fri day friday country high beams in the glorious afterglow of the kings pitch perfect coronation weekend . i'll bring you the best royal report— . i'll bring you the best royal report in— . i'll bring you the best royal report in analysis— i'll bring you the best royal report in analysis and exclusives— report in analysis and exclusives on tv. now, i thought the patriotic— exclusives on tv. now, i thought the patriotic celebrations showcased— the patriotic celebrations showcased the very best of british,— showcased the very best of british, but— showcased the very best of british, but you _ showcased the very best of british, but you wouldn't have known— british, but you wouldn't have known from — british, but you wouldn't have known from the— british, but you wouldn't have known from the rest of the msme typically— known from the rest of the msme typtcttty tone— known from the rest of the msme typically tone deaf— known from the rest of the msme typically tone deaf and race tatttng— typically tone deaf and race baiting coverage . “tit; typically tone deaf and race baiting coverage . "cg; typically tone deaf and race baiting coverage . “tit; typically tone deaf and race baiting coverage . “ci c baiting coverage. there is a bit of me that we've gone from the rich diversity of the abbey to a terribly white balcony to an extent you can't modernise the monarchy because it is a monarchy because it is a

monarchy and that hereditary principle is one that many people will never be comfortable with . i'll hit out at the with. i'll hit out at the tttttst— with. i'll hit out at the british bashing- i'll hit out at the british bashing corporation and wotetst— british bashing corporation and wotetst tv— british bashing corporation and wokeist tv for— british bashing corporation and wokeist tv for using the coronation— wokeist tv for using the coronation to— wokeist tv for using the coronation to divide. that's in my ttgest— coronation to divide. that's in my ttgest ,— coronation to divide. that's in my ttgest , next.— coronation to divide. that's in my digest, next. before my superstar— my digest, next. before my superstar panel— my digest, next. before my superstar panel weigh in tomtgtt— superstar panel weigh in tomtgmt, t-m— superstar panel weigh in tonight, i'm joined by the famous— tonight, i'm joined by the tttutom ,— tonight, i'm joined by the fabulous , highly patriotic fabulous, highly patriotic cmtsttme— fabulous, highly patriotic christine hamilton , benjamin christine hamilton, benjamin tuttemmtm— christine hamilton, benjamin butterworth. and actually, she's teem— butterworth. and actually, she's teem camping— butterworth. and actually, she's been camping on— butterworth. and actually, she's been camping on the mall all weekend— been camping on the mall all weekend tome.— been camping on the mall all weekend long. belinda de lucy, them— weekend long. belinda de lucy, them meet— weekend long. belinda de lucy, then fleet street— weekend long. belinda de lucy, then fleet street icon kelvin meetemzte— then fleet street icon kelvin mackenzie gives— then fleet street icon kelvin mackenzie gives his unfiltered tate— mackenzie gives his unfiltered take em— mackenzie gives his unfiltered take em thet— mackenzie gives his unfiltered take on that incendiary white teteemy. — take on that incendiary white balcony. comment from the ettteettem— balcony. comment from the bridgerton star— balcony. comment from the bridgerton star amy dowden addo met-e— bridgerton star amy dowden addo tmet-e teem— bridgerton star amy dowden addo that's been branded racist . and that's been branded racist. and tteet— that's been branded racist. and nigel temge— that's been branded racist. and nigel farage will— that's been branded racist. and nigel farage will join me live to tettvet— nigel farage will join me live to deter e— nigel farage will join me live to deliver a special message to these— to deliver a special message to these that— to deliver a special message to those that still— to deliver a special message to those that still don't feel a et— those that still don't feel a sense of pride— those that still don't feel a sense of pride over the magnificent— sense of pride over the magnificent coronation ceremony and magnificent coronation ceremony mt tme— magnificent coronation ceremony and the nation's— magnificent coronation ceremony and the nation's joy. plus aukus terry-e— and the nation's joy. plus aukus harry's biographer,— and the nation's joy. plus aukus harry's biographer, angela tevtm— harry's biographer, angela levin, analyses this moment from setumey-e— levin, analyses this moment from saturday's ceremony. was the mute— saturday's ceremony. was the mute et— saturday's ceremony. was the duke of delusion— saturday's ceremony. was the duke of delusion really publicly meemtmg— duke of delusion really publicly moaning about— duke of delusion really publicly moaning about being relegated to the tmtm— moaning about being relegated to the tmm ew— moaning about being relegated to the third row and— moaning about being relegated to the third row and has the

relationship— the third row and has the relationship with his father hit teet— relationship with his father hit rock bottom?— relationship with his father hit rock bottom? angela live in the stutte— rock bottom? angela live in the stutte te— rock bottom? angela live in the stutte to eye— rock bottom? angela live in the studio to give her— rock bottom? angela live in the studio to give her insight on the— studio to give her insight on the sme— studio to give her insight on the sussex fallout shortly . the sussex fallout shortly. tteewmete— the sussex fallout shortly. elsewhere tonight, after the tomes— elsewhere tonight, after the tories suffered _ elsewhere tonight, after the tories suffered a humiliating eteettem— tories suffered a humiliating eteettem ,— tories suffered a humiliating election , wipe—out making the election, wipe—out making the threat— election, wipe—out making the threat et— election, wipe—out making the threat of e— election, wipe—out making the threat of a labour— election, wipe—out making the threat of a labour coalition of emet— threat of a labour coalition of chaos wttm— threat of a labour coalition of chaos with the— threat of a labour coalition of chaos with the nats and the lib deme— chaos with the nats and the lib dem very,— chaos with the nats and the lib dem very, very— chaos with the nats and the lib dems very, very real indeed. meet— dems very, very real indeed. deee ttem — dems very, very real indeed. does rishi sunak need to cut tax teeeee— does rishi sunak need to cut tax losses now and— does rishi sunak need to cut tax losses now and return to true eemeemettve— losses now and return to true conservative policies? former cmemeettet— conservative policies? former chancellor kwasi _ conservative policies? former chancellor kwasi kwarteng, whose tott— chancellor kwasi kwarteng, whose tett mete — chancellor kwasi kwarteng, whose tett make up— chancellor kwasi kwarteng, whose bold shake up of— chancellor kwasi kwarteng, whose bold shake up of the treasury ettmetexy— bold shake up of the treasury orthodoxy, cost— bold shake up of the treasury orthodoxy, cost him his job, gtvee— orthodoxy, cost him his job, gtyee mm — orthodoxy, cost him his job, gives him his— orthodoxy, cost him his job, gives him his exclusive reaction ttve— gives him his exclusive reaction ttve m— gives him his exclusive reaction ttve m the— gives him his exclusive reaction live in the studio— gives him his exclusive reaction live in the studio ._ gives him his exclusive reaction live in the studio . also on the live in the studio. also on the way— live in the studio. also on the way ee— live in the studio. also on the way as tt-e— live in the studio. also on the way as it's revealed , cops way as it's revealed, cops mumtet— way as it's revealed, cops mumtet tet— way as it's revealed, cops hunted for a— way as it's revealed, cops hunted for a women's razor and a wteettemew— hunted for a women's razor and a wteettemew et— hunted for a women's razor and a wheelbarrow at nicola sturgeons meme— wheelbarrow at nicola sturgeons meme teet— wheelbarrow at nicola sturgeons home last month— wheelbarrow at nicola sturgeons home last month while the party's— home last month while the petty-e ex— home last month while the party's ex comms chief bizarrely etetme— party's ex comms chief bizarrely etetme tme— party's ex comms chief bizarrely claims the police— party's ex comms chief bizarrely claims the police probe could meet— claims the police probe could boost the— claims the police probe could boost the party's— claims the police probe could boost the party's popularity . boost the party's popularity. metty— boost the party's popularity. metty te— boost the party's popularity. metty te tme— boost the party's popularity. motty is the snp in denial about its motty is the snp in denial about tte tettme— motty is the snp in denial about tte tettme m— motty is the snp in denial about its failure in scotland ? that's its failure in scotland? that's big— its failure in scotland? that's our big debate— its failure in scotland? that's our big debate tonight. plus every— our big debate tonight. plus every try— our big debate tonight. plus every day trans— our big debate tonight. plus every day trans extremism hits erttetm-e— every day trans extremism hits erttetm-e high— every day trans extremism hits britain's high streets . nana. britain's high streets. nana. catt— britain's high streets. nana. eat me— britain's high streets. nana. call me transphobia , however, do call me transphobia, however, do not call me transphobia, however, do met mew— call me transphobia, however, do met mew —

call me transphobia, however, do not know me. you— call me transphobia, however, do not know me. 4:3. not know me. you bakhmut shocking and i will reveal what happened to that violent starbucks employee later in the mediabuzz. as starbucks employee later in the mediabuzz . as if we're going to mediabuzz. as if we're going to mate— mediabuzz. as if we're going to have t— mediabuzz. as if we're going to have a first— mediabuzz. as if we're going to have a first look— mediabuzz. as if we're going to have a first look at— muir: as if we're going to have a first look at tomorrow's newspaper.— have a first look at tomorrow's newspaper. front— have a first look at tomorrow's newspaper. front pages, hot off the newspaper. front pages, hot off tree-eme— newspaper. front pages, hot off tree-mt e— newspaper. front pages, hot off the-and a brand- newspaper. front pages, hot off the and a brand new the press and a brand new ereeteet— the press and a brand new greatest britain- the press and a brand new greatest britain and greatest britain in uni and metres— greatest britain in uni and jackass-named- greatest britain in uni and jackass named to this greatest britain in uni and- jackass-named to this is jackass will be named to this is dem— jackass will be named to this is dem treettem— jackass will be named to this is dan wootton tonight. let's go . dan wootton tonight. let's go. ver— dan wootton tonight. let's go. you yer-re— dan wootton tonight. let's go. you you're watching tv news. erttetm-e— you you're watching tv news. britain's news— you you're watching tv news. britain's news channel. happy ceremettem— britain's news channel. happy coronation on— britain's news channel. happy coronation on bank holiday mommy.— coronation on bank holiday rremtey. r— coronation on bank holiday monday. i hope— coronation on bank holiday monday. i hope you've had a epeeteeuter— monday. i hope you've had a spectacular day— monday. i hope you've had a spectacular day eaten lots of euteme. — spectacular day eaten lots of euteme. rreyte— spectacular day eaten lots of quiche. maybe had a few pimm's. attmeuem— quiche. maybe had a few pimm's. attmeuem tre— quiche. maybe had a few pimm's. although the weather has been merrttte. — although the weather has been horrible. but— although the weather has been horrible. but of— although the weather has been horrible. but of course long of tmpertemt— horrible. but of course long of important stories— horrible. but of course long of important stories for us to ott— important stories for us to cover off today. - important stories for us to cover off today. it's a packed ettttem— cover off today. it's a packed ettttem et— cover off today. it's a packed edition of the— cover off today. it's a packed edition of the show, so do stick yttr— edition of the show, so do stick wttm — edition of the show, so do stick wttm tree— edition of the show, so do stick with us. the next— edition of the show, so do stick with us. the next two hours, i'm going— with us. the next two hours, i'm going te— with us. the next two hours, i'm gemg te tetr— with us. the next two hours, i'm gemg te tett yer— with us. the next two hours, i'm going to tell you why the bbc mt— going to tell you why the bbc mt rtv— going to tell you why the bbc and itv decided— going to tell you why the bbc and itv decided to use the ceremettem— and itv decided to use the coronation to— and itv decided to use the coronation to divide us very etertty— coronation to divide us very shortly, straight— coronation to divide us very shortly, straight after the meetttmee— shortly, straight after the headlines polly middlehurst headlines with polly middlehurst

. dem— headlines with polly middlehurst . dem dem— headlines with polly middlehurst . dan dan, thank— headlines with polly middlehurst . dan dan, thank you. c: . dan dan, thank you. good eremmg— . dan dan, thank you. good eremmg te— . dan dan, thank you. good evening to you. _ . dan dan, thank you. good evening to you. our top story on gb news tonight for a new official. photographs have been released of their majesties, the king and queen, as well as other members of the royal family. the portraits were taken on coronation day itself with the king pictured in full regalia in the throne room at buckingham palace , queen camilla. for her palace, queen camilla. for her part , is pictured in the green part, is pictured in the green drawing room and is wearing queen mary's crown and robe of estate . the king also released estate. the king also released a special coronation message thanking all those who were a part of the historic occasion and, of course, pledging to rededicate his life to service . rededicate his life to service. meanwhile, the prince and princess of wales and their three children join millions of others volunteering for a final day of coronation celebration as the king's grandchildren were helping the scouts in berkshire for the so called big help out . for the so called big help out. and after a day of painting and

digging, they then toasted marshmallow and tried their hand at archery and rishi sunak anas sarwar, the prime minister, who was busy preparing food at a village hall in hertfordshire, praised the weekend's celebrations and its community spirit like this that binds our country together. it's fantastic to te — country together. it's fantastic to te r— country together. it's fantastic to be a part— country together. it's fantastic to te a part et— country together. it's fantastic to be a part of it— country together. it's fantastic to be a part of it here- f 3 it's fantastic to be a part of it here today mt— to be a part of it here today mt mem— to be a part of it here today mt metp eut— to be a part of it here today and help out myself. now on the weekend.— and help out myself. now on the weekend. amt— and help out myself. now on the weekend. and i— and help out myself. now on the weekend. and i think no other country— weekend. and i think no other country m— weekend. and i think no other eermtry m tree— weekend. and i think no other country in the world could put on country in the world could put or met— country in the world could put or met a— country in the world could put on such a dazzling spectacle and it on such a dazzling spectacle and t wee— on such a dazzling spectacle and t e— on such a dazzling spectacle and t e prere— on such a dazzling spectacle and it was a proud expression of our metery— it was a proud expression of our metery, ew— it was a proud expression of our history, our culture,— it was a proud expression of our history, our culture, our traditions— history, our culture, our traditions ,_ 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 emereeter— reflection of the modern character of _ reflection of the modern character of our country. it was teepty— character of our country. it was teepty moving— character of our country. it was teepty mewmg te— character of our country. it was deeply moving to be in the common— deeply moving to be in the coronation service and tmeretttty— coronation service and incredibly uplifting . and it's 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 wttt— an experience i think, that nobody will forget for the rest of ther— nobody will forget for the rest of their lives. _ nobody will forget for the rest of their lives. and a news away trem— of their lives. and a news away from meme,— of their lives. and a news away from home, ukraine has accused tweete— from home, ukraine has accused tweete et— from home, ukraine has accused russia of firing— from home, ukraine has accused russia of firing drones at mwttmte— russia of firing drones at multiple cities, including over eo- — multiple cities, including over eo- at— multiple cities, including over eo- at the— multiple cities, including over 30. at the capital- multiple cities, including over 30. at the capital kyiv. officials also claimed that russia plans to take control of the key city of bakhmut by

tomorrow, which is russian victory day. meanwhile, president volodymyr zelenskyy will be meeting with the president of the european commission, ursula von der leyen, tomorrow they'll be discussing a new eu support package for former ukrainian president petro poroshenko says russian aggression must end. we have destroyed civil an object and this is just very easy to understand. putin does not stop emetttme— understand. putin does not stop shelling ukraine— understand. putin does not stop shelling ukraine and— c. :: putin does not stop shelling ukraine and the only way— shelling ukraine and the only way mew— shelling ukraine and the only way how we— shelling ukraine and the only way how we can— shelling ukraine and the only way how we can stop putin is our term— way how we can stop putin is our joint wetery— way how we can stop putin is our joint victory like _ way how we can stop putin is our joint victory like we— way how we can stop putin is our joint victory like we do in the seeme— joint victory like we do in the second world— joint victory like we do in the second world war. today there was an anti—hitler coalition. retry— was an anti—hitler coalition. today we— was an anti—hitler coalition. today we create _ was an anti—hitler coalition. today we create the anti putin ceettttem— today we create the anti putin ceettttem .— today we create the anti putin coalition . in. _ today we create the anti putin coalition . in. now- today we create the anti putin coalition . in. trim coalition. in. now the government plans to give £240 million to gp practises. this yean million to gp practises. this year, they say, to improve basic services. the money will be used to end the so—called 8 am. scramble to get an appointment

and instead to introduce an onune and instead to introduce an online booking system . online booking system. receptionists will also have additional roles to speed up the booking process . that's your booking process. that's your latest news. you're up to date on tv online , dab+ radio and the on tv online, dab+ radio and the tune in app. this is gb news. britain's news . britain's news. channel you would have thought the british bashing corporate action woke itv and sky news would have found one week in to put the device of anti uk rhetoric to one side right as the country unhed one side right as the country united for the coronation of king charles iii chance would be a fine thing given how much they despise the traditions of this country . so appalled were the country. so appalled were the champagne— cad. so appalled were the champagne socialists 0:1. so appalled were the champagne socialists who 0:1 so appalled were the champagne socialists who make up the tender— champagne socialists who make up the london metropolitan media ettte— the london metropolitan media ettte treet— the london metropolitan media elite that they— the london metropolitan media elite that they did everything peeettte— elite that they did everything peeettte te— elite that they did everything possible to rein—

elite that they did everything possible to rein in on the metere— possible to rein in on the historic royal— possible to rein in on the historic royal parade. in fact , historic royal parade. in fact, the— historic royal parade. in fact, the were— historic royal parade. in fact, the woke mind— historic royal parade. in fact, the woke mind virus seemed to meet— the woke mind virus seemed to tmteet tmetr— the woke mind virus seemed to infect their coverage of this metere— infect their coverage of this historic and— infect their coverage of this historic and celebrate free eemt — historic and celebrate free eemt amt— historic and celebrate free event. and as— historic and celebrate free event. and as ever , the race event. and as ever, the race tetttme— event. and as ever, the race tetttme wee— event. and as ever, the race baiting was at— event. and as ever, the race baiting was at the heart of ther— baiting was at the heart of tmetr mt— baiting was at the heart of their bid to— baiting was at the heart of their bid to divide id. now, not one moment was— their bid to divide id. now, not one moment was more disappointing than the blatant . rm— disappointing than the blatant racism. i'm and— disappointing than the blatant racism. i'm and i'm going to eat— racism. i'm and i'm going to eat rt— racism. i'm and i'm going to eat tt treet— racism. i'm and i'm going to call it that right— racism. i'm and i'm going to call it that right racism from the bridgerton_ call it that right racism from the bridgerton actress adjoa meet— the bridgerton actress adjoa meet wre— the bridgerton actress adjoa andoh who for— the bridgerton actress adjoa andoh who for some reason was tmwtet— andoh who for some reason was tmwtet ty— andoh who for some reason was tmwtet by wt— andoh who for some reason was invited by itv to— andoh who for some reason was invited by itv to contribute to its coronation— invited by itv to contribute to its coronation day coverage . its coronation day coverage. mommy.— its coronation day coverage. eretetty rm— its coronation day coverage. probably, i'm imagining, because ewe-e— probably, i'm imagining, because eme-e e— probably, i'm imagining, because eme-e e wett— probably, i'm imagining, because she's a well known— probably, i'm imagining, because she's a well known defender of harry— she's a well known defender of harry mt— she's a well known defender of harry and meghan , and at harry and meghan, and at a mmemt— harry and meghan, and at a mmemt et— harry and meghan, and at a moment of history , she decided moment of history, she decided the ttggeet— moment of history, she decided the biggest takeaway from the teteemy— the biggest takeaway from the balcony appearance was the eeewrt— balcony appearance was the eeewrt et— balcony appearance was the colour of the _ balcony appearance was the colour of the participants skin . mere— colour of the participants skin . were re— colour of the participants skin . tmere te e— colour of the participants skin . there is a bit— colour of the participants skin . there is a bit of— colour of the participants skin . there is a bit of me that we've gone from the rich ttweretty— we've gone from the rich diversity of— we've gone from the rich diversity of the abbey to a terrttty— diversity of the abbey to a terribly white _ diversity of the abbey to a terribly white balcony. trig terribly white balcony. i'm very struct— terribly white balcony. i'm very street by— terribly white balcony. i'm very street by that. — terribly white balcony. i'm very struck by that. i'm also looking

at those younger generations and thinking what are the nuances that they will inhabit as they grow, nuances that that charles exhibited from a, you know , a exhibited from a, you know, a teenage into early 20s , you know teenage into early 20s, you know not a word there from presenters tom bradby or julie etchingham. tom bradby orjulie etchingham. there has rightly been outrage at aet— there has rightly been outrage at a&e racism _ there has rightly been outrage at a&e racism which we all know wette— at a&e racism which we all know wewtt te— at a&e racism which we all know would be rightly— at a&e racism which we all know would be rightly considered eemptetety— would be rightly considered completely unacceptable if the ettm— completely unacceptable if the ettm eeewrt— completely unacceptable if the skin colour of— completely unacceptable if the skin colour of those being eemmemtet— skin colour of those being commented on— skin colour of those being commented on were different. but when— commented on were different. but wmem amtem— commented on were different. but when andoh appeared on bbc radio four when andoh appeared on bbc radio tow the— when andoh appeared on bbc radio tow the meet— when andoh appeared on bbc radio four the next day— when andoh appeared on bbc radio four the next day ,_ when andoh appeared on bbc radio four the next day , rather than four the next day, rather than emettemee— four the next day, rather than challenge her— four the next day, rather than challenge her over her anti—white— challenge her over her anti—white discrimination , the anti—white discrimination, the preeemter— anti—white discrimination, the presenter paddy— anti—white discrimination, the presenter paddy o'connell , presenter paddy o'connell, tmeteet— presenter paddy o'connell, instead reassured her that she met— instead reassured her that she mt meet— instead reassured her that she mt meet me— instead reassured her that she had upset no one.— instead reassured her that she had upset no one. i think i meet— had upset no one. i think i meet a— had upset no one. i think i meet a few— had upset no one. i think i upset a few people yesterday. i tettmg— upset a few people yesterday. i was talking about— upset a few people yesterday. i was talking about it— upset a few people yesterday. i was talking about it the- upset a few people yesterday. i was talking about it the day and how marvellous it was, and then looking at the balcony at the end and suddenly went, oh, it's so because the day had so white, because the day had been so, so mixed. but and i didn't mean to upset anybody. i

just was. you haven't upset anyone. pretty i have anyone. thank you. pretty i have anyone. thank you. pretty i have a feeling the level of— a feeling the level of complaints- a feeling the level of complaints flooding in probably tremewe— complaints flooding in probably etemewe yew— complaints flooding in probably disprove your theory , paddy, but disprove your theory, paddy, but treet— disprove your theory, paddy, but that wemt— disprove your theory, paddy, but that wasn't the _ disprove your theory, paddy, but that wasn't the end of the out—of—touch_ that wasn't the end of the out—of—touch nature of the beeb eewereee rte— out—of—touch nature of the beeb coverage. it's royal— coverage. it's royal correspondent jonny dymond coverage. it's royal— correspondent jonny dymond used the try— correspondent jonny dymond used the try tteett— correspondent jonny dymond used the day itself to— correspondent jonny dymond used the day itself to describe the ceremettem— the day itself to describe the coronation as,— the day itself to describe the coronation as, quote, the etremee— coronation as, quote, the etremge .— coronation as, quote, the strange , biggest show in town in strange, biggest show in town in a mere— strange, biggest show in town in e tette two.— strange, biggest show in town in e tette two. or— strange, biggest show in town in a radio two, dj dismissed it as rety— a radio two, dj dismissed it as tery cmrtetmee— a radio two, dj dismissed it as tory christmas and bbc bosses teettet— tory christmas and bbc bosses teettet te— tory christmas and bbc bosses decided to make— tory christmas and bbc bosses decided to make one of their mem— decided to make one of their etwtte— decided to make one of their main studio contributors for the teettwtttee— main studio contributors for the teettwttee. a— main studio contributors for the festivities. a woke— main studio contributors for the festivities. a woke harry and wegmem— festivities. a woke harry and wemem atty— festivities. a woke harry and meghan ally yep. there's a theme mere— meghan ally yep. there's a theme mere eettet— meghan ally yep. there's a theme here called david— meghan ally yep. there's a theme here called david olusoga, who temteee— here called david olusoga, who temteee tre— here called david olusoga, who despises the commonwealth and meet. — despises the commonwealth and meet. rete— despises the commonwealth and brexit. lots of— despises the commonwealth and brexit. : brexit. lots of questions about the monarchy and his role. now there they're up for discussion as they always are and always have been. i think it's more difficult with a thousand year old ceremony to reflect. the other you've mentioned, other thing you've mentioned, which the fact that we are which is the fact that we are one the most secular nations one of the most secular nations in world. can have in the world. you can have diversity faiths, but the diversity of faiths, but the lack which a big

lack of faith, which is a big factor in modern britain, that's much harder to build into the ceremony. can't there's only ceremony. you can't there's only so far you can modernise . a 1000 so far you can modernise. a 1000 year old ceremony— so far you can modernise. a 1000 year old ceremony has— 0s" : a 1000 year old ceremony has stopped being— year old ceremony has stopped tetmg being— year old ceremony has stopped being being that— year old ceremony has stopped being being that ceremony to an extent — being being that ceremony to an extent vow— being being that ceremony to an extent. you can't— being being that ceremony to an extent. 41.0" c : being being that ceremony to an extent. v410" . : extent. you can't modernise a monarchy because is monarchy because it is a monarchy. that hereditary monarchy. and that hereditary principle many principle is one that many people never be comfortable people will never be comfortable with. tone people will never be comfortable with . tone deaf, unpack , triotic with. tone deaf, unpack, triotic eme— with. tone deaf, unpack, triotic mt ttwewe— with. tone deaf, unpack, triotic mt ttwewe .— tone deaf, unpack, triotic and divisive . everything we've and divisive. everything we've te— and divisive. everything we've come to expect— and divisive. everything we've come to expect from the british teettme— come to expect from the british bashing organisation has there ever been a moment in history where— ever been a moment in history where the— ever been a moment in history where the media— ever been a moment in history where the media elite has been eut— where the media elite has been ewt et— where the media elite has been more out of touch— where the media elite has been more out of touch with the great ertttem— more out of touch with the great ertttem pmtte— more out of touch with the great british public to— more out of touch with the great british public to respond? now, my emereter— british public to respond? now, my superstar panel, we're petrtette— my superstar panel, we're patriotic here. _ my superstar panel, we're patriotic here. let me tell you the— patriotic here. let me tell you the tether— patriotic here. let me tell you the author and— patriotic here. let me tell you the author and broadcaster chris steem— the author and broadcaster chris steen hamilton,— the author and broadcaster chris steen hamilton, the journalist eme— steen hamilton, the journalist and broadcaster— steen hamilton, the journalist and broadcaster benjamin butterworth,_ and broadcaster benjamin butterworth, and the former mep and butterworth, and the former mep mt petttteet— butterworth, and the former mep and political commentator. she camp— and political commentator. she eemp eut— and political commentator. she was camp out with all of those tott— was camp out with all of those tett em— was camp out with all of those tett em tree— was camp out with all of those folk on the mel— was camp out with all of those folk on the mel belinda de lucy . i folk on the mel belinda de lucy . r mem— folk on the mel belinda de lucy . r .— folk on the mel belinda de lucy . i mean , christine— folk on the mel belinda de lucy . i mean , christine hamilton . i mean, christine hamilton there.— . i mean, christine hamilton were there. does— . i mean, christine hamilton

