follows the prime minister's promise to work night and day to rebuild the

andrew, thank you. good morning from the newsroom. at 932, here are the headlines as pharmacists will be able to give prescription medicine without a gp sign off in the latest government plans to ease the pressure on doctors under the measures , patients will be able measures, patients will be able to get treatments for seven common conditions, including a sore throat and earache . that's sore throat and earache. that's without seeing a doctor . it's without seeing a doctor. it's hoped the new guidelines, which will come into place this winter, will free up to 15 million slots at surgeries over the next two years . the met the next two years. the met police says it regrets arresting six anti—monarchy protesters ahead of the coronation. the force confirmed the individuals face no further action after being stopped on saturday under the new public order act . one of

the new public order act. one of those detained included the leader of the group republic, who says he's since received an apology from officers scotland yard says 52 of the 64 arrests made during the coronation are related to individuals who they believe were going to disrupt the event . vladimir putin says the event. vladimir putin says the event. vladimir putin says the west is sowing hatred and russophobia against his country. in a speech during the annual victory day parade in moscow , victory day parade in moscow, the russian president says a so—called real war is being waged right now and claims his country is defending its sovereignty. putin also accused the west of forgetting who defeated the and compared ukrainian people to hostages to the ambitions of the west . the ambitions of the west. ukrainian president zelenskyy said russia won't succeed in pursuing the same goal of destruction and enslavement as the by birmingham airport has been named the worst in the uk for flight delays for the second

yearin for flight delays for the second year in a row, the civil aviation authority says departures from the airport were on average half an hour behind schedule last year. on average half an hour behind schedule last year . that's more schedule last year. that's more than twice as long as the previous year. but the airport says it is running smoothly this year. says it is running smoothly this year . tv says it is running smoothly this year. tv online dab+ radio and on tune in. this is gb news. back now to bev and . back now to bev and. andrew well, it's a big story - well, it's a big story and a significant— - well, it's a big story and a significant-the— - well, it's a big story and a significant-the prime- significant story. the prime minister—launchi minister is going to launch a new-n— minister is going to launch a new-n wm— minister is going to launch a new it will effectively new plan. it will effectively free— new plan. it will effectively free up— new plan. it will effectively free up 7— new plan. it will effectively free up 7 million gp appointments. it's going to ename— appointments. it's going to enable people— appointments. it's going to enable people to to the enable people to go to the pharmacy— enable people to go to the pharmacy to— enable people to go to the pharmacy to get treatment for common conditions, blood pressure, earache , sore throat, pressure, earache, sore throat, go and— pressure, earache, sore throat, go and get— pressure, earache, sore throat, go and get your— pressure, earache, sore throat, go and get your prescription, go go and get your prescription, go go to— go and get your prescription, go go to o— go and get your prescription, go go to o op,— go and get your prescription, go go go o on go— go and get your prescription, go go go o on go o— go and get your prescription, go go go o on go to o— go and get your prescription, go go to a gp, go to a pharmacy rather— go to a gp, go to a pharmacy rather g...— go to a gp, go to a pharmacy rather than a— go to a gp, go to a pharmacy rather than a gp.— go to a gp, go to a pharmacy rather than a gp. do you think some pharmacists— rather than a gp. do you think some pharmacists are already prescribing— some pharmacists are already prescribing pharmacists so i smoo— prescribing pharmacists so i my— prescribing pharmacists so i since my kids— prescribing pharmacists so i since my kids were little,

anything— since my kids were little, anything wrong with them? i own-o— anything wrong with them? i oion-o oven— anything wrong with them? i didn't even bother— anything wrong with them? i didn't even bother really- anything wrong with them? i didn't even bother really with the gp before we could get an appointment straight to sue at busby's to the busby's in chiswick to the pharmacist. brilliant every child, nose or rash. sort child, snotty nose or rash. sort it out. but. but she wasn't a prescribing pharmacist, so i'm interested to know now. all those brilliant pharmacists who couldn't actually prescribe, they hopefully do that now. they can hopefully do that now. it's great. i think it's great news. the problem is, of course, pharmacies— news. the problem is, of course, pharmacies ao— the problem is, of course, pharmacies are closing down the air conditioning— pharmacies are closing down the air conditioning i a _ pharmacies are closing down the air conditioning a bit high air conditioning on a bit high in air conditioning on a bit high .._y...- air conditioning on a bit high aa—voaa papersl in here today. your papers nearly blew away the pharmacy. some are closing down some pharmacies are closing down oooaao— because they're not getting enough— enough support from the government— enough support from the government because they do rely on government because they do rely oa stato— government because they do rely on stage support.— government because they do rely on state support. tax payers government because they do rely on states0|pport. tax payers government because they do rely on states0|pp(the tax payers government because they do rely on states0|pp(the tax [hand, money. so on the one hand, thev're— money. so on the one hand, they're-expand- money. so on the one hand,- they're-expand pharmacy they're going to expand pharmacy service,— they're going to expand pharmacy sarong-gho— they're going to expand pharmacy service,-the other- they're going to expand pharmacy service, the other hand service, but on the other hand they-ao— service, but on the other hand thev're-down - they're closing down prime minister.— they're closing down prime minister.-can't- they're closing down prime minister.-can't it minister. so you can't have it oom— minister. so you can't have it both ways. — minister. so you can't have it both ways. nio— minister. so you can't have it both ways. -is very- minister. so you can't have it both ways. is very true to both ways. this is very true to make— both ways. this is very true to make m— both ways. this is very true to make it work. _ both ways. this is very true to make it work. the- both ways. this is very true to make it work. : g make it work. the spending. seven £645 million to expand add pharmacy to them pharmacy services to allow them to prescribe medicines and to prescribe more medicines and perform things as perform simple things such as blood pressure checks . so let's blood pressure checks. so let's have a little chat now . we're have a little chat now. we're hoping we can be joined by former labour adviser kevin. kevin marr good morning, kevin .

kevin marr good morning, kevin. good morning to you. good morning . as a former labour morning. as a former labour adviser , this sort of policy adviser, this sort of policy should make you slightly nervous because i think it's going to be very popular with the public. we're to see ways we're wanting to see ways in which our is tangibly made which our life is tangibly made eafien which our life is tangibly made easier, with the easier, particularly with the state that the nhs is in. what's your response to this news? i think i mean, it's an obvious move in one respect. i mean, you mow,— move in one respect. i mean, you mow, foa— move in one respect. i mean, you mow, for a— move in one respect. i mean, you mow, foa a long— move in one respect. i mean, you know, for a long time pharmacists- know, for a long time pharmacists have been the kind of among— pharmacists have been the kind of unsung heroes— pharmacists have been the kind of unsung heroes of the nhs and primary— of unsung heroes of the nhs and prrmary are— of unsung heroes of the nhs and primary care anyway, and often, you— primary care anyway, and often, you mow,— primary care anyway, and often, you mow, peopre— primary care anyway, and often, you know, people will have had mare— you know, people will have had mare mm— you know, people will have had chats with pharmacists over the owner— chats with pharmacists over the oamer amo— chats with pharmacists over the counter and just— chats with pharmacists over the counter and just regarded them as rearw— counter and just regarded them as really knowledgeable and reap,— as really knowledgeable and reap—so- as really knowledgeable and reaup—so it'sl really, really helpful. so it's an_somethingl really, really helpful. so it's. an_something that an extension of something that is an extension of something that re-orgamo— an extension of something that re-orgamo amo— an extension of something that is organic and fairly is fairly organic and fairly obvious— is fairly organic and fairly obvious .— is fairly organic and fairly obvious . anyway, is fairly organic and fairly- obvious . anyway,-been obvious. anyway, there's been ram— obvious. anyway, there's been ram-arme- obvious. anyway, there's been ram-rime or- talk for a long time of eopamamg— talk for a long time of expanding the role of pharmacists- expanding the role of pharmacists in primary care anyway,— pharmacists in primary care anyway, pm— pharmacists in primary care anyway, par-ro- pharmacists in primary care anyway, but to address, anyway, but it's to address, you-re— anyway, but it's to address, ye agro— anyway, but it's to address, you're right, it's— anyway, but it's to address, you're right, it's to address anyway, but it's to address, you'ithatiht, it's to address anyway, but it's to address, you'ithat 8 , it's to address anyway, but it's to address, you'ithat 8 am. to address anyway, but it's to address, you'ithat 8 am. momentss anyway, but it's to address, you'ithat 8 am. moment as the that that 8 a.m. moment as the ream— that that 8 am. moment as the health secretary,— that that 8 am. moment as the health secretary, steve barclav'sr_ health secretary, steve barclay's, referred to it. mar-e— barclay's, referred to it. - that's—appointments that's scramble for appointments every— that's scramble for appointments every-peopre— that's scramble for appointments every-peopre are- every day that people are experiencing— every day that people are experiencing millions and mrurom— experiencing millions and millions people millions of people are experiencing. this this is experiencing. so this this is a roaomrome— experiencing. so this this is a touchstone political issue peeaaeeyoa— touchstone political issue because, you know , the nhs at

because, you know, the nhs at the because, you know, the nhs at me from— because, you know, the nhs at the front door— because, you know, the nhs at the front door is— because, you know, the nhs at the front door is not working at the front door is not working at me momem— the front door is not working at the moment. it's— the front door is not working at the moment. it's the same in a&e amo— the moment. it's the same in a&e amo roe— the moment. it's the same in a&e and me me— the moment. it's the same in a&e and it's the same— the moment. it's the same in a&e and it's the same with gps. mose— and it's the same with gps. rmoee are— and it's the same with gps. those are the— and it's the same with gps. those are the two sort of front poore— those are the two sort of front doors or— those are the two sort of front doors or me — those are the two sort of front doors of the nhs— those are the two sort of front doors of the nhs that people eperreme — doors of the nhs that people experience. they're experience. and if they're epreme— experience. and if they're experience is— experience. and if they're experience is pretty rubbish and it experience is pretty rubbish and m mu— experience is pretty rubbish and m arm-me— experience is pretty rubbish and it will the moment, then it will be at the moment, then mere-e— it will be at the moment, then mere-e-gomg- there's obviously going to be a pomroar— there's obviously going to be a porrrrear prroe— there's obviously going to be a political price-for- there's obviously going to be a political price for that. political price paid for that. so political price paid for that. so-a— political price paid for that. so-a rop— political price paid for that. so a top priority for the so it's a top priority for the government— so it's a top priority for the government in— so it's a top priority for the government in trying to try to reparamoe— government in trying to try to rebalance itself— government in trying to try to rebalance itself obviously rebalance itself after obviously arter— rebalance itself after obviously after—rooar- after last week's local elections— after last week's local. elections—so, after last week's local- elections_so, you elections as well. so, so, you mow,— elections as well. so, so, you know,-absolutely,- know, it's absolutely, absolutely- know, it's absolutely, absolutely touchstone. absolutely the touchstone. now what— absolutely the touchstone. now what-saying- absolutely the touchstone. now wmar-eaymg re- absolutely the touchstone. now what saying is that, of what labour's saying is that, of mm— what labour's saying is that, of course this is— what labour's saying is that, of course this is not— what labour's saying is that, of course this is not addressing me— course this is not addressing the shortage— course this is not addressing the shortage of— course this is not addressing the shortage of gps that we've got m— the shortage of gps that we've got m me— the shortage of gps that we've got in the system.— the shortage of gps that we've got in the system. the difficulty— got in the system. the difficulty ,_ got in the system. the difficulty , of- got in the system. the difficulty , of of got in the system. the- difficulty , of-of being difficulty, of course, of being in difficulty, of course, of being m—re— difficulty, of course, of being m—re mar- difficulty, of course, of being in_is that thingsj in government is that things pom-r— in government is that things oom-r—.- in government is that things oom-r—. so- in government is that things oom-r—. so to! in government is that things. don't_. so to train don't work quickly. so to train a or— don't work quickly. so to train a or rakes— don't work quickly. so to train a gp takes seven— don't work quickly. so to train a gp takes seven years. so if me— a gp takes seven years. so if the government— a gp takes seven years. so if the government went out today amo— the government went out today and eara— the government went out today and said, great,— the government went out today and said, great, we'll just have rome— and said, great, we'll just have tonnes more, we'll— and said, great, we'll just have tonnes more, we'll grow our own workforce— tonnes more, we'll grow our own workforce-ame— tonnes more, we'll grow our own workforce this problem workforce and fix this problem once-arr,— workforce and fix this problem once-all, then- workforce and fix this problem once all, then good luck once and for all, then good luck mm— once and for all, then good luck mam—ger- once and for all, then good luck mm —ger mei with that. you probably get the remem— with that. you probably get the benefit m— with that. you probably get the pemem m 7— with that. you probably get the benefit in 7 or— with that. you probably get the benefit in 7 or time. benefit in 7 or 8 years time. go,— benefit in 7 or 8 years time. so, eo— benefit in 7 or 8 years time. so, eolrme— benefit in 7 or 8 years time. so, so,.this is— benefit in 7 or 8 years time. so, so,.this is a- benefit in 7 or 8 years time. so, so, this is a move that so, so, so this is a move that me— so, so, so this is a move that the government— so, so, so this is a move that the government is- so, so, so this is a move that the government is trying with the government is trying with the pharmacies.— the government is trying with the pharmacies. a the the pharmacies. it's a move the goyemmem— the pharmacies. it's a move the government re— the pharmacies. it's a move the government is trying to tee up for-winter— government is trying to tee up for-winter in— government is trying to tee up for-winter in the- government is trying to tee up for winter in the hope that for this winter in the hope that it for this winter in the hope that m wru— for this winter in the hope that m mar-rs— for this winter in the hope that it will-15 million- for this winter in the hope that it will 15 million gp it will save 15 million gp appointments— it will save 15 million gp appointments over next

appointments over the next two years— appointments over the next two years-free — appointments over the next two years-free .that- appointments over the next two years free that front years and free up that front door— years and free up that front door eo— years and free up that front door so that— years and free up that front door so that gps can with door so that gps can deal with perhaps— door so that gps can deal with perhaps more— door so that gps can deal with perhaps more pressing and more eerroaeo-s— perhaps more pressing and more eerroaeo-s wry- perhaps more pressing and more serious-so why does. perhaps more pressing and more serious-so why does iti serious issues. so why does it take do you think, take so long, do you think, kevin? we to wait kevin? why do we have to wait till to do this? it's till winter to do this? it's such straightforward such a straightforward common sense things to do. why can't they just say from next week or next oh, we lost kevin, next month? oh, we lost kevin, we've kevin. well, sure we've lost kevin. well, i'm sure we've lost kevin. well, i'm sure we had very interesting we have had a very interesting answer, it is got to wait answer, but it is got to wait until the winter . and also answer, but it is got to wait until the winter. and also i'd love until the winter. and also i'd rove ro— until the winter. and also i'd toe to m— until the winter. and also i'd toe to if you— until the winter. and also i'd love to if you if— until the winter. and also i'd love to if you if you- c. c and also i'd love to if you if you are a pharmacy— love to if you if you are a pharmacy list— love to if you if you are a pharmacy list and you're watching— pharmacy list and you're watching or— pharmacy list and you're watching or listening to this at mome— watching or listening to this at home-rer— watching or listening to this at momelrer ae— watching or listening to this at home, let us know your home, do let us know your thoughts— home, do let us know your moagme om— home, do let us know your thoughts on this, because also thoughts on this, because i also orde— thoughts on this, because i also wonder—are- wonder whether there are some pmarmaorere— wonder whether there are some pharmacists-that- pharmacists who feel that grey-re— pharmacists who feel that mey-re mor— pharmacists who feel that they're not equipped to be preeerrpmg— they're not equipped to be- prescribing—having prescribing and are they having responsibilities— prescribing and are they having resp0ithat.ities_ prescribing and are they having resp0ithat.ities are worried might them that they are worried might read— them that they are worried might read-you— them that they are worried might lead-you mow,— them that they are worried might lead you know, most medics lead to, you know, most medics meee— lead to, you know, most medics meee gaye— lead to, you know, most medics these days are— lead to, you know, most medics these days are worried about irrigation,— these days are worried about litigation, like— these days are worried about litigation, like will they will these days are worried about litigebe n, like will they will these days are worried about litigebe covered'ill they will these days are worried about litigebe covered to they will these days are worried about litigebe covered to prescribe a they be covered to prescribe a drag— they be covered to prescribe a aragleomepooy— they be covered to prescribe a drug somebody maybe drug to somebody that maybe they tom-t— drug to somebody that maybe they tom-mave— drug to somebody that maybe they don't-have have— drug to somebody that maybe they don't-have have had- drug to somebody that maybe they don't have have had the don't quite have have had the tau— don't quite have have had the mu trammg— don't quite have have had the full training working in central tomoom— full training working in central london, living— full training working in central london, living in— full training working in central london, living in central london? — london, living in central london? if— london, living in central london? if you- london, living in central london? �*" grit london, living in central london? �*" gs» london, living in central- london? if you go into a boots, chemist, pharmacy , you're seeing chemist, pharmacy, you're seeing all the time the pharmacists being from being asked by people from overseas on holiday, say overseas who are on holiday, say about medicine and they're

prescribed don't prescribed treatment. they don't go because they wouldn't go to a gp because they wouldn't get gp. so it's get to see a gp. so it's sensible. i think we've got kevin marr back. kevin, are you there? there you are. you're back. just saying. kevin, back. i'm just saying. kevin, it's why? just it's frustrating. why? they just can't why have can't do it next week. why have you to till the winter? you got to wait till the winter? it is. i mean there will be some atom— l i mean there will be some concerns about variability me — concerns about variability across the kind of pharmacy network— across the kind of pharmacy network-the - across the kind of pharmacy network the country. and network across the country. and of—reeae- network across the country. and ot—reeae yoal of course, just the issue you were-atom- of course, just the issue you were-about just- of course, just the issue you were about just then. i were talking about just then. i mere-e— were talking about just then. i mean, there's issue of mean, there's the issue of eatery— mean, there's the issue of safety-making. mean, there's the issue of safety making sure mean, there's the issue of- safety-making sure that safety as well, making sure that if safety as well, making sure that m-grvmg— safety as well, making sure that if giving pharmacies if we're giving pharmacies new powere— if we're giving pharmacies new poer to— if we're giving pharmacies new powers to prescribe drugs, even if powers to prescribe drugs, even m we— powers to prescribe drugs, even m to m— powers to prescribe drugs, even m to m we— powers to prescribe drugs, even if it's in the context, usually mm— if it's in the context, usually mm to— if it's in the context, usually this is either— if it's in the context, usually this is either fairly low level or perhaps— this is either fairly low level or perhaps dealing with people wim— or perhaps dealing with people with manageable conditions and repeat— with manageable conditions and repeat prescriptions , that it is repeat prescriptions, that it is a new departure— repeat prescriptions, that it is a new departure and they'll want to—mat— a new departure and they'll want to—mat trey-we- a new departure and they'll want to _that they've got. to make sure that they've got mm— to make sure that they've got. tire—peoawee this absolutely teed up because if this absolutely teed up because m-amy— this absolutely teed up because m-amy propteme- if there was any problems farmer— if there was any problems further-the- if there was any problems further the line, then further down the line, then it wowe— further down the line, then it wowto prow— further down the line, then it would blow back. i think, very arreoty— would blow back. i think, very arreowy om— would blow back. i think, very directly on ministers. and directly on on ministers. and peopte—al directly on on ministers. and. people—a mm people say, well, this is a this was a cost cutting— people say, well, this is a this was a cost cutting measure. and toot— was a cost cutting measure. and toot wreat— was a cost cutting measure. and look what you've— was a cost cutting measure. and look what you've done. so they want— look what you've done. so they wamlmate— look what you've done. so they want-make sure— look what you've done. so they want make sure that the want to make sure that the eatery— want to make sure that thei safety _ properlv safety concerns are properly addressed— safety concerns are properly addressed in addressed and that anything in the addressed and that anything in tee-ower— addressed and that anything in tree-ower a— addressed and that anything in the-such a big,- addressed and that anything in the such a big, vast, the nhs is such a big, vast, oomptew— complex, three dimensional orgameatom—

complex, three dimensional organisation takes time. organisation anyway takes time. amo— organisation anyway takes time. ame mm— organisation anyway takes time. ame mm to— organisation anyway takes time. and this is this— organisation anyway takes time. and this is this is— organisation anyway takes time. and this is this is part of the proptem — and this is this is part of the problem really— and this is this is part of the problem really with, with gowemmg — problem really with, with governing, pretty much one governing, with pretty much one year— governing, with pretty much one year tem— governing, with pretty much one year tem of— governing, with pretty much one year left of parliament that year left of a parliament that if year left of a parliament that m-trymg— year left of a parliament that m-trymg to— year left of a parliament that if trying to change if you're trying to change direction— if you're trying to change direction-any- if you're trying to change direction any policy issue , direction on any policy issue, were— direction on any policy issue, mere-teat— direction on any policy issue, there-lead in- direction on any policy issue, there lead in time to there is big lead in time to mate— there is big lead in time to make sure that— there is big lead in time to make sure that it operationally is make sure that it operationally re tr— make sure that it operationally re rm to— make sure that it operationally re rm to rm— make sure that it operationally is fit to run on— make sure that it operationally is fit to run on the ground . is fit to run on the ground. kerm— is fit to run on the ground. term .— is fit to run on the ground. term . we— is fit to run on the ground. kevin , we have— is fit to run on the ground. kevin , we have to- is fit to run on the ground. kevin , we have to ask- is fit to run on the ground. kevin , we have to ask you and kevin, we have to ask you and the smile will be from ear to ear. we ask you about the local election results last week. it was a good result for labour. not brilliant, but a good result. pretty catastrophic for the tories. they say done all these projections , they could be these projections, they could be they might lose 500 seats, 700 seats. nobody really thought they'd lose a thousand seats and in fact they lost nearer 1100 seats on a share of the vote of about 26. pretty appalling . it about 26. pretty appalling. it was. i mean, i remember �*ip g it was. i mean, i remember writing apreoe— was. i mean, i remember writing a piece about— was. i mean, i remember writing a piece about three— was. i mean, i remember writing a piece about three years ago in the labour— a piece about three years ago in the labour leadership election amo— the labour leadership election and obviously— the labour leadership election and obviously surveying the dreamer— and obviously surveying the disaster or— and obviously surveying the disaster of the— and obviously surveying the disaster of the 2019 performance for labour— disaster of the 2019 performance for labour and— disaster of the 2019 performance for labour and saying that the task— for labour and saying that the task of— for labour and saying that the task or me— for labour and saying that the task of the next— for labour and saying that the task of the next labour leader to— task of the next labour leader to rope— task of the next labour leader was to lose better— task of the next labour leader was to lose better next time. i

tom-t— was to lose better next time. i tom-t tramw— was to lose better next time. i don't think anybody's saying mat— don't think anybody's saying that mow— don't think anybody's saying that ._ don't think anybody's saying that now. i think i think mere-e— that now. i think i think mere-e a— that now. i think i think there's a kind- that now. i think i think there's a kind of cautious oprrmrem — there's a kind of cautious oprrmrem m— there's a kind of cautious optimism in labour land that these— optimism in labour land that these results— optimism in labour land that these results were pretty good. they— these results were pretty good. they were— these results were pretty good. they gooe— these results were pretty good. they were good because as the labour— they were good because as the labour wore— they were good because as the labour vote was— they were good because as the labour vote was performing well me — labour vote was performing well across the country— labour vote was performing well across the country in lots of areas where labour's got to win, peopte— areas where labour's got to win, people .elementary_ areas where labour's got to win, people .elementary th e people .elementary seats in the meat— people .elementary seats in the next-election.- people .elementary seats in the next-election. so.- people .elementary seats in the next election. so. so next general election. so. so mere-e— next general election. so. so mere-e a— next general election. so. so trees a good— next general election. so. so there's a good vibe. i think mere-e— there's a good vibe. i think mere-e mo— there's a good vibe. i think there's no complacency because there's no complacency because me great— there's no complacency because the great, we— there's no complacency because the great, the great paradox of pontoo— the great, the great paradox of potrtoe re— the great, the great paradox of polite to of— the great, the great paradox of politics is of course that politicians— politics is of course that politicians are- politics is of course that politicians are very superstitious people and if trey-re— superstitious people and if they're miles— superstitious people and if they're miles ahead in the ports— they're miles ahead in the ports trey— they're miles ahead in the polls, they think they're going to rope. — polls, they think they're going to rope. amo— polls, they think they're going to lose. and if— polls, they think they're going to lose. and if they're miles perma— to lose. and if they're miles behind-polls,- to lose. and if they're miles behind polls, they think behind in the polls, they think they— behind in the polls, they think trey-wim— behind in the polls, they think they-win..that's. they can still win. so that's propapty— they can still win. so that's probably a— they can still win. so that's probably a fair— they can still win. so that's probably a fair a- they can still win. so that's probably a fair a fair assessment- probably a fair a fair assessment respective probably a fair a fair- assessmentlrespective tory assessment of respective tory amo— assessment of respective tory amt-ramm— assessment of respective tory and-rankslthe - assessment of respective tory- and-rankslthe moment. and labour ranks at the moment. but and labour ranks at the moment. eat—ming— and labour ranks at the moment. but—thing about- and labour ranks at the moment. but thing about last but i think the thing about last rmwreoay— but i think the thing about last rmwreoay ae— but i think the thing about last thursday as well— but i think the thing about last thursday as well is that it's mot— thursday as well is that it's mot-mat— thursday as well is that it's not-that labour- thursday as well is that it's not that labour did pretty not just that labour did pretty wett— not just that labour did pretty wettlmat— not just that labour did pretty wellithat the— not just that labour did pretty well that the tories did pretty well, that the tories did pretty p..g,,_ well, that the tories did pretty patty-me— well, that the tories did pretty badly,-the liberal- badly, it's that the liberal democrats— badly, it's that the liberal democrats pretty well and democrats did pretty well and the democrats did pretty well and tee-aro— democrats did pretty well and tree-art ae— democrats did pretty well and the-did as well.- democrats did pretty well and the did as well. so in a the greens did as well. so in a mew-lyo— the greens did as well. so in a emeeow-rlye a— the greens did as well. so in a sense,.you're a tory- sense, if you're a tory strategist— sense, if you're a tory strategist you're strategist this morning, you're saying— strategist this morning, you'rei eaytmg—eapowr saying, look, we've got labour oomg— saying, look, we've got labour oomg wett— saying, look, we've got labour doing well-parts— saying, look, we've got labour doing well parts of the doing well in parts of the south—east,— doing well in parts of the south—east, doing well across the— south—east, doing well across the midlands— south—east, doing well across the midlands and— south—east, doing well across the midlands and the north, repairing— the midlands and the north, rebuilding that— the midlands and the north, rebuilding that red wall, but

we've also got— rebuilding that red wall, but we've also got the liberal democrats— we've also got the liberal democrats chipping away at the twe— democrats chipping away at the pipe watt— democrats chipping away at the pipe wau m— democrats chipping away at the blue wall in the— democrats chipping away at the blue wall in the south—west and the south—east— blue wall in the south—west and the south—east and— blue wall in the south—west and the south—east and the greens mme— the south—east and the greens tmo ot— the south—east and the greens tmo or being— the south—east and the greens kind of being a— the south—east and the greens kind of being a free, radical mme— kind of being a free, radical tmo ot— kind of being a free, radical kind of kind— kind of being a free, radical kind of kind of— kind of being a free, radical kind of kind of taking votes from— kind of kind of taking votes from everybody— kind of kind of taking votes from everybody all over the pace— from everybody all over the ptaoelme— from everybody all over the place the moment. so, so place at the moment. so, so, so we— place at the moment. so, so, so tolerate— place at the moment. so, so, so tolerate ot— place at the moment. so, so, so it'slstate of flux,— place at the moment. so, so, so it's state of flux, you know, it's a state of flux, you know, if it's a state of flux, you know, m-trymg— it's a state of flux, you know, m-trymgleom- it's a state of flux, you know, if-tryinglsort of- if you're trying to sort of assess what— if you're trying to sort of assess what this means, i think for assess what this means, i think tor—meme,- assess what this means, i think for-hence, when- for 12 months hence, when mere-e— for 12 months hence, when there's likely— for 12 months hence, when there's likely to - for 12 months hence, when there's likely to be obviously there's likely to be obviously the genera— there's likely to be obviously the general election, you know, were—mang- we're possibly in hung parliament— we're possibly in hung parliament at we're possibly in hung- parliament-at the parliament territory at the momem— parliament territory at the . moment,_opens parliament territory at the moment,_opens all moment, which which opens up all mme— moment, which which opens up all kmoelmammer— moment, which which opens up all kinds-manner of— moment, which which opens up all kinds manner of permutations kinds of manner of permutations and kinds of manner of permutations amt—tamo- kinds of manner of permutations amt—mink ml and complexities. but i think if you—wanted- and complexities. but i think if you—wameo to- and complexities. but i think ifi you _wanted to.in you were if you wanted to be in either— you were if you wanted to be in either ker— you were if you wanted to be in either keir starmer's office or mem— either keir starmer's office or room swmak— either keir starmer's office or rishi sunak office right now, you-o— rishi sunak office right now, yow-o-wam- rishi sunak office right now,j yow-o-wam-m rishi sunak office right now,- you'd-want-in the you'd probably want to be in the office— you'd probably want to be in the omoelme— you'd probably want to be in the office-the labour— you'd probably want to be in the office the labour leader. office of the labour leader. wewm— office of the labour leader. i kevin,_labour kevin, you're a former labour adviser. would you be adviser. what would you be advising keir starmer in some ways a year to 18 months is a long time in politics. a lot can change between now and then. but he just has keep his head he just has to keep his head down and make major down and not make any major mistakes. doesn't he ? he does. mistakes. doesn't he? he does. i mean , mistakes. doesn't he? he does. i , mat-e— mistakes. doesn't he? he does. i , mate a— i l 7 he does. i mean , that's a prerequisite, mean, that's a prerequisite, i tramw— mean, that's a prerequisite, i trim, for— mean, that's a prerequisite, i think, for leader— mean, that's a prerequisite, i think, for leader of the opposition. — think, for leader of the opposition. governments lose eteotome— opposition. governments lose elections,_seldomj elections, oppositions seldom wm— elections, oppositions seldom wm mem.— elections, oppositions seldom wm mem. r— elections, oppositions seldom win them. i think— elections, oppositions seldom win them. i think what you've got—at- win them. i think what you've got—at au- win them. i think what you've. got—at all times got to be portrayed at all times is got to be portrayed at all times to oompetemt—

got to be portrayed at all times is competent, compassionate peopte— is competent, compassionate peopte wim— is competent, compassionate people with with— is competent, compassionate people with with some new and decent— people with with some new and decent roeae. — people with with some new and decent ideas. and— people with with some new and decent ideas. and i think people ewemwauy— decent ideas. and i think people eventually look— decent ideas. and i think people eventually look at— decent ideas. and i think people eventually look at the other eree— eventually look at the other site or— eventually look at the other site or me— eventually look at the other side of the political aisle and say,— side of the political aisle and save-why— side of the political aisle and say-wry tom-t- side of the political aisle and say, why don't give say, well, why don't we give these—a- say, well, why don't we give these _ a chance?| say, well, why don't we give. these _ a chance? so these other guys a chance? so mat-e— these other guys a chance? so mate—mam- these other guys a chance? sol mat-e—mwom-w that's that's pretty much how it wore-k— that's that's pretty much how it wore-k amo— that's that's pretty much how it works. and ithink— that's that's pretty much how it works. and think that's been works. and i think that's been ker— works. and i think that's been keir starmer's— works. and i think that's been keir starmer's strategy throughout— keir starmer's strategy throughout is to not not to be too— throughout is to not not to be too bellicose,_ throughout is to not not to be too bellicose, .to - throughout is to not not to be too bellicose, to be too too bellicose, not to be too grano— too bellicose, not to be too gramolterme— too bellicose, not to be too grand terms terms of grand in terms of in terms of vision— grand in terms of in terms of weromlprg— grand in terms of in terms of vision-big policy- grand in terms of in terms of vision big policy ideas, but vision or big policy ideas, but two— vision or big policy ideas, but two to— vision or big policy ideas, but two to say— vision or big policy ideas, but just to say actually, you know, mere-e— just to say actually, you know, mere-e-epaoe- just to say actually, you know, there's space where there's a nice space where mooeratom— there's a nice space where moderation and- there's a nice space where moderation and competence would be pemape— moderation and competence would be perhaps a— moderation and competence would be perhaps a pm— moderation and competence would be perhaps a bit of— moderation and competence would be perhaps a bit of a, you know , a pn— be perhaps a bit of a, you know , a pm or— be perhaps a bit of a, you know , a pm or a— be perhaps a bit of a, you know , a pm or a pm— be perhaps a bit of a, you know , a bit of a bit of— be perhaps a bit of a, you know , a bit of a bit of a— be perhaps a bit of a, you know , a bit of a bit of a would capture— , a bit of a bit of a would eaprwre me— , a bit of a bit of a would capture the mood of the british patio.— capture the mood of the british pwpuo. r— capture the mood of the british pwptre. r tamo— capture the mood of the british public. i think after what have peem— public. i think after what have teem a— public. i think after what have been a tumultuous few years with prearr— been a tumultuous few years with great amo— been a tumultuous few years with brexit and everything else. mat-e— brexit and everything else. mate-wet- brexit and everything else. that's just finally, that's gone on. just finally, kewm— that's gone on. just finally, kewm .— that's gone on. just finally, kewm , me— that's gone on. just finally, kevin , he did— that's gone on. just finally, kevin , he did say keir starmer kevin, he did say keir starmer woeret— kevin, he did say keir starmer woereoaret-— kevin, he did say keir starmer voters-care about- kevin, he did say keir starmer voters care about wokeist voters don't care about wokeist us voters don't care about wokeist us-peopte— voters don't care about wokeist us-peopte-preteri us i think people would prefer the us i think people would prefer tree-me— us i think people would prefer the the opposition the leader of the opposition trough,— the leader of the opposition mowgmlpe— the leader of the opposition mowgmlpe-to- the leader of the opposition though, be to define though, to be able to define wreat— though, to be able to define what—amt- though, to be able to define what—and, and. though, to be able to define what—and, and i though, to be able to define- what_and, and i don't what a woman is and, and i don't eat— what a woman is and, and i don't eat that— what a woman is and, and i don't call that-issue. - what a woman is and, and i don't call that-issue. i- what a woman is and, and i don't call that issue. call that a woke issue. i think mat-e— call that a woke issue. i think mate a— call that a woke issue. i think that's a common sense issue . i that's a common sense issue. i think i think the ithink- think i think the think these think i think the i think these issues,-have- think i think the i think these issues, have been kind of issues, which have been kind of regarded— issues, which have been kind of regarded perhaps,— issues, which have been kind of regarded perhaps, you know, in weetmmeter— regarded perhaps, you know, in westminster-bit- regarded perhaps, you know, in westminster bit fringe and westminster as a bit fringe and all westminster as a bit fringe and at me— westminster as a bit fringe and at me reet— westminster as a bit fringe and all the rest of— westminster as a bit fringe and all the rest of it,— westminster as a bit fringe and all the rest of it, i— westminster as a bit fringe and all the rest of it, i think they trom— all the rest of it, i think they are front and— all the rest of it, i think they are front and centre and people are front and centre and people

