tay. heah— tomorrow, which is their victory day. mean while— tomorrow, which is their victory day. mean while president zetehetyy— day. mean while president zelenskyy will— day. mean while president zelenskyy will meet with the preehteht— zelenskyy will meet with the preehteht et— zelenskyy will meet with the president of the— zelenskyy will meet with the president of the european commission— president of the european commission ,— president of the european commission , ursula von der commission, ursula von der heyea— commission, ursula von der leyen. tomorrow,- commission, ursula von der leyen. tomorrow, they'll be theeaeehhg— leyen. tomorrow, they'll be theeaeehhg a— leyen. tomorrow, they'll be discussing a new support package on discussing a new support package are tv— discussing a new support package are hv ehhhhe— discussing a new support package on tv online dab+— discussing a new support package on tv online dab+ radio and on the tune— on tv online dab+ radio and on the tune h— on tv online dab+ radio and on the rare hh aah.— on tv online dab+ radio and on the tune in app. this is. on tv online dab+ radio and on the tune in app. this is . gb the tune in app. this is. gb neve— the tune in app. this is. gb news direct— the tune in app. this is. gb news direct bullion sponsors. the— news direct bullion sponsors. the thhahee— news direct bullion sponsors. the finance report— news direct bullion sponsors. the finance report on- news direct bullion sponsors. the finance report on gb- news direct bullion sponsors. the finance report on gb news for gold and silver investment . for gold and silver investment. and time for a quick snapshot now of today's markets. the pound buying a : the pound buying a $1.2632 and l three.— pound buying a $1.2632 and l three. the— pound buying a $1.2632 and ,1.1462. the price of gold is

- ,1.1462. the price of gold is trees-ee— . ,1.1462. the price of gold is trees-eh ah— - ,1.1462. the price of gold is £1,605.69 an ounce,— . ,1.1462. the price of gold is £1,605.69 an ounce, and- ,1.1462. the price of gold is £1,605.69 an ounce, and the ftse hoo— £1,605.69 an ounce, and the ftse too hae— £1,605.69 an ounce, and the ftse 100 has closed— £1,605.69 an ounce, and the ftse 100 has closed the— £1,605.69 an ounce, and the ftse 100 has closed the day . at 7778 100 has closed the day. at 7778 hehhte— 100 has closed the day. at 7778 hehhte, tevh. — 100 has closed the day. at 7778 points, down. direct- 100 has closed the day. at 7778 points, down. “j ”chic rs" points, down. direct bullion sponsors the finance report on gb news investments that matter . okay, so it's time to return te— . okay, so it's time to return now to what's— okay, so it's time to return now to what's been a big topic throughout— now to what's been a big topic throughout the— now to what's been a big topic throughout the course of the ehev— throughout the course of the ehev tetay— throughout the course of the ehev tetay .— throughout the course of the show today . and that is, believe show today. and that is, believe it show today. and that is, believe ht er— show today. and that is, believe ht or hot,— show today. and that is, believe it or not, whether— show today. and that is, believe it or not, whether or not our teyah— it or not, whether or not our hteyat rahhhy— it or not, whether or not our royal family is— it or not, whether or not our royal family is actually arnie too royal family is actually arnie tee vhhte. — royal family is actually arnie too white. and— royal family is actually arnie too white. and the reason why i tatthhe— too white. and the reason why i was talking about— too white. and the reason why i was talking about this was heeaaee— was talking about this was because british anas sarwar adjoa— because british anas sarwar adjoa-hat— because british anas sarwar adjoa had called the adjoa andoh had called the momentous balcony scene terribly vhtte.— momentous balcony scene terribly vhhte. she— momentous balcony scene terribly vhhte. she vae— momentous balcony scene terribly white. she was on— momentous balcony scene terribly white. she was on itv's coverage aha— white. she was on itv's coverage and ehe— white. she was on itv's coverage and ehe eaht— white. she was on itv's coverage and she said that— white. she was on itv's coverage and she said that the appearance eehtraet— and she said that the appearance contrast starkly— and she said that the appearance contrast starkly with the westminster— contrast starkly with the westminster ceremony, westminster abbey ceremony, vhheh— westminster abbey ceremony, which showed _ westminster abbey ceremony, which showed rich diversity. hete— which showed rich diversity. het-e phay— which showed rich diversity. het-e phay the— which showed rich diversity. let's play the clip and then going— let's play the clip and then gehhg te— let's play the clip and then we're going to have a debate about— we're going to have a debate about the.— we're going to have a debate about this. it— we're going to have a debate about this. it was— we're going to have a debate about this. it was there is a hat— about this. it was there is a hht et— about this. it was there is a hht et-that— about this. it was there is a bit of-that we've- about this. it was there is a bit of that we've gone from bit of me that we've gone from the th— bit of me that we've gone from the rich diversity— bit of me that we've gone from the rich diversity of the abbey to a— the rich diversity of the abbey to a terrhhty— the rich diversity of the abbey to a terribly white balcony. h-h — to a terribly white balcony. the very— to a terribly white balcony. i'm very struck— to a terribly white balcony. i'm very struck by- to a terribly white balcony. i'm very struck by that. - to a terribly white balcony. i'm very struck by that. i'm also looking at those younger

generations and thinking, what are the nuances is that they will inhabit as they grow nuances that that charles has exhibited from a, you know, a teenage into early 20s young man. what on earth does she hear.— man. what on earth does she vte— man. what on earth does she mean? we are— man. what on earth does she mean? we are about- “e“ what on earth does she mean? by hrt“ man. what on earth does she mean? we are about 85% white in this country. there are royal family and i do believe that there was a mixed race member of that royal family who was ianed that royal family who was invited but decided not to come. would she be saying the same thing about african dignitaries or middle eastern dignitaries? and the implication there may be, i'm wrong. what i took from it was there something wrong about the royal family, the people balcony being people on that balcony being white? joined now by david white? i'm joined now by david oldroyd bolt. he's a historian and commentator, and and political commentator, and john who's a former john mcternan, who's a former adviser to tony blair. look, both of you, thank you very much. john, i'm going to start with you. do you think that the royal family is too white? yes, it is . and i think the t r::7’ yes, it is . and i think the proof t r::7 yes, it is . and i think the proof of it is. and i think the proof of that— it is. and i think the proof of that he— it is. and i think the proof of that he the— it is. and i think the proof of that is the way—

it is. and i think the proof of that is the way that it rejected meghan. — that is the way that it rejected heghah. vvhe— that is the way that it rejected meghan. who could have been a great— meghan. who could have been a great atththeh— meghan. who could have been a great addition to— meghan. who could have been a great addition to the royal tamhhy— great addition to the royal family, formerly as well as hhterrhahhy— family, formerly as well as informally and— family, formerly as well as informally and who's whose wedding— informally and who's whose vetthhe te— informally and who's whose wedding to prince harry brought hh. — wedding to prince harry brought he. so— wedding to prince harry brought he. so many— wedding to prince harry brought in. so many different- wedding to prince harry brought in. so many different parts of diversity . you know, had he had diversity. you know, had he had references to dr. king, he had some great preaching . he had some great preaching. he had a whole load of diversity.- gizuehc f “g he had a whole load of diversity. and it ehevet— whole load of diversity. and it ehevet the— whole load of diversity. and it showed the opportunity that the teyah— showed the opportunity that the hteyat rahhhy— showed the opportunity that the royal family had— showed the opportunity that the royal family had to expand a bit and te— royal family had to expand a bit and to reflect— royal family had to expand a bit and to reflect back— royal family had to expand a bit and to reflect back to our hatheh— and to reflect back to our nation, which— and to reflect back to our nation, which is full of mixed eeahhee— nation, which is full of mixed race couples, full. “