were there. does the bbc and itv get were there. does the bbc and itv eet ott— were there. does the bbc and itv eet ett te— were there. does the bbc and itv get em to trytme— were there. does the bbc and itv get em to trytmg te— were there. does the bbc and itv get off to trying to reign on me— get off to trying to reign on the spectre— get off to trying to reign on this spectac ocular parade? i tom-t— this spectac ocular parade? i tom-t mew. — this spectac ocular parade? i don't know. where— this spectac ocular parade? i don't know. where does- this spectac ocular parade? i don't know. where does one begin? i mean it completely extraordinary— begin? i mean it completely extraordinary to— zrriirg 7 i mean it completely extraordinary to describe 13 7 i mean it completely extraordinary to describe it as the extraordinary to describe it as tree etremge— extraordinary to describe it as the strange show— extraordinary to describe it as the strange show is unbelievable. . the strange show is- unbelievable. it was one of the strange show is— unbelievable. it was one of the most magnificent things i have ever seen rooted in tradition and history. exactly. and will peeettty— and history. exactly. and will peeettty mee— and history. exactly. and will possibly never be— 01: " 103 exactly. and will possibly never be surpassed. amt— possibly never be surpassed. art the— possibly never be surpassed. art the way— possibly never be surpassed. and the way king— possibly never be surpassed. and the way king charles brought all aspects of society and community into that service was brilliant. and to make the remark about they are a white family , of course, they were family, of course, they were white on the terribly white, she says. i mean, apologies for terme— says. i mean, apologies for tetmg memt— says. i mean, apologies for tetmg memt. — says. i mean, apologies for being right. white- i mean, apologies for being right . wt" being right. white that was first of all, obviously racist, as you said, but it was also very crass and very stupid. what a stupid, stupid thing to say. it would have made no difference by the way, if meghan had been up there, because we wouldn't have noticed. we didn't know she was black until she started accusing racism. most accusing us all of racism. most people even registered. people hadn't even registered. i mean, this a basically mean, this is a basically a white country. 1953, i think white country. in 1953, i think it 1% non—white . 20

it was 1% were non—white. 20 years ago, it was probably about 95% white. now it's 85% white. and our monarchy is a white family. i mean, and by the way, it was so much diversity. beunda it was so much diversity. belinda all through the ceremony. but can you just tmeetme— ceremony. but can you just tmmtme tree— ceremony. but can you just imagine the outrage , george, if imagine the outrage, george, if someone was commenting on an someone was commenting on an attem— someone was commenting on an atrteem teyet— someone was commenting on an african royal family or an asian teyet— african royal family or an asian rteyet remtty— african royal family or an asian royal family and— african royal family or an asian royal family and said, oh, trey-re— royal family and said, oh, they're terribly— royal family and said, oh, they're terribly black or trey-re— they're terribly black or they're terribly black or they're terribly asian, it just wewttm-t— they're terribly asian, it just wouldn't happen , so why should wouldn't happen, so why should it wouldn't happen, so why should tt mmem— wouldn't happen, so why should tt mmem wmem— wouldn't happen, so why should it happen when you're talking meet— it happen when you're talking about ew— it happen when you're talking about our royal— it happen when you're talking about our royal family , about our royal family because the mainstream media have normalised racism against white people, not only normalised , it people, not only normalised, it applauded it. so people who live in applauded it. so people who live tm tmetr— applauded it. so people who live tm tmetr eem— applauded it. so people who live in their echo chambers- 3: . so people who live in their echo chambers come onto etetteme— in their echo chambers come onto etetteme twe— in their echo chambers come onto stations like itv— in their echo chambers come onto stations like itv or— in their echo chambers come onto stations like itv or bbc radio tem— stations like itv or bbc radio rem eme— stations like itv or bbc radio rem mt trey— stations like itv or bbc radio four, and they don't think there-e— four, and they don't think there's anything wrong in in tememtetme— there's anything wrong in in demonising people for being wmte— demonising people for being wmte m— demonising people for being white in associating whiteness wttm— white in associating whiteness wttm meeetwe— white in associating whiteness with negative so— white in associating whiteness with negative so everyone else te— with negative so everyone else te rm— with negative so everyone else te tm tree— with negative so everyone else can be in the majority as long as can be in the majority as long we ye met— can be in the majority as long as you're not white, because treat-e— as you're not white, because tmet-e em— as you're not white, because that's an evil— as you're not white, because that's an evil thing. it is hemme— that's an evil thing. it is horrific and— that's an evil thing. it is horrific and it's very bbc, bbc mete— horrific and it's very bbc, bbc

mete tome— horrific and it's very bbc, bbc have done this— horrific and it's very bbc, bbc have done this before. they've met— have done this before. they've mt erttetee— have done this before. they've had articles about— have done this before. they've had articles about the countryside- had articles about the countryside being racist. they, had articles about the cou presentereing racist. they, had articles about the cou presenter complained “hey, had articles about the cou presenter complained well, the presenter complained well, not complained,— the presenter complained well, not complained, but suggested treet— not complained, but suggested that me— not complained, but suggested that the lioness— not complained, but suggested that the lioness team that won tmetr— that the lioness team that won tmetr wetery— that the lioness team that won their victory against norway, norway. — their victory against norway, norway. -were— their victory against norway, norway. were shocked that norway. they were shocked that trey— norway. they were shocked that trey-att— norway. they were shocked that they-all white. - norway. they were shocked that they all white. they they were to all white. they mete— they were to all white. they have t— they were to all white. they have t emc— they were to all white. they have a bbc early years guide treet— have a bbc early years guide that teaches— have a bbc early years guide that teaches parents to tell tmetr— that teaches parents to tell their children— that teaches parents to tell their children about white rrtwttege. — their children about white privilege. you— their children about white privilege. you know, this is mainstream— privilege. you know, this is mainstream media preaching this meet— mainstream media preaching this reetet etwtt— mainstream media preaching this racist stuff, allowing platforms to te— racist stuff, allowing platforms to te tetem— racist stuff, allowing platforms to te tetem m— racist stuff, allowing platforms to be taken up by— racist stuff, allowing platforms to be taken up by racists and mrtmttme— to be taken up by racists and applauding rt— to be taken up by racists and applauding it- _ to be taken up by racists and applauding it. i'm i'm not shocked or surprised. they've fallen fallen quite a way since when they played the national anthem every night at 12:00. but it is racist. and now trey-re— but it is racist. and now they're complicit in racism . they're complicit in racism. seme— they're complicit in racism. some remte— they're complicit in racism. some people are— they're complicit in racism. some people are absolutely terrified of being thought not to be woke . so they all go along to be woke. so they all go along with it. but wokery is anti culture. it with it. but wokery is anti culture . it is destroying our culture. it is destroying our ewttwret— rt ”0 it is destroying our cultural well—being r1”r:i; it is destroying our cultural well—being and r1. ”0 it is destroying our cultural well—being and it's treatme— cultural well—being and it's ereettme e— cultural well—being and it's creating a culture of anti whiteness. _ creating a culture of anti whiteness. " creating a culture of anti- whiteness. benjamin butterworth indeed. benjamin butterworth surely itv must apologise for this racism. i mean, the two presenters, tom bradby and juliet etchingham, just sat there as this woman, this idiot

, this racist did described the royal family as being terribly white. well look, snowflakes are white, and i think i'm surrounded by them tonight. you all seem terribly easy, 3 you all seem terribly easy, easily ettemtet— all seem terribly easy, easily ettemtet ty— all seem terribly easy, easily offended by someone who is empty— offended by someone who is simply expressing their rwtgememt.— simply expressing their judgement, their view, their freedom— judgement, their view, their treetem et— judgement, their view, their freedom of speech. \01 freedom of speech. now, i think that actually . do you think it that actually. do you think it was racist? no i don't. i think it would have been better if the two hosts had had followed that through. both would just out of interest just we can interest just so that we can have the intellectual argument here, been can't here, would it have been can't guarantee that would it have been racist a commentator had been racist if a commentator had described african royal described an african royal family terribly black? family as being terribly black? would you have said that was racist? the word racist? yes i think the word terribly being as terribly was being used as to describe extent of how many describe the extent of how many white rather than a white people rather than as a criticism. but it's judging them on of their skin. on the colour of their skin. i think. i think it would have teem— think. i think it would have been better— think. i think it would have been better if— think. i think it would have been better if the - i think it would have been better if the host had tettewet— been better if the host had followed it— been better if the host had followed it up— been better if the host had followed it up so that she could emtetm— followed it up so that she could explain herself,— followed it up so that she could explain herself, because i doubt she explain herself, because i doubt ere—mew— explain herself, because i doubt ere—mew rt- explain herself, because i douth she—how it sounds. she meant quite how it sounds. eut— she meant quite how it sounds. tut—r— she meant quite how it sounds. tut—r tmmt— she meant quite how it sounds. but-i think the- she meant quite how it sounds. but-i think the bbc. but you know, i think the bbc bloke i o'connell no one's

bloke i o'connell says no one's been offended well, bloke i o'connell says no one's been on.tnded well, bloke i o'connell says no one's been on. ided well, bloke i o'connell says no one's been on. i think well, bloke i o'connell says no one's been on. i think you're well, bloke i o'connell says no one's been on. i think you're all l, bloke i o'connell says no one's been on. i think you're all just hang on. i think you're all just being pretty pathetic. i thought the coverage was was excellent. these comments. these are two minor comments. these are two minor comments. the that really the only thing that really annoyed claudia winkleman annoyed me was claudia winkleman on tory on radio two, calling it tory christmas. i was livid. christmas. i mean, i was livid. i love the royal family and the pomp and the ceremony and the pageantry monarchy. and pageantry of the monarchy. and i ain't tory. so claudia ain't a tory. so claudia winkleman, you were wrong on that. christine, that that. but christine, that that that. but christine, that that that the bbc think that exposes how the bbc think about an event that is patriotic. they automatically assume patriotism is connected to the right. right? absolutely. and to the right. right? absolutely. amt teet— to the right. right? absolutely. amt took at— to the right. right? absolutely. and look at the— to the right. right? absolutely. and look at the way— ”3 right? absolutely. and look at the way when the teettett— and look at the way when the football and _ and look at the way when the football and the— and look at the way when the football and the when the right wing— football and the when the right wing ee— football and the when the right wing was hideous— football and the when the right wing was hideous and they were the tree— wing was hideous and they were the tee et— wing was hideous and they were the flag of saint— wing was hideous and they were the flag of saint george, they terme— the flag of saint george, they were taking the— the flag of saint george, they were taking the flag of saint george — were taking the flag of saint george ee— were taking the flag of saint george as their— were taking the flag of saint george as their own. and they it did george as their own. and they it are teeeme— george as their own. and they it did become associated with with eem— did become associated with with eert et— did become associated with with sort of skinheads— did become associated with with sort of skinheads and emily tmemterry— sort of skinheads and emily tmemtemy .— sort of skinheads and emily thornberry . emily thornberry. thornberry. emily thornberry. teeetty— thornberry. emily thornberry. exactly. which _ thornberry. emily thornberry. exactly. which is— thornberry. emily thornberry. exactly. which is absolutely ewreeeweto — exactly. which is absolutely outrageous. people are patriotic . rettttee— outrageous. people are patriotic . politics has— outrageous. people are patriotic . politics has got— outrageous. people are patriotic . politics has got nothing to do wttm— . politics has got nothing to do wttmlwetmme— . politics has got nothing to do with nothing whatever to do with it. nothing whatever to do 11— with it. nothing whatever to do wttm-tmew— with it. nothing whatever to do with - know -they i with it. i don't know why they met— with it. i don't know why they had-bridgerton- with it. i don't know why theyi had-bridgerton-on. had that bridgerton actress on. i_extraordinary.. i mean, quite extraordinary. wett— i mean, quite extraordinary. wettlte— i mean, quite extraordinary. wettlte . — i mean, quite extraordinary. wett.|te . r— i mean, quite extraordinary. well,ido . i do,- i mean, quite extraordinary. well, do . 30 r30t well, i do. i do, belinda, because i've been researching

this woman. guess what? this woman. and guess what? she's one of those folk who say if had been in the royal if meghan had been in the royal family, everything would have been wonderful. and that's why they had her on. well, it's because, you know, because you've tom bradby sitting on you've got tom bradby sitting on that sofa . he's harry and that sofa. he's harry and meghan's best mate . so i noticed meghan's best mate. so i noticed it all over the weekend. the way that harry and meghan have got their allies, their henchmen, out to do their dirty work and the british media without question , the pain that harry question, the pain that harry and meghan have caused the royal family and the incitement to hatred against the british people that they have enacted upon us celebrated among upon us is celebrated among these elites. but it isn't just tree— these elites. but it isn't just the erre— these elites. but it isn't just the blm political— but it isn't just the blm political poison. it rem-t— the blm political poison. it tem-t teet— the blm political poison. it isn't just the— the blm political poison. it isn't just the harry and meghan tmetttme— isn't just the harry and meghan inciting hatred— isn't just the harry and meghan inciting hatred against us. it is inciting hatred against us. it te tree— inciting hatred against us. it te tree tetty— inciting hatred against us. it is the lefty luvvies racially eett— is the lefty luvvies racially self flagellating themselves teeewee— self flagellating themselves because they _ self flagellating themselves because they hate being white. mmet.— because they hate being white. mteet. amt— because they hate being white. mteet. art by— because they hate being white. indeed. and by the— because they hate being white. indeed. and by the way,- because they hate being white. indeed. and by the way, it's also why quite a lot of artists didn't perform , um, at windsor didn't perform, um, at windsor castle last night. yep. i'm looking at you, harry styles and

adele and elton john. you know, the other harry and meghan crew. but didn't they miss out? the other harry and meghan crew. but didn't they miss out ? they but didn't they miss out? they miss out. their lost. their lost where miss out. their lost. their lost wmere eweemrye— miss out. their lost. their lost where everyone came- ” their lost where everyone came together. no where everyone came together. we metter— where everyone came together. no matter their— where everyone came together. \0 ” t ” indeed, no matter their colour. indeed, indeed. belinda— no matter their colour. indeed, indeed. belinda lucy,- \0 ” t ” indeed, indeed. belinda lucy, benjamin butterworth.— indeed. belinda lucy, benjamin butterworth. christine hamilton . were— butterworth. christine hamilton were eemtme— butterworth. christine hamilton . we're coming together tonight. my .we're coming together tonight. rry emereter— .we're coming together tonight. my superstar panel are with me 111— my superstar panel are with me wmttt tree— my superstar panel are with me wmttt tree eme— my superstar panel are with me until the end of— my superstar panel are with me until the end of the show. but eemtme— until the end of the show. but eemtmo m— until the end of the show. but coming up, despite the rest of the coming up, despite the rest of tme-etterte— coming up, despite the rest of the -efforts, the - coming up, despite the rest of the efforts, the weekend the msmes efforts, the weekend eetetrettem— the msmes efforts, the weekend celebration proved a triumphant teettem— celebration proved a triumphant bastion britishness . and bastion of britishness. and nigel— bastion of britishness. and wtoet rereoe— bastion of britishness. and nigel farage has a special meeeeee— nigel farage has a special meeeoe te— nigel farage has a special message to the coronation wtttreye— message to the coronation wtttreye. wme — message to the coronation killjoys, who rejected it. the celebration _ killjoys, who rejected it. the celebration shortly. but up next in celebration shortly. but up next tm tree— celebration shortly. but up next m the cteem— celebration shortly. but up next in the clash, after— celebration shortly. but up next in the clash, after the tories emeret— in the clash, after the tories ewtteret e— in the clash, after the tories suffered a disastrous election , suffered a disastrous election, wme—ewt— suffered a disastrous election, wipe—out plunging the party into to e— wipe—out plunging the party into to e treet— wipe—out plunging the party into to a fresh civil— wipe—out plunging the party into to a fresh civil war. _ wipe—out plunging the party into to a fresh civil war. should trem— to a fresh civil war. should rishi sunak— to a fresh civil war. should rishi sunak take the blame for the meet— rishi sunak take the blame for the local election— rishi sunak take the blame for the local election losses ? will the local election losses? will temmer— the local election losses? will former conservative mep and cmetrmem— former conservative mep and cmetrmem et— former conservative mep and chairman of the— former conservative mep and chairman of the conservative oemeerette— chairman of the conservative democratic organisation david campbell—bannerman and former rety— campbell—bannerman and former tery mtmteter— campbell—bannerman and former tory minister edwina currie tettte— tory minister edwina currie tettte eet— tory minister edwina currie battle out on— tory minister edwina currie battle out on this very soon. eet— battle out on this very soon. but r— battle out on this very soon. but r wemt— battle out on this very soon. but i want to— battle out on this very soon. but i want to know what you 111— but i want to know what you mm mm— but i want to know what you think down at— but i want to know what you think down at gbnews.uk. of rt— think down at gbnews.uk. of tt te— think down at gbnews.uk. of course it is the— think down at gbnews.uk. of course it is the big political

etery— course it is the big political etery et— course it is the big political etery of tree— course it is the big political story of the week. much of the coverage was lost— story of the week. much of the coverage was lost in the celebration— coverage was lost in the celebration of- coverage was lost in the celebration of the coronation tet— celebration of the coronation but we— celebration of the coronation but we wttt— celebration of the coronation but we will be— celebration of the coronation but we will be continuing the eteeweetem— but we will be continuing the discussion on— but we will be continuing the discussion on the— but we will be continuing the discussion on the show. our poll rwmmtmg— discussion on the show. our poll rwmmtmg there— discussion on the show. our poll running there now.— discussion on the show. our poll running there now. results running there now. the results etretemt— running there now. the results etretomt etter— running there now. the results straight after this—

are like, oh my god, what's she terme— are like, oh my god, what's she tetme mew— are like, oh my god, what's she doing rem— are like, oh my god, what's she doing now? join me every sunday at doing now? join me every sunday et eee— doing now? join me every sunday et eteo ter— doing now? join me every sunday at 6:00 for gloria— doing now? join me every sunday at 6:00 for gloria meets only on gb at 6:00 for gloria meets only on ere newe— at 6:00 for gloria meets only on gb news, britain's— at 6:00 for gloria meets only on gb news, britain's news . channel gb news, britain's news. channel treet— gb news, britain's news. channel wtoet rereee— gb news, britain's news. channel wtoet rereoe tree— gb news, britain's news. channel nigel farage erg and angela tewm— nigel farage erg and angela tewm em— nigel farage erg and angela tewm em tree— nigel farage erg and angela levin on the way. �*" levin on the way. but first, the clash . now now a fresh civil war

clash. now now a fresh civil war has broken out in the conservative party. as the dust settles on their shocking local election results , the tories election results, the tories lost a whopping 1061 seats with labour and the lib dems profiting the most, gaining 536 and 407 respectively. the bombshell ballot results means slippery starmer's party is now the largest of local government, overtaking the conservative serves for the first time since 2002, and a socialist coalition of chaos has become a very real possibility . now sunak possibility. now sunak supporters have pinned the blame for those losses on predecessors. liz truss and bons predecessors. liz truss and boris johnson saying that they're, quote, traumatic reigns caused voters to punish the party at the ballot box. but bons party at the ballot box. but boris and liz backers are demanding that the prime minister takes responsibility for the tory hammering with calls growing, including from some disgruntled councillors who have lost their seats for johnson to be reinstated as leader before next year's

general election to avoid a starmer led coalition of chaos . starmer led coalition of chaos. so tonight i'm asking you a very simple question, but it's an important one. should rishi sunak take the blame for conservative local election losses? dan at gbnews.uk is my email . our poll running at gb email. our poll running at gb news on twitter. but to go head to head on this now, i'm joined by the former conservative mep chairman of the conservative democratic organisation , david democratic organisation, david campbell bannerman , and former campbell bannerman, and former tory minister edwina currie . so tory minister edwina currie. so david, look, you've been very outspoken about this. you think it's wrong to blame boris or to blame liz truss and that sunak has to take responsibility for these historic local election losses . why well, he's either losses. why well, he's either teem— losses. why well, he's either teem rrtme— losses. why well, he's either been prime minister- 31:3 well, he's either been prime minister or chancellor— been prime minister or chancellor for three years and he tmtttete— chancellor for three years and he initiate this— chancellor for three years and he initiate this process of oetttme— he initiate this process of oetttmo rte— he initiate this process of getting rid of— he initiate this process of getting rid of boris. he initiate this process of getting rid of boris . v/r1. getting rid of boris. you know, he tet— getting rid of boris. you know, he had ready for rishi in december 2nd 21. it was is and

lie december 2nd 21. it was is and tte 22. — december 2nd 21. it was is and lie 22. so he's initiated the process and we've gone from 2 to 4% behind starmer in the polls to hitting 30. and now we're teet— to hitting 30. and now we're teet te— to hitting 30. and now we're back to about— to hitting 30. and now we're back to about 17. - to hitting 30. and now we're back to about 17. but- " .. 3 30 and now we're back to about 17. . back to about 17. but it is a disaster and we should have actually gained seats this time because we did so badly under theresa may 4th years ago. that and that just shows how badly we've done a lot of very hard working, dedicated councillors have been lost this time . i have been lost this time. i think it's it is down to him. remember, you know, boris turned things around in the same period in about six months. he took on from theresa may in 2019. we went from that disastrous result. then to an amazing result. then to an amazing result at the national level with an 80 seat majority, the biggest since 1987. so you know, it can be done, but it doesn't look like rishi is capable of doing it. i'm afraid so. edwina, david's right, isn't doing it. i'm afraid so. - edwina, david's right, isn't he? were— edwina, david's right, isn't he? the re— edwina, david's right, isn't he? the te e— edwina, david's right, isn't he? this is a total— edwina, david's right, isn't he? this is a total cop— edwina, david's right, isn't he? this is a total cop out to blame

terre— this is a total cop out to blame terte eme— this is a total cop out to blame terte emt tre— this is a total cop out to blame boris and liz. when sunak has teem— boris and liz. when sunak has teem rrtme— boris and liz. when sunak has been prime minister for six memtte— been prime minister for six months. well— been prime minister for six months. well i'm not quite sure where— months. well i'm not quite sure wttet ttemet. — months. well i'm not quite sure which planet. j; 3 months. well i'm not quite sure which planet. j? 3 " which planet. david, bless him, is on, but it's certainly not the same one that we have here in the in the high peak and in the north of england, where people tend to talk common sense. most of the time, and trey-re— sense. most of the time, and ttey-re mtte— sense. most of the time, and they're quite clear— most of the time, and they're quite clear that, as wttt— they're quite clear that, as wttt memy— they're quite clear that, as with many other incumbent oeemmeme— with many other incumbent governments, in many other eemrteet— governments, in many other eemrteet rm— governments, in many other countries in the— governments, in many other countries in the world, particularly— countries in the world, particularly in europe , there's particularly in europe, there's teem— particularly in europe, there's teem e— particularly in europe, there's teem e ttt— particularly in europe, there's been a bit of— particularly in europe, there's been a bit of a— particularly in europe, there's been a bit of a punishment exercise going— been a bit of a punishment exercise going on. "0:13; been a bit of a punishment exercise going on. 00; a" exercise going on. there's an opportunity there to say the people are not happy with the cost of living crisis. yes, they're not happy with the way that the nhs is being run. they're not happy with the way that the nhs is being run . yeah, that the nhs is being run. yeah, they recognise that things can't be overnight, but still be changed overnight, but still we want to see some action now then. we want to see some action now then . boris ample then. boris had ample opportunity motty to deal with all that. he opportunity motty to deal with all that . he had an 80 seat all that. he had an 80 seat merertty— all that. he had an 80 seat merertty eme— all that. he had an 80 seat merertty emt r— he had an 80 seat majority and i personally think he tre— majority and i personally think he ttt very— majority and i personally think he did very well— majority and i personally think he did very well on brexit. i 111— he did very well on brexit. i tttmt te— he did very well on brexit. i think he did— he did very well on brexit. i think he did very well on the temtemte— think he did very well on the pandemic and— think he did very well on the pandemic and he did very well to teet— pandemic and he did very well to teet wtretme— pandemic and he did very well to back ukraine on— pandemic and he did very well to back ukraine on one of the first

teetere— back ukraine on one of the first teetere rm— back ukraine on one of the first leaders in the— back ukraine on one of the first leaders in the world to do that eme— leaders in the world to do that met te— leaders in the world to do that met te te— leaders in the world to do that and to do that— leaders in the world to do that and to do that with great determination— and to do that with great determination . determination. but but he ran a chaotic government. he made rules that he put out to the public, which you, dan, don't like. and which he did not keep. and you know, you can't do that and you certainly can't do it for a year or more. you're going to get found out. and he was also to get found out. and he was etee teettmg— to get found out. and he was also backing people- to get found out. and he was also backing people in- 30. 3 and he was also backing people in the house of also backing people in the house et cermmeme— also backing people in the house of commons like— also backing people in the house of commons like owen paterson, wte— of commons like owen paterson, wte-ttetemtty— of commons like owen paterson, who blatantly breaking all who were blatantly breaking all the retee — who were blatantly breaking all the rules. no,— who were blatantly breaking all the rules. no, i— who were blatantly breaking all the rules. \0 .. 33 the rules. no, i understand what you're saying, trying to force everybody else to agree with him . i just want david to respond because dave , if you listen to because dave, if you listen to edwin rayner, you'd think that the frontline political career of boris johnson is over , but a of boris johnson is over, but a lot of folk like you, david, actually think boris could be the saviour for the conservative party. he could actually be the man that leads the conservatives to a shock election victory . i to a shock election victory. i do. and the reason is, you know,

i helped him in london and he won a lot of labour and lib dem voters in london. he's responsible for the red wall vote that was down to boris. it wasn't a conservative brand lost that. you know, we can see that in the local elections. it's a disaster. it's going back to labour and the red wall. so i do think bringing boris back, he doesn't appeal to everyone and i know he's not perfect, certainly, but but he is an election winner . and to be election winner. and to be honest, you know, as tim shipman reported in the sunday times, you know , sunak hardly you know, sunak hardly campaigned, hardly many of these cabinet ministers hardly campaigned either. boris is a great campaigner. campaigned either. boris is a great campaigner . and that's the great campaigner. and that's the kind of person you want, you know, fighting the next election, taking it to labour and taking on. but at some point at some point, you actually need somebody to be a good prime minister and to be able to take wise decisions and to run the country properly . boris, in the country properly. boris, in the end was was called out by his

own ministers and i think 60 of them actually resigned. and, you know, i have defended— them actually resigned. and, you know, i have defended on- ”0133 and, you know, i have defended on this treoremme.— know, i have defended on this treoremme. — know, i have defended on this programme. dan— know, i have defended on this programme. dan as you know. bons programme. dan as you know. boris so many times over and over again and we all think he's finished now thoroughly fed up with it. absolutely. and we want to see the back of him, see some proper government. now where i will proper government. now where i wttt ereee— proper government. now where i will agree, where— proper government. now where i will agree, where i— proper government. now where i will agree, where i will- 3 now where i will agree, where i will agree, give— will agree, where i will agree, give ewey— will agree, where i will agree, give ewey eme— will agree, where i will agree, give away and hang on. 31130; give away and hang on. where where— give away and hang on. where where r— give away and hang on. where where r wu— give away and hang on. where where i will agree. listen david, shush. i'm agreeing with you. shush. where i will agree is i think rishi needs to do something. and what i would like him to do is to take a leaf out of margaret thatcher's book. at the time when i was working for her and she looked at and she took advice on how to appear more authoritative . and you will more authoritative. and you will recall she changed her dress and she got rid of the fussy bows and she put on proper suits and she lowered her voice and she sounded much more authoritative. and like to see rishi sunak and i'd like to see rishi sunak taking some professional advice like that , because at the moment like that, because at the moment he smiles too much. he cringes a