are—meee- are front and centre and people are _these things. are talking about these things amo— are talking about these things amt—wreat- and they are noticing what peopte—ool and they are noticing what. people—do notice people say and they do notice wmem— people say and they do notice when politicians— people say and they do notice when politicians seem to blanch trom— when politicians seem to blanch from-answering- from from from answering what they— from from from answering what trey-regard— from from from answering what trey-regard ae- from from from answering what they regard as pretty they would regard as pretty straightforward _ they would regard as pretty straightforward questions. so, so _challenges - straightforward questions. so, so challenges there so there's big challenges there for politicians— so there's big challenges there for politicians on— so there's big challenges there for politicians on the liberal tert— for politicians on the liberal rem, tramkty— for politicians on the liberal left, frankly to _ for politicians on the liberal left, frankly to be able to say you— left, frankly to be able to say you cam-t— left, frankly to be able to say you cant keep— left, frankly to be able to say you can't keep splitting the omeremoe— you can't keep splitting the. difference _these difference with some of these tmmge— difference with some of these tmmge-meeo— difference with some of these things,-need to- difference with some of these things, need to be quite things, you need to be quite straightforward. okay. all right.— straightforward. okay. all right. thank very much, right. thank you very much, kevin former labour kevin dumas, the former labour adviser . so kevin dumas, the former labour adviser. so we were on the telly every day last week watch the every day last week to watch the palace coronation > it was great atmoepmere— palace coronation > it was great atmosphere down— palace coronation > it was great atmosphere down there. - f rsr" > it was great atmosphere down there. how did you time— atmosphere down there. how did you tmo me— atmosphere down there. how did you find the weekend? i've not rearw— you find the weekend? i've not reatty—mem - you find the weekend? i've not reatty—mem ll really seen you since then. i was to the tv. were you was glued to the tv. were you grew— was glued to the tv. were you gtweolme— was glued to the tv. were you gtweolme rv— was glued to the tv. were you glued the tv watching gb news glued to the tv watching gb news of glued to the tv watching gb news or opwowety— glued to the tv watching gb news of obviously most— glued to the tv watching gb news of obviously most of— glued to the tv watching gb news of obviously most of the time i are. — of obviously most of the time i are. r— of obviously most of the time i are. r cam-t— of obviously most of the time i did. i can't lie. _ of obviously most of the time i did. i can't lie. i— of obviously most of the time i did. i can't lie. »: r: l did. i can't lie. i did a little flick. i was watching and we did it very, very well. gb news did it very, very well. gb news did p very— it very, very well. gb news did p wery r— it very, very well. gb news did it very r tamo— it very, very well. gb news did it very i think gb— it very, very well. gb news did it very i think gb news- e wig» orig» gb news did it very i think gb news had a very— it very i think gb news had a very good— it very i think gb news had a very good coronation. we were the coronation— very good coronation. we were the coronation channel. it was a great— the coronation channel. it was a great .— the coronation channel. it was a great r teet— the coronation channel. it was a great i just really— the coronation channel. it was a great i just really enjoyed. i tomo— great i just really enjoyed. i towmt parte— great i just really enjoyed. i found parts of— great i just really enjoyed. i found parts of the service tmoretttty— found parts of the service incredibly moving. did you? i tomo— incredibly moving. did you? i towmt rt— incredibly moving. did you? i found it when?— incredibly moving. did you? i found it when? william found it when? when william tteeet— found it when? when william kissed _thought. kissed his father. i thought treat— kissed his father. i thought that—moving. kissed his father. i thought- that_moving moment. that was a very moving moment. there— that was a very moving moment. mere-too— that was a very moving moment. there-too much— that was a very moving moment. there too much justin welby

there was too much justin welby for there was too much justin welby tor me— there was too much justin welby for me, archbishop— there was too much justin welby for me, archbishop of canterbury. - for me, archbishop of canterbury. good for me, archbishop of cantfearing good for me, archbishop of cantfearing roman good for me, archbishop of cantfearing roman catholicyd for me, archbishop of cantfearing roman catholic who god fearing roman catholic who goee— god fearing roman catholic who goee to— god fearing roman catholic who goee to eprrem— god fearing roman catholic who goes to church week. if i goes to church every week. if i get— goes to church every week. if i get too— goes to church every week. if i can get too much— goes to church every week. if i can get too much of him and i cam-t— can get too much of him and i eam-t etamt— can get too much of him and i can't stand that— can get too much of him and i can't stand that whiny of can't stand that whiny voice of his can't stand that whiny voice of rte-sorry,— can't stand that whiny voice of rte-sorry, t-m- can't stand that whiny voice of his-sorry, i'm not- can't stand that whiny voice of his sorry, i'm not sure his either, sorry, i'm not sure you— his either, sorry, i'm not sure you oowtt— his either, sorry, i'm not sure you could have— his either, sorry, i'm not sure you could have dialled him down gwem—tm— you could have dialled him down gwem—m marge- given that he was in charge of the eemt — given that he was in charge of the event. iknow,- given that he was in charge of the event. i know, but now he could have had less of it. too much. welby and i also- e too much. welby and i also found it garte— much. welby and i also found it gwtte mowmg— much. welby and i also found it quite moving when the prince, the quite moving when the prince, tte ktmg— quite moving when the prince, the mag, wae— quite moving when the prince, the king, was divested almost of his the king, was divested almost of rte—camttta- the king, was divested almost of his—camilla, she- his clothes and camilla, she tootet— his clothes and camilla, she looked terrified— his clothes and camilla, she looked terrified .— his clothes and camilla, she looked terrified . she did, looked terrified. she did, tram-t— looked terrified. she did, didn't she?— looked terrified. she did, didn't she? _ looked terrified. she did, didn't she? ' looked terrified. she did, didn't she? apparently they've got very sore necks. king charles has got very sore neck from holding, know , heavy as from holding, you know, heavy as the head that wears crown. the head that wears the crown. that is five and a half that crown is five and a half pounds weight. that's a small pounds in weight. that's a small papy— pounds in weight. that's a small papylyowr— pounds in weight. that's a small papylyowr meat— pounds in weight. that's a small baby-your head for— pounds in weight. that's a small baby-your head for a- pounds in weight. that's a small baby-your head for a very- baby on your head for a very tomg— baby on your head for a very tomg ttme— baby on your head for a very long time. and— baby on your head for a very long time. and i— baby on your head for a very long time. and i think perhaps there— long time. and i think perhaps there oowtt— long time. and i think perhaps there could have— long time. and i think perhaps there could have excused there could have been excused not there could have been excused mot-trem— there could have been excused mot-teem om- there could have been excused not-them on the- there could have been excused not them on the balcony not wearing them on the balcony and not wearing them on the balcony amt-tatoomy— not wearing them on the balcony and-balcony-was- and the balcony scene was otaotte—waei chaotic, wasn't it? it was a ttt. — chaotic, wasn't it? it was a ttt. rt— chaotic, wasn't it? it was a ttt. tt wa— chaotic, wasn't it? it was a bit. it was a bit. but, you know, and i thought the starring role for me was the feather on princess anne's hat, which beautifully obscured prince harry's full positioning because beautifully obscured prince haricouldn'tiositioning because beautifully obscured prince haricouldn'tiosit harry'siecause you couldn't see harry's expression. and what did we all want don't you want to see? harry, don't you just they planned it that just know they planned it that way? of course they did. it

waemt— way? of course they did. it waemt a— 7 of course they did. it wasn't a coincidence. e e wasn't a coincidence. it wasn't. if wasn't a coincidence. it wasn't. tt rt— wasn't a coincidence. it wasn't. tt tt wae— wasn't a coincidence. it wasn't. tt tt rt— wasn't a coincidence. it wasn't. if it was, it was beautifully tweeted harry. tweeted about harry. serendipity. out. tweeted about harry. - serendipity..out. nobody serendipity. in out. nobody booed.— serendipity. in out. nobody booed. clapped. nobody serendipity. in out. nobody booed. becauselapped. nobody serendipity. in out. nobody booed. because ,ipped. nobody serendipity. in out. nobody booed. because , harry, nobody serendipity. in out. nobody booed. because , harry, nobody cheered because, harry, nobody a-reeaymore- cheered because, harry, nobody cares anymore. wasn't cheered because, harry, nobody cares point anymore. wasn't cheered because, harry, nobody cares point aboutnore. wasn't cheered because, harry, nobody cares point about harry? sn't that the point about harry? wett— that the point about harry? wett. there-e— that the point about harry? well, there's a— that the point about harry? well, there's a breaking- that the point about harry? well, there's a breaking news that apparently he dipped into buckingham half buckingham palace for half an hour between ceremony hour or so between the ceremony and to heathrow. so and heading back to heathrow. so didn't see father. we don't didn't see his father. we don't know he didn't see his know why he didn't see his father, but i thought i thought kate middleton thought the princess of wales thought like a goddess outfit. she goddess in that outfit. she looked incredible. and it was the women's show really . the the women's show really. the women and those " the women and those children and toe— women and those children and those children— women and those children and those children are— women and those children and those children are cute, aren't trey— those children are cute, aren't they gorgeowee— those children are cute, aren't they gorgeous? really cute . and they gorgeous? really cute. and i they gorgeous? really cute. and . ttowgtt— they gorgeous? really cute. and i thought sophie— they gorgeous? really cute. and i thought sophie wessex looked great.— i thought sophie wessex looked great-t— i thought sophie wessex looked great. tttmt— i thought sophie wessex looked great.-i think it— i thought sophie wessex looked great. i think it was great. and i think it was a great— great. and i think it was a great triumph— great. and i think it was a great triumph for great britain. plc great triumph for great britain. ttc wk— great triumph for great britain. ttc wk etc.— great triumph for great britain. ttc wk etc. .— great triumph for great britain. plc uk plc. i think the monarchy toote— plc uk plc. i think the monarchy toote pretty— plc uk plc. i think the monarchy looks pretty firm,— plc uk plc. i think the monarchy looks pretty firm, pretty safe. amt— looks pretty firm, pretty safe. amt twe— looks pretty firm, pretty safe. and i've seen— looks pretty firm, pretty safe. and i've seen william speak more— and i've seen william speak tetore m— and i've seen william speak before in the— and i've seen william speak before in the flesh, just a few yarte— before in the flesh, just a few yarte trom — before in the flesh, just a few yards from him.— before in the flesh, just a few yards from him. that was a reatty— yards from him. that was a reatty gooe— yards from him. that was a really good speech. that was trom— really good speech. that was trom tre— really good speech. that was from the heart,— really good speech. that was from the heart, from the soul. i tttmt— from the heart, from the soul. i tmmt me— from the heart, from the soul. i think he wrote— from the heart, from the soul. i think he wrote that himself. wtereae— think he wrote that himself. whereas often— think he wrote that himself. whereas often his speech, i tramw— whereas often his speech, i tint, on,— whereas often his speech, i think, oh, some— whereas often his speech, i think, oh, some boring civil eerwamte— think, oh, some boring civil servants written— think, oh, some boring civil servants written that and it

teete— servants written that and it teete-veat.- servants written that and it feels-yeah. the. servants written that and iti feels _yeah. the one feels like it. yeah. the one thing i cannot on board, on thing i cannot get on board, on board with this hashtag penny board with is this hashtag penny mordaunt pm because she held mordaunt for pm because she held a sword just because she was davos man a and held davos man in a dress and held a sword. i'm not on board with that at all. what did think that at all. what did you think of that at all. what did you think ot tre— that at all. what did you think ot tree-wer— that at all. what did you think of the - her outfit? - that at all. what did you think of the - her outfit? i. of the outfit? her outfit? i thought she looked absolutely stunning. stunning. stunning. absolutely stunning. probably more expensive. trotatty— probably the most expensive owtttt—tom-t- probably the most expensivei outfit—don't think outfit there. but i don't think eme— outfit there. but i don't think she deserved— outfit there. but i don't think she deserved all— outfit there. but i don't think she deserved all the applause eme— she deserved all the applause eme got— she deserved all the applause eme got tor— she deserved all the applause she got for literally she got for just literally motttmg— holding a heavy sword and toottmg— holding a heavy sword and toottmg-tm— holding a heavy sword and looking-inlblue- holding a heavy sword and looking in blue dress looking great in a blue dress twe— looking great in a blue dress ttte ete— looking great in a blue dress ttte eme ott— looking great in a blue dress like she did look— looking great in a blue dress like she did look great. but ere-e— like she did look great. but ete-e mot— like she did look great. but she's not-to- like she did look great. but she's not-to be- like she did look great. but she's not to be tory she's not going to be tory teater— she's not going to be tory leader-this- she's not going to be tory leader-this is- she's not going to be tory leader-this is a. she's not going to be tory- leader-this is a woman leader because this is a woman who-e— leader because this is a woman wmo-e-tte— leader because this is a woman wmo-e-tte-ot- leader because this is a woman. who's-the-of commons who's told the house of commons pregmamt— who's told the house of commons pregmamt peopte— who's told the house of commons pregnant people remember. / pregnant people remember. yeah, ateotatety. — pregnant people remember. yeah, absolutely. _ know. absolutely. and but let us know your thoughts this morning. like i said, it's first i said, it's the first time we've this morning we've been on air this morning since you watched the coronation. let us know what coronation. so let us know what you as well. you think as well. vaiews@gbnews.uk now sounds like between like the ultimate clash between crown former crown and parliament. a former spin boris johnson spin doctor to boris johnson says pm squared up to says that the pm squared up to king charles after he criticised the rwanda refugee plan. now he was, of course, prince of- 7: ”rs�*lgrsrs; now he was, of course, prince of wales at-ttme— was, of course, prince of wales at-ttme wmem— was, of course, prince of wales at-time when boris- was, of course, prince of wales at time when boris johnson at the time when boris johnson mat— at the time when boris johnson tat tme— at the time when boris johnson had this fallout— at the time when boris johnson had this fallout with prince. trtmoe — had this fallout with prince. prince charles.— had this fallout with prince. prince charles. they were away— prince charles. they were

aotwatty m— prince charles. they were actually in rwanda at a commonwealth summit and the trtmoe— commonwealth summit and the trtmoe ot— commonwealth summit and the prince of wales,— commonwealth summit and the prince of wales, as he was at tree— prince of wales, as he was at the ttme— prince of wales, as he was at the time, apparently said, the potty— the time, apparently said, the pottey ot— the time, apparently said, the pottey ot tattmg— the time, apparently said, the policy of taking people, retwgeee— policy of taking people, refugees to _ policy of taking people, refugees to rwanda was appalling and refugees to rwanda was appalling amt there— refugees to rwanda was appalling amt ttere wae— refugees to rwanda was appalling and there was quite a fight atott— and there was quite a fight atott tt— and there was quite a fight about it, according to g2 and there was quite a fight about it, according to 62 harry, wto-e— about it, according to 62 harry, wto-e wrtttem — about it, according to 62 harry, who's written a— about it, according to 62 harry, who's written a blog about it, wto— who's written a blog about it, wto wae— who's written a blog about it, wto tte— who's written a blog about it, who was his communications man. so who was his communications man. so royat— who was his communications man. so royal correspondent— who was his communications man. so royal correspondent michael cole joins us now . now. good cole joins us now. now. good morning, michael. it is the front page of the daily mail. this story today, it is boris and charles rwanda bus stop. why is this important now, do you think ? oh, it is very important think? oh, it is very important . amt— think? oh, it is very important . amt ot— think? oh, it is very important . and of course,— think? oh, it is very important . and of course, i— “

man at the bbc, an affable, amtatte— man at the bbc, an affable, amiable welshman and he has not wrtttem— amiable welshman and he has not wrtttem a— amiable welshman and he has not wrtttem a toot— amiable welshman and he has not written a book like— amiable welshman and he has not written a book like cummings. tee— written a book like cummings. te-e wrtttem— written a book like cummings. he's written this— written a book like cummings. he's written this podcast . to he's written this podcast. to put— he's written this podcast. to put tt— he's written this podcast. to put tt tmto— he's written this podcast. to put it into some— he's written this podcast. to put it into some context . last put it into some context. last mme— put it into some context. last ttme, wttot— put it into some context. last june, which is— put it into some context. last june, which is was six, six, ttree— june, which is was six, six, three months— june, which is was six, six, three months before for her war-eey,— three months before for her majestyr tte— three months before for her majesty, the queen sadly died. they— majesty, the queen sadly died. ttey were— majesty, the queen sadly died. ttey om— majesty, the queen sadly died. they were on their way to rwanda for they were on their way to rwanda tor tte— they were on their way to rwanda for the commonwealth heads of towemmemt— for the commonwealth heads of government meeting. um, incident attte— government meeting. um, incident attte twamta— government meeting. um, incident albie rwanda is— government meeting. um, incident albie rwanda is a— government meeting. um, incident albie rwanda is a member of the commonwealth,— albie rwanda is a member of the commonwealth, but was never a trtttet— commonwealth, but was never a trtttet ootomy— commonwealth, but was never a british colony. it— commonwealth, but was never a british colony. it was first a oermam— british colony. it was first a german colony— british colony. it was first a german colony and then a belgian amt— german colony and then a belgian amt ttrtmg— german colony and then a belgian one. and during this— german colony and then a belgian one. and during this time, um, the one. and during this time, um, tte trtmoe— one. and during this time, um, tte trtmoe ot— one. and during this time, um, the prince of wales, as he then eart— the prince of wales, as he then eatt .— the prince of wales, as he then eatt , te— the prince of wales, as he then was said , he thought it was an was said, he thought it was an appattmg— was said, he thought it was an appatttmg ttea— was said, he thought it was an appalling idea to— was said, he thought it was an appalling idea to send refugees to tave— appalling idea to send refugees to have their,— appalling idea to send refugees to have their, their applications for asylum and admittance— applications for asylum and admittance to— applications for asylum and admittance to this country, to twamta— admittance to this country, to twamta .— admittance to this country, to twamta . wow,— admittance to this country, to rwanda . now, any politician who rwanda. now, any politician who has rwanda. now, any politician who tae a— rwanda. now, any politician who tae a eetttet— rwanda. now, any politician who has a settled policy should be atte— has a settled policy should be atte to— has a settled policy should be able to defend— has a settled policy should be able to defend that. and apparemtty— able to defend that. and apparently that's what, aeoorttmg— apparently that's what, according to- apparently that's what, according to harry, uh, boris totmeom— according to harry, uh, boris totmeom ott— according to harry, uh, boris totmeom ttt .— according to harry, uh, boris johnson did , squared up to him. johnson did, squared up to him. it's johnson did, squared up to him. we mot— johnson did, squared up to him. we mot gutte— johnson did, squared up to him. it's not quite sure— johnson did, squared up to him. it's not quite sure what that tut— it's not quite sure what that means, but knowing boris as i do, means, but knowing boris as i to, amt— means, but knowing boris as i to, amt t-m— means, but knowing boris as i to, amt t-m ee— means, but knowing boris as i do, and i'm sure you do too. you

parttettarty— do, and i'm sure you do too. you parttettarty you— do, and i'm sure you do too. you particularly you andrew, i'm te— particularly you andrew, i'm sure he would— particularly you andrew, i'm sure he would put his case toroetttty— sure he would put his case forcefully, and— sure he would put his case forcefully, and that's what tappemet— forcefully, and that's what happened. but— forcefully, and that's what happened. but this has to be put two— happened. but this has to be put tmto eomtext— happened. but this has to be put into context because , um, he was into context because, um, he was aetet— into context because, um, he was aetet tte— into context because, um, he was asked the prince— into context because, um, he was asked the prince of— into context because, um, he was asked the prince of wales was aetet— asked the prince of wales was aetet wtat— asked the prince of wales was asked what would happen when he teoame— asked what would happen when he teoame ttmg— asked what would happen when he became king, would he continue to totty— became king, would he continue to totty, wottt— became king, would he continue to lobby, would he— became king, would he continue to lobby, would he continue to wrtte— to lobby, would he continue to wrtteittaot— to lobby, would he continue to write black letters ? write his black spider letters? wottt— write his black spider letters? wottt te— write his black spider letters? would he continue to ride all his would he continue to ride all tte totty— would he continue to ride all his hobby horses,— would he continue to ride all his hobby horses, essentially pottttoat— his hobby horses, essentially political issues?— his hobby horses, essentially political issues? and he said , political issues? and he said, of course not. _ political issues? and he said, of course not. he— political issues? and he said, of course not. he said, i'm not as of course not. he said, i'm not ae ettptt— of course not. he said, i'm not ae ettptt ae— of course not. he said, i'm not as stupid as all— of course not. he said, i'm not as stupid as all that , you know. as stupid as all that, you know. amt— as stupid as all that, you know. amt .— as stupid as all that, you know. amt . tttmt— as stupid as all that, you know. and i think he— as stupid as all that, you know. and i think he meant that the mtg,— and i think he meant that the ttmg, tte— and i think he meant that the king, the monarch, has an ateotttety— king, the monarch, has an absolutely invaluable . all absolutely invaluable. all rtgtt— absolutely invaluable. all rtgtt. a— absolutely invaluable. all right. a prerogative . he has the right. a prerogative. he has the rtgtt— right. a prerogative. he has the rtgtt to— right. a prerogative. he has the rtgtt to te— right. a prerogative. he has the right to be informed by the gowemmemt— right to be informed by the government of— right to be informed by the government of the day to encourage and- government of the day to encourage and to warn. and that tetatty— encourage and to warn. and that tetatty tappeme— encourage and to warn. and that usually happens at— encourage and to warn. and that usually happens at these famous tteetay— usually happens at these famous tteetay mtgtt— usually happens at these famous tuesday night audiences . uh, the tuesday night audiences. uh, the trtme— tuesday night audiences. uh, the prime minister— tuesday night audiences. uh, the prime minister has— tuesday night audiences. uh, the prime minister has an audience of prime minister has an audience ot tte— prime minister has an audience ot tte ttmg— prime minister has an audience ot tte ttmg, to— prime minister has an audience of the king, to use— prime minister has an audience of the king, to use the correct term — of the king, to use the correct term amatogy— of the king, to use the correct term analogy. and in that meettmg— term analogy. and in that meeting, which is entirely prtwate— meeting, which is entirely page, to — meeting, which is entirely private, no notes are taken and motttmg— private, no notes are taken and motttmg eer—

private, no notes are taken and nothing ever leaks— private, no notes are taken and nothing ever leaks from it. teeemttatty— nothing ever leaks from it. essentially what the prime wtmteter— essentially what the prime wtmteter te— essentially what the prime minister is doing is presenting his homework— minister is doing is presenting his homework to— minister is doing is presenting his homework to the teacher and tawmg— his homework to the teacher and tawmg tt— his homework to the teacher and having it marked— his homework to the teacher and having it marked out. and ttere-e— having it marked out. and ttere-e a— having it marked out. and there's a frank— having it marked out. and there's a frank discussion and tom— there's a frank discussion and tom war-or— there's a frank discussion and john major think— there's a frank discussion and john major think it was said ttat— john major think it was said ttat te— john major think it was said ttat te tat— john major think it was said that he had to— john major think it was said that he had to prepare for those meettmge— that he had to prepare for those meettmge wttt— that he had to prepare for those meetings with the— that he had to prepare for those meetings with the majesty of the tem— meetings with the majesty of the oteem very,— meetings with the majesty of the gem very, very— meetings with the majesty of the queen very, very carefully and it queen very, very carefully and t eart— queen very, very carefully and t eatt gap,— queen very, very carefully and it said that, you— queen very, very carefully and it said that, you know, the queen— it said that, you know, the oteem omty— it said that, you know, the queen only had- it said that, you know, the queen only had to raise one eyetrow— queen only had to raise one eyetrow amt— queen only had to raise one eyebrow and say, do you think me— eyebrow and say, do you think ttte te— eyebrow and say, do you think this is entirely— eyebrow and say, do you think this is entirely wise , prime this is entirely wise, prime wtmteter,— this is entirely wise, prime minister, for— this is entirely wise, prime minister, for the prime minister of minister, for the prime minister ot tte— minister, for the prime minister ot tte tay— minister, for the prime minister ot tte gay to— minister, for the prime minister ot tte day to go— minister, for the prime minister of the day to go away and think atott— of the day to go away and think about whether— of the day to go away and think about whether it— of the day to go away and think about whether it really was emttrety— about whether it really was entirely wise?— about whether it really was entirely wise? and that's a very tmportamt— entirely wise? and that's a very important check— entirely wise? and that's a very important check and balance , uh, important check and balance, uh, in important check and balance, uh, m or— important check and balance, uh, in our famously— important check and balance, uh, in our famously unwritten constitution— in our famously unwritten constitution . _ in our famously unwritten constitution . in our famously unwritten constitution. e in our famously unwritten constitution . e " constitution. is it too soon to draw any conclusions, michael, about the relationship between king charles and rishi sunak as the pm? now it's one of the few times we've seen them together really bopping away at the concert and what do you think their relationship might be like? rather good , i would like? rather good, i would expect. i mean, this . this is expect. i mean, this. this is tteetay— expect. i mean, this. this is tteetay, rem-t— expect. i mean, this. this is tuesday, isn't it?— f i mean, this. this is tuesday, isn't it? yeah, maybe tomtgtt— tuesday, isn't it? yeah, maybe tomtgtt tt— tuesday, isn't it? yeah, maybe tomtgtt tt te— tuesday, isn't it? yeah, maybe tonight if he if— tuesday, isn't it? yeah, maybe tonight if he if he— tuesday, isn't it? yeah, maybe tonight if he if he if there is

an audience,— tonight if he if he if there is an audience, i— tonight if he if he if there is an audience, i should imagine ttat— an audience, i should imagine ttat tte— an audience, i should imagine ttat tte ttmg— an audience, i should imagine that the king king would say to him— that the king king would say to mm, wett— that the king king would say to him, well, what— that the king king would say to him, well, what do you think atott— him, well, what do you think about pharmacies? you grew up in one about pharmacies? you grew up in wttt— about pharmacies? you grew up in wttt your— about pharmacies? you grew up in one with your family. you know, the discussion— one with your family. you know, the discussion you— one with your family. you know, the discussion you were very trttttamtty— the discussion you were very brilliantly having earlier . brilliantly having earlier. ttere— brilliantly having earlier. ttere are— brilliantly having earlier. there are he's- brilliantly having earlier. there are he's got it on first tama— there are he's got it on first tamt. amt— there are he's got it on first hand. and that— there are he's got it on first hand. and that is important teaee— hand. and that is important because the— hand. and that is important because the monarchy is there no etattte— because the monarchy is there no etattte te— because the monarchy is there no etattte te a— because the monarchy is there no statute is a law— because the monarchy is there no statute is a law until it's etgmet— statute is a law until it's etgmet ott— statute is a law until it's signed off by— statute is a law until it's signed off by the monarch . and signed off by the monarch. and ttat-e— signed off by the monarch. and ttat-e very— signed off by the monarch. and that's very valuable thing for us. that's very valuable thing for twe— that's very valuable thing for us. i've always— that's very valuable thing for us. i've always felt and i've eart— us. i've always felt and i've eatt tt— us. i've always felt and i've said it before,— us. i've always felt and i've said it before, but i think it teete— said it before, but i think it needs repeating that a constitutional monarchy is one of constitutional monarchy is one ot or— constitutional monarchy is one ot teet— constitutional monarchy is one of our best defences against etrermem— of our best defences against extremism and— of our best defences against extremism and dictatorship, and it's extremism and dictatorship, and tt-e teem— extremism and dictatorship, and it's been working— extremism and dictatorship, and it's been working very, very wett— it's been working very, very wet emce— it's been working very, very wet .— it's been working very, very well since , uh,— it's been working very, very well since , uh, since the well since, uh, since the gtortote— well since, uh, since the glorious revolution in all those yeare— glorious revolution in all those yeare ago.— glorious revolution in all those yeare ago. amt— glorious revolution in all those yeare ago. amt .— glorious revolution in all those years ago. and i think it will get— years ago. and i think it will get om— years ago. and i think it will get om very— years ago. and i think it will get on very well. _ years ago. and i think it will get on very well. they will get on get on very well. they will get om very— get on very well. they will get om very wet. — get on very well. they will get on very well. why— get on very well. they will get on very well. why not? he is his met.— on very well. why not? he is his ttret. tee— on very well. why not? he is his ttret. me me— on very well. why not? he is his first. he's his first— on very well. why not? he is his first. he's his first prime wtmteter— first. he's his first prime minister and— first. he's his first prime minister and they will have to tutt— minister and they will have to ttttt a— minister and they will have to ttttt a good— minister and they will have to build a good relationship. most of build a good relationship. most ot tte— build a good relationship. most ot tte trtme— build a good relationship. most of the prime ministers of the me— of the prime ministers of the paet tate— of the prime ministers of the past have done— of the prime ministers of the past have done so. lord

melbourne,— past have done so. lord melbourne, who was queen vtetorta-e— melbourne, who was queen victoria's first— melbourne, who was queen victoria's first prime minister, ete— victoria's first prime minister, ete wae— victoria's first prime minister, she was almost— victoria's first prime minister, she was almost in love with him tetore— she was almost in love with him tetore ete— she was almost in love with him before she married— she was almost in love with him before she married albert. the retattomettp— before she married albert. the relationship was— before she married albert. the relationship was extremely close and relationship was extremely close amt atter— relationship was extremely close and after some— relationship was extremely close and after some difficulties, ttmg— and after some difficulties, ttmg oeorge— and after some difficulties, king george globsec during the seoomt— king george globsec during the seoomt wortt— king george globsec during the second world war— king george globsec during the second world war had a very otoee— second world war had a very close relationship and invited cttrotttt— close relationship and invited churchill onto— close relationship and invited churchill onto the balcony at at ttottmgtam — churchill onto the balcony at at buckingham palace after the war, wttot— buckingham palace after the war, wttot wae— buckingham palace after the war, wttot a— buckingham palace after the war, which was a rare— buckingham palace after the war, which was a rare honour, talking atott— which was a rare honour, talking atott ttat. — which was a rare honour, talking about that. and— which was a rare honour, talking about that. and you did the runners and— about that. and you did the runners and riders on the tateomy— runners and riders on the balcony extremely well. what atott— balcony extremely well. what about princess— balcony extremely well. what about princess charlotte in her case, she looked— about princess charlotte in her case, she looked pretty. she's so case, she looked pretty. she's eo goot— case, she looked pretty. she's eo goot tot. — case, she looked pretty. she's so good job. she— case, she looked pretty. she's so good job. she did . r: r: so good job. she did. she did. ste— so good job. she did. she did. she looked amazing. she did. thank you, michael, to talk to you as always. michael cole, every— you as always. michael cole, ewery trtme— michael cole, every prime minister's memoir twe— every prime minister's memoir tte-reat— every prime minister's memoir t-we-reat eaye— every prime minister's memoir i've -read says the - every prime minister's memoir i've read says the same i've ever read says the same tttmg. — i've ever read says the same tttmg. tte— i've ever read says the same thing. the audiences with the oteem— thing. the audiences with the queen were invaluable. yeah, teaee— queen were invaluable. yeah, teaee ete— queen were invaluable. yeah, because she was— queen were invaluable. yeah, because she was such a source of wee— because she was such a source of eagaotty— because she was such a source of eagaetty. te— because she was such a source of wise sagacity. is king charles going— wise sagacity. is king charles gotmg to— wise sagacity. is king charles gotmg to te— wise sagacity. is king charles gotmg to te tte— wise sagacity. is king charles going to be the same? well, you mow,— going to be the same? well, you tmow tt-e. — going to be the same? well, you tmow tt-e. te-e— going to be the same? well, you know, it's. he's been around a tomg— know, it's. he's been around a tomg trme— know, it's. he's been around a long time, isn't— know, it's. he's been around a long time, isn't it? ' long time, isn't it? about the toyat— long time, isn't it? about the royal family say they're anachronistic. but i do quite like the fact that there might be holding the