of bme we reflect the of bme so that we reflect the nation's statistics. nation's current statistics. and the ten years and then in the next ten years vett— and then in the next ten years veht-that— and then in the next ten years veht-that .— and then in the next ten years we'll-that . i'm- and then in the next ten years we'll that . i'm glad that we'll change that. i'm glad that mr-mentioned- we'll change that. i'm glad that mr-mentioned dr.- we'll change that. i'm glad that mr mentioned dr. martin mr mcternan mentioned dr. martin rather— mr mcternan mentioned dr. martin luther-because— mr mcternan mentioned dr. martin luther because about half a luther king because about half a century— luther king because about half a century-eate— luther king because about half a eehtary-eaht, h— luther king because about half a century said, i dream century ago he said, i dream that— century ago he said, i dream that he— century ago he said, i dream that day— century ago he said, i dream that one day my— century ago he said, i dream that one day my children will be judged— that one day my children will be judged het— that one day my children will be judged hat hy— that one day my children will be judged not by colour of judged not by the colour of ther— judged not by the colour of thehr-hat— judged not by the colour of thehr-hat hy- judged not by the colour of their- but by the- judged not by the colour of their but by the quality their skin, but by the quality of their skin, but by the quality at her— their skin, but by the quality of their character and something that— of their character and something that etrhtee— of their character and something that strikes me— of their character and something that strikes me about recent that strikes me about the recent theeaeehehe— that strikes me about the recent discussions-in,- that strikes me about the recent discussions in, let's discussions over race in, let's eay— discussions over race in, let's eay-haht— discussions over race in, let's say, - half decade - discussions over race in, let's say, half decade have say, the past half decade have been— say, the past half decade have been-increasing- say, the past half decade have been-increasing it- say, the past half decade have been increasing it is only been that increasing it is only about— been that increasing it is only about the— been that increasing it is only about the colour— been that increasing it is only about the colour of the skin and not about the colour of the skin and net at— about the colour of the skin and net at at— about the colour of the skin and not at all about— about the colour of the skin and not at all about the content of the— not at all about the content of the character. _ not at all about the content of the character. .i- not at all about the content of the character. : c the character. and i should like that to change because it that debate to change because it is in a totally reducible way. it racist debate to say it is a racist debate to say that the quality of the character matters. at character matters. not at all that way we can be that the only way we can be judged by whether we're that the only way we can be judgecwhether�*iether we're that the only way we can be judgecwhether we're we're that the only way we can be judgecwhether we're black, white, whether we're black, whether asiatic, or whether we're asiatic, or whether we're asiatic, or whether of whether we're a mixture of those. and to say those. and for someone to say that— those. and for someone to say that-a— those. and for someone to say that-a terribly- those. and for someone to say that- a terribly white - that this is a terribly white thhhe— that this is a terribly white thhhg eaee— that this is a terribly white thing does, as— that this is a terribly white thing does, as you said the thing does, as you said at the top— thing does, as you said at the top-segmenta- thing does, as you said at the top segment, impute that top of this segment, impute that there—inherent- there is something inherent hhhhe—hehhel there is something inherent- albie—being white? albie wrong about being white? yeah.— albie wrong about being white? yeah-teat.— albie wrong about being white? yeah,-look,-that- albie wrong about being white? yeah,-look,-that is- yeah, that look, john, that is what took from that. i what i took from that. and i found that bizarre because, you know, wouldn't have looked at know, i wouldn't have looked at a similar ceremony from an african country or a middle

eastern gosh, that, eastern country. oh gosh, that, that black . i that balcony's very black. i mean, what would i mean by that? unless was derogatory? unless that was derogatory? john, that was john, do you think that was a derogatory we're derogatory comment we're discussing this and you're reacting like that because there is a sense of something being violated. and that's the sense that— violated. and that's the sense that vhtte— violated. and that's the sense that white men— violated. and that's the sense that white men have- r : and that's the sense that white men have in this century.— that white men have in this century. that's— that white men have in this century. that's something about her— century. that's something about their authority, _ century. that's something about their authority, something about her— their authority, something about thehr htaee— their authority, something about thehr phaee h— their authority, something about their place in the— their authority, something about their place in the world is threatened— their place in the world is threatened when a when a senior ater— threatened when a when a senior ater a— threatened when a when a senior aete a treat— threatened when a when a senior actor, a black british actor eeeate— actor, a black british actor eeeate hhte— actor, a black british actor speaks like that . she spoke speaks like that. she spoke aheat— speaks like that. she spoke aheat a— speaks like that. she spoke about a range— speaks like that. she spoke about a range of things. she eeete— about a range of things. she eeete aheat— about a range of things. she spoke about the _ about a range of things. she spoke about the ways in which, as a as a as a prince of wales king— as a as a as a prince of wales king chartee— as a as a as a prince of wales king charles was— as a as a as a prince of wales king charles was open to so much in king charles was open to so much he he— king charles was open to so much he hhe thre— king charles was open to so much in his life growing— king charles was open to so much in his life growing up the way that— in his life growing up the way that-he— in his life growing up the way that-he vae— in his life growing up the way that he was embraced that he he he was embraced environmentalism, but also the way— environmentalism, but also the way he— environmentalism, but also the way he vahte— environmentalism, but also the way he wants to— environmentalism, but also the way he wants to embrace other tahthe— way he wants to embrace other tahthe. ahe— way he wants to embrace other tahthe. the h— way he wants to embrace other faiths. and i think— way he wants to embrace other faiths. and i think that faiths. and i think it's that rte— faiths. and i think it's that sense. it's that— faiths. and i think it's that sense. it's that sense that when three— sense. it's that sense that when thhhee-terrhhhy— sense. it's that sense that when things terribly white, it is things are terribly white, it is aheat— things are terribly white, it is aheat are— things are terribly white, it is aheat yea— things are terribly white, it is about are you reflect back a return— about are you reflect back a return te— about are you reflect back a return te a— about are you reflect back a return to a different type of hteyah— return to a different type of hteyat rahhty,— return to a different type of royal family, one that's not in teaeh. — royal family, one that's not in teaeh. ahe— royal family, one that's not in touch. and the— royal family, one that's not in touch. and the royal family had a haee— touch. and the royal family had ahaee erhehe— touch. and the royal family had a huge crisis after— touch. and the royal family had a huge crisis after the death of three— a huge crisis after the death of princess diana— a huge crisis after the death of princess diana when they felt haeehvehy— princess diana when they felt massively out— princess diana when they felt massively out touch with the massively out of touch with the earth— massively out of touch with the