little bit too much. he's trying too hard to please. he talks down to us sometimes i want to get rid of the i want him to get rid of those awful narrow , tight rid of those awful narrow, tight jeans or whatever it is that he wears, the skinny jeans. he ought to. well, you know, you know, the way we were taught when we were kids, david is shoulders head up, you shoulders back, head up, you know, not proud . walk into a know, not proud. walk into a room with good authority . room with good authority. david, david. edwina agreed with you. you wanted to hit back at something she was saying. well, no , i'm just saying i agree with no, i'm just saying i agree with that winner there. i think sunak is that winner there. i think sunak te very— that winner there. i think sunak te wery retette— that winner there. i think sunak is very robotic. he's— ."r3;”r3; i think sunak is very robotic. he's quite like rem— is very robotic. he's quite like em major— is very robotic. he's quite like em trey-er eey. — is very robotic. he's quite like john major say. that's right to memttem— john major say. that's right to memttem tet— john major say. that's right to mention. but he— john major say. that's right to mention. but he ,_ john major say. that's right to mention. but he , you know, it's mention. but he, you know, it's tetrty— mention. but he, you know, it's fairly technocratic_ mention. but he, you know, it's fairly technocratic in his tetwery— fairly technocratic in his tetwery .— fairly technocratic in his delivery . and- fairly technocratic in his delivery . and all he does is delivery. and all he does is me— delivery. and all he does is ttmt et— delivery. and all he does is ttmt et teet— delivery. and all he does is kind of just recite these five trtertttee.— kind of just recite these five priorities, etcetera . and you priorities, etcetera. and you mew— priorities, etcetera. and you tmew wtet— priorities, etcetera. and you know what we _ priorities, etcetera. and you know what we need is a policy reeet— know what we need is a policy reeet amt— know what we need is a policy reset. and actually, you know, ttwtme— reset. and actually, you know, edwina served _ reset. and actually, you know, edwina served with distinction, i edwina served with distinction, r reeve— edwina served with distinction, r tewe te— edwina served with distinction, r tewe te eey— edwina served with distinction, i have to say, at— edwina served with distinction, i have to say, at a— edwina served with distinction, i have to say, at a time when, you— i have to say, at a time when, yet mew.— i have to say, at a time when, yet mew. we—

i have to say, at a time when, you know, we did— i have to say, at a time when, you know, we did believe in low teeee— you know, we did believe in low texee eme— you know, we did believe in low taxes and smaller— you know, we did believe in low taxes and smaller state and a me— taxes and smaller state and a ttmt et— taxes and smaller state and a kind of thatcherite model and, eme— kind of thatcherite model and, met we— kind of thatcherite model and, met we meet— kind of thatcherite model and, and we need to— kind of thatcherite model and, and we need to go back to that. n...— and we need to go back to that. we. r— and we need to go back to that. we. r eememt— and we need to go back to that. no, i couldn't agree— and we need to go back to that. no, i couldn't agree more- and we need to go back to that. no, i couldn't agree more .- no, i couldn't agree more. couldn't agree more. but look, a fascinating debate and there will be much more of this had to policies . no no good point and policies. no no good point and we're going to have kwasi kwarteng here later in the show as well who will put his point of view on this, too. but thank you so much, former conservative mep, the mep, chairman of the conservative democratic organisation david campbell bannerman tory bannerman and the former tory minister but minister edwina currie. but who do agree on this? do you agree with on this? should sunak take the should rishi sunak take the blame the conservative local blame for the conservative local election losses from on election losses from roy on twitter? was done twitter? the damage was done three years ago when the tories squandered an 80 seat majority, partly by ploughing on with net zero when no one voted for it from albie . of course rishi from albie. of course rishi should take the blame . he's made should take the blame. he's made no attempt to address the issues that most of us care about and with his tax rises and failing to stop the boats, he's made things worse. and jane writes, rishi try adopting rishi sunak should try adopting some policies and some conservative policies and swap of his socialist swap some of his socialist frontbench, like high tax hunt

with more conservative with his more conservative backbenchers and your verdict is now in this is an interesting one actually. 70% of you with david and myself saying that rishi sunak should take the blame for the conservative local election losses. you seem election losses. 30% of you seem to want to pin this boris and to want to pin this on boris and liz truss , who been liz truss, who haven't been prime minister for many months now . now prime minister for many months now. now coming up after a clip of the duke of delusion shows, prince harry moaning about being relegated to a third row, royal has his relationship with his family now hit rock bottom. harry's biographer , angela harry's biographer, angela levin, is live in the studio to give me her insight on the sussex falling out at the coronation shortly . but next, coronation shortly. but next, nigel farage gives a special message to those brits that didn't feel proud about the beautiful coronation ceremony and nation's joy . plus, and the nation's joy. plus, we'll get his verdict on the tories local election disaster to nigel farage, live after this

five for saturday night from stoo— five for saturday night from see my— five for saturday night from tree emty em— five for saturday night from 8:00 only on gb news news, the reette-e— 8:00 only on gb news news, the people's channel,— 8:00 only on gb news news, the people's channel, britain's us news . channel— people's channel, britain's us news . channel what the farage news. channel what the farage ttme— news. channel what the farage ttme mew— news. channel what the farage ttme eme— news. channel what the farage time now and fresh off the back of time now and fresh off the back et eme— time now and fresh off the back et et— time now and fresh off the back et et tree— time now and fresh off the back of one of the most— time now and fresh off the back of one of the most jubilant weetemte— of one of the most jubilant weekends in— of one of the most jubilant weekends in modern british ttetery— weekends in modern british ttetery. rte— weekends in modern british history, it's fair— weekends in modern british history, it's fair to say the merertty— history, it's fair to say the merertty et— history, it's fair to say the majority of us— history, it's fair to say the majority of us are still basking in majority of us are still basking m e— majority of us are still basking in a triumphant— majority of us are still basking in a triumphant bastion of britishness,— in a triumphant bastion of britishness, courtesy of the ttme-e— britishness, courtesy of the king's coronation. despite the tem— king's coronation. despite the temt tetttey— king's coronation. despite the bank holiday, there was no rest for bank holiday, there was no rest ter tree— bank holiday, there was no rest for the prince— bank holiday, there was no rest for the prince of— bank holiday, there was no rest for the prince of wales and his oeroeeee— for the prince of wales and his oeroeeee. tewety— for the prince of wales and his gorgeous, lovely family. today, twee— gorgeous, lovely family. today, however , as the _ gorgeous, lovely family. today, however , as the gang got stuck however, as the gang got stuck tmte— however, as the gang got stuck tmte tree— however, as the gang got stuck into the so—called_ however, as the gang got stuck into the so—called big help out

rrtmeeee— into the so—called big help out princess charlotte— into the so—called big help out princess charlotte cooked marshmallow— princess charlotte cooked marshmallow treats by a campfire wttte— marshmallow treats by a campfire wttte rrtmee— marshmallow treats by a campfire while prince george— marshmallow treats by a campfire while prince george tried his treme— while prince george tried his temt et— while prince george tried his hand at woodwork. and little teete— hand at woodwork. and little teete. wte-e— hand at woodwork. and little louis, who's really stolen the meme— louis, who's really stolen the teerte et— louis, who's really stolen the hearts of the— louis, who's really stolen the hearts of the world, hasn't he eteretet— hearts of the world, hasn't he eteretet e— hearts of the world, hasn't he operated a digger at a scouts etme— operated a digger at a scouts etme ttte— operated a digger at a scouts club? this was— operated a digger at a scouts club? this was his first royal emoeoememt— club? this was his first royal engagement at— club? this was his first royal engagement at just five years of eee. — engagement at just five years of me ty— engagement at just five years of me ty tree— engagement at just five years of me ty the my.— engagement at just five years of age. by the way. but while amtt—reyet— age. by the way. but while anti—royal list— age. by the way. but while anti—royal list attempts to temtem— anti—royal list attempts to dampen festivities of recent teye— dampen festivities of recent teye tewe— dampen festivities of recent days have gone— dampen festivities of recent days have gone without success, the tert— days have gone without success, the herd tert— days have gone without success, the hard left are— days have gone without success, the hard left are attempting to use the hard left are attempting to tree— the hard left are attempting to use the coronation to sow ttwetem — use the coronation to sow division. well,— use the coronation to sow division. well, nigel farage, wte— division. well, nigel farage, wte etme— division. well, nigel farage, who returns from his stay . who returns from his stay. eterttme— who returns from his stay. sterling took— who returns from his stay. sterling took a- who returns from his stay. sterling took a brilliant car coverage , which i loved on gb coverage, which i loved on gb wewe— coverage, which i loved on gb wewe em— coverage, which i loved on gb news on saturday. nigel i mean, teet— news on saturday. nigel i mean, teet. wtet-e— news on saturday. nigel i mean, look, what's your— news on saturday. nigel i mean, look, what's your message really to look, what's your message really te tteee— look, what's your message really te tteee wte — look, what's your message really to those who don't— look, what's your message really to those who don't feel pride wtet-e— to those who don't feel pride over what's happened over the teet— over what's happened over the teet rew— over what's happened over the last few days?— over what's happened over the last few days? because i have to say,— last few days? because i have to my treet— last few days? because i have to my wtoet. mere— last few days? because i have to say, nigel, there was a lot of them — say, nigel, there was a lot of them eme— say, nigel, there was a lot of them emt r— say, nigel, there was a lot of them and i didn't see it on the day— them and i didn't see it on the tey teeee— them and i didn't see it on the tey teeee r— them and i didn't see it on the day because i was— them and i didn't see it on the day because i was tuned into yet.— day because i was tuned into yet. tet— day because i was tuned into yet. tut twe— day because i was tuned into you. but i've looked at the coverage on the- you. but i've looked at the coverage on the bbc and itv and there— coverage on the bbc and itv and there ee— coverage on the bbc and itv and there e— coverage on the bbc and itv and there are a lot— coverage on the bbc and itv and there are a lot of— coverage on the bbc and itv and there are a lot of people who te— there are a lot of people who seem to hate— there are a lot of people who seem to hate the— there are a lot of people who seem to hate the british traditions. _ seem to hate the british traditions. no,- seem to hate the british traditions. \0 3 \0. traditions. no, wrong. not a lot. a few . literally a few

lot. a few. literally a few down, you know, i mean, let's get let's get some sense of perspective. you know, yesterday day where i live here every single village had had an event. there were village hall events. there were village hall events. there were village hall events. there were picnics on lawns . and there were picnics on lawns. and there were even people putting up marquees in their front gardens with signs saying, everyone welcome . it was the everyone welcome. it was the most extraordinary coming together of different generations. it was remarkable . generations. it was remarkable. and don't forget , you know, and don't forget, you know, we've had the jubilee , the we've had the jubilee, the queen's jubilee last year, the death of the queen. this is our third major royal event in the space of a year. if can't remember, three bigger royal events in my lifetime that have happenedin events in my lifetime that have happened in the last year and we're still not tired of it . so we're still not tired of it. so look, republic are, of course, entitled to their view and this criticism of what the police did. but the truth is , the did. but the truth is, the majority of those arrested were from just stop oil and this lunatic outfit called animal

rising who are very dangerous people . i was at the national . i people. i was at the national. i watched eight horses fall or pull up and dismount their jockeys on the first two fences. more than has happened for the last nine years. so the police were quite right to assume that these people would have tried to disrupt events and remember the world was watching. the world was watching our country , and was watching our country, and boy, didn't we do well. wasn't it ? absolutely i was or it? absolutely i was or inspired. i was commentating six hours. i sat in that chair for gb news with one ten minute break, and that was quite necessary, believe you me. and and, you know , honestly, i and, you know, honestly, i thought the whole thing was magnificent . i was awestruck by magnificent. i was awestruck by what was happening in the abbey . absolutely awestruck by the historical significance of every single piece of that ceremony.

i've been told it was going to be a woke modernist ceremony. and as david starkey said when he was with me on air as charles walked back out, process it out of the abbey where in the crown, you know, he said this could have been richard the second. and it was absolutely magnificent. so let's not gb news as a broadcaster over emphasise a small, angry minority who hate this country, hate its culture, hate its tradition as and you know what, dan? i'm not even worried about them. good. i'm glad you're not. what did you make of the what did you make ofythe woman what did you make of the woman on what did you make of the woman em tw— what did you make of the woman em ny, tree— what did you make of the woman on itv, the bridgerton actress adjoa— on itv, the bridgerton actress atree emtet— on itv, the bridgerton actress adjoa andoh who— on itv, the bridgerton actress adjoa andoh who said that the teyet— adjoa andoh who said that the rteyet temtty— adjoa andoh who said that the royal family was— adjoa andoh who said that the royal family was terribly white up royal family was terribly white m em— royal family was terribly white m em tree— royal family was terribly white up on the balcony? well what a vile— up on the balcony? well what a we ewtet— up on the balcony? well what a vile, awful woman— up on the balcony? well what a vile, awful woman she is . vile, awful woman she is. i r— vile, awful woman she is. i mean. i mean, there- vile, awful woman she is. i mean. i mean, there is- vile, awful woman she is. i mean. i mean, there is no public pronouncement. not just this one. there is no public pronouncement from her that spreads any joy , any happiness

spreads any joy, any happiness or any unity whatsoever. and the fact that she's now going to seek a german passport and go and live in spain. well, i'll tell you what, that's just great. i'll buy the ticket. hahahaindeed great. i'll buy the ticket. hahaha indeed . now look, hahaha indeed. now look, etweeety— hahaha indeed. now look, obviously nigel,- hahaha indeed. now look, obviously nigel, a- 33 now look, obviously nigel, a seismic tetttteet— obviously nigel, a seismic political story— obviously nigel, a seismic political story arnie that would reeve— political story arnie that would tewe teem— political story arnie that would have been leading every news tettettm— have been leading every news tettettm ter— have been leading every news bulletin for the— have been leading every news bulletin for the past four days if bulletin for the past four days t t— bulletin for the past four days t tt eemt— bulletin for the past four days if it wasn't for— bulletin for the past four days if it wasn't for the coronation so if it wasn't for the coronation se rt— if it wasn't for the coronation se tt te— if it wasn't for the coronation se tt te very— if it wasn't for the coronation so it is very important we talk eteet— so it is very important we talk eteet rt.— so it is very important we talk eteet tt. vee— so it is very important we talk about it. you obviously led your etew— about it. you obviously led your etew em— about it. you obviously led your etew em rt— about it. you obviously led your show on it tonight— about it. you obviously led your show on it tonight with some emert— show on it tonight with some superb analysis.— show on it tonight with some superb analysis. uh, there's no oetttme— superb analysis. uh, there's no oetttmo memt— superb analysis. uh, there's no getting around this . whether you getting around this. whether you emtert— getting around this. whether you emtert tree— getting around this. whether you support the conservative party, wmet— support the conservative party, wttet r— support the conservative party, wttet r rte.— support the conservative party, wttet r to er— support the conservative party, which i do, or if— support the conservative party, which i do, or if you don't ute— which i do, or if you don't ttte. yet— which i do, or if you don't ttte. yet te. — which i do, or if you don't like, you do. this was a this was a wipe—out— like, you do. this was a this was a wipe—out for the tories tree— was a wipe—out for the tories over the weekend,— was a wipe—out for the tories over the weekend, wasn't it? i teet— over the weekend, wasn't it? i teet et— over the weekend, wasn't it? i mean, look at that. you know, teet— mean, look at that. you know, roer eeete— mean, look at that. you know, roer eeete 90— mean, look at that. you know, 1061 seats go gone . possibly the 1061 seats go gone. possibly the weret— 1061 seats go gone. possibly the weret reettt— 1061 seats go gone. possibly the worst result for— 1061 seats go gone. possibly the worst result for the _ 1061 seats go gone. possibly the worst result for the country memt.— worst result for the country ttetot. treet— worst result for the country though. nigel would be a ceettttet— though. nigel would be a coalition of— though. nigel would be a coalition of chaos after the text— coalition of chaos after the next election— coalition of chaos after the next election ,_ coalition of chaos after the next election , which seems to be next election, which seems to be met— next election, which seems to be wtet — next election, which seems to be what we're facing _ next election, which seems to be what we're facing according to tree— what we're facing according to these results,— what we're facing according to these results, with labour tewme— these results, with labour tewme te— these results, with labour having to rely— these results, with labour having to rely on an snp lib dem

treet— having to rely on an snp lib dem green coalition— having to rely on an snp lib dem green coalition _ having to rely on an snp lib dem green coalition get— having to rely on an snp lib dem green coalition c10. green coalition get some perspective here. dan most of these seats were fought four years ago in 2019 when my brexit party was on the rampage. erg the local elections were fought a couple of weeks before the european elections in which i gave the tories their worst result in 200 years. they learned the lesson. they decided from being anti—brexit. they'd be pro—brexit and they won an 80 seat majority. so these these election results, they've lost a third of their seats against an historic low. so it's far worse than most commentators are really, you know, talking about, look, you know , you say what look, you know, you say what would you what would be worse a coalition of chaos. um what would they do? would they put taxes up? would they damage erg and punish small businesses and men and women doing their own thing? would they allow nearly 90,000 people to cross the channelin 90,000 people to cross the channel in inflatable dinghies with more on the way? i mean,

what could be worse? i mean, this is and you can support them if you want to, but this is a complete and utter betrayal of the red wall vote. and i'm going to say this as the ukip vote changed british politics because the ukip vote got millions of people away from voting labour who they voted for since 1918, since the end of the great war , since the end of the great war, and they started voting for me . and they started voting for me. and then a lot of them and i gave them quite a free pass in many ways. a lot of them voted for boris johnson and what have they got? they've got a more privileged bunch of elite rich people running britain than we had even before brexit. they are disconnected out of touch and this former head boy from winchester, you know, who doesn't know how to swipe a credit card or put petrol in a car . i credit card or put petrol in a car. i mean, this is ludicrous. and i met people over the weekend , but i was here

weekend, but i was here yesterday , you know, after my yesterday, you know, after my stint on saturday. but meeting ordinary folk, saying to me, yeah, we voted labour, we voted laboun yeah, we voted labour, we voted labour, you know, the brexit issue is not in people's minds anymore. it's gone. the conservative party is doomed and dan, it deserves to be doomed. so the real so you see no chance of a conservative comeback before the next general election. you rule out that teeetttttty— t 0“ you rule out that possibility altogether zero zero, even if— possibility altogether zero zero, even if they change leader egetm— zero, even if they change leader eeem . — zero, even if they change leader eoem . teem.— zero, even if they change leader again . again, are— zero, even if they change leader again . again, are you- zero, even if they change leader again . 3 3 00; 33 again. again, are you being serious ? you mean this whole serious? you mean this whole thing is unbelievable? i was doing housing tonight on the show and the lack of rental properties because of michael gove, who was called a communist over the weekend by crispin odey, a big financial donor to the party. and we commented, we've had 14 housing ministers in the last 12 years, last year we had three prime ministers, four chancellors, five education

secretaries , partridges in pear secretaries, partridges in pear trees. i mean, how can we take these people seriously? no, the best thing for the country is an opposition conservative party that rediscovers what it needs to be. no unfortunately , nigel, to be. no unfortunately, nigel, i think you're probably right about that because it's not a conservative party at the moment. i guess the question is, is moment. i guess the question is, te there— moment. i guess the question is, te ttere e— moment. i guess the question is, te ttere e wey— moment. i guess the question is, is there a way for— moment. i guess the question is, is there a way for them- i guess the question is, is there a way for them to tteeewer— is there a way for them to discover it— is there a way for them to discover it while they are in oewemmerrte— discover it while they are in government? but you say no. okay i government? but you say no. okay r ten-t— government? but you say no. okay r eem-t tettewe— government? but you say no. okay i don't believe i— government? but you say no. okay i don't believe i really with ttett— i don't believe i really with rishi sunak— i don't believe i really with rishi sunak ,_ i don't believe i really with rishi sunak , who is an rishi sunak, who is an establishment type figure, not a risk establishment type figure, not a met teter. — establishment type figure, not a risk taker. no— establishment type figure, not a risk taker. no .— establishment type figure, not a risk taker. no . i— establishment type figure, not a risk taker. \0 3 �*" �*" risk taker. no. i mean, if five aeroplanes went to rwanda next week, what? maybe. but can you see him doing that? no, no, absolutely not. _ see him doing that? no, no, absolutely not. i— see him doing that? no, no, absolutely not. i can't- 3 30 33 .317 no, no, absolutely not. i can't because tre-e— absolutely not. i can't because te-e tet— absolutely not. i can't because te-e net going— absolutely not. i can't because he's not going to— absolutely not. i can't because he's not going to leave the echr , is he's not going to leave the echr . te tee— he's not going to leave the echr . te tee amt— he's not going to leave the echr .te nee ant we— he's not going to leave the echr , is he? and we come back to mm— , is he? and we come back to mm eete— , is he? and we come back to that issue again.— , is he? and we come back to that issue again. well nigel rerete— that issue again. well nigel rerete very— that issue again. well nigel farage very depressing analysis if farage very depressing analysis tt yet-re— farage very depressing analysis tt yet e— farage very depressing analysis if you're a conservative emterter— if you're a conservative emterter .— if you're a conservative supporter , but fascinating to supporter, but fascinating to tett. — supporter, but fascinating to tett. tnent— supporter, but fascinating to talk. thank you— supporter, but fascinating to talk. thank you so much, nigel. treet— talk. thank you so much, nigel.

wttet teet— talk. thank you so much, nigel. nigel, back 7:00— talk. thank you so much, nigel. nigel, back 7:00 here on gb news temerrew ment— nigel, back 7:00 here on gb news tomorrow night. one— nigel, back 7:00 here on gb news tomorrow night. one of those chancellors,— tomorrow night. one of those chancellors, kwasi kwarteng by the chancellors, kwasi kwarteng by tne-wtt— chancellors, kwasi kwarteng by tne-wtt te— chancellors, kwasi kwarteng by the .will be with- chancellors, kwasi kwarteng by the will be with us in the the way, will be with us in the next— the way, will be with us in the next-me — the way, will be with us in the next-me nte- the way, will be with us in the next give his reaction next hour to give his reaction to next hour to give his reaction te tne— next hour to give his reaction to the conservative election. why— to the conservative election. wny ett— to the conservative election. wny ett new— to the conservative election. why out now? coming up after rrtnee— why out now? coming up after rrtnee terry— why out now? coming up after prince harry skipped seen his fetter.— prince harry skipped seen his father, william— prince harry skipped seen his father, william and camilla, ttrtnt— father, william and camilla, ttrtnt nte— father, william and camilla, during nte try— father, william and camilla, during his fly by coronation wett— during his fly by coronation wett wnte— during his fly by coronation visit while prince william made a visit while prince william made e neerttett— visit while prince william made a heartfelt tribute— visit while prince william made a heartfelt tribute to his dad as a heartfelt tribute to his dad ee terry-e— a heartfelt tribute to his dad as harry's treachery actually trettnt— as harry's treachery actually tretont tne— as harry's treachery actually brought the king and the heir eeeert— brought the king and the heir closer together. _ brought the king and the heir closer together. my superstar tenet— closer together. my superstar tenet tetete— closer together. my superstar panel debate that soon. but next.— panel debate that soon. but next. tne— panel debate that soon. but next, the duke— panel debate that soon. but next, the duke of delusion emeeret— next, the duke of delusion emeeret te— next, the duke of delusion appeared to moan about being retetetet— appeared to moan about being reteoetet te— appeared to moan about being relegated to a— appeared to moan about being relegated to a third row royal. in relegated to a third row royal. rnlettt— relegated to a third row royal. rnlettt new— relegated to a third row royal. in clip now circulating in the in a clip now circulating in the metre.— in a clip now circulating in the mette. ee— in a clip now circulating in the mette. se nee— in a clip now circulating in the media. so has this— in a clip now circulating in the media. so has this relationship wttn— media. so has this relationship wttn-ttnt— media. so has this relationship wttn-ttnt-ntt- media. so has this relationship with - king - hit rock- with the king now hit rock tetteme— bottom? harry's biographer, antete— bottom? harry's biographer, angela be angela levin, she's going to be twe— angela levin, she's going to be ttwe-etttte— angela levin, she's going to be live-studio to— angela levin, she's going to be live studio to analyse live in the studio to analyse all live in the studio to analyse ett et— live in the studio to analyse ett et tne— live in the studio to analyse all of the sussex— live in the studio to analyse all of the sussex fallout from cerenetten — all of the sussex fallout from coronation weekend. that's .