be somebody holding the government to account, we hope right next, we're going have government to account, we hope right on.t, we're going have government to account, we hope right on.t, wgovernment'siave government to account, we hope right on.t, wgovernment's new more on the government's new plan up gp appointments plan to free up gp appointments via your pharmacist. this is to the on news, britain's the point on gb news, britain's news there. news channel. hello there. wetoome — news channel. hello there. welcome-your- news channel. hello there. welcome .your gb - f" hello there. welcome your gb news news channel. hello there.- welcome .your gb news weather welcome to your gb news weather toreeaet— welcome to your gb news weather forecast—office. - forecast from the met office. t-m — forecast from the met office. t-m crag— forecast from the met office. i'm craig - have - forecast from the met office. i'm craig-have a- forecast from the met office. i'm craig have a look at i'm craig snell. have a look at today.— i'm craig snell. have a look at today—a— i'm craig snell. have a look at today.-a mixture- i'm craig snell. have a look at today.-a mixture ofi today. really it's a mixture of etmettme— today. really it's a mixture of. sunshine—showers sunshine and scattered showers amt— sunshine and scattered showers amt-tteee— sunshine and scattered showers and-these showers- sunshine and scattered showers and these showers will and some of these showers will be and some of these showers will te-teawy— and some of these showers will te-teawy amt— and some of these showers will be heavy and thundery. be quite heavy and thundery. it's be quite heavy and thundery. tte-to— be quite heavy and thundery. tte-to ttte- be quite heavy and thundery. it's-to this area- be quite heavy and thundery. it's to this area of it's all down to this area of tow— it's all down to this area of tow peeme— it's all down to this area of. low pressure,-actually low pressure, which is actually not low pressure, which is actually mot-to— low pressure, which is actually mot-tolwery- low pressure, which is actually mot-tolwery tar- low pressure, which is actually not to very far over not going to go very far over tte— not going to go very far over tte-tew— not going to go very far over tte-tew taye- not going to go very far over the few days, giving the next few days, giving a ratter— the next few days, giving a rather changeable week across mamy— rather changeable week across mamy-tte— rather changeable week across mamy-tte wt.- rather changeable week across many-the uk. but- rather changeable week across many the uk. but in any many parts of the uk. but in any etmettme— many parts of the uk. but in any etmettme tt— many parts of the uk. but in any sunshine it should— many parts of the uk. but in any sunshine it should feel fairly warm-lyot— sunshine it should feel fairly warm-lyou are— sunshine it should feel fairly. warm..you are-about. warm. if you are out and about. so warm. if you are out and about. so tt— warm. if you are out and about. so ttietart— warm. if you are out and about. so if.start tuesday- warm. if you are out and about. so if start tuesday quite so if we start tuesday quite grey— so if we start tuesday quite grey etart— so if we start tuesday quite grey start actually for a lot of tte— grey start actually for a lot of tte-etu— grey start actually for a lot of the . still some _ grey start actually for a lot of the still some overnight rain the uk still some overnight rain to—tmtttatty- the uk still some overnight rain to_initially but- to contend with initially but some sunshine— to contend with initially but some sunshine will develop as the some sunshine will develop as tte-goee— some sunshine will develop as tte-goee - some sunshine will develop as the-goes on. but- some sunshine will develop as the goes on. but this the morning goes on. but this wttt— the morning goes on. but this will—showers- the morning goes on. but this will—showers to. will allow some showers to reattty— will allow some showers to readily especially will allow some showers to. readily-especially as readily form and especially as we-tte— readily form and especially as we _the afternoon,- readily form and especially as we the afternoon, these we go into the afternoon, these teowere— we go into the afternoon, these etowere-gutte- we go into the afternoon, these showers quite heavy showers will turn quite heavy amt— showers will turn quite heavy amt-amt— showers will turn quite heavy and-and also- showers will turn quite heavy and and also quite showers will turn quite heavy- and-and also quite slow and thundery and also quite slow mowmg— and thundery and also quite slow mowmg m— and thundery and also quite slow moving in places,— and thundery and also quite slow moving in places, especially across parts of england and watee. — across parts of england and. watee. —gttte wales. so could produce quite a lot wales. so could produce quite a tot ot— wales. so could produce quite a lot of surface— wales. so could produce quite a lot of surface spray— wales. so could produce quite a lot of surface spray the lot of surface spray on the roaet — lot of surface spray on the roads. _some. lot of surface spray on the. roads. _some extra roads. so do take some extra trme— roads. so do take some extra ttmelyotr— roads. so do take some extra time your journeys, time for your journeys, eepeetatty— time for your journeys, especially as- time for your journeys, especially as we approach the ewemtmg— especially as we approach the ewemtmg met— especially as we approach the evening rush hour, in the evening rush hour, but in the etmettme—warmi sunshine feeling fairly warm

cotto— sunshine feeling fairly warm oottt eee— sunshine feeling fairly warm could see highs— sunshine feeling fairly warm could see highs reaching 20 or 21 could see highs reaching 20 or zt-towm— could see highs reaching 20 or 21-down towards- could see highs reaching 20 or 21 down towards the 21 degrees down towards the eottt—eaet— 21 degrees down towards the. south—east _ showers south—east corner, the showers wttt— south—east corner, the showers wit—go - south—east corner, the showers wit—go tmtol will rumble on as we go into the ewemtmg— will rumble on as we go into the ewemtmgltor— will rumble on as we go into the ewemtmgltor-tt- will rumble on as we go into the evening, for it should evening, but for most it should tum— evening, but for most it should tum-amt— evening, but for most it should turn-and clearer- evening, but for most it should turn and clearer for turn drier and clearer for a trme— turn drier and clearer for a ttme ae— turn drier and clearer for a ttme ae we— turn drier and clearer for a time as we approach midnight. but time as we approach midnight. tut ttem— time as we approach midnight. but then later— time as we approach midnight. but then later on,— time as we approach midnight. but then later on, this next tatt— but then later on, this next tamtlratm— but then later on, this next band-rain and- but then later on, this next band rain and showers will band of rain and showers will epreat— band of rain and showers will epreat-mamy— band of rain and showers will spread many western parts. spread into many western parts. so spread into many western parts. solmamy— spread into many western parts. so.many eastern— so for many eastern areas, aottatty— so for many eastern areas, actually-night- so for many eastern areas, actually-night the actually a cooler night than the mtgtt— actually a cooler night than the mom-gone.— actually a cooler night than the mtgtt-gome. tut— actually a cooler night than the night gone. but out towards actually a cooler night than the ningest gone. but out towards actually a cooler night than the ningest withie. but out towards actually a cooler night than the ningest with this ut out towards actually a cooler night than the ningest with this thanks owards actually a cooler night than the ningest with this thanks to ards the west with this thanks to me— the west with this thanks to ttte-area— the west with this thanks to ttte-area ot— the west with this thanks to this area of cloud, another this next area of cloud, another mttt— this next area of cloud, another mtg-come— this next area of cloud, another mild-come-lows. this next area of cloud, anotheri mild-come-lows not mild one to come with lows not tatttmg— mild one to come with lows not tatttmg-tower— mild one to come with lows not falling-lower than- mild one to come with lows not falling lower than around falling much lower than around 10 falling much lower than around toltt— falling much lower than around toltt tegreee— falling much lower than around 10.11 degrees. so— falling much lower than around 10 11 degrees. so after some 10 to 11 degrees. so after some etmettme— 10 to 11 degrees. so after some sunshine-the— 10 to 11 degrees. so after some sunshine-the east,- 10 to 11 degrees. so after some sunshine the east, at first sunshine in the east, at first on wednesday,— sunshine in the east, at first on wednesday, really it goes towmtttt— on wednesday, really it goes downhill-again- on wednesday, really it goes downhill again from the downhill once again from the wee— downhill once again from the weetlttte— downhill once again from the west-this next— downhill once again from the west this next spell of rain west as this next spell of rain amt— west as this next spell of rain amt teowere— west as this next spell of rain and showers spreads its way eaetwarte— and showers spreads its way eastwards across— and showers spreads its way eastwards across country . eastwards across the country. agatm— eastwards across the country. agam we— eastwards across the country. again, we could— eastwards across the country. again, we could see some heavy amt— again, we could see some heavy and torrential— again, we could see some heavy and torrential downpours in ptaoee— and torrential downpours in ptaeee amt— and torrential downpours in places and the— and torrential downpours in places and the risk of thunder at-pertape— places and the risk of thunder at perhaps maybe some at times, perhaps maybe some tomger— at times, perhaps maybe some tomger epette— at times, perhaps maybe some longer spells of— at times, perhaps maybe some longer spells of rain, too , longer spells of rain, too, aoroee-amt- longer spells of rain, too,- across-and northern across scotland and northern tretamt— across scotland and northern ireland, temperatures a little bit ireland, temperatures a little ttt towm— ireland, temperatures a little ttt towm om— ireland, temperatures a little bit down on today, but still aromat— bit down on today, but still around average— bit down on today, but still around average for the time of year— around average for the time of year .— around average for the time of year . amt— around average for the time of year . amt very— around average for the time of year . and very little changes year. and very little changes aottatty— year. and very little changes aottatty om— year. and very little changes actually on thursday. another day— actually on thursday. another day ot— actually on thursday. another day of sunshine— actually on thursday. another day of sunshine and scattered teowere tut— day of sunshine and scattered showers, but hopefully as we approaet— showers, but hopefully as we approaet tte— showers, but hopefully as we approach the weekend, something approach the weekend, something a ttttte— approach the weekend, something a ttttte ttt— approach the weekend, something a little bit drier— approach the weekend, something a little bit drier coming

ttrotgt— a little bit drier coming through with- a little bit drier coming through with temperatures maybe also through with temperatures maybe ateo ottmttmg— through with temperatures maybe also climbing just— through with temperatures maybe also climbing just that little bit

good morning. it's 10:00 good morning. it's10:00 on tuesday, the 9th of may. this is to the point on gb news with bev turner and andrew pierce. we're talking about pharmacies- a. a�*»: ' r: 57�* 6132: we're talking about pharmacies because ttey-re—gwem- talking about pharmacies because ttey-re—gwem tar- they're going to be given far more-gtwe- they're going to be given far more-give out- they're going to be given far- more-give out routine more powers to give out routine truge—tte- drugs. it's to relieve the pressure on gps. we wonder if you— pressure on gps. we wonder if you-mate— pressure on gps. we wonder if you-ttat-elgoot- pressure on gps. we wonder if you that's good idea. you think that's a good idea. sotmte— you think that's a good idea. some t— you think that's a good idea. sounds it to _ you think that's a good idea. sounds it to us.— you think that's a good idea. sounds it to us. that's right.

it sounds it to us. that's right. tt tottowe— sounds it to us. that's right. it follows the— sounds it to us. that's right. it follows the prime- sounds it to us. that's right. it follows the prime minister's promise to night and day to promise to work night and day to rebuild conservative party rebuild the conservative party after disaster . local after their disaster. local election last week. election results last week. another red faces at the metropolitan police say there's been an expression of regret for arresting some of those anti—monarchy protesters ahead of the coronation. there is talk of the coronation. there is talk ot tegat— of the coronation. there is talk of legal action— of the coronation. there is talk of legal action against- rsr" there is talk of legal action against the pottoe— of legal action against the pottee amt— of legal action against the police and crown versus gowemmemt— police and crown versus government reports that charles and government reports that charles amt torre— government reports that charles and boris squared— government reports that charles and boris squared up over the mem— and boris squared up over the ttem trtmee— and boris squared up over the then prince of— and boris squared up over the then prince of wales's reported oppoetttom— then prince of wales's reported oppoetttom to— then prince of wales's reported opposition to the— then prince of wales's reported opposition to the rwanda refugee pottoy— opposition to the rwanda refugee pottey . — opposition to the rwanda refugee pottey . te— opposition to the rwanda refugee pottey . te .— opposition to the rwanda refugee pottey . we . ae— opposition to the rwanda refugee policy . rs; opposition to the rwanda refugee policy . opposition to the rwanda refugee policy. he. as always, we want to know what you think on these stories. you can email us you can email us gbviews@gbnews.uk . but first, gbviews@gbnews.uk. but first, gomg— gbviews@gbnews.uk. but first, gomg to— gbviews@gbnews.uk. but first, we're going to get the latest wttt— we're going to get the latest news with tamsin roberts . news with tamsin roberts. andrew.— news with tamsin roberts. andrew, thank— news with tamsin roberts. andrew, thank you. - news with tamsin roberts. andrew, thank you. good morning from the gb newsroom. at 10:01, pharmacy lists will be able to give prescription medicine without a gp sign off in the latest government plans to ease the pressure on doctors . under

the pressure on doctors. under the pressure on doctors. under the measures, patients will be able to get treatment for seven common conditions, including a sore throat and ear ache . that's sore throat and ear ache. that's without seeing a doctor. it's hoped the new guidelines, which will come into place this winter, will free up to 15 million slots at surgeries over the next two years. the public health minister, neil o'brien, told gb news the move is a step in the right direction. there are more pharmacies now than there were when we came to office. and this investment that were-today— office. and this investment that we-re-totay ot- tars; and this investment that we're today of another we're making today of another ott— we're making today of another oat mttttom— we're making today of another 645 million is— we're making today of another 645 million is exactly reepomtmg— 645 million is exactly responding to those pressures . responding to those pressures. amt— responding to those pressures. amt tte— responding to those pressures. and it's responding to something that and it's responding to something ttatltot— and it's responding to something ttatltot ot— and it's responding to something that lot of pharmacists have that a lot of pharmacists have eart— that a lot of pharmacists have eat to— that a lot of pharmacists have said to .which _ that a lot of pharmacists have said to-which is- that a lot of pharmacists have said to which is that they said to me, which is that they ttey— said to me, which is that they ttey-to— said to me, which is that they ttey-to to— said to me, which is that they they-to do more.- said to me, which is that they they to do more. they want they want to do more. they want to-proper— they want to do more. they want to-proper clinical- they want to do more. they want to proper clinical work to do more proper clinical work amt— to do more proper clinical work amt-eerwoee.- to do more proper clinical work and-services. and- to do more proper clinical work and services. and by and advanced services. and by mattmg— and advanced services. and by making investment making this big investment totay— making this big investment totay, were— making this big investment today, we're going to enable met— today, we're going to enable met-eo— today, we're going to enable ttet-eo ttat- today, we're going to enable just-so that will. today, we're going to enable. just-so that will take just that. and so that will take eomeltte— just that. and so that will take some .the pressure- just that. and so that will take some the pressure off some of the pressure off ptarmaetee— some of the pressure off pharmacies well as taking the pharmacies as well as taking the peeere ott— pharmacies as well as taking the pressure off gps. _ pharmacies as well as taking the pressure off gps. k pressure off gps. however, nhs, gp anita raja told us she's sceptical of the new plans. you know, and i know that at the moment there are so many hundreds of pharmacies have already closed down. i mean , you

already closed down. i mean, you know, already closed down. i mean, you mow-tte— already closed down. i mean, you tmowltte trme— already closed down. i mean, you know,.the time this— already closed down. i mean, you know,.the time this-going. know, by the time this is going to.implemented,_ know, by the time this is going to implemented, we may not to be implemented, we may not tave— to be implemented, we may not tawelptarmaoy— to be implemented, we may not havelpharmacy-us.- to be implemented, we may not have pharmacy us. so have a pharmacy near us. so ewerytoty— have a pharmacy near us. so everybody-under- have a pharmacy near us. so everybody under a lot of everybody is under a lot of pee so— everybody is under a lot of pressure. so we— everybody is under a lot of pressure. so we need to really, reatty— pressure. so we need to really, really,_towards- really, really work towards eapaetty— really, really work towards eapaetty .— really, really work towards capacity , capacity, retrain , capacity, capacity, retrain, reerttt— capacity, capacity, retrain, recruit and,— capacity, capacity, retrain, recruit and, you know , and value recruit and, you know, and value your— recruit and, you know, and value your team— recruit and, you know, and value your health care— recruit and, you know, and value your health care staff . kits; your health care staff. the met totte— your health care staff. the met tottoe eaye— your health care staff. the met tottoe eaye tt— your health care staff. the met police says it regrets arresting six anti—monarchy protesters ahead of the coronation. the force confirmed the individuals face no further action after being stopped on saturday under the new public order act. one of those detained included the leader of the group republic, who says he has since received an apology. scotland yard says 52 of the 64 arrests made during the coronation relate to individuals who they believe were going to disrupt the event . vladimir putin says the west is sowing hatred and russophobia against his country. in a speech dunng against his country. in a speech during the annual victory day parade in moscow. the russian president says a so—called real war is being waged right now and

claims his country is defending its sovereignty. putin has also accused the west of forgetting who defeated the and compared ukrainian people to hostages to the ambitions of the west . but the ambitions of the west. but german chancellor olaf scholz says the european union must not be intimidated by moscow's showcasing of military power . showcasing of military power. well, vladimir putin's speech comes as russia fired a cruise missile strikes in ukraine this morning. smoke trails from explosions have been seen in kyiv with local officials saying their air defence systems shot up most of the missiles down. meanwhile european commission president ursula von der leyen has arrived in kyiv for talks with president zelenskyy this morning . a barge which will be morning. a barge which will be used to house migrants arriving in dorset has arrived in uk waters . the government confirmed waters. the government confirmed it's signed a deal to use the bibi stockholm , which can bibi stockholm, which can accommodate around 500 people.

the three storey barge will be used for at least 18 months as migrants wait for their asylum claims to be processed. labour described the plan as evidence of failure . sir keir starmer of failure. sir keir starmer will warn his shadow cabinet the hardest part lies ahead following wins for labour in the local elections . the labour local elections. the labour leader will say his party would create a big reforming government rather than relying on the conservatives unpopularity. the party is expected to unveil reforms in education, clean power and the nhs in the coming weeks. education, clean power and the nhs in the coming weeks . sir nhs in the coming weeks. sir keir is expected to meet the 22 new labour council leaders later today. new labour council leaders later today . around 700,000 households today. around 700,000 households across the uk missed rent or mortgage payments last month. consumer group, which says around 1 in 20 renters missed a payment in april 6 in 10 people reported making lifestyle changes to cover essential spending, including dipping into savings, selling possessions or

borrowing . ambulance workers in borrowing. ambulance workers in the south—east are set to strike as the union escalates its industrial action over pay. unite's members employed at south central and south east coast ambulance service nhs trust will strike until 10 pm. tonight. last month the members rejected the government's offer of a lump sum cash payment and a 5% pay rise. members of the other health unions accepted the offer . meanwhile the offer. meanwhile the government's legislation on striking laws will have its final reading in parliament today. the new bill would see workers required to give a minimum level of service during industrial action. the trades union congress says this would mean five and one half million workers could face losing the right to strike and face losing theirjobs right to strike and face losing their jobs if they refuse to comply . their jobs if they refuse to comply. birmingham airport has been named the worst in the uk for flight delays for the second yearin for flight delays for the second year in a row. the civil aviation authority says departures from the airport were on average half an hour behind

schedule last year. that's more than twice as long as the previous year. but the airport says it is running smoothly this time . this is gb news. more from time. this is gb news. more from me shortly. now, though, it's back to andrew and . back to andrew and. bev so the prime minister is launching a big new plan . this launching a big new plan. this is to design to free up 7 mttttom— is to design to free up 7 million gp— is to design to free up 7 million gp appointments. a year, etteotwety— million gp appointments. a year, etteotwety to — million gp appointments. a year, effectively to encourage us to go to — effectively to encourage us to go to tte — effectively to encourage us to go to the pharmacy for treatment for-conditions- go to the pharmacy for treatment for-conditions such- go to the pharmacy for treatment for conditions such as for common conditions such as got— for common conditions such as got ttem— for common conditions such as we've got them listed here taraete. — we've got them listed here earache. earache shingles, ettmgtee— earache. earache shingles, shingles, throat, sinusitis shingles, sore throat, sinusitis , tmteotet— shingles, sore throat, sinusitis , infected insect— shingles, sore throat, sinusitis , infected insect bites, uncomplicated urinary tract tmteottome— uncomplicated urinary tract infections. how— uncomplicated urinary tract infections. how do you know if it's uncomplicated? and how on eartt— it's uncomplicated? and how on eartt woutt— it's uncomplicated? and how on earth would you— it's uncomplicated? and how on earth would you know that guarttam— earth would you know that guarttam eay— earth would you know that guardian say uncomplicated . i'm guardian say uncomplicated. i'm eorry— guardian say uncomplicated. i'm eorry .— guardian say uncomplicated. i'm eorry . wto-e— guardian say uncomplicated. i'm eorry . wto-e gotmg— guardian say uncomplicated. i'm sorry . who's going to know if sorry. who's going to know if tte— sorry. who's going to know if it's uncomplicated ? " it's uncomplicated? this is one of it's uncomplicated? this is one at tte— it's uncomplicated? this is one of the issues, i suppose. well earlier, the minister for

primary care, neil o'brien told gb news that the government was making positive progress in expanding the role of pharmacies. there are more pharmacies. there are more pharmacies than there were when we came to office, and this investment that we're making today of another 645 million is exactly responding to those pressures. and it's responding to eometttmg— pressures. and it's responding to something that— pressures. and it's responding to something that a- ”tits: and it's responding to something that a lot of pharmacists— to something that a lot of pharmacists have said to me, wttot— pharmacists have said to me, wttot te— pharmacists have said to me, which is that— pharmacists have said to me, which is that they they want to do which is that they they want to to more— which is that they they want to to ttey— which is that they they want to do more. they want to do more proper—amt- proper clinical work and atwamoet— proper clinical work and advanced-.- proper clinical work and advanced . and proper clinical work and. advanced-. and by proper clinical work and- advanced-. and by making advanced services. and by making this advanced services. and by making ttte—totay- advanced services. and by making ttte—totay .- advanced services. and by making this—today , we're. this big investment today, we're going— this big investment today, we're gotmg-tuet— this big investment today, we're gotmg-tuet ttat- this big investment today, we're gotmg-tuet ttat .- this big investment today, we're going just that . and going to enable just that. and so going to enable just that. and eo-tate— going to enable just that. and so _take some- going to enable just that. and so _take some of- going to enable just that. and so take some of the so that will take some of the pressure pharmacies as well pressure off pharmacies as well as_pressure off- pressure off pharmacies as well as pressure off gps. as taking the pressure off gps. tut— as taking the pressure off gps. tut-otter— as taking the pressure off gps. but-other-that- as taking the pressure off gps. but other that we're but the other thing that we're tomg— but the other thing that we're totmg totay— but the other thing that we're totmg totay te— but the other thing that we're doing today is making another big investment,— doing today is making another big investment, £240 big investment, about £240 mttttom— big investment, about £240 million-new— big investment, about £240 million new technology million in new technology for ers— million in new technology for ops-we— million in new technology for ops-we mow- million in new technology for gps-we know it's. million in new technology for gps we know it's so gps because we know it's so truetrattmg— frustrating for people and reatty— frustrating for people and reatty-you- frustrating for people and really you ring really terrible if you ring your gp really terrible if you ring your ot-oam-t— really terrible if you ring your ot-oam-t get- really terrible if you ring your gp can't get through. gp and you can't get through. amt— gp and you can't get through. amt-wty— gp and you can't get through. amt-wty were- gp and you can't get through. and why we're spending and that's why we're spending the equivalent— and that's why we're spending the equivalent of— and that's why we're spending the equivalent of about £60,000 per—teotmotogyl per practise on new technology so per practise on new technology eo-we— per practise on new technology eo-we upgrate— per practise on new technology so we upgrade phones. so that we upgrade their phones. so so that we upgrade their phones. so-get— so that we upgrade their phones. so-get am— so that we upgrade their phones. so-get an engaged. so that we upgrade their phones. so get an engaged tone so you never get an engaged tone agatm. — so you never get an engaged tone agatm. .we— so you never get an engaged tone agatm-we ateo— so you never get an engaged tone again.-we also give- so you never get an engaged tone again. we also give them again. and we also give them reatty— again. and we also give them reatty goot— again. and we also give them really good online access, partly— really good online access, partty to— really good online access, partty to-up- really good online access, partly to up the phones and partly to free up the phones and partly— partly to free up the phones and partty teauee— partly to free up the phones and partly because that's a really oomwemmt— partly because that's a really convenient way— partly because that's a really convenient way getting in convenient way of getting in

out— convenient way of getting in touot-your— convenient way of getting in touch .your gp - convenient way of getting in touch your gp well for touch with your gp as well for a lot touch with your gp as well for a tot ot— touch with your gp as well for a tot ot peopte. — touch with your gp as well for a tot ot peopte. so— touch with your gp as well for a lot of people. so as— touch with your gp as well for a lot of people. so as well as the big— lot of people. so as well as the big investment— lot of people. so as well as the big investment in— lot of people. so as well as the big investment in pharmacy to tate— big investment in pharmacy to take—were- take the pressure off, we're ateo— take the pressure off, we'rei also _technology take the pressure off, we're- also _technology and also investing in technology and ateo— also investing in technology and ateoo—- also investing in technology and ateoo— growtmgl also going to carry on growing the appointments the number of appointments and growtmg—wett. l the number of appointments and growtmg—wett. i growing the workforce as well. wett. — growing the workforce as well. wett. ttat— growing the workforce as well. well, that was— growing the workforce as well. well, that was the— growing the workforce as well. well, that was the primary- growing the workforce as well. well, that was the primary care minister for primary care neil o'brien gb news o'brien talking to gb news earlier. but joining us now, gb news reporter news is political reporter olivia mahoney. olivia , olivia utley mahoney. olivia, good morning. they've still got the union flags flying morning . the union flags flying morning. yeah, they've got not taken down the bunting yet. i see they've had weekend as all us had a busy weekend as all of us have have done . olivia do have have done. olivia do we know detail of this? is know the detail of this? is there any resistance to this policy of pharmacists being able to prescribe . well, essentially to prescribe. well, essentially the to prescribe. well, essentially tte tetatt— to prescribe. well, essentially the detail is— to prescribe. well, essentially the detail is that— to prescribe. well, essentially the detail is that 645- f well, essentially the detail is that 645 million is the detail is that 645 million te gotmg— the detail is that 645 million te gotmg to— the detail is that 645 million te gotmg to te— the detail is that 645 million is going to be invested in the meat— is going to be invested in the meat two— is going to be invested in the next two years— is going to be invested in the next two years to _ is going to be invested in the next two years to allow pharmacies— next two years to allow pharmacies more budgets to be atte— pharmacies more budgets to be atte to— pharmacies more budgets to be able to prescribe— pharmacies more budgets to be able to prescribe to the pattemte— able to prescribe to the patients of _ able to prescribe to the patients of those seven common eomttttome— patients of those seven common conditions that— patients of those seven common conditions that you— patients of those seven common conditions that you listed ttere.— conditions that you listed ttere. tte— conditions that you listed there. the idea- conditions that you listed there. the idea is that it's going— there. the idea is that it's gotmg to— there. the idea is that it's gotmg to tree— there. the idea is that it's going to free up up to 30,000 gp appotmtmemte— going to free up up to 30,000 gp appotmtmemte a— going to free up up to 30,000 gp appointments a day. resistance is appointments a day. resistance te ttat— appointments a day. resistance

te ttat wett— appointments a day. resistance te ttat wett .— appointments a day. resistance is that well , 30,000 gp is that well, 30,000 gp appointments- is that well, 30,000 gp appointments is a lot and should do appointments is a lot and should to eometttmg— appointments is a lot and should do something to— appointments is a lot and should do something to to, help end the 8 do something to to, help end the to am— do something to to, help end the 8 am. scramble— do something to to, help end the 8 am. scramble as— do something to to, help end the 8 am. scramble as it's called. tweryome— 8 a.m. scramble as it's called. everyone having— 8 am. scramble as it's called. everyone having to call their gp at otto— everyone having to call their gp at 8:00 m— everyone having to call their gp at 8:00 m tte— everyone having to call their gp at 8:00 in the morning. otterwtee— at 8:00 in the morning. otherwise not- at 8:00 in the morning. otherwise not standing a chance of otherwise not standing a chance ot getttmg— otherwise not standing a chance ot getttmg am— otherwise not standing a chance of getting an appointment. but it's of getting an appointment. but tt-e omty— of getting an appointment. but tt-e omty eto— of getting an appointment. but we omty ow ot— of getting an appointment. but it's only 3% of the total number of it's only 3% of the total number ot ot— it's only 3% of the total number of gp appointments in demand. so it's of gp appointments in demand. so tt-e mot— of gp appointments in demand. so we mot gotmg— of gp appointments in demand. so we mot gotmg to— of gp appointments in demand. so it's not going to make a massive of gp appointments in demand. so itmassiveting to make a massive of gp appointments in demand. so itmassive difference (e a massive of gp appointments in demand. so itmassive difference to a massive of gp appointments in demand. so itmassive difference to thatissive , massive difference to that m eoramtte— , massive difference to that m scramble and— , massive difference to that m scramble and it's— , massive difference to that m scramble and it's not going to it's scramble and it's not going to tt-e mot— scramble and it's not going to tt-e mot a— scramble and it's not going to it's not a silver— scramble and it's not going to it's not a silver bullet to fix tte— it's not a silver bullet to fix tte ot— it's not a silver bullet to fix the gp problems- it's not a silver bullet to fix the gp problems that we have. tte— the gp problems that we have. tte otter— the gp problems that we have. the other issue— the gp problems that we have. the other issue which could tutt— the other issue which could tuttt up— the other issue which could build up problems for rishi sumat— build up problems for rishi sunak-down- build up problems for rishi sunak down line is sunak later down the line is ttat— sunak later down the line is ttatleouree— sunak later down the line is that-course gps- sunak later down the line is that course gps are supposed that of course gps are supposed to te— that of course gps are supposed to te tte— that of course gps are supposed to te tte eort— that of course gps are supposed to be the sort of— that of course gps are supposed to be the sort of guard of antibiotics— to be the sort of guard of antibiotics and- to be the sort of guard of antibiotics and if you have too mamy— antibiotics and if you have too mamy peopte— antibiotics and if you have too many people being prescribed amttttottoe— many people being prescribed antibiotics by— many people being prescribed antibiotics by pharmacists for ot— antibiotics by pharmacists for some of these— antibiotics by pharmacists for some of these common conditions, ttem— some of these common conditions, ttem you— some of these common conditions, ttem you ooutt— some of these common conditions, then you could end— some of these common conditions, then you could end up with a mass antibiotic— then you could end up with a mass antibiotic resistance prottem— mass antibiotic resistance prottem. so— mass antibiotic resistance problem. so plans like this have teem— problem. so plans like this have teem tattet— problem. so plans like this have been talked about— problem. so plans like this have been talked about for years now. ttere — been talked about for years now. ttere wae— been talked about for years now. there was something very similar utter— there was something very similar umter tony— there was something very similar under tony blair— there was something very similar under tony blair and always at the under tony blair and always at tte-mtmute— under tony blair and always at the-minute have- under tony blair and always at the minute have been the last minute have been etewet— the last minute have been shelved because of problem. shelved because of this problem. tootore— shelved because of this problem. toetore amt— shelved because of this problem. doctors and nurses— shelved because of this problem. doctors and nurses warn that ttere— doctors and nurses warn that ttere ooutt— doctors and nurses warn that there could be— doctors and nurses warn that there could be and scientists, toot— there could be and scientists, p00, ttat— there could be and scientists, too, that there— there could be and scientists, too, that there could be it ooutt— too, that there could be it could lead— too, that there could be it could lead to— too, that there could be it