eeahtry aht — massively out of touch with the country and reflecting country and not reflecting our thverehty— country and not reflecting our thverehty-ht-e- country and not reflecting our diversity,-it's a - country and not reflecting our diversity, it's a faith, diversity, whether it's a faith, vhether— diversity, whether it's a faith, whether-et— diversity, whether it's a faith, whether-of race,- diversity, whether it's a faith, whether of race, i think whether it is of race, i think is whether it is of race, i think he ah— whether it is of race, i think he an — whether it is of race, i think is an issue. and— whether it is of race, i think is an issue. and i- whether it is of race, i think is an issue. and i think the debate— is an issue. and i think the tehate he— is an issue. and i think the tehate he a— is an issue. and i think the debate is a good issue to be is a eeet— debate is a good issue to be is a eeet ehe— debate is a good issue to be is a eeet te— debate is a good issue to be is a good one to be— debate is a good issue to be is a good one to be having. and i that— a good one to be having. and i that h— a good one to be having. and i think i think— a good one to be having. and i think i think if— a good one to be having. and i think i think if white men feel a.uncomfortable- think i think if white men feel a uncomfortable in their a bit uncomfortable in their eeehtheh— a bit uncomfortable in their eeehtheh ,— a bit uncomfortable in their position , that's— a bit uncomfortable in their position , that's a good result, position, that's a good result, tom— position, that's a good result, tee, heeaaee— position, that's a good result,i too, because _should too, because white men should teet— too, because white men should feel uncomfortable because feel a bit uncomfortable because the-hae— feel a bit uncomfortable because the-hae tene- feel a bit uncomfortable because the has done terrible the patriarchy has done terrible thhhee—aht- the patriarchy has done terrible things—and more things in this country and more thverehty— things in this country and more diversity-gender— things in this country and more diversity gender and more diversity by gender and more thverehty— diversity by gender and more thverehty et— diversity by gender and more diversity of sexuality and more thverehty— diversity of sexuality and more thverehty et— diversity of sexuality and more diversity of race— diversity of sexuality and more diversity of race is— diversity of sexuality and more diversity of race is a great thhhe— diversity of race is a great thhhe te— diversity of race is a great thhhe te he— diversity of race is a great thing to be reflected in our eeaetry— thing to be reflected in our eeahtry. rte— thing to be reflected in our eeahtry. the a— thing to be reflected in our country. it's a great thing aetaahty— country. it's a great thing actually, reflected in the actually, to be reflected in the cathet— actually, to be reflected in the cahhhet-hery— actually, to be reflected in the cabinet tory party. cabinet of the tory party. okay, teet— cabinet of the tory party. okay, taetleerteethy— cabinet of the tory party. okay, just. perfectly-with . just be perfectly honest with met—90- just be perfectly honest with ehe—ee haetl just be perfectly honest withi ehe—ee haet te me, john, before i go back to havhrh— me, john, before i go back to havht-the— me, john, before i go back to david,-the-time. me, john, before i go back to. david,-the-timelwant david, then the next time i want to david, then the next time i want te—ter— david, then the next time i want te—ter eh- david, then the next time i want te—ter era the- david, then the next time i wanti to_for on this kind david, then the next time i want to discussion for on this kind david, then the next time i want to discussion and for on this kind david, then the next time i want to discussion and iyr on this kind david, then the next time i want to discussion and i wantthis kind david, then the next time i want to discussion and i want someone of discussion and i want someone vhth— of discussion and i want someone vhth year— of discussion and i want someone vhth year vheve— of discussion and i want someone with your views on,— of discussion and i want someone with your views on, would you heheethy— with your views on, would you heheettylhaeey— with your views on, would youl honestly-happy-of honestly be happy if instead of going— honestly be happy if instead of eehhe te— honestly be happy if instead of eehhe te yea,— honestly be happy if instead of eehhe te yee-ht-e- going to you, i think it's heheet— going to you, i think it's perfect discussion. going to you, i think it's perfect-discussion. i perfect for this discussion. i deliberately _ perfect for this discussion. i deliberately chose- perfect for this discussion. i deliberately chose a- perfect for this discussion. i deliberately chose a disabled black woman. well as you remember when we discussed who should be the new chair of the bbc, i said it was time for a young black woman. i'm very, very i'm very, young black woman. i'm very, very the very, very— young black woman. i'm very, very i'm very, very well- g f i'm very, very i'm very, very well aware of very i'm very, very well aware et that. — very i'm very, very well aware et that. he— very i'm very, very well aware et that. he a— very i'm very, very well aware of that. as a middle aged of that. as a late middle aged vhtte— of that. as a late middle aged vhtte-h— of that. as a late middle aged vhtte-h ah— of that. as a late middle aged white-i am often- of that. as a late middle aged white i am often in place white man, i am often in place hehthhe— white man, i am often in place hehthhe haet— white man, i am often in place holding back much more talented,

yeareer— holding back much more talented, youngen htaet— holding back much more talented, younger, black women. so yeah, if younger, black women. so yeah, ht yea— younger, black women. so yeah, ht yea the— younger, black women. so yeah, if you find some— younger, black women. so yeah, if you find some talent that's better— if you find some talent that's better than— if you find some talent that's better than me— if you find some talent that's better than me . _ if you find some talent that's better than me . �*hrvhhrzigc if you find some talent that's better than me. �*hrvhhrzigc better than me. well, this is. this is. this is it. yeah now, now now i've got do now i've. now i've got to do that, there we go. that, john. but there we go. look, i'll throw you, you look, david, i'll throw you, you know, is this actually you know, when you and i maybe when people like you and i maybe listen that has listen to comments like that has john do we feel john got a point? do we feel as though been put out though our nose has been put out of joints here or do we have a right to think, oh, hang on a minute, that's fruity. minute, that's a bit fruity. i think it's always good try think it's always good to try to reflect things in an reflect on these things in an open way. in a way that open minded way. in a way that has open minded way. in a way that hae the— open minded way. in a way that has the greatest— open minded way. in a way that has the greatest good- r:r::;r: in a way that has the greatest good faith eeeehhhe. — has the greatest good faith possible. .it's- has the greatest good faith possible. it's very possible. but it's very difficult— possible. but it's very difficult to— possible. but it's very difficult to see how every time possible. but it's very difficult ldes! how every time possible. but it's very difficult tsays whiteness/ time possible. but it's very difficult tsays whiteness in me possible. but it's very difficult tsays whiteness in this someone says whiteness in this way,— someone says whiteness in this way, every— someone says whiteness in this way, every three— someone says whiteness in this way, every time somebody uses vhtte— way, every time somebody uses vhhte h— way, every time somebody uses vhhte ha a— way, every time somebody uses white in a pejorative sense, it is white in a pejorative sense, it he ahythhhe— white in a pejorative sense, it is anything-than- white in a pejorative sense, it is anything than obviously is anything other than obviously eeterathve— is anything other than obviously pejorative—back- is anything other than obviously pejorative. back to pejorative. and i come back to the— pejorative. and i come back to the-h— pejorative. and i come back to the-h hate— pejorative. and i come back to the-i made earlier- pejorative. and i come back to the i made earlier to the point i made earlier to judge— the point i made earlier to three—the- the point i made earlier to judge-the basisi the point i made earlier to. judge-the basis of judge people on the basis of thehr— judge people on the basis of thee—,- judge people on the basis of eee._, het- judge people on the basis of| their_, not-the their skin colour, not on the vheve— their skin colour, not on the vheve-hett— their skin colour, not on the views-hold or- their skin colour, not on the views hold or the views they hold or the theatre— views they hold or the principles espouse or views they hold or the - principles-espouse or the principles they espouse or the way— principles they espouse or the way h— principles they espouse or the way he vhheh— principles they espouse or the way in which they try to live thehr— way in which they try to live thehr hhvee. — way in which they try to live their lives. is,— way in which they try to live their lives. is,.to- way in which they try to live their lives. is, to me their lives. is, is to me hhherehthy— their lives. is, is to me inherently and obviously a raehet— inherently and obviously a racist-view.- inherently and obviously a racist view. now, it racist point of view. now, it may— racist point of view. now, it may het— racist point of view. now, it may het he— racist point of view. now, it may not be popular to say that heeaaee— may not be popular to say that heeaaee-vay— may not be popular to say that because-way that- may not be popular to say that because way that the because it's the way that the thverehty— because it's the way that the diversity industry has conducted hteeht— itself for quite a long time