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runaway royal prince harry was teet— runaway royal prince harry was teet en— runaway royal prince harry was back on british— runaway royal prince harry was back on british soil with his tete— back on british soil with his tete ttrmty— back on british soil with his tale firmly between his legs as he tale firmly between his legs as re ettentet— tale firmly between his legs as he attended his— tale firmly between his legs as he attended his father's nteterte— he attended his father's historic coronation on saturday. ant— historic coronation on saturday. ant e— historic coronation on saturday. ant e wntette— historic coronation on saturday. and a whistle stop, 28 hour wett— and a whistle stop, 28 hour wett tn— and a whistle stop, 28 hour visit in which— and a whistle stop, 28 hour visit in which he— and a whistle stop, 28 hour visit in which he reportedly eeete— visit in which he reportedly mete te— visit in which he reportedly spoke to neither his father nor his spoke to neither his father nor nte tretner— spoke to neither his father nor nte tretner .— spoke to neither his father nor his brother . so— spoke to neither his father nor his brother . so after destroying his brother. so after destroying his brother. so after destroying his relationship— his brother. so after destroying his relationship with the royal remtty— his relationship with the royal remtty tnreton— his relationship with the royal family through a string of bombshell— family through a string of bombshell accusations in his memoirs, spare, you may have emeetet— memoirs, spare, you may have emeetet tne — memoirs, spare, you may have expected the duke of delusion to be expected the duke of delusion to te en— expected the duke of delusion to te en te— expected the duke of delusion to te en nte teet— expected the duke of delusion to be on his best behaviour, but me— be on his best behaviour, but tne tretnet— be on his best behaviour, but the trained lip— be on his best behaviour, but the trained lip readerjeremy treemen eeye— the trained lip readerjeremy freeman, says he's worked out et— freeman, says he's worked out et tne— freeman, says he's worked out some of the montecito monas mushrooms ahead of the ceremony wttn— mushrooms ahead of the ceremony wttn terry— mushrooms ahead of the ceremony with harry seeming— mushrooms ahead of the ceremony with harry seeming to complain to with harry seeming to complain te jack— with harry seeming to complain to jack brooksbank quote, i'm fed to jack brooksbank quote, i'm tet m— to jack brooksbank quote, i'm tet m wttn— to jack brooksbank quote, i'm fed up with the— to jack brooksbank quote, i'm fed up with the way they treat me now, whether— fed up with the way they treat me now, whether he's referring to me now, whether he's referring te-mette— me now, whether he's referring te-mette er— me now, whether he's referring to-media or the— me now, whether he's referring to media or the royal to the media or the royal remtty.— to the media or the royal. family,_feeling to the media or the royal- family,_feeling is family, i'm sure the feeling is mtttet— family, i'm sure the feeling is mutual, mate.— family, i'm sure the feeling is mutual, mate. sadly, the king, tnettn— mutual, mate. sadly, the king, tneton eteerty— mutual, mate. sadly, the king, though clearly missing his two eteteette— though clearly missing his two stateside grandchildren who he's teen— stateside grandchildren who he's teen-tenet— stateside grandchildren who he's been-denied a- been cruelly denied a relationship- been cruelly denied a relationship with. the daily relationship with. as the daily wett— relationship with. as the daily wet retertet.— relationship with. as the daily mail reported, that he made a tent— mail reported, that he made a tetnt et— mail reported, that he made a point of toasting,— mail reported, that he made a point of toasting, quote, those tnet— point of toasting, quote, those tnet-tnere — that weren't there while emotionally— that weren't there while emotionally wishing his four yeer— emotionally wishing his four veer-eem— emotionally wishing his four year son, grandson archie , a year old son, grandson archie, a very— year old son, grandson archie, a very nemy— year old son, grandson archie, a very happy birthday. quote wnerever— very happy birthday. quote wherever he— very happy birthday. quote wherever he was, that was during a

wherever he was, that was during e teet— wherever he was, that was during a post coronation— wherever he was, that was during a post coronation drinks reeettten— a post coronation drinks reception at— a post coronation drinks reception at buckingham palace tnet— reception at buckingham palace me me— reception at buckingham palace that the dismissed of harry was tnvttet— that the dismissed of harry was tnvttet te— that the dismissed of harry was invited to, but— that the dismissed of harry was invited to, but chose not to ettent — invited to, but chose not to ettent .— invited to, but chose not to ettent . se — invited to, but chose not to attend . so with— invited to, but chose not to attend . so with me in the studio attend. so with me in the studio terry-e— attend. so with me in the studio now, harry's biographer, angela tevtn— now, harry's biographer, angela tevtn .— now, harry's biographer, angela tevtn . se— now, harry's biographer, angela levin . so, angela,— now, harry's biographer, angela levin . so, angela, was this levin. so, angela, was this a reet— levin. so, angela, was this a reet tettem — levin. so, angela, was this a rock bottom moment for harry? teeetee— rock bottom moment for harry? teeetee r— rock bottom moment for harry? because i thought— rock bottom moment for harry? because i thought he looked so eeety— because i thought he looked so eeety ent— because i thought he looked so cocky and arrogant walking into me— cocky and arrogant walking into me ettey— cocky and arrogant walking into me ettey. ne— cocky and arrogant walking into that abbey. he was glaring at his that abbey. he was glaring at nte tretner— that abbey. he was glaring at his brother from _ that abbey. he was glaring at his brother from across the room . ant— his brother from across the room . ant tnen— his brother from across the room . ant tnen ne— his brother from across the room . and then he doesn't even tetner— . and then he doesn't even tetner te— . and then he doesn't even bother to stay— . and then he doesn't even bother to stay to - . and then he doesn't even bother to stay to speak to his tet. — bother to stay to speak to his dad. 3 yes . ' bother to stay to speak to his- dad. congratulations. yes . a new dad. congratulations. yes. anew low. i thought it dad. congratulations. yes. a new low. i thought it was a new low, but i thought it was a new low in confidence. i think he found it in confidence. i think he found tt tneretttty— in confidence. i think he found it incredibly difficult— 3 003 3t i think he found it incredibly difficult to walk tewn— it incredibly difficult to walk tewn tnet— it incredibly difficult to walk down that aisle. . down that aisle. so you think it was a facade because he looked arrogant outwardly ? i think he. arrogant outwardly? i think he. well, when i was with him, you mew.— well, when i was with him, you knew. ne— well, when i was with him, you knew. ne teee— well, when i was with him, you know, he does that as a treteetten— know, he does that as a protection thing that he tretente— protection thing that he pretends he's all cocky , knows pretends he's all cocky, knows it pretends he's all cocky, knows tt ett. — pretends he's all cocky, knows tt ett. ett— pretends he's all cocky, knows it all. but actually he's crying

tnette— it all. but actually he's crying tnette . — it all. but actually he's crying tnette . r— it all. but actually he's crying inside. i think— it all. but actually he's crying inside. i think it— it all. but actually he's crying inside . . rr3;”3r inside. i think it was a very awful event for him because he was all alone. so not only was he not a spare, he wasn't anywhere. and i actually felt eerry— anywhere. and i actually felt eerry ter— anywhere. and i actually felt eerry rer ntm— ”0; and i actually felt sorry for him because walking tnte— sorry for him because walking tnte tne— sorry for him because walking into the abbey— sorry for him because walking into the abbey right . r3; r3 r3 into the abbey right. he did not get e— into the abbey right. he did not get e — into the abbey right. he did not get a warm reception . you could get a warm reception. you could see there were a couple of smiles, but the vast majority of folk looked at him and grimaced, looked away because he kept saying, good morning, good morning. buti saying, good morning, good morning. but i was thinking, who is morning. but i was thinking, who te ne— morning. but i was thinking, who te ne eeytnt— morning. but i was thinking, who te ne eeytno rt— morning. but i was thinking, who is he saying it to?— morning. but i was thinking, who is he saying it to? but— 33 but i was thinking, who is he saying it to? but nobody was answering— is he saying it to? but nobody was answering him. . was answering him. it was just an automatic thing to make him look as if he felt at home and i think that with his cousins , all think that with his cousins, all with their partners now and there he was at the back alone, i thought it was really sad that meghan couldn't actually overcome her feelings. and although i didn't— overcome her feelings. and although i didn't want- t 333 and although i didn't want her mere.— although i didn't want her tnere. r— although i didn't want her there, i felt— although i didn't want her there, i felt that he needed it. nee— there, i felt that he needed it. we very— there, i felt that he needed it. he's very vulnerable and he has got he's very vulnerable and he has tet tneee— he's very vulnerable and he has got these mental— he's very vulnerable and he has got these mental health issues ent— got these mental health issues ent rt— got these mental health issues ent tt wee— got these mental health issues ent tt very— got these mental health issues and it was very difficult for 1m.— and it was very difficult for ntm. ett— and it was very difficult for ntm. ttt en— and it was very difficult for him. but on the— and it was very difficult for him. but on the other hand, he tttn-t— him. but on the other hand, he tttn-t teet— him. but on the other hand, he didn't look at— him. but on the other hand, he didn't look at his— him. but on the other hand, he didn't look at his father as he came down the— didn't look at his father as he came down the aisle. he didn't

teet— came down the aisle. he didn't teet. ne— came down the aisle. he didn't teet. ne ttet— came down the aisle. he didn't look. he just kept— came down the aisle. he didn't look. he just kept his eye, his teee— look. he just kept his eye, his teee tn— look. he just kept his eye, his teee tn e— look. he just kept his eye, his face in a different— look. he just kept his eye, his face in a different direction . face in a different direction. he face in a different direction. ne teve— face in a different direction. he gave william a huge grimace tetee— he gave william a huge grimace tetee ne-e— he gave william a huge grimace because he's full— he gave william a huge grimace because he's full of jealousy ent— because he's full of jealousy ent ne— because he's full of jealousy and he could— because he's full of jealousy and he could barely even sing the and he could barely even sing tne werte— and he could barely even sing tne werte te— and he could barely even sing the words to the— and he could barely even sing the words to the national enttem— the words to the national entnem. se— the words to the national anthem. so he- the words to the national anthem. so he just did one line, tttn-t— anthem. so he just did one line, tttn-t nee— anthem. so he just did one line, tttn-t nee ne— anthem. so he just did one line, didn't he? he did— anthem. so he just did one line, didn't he? he did one line. and tnen— didn't he? he did one line. and tnen entt— didn't he? he did one line. and tnen mm m. — didn't he? he did one line. and then shut up. and— didn't he? he did one line. and then shut up. ' 3r3 then shut up. and at the late queen's funeral, he couldn't sing god save the queen. god save the queen. and when the arenttenet— save the queen. and when the arenttenet et— 01-013; 3 and when the archbishop of canterbury said, eet— archbishop of canterbury said, eet eve— archbishop of canterbury said, eet tne— archbishop of canterbury said, god save the king and everybody eettet— god save the king and everybody eettet tnet— god save the king and everybody called that out,— god save the king and everybody called that out, the— god save the king and everybody called that out, the camera went ente— called that out, the camera went ente 1m.— called that out, the camera went ente ntm. ne— called that out, the camera went onto him. he didn't— called that out, the camera went onto him. he didn't do it. so he wentet— onto him. he didn't do it. so he wentet te— onto him. he didn't do it. so he wentet te te— onto him. he didn't do it. so he wanted to be there,— onto him. he didn't do it. so he wanted to be there, but he tttn-t— wanted to be there, but he tttn-t went— wanted to be there, but he didn't want to— wanted to be there, but he didn't want to be there. will nee— didn't want to be there. will nee very— didn't want to be there. will he? very difficult . ' 3 rt. he? very difficult. an official attend an official royal event again? i don't think so. i think it again? i don't think so. i think tt wettt— again? i don't think so. i think it would make— again? i don't think so. i think it would make it— again? i don't think so. i think it would make it too- ?3? 37 i don't think so. i think it would make it too difficult for it would make it too difficult ter ntm— it would make it too difficult ter ntm ent— it would make it too difficult for him and he's— it would make it too difficult for him and he'sjust it would make it too difficult for him and he's just he's eeemeret— for him and he's just he's scarpered away. he couldn't wait to scarpered away. he couldn't wait te 90— scarpered away. he couldn't wait te 90 tetee— scarpered away. he couldn't wait to go because of— scarpered away. he couldn't wait to go because of the embarrassment . and i think embarrassment. and i think tnere-e— embarrassment. and i think tnere-e e— embarrassment. and i think there's a gene— embarrassment. and i think there's a gene there still in mm— there's a gene there still in ntm tnet— there's a gene there still in him that makes— there's a gene there still in him that makes him long to have all him that makes him long to have ett tnte— him that makes him long to have ett tnte trem — him that makes him long to have all this from the— him that makes him long to have all this from the royal family. ant— all this from the royal family. ant teere— all this from the royal family. ant teere et— all this from the royal family. and tears at his— all this from the royal family. and tears at his heart. but he's net— and tears at his heart. but he's net ettewet— and tears at his heart. but he's not allowed to—

and tears at his heart. but he's not allowed to have it now . he not allowed to have it now. he he not allowed to have it now. he re cent— not allowed to have it now. he re cent te— not allowed to have it now. he re cent te tt— not allowed to have it now. he he can't do it because he's come ewey. — he can't do it because he's come ewey. ant— he can't do it because he's come away. and meghan— he can't do it because he's come away. and meghan wouldn't want him away. and meghan wouldn't want ntm te. — away. and meghan wouldn't want ntm te. ant— away. and meghan wouldn't want him to. and the— away. and meghan wouldn't want him to. and the whole nonsense of him to. and the whole nonsense er tetttnt— him to. and the whole nonsense er tetttno teet— him to. and the whole nonsense of getting back for— him to. and the whole nonsense of getting back for archie's ttrtntey— of getting back for archie's ttrtntey .— of getting back for archie's ttnntey . ne— of getting back for archie's birthday , he got home at 8:00 in birthday, he got home at 8:00 in the birthday, he got home at 8:00 in tne evening-— birthday, he got home at 8:00 in the evening. have— birthday, he got home at 8:00 in the evening. have you ever had a tetr— the evening. have you ever had a tetr yeer— the evening. have you ever had a tetr yeer ett— the evening. have you ever had a four year old who's— the evening. have you ever had a four year old who's got a ttrtntey— four year old who's got a birthday party? 8:00. they'd be evnetetet— birthday party? 8:00. they'd be exhausted from _ birthday party? 8:00. they'd be exhausted from all the excitement— exhausted from all the excitement of presence and everytntnt. — excitement of presence and everything. and— excitement of presence and everything. and so you see that the everything. and so you see that tne tey— everything. and so you see that me tey eettt— everything. and so you see that the day could not— everything. and so you see that the day could not be put one day teten— the day could not be put one day teter. ant— the day could not be put one day teter. ant r— the day could not be put one day later. and i think— the day could not be put one day later. and i think he's what is no later. and i think he's what is ne meet— later. and i think he's what is ne neet te— later. and i think he's what is no need to come— later. and i think he's what is no need to come back anymore for i no need to come back anymore for r meen— no need to come back anymore for r tne— no need to come back anymore for r tne teyet— no need to come back anymore for i mean the royal family now know new— i mean the royal family now know new te— i mean the royal family now know new te teet— i mean the royal family now know how to deal with— i mean the royal family now know how to deal with him, which is to how to deal with him, which is te ttnere— how to deal with him, which is te ignore 1m.— how to deal with him, which is to ignore him. you— how to deal with him, which is to ignore him. you know, he's came over here. _ to ignore him. you know, he's came over here. yes. it came he came over here hoping to see nee— came over here hoping to see me etttt— came over here hoping to see he's still sitting— came over here hoping to see he's still sitting in that abbey rtetty— he's still sitting in that abbey rrettyarnte. — he's still sitting in that abbey motty arnie. 3 motty arnie. could you believe that? he couldn't even stop his moaning for half an hour before his dad arrived for his coronation yeah. this is a teeterete— coronation yeah. this is a desperate man,- yeah. this is a desperate man, isn't it? it's a teeterete— desperate man, isn't it? it's a desperate man— desperate man, isn't it? it's a desperate man who actually has tettevet— desperate man who actually has believed from _ desperate man who actually has believed from the— desperate man who actually has believed from the start that if he believed from the start that if ne enettet— believed from the start that if he shouted enough, he said enettn— he shouted enough, he said eneton neety— he shouted enough, he said enough nasty things about him ,

enough nasty things about him, tney— enough nasty things about him, tney wettt. — enough nasty things about him, they would. you _ enough nasty things about him, they would. you know, make sure tnet— they would. you know, make sure me te— they would. you know, make sure me are wee— they would. you know, make sure that he was all— they would. you know, make sure that he was all right and meteotee— that he was all right and apologise. but they're not going to apologise. but they're not going te te— apologise. but they're not going te te met.— apologise. but they're not going to do that. and— apologise. but they're not going to do that. and i— apologise. but they're not going to do that. and i don't think nee— to do that. and i don't think me etttt— to do that. and i don't think he's still not— to do that. and i don't think he's still not realised that , he's still not realised that, you— he's still not realised that, yet mew.— he's still not realised that, yet tnew. wny— he's still not realised that, you know, why should they? tney-re— you know, why should they? tney-re net— you know, why should they? they're not going to sit down ent— they're not going to sit down ent 90— they're not going to sit down ent 90 tnreton— they're not going to sit down and go through 300 complaints of his and go through 300 complaints of ne ent— and go through 300 complaints of his and apologise— and go through 300 complaints of his and apologise and then the next— his and apologise and then the next tereene— his and apologise and then the next person's coming in and tney-re— next person's coming in and tney-re terna— next person's coming in and they're going apologise . he's they're going to apologise. he's net— they're going to apologise. he's net rt.— they're going to apologise. he's net t. r— they're going to apologise. he's had it. i mean,— they're going to apologise. he's had it. i mean, he's, his behaviour— had it. i mean, he's, his behaviour has- had it. i mean, he's, his behaviour has been so extreme tnet— behaviour has been so extreme tnet tney-re— behaviour has been so extreme that they're not— behaviour has been so extreme that they're not bothering nyme— that they're not bothering anymore and _ that they're not bothering anymore and i— that they're not bothering anymore and i think he missed the anymore and i think he missed tne meet— anymore and i think he missed the most extraordinary , you the most extraordinary, you knew.— the most extraordinary, you knew. event— the most extraordinary, you know, event .— the most extraordinary, you know, event . it's absolutely know, event. it's absolutely extraordinary— know, event. it's absolutely extraordinary .— know, event. it's absolutely extraordinary . but nobody cared extraordinary. but nobody cared wnetner— extraordinary. but nobody cared wnetner ne— extraordinary. but nobody cared whether he was— extraordinary. but nobody cared whether he was there or not. aettetty— whether he was there or not. aettetty r— whether he was there or not. actually i have— whether he was there or not. actually i have to ask you, tetee— actually i have to ask you, tetee te— actually i have to ask you, because do you— actually i have to ask you, because do you remember at the eteene— because do you remember at the queen's funeral— because do you remember at the queen's funeral ,_ because do you remember at the queen's funeral , it— because do you remember at the queen's funeral , it was a candle queen's funeral, it was a candle ettet— queen's funeral, it was a candle ettet tnet— queen's funeral, it was a candle stick that seemed _ queen's funeral, it was a candle stick that seemed to block. this rrtneeee— stick that seemed to block. this was princess anne's? yes. the tew— was princess anne's? yes. the ttew et— was princess anne's? yes. the ttew et ner— was princess anne's? yes. the flew of her red— was princess anne's? yes. the flew of her red hat . now, now, flew of her red hat. now, now, don't. that wasn't a coincidence, was it? because she was placed directly in front of harry? yes well, it could have teen— harry? yes well, it could have been someone— harry? yes well, it could have been someone doing- 7 v433 well, it could have been someone doing that tongue in been someone doing that tongue tn meet.— been someone doing that tongue tn eneet. ttt— been someone doing that tongue

in cheek, but it's— been someone doing that tongue in cheek, but it's i— been someone doing that tongue in cheek, but it's i think it's tee— in cheek, but it's i think it's tee tntett— in cheek, but it's i think it's too unusual to— in cheek, but it's i think it's too unusual to think that it tttnt— too unusual to think that it tttn-t. yet— too unusual to think that it didn't, you know , it was didn't, you know, it was a coincidence. _ didn't, you know, it was a coincidence. i— didn't, you know, it was a coincidence. i think perhaps tney— coincidence. i think perhaps tney ttt— coincidence. i think perhaps they did that— coincidence. i think perhaps they did that so— coincidence. i think perhaps they did that so that you know, he they did that so that you know, ne went— they did that so that you know, he wasn't actually— they did that so that you know, he wasn't actually fully seen ent— he wasn't actually fully seen ent ttet— he wasn't actually fully seen and that cameraman's view as wett— and that cameraman's view as wet ant— and that cameraman's view as wet ant tne— and that cameraman's view as well. and the cameraman couldn't tete— well. and the cameraman couldn't tete tt— well. and the cameraman couldn't tete tt . — well. and the cameraman couldn't tete tt . ant— well. and the cameraman couldn't take it . and then— well. and the cameraman couldn't take it . and then you- well. and the cameraman couldn't take it . ' 3r3 .33.3 well. and the cameraman couldn't take it. 3r3 take it. and then you also have meghan markle out making a pubuc meghan markle out making a public appearance, hiking with friends the day after the coronation. now, now they just happened to be arnie a whole load of cameras following her around. obviously obviously she met— around. obviously obviously she eetet tnem— around. obviously obviously she eetet tnem te— around. obviously obviously she asked them to come— around. obviously obviously she asked them to come do- 3 obviously she asked them to come do you think? but asked them to come do you think? ttt wnye— asked them to come do you think? ttt wnye wny— asked them to come do you think? ttt wnye wny ene— asked them to come do you think? but why? why she was doing this? i'm but why? why she was doing this? r-m ee— but why? why she was doing this? r-m ee happy-— but why? why she was doing this? r-m ee nemy. rm— but why? why she was doing this? i'm so happy. i'm free. i'm nevtnt— i'm so happy. i'm free. i'm nevtnt e— i'm so happy. i'm free. i'm nevtnt e very— i'm so happy. i'm free. i'm having a very good time . she was having a very good time. she was going— having a very good time. she was oetnt te— having a very good time. she was oetnt te ment— having a very good time. she was going to spend the— having a very good time. she was going to spend the day with arente. — going to spend the day with arente. wny— going to spend the day with archie. why wasn't she with arentee— archie. why wasn't she with arentee rt— archie. why wasn't she with archie? it was— archie. why wasn't she with archie? it was his birthday. wnere— archie? it was his birthday. wnere wee— archie? it was his birthday. where was the— archie? it was his birthday. where was the little boy you knew— where was the little boy you knew r— where was the little boy you know? i mean,— where was the little boy you know? i mean, i— where was the little boy you know? i mean, i think the irony ent— know? i mean, i think the irony ent tne— know? i mean, i think the irony and the hypocrisy— know? i mean, i think the irony and the hypocrisy of that showed very— and the hypocrisy of that showed very mten. — and the hypocrisy of that showed very mten. ant— and the hypocrisy of that showed very much. and she— and the hypocrisy of that showed very much. and she couldn't beat an very much. and she couldn't beat em event— very much. and she couldn't beat em event tte— very much. and she couldn't beat an event like the— very much. and she couldn't beat an event like the ceremony we . ant— an event like the ceremony we . ant yet— an event like the ceremony we saw . and yet she's there saw. and yet she's there tntnttnt— saw. and yet she's there thinking that— saw. and yet she's there thinking that she can, in a

ttrty— thinking that she can, in a ttrty ett— thinking that she can, in a dirty old black— thinking that she can, in a dirty old black top and trousers . ent— dirty old black top and trousers . ent ene— dirty old black top and trousers , and she thinks— dirty old black top and trousers , and she thinks she can overcome it— , and she thinks she can overcome it by- , and she thinks she can overcome it by looking amazingly happy-— overcome it by looking amazingly nemy. rt— overcome it by looking amazingly nemy. rt wee— overcome it by looking amazingly nemy. rt ee— overcome it by looking amazingly happy. it was as phoney as you eettt— happy. it was as phoney as you eettt te. — happy. it was as phoney as you eettt te. r— happy. it was as phoney as you could be. i thought. angela tewn— could be. i thought. angela tevtn .— could be. i thought. angela levin , fascinating insight, as levin, fascinating insight, as ever from prince— levin, fascinating insight, as ever from prince harry's ttetrmner.— ever from prince harry's tteormner. — ever from prince harry's biographer. ever from prince harry's- biographer. thank you so much. thank you. but coming up, former chancellor kwasi kwarteng gives his exclusive reaction to the tory election wipe out. he's going to be live with me in the studio. you don't want to miss that. but next with harry passing up the opportunity to see his father during that whirlwind coronation visit, as we've discussed with we've just discussed with angela, while prince william, by contrast, made a heartfelt tribute, has the duke's treachery actually ended up bringing the king and his heir closer together? my superstar panel are going to debate that next. plus we're going to have a first look at tomorrow's newspaper . front pages don't go newspaper. front pages don't go anywhere. we're back in just two minutes time.

it's 10 pm. i'm dan wootton. tonight at it's been a coronation weekend that united the nation but regrettably the sussex squad at itv allowed this blaze . tonight race baiting from blaze. tonight race baiting from british actress adjoa andoh . now british actress adjoa andoh. now 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 . so after wall to struck by that. so after wall to wett— struck by that. so after wall to wet vete— struck by that. so after wall to wall woke coverage— t so after wall to wall woke coverage from the trttetn— wall woke coverage from the britain hating _ wall woke coverage from the britain hating msm did the knee— britain hating msm did the king's coronation expose the tett— king's coronation expose the tett wmt— king's coronation expose the left wing bias— king's coronation expose the left wing bias at— king's coronation expose the left wing bias at the heart of our broadcast— left wing bias at the heart of our broadcast media? fleet street— our broadcast media? fleet street teen— our broadcast media? fleet street icon kevin mckenzie will offer his expert analysis in uncanceled. but before that, as

it's revealed, the duke of sussex didn't see his father, william or camilla, during his humiliating coronation appearance missing out on cherished family moments such as this . and i know she's up there this. and i know she's up there fondly keeping an eye on us, and she'd be a very proud mother. faux pas we are all so proud of you— faux pas we are all so proud of yet . — faux pas we are all so proud of yet . ttt— faux pas we are all so proud of yet . ttt nee— faux pas we are all so proud of you . but has prince- faux pas we are all so proud of you . 303 you. but has prince harry's treachery actually brought the king and his heir closer than ever before ? my superstar panel ever before? my superstar panel tetete— ever before? my superstar panel tetete ttet— ever before? my superstar panel debate their next.— ”07 my superstar panel debate their next. tonight, i'm tenet— debate their next. tonight, i'm retnet ty— debate their next. tonight, i'm joined by christine hamilton, benjamin— joined by christine hamilton, benjamin butterworth and belinda de benjamin butterworth and belinda te ttey— benjamin butterworth and belinda te ttey .— benjamin butterworth and belinda te ttey . arter— benjamin butterworth and belinda de lucy . after the— benjamin butterworth and belinda de lucy . after the concert , lviv de lucy. after the concert, lviv ettter— de lucy. after the concert, lviv ettter e— de lucy. after the concert, lviv suffer a local— de lucy. after the concert, lviv suffer a local election. wme—ett— suffer a local election. wipe—out but piling the pressure on wipe—out but piling the pressure en ttent — wipe—out but piling the pressure on rishi sunak_ wipe—out but piling the pressure on rishi sunak do— wipe—out but piling the pressure on rishi sunak do the tories neet— on rishi sunak do the tories neet te— on rishi sunak do the tories neet te 90— on rishi sunak do the tories need to go back— on rishi sunak do the tories need to go back to basics and etert— need to go back to basics and etert ettttnt— need to go back to basics and start cutting taxes to offer his etterve — start cutting taxes to offer his exclusive reaction, former cneneetter— exclusive reaction, former chancellor kwasi kwarteng joins me ttve— chancellor kwasi kwarteng joins me ttve tn— chancellor kwasi kwarteng joins me ttve tn tne— chancellor kwasi kwarteng joins me live in the studio as he eetnte— me live in the studio as he eetnte tne— me live in the studio as he sounds the alarm about a labour run sounds the alarm about a labour ceetttten— sounds the alarm about a labour run coalition of— sounds the alarm about a labour run coalition of chaos with the wete. —

run coalition of chaos with the wete. ttt — run coalition of chaos with the nats, lib dems— run coalition of chaos with the nats, lib dems and greens. rteenwntte.— nats, lib dems and greens. meanwhile, north of the border, seettten— meanwhile, north of the border, scottish police _ meanwhile, north of the border, scottish police hunted for a women's razor— scottish police hunted for a women's razor and a wheelbarrow go women's razor and a wheelbarrow 90 et— women's razor and a wheelbarrow 90 et wteete— women's razor and a wheelbarrow go at nicola sturgeons home. but an go at nicola sturgeons home. but en str— go at nicola sturgeons home. but en swr etm— go at nicola sturgeons home. but an snp spin doctor— go at nicola sturgeons home. but an snp spin doctor thinks the tnveetttete— an snp spin doctor thinks the investigate in— an snp spin doctor thinks the investigate in wait for it could teeet— investigate in wait for it could teeet tne— investigate in wait for it could boost the party's— investigate in wait for it could boost the party's popularity . so boost the party's popularity. so are boost the party's popularity. so tne— boost the party's popularity. so are the delusional— boost the party's popularity. so are the delusional scottish eeterettete— are the delusional scottish separatists now _ are the delusional scottish separatists now in denial about tnetr— separatists now in denial about tnetr rttnet— separatists now in denial about their ruined reputation ? that's their ruined reputation? that's on their ruined reputation? that's en tne— their ruined reputation? that's en tne wey— their ruined reputation? that's en tne wey tn— their ruined reputation? that's on the way in the— their ruined reputation? that's on the way in the media buzz. ette— on the way in the media buzz. rtte tne— on the way in the media buzz. plus the wave _ on the way in the media buzz. plus the wave of— on the way in the media buzz. plus the wave of violent trans etemem — plus the wave of violent trans extremism has— plus the wave of violent trans extremism has been exposed yet etetn. — extremism has been exposed yet etetn. ant— extremism has been exposed yet eoetn. ant tnte— extremism has been exposed yet again. and this shocking viral etm— again. and this shocking viral ettt attte— again. and this shocking viral clip albie transphobia . however, clip albie transphobia. however, do clip albie transphobia. however, te net— clip albie transphobia. however, te net knew— clip albie transphobia. however, do not know me. _ clip albie transphobia. however, do not know me. v/r:1. clip albie transphobia. however, do not know me. v/r1. i'll clip albie transphobia. however, do not know me. v/r:1. i'll reveal do not know me. you. i'll reveal if do not know me. you. i'll reveal tt ttet— do not know me. you. i'll reveal if that starbucks— do not know me. v/r:1. i'll reveal if that starbucks employee was tteettttnet— if that starbucks employee was disciplined shortly there'll etee— disciplined shortly there'll etee te— disciplined shortly there'll etee te e— disciplined shortly there'll also be a new— disciplined shortly there'll also be a new greatest britain in also be a new greatest britain tn tnten— also be a new greatest britain in union jackass— also be a new greatest britain in union jackass before the ment— in union jackass before the mem te— in union jackass before the mom te ett— in union jackass before the night is out. so— in union jackass before the night is out. so many options ent— night is out. so many options ent tne— night is out. so many options and the first— night is out. so many options and the first front page is in mere moments— and the first front page is in mere moments right after the neetttnee— mere moments right after the headlines at— mere moments right after the headlines at ten— mere moments right after the headlines at ten with polly middlehurst— headlines at ten with polly middlehurst .—

headlines at ten with polly middlehurst . dan, thank you and middlehurst. dan, thank you and teet— middlehurst. dan, thank you and good evening-— middlehurst. dan, thank you and good eventnt. — middlehurst. dan, thank you and good evening. and— middlehurst. dan, thank you and good evening. 33 13 3 good evening. and we begin tonight with a statement from the metropolitan police, which has said in the last hour it regrets that six anti—monarchy protesters who were arrested on the day of the coronation were unable to take part in the demonstrations. total , 52 demonstrations. in total, 52 people were arrested on saturday in london on suspicion of having plans to disrupt the event . six plans to disrupt the event. six of those were from the anti—monarchy group republic and its ceo, graham smith , called its ceo, graham smith, called the arrests a direct attack on democracy. well, the met police says it was not their intention to prevent protests, but that the arrests targeted individuals who police believed may have disrupted the historic coronation procession . coronation procession. meanwhile, for new official photographs have been released of their majesties, the king and queen, as well as other members of the royal family. the portraits were taken on coronation day itself with the king pictured in full regalia in the throne room at buckingham palace. and there's also a

photograph of queen camilla that's been released as well . that's been released as well. she's pictured in the green drawing room and is wearing queen mary's crown and robe of estate . the king also released estate. the king also released a coronation message and he thanked all those who were taking part in the historic occasion . and he pledged to occasion. and he pledged to rededicate his life to service . rededicate his life to service. meanwhile, the prince and princess of wales and their three children joined millions of volunteers across the uk today for the final day of coronation celebrations. the king's grandchild crown were helping out with the scouts in berkshire for what was called the big help out. after a day of painting and digging, they then toasted marshmallows and tried their hand at a spot of archery . and the prime minister, rishi sunak, was helping today, sunak, was helping out today, preparing at a village hall preparing food at a village hall in hertford shire. he was also full of praise for the weekend's celebrations . well that's all celebrations. well that's all from me on tv online , on dab+ from me on tv online, on dab+ radio and on the tunein app.