could lead to a- too, that there could be it could lead to a massive up lift in antibiotic— could lead to a massive up lift in antibiotic resistance . so in antibiotic resistance. so ttoee— in antibiotic resistance. so ttoee are— in antibiotic resistance. so those are the— in antibiotic resistance. so those are the issues . the other those are the issues. the other tte— those are the issues. the other tte otter— those are the issues. the other the other issue— those are the issues. the other the other issue that the king's tutt— the other issue that the king's tumt tae— the other issue that the king's fund has mentioned is that what ooutt— fund has mentioned is that what eoutt tappem— fund has mentioned is that what eoutt tappem te— fund has mentioned is that what could happen is these people go to-pharmacists,_ could happen is these people go to pharmacists, get to their pharmacists, get preeerttet— to their pharmacists, get prescribed it prescribed these antibiotics. it toeem-t— prescribed these antibiotics. it toeem-t wort— prescribed these antibiotics. it doesn't work whatever doesn't work for whatever. reason,_problem doesn't work for whatever- reason,_problem is reason, because the problem is more complicated— reason, because the problem is more complicated than they might tave— more complicated than they might tawe-ae— more complicated than they might tawe-ae you— more complicated than they might have as you mentioned, have believed. as you mentioned, amtrew— andrew, very difficult to know wtetter— andrew, very difficult to know whether—tract - whether your urinary tract tmteettom — whether your urinary tract infection not. infection is complicated or not. amt— infection is complicated or not. amt tteee— infection is complicated or not. and these people— infection is complicated or not. and these people just end up going— and these people just end up gotmg to— and these people just end up gotmg to-taot— and these people just end up going to-back of- and these people just end up going to back of the gp going to the back of the gp amyway. — going to the back of the gp amyway. lttere - going to the back of the gp anyway. there few anyway. so there are a few issues with _ anyway. so there are a few issues with it.— anyway. so there are a few issues with it. but on the whole team— issues with it. but on the whole teattt groupe— issues with it. but on the whole health groups welcomed the health groups have welcomed the trtme— health groups have welcomed the prime announcement . prime minister's announcement. but prime minister's announcement. tut-teae.— prime minister's announcement. but-issue, olivia,- prime minister's announcement. but-issue, olivia, of- but one big issue, olivia, of course of pharmacies course the number of pharmacies that closing the mail that are closing the mail reports today, 160 in england have closed in the last two years because of the funding arrangement they've got nhs arrangement they've got with nhs england good look england. that's not a good look when trying to and when we're trying to expand and the role pharmacies is . the role of pharmacies is. well, exactly. rishi sunak has eart— well, exactly. rishi sunak has eatt ttat— well, exactly. rishi sunak has said that there— well, exactly. rishi sunak has said that there will be more tumttmg— said that there will be more tumttmg tor— said that there will be more funding for pharmacies over the meat— funding for pharmacies over the meat ooupte— funding for pharmacies over the meat ooupte ot— funding for pharmacies over the next couple of years, but the worry, — next couple of years, but the worry, ot— next couple of years, but the worry, of course,— next couple of years, but the worry, of course, is that the tumttmg— worry, of course, is that the tumttmg ttat— worry, of course, is that the funding that he's putting in now will funding that he's putting in now wttt etmpty— funding that he's putting in now will simply mitigate against the toee— will simply mitigate against the toee ot— will simply mitigate against the

loss of funding— will simply mitigate against the loss of funding in— will simply mitigate against the loss of funding in recent years. so loss of funding in recent years. so wet— loss of funding in recent years. so wet omty— loss of funding in recent years. so we'll only get— loss of funding in recent years. so we'll only get back to where we were a few years ago. and if tte— we were a few years ago. and if tte-ot— we were a few years ago. and if the-of pharmacies- we were a few years ago. and if the of pharmacies now the role of pharmacies is now maeewety— the role of pharmacies is now massively expanding rishi massively expanding as rishi sumat— massively expanding as rishi sunak promising, then there's sunak is promising, then there's a-ttat— sunak is promising, then there's a-ttat ttat— sunak is promising, then there's a-that that won't- sunak is promising, then there's a that that won't be a worry that that won't be emougt. — a worry that that won't be emougt. ltte— a worry that that won't be enough. the same time, rishi enough. at the same time, rishi sumat— enough. at the same time, rishi sunak-investing- enough. at the same time, rishi sunak investing more sunak erg is investing more momey— sunak erg is investing more momey m— sunak erg is investing more momey m or— sunak erg is investing more money in gp training, and he's eaytmg— money in gp training, and he's eaytmg ttat— money in gp training, and he's eaytmg ttat too— money in gp training, and he's saying that 50% there will be too— saying that 50% there will be too moe— saying that 50% there will be too ot— saying that 50% there will be 50% more gp training places awattatte— 50% more gp training places available in— 50% more gp training places available in the— 50% more gp training places available in the next couple of yeare— available in the next couple of yeare .— available in the next couple of yeare . tut— available in the next couple of years. but again,— available in the next couple of years. but again, because gp mumtere— years. but again, because gp numbers are now— years. but again, because gp numbers are now pretty low and we mow— numbers are now pretty low and we know ttat— numbers are now pretty low and we know that gps— numbers are now pretty low and we know that gps often work very part— we know that gps often work very part trme— we know that gps often work very part ttme toure— we know that gps often work very part ttme toure .— we know that gps often work very part time hours , it— we know that gps often work very part time hours , it could be part time hours, it could be ttat— part time hours, it could be ttat tte— part time hours, it could be that the this— part time hours, it could be that the this this extra funding etmpty— that the this this extra funding etmpty toeem-t— that the this this extra funding simply doesn't make up the etorttatt— simply doesn't make up the etorttatt . — simply doesn't make up the shortfall . okay.- simply doesn't make up the shortfall . cue/say simply doesn't make up the shortfall . " simply doesn't make up the shortfall . cue/say “emf shortfall. okay. thanks so much, olivia olivia utley there at downing street. well, joining us now is the health and social affairs editor at the sunday express, lucy johnston. good morning, lucy . we've sort of morning, lucy. we've sort of greeting this news with enthusiasm . it seems like a enthusiasm. it seems like a triumph of common sense . we've triumph of common sense. we've been supporting pharmacists on this show for months, but is it going to make any actual difference to the patients experience ? well, that is

experience? well, that is a very,— experience? well, that is a very, very— experience? well, that is a very, very good— rs;"rt.rs;7’ well, that is a very, very good question. on the tatt— very, very good question. on the tamt, tte— very, very good question. on the one hand, it's good— very, very good question. on the one hand, it's good that the gowemmemt— one hand, it's good that the government has— one hand, it's good that the government has recognised the protteme— government has recognised the protteme ttat— government has recognised the problems that gps are facing and ttey— problems that gps are facing and ttey are— problems that gps are facing and ttey m— problems that gps are facing and ttey m a— problems that gps are facing and they are in a crisis— problems that gps are facing and they are in a crisis and they do carry— they are in a crisis and they do carry out— they are in a crisis and they do carry out too— they are in a crisis and they do carry out 90% of— they are in a crisis and they do carry out 90% of the work of the we — carry out 90% of the work of the we so — carry out 90% of the work of the we so tt— carry out 90% of the work of the we so tt tte— carry out 90% of the work of the nhs. so if the gp— carry out 90% of the work of the nhs. so if the gp practise tatte— nhs. so if the gp practise tatte ttem— nhs. so if the gp practise fails, then in— nhs. so if the gp practise fails, then in it's often said tte— fails, then in it's often said tte wtote— fails, then in it's often said the whole nhs— fails, then in it's often said the whole nhs fails. but in a oomptex— the whole nhs fails. but in a complex system— the whole nhs fails. but in a complex system of flow it's ttttteutt— complex system of flow it's difficult to _ complex system of flow it's difficult to know . and there's difficult to know. and there's teem— difficult to know. and there's teem mo— difficult to know. and there's been no trials— difficult to know. and there's been no trials of— difficult to know. and there's been no trials of this. of tte— been no trials of this. of course it's difficult to know wtetter— course it's difficult to know wtetter tt— course it's difficult to know whether it will— course it's difficult to know whether it will make any difference _ whether it will make any difference and- whether it will make any difference and whether those gp ptaoee— difference and whether those gp ptaoee or— difference and whether those gp places or appointments will just fill places or appointments will just tttt wttt— places or appointments will just fill with other— places or appointments will just fill with other people, with otter— fill with other people, with other problems and it's your pottttoat— other problems and it's your political reporter pointed out ttere— political reporter pointed out ttere ttere— political reporter pointed out there there are— political reporter pointed out there there are concerns because there there are concerns because tte ptarmaotee— there there are concerns because the pharmacies won't have extra tratmtmg— the pharmacies won't have extra tratmtmg to— the pharmacies won't have extra training to deal— the pharmacies won't have extra training to deal with these pattemte— training to deal with these patients and— training to deal with these patients and there are worries ttey— patients and there are worries ttey wot-t— patients and there are worries they won't even— patients and there are worries they won't even have access to tte— they won't even have access to tte tutt— they won't even have access to the full medical— they won't even have access to the full medical record of the pattemte— the full medical record of the pattemte. so— the full medical record of the patients. so allergies, for exampte— patients. so allergies, for exampte .— patients. so allergies, for example , people who may be example, people who may be eemettwe— example, people who may be sensitive to _ example, people who may be sensitive to some— example, people who may be sensitive to some antibiotics or for sensitive to some antibiotics or

tor wtom— sensitive to some antibiotics or for whom maybe _ sensitive to some antibiotics or for whom maybe a— sensitive to some antibiotics or for whom maybe a certain amttttotto— for whom maybe a certain antibiotic worked, the pharmacists- antibiotic worked, the pharmacists may not know this . pharmacists may not know this. amt— pharmacists may not know this. amt wttt— pharmacists may not know this. and with complex— pharmacists may not know this. and with complex patients, they may— and with complex patients, they may te— and with complex patients, they may te gtwmg— and with complex patients, they may be giving them drugs, pertape— may be giving them drugs, pertape ttat— may be giving them drugs, perhaps that might contraindicate or react with the otter— contraindicate or react with the otter truge— contraindicate or react with the other drugs they're on. so it is pertape— other drugs they're on. so it is pertape wattmg— other drugs they're on. so it is perhaps walking a bit of a risky patt— perhaps walking a bit of a risky patt. eome— perhaps walking a bit of a risky path. some people are saying, wtat— path. some people are saying, wtat to— path. some people are saying, wtat to you— path. some people are saying, what do you think ? wm what do you think? what's the putt— what do you think? what's the point here, lucy ? what do point here, lucy? what do pharmacists think? pharmacists think about this? this is going to be a lot more work for them. a lot more work. and you can imagine also they're going to get some, dare i say it, difficult patients who bombard the doctor's with calls the doctor's surgery with calls and the government says there's going to be more money. but their money been their money they've been receiving last couple of receiving in the last couple of years has been cut back . that's years has been cut back. that's right. and pharmacists i've tattet— right. and pharmacists i've tattet to— right. and pharmacists i've tattet to a— right. and pharmacists i've talked to a few— ” g and pharmacists i've talked to a few recently about me.— talked to a few recently about ttte. ttey— talked to a few recently about ttte. ttey eay— talked to a few recently about this. they say they have about a tttttom— this. they say they have about a billion funding— this. they say they have about a billion funding debt over the taet— billion funding debt over the taet tem— billion funding debt over the last ten years. _ billion funding debt over the last ten years. and they also potmt— last ten years. and they also potmt out— last ten years. and they also point out that— last ten years. and they also point out that over the last decade, — point out that over the last decade, there _ point out that over the last decade, there has been about 10% of decade, there has been about 10% ot ptarmaotee— decade, there has been about 10% of pharmacies who _ decade, there has been about 10% of pharmacies who which have otoeet. —

of pharmacies who which have otoeet. amt— of pharmacies who which have closed. and that's— of pharmacies who which have closed. and that's to do with tte— closed. and that's to do with tte tumttmg— closed. and that's to do with the funding arrangement with the gwmm.ermet — the funding arrangement with the government. the— the funding arrangement with the government. the government has cut government. the government has out momey— government. the government has out momey to— government. the government has cut money to pharmacists, so ttey— cut money to pharmacists, so ttey cam-t— cut money to pharmacists, so they can't recoup— cut money to pharmacists, so they can't recoup everything ttat— they can't recoup everything ttat ttey— they can't recoup everything that they would _ they can't recoup everything that they would pay for in drugs and that they would pay for in drugs amt ateo— that they would pay for in drugs amt ateo to— that they would pay for in drugs and also to do— that they would pay for in drugs and also to do with inflation preeeuree so— and also to do with inflation pressures. so they say they're on pressures. so they say they're om ttetr— pressures. so they say they're on their knees.— pressures. so they say they're on their knees. they say that ttey— on their knees. they say that ttey oat-t— on their knees. they say that they can't take— on their knees. they say that they can't take on any extra wok, — they can't take on any extra work, although _ they can't take on any extra work, although they would like to te— work, although they would like to te gtwem— work, although they would like to be given more— work, although they would like to be given more responsibility . ttey— to be given more responsibility . ttey to— to be given more responsibility . ttey to watt— to be given more responsibility . they do want to— to be given more responsibility . they do want to be more part of . they do want to be more part ot tte— . they do want to be more part of the health— . they do want to be more part of the health care— . they do want to be more part of the health care system. but ttere-e— of the health care system. but ttere-e mo— of the health care system. but there's no point— of the health care system. but there's no point in in doing ttat— there's no point in in doing ttat tt— there's no point in in doing that if they're _ there's no point in in doing that if they're sitting on the edge— that if they're sitting on the edge ot— that if they're sitting on the etge ot tte— that if they're sitting on the edge of the health care system, if edge of the health care system, tt you— edge of the health care system, tt you tte,— edge of the health care system, tt you tte, tt— edge of the health care system, if you like, if they're not tutty— if you like, if they're not fully integrated into the it network,— fully integrated into the it network, which _ fully integrated into the it network, which as we've seen yeare , te— network, which as we've seen over years , is pretty appalling. over years, is pretty appalling. it over years, is pretty appalling. tt toeem-t— over years, is pretty appalling. it doesn't not— over years, is pretty appalling. it doesn't not communicate with me— it doesn't not communicate with ttte ot— it doesn't not communicate with ttte ot n,— it doesn't not communicate with bits of it, don't— it doesn't not communicate with bits of it, don't communicate wttt— bits of it, don't communicate wttt otter— bits of it, don't communicate with other bits. _ bits of it, don't communicate with other bits. so it's going to te— with other bits. so it's going to be difficult— with other bits. so it's going to be difficult for them to aetuatty— to be difficult for them to aetuatty to— to be difficult for them to actually do this role and that extra— actually do this role and that extra momey— actually do this role and that extra money won't fill the gap ttat— extra money won't fill the gap ttat ttey— extra money won't fill the gap ttat ttey eay— extra money won't fill the gap that they say they've lost . that they say they've lost. ateotutety. — that they say they've lost. absolutely. all— that they say they've lost. absolutely. all right.- that they say they've lost. absolutely. all right. thank you very much, lucy johnston there from the sunday express. just great, doesn't it, on : just great, doesn't it, on paper. but

wtet— great, doesn't it, on paper. but wtem you— great, doesn't it, on paper. but when you think— great, doesn't it, on paper. but when you think there's the tumttmg— when you think there's the funding issues— when you think there's the funding issues have already got and funding issues have already got amt ttte— funding issues have already got and this money— funding issues have already got and this money is— funding issues have already got and this money is going to be awattatte— and this money is going to be available over— and this money is going to be available over two years, it's mot— available over two years, it's mot-to— available over two years, it's mot-to trot— available over two years, it's not-to kick-until. available over two years, it's not to kick until the not going to kick in until the wtmtep— not going to kick in until the tuna, wty— not going to kick in until the winter, why not— not going to kick in until the winter, why not now? get with winter, why not now? get on with it. winter, why not now? get on with t. -we— winter, why not now? get on with t. -wae at— winter, why not now? get on with it. _was at stuart- winter, why not now? get on withi it. _was at stuart busby's it. when i was at stuart busby's my pharmacist, me in my pharmacist, she took me in the back room and she said, look at this just recently, and the list drugs on wall and list of drugs on the wall and what paying for them what they are paying for them from companies compared from the drug companies compared to what the government will reimburse them. and they're to what the government will reimbura them. and they're to what the government will reimbura lossn. and they're to what the government will reimbura loss ontnd they're to what the government will reimbura loss on nearly y're to what the government will reimbura loss on nearly all making a loss on nearly all these drugs. so there's definitely to this definitely a bit more to this well, a bit more on this. and also fallout from last also the fallout from last week's let's talk to week's elections. let's talk to conservative polling conservative peer and polling analyst hayward. analyst lord robert hayward. there how are you, there he is. how are you, toterte— there he is. how are you, robert? morning. well, robert? good morning. well, totem— robert? good morning. well, totem-amt- robert? good morning. well, totem-amt t- robert? good morning. well, robert, and i know robert? good morning. well,- robert,-and i know all robert, were you and i know all atout— robert, were you and i know all about expectation— robert, were you and i know all about expectation management, tom-t— about expectation management, tom-twe— about expectation management, tom-t wttt— about expectation management, don't we, with polls the don't we, with polls and the tortee— don't we, with polls and the. tories—suggesting, tories seem to be suggesting, 0h, tories seem to be suggesting, oi1,—1000,- tories seem to be suggesting, own—woo, but. tories seem to be suggesting, 0h,_1000, but we| oh, it could be 1000, but we really— oh, it could be 1000, but we realty-was- oh, it could be 1000, but we really-was goingi oh, it could be 1000, but we. really _was going to really thought it was going to be-were— really thought it was going to be-were going- really thought it was going to be-were going to- really thought it was going to be were going to lose 500 be they were going to lose 500 sts — be they were going to lose 500 seats. - actually— be they were going to lose 500 seats. - actuallylwas - be they were going to lose 500 seats. actually was at seats. but actually it was at the— seats. but actually it was at the worst— seats. but actually it was at the worst-of— seats. but actually it was at the worst-of the- seats. but actually it was at the worst of the expectation the worst end of the expectation was-test— the worst end of the expectation was-lost closer— the worst end of the expectation was-lost closer-100 - was they lost closer to 100 set — was they lost closer to 100 seets ate— was they lost closer to 100 seats. are they— was they lost closer to 100 seats. are they did and it was a tee— seats. are they did and it was a bet resett— seats. are they did and it was a bad result for— seats. are they did and it was a bad result for the _ bad result for the conservatives. “tit; bad result for the - conservatives. there's no question about that. it was a good for labour a good result for labour and a very result for the liberal very good result for the liberal democrats. how much do we

democrats. do you how much do we steett— democrats. do you how much do we sheet-teet— democrats. do you how much do we should . read into _ democrats. do you how much do we should-read into it,— “juif do you how much do we should read into it, though, should we read into it, though, tetett— should we read into it, though, robert, because— should we read into it, though, robert, because turnout is very tow— robert, because turnout is very low-elections. - robert, because turnout is very low-elections. i- robert, because turnout is very low elections. i know low at local elections. i know a lot low at local elections. i know a tot-peopte— low at local elections. i know a lot-people who've- low at local elections. i know a lot people who've just stayed lot of people who've just stayed at lot of people who've just stayed et—ttey-te- lot of people who've just stayed et—ttey-te tetl lot of people who've just stayed et—ttey-te tet upl at home because they're fed up wttt— at home because they're fed up wttt-tettes— at home because they're fed up with-tories, but— at home because they're fed up with tories, but they would with the tories, but they would pretetty— with the tories, but they would ptetetty vete— with the tories, but they would probably vote differently at a eeeetet— probably vote differently at a eeeetet-. - probably vote differently at a eeeetet-. 0h,- probably vote differently at a. general-. oh, there's probably vote differently at a- general-. oh, there's no general election. oh, there's no question that people, as you say, vote differently at local elections from general elections as you always get a tightening in terms of the opinion polls between in 18 months out and the general election , which i expect general election, which i expect to be in october next year. so we shouldn't read too much into it. but equally we should recognise that the message is very clear. there to the government and will boost the morale of the other political parties, including the likes of the greens, for example . we've the greens, for example. we've seen rishi sunak— the greens, for example. we've seen rishi sunak quite- the greens, for example. we've seen rishi sunak quite a- coins“; cute? we've seen rishi sunak quite a bit of a seen rishi sunak quite a bit of e steere— seen rishi sunak quite a bit of a charm offensive— seen rishi sunak quite a bit of a charm offensive over the weekend— a charm offensive over the weekend and— a charm offensive over the weekend and lord hayward pettteetetty— weekend and lord hayward particularly yesterday, and the tetptne— particularly yesterday, and the tetptng eet— particularly yesterday, and the tetptng eet en— particularly yesterday, and the helping out on a— particularly yesterday, and the helping out on a day when he was vetenteettne— helping out on a day when he was vetenteettne .— helping out on a day when he was volunteering . how— helping out on a day when he was volunteering . how important is volunteering. how important is his volunteering. how important is tts tts— volunteering. how important is tts tts tmeee— volunteering. how important is his his image to— volunteering. how important is

his his image to the public going— his his image to the public getng te— his his image to the public getng to te— his his image to the public getng to te tn— his his image to the public going to be in the next 18 meettse— going to be in the next 18 months? can— going to be in the next 18 months? can he rescue the conservative _ months? can he rescue the conservative party in the minds of conservative party in the minds et tte— conservative party in the minds et tte tes— conservative party in the minds of the voters ? _ conservative party in the minds of the voters ? �*ft�*tzgc ' z cc of the voters? well, andrew will know what i'm going to say next, which is, please call me robert. but but the it's striking rishi sunak has a better rating with the public than the tory party he and keir starmer has a worse rating than the labour party with the public. so the possibility is for the tories hopefully that that rishi sunak is able to drag the conservatives up in a way that they haven't succeeded up to now, but they've only got 18 months left and problem is of course, robert, the economy stupid. that's what we all talk eteet— stupid. that's what we all talk eteet, ten-t— stupid. that's what we all talk about, don't we?— stupid. that's what we all talk about, don't we? the- t: that's what we all talk about, don't we? the cost of ttvtne— about, don't we? the cost of ttvtng ettsts— about, don't we? the cost of living crisis is— about, don't we? the cost of living crisis is still very real for living crisis is still very real tee ment— living crisis is still very real for many people. inflation is stttt— for many people. inflation is stttt tn— for many people. inflation is still in double— for many people. inflation is still in double figures and pessttty— still in double figures and possibly interest rates are going— possibly interest rates are getng te— possibly interest rates are getng te ge— possibly interest rates are getng to go up— possibly interest rates are going to go up again, which is going— going to go up again, which is going-people- going to go up again, which is going people hard in going to hit people very hard in the pocket— going to hit people very hard in the pocket . — going to hit people very hard in the pocket . yes,— going to hit people very hard in the pocket . “tit; going to hit people very hard in the pocket. “tit; «so; going to hit people very hard in the pocket. “tit; : the pocket. yes, the key date here is the end of may, where we

get the next inflation figures , get the next inflation figures, which may, if we're lucky. but having said that, we thought that might happen last month, may get inflation markedly down into single figures so that will be potentially a key element. but as you say , interest rates but as you say, interest rates are likely to remain stubbornly high, which is one of the reasons why i think that the election will be out for a pefiod election will be out for a period rather than brought forward . and can i just forward. and can i just intervene and just comment on the question of prescription fees and pharmacies? i have a scar on the back of my hand. a year ago, i cut my hand very badly. i went to nearby pharmacists , both of whom said pharmacists, both of whom said they were not allowed to deal with it. one of them said they could sell me the plasters and all the rest of it, but i had to go out into the street to get somebody to deal with what was a very injury . arnie and so it was very injury. arnie and so it was bleeding profusely. my apologies for the language . um, neither of

for the language. um, neither of the pharmacists were willing to deal with it. i hope that's the sort of thing that can be dealt with because in the end i finished up with the doorkeepers of the house of lords dealing with the injury rather the with the injury rather than the pharmacist. been with pharmacist. and i've been with all respect to the doorkeepers, doing much happier at pharmacists dealt it. pharmacists who dealt with it. and so their logic then, and so was their logic then, tetett— and so was their logic then, tetett, thet— and so was their logic then, robert, that couldn't deal robert, that they couldn't deal wttt—tttn-t- robert, that they couldn't deali with—didn't have with it because they didn't have the with it because they didn't have tte—tmeetntngl the necessary. i'm imagining it's the necessary. i'm imagining tt-sltnsetenee— the necessary. i'm imagining it's insurance issue. they it's an insurance issue. they weet— it's an insurance issue. they weren't indemnified deal with weren't indemnified to deal with thet— weren't indemnified to deal with ttet-et— weren't indemnified to deal with ttet-et inim— weren't indemnified to deal with that-of injury. will- weren't indemnified to deal with that of injury. will this that sort of injury. will this petty— that sort of injury. will this petty-teete- that sort of injury. will this policy-that? i- that sort of injury. will this policy that? i wonder, that sort of injury. will this- policy-that? i wonder, am policy change that? i wonder, am tte— policy change that? i wonder, am we etteety— policy change that? i wonder, am i've already been— policy change that? i wonder, am i've already been involved in communications— i've already been involved in communications with the minister months— communications with the minister meetts tn— communications with the minister over months in relation to this . t-m— over months in relation to this . tm teptng— over months in relation to this . i'm hoping this— over months in relation to this . i'm hoping this is- over months in relation to this . i'm hoping this is exactly the sort of exemption which will be provided. as i say, i've still got the scars on the back of my right hand. a year on it was a it was bleeding very , very it was bleeding very, very profusely . but as it was bleeding very, very profusely. but as i it was bleeding very, very profusely . but as i say, i was profusely. but as i say, i was in the stupid position where the pharmacy said she can't she couldn't deal with it, but she couldn't deal with it, but she could sell me what i needed to treat it. in other words, she was actually directing me to

customers in the shop to go out into the street to deal with a problem which she patently could deal with, whether it was insurance or whether it was rules or whatever, i don't know. but it is clearly the sort of thing which the pharmacists are trained to understand. and we're not talking about a deep cut. it was just bleeding profusely because i'd take torfaen a pretty large flap of skin off the back of my hand. good the good old doorkeepers,- f “t?“t: c: the good old doorkeepers, they are ent— good old doorkeepers, they are men and women— good old doorkeepers, they are men and women of all very eepette— men and women of all very eepette men— men and women of all very capable men and women, aren't ttey,— capable men and women, aren't ttey, tetette — capable men and women, aren't they, robert? they— capable men and women, aren't they, robert? "t; at; t: they, robert? they are. and they said they weren't supposed to be deaung said they weren't supposed to be dealing with it, but in classic tradition, they actually did it and solved the problem . which to and solved the problem. which to say, i do believe you say possibly for insurance reasons, the pharmacists couldn't do. well, hopefully that's all going to get— well, hopefully that's all going to get sorted.— well, hopefully that's all going to get sorted. robert, thanks for to get sorted. robert, thanks tee joining— to get sorted. robert, thanks tee joining us— to get sorted. robert, thanks for joining us. that's robert forjoining us. that's robert hewett,— forjoining us. that's robert hayward, lord— forjoining us. that's robert hayward, lord hayward, the tory petttne— hayward, lord hayward, the tory petttng expert. — hayward, lord hayward, the tory polling expert. that classic, polling expert. that is classic, tset— polling expert. that is classic, test-ete— polling expert. that is classic, tsn-tloe tte-s— polling expert. that is classic, isn't oh, he's great, isn't it? oh, he's great, tetett. — isn't it? oh, he's great, robert. .that- isn't it? oh, he's great, robert. that is classic, robert. but that is classic, tset— robert. but that is classic, tsn-t—ttel isn't it? before why the pharmacies— isn't it? before why the pharmacies should be empowered to

pharmacies should be empowered tte-sett— pharmacies should be empowered te-settltttne— pharmacies should be empowered te-settltttne .- pharmacies should be empowered to-sortlthing . yes,- to do that sort of thing. yes, eet-s— to do that sort of thing. yes, tet-s hope-— to do that sort of thing. yes, let's hope. let's— to do that sort of thing. yes, let's hope. let's just have you tteettne—stepi let's hope. let's just have you. bleeding—shop floor, bleeding all over my shop floor, my ptetmeey— bleeding all over my shop floor, my pharmacy floor. but go out wttt— my pharmacy floor. but go out wttt teet— my pharmacy floor. but go out with your plasters— my pharmacy floor. but go out with your plasters and get someone-put- with your plasters and get someone-put on. someone else to put them on. now:— someone else to put them on. new. stu— someone else to put them on. new. stttt te— someone else to put them on. now, still to come,— someone else to put them on. now, still to come, the- someone else to put them on. now, still to come, the return of the 100% mortgage that's right. liam halligan be right. liam halligan will be here discuss that and much here to discuss that and much more this morning. this to more this morning. this is to the gb news

qualified gp, your you're ttstentne— qualified gp, your you're listening to— qualified gp, your you're listening to gb news radio . c listening to gb news radio. it is listening to gb news radio. it ts me— listening to gb news radio. it ts tozs uetz— listening to gb news radio. it is 1025 ulez to— listening to gb news radio. it is 1025 ulez to the— listening to gb news radio. it is 1025 ulez to the point- listening to gb news radio. it is 1025 ulez to the point on gb news with andrew pierce and bev turner. we're chatting away because liam halligan is here and he just said something completely outrageous. i'm not going to repeat-well- completely outrageous. i'm not going to repeat-well the- going to repeat all well the sennses— going to repeat all well the chances-was- going to repeat all well the chances was broadcast chances are it was broadcast ttve— chances are it was broadcast ttveltne— chances are it was broadcast live-the nation- chances are it was broadcast live the nation because you live to the nation because you never can tell. _ live to the nation because you never can tell. ennis �*00�*5�*13 never can tell. well, the 100% mortgages back building mortgages back skipton building society product to society is offering a product to get their first home. get renters their first home. liam isn't it? we've been there tetore— liam isn't it? we've been there tetste .— liam isn't it? we've been there tetste , ttem.— liam isn't it? we've been there before , liam. we— liam isn't it? we've been there before , liam. we have- 0 fl we've been there before , liam. we have been. before, liam. we have been. tsn-t— before, liam. we have been. set tt— before, liam. we have been. isn't it northern— before, liam. we have been. isn't it northern rock ? isn't it northern rock? the ptetten — isn't it northern rock? the problem-madness. as. isn't it northern rock? the. problem-madness. as many isn't it northern rock? the- problem .madness. as many , problem is madness. as many, many who problem is madness. as many, neny—nns eel many young people who are tenttne— many young people who are tenttng nttt— many young people who are renting will know is you can't get— renting will know is you can't get tne— renting will know is you can't get the deposit— renting will know is you can't get the deposit together because tee-e— get the deposit together because yen-e paying— get the deposit together because ye eeytne se— get the deposit together because you're paying so much on your

rent.— you're paying so much on your rent. se— you're paying so much on your rent. se tnet— you're paying so much on your rent. so that means the majority et— rent. so that means the majority et test— rent. so that means the majority now of first time— rent. so that means the majority now of first time buyers, pentsnteny— now of first time buyers, particularly in- now of first time buyers, particularly in london and the seetn— particularly in london and the seetn eest— particularly in london and the south east and— particularly in london and the south east and just below half across-country,— south east and just below half across-country, as- south east and just below half across country, as a whole, across the country, as a whole, ttey— across the country, as a whole, ttey-retent— across the country, as a whole, they-reliant on _ across the country, as a whole, they-reliant on the- across the country, as a whole, they reliant on the good old they are reliant on the good old tent— they are reliant on the good old tent et— they are reliant on the good old tent et nun— they are reliant on the good old bank of mum and— they are reliant on the good old bank of mum and dad. the average first bank of mum and dad. the average ttst ttme— bank of mum and dad. the average first time buyer— bank of mum and dad. the average first time buyer deposit . now first time buyer deposit. now it's first time buyer deposit. now tt-s-ttte— first time buyer deposit. now tt-s-ttte 5— first time buyer deposit. now tt-s-ttte 5 et— first time buyer deposit. now it's-like 5 or 10- first time buyer deposit. now it's like 5 or 10 grand or it's not like 5 or 10 grand or an amount of— it's not like 5 or 10 grand or an amount of money that an entnety— an amount of money that an ordinary couple— an amount of money that an ordinary couple on ordinary wettes— ordinary couple on ordinary neees mtgtt— ordinary couple on ordinary wages might be able to squirrel teeettet— wages might be able to squirrel together after— wages might be able to squirrel together after 1— wages might be able to squirrel together after 1 or— wages might be able to squirrel together after 1 or 2 years of tent— together after 1 or 2 years of tent sevtne— together after 1 or 2 years of hard saving, the— together after 1 or 2 years of hard saving, the average first ttme— hard saving, the average first ttne teyet— hard saving, the average first time buyer deposit. now is 62.5 etent. — time buyer deposit. now is 62.5 gtent. ttet-s— time buyer deposit. now is 62.5 grand. that's right. you can't ttet. — grand. that's right. you can't save that. you— grand. that's right. you can't save that. you need to be given ttet— save that. you need to be given ttet ttet— save that. you need to be given that that used— save that. you need to be given that that used to— save that. you need to be given that that used to be an exensipve— that that used to be an expensive house. absolutely. so, sne— expensive house. absolutely. so, skip tetten— expensive house. absolutely. so, skip tetten ts— expensive house. absolutely. so, skip button is seeing an eeeennntty— skip button is seeing an opportunity here and they're seytne— opportunity here and they're seytng tet-s— opportunity here and they're saying let's give mortgages nttteet— saying let's give mortgages without deposits. as long as yee— without deposits. as long as ye eet— without deposits. as long as ye get twe— without deposits. as long as you've got two years rental eeynent— you've got two years rental payment record _ you've got two years rental payment record of in your bank account, that's— payment record of in your bank account, that's similar to your neneeee. — account, that's similar to your neneeee. se— account, that's similar to your neneeee. se yee— account, that's similar to your mortgage. so you don't have to ten— mortgage. so you don't have to tten se— mortgage. so you don't have to tten e— mortgage. so you don't have to then use a deposit— mortgage. so you don't have to then use a deposit , they'll then use a deposit, they'll stetee— then use a deposit, they'll stetge yee— then use a deposit, they'll stetge yen e— then use a deposit, they'll charge you a much higher rate of tntetest— charge you a much higher rate of tntetest et— charge you a much higher rate of interest at the— charge you a much higher rate of interest at the moment, like tte— interest at the moment, like ttve ent— interest at the moment, like ttve ent e— interest at the moment, like five and a half— interest at the moment, like five and a half rather than 5, nttst— five and a half rather than 5, wttst nttt— five and a half rather than 5, which will-will- five and a half rather than 5, which will will add up. which will which will add up. tet— which will which will add up. but we— which will which will add up. but we neve— which will which will add up. but we have been here before, as you— but we have been here before, as yee-anten— but we have been here before, as you andrew, because it was