now. _believe- itself for quite a long time now. _believelto. itself for quite a long time now. believe to be now. but i believe it to be the eaee-h— now. but i believe it to be the eaee-h thhht— now. but i believe it to be the case. i think instance case. and i think one instance of case. and i think one instance et thhe— case. and i think one instance et thhelthe— case. and i think one instance of this .the way— case. and i think one instance of this the way that a lot of of this is the way that a lot of eeeehe— of this is the way that a lot of eeeete eh— of this is the way that a lot of eeeete era the— of this is the way that a lot of people on the diversity backing left people on the diversity backing tett reaet— people on the diversity backing left react when _ people on the diversity backing left react when have, say, left react when you have, say, erehhheht— left react when you have, say, prominent black— left react when you have, say, prominent black or asian conservatives, _ prominent black or asian conservatives, there have been reahty— conservatives, there have been some really quite— conservatives, there have been some really quite vile comments hate— some really quite vile comments made aheat— some really quite vile comments made about people suella made about people like suella braverman rishi— made about people like suella braverman rishi sunak and made aheat— braverman rishi sunak and made aheat, eay— braverman rishi sunak and made about, say, trevor— braverman rishi sunak and made about, say, trevor phillips heeaaee— about, say, trevor phillips heeaaee et— about, say, trevor phillips because of his— about, say, trevor phillips because of his bucking of the erthetevy— because of his bucking of the erthetevy eh— because of his bucking of the orthodoxy on these issues. and i that— orthodoxy on these issues. and i that ht— orthodoxy on these issues. and i that ht he— orthodoxy on these issues. and i think it is worth— orthodoxy on these issues. and i think it is worth reflecting on why— think it is worth reflecting on why that— think it is worth reflecting on why that he. — think it is worth reflecting on why that is. it— think it is worth reflecting on why that is. it seems to me that it why that is. it seems to me that ht he— why that is. it seems to me that ht he heeeeeary— why that is. it seems to me that it is necessary for— why that is. it seems to me that it is necessary for parts of the tett.— it is necessary for parts of the tett. ht— it is necessary for parts of the tett. ht yea— it is necessary for parts of the left. if you are— it is necessary for parts of the left. if you are black, to have aeertahh— left. if you are black, to have aeertahh eet— left. if you are black, to have a certain set of— left. if you are black, to have a certain set of views and if you— a certain set of views and if yer tea-t,— a certain set of views and if yer teh-t, yea— a certain set of views and if you don't, you are cast out . you don't, you are cast out. john— you don't, you are cast out. rehh ht— you don't, you are cast out. rehh ht the— you don't, you are cast out. john if the implication is that the royal family would have benefited from having a more ethnically diverse balcony , from ethnically diverse balcony, from what i can gather , the theory what i can gather, the theory here is that just by virtue of being white and potentially quite wealthy and privileged as well, that they are physically incapable of understanding certain aspects of society is that not the exact same type of stereotypical behaviour that

people who are racist, who maybe use derogatory terms about, you know , certain demographics and know, certain demographics and crime, for example , right. just crime, for example, right. just wheeling that out. are we not in the same territory here? the king, our current king- 7 the king, our current king has never eeehet— king, our current king has never eeehet a— king, our current king has never eeehet a par— king, our current king has never eeehet a eahr et— king, our current king has never opened a pair of curtains in his the— opened a pair of curtains in his the .— opened a pair of curtains in his the . vea— opened a pair of curtains in his life . you know,— opened a pair of curtains in his life . you know, like it's you life. you know, like it's you the— life. you know, like it's you hhve they— life. you know, like it's you live they live— life. you know, like it's you live they live a— life. you know, like it's you live they live a life that's eehetetety— live they live a life that's completely different. the hehetht— completely different. the hehetht et— completely different. the benefit of meghan say again the hehetht— benefit of meghan say again the hehetht et— benefit of meghan say again the benefit of having— benefit of meghan say again the benefit of having meghan in the hteyat— benefit of having meghan in the hteyat rahhhy. — benefit of having meghan in the royal family. that's not because hehe— royal family. that's not because he-e weee,— royal family. that's not because he's white, though,— royal family. that's not because he's white, though, is it? john?— he's white, though, is it? john? smyr— he's white, though, is it? john? sorry, but- he's white, though, is it? john? sorry, but that- he's white, though, is it? john? sorry, but that has got nothing to do with the fact that he's white. that's this is a privilege. a privilege. privilege. this is a privilege. question isn't it a privilege? and it is because the and look, it is because the hteyah— and look, it is because the hteyah-are- and look, it is because the. hteyat-are-eehhe royal family are never going to be royal family are never going to helteaeh— royal family are never going to beltouch with— royal family are never going to be .touch with us. _ royal family are never going to be touch with us. but but the be in touch with us. but but the but be in touch with us. but but the hat-hhaha— be in touch with us. but but the but-diana made— be in touch with us. but but the but diana made them but but, diana made them thtterert— but but, diana made them different. meghan made different. and meghan made them thtterert— different. and meghan made them different. - both _ different. and meghan made them different-both in— different. and meghan made them different. both in different different. and both in different vaye— different. and both in different vaye-trhveh— different. and both in different ways-driven out- different. and both in different ways driven out of the ways were driven out of the hteyah— ways were driven out of the teyat-hht - ways were driven out of the royal-and that- ways were driven out of the royal and that has been royal family. and that has been a—hht— royal family. and that has been a—hht-teyahl a terrible thing. and the royal tahhhy— a terrible thing. and the royal tahhhy-haee— a terrible thing. and the royal family huge price when family paid a huge price when three— family paid a huge price when princess-died— family paid a huge price when princess-died for- family paid a huge price when princess died for that. princess diana died for that. ahe— princess diana died for that. aha hteyah— princess diana died for that. and royal family could pay ahether— and royal family could pay another huge— and royal family could pay another huge price for driving harry— another huge price for driving harry ahe— another huge price for driving harry and meghan out when they eeaht— harry and meghan out when they eeaht he— harry and meghan out when they eeaht he ereat— harry and meghan out when they

could be great assets in terms of could be great assets in terms et the— could be great assets in terms et the way— could be great assets in terms et the way the— could be great assets in terms of the way the harry's open aheat— of the way the harry's open aheat hhe— of the way the harry's open about his mental health open aheat— about his mental health open aheat hahy— about his mental health open about many issues that men eheaht— about many issues that men eheaht tatt— about many issues that men should talk more about and i that— should talk more about and i that h— should talk more about and i that he the— should talk more about and i think in the same way meghan wasr_ think in the same way meghan heehah— think in the same way meghan was, meghan showed us a type of a heerht— was, meghan showed us a type of a modern britain— was, meghan showed us a type of a modern britain and a modern hrhtheh— a modern britain and a modern british marriage— a modern britain and a modern british marriage with that mixed harrhaee— british marriage with that mixed race marriage and— british marriage with that mixed race marriage and thought that's i race marriage and thought that's heret— race marriage and thought that's htaet thhht— race marriage and thought that's htaet that-very,— race marriage and thought that's i just think very, very i just think it's very, very eat. — i just think it's very, very sad. _david,. i just think it's very, very. sad. _david, look, sad. all right, david, look, come back to this, because there's quite lot go out there's quite a lot to go out there. but once you've there. but but once you've answered i'd like you to answered that, i'd like you to answered that, i'd like you to answer me, answer another question for me, really, is whether or not really, which is whether or not actually offensive actually it was quite offensive for were who for people who were saying who were that were basically saying that the whole ceremony was whole coronation ceremony was was ridiculous was is poor and was ridiculous and completely out of touch. and was completely out of touch. i its it was i mean, at its root, it was a christian service. okay. and you know, go to a synagogue know, i don't go to a synagogue or a gujarati or or a mosque or a gujarati or a hindu temple or anything like that oh, gosh, that that and say, oh, gosh, that service because service is rubbish. because i think would think that probably would be bang order. i'll bang out of order. well, i'll miss mick turner's point about the not having opened a the king not having opened a pair life. pair of curtains in his life. that's because he's the king, het— that's because he's the king, net—vhtte.- that's because he's the king, not—white. andi that's because he's the king,- not_white. and i'm not because he's white. and i'm eee-the— not because he's white. and i'm sure-the emperor- not because he's white. and i'm sure the emperor of japan sure that the emperor of japan or sure that the emperor of japan er the— sure that the emperor of japan or the-lesotho- sure that the emperor of japan or the lesotho has or the king of lesotho has eeaathy— or the king of lesotho has equally never— or the king of lesotho has equally never opened a pair of ethane— equally never opened a pair of curtains—boiled. equally never opened a pair ofl curtains—boiled egg equally never opened a pair of cu something. boiled egg equally never opened a pair of cu something. [that's egg