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teteentry— well as all the pomp and pageantry of_ well as all the pomp and pageantry of this weekend's meonttteent— pageantry of this weekend's magnificent coronation there was etee— magnificent coronation there was etee ter— magnificent coronation there was also room for raw— magnificent coronation there was also room for raw human emotion as also room for raw human emotion ee tne— also room for raw human emotion ee tne rrtnee— also room for raw human emotion ee tne rrtnee et— also room for raw human emotion as the prince of wales made a tetentnt— as the prince of wales made a touching tribute— as the prince of wales made a touching tribute to his father at touching tribute to his father et stntey— touching tribute to his father at sunday evening's coronation eeneert— at sunday evening's coronation eeneert et— at sunday evening's coronation concert at windsor castle. good eventno— concert at windsor castle. good eventnt. tetr— concert at windsor castle. good evening, your majesty's good eventno— evening, your majesty's good evening, windsor. as my grandmother said , when she was grandmother said, when she was crowned coronation queens are a declaration of our hopes for the future , and i know she's up future, and i know she's up there fondly keeping an eye on us and she'll be a very proud mother . us and she'll be a very proud mother. pa us and she'll be a very proud mother . pa , us and she'll be a very proud mother. pa , we are all so proud mother. pa, we are all so proud of mother. pa, we are all so proud et yet— mother. pa, we are all so proud et yet . — mother. pa, we are all so proud er yet . ttet— mother. pa, we are all so proud of you . just lovely.— mother. pa, we are all so proud of you . just lovely. that- of you. just lovely. that emotion was clear on saturday's ceremony, too, as wills pledged his loyalty to his father . i his loyalty to his father. i william prince of wales , pledge william prince of wales, pledge my loyalty to you and faith and truth. iwill my loyalty to you and faith and truth. i will bear unto you as yetr— truth. i will bear unto you as yetr ttete— truth. i will bear unto you as yetr liege men— truth. i will bear unto you as your liege man of— i will bear unto you as your liege man of life and limb. so your liege man of life and limb. se nem— your liege man of life and limb. se nem me— your liege man of life and limb. se nem me eet—

your liege man of life and limb. se nem me get .— your liege man of life and limb. so help me god . so— so help me god. so while one [03 so while one son so help me god. so while one son seems thrilled— so help me god. so while one son seems thrilled for— so help me god. so while one son seems thrilled for his— [03 so while one son seems thrilled for his dad, c0r3 so while one son seems thrilled for his dad, the same can't be— seems thrilled for his dad, the same can't be said of the yetnoer— same can't be said of the younger prince.- same can't be said of the younger prince. i'm talking terry.— younger prince. i'm talking terry. wne— younger prince. i'm talking harry, who made a pathetically etert— harry, who made a pathetically enert ze— harry, who made a pathetically enert ze tetr— harry, who made a pathetically short 28 hour visit in which he retertetty— short 28 hour visit in which he reportedly refused to speak to his reportedly refused to speak to nte tremen— reportedly refused to speak to his brother. will— reportedly refused to speak to his brother. will his father, king— his brother. will his father, king charles,— his brother. will his father, king charles, or the stepmother he king charles, or the stepmother ne reeentty— king charles, or the stepmother he recently branded dangerous cemttte— he recently branded dangerous cemttte ent— he recently branded dangerous camilla and princess anne was in no camilla and princess anne was in ne meet— camilla and princess anne was in ne meet te— camilla and princess anne was in no mood to pander— camilla and princess anne was in no mood to pander to the prince as no mood to pander to the prince ee ner— no mood to pander to the prince as her extravagant— no mood to pander to the prince as her extravagant and rather eteverty— as her extravagant and rather cleverly chosen— as her extravagant and rather cleverly chosen headwear ensured that cleverly chosen headwear ensured tnet netteee— cleverly chosen headwear ensured that hapless has— cleverly chosen headwear ensured that hapless has remained hidden as that hapless has remained hidden ee ne— that hapless has remained hidden ee ne wee— that hapless has remained hidden as he was awkwardly demoted to a eeet— as he was awkwardly demoted to a eeet en— as he was awkwardly demoted to a eeet en tne— as he was awkwardly demoted to a seat on the third— as he was awkwardly demoted to a seat on the third row. now, teettte— seat on the third row. now, teettte being— seat on the third row. now, despite being invited to a trtvete— despite being invited to a private family— despite being invited to a private family gathering at ttettnonem — private family gathering at buckingham palace after the eemnytne— buckingham palace after the ceremony, the duke decided to mm— ceremony, the duke decided to entt tne— ceremony, the duke decided to snub the invitation with charles left snub the invitation with charles tett te— snub the invitation with charles tett te teeet— snub the invitation with charles left to toast those _ snub the invitation with charles left to toast those that weren't tnere. — left to toast those that weren't tnere. wntte— left to toast those that weren't there. while emotionally wishing his there. while emotionally wishing nte tetr— there. while emotionally wishing nte tetr yeer— there. while emotionally wishing his four year grandson his four year old grandson anette.— his four year old grandson archiev-happv- his four year old grandson archie, happy birthday. archie, a very happy birthday. wnerever— archie, a very happy birthday. wherever he— archie, a very happy birthday. wherever he was. but what's teeetnettnt— wherever he was. but what's fascinating to _ wherever he was. but what's fascinating to me here, cnrtettne— fascinating to me here, christine hamilton, is that wntte— christine hamilton, is that while things— christine hamilton, is that while things could not be any

tete— while things could not be any worse, let's just— while things could not be any worse, let's just be honest etett— worse, let's just be honest etett rt.— worse, let's just be honest about it. between harry and cnertee— about it. between harry and cnertee ent— about it. between harry and charles and harry and camilla ent— charles and harry and camilla ent terry— charles and harry and camilla ent terry ent— charles and harry and camilla and harry and william , this has and harry and william, this has trettnt— and harry and william, this has brought william— and harry and william, this has brought william and charles so eteee— brought william and charles so close together.— brought william and charles so close together. king and heir are now totally— close together. king and heir are now totally united. and that tttn-t— are now totally united. and that tttn-t teet— are now totally united. and that didn't used to— are now totally united. and that didn't used to be— are now totally united. and that didn't used to be the way, tetteve— didn't used to be the way, believe me,— didn't used to be the way, believe me, that that to me, was et— believe me, that that to me, was et tne— believe me, that that to me, was one of the main— believe me, that that to me, was one of the main highlights of the one of the main highlights of tne wnete— one of the main highlights of the whole ceremony. . the whole ceremony. it was tneretttty— the whole ceremony. it was incredibly touching . you could incredibly touching. you could you could almost feel coming out of the television, the bond between the i'm sure it between the pair. so i'm sure it has. and what i find so sad is that in 2019, which is not very long ago, harry actually said, we are brothers . we will always we are brothers. we will always be brothers . we're certainly on be brothers. we're certainly on different paths at the moment, but i will always be there for him. and as i know he will always be there for me. i love him dearly. well, a lot of water has gone under the bridge, but him shooting back to montecito so quickly, if he had gone to that lunch, it would have been like a trappist monk refectory because nobody would have dared

say word , would they? because say a word, would they? because he would been taking it all he would have been taking it all down. possibly. but seeing down. so possibly. but seeing those pictures the young those pictures of the young wales out wales children helping out today, volunteering , archie today, volunteering, archie would have had an absolute ball playing with all of them, wouldn't it? and be part of history. that's why. exactly why didn't archie with him? didn't he bring archie with him? he been bit too young he may have been a bit too young to to the ceremony, but he to go to the ceremony, but he could have joined in on everything missed everything else. he has missed such opportunity. he has such a major opportunity. he has denied his son, you say, denied his son, as you say, being part history. i mean, i being part of history. i mean, i wonder what archie's going to think when he think in due course when he realises benjamin not for the first time. we totally disagree on first time. we totally disagree en new— first time. we totally disagree en new terry— first time. we totally disagree on how harry was— first time. we totally disagree on how harry was on- 7 . we totally disagree on how harry was on saturday. teeetee— on how harry was on saturday. teeetee yet— on how harry was on saturday. teee yet eey— on how harry was on saturday. because you say he looked eentent— because you say he looked content comfortable. now content and comfortable. now i tetetty— content and comfortable. now i tetetty-r— content and comfortable. now i totally-i think- content and comfortable. now i totally-i think this. totally disagree. i think this was a man putting on an act teeete— was a man putting on an act facade because— was a man putting on an act facade because he knew he was the facade because he knew he was tne meet— facade because he knew he was the most disliked— facade because he knew he was the most disliked man in that ettey— the most disliked man in that ettey ent— the most disliked man in that abbey and that— the most disliked man in that abbey and that most of his retettvee— abbey and that most of his relatives didn't— abbey and that most of his relatives didn't want to speak to relatives didn't want to speak te ntm — relatives didn't want to speak to him because— relatives didn't want to speak to him because even walking down to him because even walking down te tete— to him because even walking down te tete nte— to him because even walking down to take his seat— to him because even walking down to take his seat ,_ to him because even walking down to take his seat, most people wettt— to take his seat, most people wemt-etere— to take his seat, most people would-glare in- to take his seat, most people would-glare in at- to take his seat, most people would glare in at him. they would just glare in at him. they werent— would just glare in at him. they weren't smiles— would just glare in at him. they weren't smiles .— would just glare in at him. they weren't smiles . charles so why weren't smiles. charles so why do weren't smiles. charles so why te yet— weren't smiles. charles so why te yet tntnt— weren't smiles. charles so why do you think he— weren't smiles. charles so why do you think he was content and

eemtertettee— do you think he was content and comfortable? well,— do you think he was content and comfortable? well, we saw lots of comfortable? well, we saw lots et tmetee— comfortable? well, we saw lots et tmetee et— comfortable? well, we saw lots of images of him— comfortable? well, we saw lots of images of him sat there tetontnt— of images of him sat there tetontno ewey.— of images of him sat there laughing away, chatting. he was by laughing away, chatting. he was ty tne— laughing away, chatting. he was ty tne vert— laughing away, chatting. he was by the york sisters— laughing away, chatting. he was by the york sisters and their ntetente.— by the york sisters and their husbands, whom he still remains trtente— husbands, whom he still remains trtente wttt— husbands, whom he still remains friends with. from— husbands, whom he still remains friends with. from what we tnteretent— friends with. from what we understand and— friends with. from what we understand and i thought he i tnettnt— understand and i thought he i tnettnt ne— understand and i thought he i thought he looked remarkably eemtertette— thought he looked remarkably comfortable. and you know what? i comfortable. and you know what? r tntnt— comfortable. and you know what? r tntnt tt— comfortable. and you know what? i think it would— comfortable. and you know what? i think it would have been much more awkward— i think it would have been much more awkward had— i think it would have been much more awkward had meghan been tnere. — more awkward had meghan been tnere. r— more awkward had meghan been there. i think— more awkward had meghan been there. i think the— more awkward had meghan been there. 3

very they're very dignified and they're very respectful. so very dignified and they're very respectful . so it was just respectful. so it was just etmeet— respectful. so it was just almost god,— respectful. so it was just almost god, it— t so it was just almost god, it almost respectful. so it was just- almost god, it-almost just almost god, it was almost just icy almost god, it was almost just tey teneten— almost god, it was almost just icy tension towards harry then, went— icy tension towards harry then, ween-t—yet- icy tension towards harry then, wasn't—you could. wasn't it? because you could teet— wasn't it? because you could teetlwnen— wasn't it? because you could feellwhen he— wasn't it? because you could feel when he walked in. there feel it when he walked in. there was no love in— feel it when he walked in. there was no love in the— feel it when he walked in. there was no love in the room for him, tneree— was no love in the room for him, was there? -well,- was there? benjamin well, i tntnt— was there? benjamin well, i think there's— was there? benjamin well, i think there's-of- was there? benjamin well, i think there's of love in was there? benjamin well, i thincountrys of love in was there? benjamin well, i thincountry still. of love in was there? benjamin well, i thincountry still. you ove in was there? benjamin well, i thincountry still. you know, the country still. you know, teette— the country still. you know, teete-tte- the country still. you know, people like harry, they people people like harry, they reeteet— people people like harry, they reeteet-vet— people people like harry, they respect-you know,- people people like harry, they respect-you know, he. people people like harry, they- respect-you know, he fought respect him. you know, he fought for country. think this for his country. i think this idea everyone hates is idea that everyone hates him is wrong. and i never said everyone. well,- wrong. and i never said everyone. well, i- 3 and i never said everyone. well, i think well, you— everyone. well, i think well, yet mete— everyone. well, i think well, you make -like - everyone. well, i think well, you make like everyone you make it out like everyone netee— you make it out like everyone teee-we.— you make it out like everyone netee-we. ne— you make it out like everyone hates- no, no. but- you make it out like everyone hates no, no. but i think hates him. no, no. but i think ytve— hates him. no, no. but i think ytve ttet— hates him. no, no. but i think ytve rtet-te— hates him. no, no. but i think you've just to look at the you've just got to look at the eetnt— you've just got to look at the tetttnt. r— you've just got to look at the polling. i mean,— you've just got to look at the polling. i mean, know, polling. i mean, he you know, tnte— polling. i mean, he you know, me te— polling. i mean, he you know, me te en— polling. i mean, he you know, this is an extraordinary fall trem—yet- this is an extraordinary fall from _you can'ti this is an extraordinary fall- from _you can't deny from grace. and you can't deny reettty— from grace. and you can't deny reality because— from grace. and you can't deny reality because he— from grace. and you can't deny reality because he used to be mere-men— reality because he used to be more -than-late. more popular than the late teen— more popular than the late teen r— more popular than the late queen. i mean,— more popular than the late queen. i mean, that just queen. i mean, that was just a tew— queen. i mean, that was just a few-ete— queen. i mean, that was just a few-ete- ne— queen. i mean, that was just a few-ago. he now- queen. i mean, that was just a few ago. he now ranks only few years ago. he now ranks only eteve— few years ago. he now ranks only eteve rrtnee— few years ago. he now ranks only above prince andrew when it. comes to blood royals. i won't teny— comes to blood royals. i won't teny reettty— comes to blood royals. i won't deny reality because i leave ttet— deny reality because i leave me te— deny reality because i leave that to-most_ deny reality because i leave that to most monday nights . that to you most monday nights. you that to you most monday nights. vet knew.— that to you most monday nights. vet tnew. r— that to you most monday nights. you know, i think— that to you most monday nights. you know, i think there- that to you most monday nights. you know, i think there is- that to you most monday nights. you know, i think there is a- you know, i think there is a great. well of affection. and that's why i hope this sort of messy episode that we're in could moved past, because could be moved past, because i think would be glad to think people would be glad to have back in the have prince harry back in in the royal family. christine, i know yete— royal family. christine, i know yet-re-very— royal family. christine, i know you're-very angry- royal family. christine, i know you're-very angry that- j .g christine, i know

you're very angry that he you're also very angry that he he you're also very angry that he are eneee— you're also very angry that he are eneee te— you're also very angry that he he chose to be— you're also very angry that he he chose to be dressed in dior retner— he chose to be dressed in dior retner tnen— he chose to be dressed in dior rather than going— he chose to be dressed in dior rather than going for a british teettner. — rather than going for a british designer. well,— rather than going for a british designer. 3111. rather than going for a british designer. well, you just think on of all days, i mean, on today of all days, i mean, obviously, there was every nationality designer nationality of designer and dress under the in the dress under the sun in the abbey. but you would think that abbey. but you would think that a prince of the blood his a prince of the blood at his father's coronation could put on a british suit, wouldn't you? instead of which one suspects that he was just being paid to be a model dior. they be a model for dior. they immediately doesn't immediately tweeted out, doesn't he look wonderful our suit? he look wonderful in our suit? i mean, the people who did the dresses hashtag ad ? yeah. well, dresses hashtag ad? yeah. well, bruce didn't tweet out. bruce oldfield didn't tweet out. doesn't queen look wonderful in my ? it only dior who my dress? it was only dior who did . now, so tacky. so did that. now, so tacky. so tacky , so tacky. benjamin katy tacky, so tacky. benjamin katy terry.— tacky, so tacky. benjamin katy terry. wne— tacky, so tacky. benjamin katy perry wne wee— tacky, so tacky. benjamin katy perry, who was at— tacky, so tacky. benjamin katy perry, who was at the- t t benjamin katy perry, who was at the coronation ent— perry, who was at the coronation ent etnt— perry, who was at the coronation ent etnt en— perry, who was at the coronation and sung on sunday night. and i tnettnt— and sung on sunday night. and i tnettnt ene— and sung on sunday night. and i thought she was— and sung on sunday night. and i thought she was exceptional at ttet— thought she was exceptional at me eeneert— thought she was exceptional at me eeneert . — thought she was exceptional at that concert. i— thought she was exceptional at that concert . t3 3 . that concert. i couldn't help but notice i think she had a vivienne westwood necklace on which stunning. yes. and which looked stunning. yes. and i to say, i sort of i i have to say, i sort of i really appreciated that touch to have iconic british designer have a iconic british designer designer. but linda, look, we've got-incredible— designer. but linda, look, we've got-incredible photos- 3 30” but linda, look, we've got incredible photos which got some incredible photos which i got some incredible photos which r-enew— got some incredible photos which r-enew et— got some incredible photos which

r-enew et yet— got some incredible photos which r-enew et yet .- got some incredible photos which i show of you . qatar i want to show of you. qatar weetent— i want to show of you. qatar weekend out— i want to show of you. qatar weekend out there on the mount. you weekend out there on the mount. vet ee— weekend out there on the mount. vet etet— weekend out there on the mount. vet eten e— weekend out there on the mount. you are such a patriot . i mean, you are such a patriot. i mean, we ett— you are such a patriot. i mean, we ett ee— you are such a patriot. i mean, we all are really— you are such a patriot. i mean, we all are really here. but you etet— we all are really here. but you are such a patriot— we all are really here. but you are such a patriot because yete— are such a patriot because ye tne— are such a patriot because you're the only— are such a patriot because you're the only one of us who eettetty— you're the only one of us who actually said,— you're the only one of us who actually said, i'm— you're the only one of us who actually said, i'm going to get my tent— actually said, i'm going to get my tent ent— actually said, i'm going to get my tent and i'm— actually said, i'm going to get my tent and i'm going to sleep in my tent and i'm going to sleep tn-tent— my tent and i'm going to sleep tn-tent ter— my tent and i'm going to sleep in .tent for three - my tent and i'm going to sleep in tent for three nights. in said tent for three nights. tente— in said tent for three nights. tronte we— in said tent for three nights. right? we -there- in said tent for three nights. right? we there for three right? we were there for three teye. — right? we were there for three teye. ltwe — right? we were there for three days..two nights,- right? we were there for three days. two nights, nights, days. so two nights, two nights, twe— days. so two nights, two nights, twe nttnte— days. so two nights, two nights, twe ntonte ent— days. so two nights, two nights, two nights and three, four days. wnet— two nights and three, four days. wnet-tne— two nights and three, four days. what-the folk— two nights and three, four days. what the folk around you what were the folk around you wne—ette- what were the folk around you who—out? whati what were the folk around you. who—out? what was who were camping out? what was met— who were camping out? what was tnetr-etette— who were camping out? what was their-about? harry- their vibe about? harry well, i'll their vibe about? harry well, 1 tett— their vibe about? harry well, 1 tett yet— their vibe about? harry well, i'll tell you something. 7 i'll tell you something. if money— i'll tell you something. if anyone needs— i'll tell you something. if anyone needs any- i'll tell you something. if anyone needs any reassurance in how loved this country is from around the world, how many international people really respect and admire our culture and history? go to the mall on a royal event because it is swarming with people who just love the british, love our history and culture, are absolutely opposed to anyone erasing it or diluting it. they were friendly. they were more nuttery people than me there. dan i was . i nuttery people than me there. dan i was. i don't nuttery people than me there. dan i was . i don't believe it. dan i was. i don't believe it. people who travel is impossible. but most of the people i met, i would say, have been to many royal events and they just

respect the monarchy. it's not necessarily about— respect the monarchy. it's not necessarily about loving- necessarily about loving individual— necessarily about loving individual royals. . individual royals. it's the respect— individual royals. it's the respect ter— individual royals. it's the respect for the ancient monarchy that the uk has, and it is part of our culture . lots of fun, of our culture. lots of fun, tete— of our culture. lots of fun, tete et— of our culture. lots of fun, lots of drinking— of our culture. lots of fun, lots of drinking ,- ” r1..- ”0; lots of fun, lots of drinking , dancing, lots lots of drinking, dancing, lots of lots of drinking, dancing, lots et tereete— lots of drinking, dancing, lots of karaoke on— lots of drinking, dancing, lots of karaoke on the— lots of drinking, dancing, lots of karaoke on the on the mall ent— of karaoke on the on the mall ent ttet— of karaoke on the on the mall ent ttet e— of karaoke on the on the mall ent rtet e ntte— of karaoke on the on the mall and just a huge love and a meeetvety— and just a huge love and a massively unifying feeling tetween— massively unifying feeling between people from all over the wett— between people from all over the world, different— between people from all over the world, different races, different— world, different races, different religions, all coming tetetner— different religions, all coming tetetner .— different religions, all coming together. something that etvtetety— together. something that obviously the _ together. something that obviously the lib left's hate wttn— obviously the lib left's hate wttn etr— obviously the lib left's hate with our identity politics. but we reetty— with our identity politics. but we reetty tt— with our identity politics. but we really it was— with our identity politics. but we really it was the- with our identity politics. but we really it was the epicentre of love the best of british beunda of love the best of british belinda benjamin but with belinda lucy benjamin but with wonderful of soft wonderful example of the soft power that monarchy indeed power that the monarchy indeed gives little country. gives this little tiny country. now normally you'd go into sterttete— now normally you'd go into starbucks for— now normally you'd go into starbucks for an— now normally you'd go into starbucks for an overpriced tette. — starbucks for an overpriced tette. ttt— starbucks for an overpriced latte, but one— starbucks for an overpriced latte, but one customer was with net— latte, but one customer was with more hot froth— latte, but one customer was with more hot froth than— latte, but one customer was with more hot froth than expected ttnnt— more hot froth than expected ttrtnt e— more hot froth than expected during a confrontation with a tem— during a confrontation with a trene etett— during a confrontation with a trans staff member. \01 trans staff member. now, this vttee— trans staff member. now, this video, which has gone viral today , shows the explosive today, shows the explosive moment a trans woman barista let rip at a female customer he accused of misgendering him before aggressively swiping another person's phone. who was

recording the row . i don't ever recording the row. i don't ever call me transphobic ever. i do not know me. you're i do not know me. you're being trenetnette— not know me. you're being transphobic. _ not know me. you're being transphobic . ”r3; 3 not know me. you're being transphobic. v433 not know me. you're being transphobic . ”r3; 3 v433 not know me. you're being- transphobic . karen yes . call me transphobic. karen yes. call me transphobic. karen yes. call me transphobic. you are covid. now get out. you're not coming on the police. get out . you are the police. get out. you are treeteeetnt— the police. get out. you are trespassing now.— the police. get out. you are trespassing now. - 03; get out. you are trespassing now. 303 30. trespassing now. they got cameras. you are trespassing . cameras. you are trespassing. get out. get out . you are get out. get out. you are trespassing . apparently, we said trespassing. apparently, we said something transphobic . you something transphobic. you actually. actually, you 33 you actually. actually, you bakhmut . eeetneee— actually. actually, you bakhmut . goodness me. _ actually. actually, you bakhmut . goodness me. \01 . goodness me. now that altercation was filmed in southampton on the 30th of april. starbucks revealed to us tonight that the employee has been fired. they said in a statement the licensee has confirmed the employee no longer works at the company . starbucks works at the company. starbucks has no tolerance for behaviour of this kind and we are very

sorry for the experience this customer had and i think we can customer had. and i think we can all agree that threatening behaviour never all agree that threatening beh answer never all agree that threatening beh answer . never all agree that threatening beh answer . regardless never all agree that threatening beh answer . regardless of1ever all agree that threatening beh answer . regardless of your the answer. regardless of your ideological persuasion. ian so in this case, kudos starbucks for acting swift lee now coming up as the snp's ex comms chief bizarrely claims the police probe could boost the party's popularity . are the separatists popularity. are the separatists just entitled denial about their failure in scotland ? my failure in scotland? my superstar panel will return to debate that. plus more of tomorrow's historic newspaper front pages. but next, after the tories are demolished at the local ballot box, does rishi sunak need to return to traditional low tax conservatism before it's too late? former chancellor kwasi kwarteng is live in the studio in just three short minutes. so don't go anywhere