you say, andrew, because it was ttese— you say, andrew, because it was those-mortgages- you say, andrew, because it was. those-mortgages-the those 100% mortgages before the ttnenstet— those 100% mortgages before the financial crisis,— those 100% mortgages before the financial crisis, which meant ttet— financial crisis, which meant ttet tets— financial crisis, which meant ttet tets et— financial crisis, which meant that lots of people bought teses— that lots of people bought houses who— that lots of people bought houses who frankly couldn't ettett — houses who frankly couldn't ettett te — houses who frankly couldn't afford to buy— houses who frankly couldn't afford to buy houses, and then the afford to buy houses, and then tte teestne— afford to buy houses, and then the housing market became a tettte— the housing market became a tettte .— the housing market became a tettte . ant— the housing market became a bubble . and that's what led to a bubble. and that's what led to a big setteese— bubble. and that's what led to a big setteese. se— bubble. and that's what led to a big collapse. so they've got to be seen— big collapse. so they've got to be careful here. _ big collapse. so they've got to be careful here. ' t: big collapse. so they've got to be careful here. q be careful here. and skipton, of course, is a small building. that's right. puts puts on that's right. puts puts them on the there be the map. there could be overwhelmed. they could be overwhelmed. but will overwhelmed. but what will teeeen — overwhelmed. but what will teeeen ts— overwhelmed. but what will teeeen ts ense— : but what will happen is once skipton do it, tten— happen is once skipton do it, tten-ytt— happen is once skipton do it, then _will do- happen is once skipton do it, then-will do it- happen is once skipton do it, then will do it because then others will do it because tte— then others will do it because the regulators— then others will do it because the regulators-be - then others will do it becausei the regulators - be .to then others will do it becausei the rit. ilators - be .to then others will do it becausei the rit. ititors-be-to then others will do it becausei the rit. it will-be .to then others will do it because the rit. it will a be to then others will do it because the rit. it will a floodgate.) stop it. it will be a floodgate. teen— stop it. it will be a floodgate. teen-t— stop it. it will be a floodgate. look,-i believe- look, now, i believe passionately and i've been arguing— passionately and i've been etgntng ett— passionately and i've been etgntng ett ny— passionately and i've been arguing all my adult life for, you— arguing all my adult life for, yee-tenses- arguing all my adult life for, you policies mean you know, policies that mean young— you know, policies that meani yenne—tenes you know, policies that mean- yenne—tenes tt-s young people can buy homes. it's etsetetety— young people can buy homes. it's absolutely what— young people can buy homes. it's absolutely what i'm— young people can buy homes. it's absolutely what i'm about. and my tnsttnst— absolutely what i'm about. and my tnsttnst ts— absolutely what i'm about. and my instinct is to— absolutely what i'm about. and my instinct is to always help test— my instinct is to always help ttst ttme— my instinct is to always help first time buyers. us but the enty— first time buyers. us but the enty eey— first time buyers. us but the enty ney yen— first time buyers. us but the only way you can— first time buyers. us but the only way you can really help test— only way you can really help ttst ttme— only way you can really help first time buyers— only way you can really help first time buyers is to build more homes .— first time buyers is to build more homes . well, glad you more homes. well, glad you nenttenet— more homes. well, glad you mentioned rather than the supply side mentioned rather than the supply stte pettsy— mentioned rather than the supply stte eettsy, yee— mentioned rather than the supply side policy, you supply side policy, you need supply stee— side policy, you need supply side policies— side policy, you need supply side policies to— side policy, you need supply side policies to build more tees— side policies to build more tees net— side policies to build more homes, not juicing up demand by eetttne— homes, not juicing up demand by entttng ee— homes, not juicing up demand by putting more buyers into the nettet— putting more buyers into the nettet et— putting more buyers into the market or help— putting more buyers into the market or help to buy for the same amount— market or help to buy for the same amount of— market or help to buy for the same amount of homes because tenent— same amount of homes because more demand hits— same amount of homes because more demand hits a fixed supply

of more demand hits a fixed supply et teestne— more demand hits a fixed supply et teestne ent— more demand hits a fixed supply of housing and prices go up even t— of housing and prices go up even a big— of housing and prices go up even a tte ew— of housing and prices go up even more. a big row over the tories teset— more. a big row over the tories local election— more. a big row over the tories local election results once 1—1 of local election results once 1—1 et tte— local election results once 1—1 et tte stns— local election results once 1—1 of the chris stoicism's of rishi senet— of the chris stoicism's of rishi sunak because— of the chris stoicism's of rishi sunak because dropped targets sunak because he dropped targets for housebuilding_ sunak because he dropped targets for housebuilding particularly etettenetts— for housebuilding particularly problematic in— for housebuilding particularly problematic in the south—east tteee— problematic in the south—east ntete tte— problematic in the south—east where the tories— problematic in the south—east where the tories did really tetty. — where the tories did really badly. simon— where the tories did really badly. “it“ where the tories did really badly. it“ badly. simon clarke, who was housing secretary under liz truss, i think, says it should be 30,000 more built every year . there a huge row going on . there is a huge row going on in . there is a huge row going on tn tte— . there is a huge row going on tn tte tety— . there is a huge row going on tn tte tety teny— . there is a huge row going on in the tory party at— there is a huge row going on in the tory party at the moment eteet— in the tory party at the moment about whether— in the tory party at the moment about whether they try and out ttntt— about whether they try and out ttntt tte— about whether they try and out nimby, the-dems- about whether they try and out nimby, the dems and the nimby, the lib dems and the seen— nimby, the lib dems and the steen testy— nimby, the lib dems and the steen teny et— nimby, the lib dems and the green party or whether they go for green party or whether they go tee ee— green party or whether they go for more housebuilding . and for more housebuilding. and nettty— for more housebuilding. and nettty, tt-s— for more housebuilding. and weirdly, it's like— for more housebuilding. and weirdly, it's like the central test,— weirdly, it's like the central test, yet— weirdly, it's like the central east, you know,— weirdly, it's like the central east, you know, soft tory reform groupe— east, you know, soft tory reform greet, ene— east, you know, soft tory reform group, one nation— east, you know, soft tory reform group, one nation tories who went— group, one nation tories who went te— group, one nation tories who went te te— group, one nation tories who want to be nimby ist and it's ten— want to be nimby ist and it's tetn nensen— want to be nimby ist and it's iain duncan smith and co and stnen— iain duncan smith and co and simon clarke— iain duncan smith and co and simon clarke and— iain duncan smith and co and simon clarke and the truss ites wte— simon clarke and the truss ites nte went— simon clarke and the truss ites nte went te— simon clarke and the truss ites who want to say,— simon clarke and the truss ites who want to say, no, we need to tettt — who want to say, no, we need to tettt ee— who want to say, no, we need to build more houses,— who want to say, no, we need to build more houses, we need to get ee— build more houses, we need to get seese— build more houses, we need to get seese tn— build more houses, we need to get more space in the ground to try ent— get more space in the ground to try ent senttet— get more space in the ground to try and control house prices by bringing— try and control house prices by tnngtng ee— try and control house prices by bringing more supply to the nettet. — bringing more supply to the market. plenty— bringing more supply to the market. plenty of- bringing more supply to the market. : market. plenty of brownfield sites as well. i'd say to you, andrew,— sites as well. i'd say to you, andrew, ttts— sites as well. i'd say to you, andrew, this the— sites as well. i'd say to you, andrew, this the last- i'd say to you, andrew, this the last pmqs

tetete— andrew, this the last pmqs tetete tte— andrew, this the last pmqs before the local elections rishi senet— before the local elections rishi senet sett— before the local elections rishi sunak said, we're— before the local elections rishi sunak said, we're concreting tte— sunak said, we're concreting over the greenbelt, right? ttet-s— over the greenbelt, right? that's actually- over the greenbelt, right? that's actually factually wrong. tte — that's actually factually wrong. tte greentett— that's actually factually wrong. the greenbelt has more than teettet— the greenbelt has more than teettet tn— the greenbelt has more than doubled in size— the greenbelt has more than doubled in size over the last 30 yees— doubled in size over the last 30 yees ent— doubled in size over the last 30 yes ent t— doubled in size over the last 30 years, and i prove— doubled in size over the last 30 years, and i prove it in my book tene— years, and i prove it in my book nene tetts— years, and i prove it in my book nene tetts .— years, and i prove it in my book home truths . the— years, and i prove it in my book home truths . the greenbelt is home truths. the greenbelt is tets— home truths. the greenbelt is tses et— home truths. the greenbelt is now 13% of the— home truths. the greenbelt is now 13% of the land mass of the uk now 13% of the land mass of the us ent— now 13% of the land mass of the us end nstne— now 13% of the land mass of the uk and rising and— now 13% of the land mass of the uk and rising and total residential— uk and rising and total residential housing. their total acreage, including gardens , is acreage, including gardens, is es— acreage, including gardens, is tess tten— acreage, including gardens, is tess tten 2.— acreage, including gardens, is less than 2. but— acreage, including gardens, is less than 2. but of course, the tttetet— less than 2. but of course, the liberal democrats— less than 2. but of course, the liberal democrats say you can't vete. — liberal democrats say you can't vete. ten— liberal democrats say you can't vote. tory because— liberal democrats say you can't vote. tory because if- liberal democrats say you can't vote. f �*" liberal democrats say you can't vote. f vote. tory because if you vote tory, they're going to build on the greenbelt. that's right. ttet-s— the greenbelt. that's right. ttet-s tent.— the greenbelt. that's right. that's right. it's— gii;ti;’“3i that's right. that's right. it's been happening- - that's right. it's been happening. even vince cable, you knew,— happening. even vince cable, you knew, et— happening. even vince cable, you knew, et ttet— happening. even vince cable, you know, of high priest of the lib teens— know, of high priest of the lib teens-sett— know, of high priest of the lib dems,.said in— know, of high priest of the lib dems,.said in an- know, of high priest of the lib dems, said in an interview dems, he said in an interview nttt— dems, he said in an interview tent-ene— dems, he said in an interview nttt-ene wte- dems, he said in an interview with-one who is- dems, he said in an interview with one who is serious with me, no one who is serious eteet— with me, no one who is serious eteet teestne— with me, no one who is serious about housing provision can fail to about housing provision can fail te—senvetsetteni to have an honest conversation eteet— to have an honest conversation about-greenbelt— to have an honest conversation about greenbelt and that was about the greenbelt and that was an-record quote.- about the greenbelt and that was an record quote. yeah an on the record quote. yeah- even-now are becoming even the tories now are becoming teeny,— even the tories now are becoming teetty, teeny— even the tories now are becoming really, really nimbys . look, really, really nimbys. look, ttere-s— really, really nimbys. look, ttere-s e— really, really nimbys. look, there's a lot— really, really nimbys. look, there's a lot of— really, really nimbys. look, there's a lot of rationality in tene— there's a lot of rationality in tetne e— there's a lot of rationality in being a nimby.— there's a lot of rationality in being a nimby. don't think you being a nimby. i don't think you steett— being a nimby. i don't think you should-pointing— being a nimby. i don't think you should pointing boxy houses should be pointing boxy houses at should be pointing boxy houses et tte— should be pointing boxy houses et tte ent— should be pointing boxy houses et tte ent et— should be pointing boxy houses at the end of nice— should be pointing boxy houses at the end of nice villages. we steett— at the end of nice villages. we steett te— at the end of nice villages. we should be building new we should be building new towns. we steett— should be building new towns. we should-building— should be building new towns. we should building new should be building new settlements, _ settlements, eco friendly teses — settlements, eco friendly houses. we— settlements, eco friendly houses. �*ftt�*ti; : ”g

settlements, eco friendly- houses. we should every house that goes up now should have a standard solar panels on the roof. an excellent insulation. absolutely. still not even doing that. and what's interesting heafing that. and what's interesting hearing that about the split in the conservative party, because i think true conservatives i think those true conservatives we growth, right. we're we want growth, right. we're heafing we want growth, right. we're hearing that all the time. and actually, rishi sunak could sell the concept of building houses as a growth could. he could. but in as a growth could. he could. but tn ny— as a growth could. he could. but tn my new— as a growth could. he could. but tn ny e— as a growth could. he could. but in my view, a view— as a growth could. he could. but in my view, a view he's- g 1: he could. but in my view, a view he's being sten— in my view, a view he's being short termist. _ in my view, a view he's being short termist. he— in my view, a view he's being short termist. he would deny ttet— short termist. he would deny ttet te-s— short termist. he would deny that he's being— short termist. he would deny that he's being short termist tesse— that he's being short termist because he's— that he's being short termist because he's going for the quick fix. because he's going for the quick nx. tntstng— because he's going for the quick nx. tntstng ne— because he's going for the quick fix. juicing up the— because he's going for the quick fix. juicing up the demand side , nett— fix. juicing up the demand side , tete te— fix. juicing up the demand side , more help to buy, which gives a enormous amount of power to the a enormous amount of power to tte-tense— a enormous amount of power to the-house builders- a enormous amount of power to the house builders channels. the big house builders channels. young— the big house builders channels. venng reente— the big house builders channels. young people into— the big house builders channels. young people into shoddily young people into often shoddily tnttt— young people into often shoddily tnttt ne— young people into often shoddily built new build— young people into often shoddily built new build homes that price sestes— built new build homes that price crashes as soon— built new build homes that price crashes as soon as— built new build homes that price crashes as soon as they move tnte— crashes as soon as they move tnte tten.— crashes as soon as they move into them. but— crashes as soon as they move into them. but they're desperate tesse— into them. but they're desperate tesse ttey— into them. but they're desperate because they want— into them. but they're desperate because they want to get out of tented— because they want to get out of rented accommodation. want rented accommodation. they want to rented accommodation. they want te sten— rented accommodation. they want te sten e— rented accommodation. they want to start a family.— rented accommodation. they want to start a family. and then now te-s— to start a family. and then now tes—nt- to start a family. and then now te-s—ttt deml to start a family. and then nowi he's—lib dem type he's also going for lib dem type eettstes— he's also going for lib dem type eettstes getttne— he's also going for lib dem type policies, getting rid of those tenstne— policies, getting rid of those housing targets— policies, getting rid of those housing targets and labour are nevtne— housing targets and labour are moving directly— housing targets and labour are moving directly into that space. tetent— moving directly into that space. tetent ee— moving directly into that space. labour are now— moving directly into that space. labour are now saying they will tetnstete— labour are now saying they will tetnstete tte — labour are now saying they will reinstate the housing targets ent— reinstate the housing targets ent teten— reinstate the housing targets and labour are— reinstate the housing targets

and labour are also now saying ttts— and labour are also now saying ttts netntne— and labour are also now saying this morning keir— and labour are also now saying this morning keir starmer saying that this morning keir starmer saying ttet-te— this morning keir starmer saying ttet-te ent— this morning keir starmer saying ttet-te ent e- this morning keir starmer saying ttet-te ent e see- this morning keir starmer saying that to put a cap on that they want to put a cap on tte— that they want to put a cap on tte extent— that they want to put a cap on tte extent te — that they want to put a cap on the extent to which foreign entstesets— the extent to which foreign purchasers can— the extent to which foreign purchasers can buy new developments. that was a tory eettsy— developments. that was a tory eettsy nnttt— developments. that was a tory policy until now.— developments. that was a tory policy until now. so labour understand— policy until now. so labour understand that if you want to tete— understand that if you want to tete young— understand that if you want to help young people, if you want to help young people, if you want te eet— help young people, if you want te get yenng— help young people, if you want to get young voters and young reente— to get young voters and young eeeete ee— to get young voters and young eeeete net— to get young voters and young people are not voting tory, liam ttey-te— people are not voting tory, liam tteyte net.— people are not voting tory, liam they're not. and— people are not voting tory, liam they're not. and if— people are not voting tory, liam they're not. and if the tories ten-t— they're not. and if the tories ten-t sene— they're not. and if the tories don't solve this— they're not. and if the tories don't solve this housebuilding netten— don't solve this housebuilding netten-ete- don't solve this housebuilding. problem,-are-to problem, then who are going to be problem, then who are going to te-tety— problem, then who are going to te-tety-et- problem, then who are going to be tory of tomorrow? be the tory voters of tomorrow? tnt— be the tory voters of tomorrow? ant-wtet— be the tory voters of tomorrow? ant-ttet tte— be the tory voters of tomorrow? and-what the likes- and that's what the likes of stnen— and that's what the likes of simon clarke,— and that's what the likes of simon clarke, iain duncan smith and simon clarke, iain duncan smith ent-eeeete— simon clarke, iain duncan smith ent-eeeete tten - and a lot of people from that stee— and a lot of people from that stte et— and a lot of people from that side of conservative party side of the conservative party are side of the conservative party eets—- side of the conservative partyi are—is thatcher are calculating this is thatcher stenetenet— are calculating this is thatcher championed property owning championed the property owning tenestesy. — championed the property owning democracy. indeed— championed the property owning democracy. indeed ,_ championed the property owning democracy. indeed, as did william he appeared william hague when he appeared at the tory conference aged 16. do remember? he said the do you remember? he said the property— do you remember? he said the property democracy, which property owning democracy, which we_tol we all aspire. what happened to the — we all aspire. what happened to the _teeeenet- we all aspire. what happened to him? _happened .him l we all aspire. what happened to him? _happened-him ?| we all aspire. what happened to- him? _happened-him ? very him? what happened to him? very good accent, by the way. very good. william good accent, by the way. very good. thank william good accent, by the way. very good. thank you, william good accent, by the way. very good. thank you, liam. im good accent, by the way. very good. thank you, liam. now hague, thank you, liam. now we've got your views d now we've got your views here. we teven-t— we've got your views here. we teven-t eet— we've got your views here. we haven't got them— we've got your views here. we haven't got them yet, but we nttt— haven't got them yet, but we nttt-e— haven't got them yet, but we will-a moment.- haven't got them yet, but we will a moment. still to will in just a moment. still to sene—sneety- will in just a moment. still to sene—sneety etl come, the illegal supply of sttnntne— come, the illegal supply of sttnntne-.- come, the illegal supply of slimming .we're come, the illegal supply of slimming-. we're to slimming drugs. we're going to be slimming drugs. we're going to te-ssettent— slimming drugs. we're going to be-scotland for- slimming drugs. we're going to be-scotland for a- slimming drugs. we're going to be scotland for a court be live in scotland for a court sentenstne. — be live in scotland for a court sentencing. _yourl sentencing. that's after your tents-es— sentencing. that's after your morning's-with- sentencing. that's after your morning's with tamsin morning's news with tamsin tetens—

morning's news with tamsin tetens .— morning's news with tamsin roberts. bear. _ morning's news with tamsin roberts. bear. morning's news with tamsin roberts . bear. titi roberts. bear. thank you. here are the headlines at 1031. pharmacists will be able to give prescription medicine without a gp sign off in the latest government plans to ease the pressure on doctors. under the measures , patients will be able measures, patients will be able to get treatments for seven common conditions, including a sore throat and earache without out seeing a doctor. it's hoped the new guideline, which will come into place this winter , come into place this winter, will free up to 15 million slots at surgeries over the next two years. the met police says it regrets arresting six anti—monarchy protesters ahead of the coronation. the force confirmed the individuals face no further action after being stopped on saturday. under the new public order act. one of those detained included the leader of the group republic, who says he has since received an apology . scotland yard says an apology. scotland yard says 52 of the 64 arrests made during the coronation related to individuals who they believed were going to disrupt the event

. a marine barge , which will be . a marine barge, which will be used to house migrants, has arrived in uk waters. the bibby stockholm docked in falmouth this morning to be refurbished ahead of its use as a housing centre. the three storey barge will be used for at least 18 months and can hold up to 500 migrants as they wait for their asylum claims to be processed . asylum claims to be processed. it's part of a government scheme to move asylum seekers away from costly hotel accommodation . costly hotel accommodation. vladimir putin says the west is sowing hatred and russophobia against his country. in a speech dufing against his country. in a speech during the annual victory day parade in moscow . the russian parade in moscow. the russian president says a so—called real war is being waged right now and claims his country is defending its sovereignty . arnie putin has its sovereignty. arnie putin has also accused the west of forgetting who defeated the and compared ukrainian people to hostages to the ambitions of the west . tv online radio hostages to the ambitions of the west. tv online radio and on tune in. this is.

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britain is watching .— on gb news the people's channel. britain is watching . 57. “ britain is watching. 57. this is the britain is watching. 57. this is tte pent— britain is watching. 57. this is tte eetnt tn— britain is watching. 57. this is the point in gb— britain is watching. 57. this is the point in gb news with me, andrew pierce and bev turner. lots of people getting in touch about pharmacies. that's right, richard said. i've never ttssnsset— richard said. i've never discussed my- m: t: i've never discussed my health issues with a discussed my health issues with e—ent— discussed my health issues with e—ent t— discussed my health issues with e—ent t never- discussed my health issues with a_and i never will.i a pharmacist and i never will. i sent— a pharmacist and i never will. i sent even— a pharmacist and i never will. i don't even tell— a pharmacist and i never will. i don't even tell my— a pharmacist and i never will. i don't even tell my gp surgery. teseettentst— don't even tell my gp surgery. receptionist i— don't even tell my gp surgery. receptionist i only talk to my tntttent— receptionist i only talk to my brilliant gp. _ receptionist i only talk to my brilliant gp. well how does he get eest— brilliant gp. well how does he get past brilliant? c13” get past brilliant? the gp receptionist— get past brilliant? the gp receptionist know receptionist because they know me, they me, they are very nosy. they they grill you? oh, they do. it's a cross examination . what it's a cross examination. what do want to see the doctor do you want to see the doctor for? are you really ill? is there something really wrong with is with you? how complicated is your infection? your urinary tract infection? don't the don't you love this? the guardian is this time you can go to the pharmacy if you've got uncomplicated urinary uncomplicated covid urinary tract you tract infections. how do you know complicated? les know if it's complicated? les has many years, know if it's complicated? les. has-many years, living has said over many years, living in has said over many years, living tn-etees-etveys- in small areas, i've always ttstenet— in small areas, i've always listened pharmacist. listened to my pharmacist. ttey-te— listened to my pharmacist. they're knowledgeable. they're hugely knowledgeable. i tetetty— they're hugely knowledgeable. i tetetty test— they're hugely knowledgeable. i totally back this— they're hugely knowledgeable. i totally back this motion long totally back this motion as long as-pharmacists_ totally back this motion as long as pharmacists very much as the pharmacists are very much sneeenet. — as the pharmacists are very much sneeenet. _a.d_ as the pharmacists are very much supported. _and james- as the pharmacists are very much supported. ' supported. yeah. and james says, will mean have to pay for will this mean i have to pay for medication? would usually get medication? i would usually get on prescription. know. on prescription. i don't know. i don't it's a good question don't know. it's a good question . in detail. and . devil's in the detail. and phil luck with the phil says, good luck with the new scheme. our pharmacist takes

four prepare our four days to prepare our prescriptions. yeah, well, they've got to try it. i think so. they-closing - they've got to try it. i think so. they-closing down.i so. they are closing down. i nt— so. they are closing down. i vttt sneeen— so. they are closing down. i will support anything that gives us-pharmacists_ will support anything that gives us pharmacists more us more pharmacists and more power— us more pharmacists and more never-tten.— us more pharmacists and more power them. landmark power to them. now, landmark sentenstne— power to them. now, landmark sentenstne ts— power to them. now, landmark sentencing is due— power to them. now, landmark sentencing is due in scotland tetey— sentencing is due in scotland tetey. tente— sentencing is due in scotland today. jamie george will be sentenset— today. jamie george will be sentenced .the- today. jamie george will be sentenced the public sentenced for the public supply of dinitrophenol,_ sentenced for the public supply of dinitrophenol, highly toxic of dinitrophenol, a highly toxic stentset— of dinitrophenol, a highly toxic chemical compound sold illegally in chemical compound sold illegally tn ttet— chemical compound sold illegally tn ttet ttts. — chemical compound sold illegally in diet pills. for— chemical compound sold illegally in diet pills. “titti; chemical compound sold illegally in diet pills. “131i; tins“ in diet pills. for more, we can head to stirlingshire sheriff court our scotland court on our scotland reporter tony who give us tony maguire, who can give us the tony, over to you . the latest. tony, over to you. hey, good morning. yes, i'm entstte— hey, good morning. yes, i'm outside stirling,— hey, good morning. yes, i'm outside stirling, sheriff court , vtete— outside stirling, sheriff court , vtete tetey— outside stirling, sheriff court , where today with the long evettet — , where today with the long awaited sentencing of jamie seetee— awaited sentencing of jamie seetee .— awaited sentencing of jamie seetge . ten,— awaited sentencing of jamie george . now, jamie, george has george. now, jamie, george has teen— george. now, jamie, george has teen en— george. now, jamie, george has teen en tte— george. now, jamie, george has been on the police— george. now, jamie, george has been on the police radar for up tete— been on the police radar for up tete tn— been on the police radar for up here in scotland— been on the police radar for up here in scotland for quite some yees— here in scotland for quite some yes beginning— here in scotland for quite some years, beginning in 2010 when the years, beginning in 2010 when tte test— years, beginning in 2010 when tte tttst et— years, beginning in 2010 when the first of his— years, beginning in 2010 when the first of his properties was tenet— the first of his properties was tettet ent— the first of his properties was raided and police scotland and a tent— raided and police scotland and a tent eeetetten— raided and police scotland and a joint operation with food stentetts— joint operation with food standards scotland because the dinitrophenol,_ standards scotland because the dinitrophenol, as we discussed , dinitrophenol, as we discussed, is dinitrophenol, as we discussed, ts neste— dinitrophenol, as we discussed, ts nete tet— dinitrophenol, as we discussed, is made for human— dinitrophenol, as we discussed, is made for human consumption. tnt— is made for human consumption. ant ttet— is made for human consumption. ant ttet ts— is made for human consumption. and that is where— is made for human consumption. and that is where food standards

ssettent— and that is where food standards scotland came— and that is where food standards scotland came in— and that is where food standards scotland came in and they recovered 10,000 empty capsules. tnst— recovered 10,000 empty capsules. tnst te— recovered 10,000 empty capsules. tnst te gtve— recovered 10,000 empty capsules. tnst te gtve yen— recovered 10,000 empty capsules. tnst te gtve yen en— recovered 10,000 empty capsules. just to give you an idea of the ste— just to give you an idea of the et— just to give you an idea of the et ttts— just to give you an idea of the size of this operation , now at size of this operation, now at a an size of this operation, now at a en event— size of this operation, now at a en event test— size of this operation, now at a an event last week— size of this operation, now at a an event last week held jointly by tense— an event last week held jointly by police scotland and food stentetts— by police scotland and food standards scotland, we heard tten— standards scotland, we heard tten tten— standards scotland, we heard from ron mcnaughton, the head of the from ron mcnaughton, the head of tte ssetttst— from ron mcnaughton, the head of the scottish food— from ron mcnaughton, the head of the scottish food crime incident tntt— the scottish food crime incident nntt ,— the scottish food crime incident nntt , etent— the scottish food crime incident unit , about the— the scottish food crime incident unit, about the scale and significance— unit, about the scale and significance of- unit, about the scale and significance of this operation . significance of this operation. it's significance of this operation. tt-s e— significance of this operation. it's a landmark— significance of this operation. it's a landmark conviction, test— it's a landmark conviction, tttst et— it's a landmark conviction, tttst et tts— it's a landmark conviction, first of its kind— it's a landmark conviction, first of its kind in scotland , first of its kind in scotland, ent— first of its kind in scotland, ent tt— first of its kind in scotland, and it sends— first of its kind in scotland, and it sends a— first of its kind in scotland, and it sends a clear message to ttese— and it sends a clear message to those individuals— and it sends a clear message to those individuals who are to prepared— those individuals who are to prepared ent— those individuals who are to prepared put people at risk and vttt— prepared put people at risk and vttt e— prepared put people at risk and vttt e tetet— prepared put people at risk and with a total disregard for the consequences— with a total disregard for the consequences. _ with a total disregard for the consequences . ' with a total disregard for the consequences . ' consequences. and the fact that they are putting those individuals life in danger in order to make a financial profit . and so it's really important. it's critically important for us to continue to highlight the dangers. associate with dnp, dnp

is not safe for human consumption under any circumstances. if you take dnp, you are likely to become ill. you may become seriously ill and there is a possibility that you may die. i can't be any clearer than that . it is so toxic . and than that. it is so toxic. and now this is the first case of its kind here in scotland and indeed will be the first conviction. 33 people across the uk conviction. 33 people across the ua neve— conviction. 33 people across the us teve ttet— conviction. 33 people across the uk have died after— titit“ titit“ 33 people across the uk have died after ingesting dinitrophenol— uk have died after ingesting dinitrophenol in the last 15 or so dinitrophenol in the last 15 or se yeets— dinitrophenol in the last 15 or se yeets ent— dinitrophenol in the last 15 or so years and certainly this will sene— so years and certainly this will serve es— so years and certainly this will serve es e— so years and certainly this will serve as a landmark case for tntne. — serve as a landmark case for tntne. tnt— serve as a landmark case for tntne. tnt es— serve as a landmark case for future. but as you- serve as a landmark case for future. but as you heard there , future. but as you heard there, the future. but as you heard there, tte tenn— future. but as you heard there, tte one ts— future. but as you heard there, tte one ts es— future. but as you heard there, the dnp is as it's— future. but as you heard there, the dnp is as it's been referred to the dnp is as it's been referred te ty— the dnp is as it's been referred te ty tense— the dnp is as it's been referred to by police scotland is not nntet— to by police scotland is not nntet eny— to by police scotland is not under any circumstances for tnnen— under any circumstances for human consumption as volatile. it's human consumption as volatile. tt-s nset— human consumption as volatile. tt-s nset tn— human consumption as volatile. it's used in explosives , it's it's used in explosives, it's nset— it's used in explosives, it's nset tn— it's used in explosives, it's used in pesticides , and indeed , used in pesticides, and indeed, twe— used in pesticides, and indeed, tve ssets— used in pesticides, and indeed, two scots have— used in pesticides, and indeed, two scots have lost their lives . ent— two scots have lost their lives . en et— two scots have lost their lives . en et tte— two scots have lost their lives . out of the 33— two scots have lost their lives . out of the 33 britons just ten— . out of the 33 britons just from ingesting— . out of the 33 britons just from ingesting it. so we'll wait ent— from ingesting it. so we'll wait ent see— from ingesting it. so we'll wait ent wtet— from ingesting it. so we'll wait and see what happens later

teeny.— and see what happens later tetey. tnt— and see what happens later today. but certainly these dodgy diet today. but certainly these dodgy ttet ttts— today. but certainly these dodgy ttet ttts ,— today. but certainly these dodgy diet pills , hopefully a new diet pills, hopefully a new steetet— diet pills, hopefully a new chapter will— diet pills, hopefully a new chapter will open for them when it's reclassified _ chapter will open for them when it's reclassified as— chapter will open for them when it's reclassified as a poison in estetet— it's reclassified as a poison in estetet ,— it's reclassified as a poison in october , later— it's reclassified as a poison in october , later this year. okay october, later this year. okay ttent— october, later this year. okay ttent yen.— october, later this year. okay ttent yen, tony.— october, later this year. okay thank you, tony. tony- october, later this year. okay thank you, tony. tony maguire, there up in scotland. very important story that- i“ti;”ti; “ i: very important story that we're tetttne— important story that we're talking lots— important story that we're talking lots of— important story that we're talking lots of stories now tesse— talking lots of stories now because we've— talking lots of stories now because we've got fabulous in the because we've got fabulous in tte stntte— because we've got fabulous in the studio with— because we've got fabulous in the studio with us. it is tonia nnvten— the studio with us. it is tonia buxton morning,— the studio with us. it is tonia buxton morning, nigel nelson nett— buxton morning, nigel nelson tett tete— buxton morning, nigel nelson both here with— buxton morning, nigel nelson both here with us this morning . both here with us this morning. ttetntnn— both here with us this morning. atetntng. guys.— both here with us this morning. morning, guys. good— both here with us this morning. morning, guys. good morning. can we go to this pharmacy story first? nigel? is if on paper it looks like a very good news story . our pharmacies are story. our pharmacies are important. we need them. they should be used more to alleviate pressure within gps. is it going to make any difference, though? well, i mean, the government is seytne— well, i mean, the government is seytne tt— well, i mean, the government is seytng tt sente— well, i mean, the government is saying it could actually save 15 ntttten— saying it could actually save 15 ntttten st— saying it could actually save 15 million gp appointments. so it tees— million gp appointments. so it tees mete— million gp appointments. so it tees nete e— million gp appointments. so it does make a difference given ttet— does make a difference given ttet yeve— does make a difference given ttet yenve get— does make a difference given that you've got regularly 5 ntttten— that you've got regularly 5 million people— that you've got regularly 5 million people waiting a month for million people waiting a month tee twe— million people waiting a month for two weeks— million people waiting a month for two weeks just— million people waiting a month for two weeks just to get to see a for two weeks just to get to see e st. — for two weeks just to get to see e st. se— for two weeks just to get to see e st. se yes— for two weeks just to get to see e st. se yes t— for two weeks just to get to see a gp. so yes, i think it could. it a gp. so yes, i think it could. tt inst— a gp. so yes, i think it could. it just depends— a gp. so yes, i think it could. it just depends on what it's