or something. i think that's a rather— or something. i think that's a rather heret— or something. i think that's a rather inept tune— or something. i think that's a rather inept tune and otiose hehht— rather inept tune and otiose hehht eh— rather inept tune and otiose eehht era the— rather inept tune and otiose point on the question the point on the question of the ahetheah— anglican ceremony. yes because we anglican ceremony. yes because ve—vhth- anglican ceremony. yes because ve—vhth a- anglican ceremony. yes because we_with a churchi we are a country with a church by-established.- we are a country with a churchi by-established.-an by law established. we have an arehterh— by law established. we have an anointed, sovereign and it is aheetatehy— anointed, sovereign and it is absolutely christian ceremony absolutely a christian ceremony —vvere- absolutely a christian ceremony . i thought that there were very eeea— . i thought that there were very eeet eehhte— . i thought that there were very good points within that chrhethah— good points within that christian ceremony trying to christian ceremony of trying to theatre— christian ceremony of trying to include-aspects- christian ceremony of trying to include aspects of include other aspects of christianity. _ include other aspects of christianity. for instance, the hyzahthhe— christianity. for instance, the byzantine _that - christianity. for instance, the byzantine that was byzantine chant that was hhehatet — byzantine chant that was included parts of the included during parts of the hhtarey. — included during parts of the they there— included during parts of the liturgy. there was the involvement- liturgy. there was the involvement of the cardinal arehhhehee— involvement of the cardinal archbishop westminster, involvement of the cardinal archbishop westminster , the archbishop of westminster, the thet— archbishop of westminster, the first-catholic— archbishop of westminster, the first catholic been first time a catholic has been treated— first time a catholic has been included reformation. included since the reformation. ahe— included since the reformation. aha-there— included since the reformation. and-there was- included since the reformation. and there was most and of course there was most eveettehthy— and of course there was most excellently not _ and of course there was most excellently not from the chrhethah— excellently not from the christian but— excellently not from the christian but the chief christian but from the chief rahhh. — christian but from the chief teeth. the— christian but from the chief rabbi. the very— christian but from the chief rabbi. the very great attempt to theatre— rabbi. the very great attempt to hhehate the— rabbi. the very great attempt to include the chief— rabbi. the very great attempt to include the chief rabbi and his vhe— include the chief rabbi and his wife-allowing— include the chief rabbi and his wife allowing them to sit at wife by allowing them to sit at sart— wife by allowing them to sit at sahht rarhee-e— wife by allowing them to sit at saint james's palace night saint james's palace the night hetere— saint james's palace the night hetere-they— saint james's palace the night before _they were- saint james's palace the night before they were not before so that they were not hreathhe — before so that they were not breaking—think. before so that they were not. breaking—think that before so that they were not breaceremony, think that before so that they were not breaceremony, if think that before so that they were not breaceremony, if you hink that before so that they were not breaceremony, if you listeniat before so that they were not breaceremony, if you listen to this ceremony, if you listen to the— this ceremony, if you listen to the they— this ceremony, if you listen to the liturgy and— this ceremony, if you listen to the liturgy and listen to the hehhhy— the liturgy and listen to the hehhhylthe— the liturgy and listen to the homily the archbishop of homily of the archbishop of cahterhary— homily of the archbishop of. cahterhary—vay homily of the archbishop of- canterbury_way in canterbury and see every way in vhheh— canterbury and see every way in which-conducted,- canterbury and see every way in which conducted, has which it was conducted, has ehevh— which it was conducted, has shown _can be- which it was conducted, has shown _can be as. which it was conducted, has shown can be as we which it was conducted, has- shown _can be as we are shown that you can be as we are a chrhethah— shown that you can be as we are a christian nation,— shown that you can be as we are a christian nation, you can also be a christian nation, you can also he hhehaehve— a christian nation, you can also be inclusive of— a christian nation, you can also be inclusive of all— a christian nation, you can also be inclusive of all the other tahthe— be inclusive of all the other faiths within— be inclusive of all the other faiths within that. and those vhe— faiths within that. and those vhe are— faiths within that. and those who are carping— faiths within that. and those who are carping about it i think are who are carping about it i think rather— who are carping about it i think are rather-and— who are carping about it i think are rather and soulless. are rather sad and soulless. individuals— individuals who seem incapable of-jov_ individuals who seem incapable et-tey trem— individuals who seem incapable of joy from anything with of taking joy from anything with vhheh— of taking joy from anything with which-disagree- of taking joy from anything with which-disagree on- which they may disagree on a hehhtheah— which they may disagree on a

eeththeah-vvhy- which they may disagree on a political why simply political level. why not simply teet— political level. why not simply heet at— political level. why not simply heet at ht— political level. why not simply look at it and— political level. why not simply look at it and enjoy the fact that— look at it and enjoy the fact that the— look at it and enjoy the fact that thhe-a— look at it and enjoy the fact that this-a-clear. that this was a very clear demonstration— that this was a very clear demonstration of a diverse hrhtahh— demonstration of a diverse hrhtahh e — demonstration of a diverse hrhtahh e h— demonstration of a diverse britain 7 a lot.- demonstration of a diverse britain ? ' britain? a lot. both of you, thank you very much. it's good stuff. good debate. well done, sir mcternan who is, sir john mcternan there, who is, of a former adviser to of course, a former adviser to tony blair, and david aurora borealis, commentator borealis, political commentator , indeed a historian as well , and indeed a historian as well when it comes to all of that. right. okay moving on. so coming up, blood tests for sleepy drivers. yes, there we go. i'll tell you what, clearly with my inability to the autocue inability to read the autocue there second, go there for a second, i'll go do one blood tests, one of those blood tests, a blood for sleepy drivers blood test for sleepy drivers could way for could pave the way for prosecutions research prosecutions after research comes evidence that driving comes amid evidence that driving on hours is on less than five hours sleep is as dangerous as drink driving. can i just say it is not? there is that driving up to is no way that driving up to three hours sleep is as dangerous as driving after three large glasses pinot grigio. large glasses of pinot grigio. anyway. on anyway. patrick christys on gb news

the people's channel. “ the people's channel. britain's news . channel so a drowsy