night from 11 on gb news trttetn-e— night from 11 on gb news britain's news— night from 11 on gb news britain's news . night from 11 on gb news britain's news. channel night from 11 on gb news britain's news . channel . britain's news. channel so it's tme— britain's news. channel so it's ttme ter— britain's news. channel so it's time for local— britain's news. channel so it's time for local election reaction now with the former chancellor kwasi kwarteng. and despite a tetet— kwasi kwarteng. and despite a tettet tee— kwasi kwarteng. and despite a ballot box wipe _ kwasi kwarteng. and despite a ballot box wipe out— kwasi kwarteng. and despite a ballot box wipe out for- 3 and despite a ballot box wipe out for the tertee— ballot box wipe out for the tories over— ballot box wipe out for the tories over the— ballot box wipe out for the tories over the weekend, it seems confidence of a labour merertty— seems confidence of a labour merenty et— seems confidence of a labour merenty et tne— seems confidence of a labour majority at the next general eteetten— majority at the next general election remains low. so labour tenet— election remains low. so labour oetnet tte— election remains low. so labour gained 536 council— election remains low. so labour gained 536 council seats across the gained 536 council seats across tne eetntry— gained 536 council seats across the country, while— gained 536 council seats across the country, while the conservatives haemorrhaged 1061 to conservatives haemorrhaged 1061 te teee— conservatives haemorrhaged 1061 to lose control— conservatives haemorrhaged 1061 to lose control of— conservatives haemorrhaged 1061 to lose control of 47 local authorities. _ to lose control of 47 local authorities. but- to lose control of 47 local authorities. but the polling expert— authorities. but the polling emert et— authorities. but the polling expert of polling experts , john expert of polling experts, john etme.— expert of polling experts, john curtis, predicts— expert of polling experts, john curtis, predicts keir starmer's vete— curtis, predicts keir starmer's wete army— curtis, predicts keir starmer's woke army would bag 312 seats in rerttement— woke army would bag 312 seats in parliament based— woke army would bag 312 seats in parliament based off that performance,— parliament based off that performance, leaving them 14 etert— performance, leaving them 14

enert et— performance, leaving them 14 enert et en— performance, leaving them 14 short of an overall majority. tew— short of an overall majority. wew tetetr— short of an overall majority. now labour themselves also etteeret— now labour themselves also emeeret te— now labour themselves also emeeret te te— now labour themselves also appeared to be pricing in a hung terttement— appeared to be pricing in a hung terttement tt— appeared to be pricing in a hung parliament if this— appeared to be pricing in a hung parliament if this clip of wes streettnt— parliament if this clip of wes streettnt .— parliament if this clip of wes streeting , the— parliament if this clip of wes streeting , the shadow health streeting, the shadow health eeeretery— streeting, the shadow health secretary, refusing to rule out a secretary, refusing to rule out e teet— secretary, refusing to rule out e teet wttn— secretary, refusing to rule out a pact with the _ secretary, refusing to rule out a pact with the lib dems, is enytntnt— a pact with the lib dems, is enytntno te— a pact with the lib dems, is anytbing to 90— a pact with the lib dems, is anything to go by, would you me— anything to go by, would you rtte ett— anything to go by, would you rtte ett e— anything to go by, would you rule out a coalition with the lib rule out a coalition with the ttt temee— rule out a coalition with the ttt temee — rule out a coalition with the lib dems? we're- rule out a coalition with the lib dems? 310; ”r3; 310; ”r3; lib dems? we're not. we're just not that ballpark of talking not in that ballpark of talking about coalition governments. what talking which what we are talking about, which is what we are talking about, which te—wett— what we are talking about, which te—wett ettttnt- what we are talking about, which is_well cutting the. is why we did well cutting the eeet— is why we did well cutting the eeet et— is why we did well cutting the cost of living,— is why we did well cutting the cost of living, cutting nhs wetttnt— cost of living, cutting nhs waiting cutting crime waiting lists, cutting crime wttn— waiting lists, cutting crime with policies— waiting lists, cutting crime with policies that saw people te— with policies that saw people come to labour— with policies that saw people come to labour on thursday night . mm— come to labour on thursday night . rrr memtnt— come to labour on thursday night . rrr memtnt et— come to labour on thursday night , ipp morning of a— come to labour on thursday night , ipp morning of a coalition of eneee— , ipp morning of a coalition of eneee ter— , ipp morning of a coalition of chaos for months— , ipp morning of a coalition of chaos for months now, whether it's chaos for months now, whether tt-e wttn— chaos for months now, whether tt-e wttn tne — chaos for months now, whether it's with the snp,— chaos for months now, whether it's with the snp, lib dems, teee— it's with the snp, lib dems, greens or even— it's with the snp, lib dems, greens or even the corbynites ent— greens or even the corbynites entlttvttet— greens or even the corbynites and divided britain is and a divided labour, britain is in and a divided labour, britain is tn-et— and a divided labour, britain is tn-et being— and a divided labour, britain is in of being plunged into in danger of being plunged into a in danger of being plunged into e eeetettet— in danger of being plunged into a socialist nightmare. so former cneneetter— a socialist nightmare. so former chancellor kwasi kwarteng, great to have you here. lots to unpick in terms of these historically bad election results, but can we talk about this potential coalition of chaos first, because this is really concerning, isn't it? because streets was not prepared to rule it out there and you just know

if it means getting power, it won't just be the lib dems that they jump into bed with. it will be the greens, it will be the snp and also what about the hard left of the labour party, the corbynites? they'll have to be on board too. yeah i think daniel 100% right. i mean, i remember going into 2015 and david cameron said it was either the tories or coalition of chaos and the conservatives won a majority. and i think and the conservatives won a majority . and i think the majority. and i think the ceetttten— majority. and i think the coalition of— majority. and i think the coalition of chaos- .g and i think the coalition of chaos that threatens— coalition of chaos that threatens in- coalition of chaos that threatens in 2024 is a lot worse tnen— threatens in 2024 is a lot worse tnen wnet— threatens in 2024 is a lot worse men we wee— threatens in 2024 is a lot worse than what was on— threatens in 2024 is a lot worse than what was on offer in 2015, tetee— than what was on offer in 2015, tetee ee yet— than what was on offer in 2015, because as you say, you've got tne— because as you say, you've got tne str— because as you say, you've got tne swr ent— because as you say, you've got the snp and they're already neree— the snp and they're already horse trading— the snp and they're already horse trading ,_ the snp and they're already horse trading , they're already horse trading, they're already eeytnt — horse trading, they're already eeytno wnet— horse trading, they're already saying what they're their points tney— saying what they're their points tney went— saying what they're their points are. they want a— saying what they're their points are. . 03 saying what they're their points are. 03 ' are. they want a coalition. and we know what they would demand. they would demand a referendum on they would demand a referendum en tne— they would demand a referendum on the scotland— they would demand a referendum on the scotland being of on the scotland being part of the on the scotland being part of tne-vet— on the scotland being part of tne-vet-tne- on the scotland being part of the you the liberal the uk. you have the liberal temeerete— the uk. you have the liberal democrats who _ the uk. you have the liberal democrats who already democrats who are already teetttentnt— democrats who are already positioning themselves horse positioning themselves and horse trettnt. — positioning themselves and horse trettnt. -reet— positioning themselves and horse trettnt-reet e— positioning themselves and horse trading. read a report trading. and i read a report eeytnt— trading. and i read a report eeytno tnet— trading. and i read a report saying that they want a referendum— saying that they want a referendum on brexit as a eentttten— referendum on brexit as a eentttten te— referendum on brexit as a condition to support this. this ceetttten— condition to support this. this ceetttten tn— condition to support this. this coalition in and— condition to support this. this coalition in and you've got teee— coalition in and you've got eeee .— coalition in and you've got greens , you've— coalition in and you've got greens , you've got a whole range

greens, you've got a whole range of greens, you've got a whole range et etter— greens, you've got a whole range er etner teette— greens, you've got a whole range of other people and— greens, you've got a whole range of other people and as you say, ytve— of other people and as you say, ytve etreety— of other people and as you say, you've already got— of other people and as you say, you've already got you've got tne— you've already got you've got the corbynites_ you've already got you've got the corbynites who never treterty— the corbynites who never properly defeated because labour is a properly defeated because labour te e ttvttet— properly defeated because labour is a divided and— properly defeated because labour is a divided and they're still tney-re— is a divided and they're still tney-re etttt— is a divided and they're still they're still there and they wttt— they're still there and they wttt te— they're still there and they will be flexing— they're still there and they will be flexing their muscles. so will be flexing their muscles. se tne — will be flexing their muscles. so the prospect— will be flexing their muscles. so the prospect of this kind of tett— so the prospect of this kind of left coalition _ so the prospect of this kind of left coalition is— so the prospect of this kind of left coalition is pretty bleak . left coalition is pretty bleak. tweety— left coalition is pretty bleak. exactly. which _ left coalition is pretty bleak. exactly. which is— left coalition is pretty bleak. exactly. which is why- left coalition is pretty bleak. exactly. which is why the conservatives need to start performing thing. but but kwasi, i mean, this was a disastrous result . now, we had a debate result. now, we had a debate earlier in the show about who is to blame for this because you've got the sunak camp, frankly , got the sunak camp, frankly, arnie wanting to blame people like you, though, saying this is all down to the boris and truss administrations. all down to the boris and truss administrations . your response administrations. your response to that is i'm i'm always, as you know , a loyalist. i've had you know, a loyalist. i've had five prime ministers.- you know, a loyalist. i've had five prime ministers. i- i've had five prime ministers. i can't even remember— five prime ministers. i can't even remember how many there neve— even remember how many there neve teen.— even remember how many there neve teen. ttt— even remember how many there neve teen. ttt r— even remember how many there have been, but i think it's twe.— have been, but i think it's ttve. ant— have been, but i think it's five. and i've— have been, but i think it's five. and i've been loyal to every— five. and i've been loyal to every emote— five. and i've been loyal to every single one- five. and i've been loyal to every single one of them. i've eteten— every single one of them. i've never spoken publicly against any never spoken publicly against enylttem— never spoken publicly against enyltnem-r— never spoken publicly against any them. i think rishi any of them. and i think rishi stnet— any of them. and i think rishi stnet-neve— any of them. and i think rishi sunak have difficult time sunak did have a difficult time . i sunak did have a difficult time . r tntnt— sunak did have a difficult time . r tntnt ne— sunak did have a difficult time . i think he has— sunak did have a difficult time . i think he has had a difficult

job-— . i think he has had a difficult tet. ttt— . i think he has had a difficult ret. ttt et— . i think he has had a difficult job. but at some— . i think he has had a difficult job. but at some point he's going— job. but at some point he's oetnt te— job. but at some point he's oetnt te neve— job. but at some point he's going to have to- job. but at some point he's going to have to own what's eettetty— going to have to own what's actually happening . he's been actually happening. he's been tnere— actually happening. he's been there-six— actually happening. he's been there-six months.- actually happening. he's been there six months. he's there for six months. he's eteettet— there for six months. he's. steadied-admirably. there for six months. he's- steadied-admirably. i steadied the ship admirably. i tntnt— steadied the ship admirably. i tntnt-tet— steadied the ship admirably. i 11.91 e— steadied the ship admirably. i think got a great think he's got a great temperament. i've always thought that temperament. i've always thought met-mm.— temperament. i've always thought tnet-ntm. we— temperament. i've always thought that him. we haven't that about him. we haven't etweye— that about him. we haven't- etweye—ntm always agreed, but i regard him as always agreed, but i regard him ee-eteetten— always agreed, but i regard him as election winner, is as not an election winner, is net — as not an election winner, is net nee— as not an election winner, is net ne-e e— as not an election winner, is he? 0; .r31t.3t as not an election winner, is he? t t v/r:1. as not an election winner, is- he? he's a technocrat. you know, on if you read the on the doorstep. if you read the reaction that folk were having to they were saying , to sunak, they were saying, look, we could believe in boris . of understood what he . we sort of understood what he was, was a formidable. i mean, i was, was a formidable. i mean, i was always a was, was a formidable. i mean, i etweye e ttt— 3 i mean, i was always a big supporter of tene. — was always a big supporter of tene. -wee— was always a big supporter of tene-wee e— was always a big supporter of boris. was a formidable boris. boris was a formidable ent— boris. boris was a formidable ent emeztnt— boris. boris was a formidable and amazing. don't you need an eteetten— and amazing. don't you need an eteetten new— and amazing. don't you need an election now? no.— and amazing. don't you need an election now? no. look this is wnere— election now? no. look this is wterelem— election now? no. look this is whereiam.ithink- election now? no. look this is where am. think he is. where i am. i think he is. tnere-e— where i am. i think he is. tnere-e ne— where i am. i think he is. there's no doubting his electioneering skills. and i saw tmem— electioneering skills. and i saw tmem-tn— electioneering skills. and i saw them -in 2008,- electioneering skills. and i saw them in 2008, and them in london in 2008, and terttetterty— them in london in 2008, and terttetterty tn— them in london in 2008, and particularly in 2012. he was awesome. he's— particularly in 2012. he was awesome. he's formidable. but you— awesome. he's formidable. but you-.— awesome. he's formidable. but yet-. tne— awesome. he's formidable. but yet-. tne terty- awesome. he's formidable. but you , the party saw fit to you know, the party saw fit to get— you know, the party saw fit to get nt— you know, the party saw fit to get rtt et— you know, the party saw fit to get rid of him.— you know, the party saw fit to get rid of him. and having got rid get rid of him. and having got rtt et— get rid of him. and having got rtt et mm.— get rid of him. and having got rid of him, we've— get rid of him. and having got rid of him, we've had one prime rttnteter— rid of him, we've had one prime rttnteter ttet— rid of him, we've had one prime minister that lasted seven eeet— minister that lasted seven eeet tew— minister that lasted seven weeks. now we've had rishi, wne-e— weeks. now we've had rishi, wne-e r— weeks. now we've had rishi, who's i think— weeks. now we've had rishi, who's i think been there six mentte— who's i think been there six mentne. ent— who's i think been there six months, and you've got to give the months, and you've got to give tne guy— months, and you've got to give me guy nte— months, and you've got to give me guy nte tte— months, and you've got to give the guy his due. i— months, and you've got to give the guy his due. i think he's i tntnt— the guy his due. i think he's i tntnt ne-e— the guy his due. i think he's i tntnt me get— the guy his due. i think he's i think he's got the— the guy his due. i think he's i think he's got the calmness and the temperament— think he's got the calmness and the temperament to be a leader,

wttn— the temperament to be a leader, even with this— the temperament to be a leader, even with this catastrophic reettt. — even with this catastrophic reettt. .r— even with this catastrophic result.-i think- even with this catastrophic result. i think what he will result. and i think what he will do, result. and i think what he will te-tne— result. and i think what he will te-tne ment- result. and i think what he will do, the right thing, is do, which is the right thing, is not do, which is the right thing, is net-.— do, which is the right thing, is net-. we— do, which is the right thing, is net-. we eent- do, which is the right thing, is not . we can't panic. the not panic. we can't panic. the teet— not panic. we can't panic. the teet tntnt— not panic. we can't panic. the teet tntnt we— not panic. we can't panic. the last thing we stay— not panic. we can't panic. the last thing we stay the course, tne— last thing we stay the course, tne teet— last thing we stay the course, the last thing— last thing we stay the course, the last thing we— last thing we stay the course, the last thing we do is or the last thing we can do is or tne— the last thing we can do is or tne weret— the last thing we can do is or the worst thing— the last thing we can do is or the worst thing we can do is empty— the worst thing we can do is etmtty te— the worst thing we can do is etmtty te ttet— the worst thing we can do is simply to just overreact and tente— simply to just overreact and eente-neve— simply to just overreact and panic have another panic and have another leadership— panic and have another. leadership—all panic and have another- leadership_all the leadership contest and all the reet— leadership contest and all the eet-ant— leadership contest and all the neet-ant r— leadership contest and all the rest-and i can- leadership contest and all the rest and i can you rest of it. and i can tell you tnere— rest of it. and i can tell you tnere ten-t— rest of it. and i can tell you there isn't any— rest of it. and i can tell you there isn't any appetite for ttet— there isn't any appetite for met—eett- there isn't any appetite for that._said that, there isn't any appetite for- that._said that, he's that. but having said that, he's going— that. but having said that, he's eemt—neve- that. but having said that, he's oetnt—neve en- going to have to have an ettreettve— going to have to have an attractive offer- going to have to have an attractive offer next year. yes. ant— attractive offer next year. yes. ant eneet— attractive offer next year. yes. ant eneet et— attractive offer next year. yes. and ahead of the— attractive offer next year. yes. and ahead of the election. we meet— and ahead of the election. we neet-etett— and ahead of the election. we need-about that- and ahead of the election. we need about that now need to talk about that now teeetee-yet- need to talk about that now because, you lost your job because, look, you lost your job tetee— because, look, you lost your job because - bonfire - because, look, you lost your job because - bonfire of - because, look, you lost your job because bonfire of taxes because of your bonfire of taxes ttete— because of your bonfire of taxes now. that's right.— because of your bonfire of taxes now. that's right. i— because of your bonfire of taxes now. that's right. i am- because of your bonfire of taxes now. ”33 now. that's right. i am very prepared to say celebrated prepared to say i celebrated that taxes. prepared to say i celebrated that taxes . look, that bonfire of taxes. look, we've discussed before. we have maybe the communication was bad. maybe some of it was too fast. but at the end of the day, people are not going to vote kwasi are they for a high tax? big state conservative? that was always my position. _ big state conservative? that was always my position. i— 3 t 07 that was always my position. i mean, ttete— always my position. i mean, we wny— always my position. i mean, we wny r— always my position. i mean, that's why i didn't back rishi in that's why i didn't back rishi tn tne— that's why i didn't back rishi in the leadership. i had a very eteer— in the leadership. i had a very eteer vtew— in the leadership. i had a very clear view that— in the leadership. i had a very clear view that the tax burden tee— clear view that the tax burden tee high-— clear view that the tax burden was too high. now i understand the was too high. now i understand tne reeeene— was too high. now i understand the reasons why— was too high. now i understand the reasons why he and jeremy are the reasons why he and jeremy ettettnt— the reasons why he and jeremy are sticking-this— the reasons why he and jeremy are sticking this course, and are sticking to this course, and it's are sticking to this course, and rte-ntet— are sticking to this course, and tt-e-mten e— are sticking to this course, and it's-much a kind-

are sticking to this course, and it's much a kind of obr, it's very much a kind of obr, you— it's very much a kind of obr, yet mew.— it's very much a kind of obr, you know, treasury type view ttet— you know, treasury type view we tne— you know, treasury type view that the orthodoxy. yeah, i get i that the orthodoxy. yeah, i get r tet— that the orthodoxy. yeah, i get r eet-tnet. — that the orthodoxy. yeah, i get i get-that. and - that the orthodoxy. yeah, i get i get that. and given i get all of that. and given wnet— i get all of that. and given what happened— i get all of that. and given what happened last autumn, you knew.— what happened last autumn, you knew. r-ve— what happened last autumn, you knew. r-ve tet— what happened last autumn, you knew. r-ve tet te— what happened last autumn, you know, i've got to put my hand up ent— know, i've got to put my hand up ent eey— know, i've got to put my hand up ent eey. yet— know, i've got to put my hand up and say, you know,— know, i've got to put my hand up and say, you know, there were tntnte— and say, you know, there were tntnte-we— and say, you know, there were things-we didn't- and say, you know, there were things we didn't we didn't things that we didn't we didn't get things that we didn't we didn't eet—we-ve- things that we didn't we didn't eet—we-ve tet- things that we didn't we didn't eet—we-ve tet tei get right. i think we've got to be get right. i think we've got to te—te- get right. i think we've got to te—telettei get right. i think we've got to. te—telette te be mature enough to be able to etmtt— be mature enough to be able to etmtt-ttt— be mature enough to be able to admit-but going- be mature enough to be able to admit but going into the admit that. but going into the eteetten— admit that. but going into the election next— admit that. but going into the election next year, there has to be election next year, there has to te-ant— election next year, there has to te-ant tm— election next year, there has to be-and i'm sure- election next year, there has to be and i'm sure there be an offer. and i'm sure there wttt— be an offer. and i'm sure there will-because— be an offer. and i'm sure there will-because he- be an offer. and i'm sure there will because he can't simply will be, because he can't simply go will be, because he can't simply te-tnet— will be, because he can't simply te-tnet ettee— will be, because he can't simply go that office saying that go into that office saying that . eeytnt— go into that office saying that . eeytno wee— go into that office saying that , saying we're going to increase teee— , saying we're going to increase taxes. colleagues— , saying we're going to increase taxes. colleagues john taxes. colleagues like john tetweet— taxes. colleagues like john tetweet-.- taxes. colleagues like john redwood-, no,- taxes. colleagues like john redwood , no, no, no, redwood saying, no, no, no, ytve— redwood saying, no, no, no, ytve tet— redwood saying, no, no, no, ytve get te— redwood saying, no, no, no, you've got to announce tax cuts. new. — you've got to announce tax cuts. wew. ttent. — you've got to announce tax cuts. wew. ttent. ant.— you've got to announce tax cuts. now, rishi. and, you— you've got to announce tax cuts. now, rishi. and, you know,- now, rishi. and, you know, redwood is not a hater of rishi. no, not at all. not at all. and ne-e— no, not at all. not at all. and ne-e teen— no, not at all. not at all. and ne-e teen very— v0 not at all. and he's been very consistent. jr3r he's been very consistent. do you— he's been very consistent. do yet etree— he's been very consistent. do yet etree wttn— he's been very consistent. do you agree with him?- he's been very consistent. do you agree with him? does there have to be a tax cut announcement now? no, i don't think announcement now? no, i don't tntnt tnere— announcement now? no, i don't think there has— announcement now? no, i don't think there has to— announcement now? no, i don't think there has to be— 3 t 7 no, i don't think there has to be now, but were— think there has to be now, but tnere nee— think there has to be now, but tnere nee te— think there has to be now, but there has to. what i say there nee— there has to. what i say there nee te— there has to. what i say there nee te te— there has to. what i say there has to be. and— there has to. what i say there has to be. and what we must see is has to be. and what we must see te ttnt— has to be. and what we must see is some kind of— has to be. and what we must see is some kind of offer, some kind of is some kind of offer, some kind et mete.— is some kind of offer, some kind et nete. ne— is some kind of offer, some kind of hope. he can't— is some kind of offer, some kind of hope. he can't go into the eteetten— of hope. he can't go into the election-year- of hope. he can't go into the election year whenever it election next year whenever it is election next year whenever it te eeytnt— election next year whenever it te eeytno tm— election next year whenever it is saying i'm going to increase tevee— is saying i'm going to increase tevee ent— is saying i'm going to increase tevee ent ne— is saying i'm going to increase taxes and he can't. that doesn't ttet— taxes and he can't. that doesn't we went— taxes and he can't. that doesn't that won't that— taxes and he can't. that doesn't that won't that won't resonate. now:— that won't that won't resonate. wew. newne—

that won't that won't resonate. now, having said— that won't that won't resonate. now, having said that, i fully emreetete— now, having said that, i fully appreciate what— now, having said that, i fully appreciate what he and jeremy neve— appreciate what he and jeremy neve tene.— appreciate what he and jeremy have done. they've tried to eteety— have done. they've tried to eteety tne— have done. they've tried to steady the ship,— have done. they've tried to steady the ship, but it's not ttet— steady the ship, but it's not ttet e— steady the ship, but it's not just a defensive— steady the ship, but it's not just a defensive offer. you've got— just a defensive offer. you've tet te— just a defensive offer. you've get te neve— just a defensive offer. you've get te neve e— just a defensive offer. you've got to have a positive, forward teettnt— got to have a positive, forward teettnt etter— got to have a positive, forward looking offer as— got to have a positive, forward looking offer as . looking offer as well. so. so it eetnet— looking offer as well. so. so it eetnet te— looking offer as well. so. so it eetnet te me— looking offer as well. so. so it sounds to me like you are accepting some responsibility yourself little bit. i mean, i yourself a little bit. i mean, i just yourself a little bit. i mean, i rtet tntnt— yourself a little bit. i mean, i rtet tntnt r— yourself a little bit. i mean, i just think i mean,— yourself a little bit. i mean, i just think i mean, i've- . . i mean, i just think i mean, i've always tett— just think i mean, i've always tett ttet— just think i mean, i've always tett tnet. yet— just think i mean, i've always felt that, you know, if you're if felt that, you know, if you're tt—te— felt that, you know, if you're if _to reform - if you're going to reform eemetttno— if you're going to reform something, i've always been a orettettet— something, i've always been a gradualist. i'm— something, i've always been a gradualist. i'm always somebody wne-e—eettettyl who's thinking, well, actually, —etet- who's thinking, well, actually, we-ve—etet ty| we've got to do this step by etet— we've got to do this step by etet. ant— we've got to do this step by etet. ant r-ve— we've got to do this step by step. and i've said that reteetetty— step. and i've said that- repeatedly,-think the repeatedly, lee. but i think the tnettnt— repeatedly, lee. but i think the tnettnt ttet— repeatedly, lee. but i think the insight that liz— repeatedly, lee. but i think the insight that liz had was absolutely— insight that liz had was absolutely 100% right. i don't tntnt— absolutely 100% right. i don't mm were— absolutely 100% right. i don't think we're going to grow this eeenemy— think we're going to grow this eeenemy ty— think we're going to grow this economy by increasing taxes . economy by increasing taxes. tweet — economy by increasing taxes. tweet we-ve— economy by increasing taxes. kwasi we've got— economy by increasing taxes. kwasi we've got to _ economy by increasing taxes. kwasi we've got to talk- economy by increasing taxes. kwasi we've got to talk about the because what the weekend. yes. because what an this has been an amazing weekend this has been for britain. can we start with, i political star to i guess, the political star to emerge from the coronation? your colleague? oh, she was fantastic. gordon she was. i mean, i fantastic. gordon she was. i r ten-t— fantastic. gordon she was. i mean, i don't know- t c 3 3 she was. i mean, i don't know how heavy ttet— mean, i don't know how heavy tnet ewert— mean, i don't know how heavy that sword is,— mean, i don't know how heavy that sword is, but— mean, i don't know how heavy that sword is, but it looked very.— that sword is, but it looked very-neevy. - that sword is, but it looked very, heavy. and have to very, very heavy. and i have to say,— very, very heavy. and i have to eev-emet— very, very heavy. and i have to eeyleemtet tt— very, very heavy. and i have to say,-carried it as- very, very heavy. and i have to say, carried it as though it say, she carried it as though it wee-r— say, she carried it as though it was-i mean, she- say, she carried it as though it was i mean, she had was a feather. i mean, she had so was a feather. i mean, she had ee mtet— was a feather. i mean, she had ee mtet-enty- was a feather. i mean, she had so much. only strength, so much. but not only strength, tnere— so much. but not only strength, mere-tme— so much. but not only strength, there huge dignity and there was huge dignity and tetee— there was huge dignity and tetee-r-ve— there was huge dignity and poise. i've known

poise. and i've known penny. i mean, she's she's— poise. and i've known penny. i mean, she's she's a friend of snee— mean, she's she's a friend of mine. she's someone i've always reeteetet—nerl respected. and i've seen her terterm— respected. and i've seen her perform brilliantly the perform brilliantly in the ttttte— perform brilliantly in the public spotlight. i mean, she ttet— public spotlight. i mean, she rtet tnere-e— public spotlight. i mean, she just there's this— public spotlight. i mean, she just there's this rather technical,— just there's this rather technical, geeky thing called eeeenttnt— technical, geeky thing called seconding the— technical, geeky thing called seconding the royal the king's or seconding the royal the king's er tne— seconding the royal the king's or the queen's— seconding the royal the king's or the queen's speech was and ene— or the queen's speech was and ene ttt— or the queen's speech was and ene ttt ttet— or the queen's speech was and she did that brilliantly. i tt— she did that brilliantly. i mean, it was— she did that brilliantly. i mean, it was it was about 7 or 8 veere— mean, it was it was about 7 or 8 yeere ete— mean, it was it was about 7 or 8 yeere eoe. ant— mean, it was it was about 7 or 8 yeere eoe. ant r— mean, it was it was about 7 or 8 years ago. and i did— mean, it was it was about 7 or 8 years ago. and i did it myself, net— years ago. and i did it myself, net neerty— years ago. and i did it myself, net neerty ee— years ago. and i did it myself, not nearly as well— years ago. and i did it myself, not nearly as well as as her, ttt— not nearly as well as as her, ttt ene-e— not nearly as well as as her, but she's always— not nearly as well as as her, but she's always been a very teet— but she's always been a very good performer— but she's always been a very good performer and she does a very— good performer and she does a very teet— good performer and she does a very good ret— good performer and she does a very good it ee— good performer and she does a very good job as leader of the netee — very good job as leader of the netee r— very good job as leader of the house. i mean,— very good job as leader of the house. i mean, the- very good job as leader of the house. 3 very good job as leader of the house. i mean, the bookies have cut her odds have been becoming a future prime minister. could you see mordaunt in number 10 one day? look, she's she's run twtee— one day? look, she's she's run twtee .— one day? look, she's she's run twtee . r— one day? look, she's she's run twice . i think— one day? look, she's she's run twice . i think she's— 3m7 look, she's she's run twice . i think she's got, got twice. i think she's got, got tnem — twice. i think she's got, got tnem pretty— twice. i think she's got, got them pretty close both times. snee— them pretty close both times. she's obviously— them pretty close both times. she's obviously upped her trettte— she's obviously upped her trettte .— she's obviously upped her trettte . r— she's obviously upped her profile . i think- she's obviously upped her profile . i think she's likeable profile. i think she's likeable . ant— profile. i think she's likeable . ant tete— profile. i think she's likeable . and let's see— profile. i think she's likeable . and let's see what happens . . and let's see what happens. ttt— . and let's see what happens. ttt nevtnt— . and let's see what happens. but having said— . and let's see what happens. but having said all of that, we neve— but having said all of that, we neve tet— but having said all of that, we neve tet e— but having said all of that, we have got a prime— but having said all of that, we have got a prime minister and tet— have got a prime minister and tet e— have got a prime minister and we've got a general election to tent— we've got a general election to from tn— we've got a general election to nont tn teee— we've got a general election to fight in less than— we've got a general election to fight in less than 18 months or in fight in less than 18 months or tn etett— fight in less than 18 months or tn etett re— fight in less than 18 months or in about 18 months. i also want to in about 18 months. i also want te tett— in about 18 months. i also want te tett te— in about 18 months. i also want te tett te yet— in about 18 months. i also want to talk to you about this astonishing— to talk to you about this astonishing moment woke astonishing moment on woke itv. tnte— astonishing moment on woke itv. ttt-tne— astonishing moment on woke itv.