ten— it just depends on what it's ten nev,— it just depends on what it's for. now, what— it just depends on what it's for. now, what they're talking etent— for. now, what they're talking etent ts— for. now, what they're talking etent ts sen— for. now, what they're talking about is sort of— for. now, what they're talking about is sort of seven minor tttness— about is sort of seven minor illness cases. _ about is sort of seven minor illness cases. so— about is sort of seven minor illness cases. so it would be a ttteet— illness cases. so it would be a sore throat, it'd— illness cases. so it would be a sore throat, it'd be— illness cases. so it would be a sore throat, it'd be an earache . ttese— sore throat, it'd be an earache . ttese ee— sore throat, it'd be an earache . these are fairly— sore throat, it'd be an earache . these are fairly easy things to . these are fairly easy things te etessnte— . these are fairly easy things to prescribe for— . these are fairly easy things to prescribe for a— . these are fairly easy things to prescribe for a urinary tract tntestten— to prescribe for a urinary tract infection provided i think your rent— infection provided i think your eetnt es— infection provided i think your rent tt-s— infection provided i think your point was it's complicated. is it complicated? _ point was it's complicated. is it complicated? , but it complicated? who knows? but and it complicated? who knows? but ent etvtensty— it complicated? who knows? but and obviously, if— it complicated? who knows? but and obviously, if there— it complicated? , but and obviously, if there is a complication,— and obviously, if there is a complication, then you get sent to complication, then you get sent te yen— complication, then you get sent te yen-tte— complication, then you get sent to your-the basis- complication, then you get sent to your the basis of it. to your gp on the basis of it. tnt— to your gp on the basis of it. tnt tt— to your gp on the basis of it. tnt tt vente— to your gp on the basis of it. but it would _clearl to your gp on the basis of it. but it would clear gp but it would actually clear gp snenese— but it would actually clear gp snenegs ts— but it would actually clear gp snenesg ts e— but it would actually clear gp surgeries is a bit— but it would actually clear gp surgeries is a bit and make it a bit surgeries is a bit and make it a ttt tetten — surgeries is a bit and make it a bit better. one— surgeries is a bit and make it a bit better. one thing- surgeries is a bit and make it a bit better. q"tifil “g ”ti; surgeries is a bit and make it a bit better. o“ti “g ”ti: bit better. one thing we're not clear about many if you've read this, tanya, is and people have raised that in in emails to us this morning, you go to your gp, you get a prescription, you don't you might not pay for your prescription you're a certain prescription if you're a certain age, happens age, what happens here to a pharmacy? they're going to say, that's they be that's £9. no, they would be tee.— that's £9. no, they would be tee. te— that's £9. no, they would be tee. ae tt— that's £9. no, they would be free. no it would— that's £9. no, they would be free. no it would be- 179 no, they would be free. no it would be a prescription.- free. no it would be a prescription. mean, the whole prescription. i mean, the whole pent— prescription. i mean, the whole eetnt et— prescription. i mean, the whole eetnt et ttts— prescription. i mean, the whole point of this system is you'd be even— point of this system is you'd be givenlprescription_ point of this system is you'd be given prescription the same given a prescription in the same way— given a prescription in the same vey-ventt— given a prescription in the same vey-ventt et— given a prescription in the same way-would at your- given a prescription in the same way would at your given a prescription in the same. way .would at your-so the way you would at your gp. so the gp way you would at your gp. so the snltte— way you would at your gp. so the snltte se— way you would at your gp. so the snltte se tte— way you would at your gp. so the gp the so the pharmacists gp so the so the pharmacists will issue the prescription. yeah, right. we see at the nenent— yeah, right. we see at the moment there— yeah, right. we see at the moment there are- “415?" 1 3“ we see at the moment there are some pharmacies who moment there are some pharmacies vte-enettttet— moment there are some pharmacies who qualified prescribe moment there are some pharmacies who somelified prescribe moment there are some pharmacies who some whoi prescribe moment there are some pharmacies who some who aren't.;cribe moment there are some pharmacies who some who aren't. tanya so it and some who aren't. tanya so are it and some who aren't. tanya so

ve-te— it and some who aren't. tanya so are we-to suddenly- it and some who aren't. tanya so are we to suddenly give are we going to suddenly give ttese— are we going to suddenly give those pharmacists those existing pharmacists tees— those existing pharmacists peters-ttey— those existing pharmacists powers they aren't powers that they aren't enettttet— powers that they aren't qualified to— powers that they aren't qualified to have? exactly. ' “t: qualified to have? exactly. and ens.— qualified to have? exactly. and ens-tten— qualified to have? exactly. and also,-know about- qualified to have? exactly. and also,-know about you. ij also, i don't know about you. i don't want to be standing- don't want to be standing in a tnsy— don't want to be standing in a tnsy etetnesy— don't want to be standing in a busy pharmacy discussing my nnnety— busy pharmacy discussing my nnnety trest— busy pharmacy discussing my urinary tract urinary tract or enytttne— urinary tract urinary tract or enytttng etse. — urinary tract urinary tract or anything else. actually that's envete— anything else. actually that's envete te— anything else. actually that's envete te ne— anything else. actually that's private to me. i— anything else. actually that's private to me. i mean, that's tte— private to me. i mean, that's tte ettet— private to me. i mean, that's the other thing.— private to me. i mean, that's the other thing. most people are very,— the other thing. most people are very, very— the other thing. most people are very, very uncomfortable doing ttet— very, very uncomfortable doing ttet-et— very, very uncomfortable doing that-of other- very, very uncomfortable doing that of other people. that in front of other people. so.— that in front of other people. se—ten-t- that in front of other people. so,_don't know. that in front of other people.- so,_don't know how so, you know, i don't know how nnst— so, you know, i don't know how nnst-vttt— so, you know, i don't know how much .will work. - so, you know, i don't know how much will work. said much that will work. you said eentet— much that will work. you said eentet ttet— much that will work. you said earlier that it's— much that will work. you said earlier that it's not even happening— earlier that it's not even happening till the winter. the vtnten — happening till the winter. the vtnten .neen— happening till the winter. the. winter. - mean, - away. winter. so i mean, months away. it's winter. so i mean, months away. tt-s ste— winter. so i mean, months away. tt-s ste-evey— winter. so i mean, months away. it's six-away when- winter. so i mean, months away. it's six away when we winter. so i mean, months away. it's sithings. away when we winter. so i mean, months away. it's sithings. now, ay when we winter. so i mean, months away. it's sithings. now, the men we winter. so i mean, months away. it's sithings. now, the government need things. now, the government teve— need things. now, the government teve teen— need things. now, the government teve teen-net— need things. now, the government have been not helping have been kind of not helping etetnestes— have been kind of not helping pharmacies for— have been kind of not helping pharmacies for a— have been kind of not helping pharmacies for a very long time. we pharmacies for a very long time. yve-tet— pharmacies for a very long time. yve-net se— pharmacies for a very long time. yve-net se neny- pharmacies for a very long time. we had so many closures. so we have had so many closures. so vtet— we have had so many closures. so vtet-ve— we have had so many closures. so now what-we going— we have had so many closures. so now what we going to have now what are we going to have enenes— now what are we going to have queues pharmacies queues outside pharmacies tnsteet— queues outside pharmacies - tnsteet—st-se instead of queues outside gp's? it's instead of queues outside gp's? tt-s inst— instead of queues outside gp's? tt-s tnst e— instead of queues outside gp's? tt-s tnst e tte— instead of queues outside gp's? it's just a big sticking plaster ent— it's just a big sticking plaster ent wtet— it's just a big sticking plaster and what needs— it's just a big sticking plaster and what needs to be done and test— and what needs to be done and ttstt tnevs— and what needs to be done and rishi knows this,— and what needs to be done and rishi knows this, he needs to fix rishi knows this, he needs to ttv tte— rishi knows this, he needs to ttv tte nns— rishi knows this, he needs to ttv tte ans ,— rishi knows this, he needs to fix the nhs , starting with the fix the nhs, starting with the tester-s— fix the nhs, starting with the doctor's surgeries , going into doctor's surgeries, going into tesettets— doctor's surgeries, going into hospitals, sacking all these ntttte— hospitals, sacking all these middle people— hospitals, sacking all these middle people that don't work on the middle people that don't work on tte-tese— middle people that don't work on tte-tese te— middle people that don't work on the _face to face- middle people that don't work on the _face to face in- the ground, face to face in nettstne— the ground, face to face in nettstne ,— the ground, face to face in medicine , all— the ground, face to face in medicine , all kind of medicine, all the kind of managers that they have taking ttet— managers that they have taking ttet-ent— managers that they have taking that-and putting- managers that they have taking that and putting it to that money and putting it to good— that money and putting it to test nse— that money and putting it to good .— that money and putting it to good . ne-s— that money and putting it to good use . he's just sticking good use. he's just sticking a tester— good use. he's just sticking a etestet en—

good use. he's just sticking a plaster on something to kind of tntt— plaster on something to kind of tntt tt— plaster on something to kind of tntt tt etent— plaster on something to kind of buff it along the— plaster on something to kind of buff it along the road, kick it tevn— buff it along the road, kick it tevn tte— buff it along the road, kick it down the road— buff it along the road, kick it down the road and not actually tene— down the road and not actually doing enytttne— down the road and not actually doing enytttne. — down the road and not actually doing anything. take seven yeets— doing anything. take seven yeets tt— doing anything. take seven years. it does, but we could we could try and get gps to stay in this country. we could try and get gps to stay in this country . we could give this country. we could give tnsenttves— this country. we could give incentives if— this country. we could give incentives if not— titit. we could give incentives if not incentives. ene— incentives if not incentives. ene et— incentives if not incentives. ene et tte— incentives if not incentives. one of the things i think is ttet— one of the things i think is ttet tt— one of the things i think is that if you've— one of the things i think is that if you've-in. one of the things i think is that if you've in this that if you've trained in this senntty— that if you've trained in this country-become- that if you've trained in this country become a doctor, country to become a doctor, then you— country to become a doctor, then yen—tn— country to become a doctor, then yen—tn ttts- country to become a doctor, then you—in this country. you have to stay in this country for you have to stay in this country tee e— you have to stay in this country tee e set— you have to stay in this country for a set amount— you have to stay in this country for a set amount of— you have to stay in this country for a set amount of time. i agree— for a set amount of time. i egtee vttt— for a set amount of time. i agree with that. - for a set amount of time. i agree with that. and practise as agree with that. and practise as e testes— agree with that. and practise as e testes tt— agree with that. and practise as a doctor, if we've— agree with that. and practise as a doctor, if we've paid for you, you— a doctor, if we've paid for you, yen-inst— a doctor, if we've paid for you, yen-tnst-tee- a doctor, if we've paid for you, yen-tnst-tee ettl a doctor, if we've paid for you, you _just-hop off toi you can't just then hop off to ansttette— you can't just then hop off to australia-get— you can't just then hop off to australia-get a- you can't just then hop off to australia get a betterjob. australia and get a betterjob. i australia and get a betterjob. t teen— australia and get a betterjob. t ttet-s— australia and get a betterjob. i mean, that's that's very teetset— i mean, that's that's very logical. complete no logical. it's a complete no tnnen— logical. it's a complete no brainer._not. logical. it's a complete no. brainer._not being brainer. why is that not being put brainer. why is that not being rent—ant- brainer. why is that not being rent—ant tte| brainer. why is that not being. rent—ant tte enty put in now? yeah. and the only privacy issue, i mean, you wouldn't have to stand in a queue and say, i've got a urinary tract. how do you know? well there are of gps have well there are a lot of gps have private areas part the private areas and part of the reason you would then to reason you would then ask to see a pharmacist sorry, a pharmacist. rather ask to pharmacist. rather you'd ask to see pharmacy in the in a see a pharmacy in the in a private room. and then you discuss condition with discuss your condition with them. they haven't got them. now, if they haven't got private of the 625 private rooms, part of the 625 million the government are talking about spending this talking about spending on this would them provide it. would help them to provide it. this not perfect, but it's

this is not perfect, but it's probably an improvement the probably an improvement on the present situation . they've got present situation. they've got to do something.— tit“ they've got to do something. that's what. why— to do something. that's what. new ts— to do something. that's what. new ts tt— to do something. that's what. why is it taking— to do something. that's what. why is it taking so long, nigel? wen,— why is it taking so long, nigel? wet, t— why is it taking so long, nigel? wet, t neen— why is it taking so long, nigel? well, i mean, the— why is it taking so long, nigel? well, i mean, the gps have been tetttne— well, i mean, the gps have been tetttne etent— well, i mean, the gps have been talking about this— well, i mean, the gps have been talking about this for years and so pharmacies,— so pharmacies, it's good enestten— so pharmacies, it's good. question—taken so pharmacies, it's good- question_taken so question why has it taken so long? — question why has it taken so long? t— question why has it taken so long? ithink— question why has it taken so long? i question why has it taken so- long? i think because we are now in such a crisis when it comes to seeing gp's and there are so few of them to actually see patients that now they finally got around to saying must do got around to saying we must do something and do it quickly and the, the money, 645 million. they're also announcing extra neney— they're also announcing extra neney te— they're also announcing extra neney te try— they're also announcing extra money to try and— they're also announcing extra money to try and improve teteetene— money to try and improve telephone technology in gp snenese— telephone technology in gp snenesg . — telephone technology in gp surgeries . yes.— telephone technology in gp surgeries . “tit: “tit: ' “t: telephone technology in gp surgeries. “tit: “tit: “t: surgeries. yes. yes. and the idea being that instead of waiting on the phone for 15 minutes. yes not just somebody to minutes. yes not just somebody te etst— minutes. yes not just somebody te etst ne— minutes. yes not just somebody te etst ne tte— minutes. yes not just somebody to pick up the phone— “tit: not just somebody to pick up the phone opposed to pick up the phone as opposed to pick up the phone as opposed te—ttete— to pick up the phone as opposed to_there would- to pick up the phone as opposed to_there would be. to pick up the phone as opposed to there would be a to telephone, there would be a tent— to telephone, there would be a tent-tten— to telephone, there would be a bank-them there— to telephone, there would be a bank them there you'd bank of them there where you'd estnetty— bank of them there where you'd estnetty eet— bank of them there where you'd actually get through an awful lot actually get through an awful tet entsten — actually get through an awful lot quicker. that— actually get through an awful lot quicker. that be lot quicker. that would be vendett— lot quicker. that would be wonderf that— lot quicker. that would be wonderf that would be a game change. that would be a game steneet— change. that would be a game steneet tet— change. that would be a game changer for so— change. that would be a game changer for so many people tesse— changer for so many people tesense-yen- changer for so many people because-you can- changer for so many people because you can make that because then you can make that etene— because then you can make that tten-sev— because then you can make that etene-sey, ne- because then you can make that etene-sey, tee yen- because then you can make that phone say, do you think phone call and say, do you think i phone call and say, do you think t stentt— phone call and say, do you think t stentt se— phone call and say, do you think i should come and— phone call and say, do you think i should come and see you or stentt— i should come and see you or stentt-ny— i should come and see you or should-my gp?- i should come and see you ori should-my gp?-you should i see my gp? have you a etetnestst— should i see my gp? have you a pharmacist-the— should i see my gp? have you a pharmacist-the end- should i see my gp? have you a pharmacist the end of the pharmacist on the end of the etene— pharmacist on the end of the etene es—

pharmacist on the end of the etene es e— pharmacist on the end of the phone as a first— pharmacist on the end of the phone as a first point of call as phone as a first point of call es vette— phone as a first point of call es vette — phone as a first point of call as well? and— phone as a first point of call as well? “t: ”ti: phone as a first point of call as well? ' “t: ”ti: git “g phone as a first point of call as well? ' “t: git “g phone as a first point of call as well? ' “t: ”ti: git “g 19c; as well? and you're going to get receptionists who apparently as well? and you're going to get recep'ask sts who apparently as well? and you're going to get recep'ask what's» apparentlyyou? don't ask what's wrong with you? i don't buy that. you i don't. i don't buy that. you see, i can't help but think as well, is a bit what well, this is a bit of what rishi sunak feels strongly about on personal level. it's a bit on a personal level. it's a bit like in making— on a personal level. it's a bit like in making us— on a personal level. it's a bit like in making us do- tit“ it's a bit like in making us do maths till 18 like in making us do maths till ts tesse— like in making us do maths till 18 because he— like in making us do maths till 18 because he liked maths and his 18 because he liked maths and tts nnn— 18 because he liked maths and tts nnn-e— 18 because he liked maths and his mum a farmer, his mum his mum was a farmer, his mum was a farmer, around a farm. was a farmer, mum around a farm. his was a farmer, mum around a farm. tte—teen. - his mum ran her own farm. indeed, expert on indeed, he's an expert on pharmacists— indeed, he's an expert on pharmacists what indeed, he's an expert on pharmacists .what is indeed, he's an expert on pharmacists-what is he pharmacists and what else is he tntetestet— pharmacists and what else is he tntetesteti — pharmacists and what else is he interested. he— pharmacists and what else is he interested. he used- pharmacists and what else is he interested ti; i: interested in? he used to work interested in? he used to work in the pharmacy. teenager, apparently. yeah. right moving on, tanya. coronation weekend. ene— one of the stories actually, ttet—tt- one of the stories actually, that—it onto. one of the stories actually,| that—it onto the that didn't make it onto the tent— that didn't make it onto the tent teses— that didn't make it onto the front pages that would have front pages that it would have tene— front pages that it would have tens-tet— front pages that it would have done-had gone- front pages that it would have done had gone differently done if it had gone differently vttt— done if it had gone differently with - protesters— done if it had gone differently. with - protesters-fact with the protesters and the fact ttet— with the protesters and the fact that anti—monarchist, that they the anti—monarchist, not that they the anti—monarchist, net—tet- that they the anti—monarchist,i net—tet ttet not my king protesters had their ttesetts—tte- not my king protesters had their placards—the-ofl not my king protesters had their etvents—tte-eti not my king protesters had their p|van. they-the-ofl not my king protesters had their p|van. they were the of not my king protesters had their p|van. they were arrested of not my king protesters had their p|van. they were arrested before a van. they were arrested before for a van. they were arrested before tet-etetestet.— a van. they were arrested before for-protested. what- a van. they were arrested before for protested. what you for they protested. what do you tttnte — for they protested. what do you tttnte _tt-s— for they protested. what do you think? 0 g think? i think it's outrageous. i it's i really do think it's outrageous had outrageous because they had been communicate with the police throughout they had throughout this time. they had made what they made it very clear what they were do. they were not were going to do. they were not going do anything going to do anything illegal. they didn't they weren't doing what of what all these kind of environmental protesters are doing, constantly glueing themselves, causing destruction, causing themselves, causing destruction, causintvery clearly that stated very clearly that they were have their god were going to have their god given protest. given right to protest. that's

the point being british the whole point of being british is have a right to is that we have a right to protest it. and police protest it. and the police swooped arrested. actually, swooped in, arrested. actually, it's actually. it's eight of them, actually. and released them and now they've released them without now without charge and are now saying it was unfortunate saying they it was unfortunate they haven't apologised . i know they haven't apologised. i know that uncomfortable about that they're uncomfortable about it, though. apparently some of the it, though. apparently some of tte eense— it, though. apparently some of the police -worried- e g apparently some of the police worried that the police were worried that ttey— the police were worried that ttey-ayn- the police were worried that ttey-aytv ent- the police were worried that they kyiv and rape the police were worried that- they-kyiv and rape rape they may have kyiv and rape rape eentst— they may have kyiv and rape rape eentst vttst— they may have kyiv and rape rape alarms, which would a different set et— alarms, which would a different set of protesters,— alarms, which would a different set of protesters, a— alarms, which would a different set of protesters, a different set— set of protesters, a different set et— set of protesters, a different set of protesters, a different set of protesters, which would vttst— set of protesters, which would vttst ventt — set of protesters, which would which would spook the horses, vttst— which would spook the horses, vttst vente— which would spook the horses, which would be— which would spook the horses, which would be very difficult . which would be very difficult. tnt—teenttts- but these were republic pretestets. — but these were republic protesters. they were never going— protesters. they were never going te— protesters. they were never going te te— protesters. they were never going to do that. they were ttetesttne— going to do that. they were protesting because they want a teenttts— protesting because they want a teenttts. tte— protesting because they want a republic. the whole thing is ttts—ent- republic. the whole thing is btec and seeing republic. the whole thing is- btec-and seeing that btec their bags and seeing that ttey-te— btec their bags and seeing that tteyte-ttete, — btec their bags and seeing that they're-there, why- btec their bags and seeing that they're there, why did they they're not there, why did they nete — they're not there, why did they nete t— they're not there, why did they nete t meet.— they're not there, why did they not? i mean, from- they're not there, why did they not? “ g not? i mean, from what i gather, there or 50 police there are 40 or 50 police officers this van taking all officers at this van taking all their placards everything. their placards and everything. they could have easily checked the bags. they'd find there's nothing go. it's nothing there. off you go. it's all a bit minority report- all a bit minority report to sten— all a bit minority report to start arresting— all a bit minority report to start arresting people before ttey-ve— start arresting people before they've committed any they've actually committed any tnt— they've actually committed any ttts—vttti kind of offence. i've dealt with steten — kind of offence. i've dealt with. steten _tte graham smith, the leader of the tenets— graham smith, the leader of the teenttts—vettl graham smith, the leader of the teenttts—vett ,i republic, as you have as well, ent— republic, as you have as well, ent te-s— republic, as you have as well, and he's reasonable man and and he's a reasonable man and i tetteve— and he's a reasonable man and i tetteve tts— and he's a reasonable man and i believe his version— and he's a reasonable man and i believe his version of events , believe his version of events, ttey— believe his version of events, ttey vee— believe his version of events, ttey going— believe his version of events, they were going there to

pretest. — they were going there to pretest. ny— they were going there to protest. my advice would be eteese—et- protest. my advice would be eteese—et el please don't protest at a nettenet— please don't protest at a national celebration . but he has national celebration. but he has the national celebration. but he has tte nett— national celebration. but he has tte tett te— national celebration. but he has tte tett te sey— national celebration. but he has the right to say, no, that's wtet— the right to say, no, that's vtet t— the right to say, no, that's vtet t vent— the right to say, no, that's what i want to— the right to say, no, that's what i want to do. '“t: the right to say, no, that's what i want to do. ' “t: what i want to do. and to be ten— what i want to do. and to be tett te— what i want to do. and to be fair to the king i don't think he'd want these people to have been arrested. no, no, i think that's absolutely right. i mean, look, experienced that's absolutely right. i mean, look,-experienced all- that's absolutely right. i mean, look,-experienced all his. look, he's experienced all his we.— look, he's experienced all his. life—republican life. there's been a republican movement, a small one, but a republican— movement, a small one, but a republican movement. he republican movement. i'm sure he woman-t— republican movement. i'm sure he wouldn't-minded— republican movement. i'm sure he wouldn't minded people in wouldn't have minded people int shirts— wouldn't have minded people int shirts and— wouldn't have minded people int shirts and placards— wouldn't have minded people int shirts and placards . shirts and placards. but the thing— shirts and placards. but the thing that's so sinister, though, that's the thing, isn't it? though, that's the thing, isn't it.7 because all these it.7 because there's all these different how you deal different views of how you deal with there are with protesters. there are clearly protesters breaking the law being given cups law who are being given cups of tea police sunblock tea by the police and sunblock and sunblock and whatever. and tea by the police and sunblock andthere lock and whatever. and tea by the police and sunblock andthere was and whatever. and tea by the police and sunblock andthere was there rhatever. and tea by the police and sunblock andthere was there was�*ver. and tea by the police and sunblock andthere was there was my and tea by the police and sunblock andthere was there was my type yet there was there was my type of protesting, was of protesting, which was anti—lockdown down. they were, you handed with with you know, heavy handed with with with especially first with us, especially on the first protest. really frightened protest. i was really frightened , view of the police , changed my view of the police completely. then way completely. and then the way that dealt these that they dealt with these people. we can't have the people. so we can't have the police an opinion. it's police having an opinion. it's either or it's not legal either legal or it's not legal and deal with it within the police. that's next stage , police. that's the next stage, ism—have- police. that's the next stage, ism—have to- isn't it.7 what we have to establish— isn't it.7 what we have to establish-did- isn't it.7 what we have to establish did the police establish is did the police misinterpret—

establish is did the police misinterpret it.7 this new public order— misinterpret it.7 this new public order act— misinterpret it.7 this new public order act that's— misinterpret it.7 this new public order act that's brought in or is the— order act that's brought in or is the act— order act that's brought in or is the act itself— order act that's brought in or is the act itself at fault or n— is the act itself at fault or it just— is the act itself at fault or was it just heavy handed policing?— was it just heavy handed poiicingi — was it just heavy handed policing? was it just heavy handed- policing? that's what i mean. yeah was it an on high or yeah was it an order on high or was exactly. so what we need was it. exactly. so what we need to was it. exactly. so what we need io-is— was it. exactly. so what we need io-is quie— was it. exactly. so what we need io-is quiie who- was it. exactly. so what we need to-is quite who is- to know now is quite who is responsiiie— to know now is quite who is- responsible-happened. responsible for what happened. i responsible for what happened. i iiougii— responsible for what happened. iiiougiilwas— responsible for what happened. i thoughtlwas sinister- responsible for what happened. i thoughtlwas sinister the- i thought it was sinister the way that sevilla braverman pushed through the public order bill very quickly, 24 hours before the coronation yeah, the previous before the coronation yeah, the orevious week— before the coronation yeah, the previous week it— before the coronation yeah, the previous week it was— iii" yeah, the previous week it was because she worried— previous week it was because she worried ro— previous week it was because she worried ro sioo— previous week it was because she wanted to stop people glueing riemseires— wanted to stop people glueing themselves to— wanted to stop people glueing themselves to the which is themselves to the page, which is fair—ioni— themselves to the page, which is fair—don't want- fair enough. we don't want oeooie— fair enough. we don't want people_ - fair enough. we don't want. oeooie— oiuirg fair enough. we don't want- people_ gluing them. people doing them. gluing them. veri— people doing them. gluing them. yeah you know, let's see. yeah but, you know, let's see. if then do that with the if they do then do that with the rosi— if they do then do that with the just-and— if they do then do that with the rrsr-ori irre- if they do then do that with the just and the extinction just stop oil and the extinction ioeieiiiorr— just stop oil and the extinction. rebellion—moment just stop oil and the extinction. relooksrn_moment just stop oil and the extinction. re looks like—moment just stop oil and the extinction re looks like the moment just stop oil and the extinction relooks like the police moment just stop oil and the extinction re looks like the police should ent it looks like the police should be it looks like the police should ire—rise- it looks like the police should ire—rise ouiiio be working to help the public ovoid— be working to help the public ovoid-.— be working to help the public ovoii-. arr- be working to help the public avoid-. an but- be working to help the public avoid-. an but it. avoid disruption. an but it iookei— avoid disruption. an but it looked-they- avoid disruption. an but it looked they were working to looked like they were working to rero— looked like they were working to hero—rise - looked like they were working to help _the crown i help the state and the crown ovoid— help the state and the crown avoid disruption.— help the state and the crown avoid disruption. i think it's roi— avoid disruption. i think it's nor going— avoid disruption. i think it's nor going ro— avoid disruption. i think it's not going to be— avoid disruption. i think it's not going to be very popular. ire— not going to be very popular. ire-cross- not going to be very popular. the-cause-notl the protesters cause was not helped those who tried to helped by those who tried to disrupt grand national disrupt the grand national because, talk because, again, there was talk that to try and that they were going to try and spook the horses that would be potentially lethal . but it potentially lethal. but it wasn't these but it wasn't these protesters doing riser.— wasn't these protesters doing riser-wiser- wasn't these protesters doing riser—wiser you- wasn't these protesters doing that. what you have to that. so that's what you have to reor— that. so that's what you have to beer—irrev- that. so that's what you have to bear—they rushed.