news. channel so a drowsy driving is apparently be just as lethal as drunk driving, drug driving, etcetera . but i'm just driving, etcetera. but i'm just not driving, etcetera. but i'm just het eure— driving, etcetera. but i'm just het h— driving, etcetera. but i'm just het h hay— driving, etcetera. but i'm just not sure i buy this.- driving, etcetera. but i'm just not sure i buy this. but- r: " . “g f but i'm just not sure i buy this. but a blood teet— not sure i buy this. but a blood teet te— not sure i buy this. but a blood test to measure— not sure i buy this. but a blood test to measure whether a driver vhe— test to measure whether a driver vhe hae— test to measure whether a driver who has caused— test to measure whether a driver who has caused an— test to measure whether a driver who has caused an accident was heated— who has caused an accident was heated hy— who has caused an accident was impaired by lack— who has caused an accident was impaired by lack of sleep could be impaired by lack of sleep could he avahhahhe— impaired by lack of sleep could be available within two years. so be available within two years. se thhe— be available within two years. se thhe hevv— be available within two years. so this new invention could ehahhe— so this new invention could enable people— so this new invention could enable people to be prosecuted for enable people to be prosecuted ter trhvhhe— enable people to be prosecuted for driving while— enable people to be prosecuted for driving while fatigued , for driving while fatigued, vhheh— for driving while fatigued, vhheh hahy— for driving while fatigued, which many sleep experts are aetaahhy— which many sleep experts are actually calling— which many sleep experts are actually calling for. it comes ahht— actually calling for. it comes amid evidence— actually calling for. it comes amid evidence that driving on heee— amid evidence that driving on heee thah— amid evidence that driving on less than five _ amid evidence that driving on less than five hours sleep is as taheereae— less than five hours sleep is as taheereae ae— less than five hours sleep is as dangerous as drink driving. is the— dangerous as drink driving. is this sensible— dangerous as drink driving. is this sensible or— dangerous as drink driving. is this sensible or not? i'm just het— this sensible or not? i'm just het eure— this sensible or not? i'm just het ht— this sensible or not? i'm just not sure it is. _ this sensible or not? i'm just not sure it is. neil grey, thank you— not sure it is. neil grey, thank yea-haeh— not sure it is. neil grey, thank yea-haeh ter— not sure it is. neil grey, thank you much for joining not sure it is. neil grey, thank you much forjoining me is you very much for joining me is the you very much forjoining me is the—ahe- the director of policy and research roadsmart , the director of policy and- research-roadsmart , which research at iain roadsmart, which is research at iam roadsmart, which he-trt-e— research at iam roadsmart, which he-uwe hheeeet— research at iam roadsmart, which is uk's biggest road safety is the uk's biggest road safety eharhty— is the uk's biggest road safety eharhty.|eet— is the uk's biggest road safety eharhty. |eet the — is the uk's biggest road safety charity. get the thinking charity. i get the thinking hehhht— charity. i get the thinking behind this,— charity. i get the thinking behind this, but what about eeeete— behind this, but what about eeeete vhth— behind this, but what about people with newborn babies? what aheat— people with newborn babies? what aheat hareee— people with newborn babies? what about nurses on— people with newborn babies? what about nurses on the— people with newborn babies? what about nurses on the back of a hheht— about nurses on the back of a hheht ehhtte— about nurses on the back of a night shift? what— about nurses on the back of a night shift? what about all of theee— night shift? what about all of theee eeeete— night shift? what about all of these people who presumably now will these people who presumably now vhhh het— these people who presumably now vhth het he— these people who presumably now will not be able— these people who presumably now will not be able to— these people who presumably now will not be able to drive heeaaee— will not be able to drive because they've only had two hearer— because they've only had two hearee kip— because they've only had two hearee kip — because they've only had two hours? kip well,— because they've only had two hours? kip �*hrvhhrzigc e git “g hours? kip well, it's going to be very difficult to come up with a limit. i mean, the thing about drugs and drink is we have about drugs and drink is we have a limit. i mean, we know if you

go over that you will be go over that limit, you will be affected. your will be affected. your driving will be affected. your driving will be affected be affected and you will be prosecuted coming with prosecuted coming up with a limit asleep. me limit for asleep. seems to me a really challenge because we really big challenge because we all sleep differently. you know, two of sleep for you, for two hours of sleep for you, for me, hours. for others, me, for three hours. for others, everybody different we everybody is different and we all differently so all react differently to it. so you early days for you know, this is early days for this but, know, this research, but, you know, it has potential . but i think has some potential. but i think actually setting a for the actually setting a limit for the hours of sleep is going to be very difficult certainly very difficult and certainly something stand up in something that will stand up in court going be very court is going to be very difficult in the difficult to define in the future. absolutely and i would only future. absolutely and i would ehty hhaehhe— future. absolutely and i would only imagine-serve. future. absolutely and i would only imagine-serve to| only imagine going to serve to hate— only imagine going to serve to hate-have— only imagine going to serve to hate-have a- only imagine going to serve to make have a worse night's only imagine going to serve to make if have a worse night's only imagine going to serve to make if i have a worse night's only imagine going to serve to make if i knewave a worse night's only imagine going to serve to make if i knew that worse night's only imagine going to serve to make if i knew that iivorse night's only imagine going to serve to make if i knew that i had; night's only imagine going to serve to make if i knew that i had toight's sleep if i knew that i had to have— sleep if i knew that i had to trhve rhy— sleep if i knew that i had to trhve rhy ea— sleep if i knew that i had to drive my car at— sleep if i knew that i had to drive my car at 6:00 in the herhhhe— drive my car at 6:00 in the herhhhe ahe— drive my car at 6:00 in the morning and it's- drive my car at 6:00 in the morning and it's i'm already going— morning and it's i'm already eehhe-thhhthhe- morning and it's i'm already going-thinking a going to be thinking i've got a eeea— going to be thinking i've got a eeet hheht-e—ht- going to be thinking i've got a good night's—if i. going to be thinking i've got a good night's if i if good night's sleep. and if i if the— good night's sleep. and if i if the-prosecution- good night's sleep. and if i if the prosecution awaits the threat of prosecution awaits me the threat of prosecution awaits he—ehte- the threat of prosecution awaits he—ehtelht. the threat of prosecution awaits he—ehtelht, h-rhi me on the other side of it, i'm very— me on the other side of it, i'm very-te— me on the other side of it, i'm very-te have- me on the other side of it, i'm very-te have a- me on the other side of it, i'm very to have a sound very unlikely to have a sound eehht— very unlikely to have a sound eehht e— very unlikely to have a sound eehht e er— very unlikely to have a sound eehht e er 7— very unlikely to have a sound solid 6 or 7 hours. i would hhaehhe.— solid 6 or 7 hours. i would hhaehhe. hat— solid 6 or 7 hours. i would imagine. but i— solid 6 or 7 hours. i would imagine. but i mean, look, how taheereae— imagine. but i mean, look, how dangerous-fatigue- dangerous is actual fatigue driving?— dangerous is actual fatigue driving? he— dangerous is actual fatigue driving? is equitable with driving? is it equitable with that— driving? is it equitable with drink-because- driving? is it equitable with drink because for me, drink driving? because for me, three— drink driving? because for me, three-eheee— drink driving? because for me, three-sleep is- drink driving? because for me, three sleep is better than three hours sleep is better than three—et— three hours sleep is better than three—of wine- three hours sleep is better than three—of wine ? i three large glasses of wine? war.— three large glasses of wine? veht. h— three large glasses of wine? veht. h eer-t— three large glasses of wine? well, i don't think— three large glasses of wine? well, i don't think you- three large glasses of wine? well, i don't think you can compare them directly like that,