this-the british- this is where the british actress andoh spoke about actress adjoa andoh spoke about the balcony being terribly white. have a look at this and i'll get you to react off the bat. there is a bit of me that we've gone from _ there is a bit of me that we've gone from the rich ttveretty— we've gone from the rich diversity of— we've gone from the rich diversity of the abbey to a temttty— diversity of the abbey to a terribly white _ diversity of the abbey to a terribly white balcony. i'm very etrtet— terribly white balcony. i'm very etrtet ty— terribly white balcony. i'm very struck by that. _ terribly white balcony. i'm very struck by that. i'm— terribly white balcony. i'm very struck by that. i'm also looking at struck by that. i'm also looking et tneee— struck by that. i'm also looking at those younger— struck by that. i'm also looking at those younger generations and tttnttnt— at those younger generations and tntnttnt. wnet— at those younger generations and thinking, what are— at those younger generations and thinking, what are the nuances ttet— thinking, what are the nuances tnet tney— thinking, what are the nuances tnet tney wttt— thinking, what are the nuances that they will inhabit as they grew— that they will inhabit as they grew .— that they will inhabit as they grow , nuances— that they will inhabit as they grow , nuances that that charles 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 teenete— has exhibited from a you know, a teenete tnte— has exhibited from a you know, a teenage into early— has exhibited from a you know, a teenage into early 20s terribly wntte— teenage into early 20s terribly wntte tweet— teenage into early 20s terribly white kwasi is— teenage into early 20s terribly white kwasi is that racist look . tnere— white kwasi is that racist look . tnere ee— white kwasi is that racist look . tnere e— white kwasi is that racist look , there are a certain group of teette— , there are a certain group of teette .— , there are a certain group of teette . net— , there are a certain group of people , not many in this people, not many in this eetntry— people, not many in this eetntry. ee— people, not many in this eetntry. ee e— people, not many in this country, as a proportion, who are absolute— country, as a proportion, who are absolute ,_ country, as a proportion, who are absolute , absolutely are absolute, absolutely eteeeeet— are absolute, absolutely obsessed with race. ' 3r3 ”r.3r3;3; obsessed with race. and there's nothing i'm afraid that the royal family or anyone can do to stop them howling and accusing everyone of being racist. that's just a fact of life. there are lots of diverse voices and there is a core of people, a minority

that will that will jump on things like that. it's divisive, isn't it? i think it's very divisive. i actually looked at the coronation and thought they did a lot to celebrate diversity . i've had the honour of meeting king charles now when he was prince of wales and there isn't a man who is more concerned about promoting diversity, about promoting inclusion, about hugging the diverse cultures of this country , its traditions, this country, its traditions, not only here, but also in the commonwealth. and i think he would find it very hurtful. but as i said, there's always people who are, you know, going to pick holes and try and tear things down. and on the whole, this was a down. and on the whole, this was e wenterttt— down. and on the whole, this was a wonderful weekend. _ 3 and on the whole, this was a wonderful weekend. it was treet- — a wonderful weekend. it was treet- rt— a wonderful weekend. it was greet. rt we— a wonderful weekend. it was great. . t a wonderful weekend. it was great. . 3 great. it was fantastic. i mean, i go abroad and people marvel al and friends of mine were whatsapping from all sorts of places saying this is incredible. you guys do an amazing job. there's no other country that can do this . and i

country that can do this. and i just hope and wish that people would celebrate that . indeed, would celebrate that. indeed, former chancellor— 3 t indeed, former chancellor glasgow, thank you former chancellor glasgow, thank yet ee— former chancellor glasgow, thank yet ee mtet— former chancellor glasgow, thank you so much. great— former chancellor glasgow, thank you so much. great to see you. tnent— you so much. great to see you. tnent yet— you so much. great to see you. tnent yet ee— you so much. great to see you. thank you so much. but coming up, thank you so much. but coming up. ae— thank you so much. but coming m. ee tne— thank you so much. but coming up, as the british— thank you so much. but coming up, as the british bashing cemeretten— up, as the british bashing corporation and woke itv as i ttet— corporation and woke itv as i rtet enewet— corporation and woke itv as i just showed you,— corporation and woke itv as i just showed you, trash , the just showed you, trash, the cerenetten — just showed you, trash, the coronation was— just showed you, trash, the coronation was the msm's ereveeeo et— coronation was the msm's coverage of the- coronation was the msm's coverage of the event obsessively- coverage of the event obsessively woke kelvin mackenzie _ obsessively woke kelvin mackenzie analyses that soon. ttt— mackenzie analyses that soon. ttt next— mackenzie analyses that soon. ttt next tn— mackenzie analyses that soon. but next in the— mackenzie analyses that soon. but next in the media buzz as it emetee— but next in the media buzz as it emetee ttet— but next in the media buzz as it emerges that police hunted for a women's razor and— emerges that police hunted for a women's razor and a wheelbarrow at women's razor and a wheelbarrow et ttete— women's razor and a wheelbarrow at nicola sturgeon— women's razor and a wheelbarrow at nicola sturgeon home. but the swr-e— at nicola sturgeon home. but the we termer— at nicola sturgeon home. but the snp's former comms chief says the investigation— snp's former comms chief says the investigation could actually teeet— the investigation could actually teeet terty— the investigation could actually boost party support . are the boost party support. are the semen— boost party support. are the scottish separatists now just in tent— scottish separatists now just in tentet etett— scottish separatists now just in denial about their political eettetee— denial about their political eettmee ty— denial about their political collapse by superstar panel? are going— collapse by superstar panel? are oetnt te— collapse by superstar panel? are oetnt te teette— collapse by superstar panel? are going to tackle that. plus, eetnt— going to tackle that. plus, oetnt te— going to tackle that. plus, we're going to more of we're going to have more of tomorrow's—fronti we're going to have more of- tomorrow's_front pages tomorrow's newspaper front pages etrettnt—

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front pages have just been delivered . the daily express delivered. the daily express carries the official souvenir portrait of king charles with a simple quote from the monarch to the nation reading. we thank each and every one of you. the daily telegraph that daily telegraph carries that picture of king charles, while also reporting new plans from the government will allow the government that will allow people skip the if they people to skip the gp if they are suffering common are suffering with common illnesses able to get illnesses and be able to get prescriptions for a range of conditions from conditions straight from pharmacists . my superstar panel pharmacists. my superstar panel return the and return now the author and broadcaster hamilton , broadcaster christine hamilton, the journalist broadcaster the journalist and broadcaster benjamin butterworth , and the benjamin butterworth, and the political belinda de political commentator belinda de lucy. on yet another lucy. now on yet another extraordinary revelation, scottish police probing the snp's finances , hunted for snp's finances, hunted for a woman's razor and a wheelbarrow at nicola sturgeon's house a month ago. sturgeon's husband, an snp chief executive, was placed under arrest while cops raided the couple's glasgow home. he was later released without charge . but despite the without charge. but despite the party facing scandal after scandal, the snp spin doctor murray. this is the bloke by the way, who resigned just weeks ago

over the party providing false membership figures to the media. he's argued there's a clear road back for the separatists. writing for the daily record, he said i'm prepared to gamble the pound £5 on no charges at all at the end of this. and if there are no charges, foote claimed it would trigger the public's innate sense fair play , innate sense of fair play, possibly another possibly leading to another surge in membership and surge in snp membership and a tidal wave of support at the next election. would be the next election. that would be the ultimate irony, he writes. but the party's leader at westminster, stephen flynn, is currently scrambling for support, bizarre plea currently scrambling for su labour bizarre plea currently scrambling for su labour and bizarre plea currently scrambling for su labour and lib bizarre plea currently scrambling for su labour and lib dem're plea currently scrambling for su labour and lib dem votersi currently scrambling for su labour and lib dem voters in to labour and lib dem voters in scotland to back his party in order to keep the tories out . order to keep the tories out. out. to me , belinda de lucy, out. so to me, belinda de lucy, it feels like the party thinks are still north korea . you know, are still north korea. you know, they are total unaware that scheming sturgeon is not kim jongil scheming sturgeon is not kim jong il and the whole thing has collapsed . the house of cards collapsed. the house of cards has collapsed. he's sounding tettetenet— has collapsed. he's sounding delusional because- t3 he's sounding delusional because even if there are delusional because even if there ne enertee— delusional because even if there ne enertee et— delusional because even if there are no charges at the end of tnte— are no charges at the end of mm yet— are no charges at the end of this, you know,— are no charges at the end of this, you know, mud sticks,

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eerte—mttntl people coming out saying all. sorts—might have sorts of things that might have happenedv_ sorts of things that might have nemenetleerte— sorts of things that might have happened, sorts of breaks happened, all sorts of breaks in the happened, all sorts of breaks in me term— happened, all sorts of breaks in me terty. ant— happened, all sorts of breaks in the party. and what you're going to the party. and what you're going te neve— the party. and what you're going te neve te— the party. and what you're going to have is like— the party. and what you're going to have is like all— the party. and what you're going to have is like all parties, you tnew— to have is like all parties, you tnew. tte— to have is like all parties, you know, like the— to have is like all parties, you know, like the tories, i would say,— know, like the tories, i would eey. en— know, like the tories, i would eey. en e— know, like the tories, i would say, on a national— know, like the tories, i would say, on a national level, they get— say, on a national level, they get ttet— say, on a national level, they get tired-inside- say, on a national level, they get tired. inside try to get tired. people inside try to etert— get tired. people inside try to etert te— get tired. people inside try to etert te ttnn— get tired. people inside try to start to turn on— get tired. people inside try to start to turn on them. and ttete— start to turn on them. and tnet-e wnet— start to turn on them. and that's what-see- start to turn on them. and that's what see with the that's what you see with the ewe — that's what you see with the ewe ttt— that's what you see with the snp. but look,— that's what you see with the . snp. but look,-know, you snp. but look, you know, you look the local elections and look at the local elections and it suggested maybe hung it suggested maybe a hung parliament. the questions parliament. one of the questions you well, of you asked earlier, well, one of the i there might the reasons i think there might well be a hung parliament, well not be a hung parliament, there'll majority is there'll be a labour majority is because voters are going because snp voters are going back to labour well, back to the labour party. well, indeed, and indeed, christine hamilton and this happens with this is why what happens with the snp is so important because at the election what at the next election what happens the snp may well happens with the snp may well just next just determine the next government. do government. absolutely. and do we-mtnertty— 3 absolutely. and do we minority government we want a minority government wttn— we want a minority government wttn-ee— we want a minority government wttn-ee rtme- we want a minority government with as prime minister, we want a minority government with the as prime minister, we want a minority government with the snp as prime minister, we want a minority government with the snp or prime minister, we want a minority government with the snp or the1e minister, we want a minority government with the snp or the corbynite r, with the snp or the corbynite extremtete— with the snp or the corbynite extremists wagging dog? no, extremists wagging the dog? no, we—ttvei we don't. but you know, we live in we don't. but you know, we live tn tne— we don't. but you know, we live tn tneiwnere— we don't. but you know, we live in the .where we _ we don't. but you know, we live in the where we have in the uk where we have fair play- _ in the uk where we have fair ttey. vet— in the uk where we have fair play. you innocent unless play. you are innocent unless preven— play. you are innocent unless treven ttttty— play. you are innocent unless proven guilty. the police proven guilty. now the police went— proven guilty. now the police went tnte— proven guilty. now the police went into absolute overdrive. ttt— went into absolute overdrive. ttt tney— went into absolute overdrive. did they really— went into absolute overdrive. did they really need to go at five— did they really need to go at ttveltne— did they really need to go at five the morning? did they five in the morning? did they neet— five in the morning? did they neet-nme- five in the morning? did they need-huge posse. five in the morning? did they need huge posse of need to send a huge posse of vene— need to send a huge posse of ttt— need to send a huge posse of vans? did they— need to send a huge posse of vans? did they need take the vans? did they need to take the meterneme— vans? did they need to take the motorhome away?— vans? did they need to take the motorhome away? they have ramped it is

motorhome away? they have ramped tt—te tne— motorhome away? they have ramped tt—te tne meet- it up as though it is the most tt— it up as though it is the most enormous it may. 3111. it up as though it is the most enormous it may. well, that was murray we enormous it may. well, that was rrtrrey— we etmttyl murray foot's point. we simply don't murray foot's point. we simply tent—tney- murray foot's point. we simply ten-t—tney nevei don't know that. and they have tene— don't know that. and they have tene wttn— don't know that. and they have done with this— don't know that. and they have done with this exactly what they did done with this exactly what they ttt wttn— done with this exactly what they did with operation midland and done with this exactly what they did vramped ration midland and done with this exactly what they did vramped ittion midland and done with this exactly what they did vramped it up. midland and done with this exactly what they did vramped it up. so dland and done with this exactly what they did vramped it up. so everybody they ramped it up. so everybody eeetmet— they ramped it up. so everybody eeetmet ttttt— they ramped it up. so everybody assumed guilt and— they ramped it up. so everybody assumed guilt and they may well be. assumed guilt and they may well te. r— assumed guilt and they may well te. r neve— assumed guilt and they may well te. r neve ne— assumed guilt and they may well be. i have no idea— assumed guilt and they may well be. i have no idea any more than enytety— be. i have no idea any more than enytety etee— be. i have no idea any more than anybody else here.— be. i have no idea any more than anybody else here. but, you tnew— anybody else here. but, you tnew. we— anybody else here. but, you know, we cannot— anybody else here. but, you know, we cannot necessarily ttt— know, we cannot necessarily assume. but absolutely open mtntet. — assume. but absolutely open minded. please— assume. but absolutely open minded. please _ assume. but absolutely open minded. please 133 minded. please that's a very tetr— minded. please that's a very fair point. what was- minded. please that's a very fair point. what was it?- minded. please rr3;3 ” what was it? why do fair point. what was it? why do tney— fair point. what was it? why do tney neet— fair point. what was it? why do tney neet e— ” what was it? why do they need a wheelbarrow? i mean, so they need a wheelbarrow? i mean, ee mten— they need a wheelbarrow? i mean, ee mten etett— they need a wheelbarrow? i mean, so much about it— they need a wheelbarrow? i mean, so much about it is— they need a wheelbarrow? i mean, so much about it is bizarre. they— so much about it is bizarre. tney tney— so much about it is bizarre. thby they put— so much about it is bizarre. thby they put a_ so much about it is bizarre. they they put a gazebo taking the they they put a gazebo taking me meney— they they put a gazebo taking me meney ewey— they they put a gazebo taking the money away and a women's tney— the money away and a women's tney ttt— the money away and a women's razor. they put a— the money away and a women's razor. 3 3 razor. they put a gazebo in front of sturgeons house. i didn't know if they were doing eent— didn't know if they were doing eert et— didn't know if they were doing eert et e— didn't know if they were doing sort of a coronation party. i neve— sort of a coronation party. i have some evidence,- sort of a coronation party. i have some evidence, something to go actually. well we go on to, to actually. well we don't not necessarily. they don't have not necessarily. they didn't. but wasn't in midland. didn't. but i wasn't in midland. tnere— didn't. but i wasn't in midland. mere—tnte- there wasn't a shred of this eettt— there wasn't a shred of this eettt te— there wasn't a shred of this could be complete circus. could be a complete circus. wett— could be a complete circus. wett meyte— could be a complete circus. well, maybe. maybe- could be a complete circus. well, maybe. maybe don't well, maybe. maybe we don't know. buti well, maybe. maybe we don't know. but i think the reality is, know. but i think the reality te. ttetet.— know. but i think the reality te. tneton. te— know. but i think the reality is, though, is that- but i think the reality is, though, is that forget about the is, though, is that forget about me tette— is, though, is that forget about the police investigation for one mement — the police investigation for one mement _tnel moment. sturgeon drove the eetntry— moment. sturgeon drove the eetntry-tretnt- moment. sturgeon drove the country ground while country into the ground while rtttnt— country into the ground while rtttno-terty— country into the ground while ruling-party.“- country into the ground while ruling party an iron ruling her party with an iron grip-— ruling her party with an iron grip-_t— ruling her party with an iron arm-r em- ruling her party with an iron ent-r em veryl grip. and what i am very comfortable— grip. and what i am very comfortable say that she comfortable to say is that she tttn-t— comfortable to say is that she tttn-t ettew— comfortable to say is that she didn't allow lots— comfortable to say is that she didn't allow lots of usual

treettee— didn't allow lots of usual treettee te— didn't allow lots of usual practise to go— didn't allow lots of usual practise to go on in that party tetee— practise to go on in that party tetee ene— practise to go on in that party because she was— practise to go on in that party because she was married to the enter— because she was married to the chief executive.— because she was married to the chief executive. and there she tetttnt— chief executive. and there she was telling her— chief executive. and there she was telling her party members, ten-t— was telling her party members, ten-t even— was telling her party members, don't even ask,— was telling her party members, don't even ask, don't even ask me— don't even ask, don't even ask me-tne— don't even ask, don't even ask me _the financials.- don't even ask, don't even ask me the financials. but me about the financials. but teet— me about the financials. but teet. ttet— me about the financials. but teet. ttet e— me about the financials. but look, just a quick legal look, just a very quick legal nete. — look, just a very quick legal note. allegations note. the allegations surrounding- note. the allegations surrounding finances surrounding the snp's finances are surrounding the snp's finances ere-ty— surrounding the snp's finances ere-tyiterttee- are denied by all parties tnvetvet— are denied by all parties involved. the— are denied by all parties involved. the police investigation is ongoing and no enertee— investigation is ongoing and no eneroee neve— investigation is ongoing and no charges have been brought eeemet— charges have been brought against anyone. as christine eeye— against anyone. as christine eeye. tney— against anyone. as christine eeye. tney mey— against anyone. as christine says, they may well not be. now the spectacular— says, they may well not be. now the spectacular coronation eeneert— the spectacular coronation eeneert tn— the spectacular coronation concert in windsor last night tnttet— concert in windsor last night thrilled millions— concert in windsor last night thrilled millions of viewers tne — thrilled millions of viewers across the globe with american ttet— across the globe with american rtet tene— across the globe with american idol fans being— across the globe with american idol fans being treated to a etmrtee— idol fans being treated to a surprise appearance from i mean, this surprise appearance from i mean, tnte te— surprise appearance from i mean, tnte te ee— surprise appearance from i mean, this is so bizarre— surprise appearance from i mean, this is so bizarre for— surprise appearance from i mean, this is so bizarre for the king mere.— this is so bizarre for the king nere. ter— this is so bizarre for the king nere. ter tne— this is so bizarre for the king here, for the coronation concert at here, for the coronation concert et wtnteer— here, for the coronation concert at windsor castle— here, for the coronation concert at windsor castle . \01 ”r3; at windsor castle. now we're trytnt— at windsor castle. now we're trying to figure out what can we do to bring some something different to the show. so if i would like to katie,- 3 ”003. so if i would like to katie, katie, excuse me. yes.- would like to katie, katie, excuse me. v433 c3 excuse me. yes. goodness surprise. i have a surprise . obe surprise. i have a surprise. obe john cleese between us all night long now. all not because i just wentet— long now. all not because i just wentet te— long now. all not because i just wanted to check—

long now. all not because i just wanted to check how— 3 all not because i just wanted to check how much. how tent— wanted to check how much. how tent yet-tt— wanted to check how much. how tent yet-tt te— wanted to check how much. how long you'll be using— wanted to check how much. how long you'll be using this room for. we have to give the room up ment— for. we have to give the room up nont ewey. — for. we have to give the room up nont ewey. r— for. we have to give the room up nont ewey. rrtet— we have to give the room up right away. 3 right away. i just wanted to check. thank you so much for coming. no, but thank you so mten— coming. no, but thank you so mten ter— coming. no, but thank you so mten ter yetr— 03133 33 no, but thank you so much for your brilliant performance- much for your brilliant performance for chelsea . performance for chelsea. look tetetty— performance for chelsea. look totally exhausted _ performance for chelsea. look totally exhausted at that point right begum, jeremy right now. shamima begum, jeremy corbyn delivering brexit. slippery starmer has u—turned on them all and we can now add the new king charles iii to his very long list of blatant black tracks. clearly all giddy at the prospect of becoming pm and attending a weekly audience with the king, starmer was gushing about monarchy on the about the monarchy on the morning the ceremony. but as morning of the ceremony. but as always, this was at at odds always, this was at odd at odds with his previous beliefs. look erg. so this weekend let's break out erg. so this weekend let's break ett tne— erg. so this weekend let's break out the bunting— 3c so this weekend let's break out the bunting inaya joy, the etreet— out the bunting inaya joy, the etreet teny— out the bunting inaya joy, the street party and— out the bunting inaya joy, the street party and the extra day off street party and the extra day ett wert— street party and the extra day ett wert ent— street party and the extra day off work and raise a glass to tne— off work and raise a glass to me tremtee— off work and raise a glass to the promise of— off work and raise a glass to the promise of a— off work and raise a glass to the promise of a new beginning ent— the promise of a new beginning ent e— the promise of a new beginning ent e ne— the promise of a new beginning ent e king-— the promise of a new beginning and a new king. god save the king— and a new king. god save the ttnt r— and a new king. god save the ttnt r etee— and a new king. god save the king r etee tet— and a new king. god save the king i also got made a queen's

counsel, which— king i also got made a queen's counsel, which is— king i also got made a queen's counsel, which is odd since i etten— counsel, which is odd since i etten teet— counsel, which is odd since i often used to— counsel, which is odd since i often used to propose the etetttten— often used to propose the abolition of— often used to propose the abolition of the monarchy . r3; abolition of the monarchy. he may— abolition of the monarchy. he mey wmt— abolition of the monarchy. he mey went te— abolition of the monarchy. he may want to abolish - abolition of the monarchy. he may want to abolish the monarchy, but starmer himself let me tell you, he's always going to be king of the flip flops . belinda de lucy. benjamin flops. belinda de lucy. benjamin butterworth. christina hamilton. do stand by, because coming up, as rishi sunak praises the met police for their no nonsense approach on coronation day, were they just ified in arresting republican protesters ? we've got republican protesters? we've got breaking news on that tonight as we reveal our greatest britain union, jack acas. but next in uncanceled after bridgerton actress adjoa andoh brands the buckingham palace balcony terribly white in what i think is a racist tirade and goes totally unchallenged by itv's presenters is the mainstream media positively plagued by the woke mind virus? fleet street legend gavin mckenzie gives his expert opinion on the msm's questionable coronation coverage. he's like , live in the coverage. he's like, live in the studio in just two minutes time

it's time now for uncanceled and this is where britain's top commentators speak out on controversial issues without the fear of the cancel culture sweeping the rest of the media and the woke mind virus infecting the msm sadly plagued their coverage of the king's coronation over the weekend as the metropolitan london liberal elite did they to rain elite did all they could to rain on historic royal parade. on the historic royal parade. now the british bashing corporation and sky corporation woke itv and sky news were all guilty of airing divisive anti uk rhetoric . but i divisive anti uk rhetoric. but i think the worst and wokeist moment was when itv gifted bridgerton star and harry and meghan supporter dodi p&o meghan supporter ad dodi p&o a platform to make this race baiting comment without out being challenged. watch . there being challenged. watch. there is a bit of me that we've-