bear in mind why they rushed iris—rerougii- this legislation through, ieoouse— this legislation through, because they- this legislation through, because they didn't want that to reopen— because they didn't want that to happen coronation happen with the coronation but the happen with the coronation but ire—ermam- happen with the coronation buti the—graham smith the republic look, graham smith has around for donkeys the republic look, graham smith has and around for donkeys the republic look, graham smith has and arhave for donkeys the republic look, graham smith has andarhave fought|keys the republic look, graham smith has and arhave fought for's years and i have fought for probably years about the probably 20 years about the monarchy . he probably 20 years about the monarchy. he was going to monarchy. he was never going to try horses . he was try and spook horses. he was just waving, reasonable. just there waving, reasonable. i don't agree with him, but i don't agree with him, but he's i don't agree with him, but he's ioioiiy— i don't agree with him, but he's totally reasonable. _ i don't agree with him, but he's totally reasonable. yeah. the wing— totally reasonable. yeah. the iiirg-iooi— totally reasonable. yeah. the iiirg-iooi ri- totally reasonable. yeah. the thing-look at the- thing is, one look at the pubuchy thing is, one look at the publicity given them. but publicity we've given them. but if comfortable, if you're comfortable, you're comfortable with the government at , you might like at the time, you might like these pushed these powers being pushed through will through. but governments will never powers back. never take these powers back. they will never give they will. they will never give more freedom to the public. once you've taken get you've taken it away, get a government in there that you don't you might not be don't like. you might not be quite so happy about it. very interesting point because labour rove— interesting point because labour hove—or- interesting point because labour hove—oi iiese| have condemned some of these goers— have condemned some of these goers iri— have condemned some of these powers, but they're interesting have condemned some of these po see ;, but they're interesting have condemned some of these po see ifout they're interesting have condemned some of these po see if theyiey're interesting have condemned some of these po see if theyiey'rthe teresting have condemned some of these po see if theyiey'rthe nextting to see if they win the next eieoiiorr. — to see if they win the next election. remove to see if they win the next- election. _remove them? election. do they remove them? no-i— election. do they remove them? no. oer— election. do they remove them? no. oer-io- - election. do they remove them? no-i bet-do. and. election. do they remove them?| no-i bet-do. and the no way. i bet they do. and the suggestion suggestion suggestion is the suggestion is they it. that's they won't remove it. that's right. worrying. yeah. yeah. why would, right. worrying. yeah. yeah. why worm-worri— right. worrying. yeah. yeah. why. would,-would-government would, why would any government oiiorr— would, why would any government oiiorrlmore— would, why would any government allow more individual allow us more individual freedoms?— allow us more individual. freedoms?_not allow us more individual- freedoms?_not the freedoms? i know that's not thei movement—bills movement of travel, right? bills niger— movement of travel, right? bills niger-mirror— movement of travel, right? bills nigel-mirror to- movement of travel, right? bills nigel mirror to million nigel in the mirror to million irouseiroiis— nigel in the mirror to million households are— nigel in the mirror to million households are unable to pay at ieosr— households are unable to pay at ieosr-iiii— households are unable to pay at least-bill last— households are unable to pay at least bill last month. this least one bill last month. this is gerrirrg— least one bill last month. this is getting desperate. “43?" is getting desperate. yeah, i rhini— is getting desperate. yeah, i think getting desperate . i

think it is getting desperate. i mean, you're talking about rent. you're about mortgage. you're talking about mortgage. is council something is council tax something that they just can't quite afford? you one or the you might be to pay one or the other, can't pay them other, but you can't pay them all. and this is why cost of living still remains the huge issue that has got to be got to be tackled and the only way of doing that is obviously bringing down inflation. now it looks as if inflation will go down anyway by the end of the year. but at the moment, as much as they thought , well, at the thought last, well, at the exactly the interest rates are still high. still over still high. we're still over over it is still high. over 10. so it is still high. but i think that of all the issues around this one is still the top one with the voters . it the top one with the voters. it is and it will cost the tories irre— is and it will cost the tories the election— is and it will cost the tories the election if— is and it will cost the tories the election if they don't get it the election if they don't get i soriei. — the election if they don't get it sorted. yes,— the election if they don't get it sorted. yes, people have got to it sorted. yes, people have got io-ieiier— it sorted. yes, people have got io-ieiieriiy- it sorted. yes, people have got to - better. by the - it sorted. yes, people have got to better by the time to feel better off by the time of rise — to feel better off by the time of the election. _ to feel better off by the time of the election. �*" of the election. if the tories have hope of winning, they have any hope of winning, they have any hope of winning, they have sense of these have no sense of what these interest rates are doing. these interest rates are doing. these interest high, interest rates are doing. these interest-high, not- interest rates are high, not because— interest rates are high, not because-people- interest rates are high, not because people overspending. because of people overspending. it's because of people overspending. ii-s—roies- it's their crisis interest rates ori— it's their crisis interest rates ore-io— it's their crisis interest ratesi and _to.brought it's their crisis interest rates- and _to.brought down and they need to be brought down because—io- and they need to be brought down ieoouse—io oe- because nobody seems to be iirirrkirrg— because nobody seems to be risking—your- thinking logically. if your irrieresi— thinking logically. if your interest-up,- thinking logically. if your interest up, then interest rates are up, then

ioriioris— interest rates are up, theni landlords _their landlords cannot pay their morigoges— landlords cannot pay their morigoges. so,— landlords cannot pay their mortgages. so, you know, it's all mortgages. so, you know, it's air-saying- mortgages. so, you know, it's all-saying you've. mortgages. so, you know, it's allfix saying you've mortgages. so, you know, it's allfix the saying you've mortgages. so, you know, it's allfix the rent.3ying you've mortgages. so, you know, it's allfix the rent. s0|g you've mortgages. so, you know, it's allfix the rent. so this u've to fix the rent. so this ioriiori— to fix the rent. so this landlord now- to fix the rent. so this landlord now can't pay his morigoge. — landlord now can't pay his morigoge. _tol landlord now can't pay his. mortgage._to lose landlord now can't pay his- mortgage._to lose his mortgage. he's going to lose his progeny.— mortgage. he's going to lose his orooeriy. so— mortgage. he's going to lose his orooeriy. so riser— mortgage. he's going to lose his property. so that tenant is going— property. so that tenant is going-where- property. so that tenant is going where they're going to lose where they're sroyirrg — going to lose where they're- staying—keeping staying anyway. so stop keeping it. staying anyway. so stop keeping ii. —oiiori— staying anyway. so stop keeping it. afford mortgage staying anyway. so stop keeping it. it's afford mortgage staying anyway. so stop keeping it. it's the zord mortgage staying anyway. so stop keeping it. it's the landlordstgage staying anyway. so stop keeping it. it's the landlords that; because it's the landlords that are because it's the landlords that ore-irre— because it's the landlords that are-the market- because it's the landlords that are the market open for are keeping the market open for errors.— are keeping the market open for errors i— are keeping the market open for tenants. i have— are keeping the market open for tenants. i have property that tenants. i have a property that i tenants. i have a property that i reer— tenants. i have a property that i reri ori— tenants. i have a property that i rent out and— tenants. i have a property that i rent out and i— tenants. i have a property that i rent out and i am now subsidising_ i rent out and i am now subsidising my tenants because riey-re— subsidising my tenants because riey-re reorg— subsidising my tenants because they're really good tenants and i they're really good tenants and i reoiiy— they're really good tenants and i reoiiy iike— they're really good tenants and i really like them.— they're really good tenants and i really like them. but how long am i really like them. but how long are i— i really like them. but how long are i going— i really like them. but how long on i going io— i really like them. but how long on i going ro ne— i really like them. but how long am i going to be able to do that fore— am i going to be able to do that fore-know.— am i going to be able to do that fore-know. — am i going to be able to do that for?-know. and- am i going to be able to do that for? know. ' r: “cciifilerc for? i don't know. and interest is going to go up again, i'm afraid. and but is the afraid. and if but where is the iogio— afraid. and if but where is the iogiolrnore— afraid. and if but where is the logic-that? do— afraid. and if but where is the logic .that? do you- r: and if but where is the logic that? do you not logic in that? do you not understand?— understand? people are losing ineir— understand? people are losing ineir-wnere— their homes. where they're iiving. — their homes. where they're living. - because - their homes. where they're living. f "it; living. it's because they're they think if you up they think if you put up interest rates, that brings down inflation. but it's wrong because— because this inflation is not inrioiion— because this inflation is not inflation—by- because this inflation is not. inflation _by heavy inflation brought up by heavy spending.— inflation brought up by heavy. spending—were inflation brought up by heavy. sesoingee— inflation brought up by heavy. speso rich _we're inflation brought up by heavy. speso rich and _we're inflation brought up by heavy speso rich and we're we're all so rich and we're overspending. it's because all so rich and we're— overspending. it's because we've been— overspending. it's because we've been our— overspending. it's because we've been our inro— overspending. it's because we've been our no n— overspending. it's because we've been put into a corner because of been put into a corner because oi-iney— been put into a corner because of-they behave - been put into a corner because of they behave during of the way they behave during iookionn. — of the way they behave during iookionn. ido — of the way they behave during lockdown. i do .think - of the way they behave during. lockdown.ido-think.you lockdown. do you think do you think was the think cost of living was the factor local elections think cost of living was the fact(week? local elections think cost of living was the fact(week? yes,:al elections think cost of living was the fact(week? yes, il elections think cost of living was the fact(week? yes, i do, actions think cost of living was the fact(week? yes, i do, because? last week? yes, i do, because? because don't vote because people don't often vote on oh, on local issues. nigel oh, i think sewage was big issue think the sewage was a big issue in some some areas, yes. i mean, obviously places we're

obviously certain places we're talking issues. so talking about local issues. so plymouth instance, talking about local issues. so plymouth-instance, where plymouth, for instance, where all plymouth, for instance, where air—ionnl plymouth, for instance, where. air—gown by all their trees were cut down by the all their trees were cut down by ine-ieoien— all their trees were cut down by the-leader. .that. the council leader. yeah that ieoone— the council leader. yeah that became-local- the council leader. yeah that. became-local-but became a major local issue. but yon-re— became a major local issue. but yon-re-i— became a major local issue. but yon-re-i ininn— became a major local issue. but you're i think booted out you're right, i think booted out as you're right, i think booted out os—inni-s- you're right, i think booted out os—inni-s rigni.| you're right, i think booted outi as _that's right. as a result. yes, that's right. and as a result. yes, that's right. ann-inor— as a result. yes, that's right. ann-inn o— as a result. yes, that's right. and-that a lot- as a result. yes, that's right. and-that a lot of- as a result. yes, that's right. and _that a lot of the. and i think that a lot of the anger— and i think that a lot of the anger ogoinsi— and i think that a lot of the anger against the tories was inings— anger against the tories was over things-the- anger against the tories was over things the cost of over things like the cost of iiring— over things like the cost of living, those— over things like the cost of living, those sort of national oiso— living, those sort of national issues, also the— living, those sort of national issues, also the chaos of last year.— issues, also the chaos of last year. ani— issues, also the chaos of last year. and i— issues, also the chaos of last year. and i think— issues, also the chaos of last year. and i think that that played— year. and i think that that played o— year. and i think that that played 6 part— year. and i think that that played 6 part -_ year. and i think that that played a part . you got the played a part. you got the ieeiing— played a part. you got the feeling that— played a part. you got the feeling that you want the governneni— feeling that you want the government to get all these various things— government to get all these various things sorted out and the government— various things sorted out and the government up until now , erg the government up until now, erg has the government up until now, erg nos proven— the government up until now, erg nos proven inor— the government up until now, erg has proved that proved themselves— has proved that proved themselves incapable doing themselves incapable of doing _r— themselves incapable of doing -i rhini— themselves incapable of doing so. _i think also- themselves incapable of doing so. _i think also i'm- so. yeah, i think also i'm wondering whenever liam's in the studio, i'm always interested to know government know how long this government will it until they start will leave it until they start to reduce interest or to generate growth if they leave it too late in order to win votes, the public will see through it. of course they will. they'll feel manipulated. yeah, i'm feeling feel manipulated. yeah, i'm reeiing inor— feel manipulated. yeah, i'm feeling that now.— feel manipulated. yeah, i'm feeling that now. i- ”iii; : yeah, i'm feeling that now. i mean, i insi— feeling that now. i mean, i insr, yon— feeling that now. i mean, i insr, you know,— feeling that now. i mean, i just, you know, i'm partyless. i ion-i— just, you know, i'm partyless. i ion-i know— just, you know, i'm partyless. i don't know who— just, you know, i'm partyless. i don't know who to— just, you know, i'm partyless. i don't know who to vote for. �*fir�*rz; don't know who to vote for. we know— don't know who to vote for. we know wigei. — don't know who to vote for. we know nigel,-we've- know nigel, because we've covered these often. the covered these so often. the budget election budget before the election will cut . that's the cut taxes. well, that's the problem. surprise . but

problem. and it's surprise. but they still have to get have to get— they still have to get have to gei—iown. - they still have to get have to gei—iown. il they still have to get have to. get—down. i mean get inflation down down. i mean inere— get inflation down down. i mean inere-noini— get inflation down down. i mean there-point trying- get inflation down down. i mean there point trying to cut there is no point trying to cut roses— there is no point trying to cut rooeslownning— there is no point trying to cut taxes pumping money into taxes, pumping more money into the taxes, pumping more money into ine—ii— taxes, pumping more money into the-if inflation- taxes, pumping more money into the-if inflation is- the economy if inflation is siiii— the economy if inflation is sriii nign.— the economy if inflation is still high. yeah— the economy if inflation is still high. yeah we all want rower— still high. yeah we all want lower taxes,— still high. yeah we all want lower taxes, but— still high. yeah we all want lower taxes, but you've got to oorwoiiw— lower taxes, but you've got to ooiwoiiw io — lower taxes, but you've got to oorwoiiw io ir— lower taxes, but you've got to actually do it at— lower taxes, but you've got to actually do it at the right iirne. — actually do it at the right iirne. |we— actually do it at the right time. �*vw�*rz; : " g actually do it at the right time. iwe shouldn't it's time. we shouldn't forget it's the burden since the the highest tax burden since the second world war under a conservative government. exactly. yeah. right. thank you born.— exactly. yeah. right. thank you born—nove- exactly. yeah. right. thank you both._have morei both. we're going to have more iron— both. we're going to have more iron-ine— both. we're going to have more from-the next- both. we're going to have more from the next hour. we're from you in the next hour. we're oiso— from you in the next hour. we're oiso-nowe— from you in the next hour. we're also-have more- from you in the next hour. we're also-have more on- from you in the next hour. we're also have more on this also going to have more on this goernrnen-is— also going to have more on thisi government's—gp government's plan to free up gp oopoininenis— government's plan to free up gp appointments-the- appointments. this is to the noini— appointments. this is to the point—britain'sl appointments. this is to the- point_britain's news point on gb news, britain's news ononnei. — point on gb news, britain's news channel. hello— point on gb news, britain's news channel. hello again,- point on gb news, britain's news channel. ergo? " g point on gb news, britain's news channel. ergo? " ' an?“ channel. hello again, it's aidan magee here gp news magee here with your gp news weather update from the met office. warm , sunny spells office. some warm, sunny spells out for many of us, but out there for many of us, but also heavy showers and even some thunderstorms to take care to avoid the thunderstorms most likely towards the south—east and a weather front clearing for tuesday morning will leave a legacy of some cloudier conditions for a time across east anglia and the south—east some more prolonged spells of rain . but otherwise, it's a day rain. but otherwise, it's a day of sunny spells and showers. the best of any sunny spells be across western scotland. parts

of northwest england, west wales, for example . and these wales, for example. and these areas may not see a shower at all, but elsewhere there is that risk of heavy downpours, more prolonged spells of rain in the south and southeast and even some thunder and hail mixed in. but the showers it but away from the showers it will feel warm mid to high teens, generally, 20 or teens, generally, perhaps 20 or 21 a few spots. the 21 celsius in a few spots. the rain showers is slow to clear rain or showers is slow to clear across the southeast during the evening, but eventually they will before the next system. an area pressure approaching will before the next system. an areg'north—westssure approaching will before the next system. an areg'north—west pushes proaching will before the next system. an areg'north—west pushes in)aching will before the next system. an areg'north—west pushes in someg the north—west pushes in some cloud and some showery rain by the end of the night. of course , it's going to be a mild night in the where we've got the in the west where we've got the cloud thickening. but across the east and northeast, mid—single cloud thickening. but across the east anmoretheast, mid—single cloud thickening. but across the east an moretheast,anid—single cloud thickening. but across the east anmoretheast,a brightigle figures more likely a bright start in the east. however, first on wednesday, sunny first thing on wednesday, sunny spells, but further west, we've got the cloud, we've the got the cloud, we've got the showery from the would go showery rain from the would go and then showers break out widely again on widely across the uk again on wednesday again, some wednesday afternoon. again, some heavy downpours, some rumbles of thunder out there, particularly towards and towards the east and temperatures from the temperatures away from the showers a little down compared

with tuesday, 15 to 19 celsius. then into wednesday evening, the showers rumble on for a time before eventually easing. still a lot of cloud across the uk and some more prolonged rain at times, particularly towards western coasts. but otherwise , western coasts. but otherwise, by the end of the night, it looks drier before showers get going once again in the south and east on thursday , much and the east on thursday, much dner and the east on thursday, much drier on friday and drier and brighter on friday and into the start of the weekend

away . to 11:00 on tuesday, the away. to 11:00 on tuesday, the 9th of may. good morning. this is io— 9th of may. good morning. this is io ine— 9th of may. good morning. this is to the point— 9th of may. good morning. this is to the point on— 9th of may. good morning. this is to the point on gb- 9 swings good morning. this is to the point on gb news with new— is to the point on gb news with new runner— is to the point on gb news with bev turner and— is to the point on gb news with bev turner and andrew pierce onornooies — bev turner and andrew pierce pharmacies. "er ”it; grin g bev turner and andrew pierce pharmacies. grin g pharmacies. they're going to be given a major new role in handing out prescriptions. this is to try to is all, of course, to try to ease crisis in people who ease the crisis in people who can't to their gp's red can't get to see their gp's red faces at the met. the police epess— faces at the met. the police epess regrei— faces at the met. the police express regret for— f iii; the police express regret for arresting onii — express regret for arresting some anti monica protesters onene— some anti monica protesters oneoi or— some anti monica protesters ahead of the— some anti monica protesters ahead of the coronation. the need— ahead of the coronation. the need or— ahead of the coronation. the need or ine— ahead of the coronation. the

head of the group says he still pions— head of the group says he still pions ro— head of the group says he still pions ro rowe— head of the group says he still plans to take legal action. we wiri— plans to take legal action. we wiii nove— plans to take legal action. we will have the— plans to take legal action. we will have the very latest on inor— will have the very latest on that. developing story. such pwpiioiw— that. developing story. such pwpiioirw for— that. developing story. such publicity for the— that. developing story. such publicity for the protesters. nonw— publicity for the protesters. really ii-s— publicity for the protesters. really it's ridiculous. - publicity for the protesters. really it's ridiculous. and crown versus the government. bofis crown versus the government. boris had a dust up with boris johnson had a dust up with when was with the mayor when he was with the mayor prince over the prince of wales, over the government's plan to ship refugees to rwanda. we'll give you more on that later and stay with us to find out which airports have the worst delays . airports have the worst delays. all to come on to the point . all to come on to the point. zepnw,— all to come on to the point. zepnw, we— all to come on to the point. zephyr, we want— all to come on to the point. zephyr, we want to know what you ininw— zephyr, we want to know what you inink on— zephyr, we want to know what you inink on inose— zephyr, we want to know what you think on those stories. jrzzr" g think on those stories. don't forger— think on those stories. don't iorgei io— think on those stories. don't forget to email— think on those stories. don't forget to email us, gbviews@gbnews.uk. but first, let's get the headlines with tamsin roberts . andrew, thanks tamsin roberts. andrew, thanks very— tamsin roberts. andrew, thanks very noon— tamsin roberts. andrew, thanks very nwon oni— tamsin roberts. andrew, thanks very much and good— " t andrew, thanks very much and good morning from the very much and good morning from we on— very much and good morning from the gb newsroom.— very much and good morning from the gb newsroom. it's 11:01. pharmacists— the gb newsroom. it's 11:01. pharmacists will- the gb newsroom. it's 11:01. pharmacists will be able to give presoripiion— pharmacists will be able to give prescription medicine without a gp prescription medicine without a or sign— prescription medicine without a or sign on— prescription medicine without a or sign on in— prescription medicine without a gp sign off in the— prescription medicine without a gp sign off in the latest government— gp sign off in the latest government plans to ease the pressure on doctors . under the

pressure on doctors. under the measures, patients will be able to measures, patients will be able ro gei— measures, patients will be able to get treatments— measures, patients will be able to get treatments for seven common conditions , including a common conditions, including a inroor— common conditions, including a inroor oni— common conditions, including a sore throat and earache. that's wiinowi— sore throat and earache. that's without seeing— sore throat and earache. that's without seeing a— sore throat and earache. that's without seeing a doctor . it's without seeing a doctor. it's nopei— without seeing a doctor. it's nopei ine— without seeing a doctor. it's hoped the new— without seeing a doctor. it's hoped the new guidelines, which will hoped the new guidelines, which wiii sonne— hoped the new guidelines, which will come into— hoped the new guidelines, which will come into place this winter , wiri— will come into place this winter , wiii free— will come into place this winter ,wpg free up— will come into place this winter , will free up to— will come into place this winter , will free up to 15— will come into place this winter , will free up to 15 million siois— , will free up to 15 million siois oi— , will free up to 15 million slots at surgeries over the next iwo— slots at surgeries over the next iwo weors — slots at surgeries over the next rwo wes ine— slots at surgeries over the next two years. the public health iiinisier— two years. the public health minister neil— two years. the public health minister neil o'brien , told gb minister neil o'brien, told gb wews— minister neil o'brien, told gb wews ine— minister neil o'brien, told gb news the move— minister neil o'brien, told gb news the move is a step in the rigni— news the move is a step in the right direction— news the move is a step in the right direction . _ news the move is a step in the right direction . “iii; news the move is a step in the right direction . “itit; 311i; news the move is a step in the right direction . “itit; 3111 mm; right direction. there are more pharmacies than there were when we came to office and this investment that we're making today of another 645 million is exactly responding to those pressures. and it's responding to something that a lot of pharmacists have said to me, which is that they they want to do more. they want to more do more. they want to do more proper clinical and proper clinical work and advanced services. and by making this investment we're this big investment today, we're going enable just that. and going to enable just that. and so some of the so that will take some of the pressure off pharmacies as well as the pressure gps . as taking the pressure off gps. but gp anita raja told us but nhs, gp anita raja told us sne-s— but nhs, gp anita raja told us she's sceptical— but nhs, gp anita raja told us she's sceptical of— but nhs, gp anita raja told us she's sceptical of the new pions. — she's sceptical of the new pions. vow— she's sceptical of the new plans. you know, and i know that at plans. you know, and i know that or ine— plans. you know, and i know that or we oeni— plans. you know, and i know that at the moment there are so many nwnireis— at the moment there are so many nwnireis oi— at the moment there are so many hundreds of pharmacies have oireoiw— hundreds of pharmacies have already closed— hundreds of pharmacies have already closed down. "

already closed down. i mean, you know.— already closed down. i mean, you know. by— already closed down. i mean, you know, by the time this is going to be implemented, may not to be implemented, we may not have a pharmacy near us. so everybody under of everybody is under a lot of pressure. really, pressure. so we need to really, really, work towards really, really work towards capacity, , motty, capacity, capacity, motty, retrain, re recruit and, you know, and value your health care staff . the met police says it staff. the met police says it regrets arresting six anti—monarchy protesters ahead of the coronation. the force ooniirnei— of the coronation. the force confirmed the _ rzzr" the force confirmed the individuals face no runner— confirmed the individuals face no further action— confirmed the individuals face no further action after being sroppei— no further action after being sroppei on— no further action after being stopped on saturday under the rwpiio— stopped on saturday under the new public order— stopped on saturday under the new public order act. one of nose— new public order act. one of those detained _ new public order act. one of those detained included the reorien— those detained included the ieoier oi— those detained included the leader of the _ those detained included the leader of the group republic, wno— leader of the group republic, wno sows— leader of the group republic, wno sows ne— leader of the group republic, who says he has— leader of the group republic, who says he has since received an who says he has since received on opoiogw— who says he has since received an apology. scotland yard says 52 an apology. scotland yard says so or— an apology. scotland yard says so oi ine— an apology. scotland yard says so oi we or— an apology. scotland yard says 52 of the 64 arrests made during the coronation— 52 of the 64 arrests made during the coronation relate to individuals— the coronation relate to individuals they believed were going— individuals they believed were going io— individuals they believed were going ro iisrwpr— individuals they believed were going to disrupt the event . a going to disrupt the event. a iorner— going to disrupt the event. a former pakistan— going to disrupt the event. a former pakistan prime minister has former pakistan prime minister nos reporier— former pakistan prime minister has reporter been— former pakistan prime minister has reporter been arrested in asiir— has reporter been arrested in asiir wine.— has reporter been arrested in aslef abad. local media are sowing— aslef abad. local media are sowing inor— aslef abad. local media are saying that the— aslef abad. local media are saying that the former cricketer inron— saying that the former cricketer inron inan— saying that the former cricketer imran khan was— saying that the former cricketer imran khan was taken by a poroniiiiow— imran khan was taken by a paramilitary force from court premises— paramilitary force from court premises in— paramilitary force from court premises in the—

paramilitary force from court premises in the capital. he was reporieiiw— premises in the capital. he was reportedly taken— premises in the capital. he was reportedly taken away under neow— reportedly taken away under heavy scrutiny. _ reportedly taken away under heavy scrutiny. that news just in io— heavy scrutiny. that news just in io ns— heavy scrutiny. that news just in io us in— heavy scrutiny. that news just in to us in the— heavy scrutiny. that news just in to us in the last few ninwies— in to us in the last few minutes. we'll bring you more on inor— minutes. we'll bring you more on we wnen— minutes. we'll bring you more on we wnen we— minutes. we'll bring you more on that when we get— minutes. we'll bring you more on that when we get it. vladimir ruin— that when we get it. vladimir rwiin sows— that when we get it. vladimir putin says the— that when we get it. vladimir putin says the west is sowing noirei— putin says the west is sowing newer one— putin says the west is sowing hatred and russophobia against his hatred and russophobia against nis connin— hatred and russophobia against nis oowniw .— hatred and russophobia against nis oownrw. in— hatred and russophobia against his country. in a— hatred and russophobia against his country. in a speech during the his country. in a speech during ine onnwoi— his country. in a speech during the annual victory— his country. in a speech during the annual victory day parade in iioso— the annual victory day parade in iioso ine— the annual victory day parade in moscow. the russian president sows— moscow. the russian president sows o— moscow. the russian president says a so—called_ moscow. the russian president says a so—called real war is being— says a so—called real war is being wageri— says a so—called real war is being waged right now and claims his being waged right now and claims nis connin— being waged right now and claims nis oowniw is— being waged right now and claims his country is defending its sowereigniw. — his country is defending its sovereignty. putin has also esense— sovereignty. putin has also accused the _ sovereignty. putin has also accused the west of forgetting wno— accused the west of forgetting who defeated _ accused the west of forgetting who defeated the and compared uwroinion— who defeated the and compared ukrainian people— who defeated the and compared ukrainian people to hostages to the ambitions— ukrainian people to hostages to the ambitions of— ukrainian people to hostages to the ambitions of the west . the ambitions of the west. the wesiern — the ambitions of the west. the western global— the ambitions of the west. the western global elites- the ambitions of the west. the western global elites still preach about their exceptionalism. they're pitting peopie— exceptionalism. they're pitting peopie ogoinsi— exceptionalism. they're pitting people against each— i they're pitting people against each other and dividing— people against each other and dividing society,— people against each other and dividing society, provoking ooniiiois— dividing society, provoking conflicts and— dividing society, provoking conflicts and coups , sowing conflicts and coups, sowing newer.— conflicts and coups, sowing hatred. russophobia aggressive noiionoiisn— hatred. russophobia aggressive nationalism and— hatred. russophobia aggressive nationalism and destroying the iroiiiionoi— nationalism and destroying the traditional family values that none— traditional family values that none peopie,— traditional family values that make people, people they seem to nove— make people, people they seem to nowe iorgoiien — make people, people they seem to have forgotten what— make people, people they seem to have forgotten what the claim to worri—

have forgotten what the claim to world supremacy— have forgotten what the claim to world supremacy led to. rorgoiien— world supremacy led to. forgotten who - world supremacy led to. forgotten who defeats did this norriiie— forgotten who defeats did this horrible total— forgotten who defeats did this horrible total evil, who stood up ior— horrible total evil, who stood up ior ineir— horrible total evil, who stood up for their homeland and did not up for their homeland and did noi spore— up for their homeland and did not spare their— up for their homeland and did not spare their lives for the peopie— not spare their lives for the peopie oi— not spare their lives for the people of europe . meanwhile the people of europe. meanwhile the european— people of europe. meanwhile the european commission president, iirswio— european commission president, iirswio won— european commission president, iirswio oer— european commission president, ursula von der leyen has arrived in kyiv— ursula von der leyen has arrived in kyiv ior— ursula von der leyen has arrived in kyiv for talks— ursula von der leyen has arrived in kyiv for talks with president zeiensnw— in kyiv for talks with president zeiensnw — in kyiv for talks with president zelenskyy this— in kyiv for talks with president zelenskyy " t zelenskyy this after russia fired cruise missile strikes in ukraine. this morning. smoke trails from explosions have been seen in the capital with local officials saying their air defence systems shot most of the missiles down. a marine barge which will be used to house migrants, has arrived in uk waters. the bibi stockholm docked in falmouth this morning to be refurbished ahead of its use as a housing centre . the use as a housing centre. the three storey barge will be used for at least 18 months and can hold up to 500 migrants as they wait for their asylum claims to be processed . it's part of be processed. it's part of a government scheme to move asylum seekers away from costly hotel accommodation . ambulance workers

accommodation. ambulance workers in the south—east are set to strike as the union escalates its industrial action over pay . its industrial action over pay. unite's members employed at south, central and south—east coast ambulance service, nhs trust will strike until 10:00 tonight. last month the members rejected the government's offer of a lump sum cash payment and a 5% pay rise. members of the other health unions accepted that offer . meanwhile, the that offer. meanwhile, the government's legislation on striking laws will have its final reading in parliament today. final reading in parliament today . the new bill would see today. the new bill would see workers required to give a minimum level of service during industrial action. the trades union congress says this would mean 5.5 million workers could face losing the right to strike and face losing their jobs if they refuse to comply . they refuse to comply. birmingham airport has been named the worst in the uk for flight delays for the second yearin flight delays for the second year in a row. the civil aviation authority says departures from the airport were on average half an hour behind

schedule in 2022. that's more than twice as long as the previous year. but the airport says it is running smoothly this year. says it is running smoothly this year . this is gb news. says it is running smoothly this year. this is gb news. more from me shortly. now though, is back to andrew and . to andrew and. bev well, we're to andrew and. bev. - well, we're talking to andrew and. bev— . well, we're talking pharmacies well, we're talking pharmacies . the prime minister is winning— . the prime minister is launching this new scheme. iiiiiions— launching this new scheme. millions patients england millions of patients in england wiri— millions of patients in england wiii pe— millions of patients in england wiii ie apie— millions of patients in england will be able to— will be able to get prescriptions for seven common ooniiiions— conditions, including sore ppm...— conditions, including sore throat,-from - conditions, including sore throat, from your throat, sinusitis from your ppnrnoow— throat, sinusitis from your pnornoow. ii-s— throat, sinusitis from your pharmacy. it's too because, of course, you can't— pharmacy. it's too because, of course, you can't get an oppoinineni— course, you can't get an appointment at the doctor's swrgew. — surgery. that's right. that's igne— surgery. that's right. that's right—ore- surgery. that's right. that's right. are worth right. the measures are worth £645 million to expand and pharmacy services to allow them to prescribe more medications and blood pressure and perform blood pressure checks earlier , the minister for checks earlier, the minister for primary care, neil o'brien , he primary care, neil o'brien, he told gb news the government was making positive progress in expanding role of expanding the role of pharmacies, even though 160 have closed in the last two years. minister there are more

pnornooies— minister there are more pharmacies than there were when we came to office. _ pharmacies than there were when we came to office. ' r: we came to office. and this investment we're making investment that we're making today of another 645 million is exactly responding to those pressures . and it's responding pressures. and it's responding to something that a lot of pharmacists have said to me, which they they want to which is that they they want to do more. want to more do more. they want to do more proper and proper clinical work and advanced services. making advanced services. and by making this big investment today, we're going enable just that. and going to enable just that. and so will take some of the so that will take some of the pressure off pharmacies as well as pressure off gps. as taking the pressure off gps. but that we're but the other thing that we're doing making another doing today is making another big about £240 big investment about £240 million new technology for million in new technology for gps it's gps because we know it's so frustrating people and frustrating for people and really terrible if you ring your gp can't get through. gp and you can't get through. and why spending and that's why we're spending the about £60,000 the equivalent of about £60,000 per practise new technology. per practise on new technology. so their phones so that we upgrade their phones and you never get an engaged tone again, and that also tone again, and that we also give good online give them really good online access, partly up the access, partly to free up the phones partly that's phones and partly because that's a convenient a really convenient way of getting with your gp as getting in touch with your gp as well. lot of people. so as well. for a lot of people. so as well. for a lot of people. so as well the big investment in well as the big investment in pharmacy take pressure pharmacy to take the pressure off, investing in off, we're also investing in technology to

technology and also going to carry on growing the number of appointments and growing the workforce the workforce as well. that's the primary— workforce as well. that's the primary-sore- workforce as well. that's the primary-care minister.| primary health care minister. wei— primary health care minister. weii o-nrien— primary health care minister. neil o'brien engaged. holmes it's neil o'brien engaged. holmes is geiiing— neil o'brien engaged. holmes it's getting somebody to answer the it's getting somebody to answer ine—inoi— it's getting somebody to answer ine—inoi ine- it's getting somebody to answer the _that the real. the phone. isn't that the real proiiene— the phone. isn't that the real problem?-when- the phone. isn't that the real- problem?-when-thinking problem? no. when i was thinking wnen—isin- problem? no. when i was thinking wnen—isin inei when he said there were 48in the grere— when he said there were 48in the q....,-pgg_ when he said there were 48in the queue,-told we'll- when he said there were 48in the queue, told we'll update queue, you're told we'll update the queue, you're told we'll update ine pione— queue, you're told we'll update the phone service. r:r:::r g 91; the phone service. you don't get the phone service. you don't get the engaged phone. i'm guessing the phone service. you don't get the imeansj phone. i'm guessing the phone service. you don't get the means you one. i'm guessing the phone service. you don't get the means you just i'm guessing the phone service. you don't get the means you just i'm putssing the phone service. you don't get the means you just i'm put onig that means you just get put on hold. you don't. you hold. instead, you don't. you are queue, not are 48 in the queue, not inwesiing— are 48 in the queue, not investing in— are 48 in the queue, not investing in people. are 48 in the queue, not- investing in people. that's what it means. we will tell you where you queue. 48. well, you are in the queue. 48. well, joining us with the latest on this news political this is gb news political reporter olivia utley . good reporter olivia utley. good morning, olivia . and the detail morning, olivia. and the detail of this is still kind of emerging and how it's going to work. we started the morning being quite celebratory. we become bit more become a little bit more sceptical as the mornings gone on. are there any other naysayers as yes , we are hearing naysayers as yes, we are hearing a bit of pushback from some mps across the house and from certain health groups who are worried that some of the people who are going to their pharmacists to get medication in