but certainly driving whilst when you should be asleep, you can see the risk areas after lunch , late early hours of the lunch, late early hours of the morning. that's lunch, late early hours of the morning . that's when we have morning. that's when we have eteee— morning. that's when we have more sleep related— “g that's when we have more sleep related crashes. when yea-re— more sleep related crashes. when ye trhvhhe— more sleep related crashes. when you're driving, when you would herhahhy— you're driving, when you would normally—you're- you're driving, when you wouldi normally _you'rela normally be asleep, you're at a hheher— normally be asleep, you're at a hheher-et— normally be asleep, you're at a higher-of having- normally be asleep, you're at a higher-of having a- normally be asleep, you're at a higher of having a crash. higher risk of having a crash. hhe— higher risk of having a crash. art the— higher risk of having a crash. aha the-et— higher risk of having a crash. and the of crashes that and the kind of crashes that eeeehe— and the kind of crashes that eeeete-vheh- and the kind of crashes that people when they fall people have when they fall aeteee — people have when they fall aeteee ithe — people have when they fall asleep the least survivable. asleep are the least survivable. etteh— asleep are the least survivable. etteh what— asleep are the least survivable. often what you— asleep are the least survivable. often what you find is the car trhtte— often what you find is the car trhtteite— often what you find is the car drifts-to the— often what you find is the car drifts-to the left. - often what you find is the car drifts to the left. it hits drifts off to the left. it hits eehethhhe— drifts off to the left. it hits something solid. attempt made drifts off to the left. it hits so brakeig solid. attempt made drifts off to the left. it hits so brake fullilid. attempt made drifts off to the left. it hits so brake full speed attempt made drifts off to the left. it hits so brake full speed collisions made drifts off to the left. it hits so brake full speed collisions .iade to brake full speed collisions. they-re— to brake full speed collisions. they-re very— to brake full speed collisions. they're very difficult crashes. the — they're very difficult crashes. the erehterh — they're very difficult crashes. the problem is— they're very difficult crashes. the problem is it's actually a hairy— the problem is it's actually a fairly under—researched area. i do fairly under—researched area. i he hehheve— fairly under—researched area. i do believe that— fairly under—researched area. i do believe that fatigue and eheere— do believe that fatigue and sleep, particularly amongst terry— sleep, particularly amongst lorry drivers— sleep, particularly amongst lorry drivers and commercial trhvere— lorry drivers and commercial trhvere ,— lorry drivers and commercial trhvere , he— lorry drivers and commercial drivers , islmuch- lorry drivers and commercial drivers , is much bigger issue drivers, is a much bigger issue than— drivers, is a much bigger issue thahithhht— drivers, is a much bigger issue than-think it— drivers, is a much bigger issue than-think it is.— drivers, is a much bigger issue than think it is. the than we think it is. but the erehterh — than we think it is. but the erehterh he— than we think it is. but the problem is the— than we think it is. but the problem is the people are dead arter— problem is the people are dead atter the— problem is the people are dead after the crash.— problem is the people are dead after the crash. you can't stop them — after the crash. you can't stop them ahe— after the crash. you can't stop them are eay— after the crash. you can't stop them and say, did— after the crash. you can't stop them and say, did you fall aeteeee— them and say, did you fall aeteeee vea— them and say, did you fall asleep? you you've them and say, did you fall asleep? you _you've to asleep? you know, you've got to try-theee — asleep? you know, you've got to ty-eheee-thhhee- try and piece the things teeether. — try and piece the things together. - it'si try and piece the things. together. _it's an together. so i think it's an heee— together. so i think it's an issue we need— together. so i think it's an issue we need to look at. it's an issue where— issue we need to look at. it's an issue where the we keep mathe— an issue where the we keep hathhe—thhei making the point that this isn't like making the point that this isn't the three— making the point that this isn't like drugs drinking people like drugs and drinking people they— like drugs and drinking people tree when— like drugs and drinking people know when they're feeling tired . vea — know when they're feeling tired . yet they— know when they're feeling tired . you know what?— know when they're feeling tired . you know what? you should know when— . you know what? you should know vhehletee— . you know what? you should know when i stop because _ . you know what? you should know when stop because don't when to stop because you don't eattehhy— when to stop because you don't eattehty tatt— when to stop because you don't suddenly fall asleep if you're

tatheaet— suddenly fall asleep if you're tatheaet ,— suddenly fall asleep if you're tatheaet , ht— suddenly fall asleep if you're fatigued , if you've had a lack fatigued, if you've had a lack of fatigued, if you've had a lack et eteee— fatigued, if you've had a lack et eteee, yea— fatigued, if you've had a lack of sleep, you will— fatigued, if you've had a lack of sleep, you will you are of sleep, you will know you are three— of sleep, you will know you are three-that-e— of sleep, you will know you are tired .that's when - of sleep, you will know you are tired that's when you should tired and that's when you should eter— tired and that's when you should etee trhvhe— tired and that's when you should stop driving. okay.— tired and that's when you should stop driving. okay. just stop driving. okay. i just venere— stop driving. okay. i just- veneer—way, wonder if this paves the way, theaeh— wonder if this paves the way, though,-because- though, again, because ereearhahhy— though, again, because presumably do the presumably you'd have to do the eeme—eeeete. - same for loads of people. hhyehe— same for loads of people. - anyone—machinery anyone operating heavy machinery and know it, you're and before you know it, you're getting blood tested a daily getting blood tested on a daily bafis getting blood tested on a daily basis feels a bit basis and that feels a bit mental, i think, for, for bus drivers, airline pilots , train drivers, airline pilots, train drivers, airline pilots, train drivers, things like drug and dnnk drivers, things like drug and drink testing on a daily basis are the sort of things that actually used to those things are already happening . but are already happening. but certainly this is a : “g but certainly this is a different eet— certainly this is a different eet et— certainly this is a different set of, from _ certainly this is a different set of, from my- certainly this is a different set of, from my reading of the research, a different set of theee— research, a different set of theee-are— research, a different set of blood are going to blood tests are going to be reeahret— blood tests are going to be reeahret .— blood tests are going to be required . that's going to cost required. that's going to cost rhehey — required. that's going to cost rhehey _eeet- required. that's going to cost- money. _good employers money. you know, good employers eheaht—at— money. you know, good employers should—at their- money. you know, good employers should fleet, at their money. you know, good employers should fleet, checking�*ieir money. you know, good employers should fleet, checking what the driving fleet, checking what the trhvere— driving fleet, checking what the trhvere — driving fleet, checking what the drivers are getting their sleep heeaaee— drivers are getting their sleep heeaaee ht— drivers are getting their sleep because it is— drivers are getting their sleep because it is bigger issue because it is a bigger issue than— because it is a bigger issue than-realise— because it is a bigger issue than-realise . - because it is a bigger issue than realise . because it is a bigger issue than realise. we than we realise. look, neil, thank great to thank you very much. great to chat neil greig, who is chat to you. neil greig, who is the director of policy and research iam roadsmart, research at iam roadsmart, which is uk's biggest road safety is the uk's biggest road safety charity. right. okay well look, thank you very much, everybody. it's been absolutely wonderful show. emily carver is going to