33 3 there is a bit of me that we've gone trem— is a bit of me that we've gone trem tne— is a bit of me that we've gone from the rich,— is a bit of me that we've gone from the rich, diverse motty of the from the rich, diverse motty of me attey— from the rich, diverse motty of me attey te— from the rich, diverse motty of me attey te e— from the rich, diverse motty of the abbey to a terribly white teteeny. — the abbey to a terribly white teteeny. tm— the abbey to a terribly white balcony. i'm very struck by ttet— balcony. i'm very struck by tnet. tm— balcony. i'm very struck by that. i'm also— balcony. i'm very struck by that. i'm also looking at those yetnter— that. i'm also looking at those younger generations and thinking wnet— younger generations and thinking we ee— younger generations and thinking we tne— younger generations and thinking what are the nuances that they wttt— what are the nuances that they wttt tnnettt— what are the nuances that they will inhabit as— what are the nuances that they will inhabit as they grow, nuances that— will inhabit as they grow, nuances that that charles has eenttttet— nuances that that charles has exhibited from _ nuances that that charles has exhibited from a,— nuances that that charles has exhibited from a, you know, a teenete— exhibited from a, you know, a teeneoe tnte— exhibited from a, you know, a teenage into early 20s . kelvin teenage into early 20s. kelvin rteetenzte— teenage into early 20s. kelvin rteetenzte .— teenage into early 20s. kelvin mackenzie , he— teenage into early 20s. kelvin mackenzie , he joins me in the mackenzie, he joins me in the etttte— mackenzie, he joins me in the etttte new— mackenzie, he joins me in the studio now look— mackenzie, he joins me in the studio now look that was really eneettnt— studio now look that was really eneettnt te— studio now look that was really shocking to me— studio now look that was really shocking to me because it was a ttetentty— shocking to me because it was a blatantly racist— shocking to me because it was a blatantly racist comment . v/r1. blatantly racist comment. you eettt— blatantly racist comment. you eettt net— blatantly racist comment. you could not reverse— blatantly racist comment. you could not reverse it.- blatantly racist comment. you could not reverse it. you- blatantly racist comment. you could not reverse it. you could not say it about an african royal family. you could not say about a thai royal family and there was not any hint of pushback from the two news presenters there. juliet keenan. but critically, i thought tom bradby , who is obviously an out bradby, who is obviously an out and out harry and meghan sussex squad member, as was this actress. so what was going on? well in in television in mainstream— well in in television in mainstream television, you emnet— mainstream television, you emnet te— mainstream television, you cannot be seen—

mainstream television, you cannot be seen to be on the etter— cannot be seen to be on the etner ette— cannot be seen to be on the other side of— cannot be seen to be on the other side of the— cannot be seen to be on the other side of the race issue. aettetty— other side of the race issue. aettetty. tt— other side of the race issue. aettetty. tt tet— other side of the race issue. actually, it got worse- other side of the race issue. actually, it got worse because the following day there's a radio four show with paddy o'connell . all right, who is an o'connell. all right, who is an extremely liberal guy . and when extremely liberal guy. and when she she come to on apologise and she she come to on apologise and she said to you, apologise. he turned around and said,- he turned around and said, well, ytve— turned around and said, well, ytve tet— turned around and said, well, you've got nothing to apologise for. you've got nothing to apologise ter. tetety— you've got nothing to apologise ter. wetety te— you've got nothing to apologise for. nobody is upset. well, the wnete— for. nobody is upset. well, the whole reason— for. nobody is upset. well, the whole reason she— for. nobody is upset. well, the whole reason she was on there is tetee— whole reason she was on there is because because— whole reason she was on there is because because half the nation enywey— because because half the nation enywey. er— because because half the nation anyway, or perhaps even 80% of the anyway, or perhaps even 80% of me netten— anyway, or perhaps even 80% of the nation were— anyway, or perhaps even 80% of the nation were very upset about wnet— the nation were very upset about me wee— the nation were very upset about me eett— the nation were very upset about what was said. it— the nation were very upset about what was said. it was the only arme— what was said. it was the only arne-en— what was said. it was the only arnie-on what- what was said. it was the only arnie on what turned out arnie stain on what turned out to arnie stain on what turned out te te— arnie stain on what turned out te te e— arnie stain on what turned out to be a glorious— arnie stain on what turned out to be a glorious day. look, etee— to be a glorious day. look, she's entitled to her view. the other thing is the producers would have known that something like that was to be said like that was going to be said because, as know your because, as you know from your producers right, you get briefing they know what briefing notes so they know what is what is going to be the view. so this wasn't a surprise as tneee— so this wasn't a surprise as tneee teette— so this wasn't a surprise as these people like etchingham and met— these people like etchingham and tret tretttry— these people like etchingham and brad bradbury is— these people like etchingham and brad bradbury is an absolute eneeter— brad bradbury is an absolute eneeter .— brad bradbury is an absolute shocker ,.the_ brad bradbury is an absolute shocker , .the -an - brad bradbury is an absolute shocker , the an absolute shocker, by the way. an absolute eteeten— shocker, by the way. an absolute eteetenlnete— shocker, by the way. an absolute shocker.ihate ,— shocker, by the way. an absolute shocker. hate , hates, hates shocker. i hate, hates, hates retmettete— shocker. i hate, hates, hates journalists generally, although he journalists generally, although ne tttee— journalists generally, although ne tttee tt— journalists generally, although he likes it from _ journalists generally, although he likes it from his nicely

controlled— he likes it from his nicely controlled itv— he likes it from his nicely controlled itv news position. ant— controlled itv news position. ant ee— controlled itv news position. and so actually,— controlled itv news position. and so actually, this was an ttt— and so actually, this was an ttt tt— and so actually, this was an error, but it was— and so actually, this was an error, but it was an error that tney— error, but it was an error that tney tnew— error, but it was an error that tney tnew wee— error, but it was an error that they knew was going to be made . they knew was going to be made. but they knew was going to be made. ttt tney— they knew was going to be made. but they wanted— they knew was going to be made. but they wanted somebody to say eemetntnt— but they wanted somebody to say something rather— but they wanted somebody to say something rather nasty about it or something rather nasty about it er ee ttet— something rather nasty about it er ee ttet tn— something rather nasty about it or so just in case— something rather nasty about it or so just in case everybody came away thinking what a lovely day came away thinking what a lovely tey ttet— came away thinking what a lovely tey me te— came away thinking what a lovely tey me te . — came away thinking what a lovely day that is . they— came away thinking what a lovely day that is . 303 303 . . day that is. they don't want it. they they feel like they can't not just have anything to celebrate. the royal family now , it always has to come down to race and division in some form or another. and it is so sad . or another. and it is so sad. yes. and so because meghan went— yes. and so because meghan wmt going— yes. and so because meghan wmt oetnt te— yes. and so because meghan wasn't going to be- v433 and so because meghan wasn't going to be there, which ttmet— wasn't going to be there, which was turned out— wasn't going to be there, which was turned out to— wasn't going to be there, which was turned out to be a triumph teyent— was turned out to be a triumph beyond triumphs.— was turned out to be a triumph beyond triumphs. i hate to think wnet— beyond triumphs. i hate to think me wettt— beyond triumphs. i hate to think what would have— beyond triumphs. i hate to think what would have happened if antrew— what would have happened if antrew wee— what would have happened if andrew was being booed. i neneetty— andrew was being booed. i neneetty r— andrew was being booed. i honestly i fear— andrew was being booed. i honestly i fear for what might neve— honestly i fear for what might neve nemenet— honestly i fear for what might have happened if meghan had ttmet— have happened if meghan had ttrnet m— have happened if meghan had turned up because she wasn't mere.— turned up because she wasn't tnere. wett— turned up because she wasn't there. well, let's— turned up because she wasn't there. well, let's invent one. ant— there. well, let's invent one. ant tney— there. well, let's invent one. and they asked— there. well, let's invent one. and they asked this rather, i eeeme— and they asked this rather, i presume rather— and they asked this rather, i presume rather nice lady to come on presume rather nice lady to come en te— presume rather nice lady to come en te twe— presume rather nice lady to come en te ttve ner— presume rather nice lady to come on to give her views. and that way— on to give her views. and that wey tnere-e— on to give her views. and that wey tnere-e e— on to give her views. and that way there's a big— on to give her views. and that way there's a big shadow then ever-mt— way there's a big shadow then over-and.well- way there's a big shadow then over-and.well ,- way there's a big shadow theni over-and.well , job over the day and oh well, job tene. — over the day and oh well, job done. thanks— over the day and oh well, job done. thanks very much. i know. ant— done. thanks very much. i know. ant r— done. thanks very much. i know. ant r tntnt— done. thanks very much. i know. and i think you're right to

point out the bbc presenter because that just shows you, doesn't it, the way that they think. and there is completely different to how the rest of us think. they thought that what she had said completely she had said was completely right that no one was upset. right and that no one was upset. i of touch why i mean, how out of touch why would would say that ? would why would he say that? why would he say nobody was meet— why would he say nobody was meet? tne— why would he say nobody was upset? the reason she was on tnere— upset? the reason she was on tnere te— upset? the reason she was on there is because— upset? the reason she was on there is because specifically tney— there is because specifically tney-ner— there is because specifically tney-ner en- there is because specifically they her on because she they invited her on because she wentet— they invited her on because she wentet te— they invited her on because she wanted to add— they invited her on because she wanted to add to— they invited her on because she wanted to add to what she'd said to wanted to add to what she'd said te eey— wanted to add to what she'd said te eey. wett— wanted to add to what she'd said te eey. wett tm— wanted to add to what she'd said to say, well, i'm very sorry. i tttn-t— to say, well, i'm very sorry. i tttn-t went— to say, well, i'm very sorry. i didn't want to— to say, well, i'm very sorry. i didn't want to upset anybody, wnten— didn't want to upset anybody, wnten wee— didn't want to upset anybody, wnten e— didn't want to upset anybody, which was a very— didn't want to upset anybody, which was a very nice thing to eey— which was a very nice thing to em ne— which was a very nice thing to em ne eett— which was a very nice thing to say. he said, actually, you neetn-t— say. he said, actually, you needn't have— say. he said, actually, you needn't have bothered in that say. he said, actually, you neeerhyive bothered in that say. he said, actually, you neeerhy did)othered in that say. he said, actually, you neeerhy did they red in that say. he said, actually, you neeerhy did they red inhert say. he said, actually, you neeerhy did they red in her on case. why did they have her on the case. why did they have her on tne-tntnte— case. why did they have her on the-thing? the- case. why did they have her on the thing? the way that the whole thing? the way that the whole thing? the way that me ee— the whole thing? the way that me ee tnent— the whole thing? the way that the so thank god— the whole thing? the way that the so thank god for gb news to be the so thank god for gb news to te neneet— the so thank god for gb news to be honest with— the so thank god for gb news to be honest with you,— the so thank god for gb news to be honest with you, because i'm not be honest with you, because i'm net ee— be honest with you, because i'm not sure-debates- be honest with you, because i'm not sure debates take not sure these debates take ttete— not sure these debates take place-certainly- not sure these debates take. place.-certainly-be place. they certainly won't be tettnt— place. they certainly won't be taking-either- place. they certainly won't be taking-either itv- place. they certainly won't be taking either itv or taking place at either itv or tette— taking place at either itv or tette tetr. — taking place at either itv or radio four. 303 cc taking place at either itv or radio four. 303 ..3-3. 3 radio four. they'll just pretend this hasn't happened. whereas obviously if it was someone making a racist comment about a non—white person , they would be non—white person, they would be leading the charge with the pitchforks. you know , demanding pitchforks. you know, demanding that someone lose their job or that someone lose their job or that people be sacked. no. yes

that's right. it's a very odd wertt— that's right. it's a very odd wertt were— that's right. it's a very odd world we're in— that's right. it's a very odd world we're in right- ” 33. it's a very odd world we're in right now. and tte— world we're in right now. and tt-e ene— world we're in right now. and tt-e et— world we're in right now. and it's one of the— world we're in right now. and it's one of the reasons why netety— it's one of the reasons why nobody nobody— it's one of the reasons why nobody nobody watches news metreme— nobody nobody watches news programs anymore because they neve— programs anymore because they neve tet— programs anymore because they neve tet nt— programs anymore because they neve tet rtt et— programs anymore because they have got rid of probably 50 or eete— have got rid of probably 50 or eete et— have got rid of probably 50 or eete et tne— have got rid of probably 50 or 60% of the available audience. they— 60% of the available audience. tney tetetty— 60% of the available audience. thby probably 90t— 60% of the available audience. they probably got 40% were quite entry— they probably got 40% were quite entry etett— they probably got 40% were quite angry about about— they probably got 40% were quite angry about about life teneretty. — angry about about life generally. but actually so the race issue is— generally. but actually so the race issue is ,— generally. but actually so the race issue is , you— generally. but actually so the race issue is , you know, managed race issue is, you know, managed to race issue is, you know, managed te even— race issue is, you know, managed te tet— race issue is, you know, managed te tet tnte— race issue is, you know, managed to even get into what was a ttertete— to even get into what was a otenete tey— to even get into what was a otenete tey .— to even get into what was a glorious day , even though there glorious day, even though there e very— glorious day, even though there e very ttt— glorious day, even though there was a very big political story tne— was a very big political story over the weekend, too, in the teeet— over the weekend, too, in the local elections. _ over the weekend, too, in the local elections. ' 3r3 local elections. and i just want to show you this clip, actually, of slippery starmer doing his best kinnock, of slippery starmer doing his bes'former kinnock, of slippery starmer doing his bes'former labour kinnock, of slippery starmer doing his bes'former labour leader innock, of slippery starmer doing his bes'former labour leader who 3k, the former labour leader who made an ill fated prediction that labour would win power after promising local election results. you didn't just results. watch you didn't just get tt— results. watch you didn't just get tt eve— results. watch you didn't just get it over the— results. watch you didn't just get it over the line,- t you didn't just get it over the line, you blew tne— get it over the line, you blew me teere— get it over the line, you blew the doors off— get it over the line, you blew the doors off and— get it over the line, you blew the doors off and make no mtetete— the doors off and make no mtetete. we— the doors off and make no mistake, we are- the doors off and make no mistake, we are on course for a tetetr— mistake, we are on course for a tetetr merenty— mistake, we are on course for a labour majority motty at the next— labour majority motty at the next temeret— labour majority motty at the next general election . a next general election. a tteeeter— next general election. a disaster for— next general election. a disaster for the conservative rerty. — disaster for the conservative rerty. rve— disaster for the conservative party. i've spoken- disaster for the conservative party. 3 . party. i've spoken about it all night. i'm not trying to deny

that. but starmer was being incredibly intellectually dishonest. there because the results not show that labour results did not show that labour was for an election was on course for an election majority. actually shows that majority. it actually shows that they on course to the they were on course to be the biggest will have to biggest party, but will have to rely on the lib dems, the snp, the corbynites , maybe even the the corbynites, maybe even the greens government, greens to form a government, which as a country we which means as a country we could chaos. oh no, could be facing chaos. oh no, no. is i know i'm t3 �*30 33 t on no, no. is i know i'm probably no. this is i know i'm probably tne— no. this is i know i'm probably me my— no. this is i know i'm probably the only person— no. this is i know i'm probably the only person to— no. this is i know i'm probably the only person to say this in an the only person to say this in en ett— the only person to say this in en ett wey.— the only person to say this in an odd way, this— the only person to say this in an odd way, this is great news tetee— an odd way, this is great news because .this_ an odd way, this is great news because.this is— an odd way, this is great news because this is replicated in because if this is replicated in a because if this is replicated in e teneret— because if this is replicated in a general election, yes, you neve— a general election, yes, you neve en— a general election, yes, you have an unstable coalition of a eetteetten— have an unstable coalition of a collection of— have an unstable coalition of a collection of either— have an unstable coalition of a collection of either scottish ntmtttee— collection of either scottish ntmtttee er— collection of either scottish numpties or rather odd eertynttee— numpties or rather odd corbynites or- numpties or rather odd corbynites or whatever. all together— corbynites or whatever. all together that— corbynites or whatever. all together that will last about half an hour. and so if the tories could get their act together or do reasonably in that election an and actually i know we disagree on this probably stay with rishi right for another fight a year 18 months later. i think they would probably triumph because a coalition like that would collapse. no, they would collapse. no, they would collapse . they'd be at war with collapse. they'd be at war with each everybody would hate

each other. everybody would hate each other. everybody would hate each issues ukraine each other. issues ukraine doesn't go away. the cost of funding covid doesn't go away . funding covid doesn't go away. inflation us goes away , but inflation us goes away, but doesn't disappear entirely . they doesn't disappear entirely. they all become a labour problems and not conservative problems . along not conservative problems. along comes a rishi or in your case along comes a boris, an and hello. here we go. there in charge again we are in fascinating and quite disturbing political times. good news for ete— political times. good news for em rettnte— political times. good news for em rettnte. ty— political times. good news for gbs ratings, by the— . rt.3v. . good news for gbs ratings, by the way . . 03 . good news for gbs ratings, by the way . that's gbs ratings, by the way. that's me.— gbs ratings, by the way. that's trte. ttete— gbs ratings, by the way. that's true. that's true— gbs ratings, by the way. that's true. that's true .— gbs ratings, by the way. that's true. that's true . we'll see you true. that's true. we'll see you on true. that's true. we'll see you en tttretey— true. that's true. we'll see you on thursday. thank you, kevin . on thursday. thank you, kevin. ttt— on thursday. thank you, kevin. ttt tte— on thursday. thank you, kevin. ttt tt-e tme— on thursday. thank you, kevin. but it's time now— on thursday. thank you, kevin. but it's time now to reveal tenttnt-e— but it's time now to reveal tonight's greatest britain union teeteee. — tonight's greatest britain union reeteee. aty— tonight's greatest britain union jackass. my superstar panel are teet— jackass. my superstar panel are teet wttn— jackass. my superstar panel are teet wttn me— jackass. my superstar panel are back with me, christine hamilton or back with me, christine hamilton er rtettre— back with me, christine hamilton er rtettre stree— back with me, christine hamilton or mature spice as— back with me, christine hamilton or mature spice as kelvin rteetenzte— or mature spice as kelvin mackenzie referred to you eertter— mackenzie referred to you eertter .— mackenzie referred to you earlier , who's— mackenzie referred to you earlier , who's your nominee ? earlier, who's your nominee? on.— earlier, who's your nominee? on. wet.— earlier, who's your nominee? on. wet tt— earlier, who's your nominee? on. wet t we— earlier, who's your nominee? oh, well, it was such- earlier, who's your nominee? oh, well, it was such a- earlier, who's your nominee? oh, well, it was such a choice. i wanted to go for princess anne's red feather for obscuring harry. but actually there can be only one greatest britain today. and that is obviously king charles. third has to be charles. the third has to be him. benjamin butterworth, your nominee? my greatest britain. is it nominee? my greatest britain. is tt tett— nominee? my greatest britain. is tt tett tte— nominee? my greatest britain. is it felt like she— nominee? my greatest britain. is

it felt like she was— nominee? my greatest britain. is it felt like she was the- 7 my greatest britain. is it felt like she was the queen. penny— it felt like she was the queen. penny mordaunt— it felt like she was the queen. penny mordaunt ,— it felt like she was the queen. penny mordaunt , who did a penny mordaunt, who did a oenttnety— penny mordaunt, who did a genuinely brilliant job with ttet— genuinely brilliant job with me eet — genuinely brilliant job with that sword. now some people said ttet— that sword. now some people said tnet ttet— that sword. now some people said that that should— that sword. now some people said that that should make her prime rttnteter— that that should make her prime ministerithink_ that that should make her prime ministerithink in— that that should make her prime minister think in 2023, the minister i think in 2023, the ettttty— minister i think in 2023, the ettttty te— minister i think in 2023, the ettttty te-e— minister i think in 2023, the ability to a sword is not ability to wield a sword is not met— ability to wield a sword is not wnet—yet- ability to wield a sword is noti what—you running ability to wield a sword is not- what_you running the what should have you running the eetntry— what should have you running the eetntry-teetet- country. but she looked impeccable. - country. but she looked- impeccable. .obviously had impeccable. she obviously had great self discipline. i thought she should be very proud of herself and i think britain is proud her. yeah, yeah, indeed proud of her. yeah, yeah, indeed . beunda proud of her. yeah, yeah, indeed . belinda deluise. your greatest britain our britain nominee. mine is our police . yes. where credit police. yes. credit where credit is for their wonderful is due for their wonderful reaction to the protests during the coronation. they were firm and they they stopped the disrupting protesters. of course you're allowed to protest, but not to disrupt and derail events. that's not allowed . and events. that's not allowed. and we saw some tough things from the police. and secondly, they were incredible with us on the mall checking all our tents and bags, making very safe. but bags, making us very safe. but they belinda if i'm they have belinda tell me if i'm wrong, they have. in wrong, but they have. in breaking news tonight, they wrong, but they have. in- breaking news tonight, they have emreeeet— breaking news tonight, they have emreeeet-tne- breaking news tonight, they have expressed the arrest expressed regret at the arrest of expressed regret at the arrest et-tettttte— expressed regret at the arrest of-republic folk. - expressed regret at the arrest of republic folk. well, of the republic folk. well, i rve— of the republic folk. well, i r-ve ttet— of the republic folk. well, i was i've just been informed that i was i've just been informed that r tetteve— was i've just been informed that r tetteve tte— was i've just been informed that i believe it's only— was i've just been informed that i believe it's only six out of tne— i believe it's only six out of me zo— i believe it's only six out of me to er— i believe it's only six out of me to er ee—

i believe it's only six out of the 20 or so, 52— i believe it's only six out of the 20 or so, 52 that how many 52. — the 20 or so, 52 that how many 52. twe— the 20 or so, 52 that how many 52. twe were— the 20 or so, 52 that how many 52. two were arrested. - the 20 or so, 52 that how many 52. 3 52. two were arrested. so six of them they have apologised to apologise for, but the rest are still there. okay well look, even still there. okay well look, ttetet— .. ”r.3r3;3; 03:33 well look, even though christine's .. ”r.3r3;3; well look, even though christine's saying i enettt— even though christine's saying i enettt 90— even though christine's saying i enettt 90 mm— even though christine's saying i should go with the king i went wttn— should go with the king i went mm mm— should go with the king i went with him last— should go with the king i went with him last week, it's too etvtete.— with him last week, it's too etvtete. se— with him last week, it's too obvious. so i'm— with him last week, it's too obvious. so i'm going to go with teny-emm— obvious. so i'm going to go with benjamin butterworth and ben armen— benjamin butterworth and ben rterten. wne— benjamin butterworth and ben morton, who became just a viral emereter— morton, who became just a viral emereter. sne— morton, who became just a viral superstar. she was— morton, who became just a viral superstar. she was like the pippa— superstar. she was like the rtme—tne- pippa middleton of the coronation— pippa middleton of the coronation and what a moment it ter— coronation and what a moment it ter ner— coronation and what a moment it was for her political— coronation and what a moment it was for her political career. tne — was for her political career. the bookies— was for her political career. the bookies now reduced the the bookies have now reduced the ette— the bookies have now reduced the ette en— the bookies have now reduced the ette en ner— the bookies have now reduced the odds on her becoming prime annett— odds on her becoming prime minister. christine hamilton, wne-e— minister. christine hamilton, who's—jackass. who's your union jackass nemnee— who's your union jackass nominee? well, i'm afraid it's nmnee— nominee? well, i'm afraid it's nmnee terry. — nominee? well, i'm afraid it's prince harry. i— nominee? well, i'm afraid it's prince harry. 3133 303 . prince harry. i mean, yes, don't apologise, christine. he came, but with a apologise, christine. he came, but-with a good— apologise, christine. he came, but-with a good grace. . 3 he came, but with a good grace. r3; but not with a good grace. he ne— but not with a good grace. he came, he was sulky,- but not with a good grace. he came, he was sulky, he- came, he was sulky, he disappeared. i just he disappeared. i just think he behaved appalling. and he was advertising all might have been advertising all might have been a british designer working for dior, but it was a dior, apparently. but it was a french fashion house, and he looked a dweeb with all of looked like a dweeb with all of his arrogant little facade. there is. benjamin there he is. benjamin butterworth,- there he is. benjamin butterworth, union. there he is. benjamin butterworth,-union. i butterworth, your union. jack, i eent— butterworth, your union. jack, i em-t tetteve— butterworth, your union. jack, i can't believe ijust— butterworth, your union. jack, i can't believe just won can't believe i just won greatest britain. that's never happened. about to all happened. you're about to all hate though. it's a very hate me, though. it's a very sensible choice. _

hate me, though. it's a very sensible choice. i'm- hate me, though. it's a very sensible choice. i'm sorry, but my union jackass is king my union jackass is. is king charles. thank god . and the charles. oh thank god. and the reason is. look, i'm not a republican, but the truth is , i republican, but the truth is, i was so the image of him outside the abbey allegedly saying, this is boring. why can't we all be on time? he didn't smile all weetent. — on time? he didn't smile all weekend. the— on time? he didn't smile all weekend. the reason- . 3307 he didn't smile all weekend. 3 weekend. the reason he's my jackass is because i want him to do well. and i think he looked like a bit of a misery guts this weekend. oh, come off the linda ttttten— weekend. oh, come off the linda ttttten wnyte— weekend. oh, come off the linda dillian whyte not— weekend. oh, come off the linda dillian whyte not bad— 3 oh, come off the linda dillian whyte not bad form. ttet— dillian whyte not bad form. the we— dillian whyte not bad form. that was save— dillian whyte not bad form. that was save things- dillian whyte not bad form. that was save things belinda mine has to be the bridgerton actress adjoa andoh for targeting our royal family with her anti—white rhetoric. unacceptable. and i'm sorry her anti—white rhetoric. - unacceptable. and i'm sorry that itv unacceptable. and i'm sorry that rtv ttetterm— unacceptable. and i'm sorry that itv platform and— unacceptable. and i'm sorry that itv platform and the bbc emtettet— itv platform and the bbc applauded her. no indeed. ' 3 itv platform and the bbc applauded her. no indeed. : applauded her. no indeed. and my teeet— applauded her. no indeed. and my ttteet .— applauded her. no indeed. and my ttteet. rt— applauded her. no indeed. and my ttteet. rt we— applauded her. no indeed. and my digest . it was about— applauded her. no indeed. and my digest . it was about this digest. it was about this terrible moment from adjoa andoh. so she is my union jackass. even worse than prince harry, which really is saying something. skit. this was a despicably racist comment. it told lowered the tone of the day's festivities and i think

shame on itv for not calling her up on it. and shame for the bbc. on celebrating her. and also shame on benjamin butterworth for king charles iii for nominating king charles iii to be union. jack has after his brilliant coronation. he should just smile. oh, come on. the greatest britain this weekend . greatest britain this weekend. beunda greatest britain this weekend. belinda de lucy benjamin butterworth.— belinda de lucy benjamin butterworth. christine hamilton, mytetttete— butterworth. christine hamilton, my tetttete r— butterworth. christine hamilton, my fabulous i thought all tetrtette— my fabulous i thought all patriotic panel— my fabulous i thought all patriotic panel until that mement— patriotic panel until that moment. thank you so much. i'm teet— moment. thank you so much. i'm teet etern— moment. thank you so much. i'm back again tomorrow from 9 pm. tnent— back again tomorrow from 9 pm. tnent yet— back again tomorrow from 9 pm. tnent yet ter— back again tomorrow from 9 pm. thank you for your— back again tomorrow from 9 pm. thank you for your company. this tent— thank you for your company. this tent netttey— thank you for your company. this bank holiday monday. headliners is bank holiday monday. headliners te—nttnt— bank holiday monday. headliners te—nttnt .—

good evening. you're with gb news. in a moment, headliners. but you up to but first, let's bring you up to date with tonight's headline and the police it the metropolitan police says it regrets that six anti—monarchy protesters who were arrested on the of coronation were the day of the coronation were unable to take part in their demonstrations. in total, 52 people were arrested on saturday in london on suspicion of having plans to disrupt the event . six plans to disrupt the event. six of those were from the anti—monarchy group republic and its ceo, graham smith, called the six arrests a direct attack on democracy. the metropolitan police say it was not their intention to prevent protests, but that the arrests targeted

individuals who police believed