be dewbs & co and be up next with dewbs& co and what we've got coming up very quickly, got anything coming up quietly? got coming quietly? we've got lots coming up. zero hours up. we've got zero hours eehtraete— up. we've got zero hours contracts, gp _ a we've got zero hours contracts, gp appointments . contracts, gp appointments. treate— contracts, gp appointments. heart—te- contracts, gp appointments.- vveaht—teitat would you be happy to be told by a reeeetheh— would you be happy to be told by a reeeetheh-yea- would you be happy to be told by a reception you have to a reception ist that you have to go a reception ist that you have to eelthe— a reception ist that you have to golthe pharmacist- a reception ist that you have to go the pharmacist and go to the pharmacist and not a ere— go to the pharmacist and not a ere h— go to the pharmacist and not a gp? i wouldn't.— go to the pharmacist and not a gp? i wouldn't. okay. all right. eeea— gp? i wouldn't. okay. all right. get stutt— gp? i wouldn't. okay. all right. good stuff. well,— gp? i wouldn't. okay. all right. good stuff. well, there- gp? i wouldn't. okay. all right. good stuff. well, there you- gp? i wouldn't. okay. all right. good stuff. well, there you go. right, patrick zero on gb news. i'll be back 3 tomorrow. i'll be back at 3 pm. tomorrow. take people. thank you take it easy, people. thank you very bye. hello there. very much. bye bye. hello there. i'm very much. bye bye. hello there. the _eeheerhei very much. bye bye. hello there. the —vveeerhet te i'm greg dewhurst and welcome to our i'm greg dewhurst and welcome to earevve-h— i'm greg dewhurst and welcome to our- news weather- i'm greg dewhurst and welcome to our met news weather i'm greg dewhurst and welcome to our met office. ews weather i'm greg dewhurst and welcome to our met office. rain iveather i'm greg dewhurst and welcome to our met office. rain orither i'm greg dewhurst and welcome to our met office. rain or showers the met office. rain or showers ever-revv— the met office. rain or showers ever-rev taye- the met office. rain or showers over-few days as- the met office. rain or showers over few days as low over the next few days as low ereeearelhh— over the next few days as low pressure in charge, we pressure is in charge, but we vhth— pressure is in charge, but we vhth eee— pressure is in charge, but we will see -warm - pressure is in charge, but we will see warm spells of will see some warm spells of eahehhhe— will see some warm spells of sunshine-looking- will see some warm spells of sunshine looking at the sunshine too. looking at the hheeer— sunshine too. looking at the hheeer ehetare— sunshine too. looking at the bigger picture, we can see well, athahthe— bigger picture, we can see well, atlantic weather— bigger picture, we can see well, atlantic weather systems moving in, atlantic weather systems moving rn, _er— atlantic weather systems moving hh—et rah- in, bringing spells of rain. seme— in, bringing spells of rain. serhe heavy— in, bringing spells of rain. some heavy showers to low pressure. really— some heavy showers to low pressure. really dominating, however, towards the end of the week— however, towards the end of the week the — however, towards the end of the week the the— however, towards the end of the week into the weekend. high pressure _thingsl pressure could settle things ehevh— pressure could settle things tevh—tayel pressure could settle things tevh—taye -| pressure could settle things. tevh—taye . he down for a couple of days. as for down for a couple of days. as rer-teet— down for a couple of days. as rer-reet et— down for a couple of days. as for rest of monday , an for the rest of monday, an aethve— for the rest of monday, an aethve ehe— for the rest of monday, an active end to— for the rest of monday, an active end to the day. some thunderstorms— active end to the day. some thunderstorms ,— active end to the day. some thunderstorms , arms pushing from thunderstorms, arms pushing from hertherh— thunderstorms, arms pushing from northern—southern- northern ireland into southern seettaht— northern ireland into southerni scotland _ heavy scotland eastward, some heavy rah— scotland eastward, some heavy ahee— scotland eastward, some heavy rain also affecting— scotland eastward, some heavy rain also affecting southern and eeatheaet— rain also affecting southern and southeast england as we head hate— southeast england as we head the the— southeast england as we head the the earty— southeast england as we head into the early hours. but it aeee— into the early hours. but it teee tert— into the early hours. but it does tend to _ into the early hours. but it does tend to become drier. a lot

of does tend to become drier. a lot et ereat— does tend to become drier. a lot of cloud around— does tend to become drier. a lot of cloud around ,— does tend to become drier. a lot of cloud around , though, tonight of cloud around, though, tonight and that— of cloud around, though, tonight and that vhth— of cloud around, though, tonight and that will keep— of cloud around, though, tonight and that will keep temperatures in and that will keep temperatures hh—everyehel in double figures for everyone. hat— in double figures for everyone. hat a— in double figures for everyone. hat a th— in double figures for everyone. hat a hht et— in double figures for everyone. hat a hht et a— in double figures for everyone. but a bit of a grey start to haeetay— but a bit of a grey start to tuesday morning. outbreaks of rah— tuesday morning. outbreaks of ethhh— tuesday morning. outbreaks of rain still across— tuesday morning. outbreaks of rain still across south—east thehaht,— rain still across south—east englandr hat— rain still across south—east england, but should start england, but this should start to england, but this should start te hheh— england, but this should start te eaeh eat— england, but this should start to push out the— england, but this should start to push out the way quite eahethy— to push out the way quite eahetty ahe— to push out the way quite quickly and then it will aetaahhy— quickly and then it will actually brighten up many of actually brighten up for many of us actually brighten up for many of eem—ethhe- actually brighten up for many of us_morning, into- us through the morning, into the atterheeh. — us through the morning, into the atterheeh. _e- afternoon. but the air is ahetahte— afternoon. but the air is unstable still.- afternoon. but the air is unstable still. so this will trheeer— unstable still. so this will trheeer ee— unstable still. so this will trigger some heavy showers the— trigger some heavy showers across the country and some where— across the country and some rahhhee et— across the country and some rumbles of thunder, some local theraetheh— rumbles of thunder, some local disruption-there,- rumbles of thunder, some local disruption there, too . disruption hail in there, too. hat— disruption hail in there, too. hat ht— disruption hail in there, too. hat ht yea— disruption hail in there, too. but if you avoid— disruption hail in there, too. but if you avoid the showers and in but if you avoid the showers and he the— but if you avoid the showers and in the sunshine,— but if you avoid the showers and in the sunshine, it— but if you avoid the showers and in the sunshine, it will aetaahty— in the sunshine, it will actually be _ in the sunshine, it will actually be a- in the sunshine, it will actually be a warm feeling day. hemeerataree— actually be a warm feeling day. temperatures teens locally temperatures high, teens locally v_possible- temperatures high, teens locally v_possible hhte| , 20 or 21 celsius possible into the— , 20 or 21 celsius possible into the evehhhe— , 20 or 21 celsius possible into the evening time— , 20 or 21 celsius possible into the evening time on tuesday. vte-ve— the evening time on tuesday. the ethhh— the evening time on tuesday. we've still got— the evening time on tuesday. we've still got some heavy eevvereh— we've still got some heavy eevvereh te— we've still got some heavy showers to contend with, but they— showers to contend with, but theylteht— showers to contend with, but theylteht te— showers to contend with, but they tend to ease away . but they do tend to ease away. but hater— they do tend to ease away. but hater-vett— they do tend to ease away. but later-we'll see _ they do tend to ease away. but later-we'll see the- they do tend to ease away. but later we'll see the next later on, we'll see the next hateh — later on, we'll see the next hateh et— later on, we'll see the next batch of wetter— later on, we'll see the next batch of wetter weather moving hate— batch of wetter weather moving hate hate— batch of wetter weather moving into parts northern ireland into parts of northern ireland ahe— into parts of northern ireland are vvrheete— into parts of northern ireland and western scotland as we head hate— and western scotland as we head the the— and western scotland as we head the the earhy— and western scotland as we head into the early hours— and western scotland as we head into the early hours . clear into the early hours. clear ehee— into the early hours. clear skies holding— into the early hours. clear skies holding on in east, skies holding on in the east, eerhaee— skies holding on in the east,i eerhaee—ethth perhaps some low clouds still atteethhe— perhaps some low clouds still affecting northeast scotland and temperature— affecting northeast scotland and temperatures just— affecting northeast scotland and temperatures just a little lower to temperatures just a little lower te etart— temperatures just a little lower to start wednesday morning as a teeth,— to start wednesday morning as a reeaht, vhth— to start wednesday morning as a result, with those— to start wednesday morning as a result, with those clearer ethee. — result, with those clearer ethee. se — result, with those clearer skies. so certainly start in the

eeath— skies. so certainly start in the eeath ahe— skies. so certainly start in the south and the— skies. so certainly start in the south and the east, cloudier in the-vhth— south and the east, cloudier in the -with showery- south and the east, cloudier in the with showery rain. this the west with showery rain. this ehevty— the west with showery rain. this etevty eaehee— the west with showery rain. this slowly pushes eastwards through the-se— slowly pushes eastwards through the-so tending— slowly pushes eastwards through the-so tending to- slowly pushes eastwards through the so tending to cloud the day. so tending to cloud everlrhahy. — the day. so tending to cloud over-many. but- the day. so tending to cloud over many. but where we do over for many. but where we do get over for many. but where we do eet-eahhher— over for many. but where we do get-sunnier breaks- over for many. but where we do get sunnier breaks develop, get the sunnier breaks develop, vett—

houday holiday monday. holiday monday . today, holiday monday. today, in light of the king's coronation. but do you think actually we may have too many bank holidays? some people , including one of my people, including one of my panellists tonight , think, in panellists tonight, think, in fact, we should abolish them, do away with them all. do you think it was right to have a bank houday it was right to have a bank holiday today to mark the coronation action? then i want to talk about zero hours contracts. why because some

companies, particularly