from instead of their gps will end up just being sent back to the back of the gp when, for whatever reason, the antibiotics which they've received from their pharmacists simply don't work. the other issue, and we're nearing— work. the other issue, and we're neoring inis— work. the other issue, and we're hearing this loud— work. the other issue, and we're hearing this loud and— the other issue, and we're hearing this loud and clear from the hearing this loud and clear from we mgr,— hearing this loud and clear from we mgr, is— hearing this loud and clear from the mail, is that— hearing this loud and clear from the mail, is that over the last 7 the mail, is that over the last ior— the mail, is that over the last i or s— the mail, is that over the last i or so years— the mail, is that over the last 7 or 8 years, thousands of pnrrnooies— 7 or 8 years, thousands of pharmacies have had to close sorry,— pharmacies have had to close sorrw no— pharmacies have had to close sorry, no roo— pharmacies have had to close sorry, no 700 pharmacies have noi— sorry, no 700 pharmacies have new io— sorry, no 700 pharmacies have new io oiose— sorry, no 700 pharmacies have had to close in— sorry, no 700 pharmacies have had to close in the— sorry, no 700 pharmacies have had to close in the uk because of had to close in the uk because oi gowernneni— had to close in the uk because of government underfunding and ieoorse— of government underfunding and ieoorse oi— of government underfunding and because of rising— of government underfunding and because of rising energy prices oni— because of rising energy prices and ieoorse— because of rising energy prices and ieoorse oi— because of rising energy prices and because of a— because of rising energy prices and because of a rise in the wnoiesoie— and because of a rise in the wholesale cost— and because of a rise in the wholesale cost of medicine. so rnessi— wholesale cost of medicine. so rnessi inose— wholesale cost of medicine. so unless those pharmacies are represen— unless those pharmacies are repiooei oni— unless those pharmacies are replaced and rejuvenated, then it's replaced and rejuvenated, then is going— replaced and rejuvenated, then is going io— replaced and rejuvenated, then is going ro pe— replaced and rejuvenated, then it's going to be really, really noni— it's going to be really, really new io— it's going to be really, really new io rp— it's going to be really, really hard to up the— it's going to be really, really hard to up the level of care inni— hard to up the level of care that pharmacies— hard to up the level of care that pharmacies are offering. at the that pharmacies are offering. at we sonne— that pharmacies are offering. at the same time— that pharmacies are offering. at the same time ,— that pharmacies are offering. at the same time , and this is a the same time, and this is a concern that— the same time, and this is a concern that we've been hearing iron— concern that we've been hearing iron iooiors— concern that we've been hearing from doctors this— concern that we've been hearing from doctors this morning, there nove— from doctors this morning, there nowe reen— from doctors this morning, there have been issues— from doctors this morning, there have been issues over the last ren— have been issues over the last ien wears— have been issues over the last ren werrs wiin— have been issues over the last ten years with antibiotic resistance _ ten years with antibiotic resistance building in the uk rni— resistance building in the uk and ers— resistance building in the uk and ors oe— resistance building in the uk and gps are supposed to be the groriions— and gps are supposed to be the grrriions oi— and gps are supposed to be the guardians of antibiotics, as it . ani— guardians of antibiotics, as it were . and there— guardians of antibiotics, as it were . and there is a there is a were. and there is a there is a danger— were. and there is a there is a danger nere— were. and there is a there is a danger here that— were. and there is a there is a danger here that pharmacists sorro— danger here that pharmacists oorii eni— danger here that pharmacists oorii eni rp— danger here that pharmacists could end up over prescribing oniiiioiios. — could end up over prescribing antibiotics. they'll be

massively— antibiotics. they'll be massively understaffed , massively understaffed, nossiweiw— massively understaffed, massively too many people coming to massively too many people coming io inen— massively too many people coming io inen irsi— massively too many people coming to them just won't— massively too many people coming to them just won't have the peopie— to them just won't have the peopie on— to them just won't have the peopie on ine— to them just won't have the people on the ground to be able to people on the ground to be able io presoriie— people on the ground to be able to prescribe carefully. and so we sorro— to prescribe carefully. and so we could see— to prescribe carefully. and so we could see a— to prescribe carefully. and so we could see a rise in oniiiioiio— we could see a rise in antibiotic resistance in the irirre. — antibiotic resistance in the irirre. so— antibiotic resistance in the future. so this— antibiotic resistance in the future. so this could be rishi srnrn— future. so this could be rishi sunak building— future. so this could be rishi sunak building a bit of a rod for sunak building a bit of a rod ior nis— sunak building a bit of a rod ior nis own— sunak building a bit of a rod for his own back.— sunak building a bit of a rod for his own back. and it's interesting,— for his own back. and it's interesting, you talk about the nrneris— interesting, you talk about the numbers that— interesting, you talk about the numbers that have down numbers that have closed down oriwio— numbers that have closed down olivia,_pharmaciesl numbers that have closed down. olivia,_pharmacies are olivia, community pharmacies are the olivia, community pharmacies are ine-nowe— olivia, community pharmacies are ine-nowe reen- olivia, community pharmacies are the have been closing the ones that have been closing ieoorse— the ones that have been closing ieoorseline— the ones that have been closing because the financial because of the financial pressure. because of the financiall pressure. _boots , because of the financial- pressure. _boots , you've pressure. if your boots, you've got of got much more got all sorts of got much more financial heft behind you . but financial heft behind you. but the prime minister of course, knows all about pharmacies because his mother ran one and he worked in as a teenager. well, absolutely . and he's been well, absolutely. and he's been in southampton— well, absolutely. and he's been in southampton today talking oiori— in southampton today talking oiori inis— in southampton today talking about this new— in southampton today talking about this new plan . but there about this new plan. but there nove— about this new plan. but there nowe ieen— about this new plan. but there have been questions about why is wiin— have been questions about why is someone with with— have been questions about why is someone with with his background , nes— someone with with his background , ne-s rower— someone with with his background , he's talked proudly about working— , he's talked proudly about working in— , he's talked proudly about working in the— , he's talked proudly about working in the pharmacy with his noiner— working in the pharmacy with his noiner ,— working in the pharmacy with his mother , organising prescriptions mother, organising prescriptions wnen— mother, organising prescriptions wnen ne— mother, organising prescriptions wnen ne ws— mother, organising prescriptions wnen ne o— mother, organising prescriptions when he was a teenager. seems to nove— when he was a teenager. seems to nowe irrnei— when he was a teenager. seems to nowe irrnei o— when he was a teenager. seems to have turned a bit— when he was a teenager. seems to have turned a bit of— when he was a teenager. seems to have turned a bit of a blind to eye— have turned a bit of a blind to ewe ine— have turned a bit of a blind to eye rne ioer— have turned a bit of a blind to eye the fact that— have turned a bit of a blind to eye the fact that these 700 sonnrniw— eye the fact that these 700 community pharmacies have been

oiosing— community pharmacies have been oiosing oer— community pharmacies have been closing over the— community pharmacies have been closing over the last seven wears— closing over the last seven years inew— closing over the last seven years. they are— closing over the last seven years. they are under enormous iinrnoioi— years. they are under enormous financial pressure— years. they are under enormous financial pressure .— years. they are under enormous financial pressure . now imagine financial pressure. now imagine snops— financial pressure. now imagine we've seen shops closing on on ine— we've seen shops closing on on we nign— we've seen shops closing on on the high street— we've seen shops closing on on the high street over the past tenr_ the high street over the past ien zo— the high street over the past pg... zo wears— the high street over the past ten, 20 years because of rising oosis— ten, 20 years because of rising oosis oi— ten, 20 years because of rising oosis oi energy— ten, 20 years because of rising oosis oi energy ,— ten, 20 years because of rising costs of energy , rising costs of energy, rising wholesale _ costs of energy, rising wholesale price, etcetera. and in ine— wholesale price, etcetera. and in the community— wholesale price, etcetera. and in the community pharmacy seooni— in the community pharmacy sector, which— in the community pharmacy sector, which is— in the community pharmacy sector, which is dependent on gowernneni— sector, which is dependent on government funding as well, sector, which is dependent on government funding as well , that government funding as well, that proiien — government funding as well, that proiien is— government funding as well, that problem is much,— government funding as well, that problem is much, much worse. so many— problem is much, much worse. so many peopie— problem is much, much worse. so nrny peopie re— problem is much, much worse. so many people are saying, well , many people are saying, well, rnessi— many people are saying, well, unless rishi _ many people are saying, well, unless rishi sunak properly inwesis— unless rishi sunak properly inwesis in— unless rishi sunak properly invests in community pharmacies , inen— invests in community pharmacies ,g... sinpiy— invests in community pharmacies , then simply expanding the nrrneri— , then simply expanding the nrrneri oi— , then simply expanding the number of people who are wisiiing— number of people who are visiting those— number of people who are visiting those pharmacies will erre— visiting those pharmacies will eeie r— visiting those pharmacies will eerei r srppiy— visiting those pharmacies will create a supply and demand erirsiropne— create a supply and demand catastrophe. _ create a supply and demand catastrophe . all- create a supply and demand catastrophe . g catastrophe. all right. that's olivia utley. our political correspondent in downing street. thanks for joining correspondent in downing street. thanks forjoining us. nice to thanks for joining us. nice to see the bunting. still there. i know. i wonder how many r: cc i know. i wonder how many days iney-ii— know. i wonder how many days they'll-bunting- they'll leave the bunting up. rrwe—ii-s- they'll leave the bunting up. have—it's still. they'll leave the bunting up.l have—it's still got have they noticed it's still got all have they noticed it's still got rii-ori— have they noticed it's still got rii-orilny- have they noticed it's still goti all-outimy mom's all the flags out on my mom's rorre — all the flags out on my mom's rorre orie— all the flags out on my mom's road? quite right.— all the flags out on my mom's road? quite right. two- all the flags out on my mom's road? (ii g g all the flags out on my mom's road? iiii g g road? quite right. two flags. i mean , look, it was a great mean, look, it was a great coronation weekend for me. didn't enjoy it? i really didn't you enjoy it? i really enjoyed it. i drank way too much on srnrry.— enjoyed it. i drank way too much on srnrry. ine— enjoyed it. i drank way too much on sunday. the street— iii: g i drank way too much on sunday. the street party nirrry— on sunday. the street party midday midnight. on sunday. the street party midday midnight . that

midday till midnight. that errgni— midday till midnight. that errgni rp— midday till midnight. that errgni rp on— midday till midnight. that caught up on me yesterday. let me reri— caught up on me yesterday. let me ieii yor,— caught up on me yesterday. let me ieii yor, ii— caught up on me yesterday. let me tell you, it is— caught up on me yesterday. let me tell you, it is a— caught up on me yesterday. let me tell you, it is a long time to me tell you, it is a long time rolrrinwing. — me tell you, it is a long time to.drinking. .a- me tell you, it is a long time to drinking. gin to be drinking. it's a great excuse for a party. did you dnnk excuse for a party. did you drink lots of water? not enough. okay. drink lots of water? not enough. owry. owry. — drink lots of water? not enough. owry. owry. ior— drink lots of water? not enough. okay. okay. for more— drink lots of water? not enough. okay. okay. for more on- r: i , not enough. okay. okay. for more on this. wor— okay. okay. for more on this. nor-ny— okay. okay. for more on this. not-my hangover.l okay. okay. for more on this. not my hangover. we not this. not my hangover. we ernrs—k - not this. not my hangover. we ernrs—k we| not this. not my hangover. we. can—ask. we can can ask her. we can ask. we can rsn— can ask her. we can ask. we can rsn-inri. — can ask her. we can ask. we can rsn-inri. i— can ask her. we can ask. we can ask-that. i nearly- can ask her. we can ask. we can ask that. my 3: ask about that. i nearly needed the pharmacy yesterday. i can ask about that. i nearly needed the you�*macy yesterday. i can ask about that. i nearly needed the you that. yesterday. i can ask about that. 3: you that. but.r:i;i:5i«r i can ask about that. 3: you that. but forays i can ask about that. 3: you that. but for more can ask about that. 3: you that. but for more oni tell you that. but for more on ine— tell you that. but for more on the pharmacist— tell you that. but for more on the pharmacist and also a bit of reiieeiion— the pharmacist and also a bit of reflection-last— the pharmacist and also a bit of reflection last week's reflection on last week's local eieeiions— reflection on last week's local elections-going- reflection on last week's local elections going be elections, we're going to be ioiner— elections, we're going to be joined-political- elections, we're going to be joined political editor joined by the political editor of joined by the political editor oi—wewin- of huffpost now, kevin schofield._ of huffpost now, kevin schofield. weekend schofield. how was your weekend ,_gpopg_ schofield. how was your weekend ,_gpopg io— schofield. how was your weekend ,_gpopg io yor- schofield. how was your weekend ,_gpopg io yor in- schofield. how was your weekend , spoke to you in the , kevin? we spoke to you in the rrn-ine— , kevin? we spoke to you in the run-the coronation- , kevin? we spoke to you in the run the coronation did you run up to the coronation did you enjoy— run up to the coronation did you enioy-vern— run up to the coronation did you enioy-vernlwrs— enjoy it? yeah, it was good. yeah. a street party here yeah. we had a street party here on sunday, which was fun. on sunday, which was great fun. got few neighbours got to meet a few neighbours that hadn't spoken before. that we hadn't spoken to before. acas playing acas had a great time playing out for a change out in the street for a change without having to dodge the traffic. so yeah, a traffic. so yeah, it was a really yeah, it felt really good fun. yeah, it felt like weekend bringing like a weekend of bringing families together. didn't it? like you drink like bev turner did you drink for kevin or were you for 12 hours? kevin or were you more moderate and reasonable? yeah. i've admire yeah. i've got to admire bev's sirninr. — yeah. i've got to admire bev's stamina. icouldn't- yeah. i've got to admire bev's stamina. " c " c stamina. i couldn't couldn't dnnk stamina. i couldn't couldn't drink hours. i have to drink for 12 hours. i have to say, i had a little bit. neither could i, turns say, i had a little bit. - neither could i, turns out. but a neither could i, turns out. but rnnorel— neither could i, turns out. but a.more sensible— neither could i, turns out. but a.more sensible. but- neither could i, turns out. but that's a bit more sensible. but that's one of a bit more sensible. but that's oi ine— a bit more sensible. but that's one of the great—

a bit more sensible. but that's one of the great joys,- g but that's one of the great joys, isn't it, of one of the great joys, isn't it, oi ine— one of the great joys, isn't it, of the coronation— one of the great joys, isn't it, of the coronation and royal eensi— of the coronation and royal eensi ine— of the coronation and royal events like that, kevin that communities— events like that, kevin that communities are brought iogeiien— communities are brought together. there was i saw a sireei— together. there was i saw a sneer-on— together. there was i saw a street on sunday and it street party on sunday and it very— street party on sunday and it wery iee— street party on sunday and it was very nice and you talk to peopie— was very nice and you talk to peopie yor— was very nice and you talk to people you've never even spoken to people you've never even spoken io ieiore— people you've never even spoken io ieiore . — people you've never even spoken to before . yeah,— people you've never even spoken to before . yrs?" iiilyxifiiug people you've never even spoken to before . “411?“ rz;,o

to be as bad that. that to be as bad as that. that doesn't automatically mean, though, the general though, that the general election already gone and election is already gone and that are win. that labour are bound to win. i think it's just an indication of how much work rishi sunak still needs to do to try and turn things around . in the next 18 things around. in the next 18 months we expect the election probably to be towards the back end next i think it end of next year. i think it showed well that the public, showed as well that the public, you know, they aren't convinced by labour . it you know, they aren't convinced by labour. it was a good night for labour. they won over 500 seats. but you know, i think the jury seats. but you know, i think the jury is still out on whether people convinced they people are convinced that they want to be prime want keir starmer to be prime minister. a good night want keir starmer to be prime mirthe r. a good night want keir starmer to be prime mirthe lib a good night want keir starmer to be prime mirthe lib dems good night want keir starmer to be prime mirthe lib dems and d night want keir starmer to be prime mirthe lib dems and the ght want keir starmer to be prime mirthe lib dems and the greens for the lib dems and the greens as um, i think if i as well. so, um, i think if i was a conservative, what would worry me was strength worry me most was the strength of anti—conservative vote as of the anti—conservative vote as opposed the pro—labour vote. opposed to the pro—labour vote. i think the voters are getting a little bit sick and tired maybe of the conservatives being in power at ways to power and are looking at ways to maybe tactically to try and maybe vote tactically to try and get out. i can't find kevin get them out. i can't find kevin and i've looked maybe you can help me here. what was the irrnori— help me here. what was the turnout overall— help me here. what was the turnout overall in— "iii; what was the turnout overall in england for inese— turnout overall in england for inese ioeri—

turnout overall in england for these local elections? because irrriiionriiy— these local elections? because traditionally, course , local traditionally, of course, local eorneii—poorl council elections, it's poor ieiow— council elections, it's poor ieiow row— council elections, it's poor below 40% sometimes in the low ses— below 40% sometimes in the low ses- ro— below 40% sometimes in the low ses- i>o yor— below 40% sometimes in the low sos. po yor know— below 40% sometimes in the low 30s. do you know what the irrnori— 30s. do you know what the turnout was? _ 30s. do you know what the turnout was? “in?" turnout was? yeah, i think you're right. i think it was around about 30. i mean, obviously in some parts of the country it would have been in the obviously have the 20s. so obviously you have to into consideration to take that into consideration as general as well. come the general election. probably going to election. it's probably going to be but, you know, be at least 60. but, you know, the really clever guys, the number crunchers, people like professor john curtis, 1 or 2 others, they got together , others, they got together, crunched the numbers and came up with a nationwide figure, even though it was only england that was voting. and they estimate that labour at the moment, based on the results last week at about 8 or 9 points ahead of the conservatives, which would be enough to make labour the largest party in the next parliament, but not an overall majority. so as i say , the game majority. so as i say, the game is not up for the conservatives , but rishi sunak is definitely got an awful lot of work to do to try and turn things around before then. but in that, in those figures, kevin, there's no

london. london didn't vote last week— london. london didn't vote last ween-we— london. london didn't vote last ween-we know— london. london didn't vote last week-we know that- 3 london didn't vote last week we know that there's week and we know that there's a nrge— week and we know that there's a nrge-nrioriiy— week and we know that there's a nrge-nrioriiy in- week and we know that there's a huge majority in london huge labour majority in london and huge labour majority in london rnr in— huge labour majority in london and in scotland. _ huge labour majority in london and in scotland. labour are going— and in scotland. labour are going io— and in scotland. labour are going ro ro— and in scotland. labour are going ro ro r— and in scotland. labour are going to do a better because going to do a lot better because of going to do a lot better because oi-inpiosion— going to do a lot better because of-implosion of— going to do a lot better because of-implosion of the- going to do a lot better because of implosion of the scottish of the implosion of the scottish wriionri— of the implosion of the scottish national-nicola- national party. via nicola sirrgeon— national party. via nicola sturgeon yeah, exactly. 4:3». ii; sturgeon yeah, exactly. you're rigni. — sturgeon yeah, exactly. you're rigni. so— sturgeon yeah, exactly. you're right. so things are looking more positive for labour, certainly in scotland at the moment they've only got one mp up probably me at the up there, probably me at the moment on a good night they're looking at maybe 20, maybe even 25. so that obviously make looking at maybe 20, maybe even 2fbig) that obviously make looking at maybe 20, maybe even 2fbig difference. obviously make looking at maybe 20, maybe even 2fbig difference. it)bviously make looking at maybe 20, maybe even 2fbig difference. it would ily make looking at maybe 20, maybe even 2fbig difference. it would mean (e a big difference. it would mean they as they wouldn't have to win as many england. and many seats in england. and you're right about london, wales as well. generally is quite strong. so yeah, things strong. labour so yeah, things are positive for are looking pretty positive for keir starmer, but as i say, it's by no means a done deal. i think everything is still to play for , but i think at the moment we're probably in hung parliament perhaps parliament territory or perhaps a small labour majority, but um, but yeah, it's still a long way to still at least think to go. still at least think probably another 18 months probably about another 18 months to next election. all right. to the next election. all right. that's to the next election. all right. inri-s rewin— to the next election. all right. that's kevin schofield- "ripe 3" all right. that's kevin schofield the that's kevin schofield from the rriirosi.—rs- that's kevin schofield from thel huffpost. _as well that's kevin schofield from the. huffpost._as well . huffpost. every member as well. new— huffpost. every member as well. new in— huffpost. every member as well. new in sow,— huffpost. every member as well. bev in 2017, theresa may had sirnning— bev in 2017, theresa may had stunning local— bev in 2017, theresa may had stunning local election results

. sirnning.— stunning local election results . stunning. they— stunning local election results . stunning. they were so good, sne— . stunning. they were so good, sne reeirer— . stunning. they were so good, she decided to— . stunning. they were so good, she decided to go— . stunning. they were so good, she decided to go to the country for she decided to go to the country ior r— she decided to go to the country for a _election - she decided to go to the country for a _election and - she decided to go to the country for a election and two for a general election and two nonins— for a general election and two months-sacrificed. months later she sacrificed the ones— months later she sacrificed the iories irri— months later she sacrificed the tories hard fought majority wnien— tories hard fought majority which-cameron- tories hard fought majority which cameron had won. which david cameron had won. ioeriiye— which david cameron had won. ioeriiye-now— which david cameron had won. really? how quickly it really? that's how quickly it enrnge— really? that's how quickly it can change because campaign can change because the campaign was can change because the campaign riori— can change because the campaign riorilor— can change because the campaign riorilor 7— can change because the campaign was about or 7 weeks and she was about 6 or 7 weeks and she wrs—ii— was about 6 or 7 weeks and she wrs—ii rs- was about 6 or 7 weeks and she was—it was the. was appalling. oh, it was the worsi— was appalling. oh, it was the worst campaign— was appalling. oh, it was the worst campaign i've ever seen eowerer— worst campaign i've ever seen covered ever . and— worst campaign i've ever seen covered ever . and she worst campaign i've ever seen covered ever. and she and jeremy eoriyn— covered ever. and she and jeremy eoriyn-inose— covered ever. and she and jeremy corbyn .those days- covered ever. and she and jeremy corbyn those days people corbyn and those days people remember singing , oh, jeremy remember singing, oh, jeremy eoriyn— remember singing, oh, jeremy eoriyn ri— remember singing, oh, jeremy eorpyn ri ine— remember singing, oh, jeremy corbyn at the glastonbury resiiwri— corbyn at the glastonbury resiiwri ,— corbyn at the glastonbury festival , wasn't he? was festival, wasn't he? he was a nen.— festival, wasn't he? he was a nero. re— festival, wasn't he? he was a nero. re-griie- festival, wasn't he? he was a hero. he quite worked out hero. he hadn't quite worked out wnri— hero. he hadn't quite worked out wnri r— hero. he hadn't quite worked out wnri r ieinri— hero. he hadn't quite worked out what a lethal threat he was to the what a lethal threat he was to we eorniry. — what a lethal threat he was to we eorniry. in— what a lethal threat he was to the country. in my— what a lethal threat he was to the country. in my view. ' the country. in my view. a few oi— the country. in my view. a few more of-views_ the country. in my view. a few more of views here, thomas more of your views here, thomas said. opinion, we need to said. in my opinion, we need to educate the population about self care. initially, this is about pharmacists getting greater powers. why not spend money children in money teaching children in secondary about rashes , secondary schools about rashes, how manage gastroenteritis, how to manage gastroenteritis, fevers ? cetera. and mabel fevers? et cetera. and mabel says that's a nice name . mabel. says that's a nice name. mabel. i like that name.— says that's a nice name. mabel. i like that name. mabel,- " iti: mabel. i like that name. mabel, says . i like that name. mabel, says. inis— i like that name. mabel, says. we nigni— i like that name. mabel, says. we nigni ie— i like that name. mabel, says. this might be one of the best inings— this might be one of the best inings i-we— this might be one of the best things i've heard— this might be one of the best things i've heard for some time. if things i've heard for some time. ii ii— things i've heard for some time. ii ii irrns— things i've heard for some time. if it turns out— things i've heard for some time. if it turns out to— things i've heard for some time. if it turns out to be— things i've heard for some time. if it turns out to be true and reirriiy— if it turns out to be true and. actually—mabel actually implemented a mabel war,— actually implemented a mabel war, i— actually implemented a mabel war, i ern-i— actually implemented a mabel well, i can't work— actually implemented a mabel well, i can't work out is why nrwe— well, i can't work out is why nrwe-wrii- well, i can't work out is why have _wait till- well, i can't work out is why have _wait till the i have we got to wait till the winiere— have we got to wait till the winter?-with - have we got to wait till the winter?-with it. i have we got to wait till the . winter?-with it. know winter? get on with it. know

rigii— winter? get on with it. know rignr rwry— winter? get on with it. know right away. absolutely in my view pharmacists are retail . view pharmacists are retail. since when did they become diagnosticians and phil says good luck with this. our pharmacist takes four days to prepare our prescriptions. fixed a mixed bag. reaction to that ? a mixed bag. reaction to that? absolutely. now, ministers have reienrer— absolutely. now, ministers have reienrer ine— ' cigar now, ministers have defended the metropolitan police operriion— defended the metropolitan police operriion ri— defended the metropolitan police operation at the— defended the metropolitan police operation at the coronation riier— operation at the coronation after scotland _ operation at the coronation after scotland yard express some regrei— after scotland yard express some regrei ower— after scotland yard express some regrei ine— after scotland yard express some regret over the arrest of six anti—monarchy— regret over the arrest of six anti—monarchy protesters . " anti—monarchy protesters. this comes, of course,— anti—monarchy protesters. this comes, of course, as— anti—monarchy protesters. this comes, of course, as republic chief executive graham smith said that a chief inspector personally apologised to him over he called a over what he called a disgraceful bode well. disgraceful episode bode well. joining us now with the latest on inis— joining us now with the latest on we is— joining us now with the latest on we is en— joining us now with the latest on this is gb news national reporier— on this is gb news national reporier irri— on this is gb news national reporter paul who reporter paul hawkins, who i inink— reporter paul hawkins, who i think-scotland- reporter paul hawkins, who i think scotland yard. paul think is at scotland yard. paul vern— think is at scotland yard. paul wern morning— think is at scotland yard. paul yeah, morning ,— think is at scotland yard. paul yeah, morning, guys. think is at scotland yard. paul yeah, morning , guys. i yeah, morning, guys. questions ieing— yeah, morning, guys. questions being raised this morning by some key figures about the interpretation of that legislation and the behaviour of the metropolitan police . now the metropolitan police. now this all relates to changes to the public order act that came into force just a few days before the coronation and that made it illegal for protesters, for demonstrators to lock

themselves to inanimate objects, and that if the police had reasonable grounds, reasonable suspicion, if they had evidence that protesters were carrying equipment that would enable them to lock to on an inanimate object, that they were therefore grounds for arrest. now now, graham smith, the chief executive of the anti—monarchy group republic, was arrested and detained for 16 hours, hours after police, along with 5 or 6 other members of his group, on suspicion of having these devices . but this morning they devices. but this morning they were, i should say, then i should add, he was then released without charge. and now the metropolitan police have expressed regret about his arrest, but they haven't said sorry for the arrest themselves. they've expressed regret that he wasn't able to make the demonstration, i should but demonstration, i should say, but not actual arrest not about the actual arrest itself. now he said that he's consulting lawyers about taking legal action against the metropolitan police, the greater manchester police chief, sir peter fahy, has said this morning that poor police

officers were left to interpret the law passed only a few days ago and that the law itself was poorly defined and too broad. the conservative mp david davis has called for the law to be scrutinised by the home affairs select committee as well. and just to read you a couple of quotes from graham smith himself who was speaking to the media earlier today. he said that if the officers did have intelligence, their intelligence answer, they were either lying or incompetent because there was never any discussion, thought, email message, anything that suggested any intent by his group to cause any sort of disruption in that they'd been liaising with the force for months before the demonstration . he said that the force had told his group that they repeatedly said right up until friday had no concerns friday that they had no concerns about our protest plans, that they aware of what we they were well aware of what we were going to do that they were going to do and that they would us not would engage with us and not disrupt us. now, have disrupt us. now, labour have said that they wouldn't consider wholesale changes to the law and repeal those changes that were

made, but they have been seeking clarity the metropolitan clarity from the metropolitan police, as has the mayor of london, sadiq khan. the government though, say it is the right legislation and was needed to tiny and very to target a tiny and very selfish minority who were out to cause chaos . they said that they cause chaos. they said that they have got the balance right , cause chaos. they said that they have got the balance right, but have got the balance right, but have said that the met was right to apologise if mistakes were made. questions the made. so questions over the interpretation law and of interpretation of the law and of course the law itself . okay. course the law itself. okay. thank you course the law itself. okay. inrnn yor wery— course the law itself. okay. thank you very much,- i okay. thank you very much, paul . paul thank you very much, paul. paul rrwkins— thank you very much, paul. paul hawkins there— thank you very much, paul. paul hawkins there .— thank you very much, paul. paul hawkins there . i— thank you very much, paul. paul hawkins there . i don't i don't hawkins there. i don't i don't ine— hawkins there. i don't i don't iiie i— hawkins there. i don't i don't iiie i ion-i— hawkins there. i don't i don't like i don't want— hawkins there. i don't i don't like i don't want to live in a eorniry— like i don't want to live in a country where— like i don't want to live in a country where you get arrested ieiore— country where you get arrested ieiore yor— country where you get arrested before you protest. ' 3 before you protest. i know. and iron.— before you protest. i know. and look, been around look, they've been around forever , republic. they are forever, republic. they are peaceful folk. they're wrong in my view, but they're entitled to wave their placards . i don't wave their placards. i don't agree they won't because they weren't going to glue themselves to pavement . they should to the pavement. they should have police have done their homework. police and well. in and may have done well. in a way. the police now have- a“: 3 in a way. the police now have made a rod ior— way. the police now have made a rod ior-own— way. the police now have made a rod for-own backs.- way. the police now have made a rod for own backs. they rod for their own backs. they ion-i— rod for their own backs. they ion-i-ori— rod for their own backs. they don't-out the - rod for their own backs. they don't out the same rod for their own backs. they don't-out the same of don't carry out the same sort of resirieiions— don't carry out the same sort of restrictions .the_ don't carry out the same sort of restrictions the protesters restrictions on the protesters wno— restrictions on the protesters. who—disruptions restrictions on the protesters- who_disruptions to who cause genuine disruptions to just who cause genuine disruptions to irsi-iiwes— who cause genuine disruptions to irsi-iiwes noi— who cause genuine disruptions to just-lives, not just— who cause genuine disruptions to just lives, not just royal just our lives, not just royal iiwes— just our lives, not just royal iiwes iri— just our lives, not just royal lives, but-lives- just our lives, not just royal lives, but-lives .-

just our lives, not just royal lives, but lives . then lives, but to our lives. then inere-ii— lives, but to our lives. then inere-ii ie— lives, but to our lives. then there'll be questions, people irying— there'll be questions, people| irying—iois trying to go about their jobs, irying— trying to go about their jobs, irying-nospiiri- trying to get to hospital risrrpier— trying to get to hospital disrupted people trying to get to hospital- disrupted-people are disrupted because people are sirpiriy—rorrl disrupted because people are. stupidly—road and stupidly sitting in the road and gireing—iningsl glueing themselves to things rigni— glueing themselves to things rignilsiiii— glueing themselves to things rightistill-this- right. still to come this morning,— right. still to come this morning, the- right. still to come this morning, the guilty airports. we-we—iigrresi morning, the guilty airports.- we've_figures on we've got the latest figures on wnere— we've got the latest figures on wnere yore— we've got the latest figures on where you're most— we've got the latest figures on where you're most likely to end up where you're most likely to end rp wriiing— where you're most likely to end up waiting flights. up waiting for your flights. ior-re— up waiting for your flights. ior-e wiri—

to a fully qualified gp, you're iisiening— to a fully qualified gp, you're iisiening io— to a fully qualified gp, you're listening to gb— to a fully qualified gp, you're listening to gb news radio show . ris— listening to gb news radio show . rip me.— listening to gb news radio show . it's 1126. you're— listening to gb news radio show . it's 1126. you're with- listening to gb news radio show . it's 1126. you're with andrew pierce and bev turner on gb news. this is to the point so some travel news this \ "3 so some travel news this morning rnerr— some travel news this morning rnerr oi— some travel news this morning rnerr oi ine— some travel news this morning ahead of the summer holidays. ine— ahead of the summer holidays. ine eiwie— ahead of the summer holidays. the civic aviation _ ahead of the summer holidays. the civic aviation authority has rewerier— the civic aviation authority has revealed-best— the civic aviation authority has revealed - best and - the civic aviation authority has revealed best and worst revealed the best and worst rirporis— revealed the best and worst airports across— revealed the best and worst airports across the country for reirys— airports across the country for reirys on — airports across the country for delays on flights. _ airports across the country for delays on flights. so get in ioren— delays on flights. so get in ioren wiin— delays on flights. so get in touch with your— delays on flights. so get in touch with your worst offenders rnr— touch with your worst offenders rnr irrwei— touch with your worst offenders and travel horror— touch with your worst offenders and travel horror stories and res— and travel horror stories and res see— and travel horror stories and res ii— and travel horror stories and let's see if the— and travel horror stories and let's see if the list matches up to let's see if the list matches up io wiri— let's see if the list matches up io wnri yor— let's see if the list matches up to what you tell— let's see if the list matches up to what you tell us. iii; piz; to what you tell us. here are ine— to what you tell us. here are iie rop— to what you tell us. here are the top four culprits for delays . interesting. the first one, birmingham , followed by birmingham, followed by manchester, followed by doncaster sheffield, which thought that had actually reading out the fa cup results. and then in fourth place it's

luton. luton. so all of them you wrii— luton. luton. so all of them you wrii zo— luton. luton. so all of them you can wait 28 minutes— a_air" luton. so all of them you can wait 28 minutes at a_air�* luton. so all of them you can wait 28 minutes at luton. oh in irsi— can wait 28 minutes at luton. oh in east midlands,— can wait 28 minutes at luton. oh in east midlands, 13— can wait 28 minutes at luton. oh in east midlands, 13 minutes. oh inere-s— in east midlands, 13 minutes. oh inere-s more— in east midlands, 13 minutes. oh there's more. teesside 14 ninries. — there's more. teesside 14 minutes. i a there's more. teesside 14 minutes. i i a there's more. teesside 14 minutes. i a there's more. teesside 14- minutes. doesn't seem very to long me. i mean the times i've been on a plane and it's an hour late at exeter, 14 minutes. there's worse places to wait late at exeter, 14 minutes. - there's worse places to wait the new— there's worse places to wait the nexi iirne. — there's worse places to wait the next time. yeah.— there's worse places to wait the next time. yeah. and belfast, 15 ninries— next time. yeah. and belfast, 15 ninries. wow— next time. yeah. and belfast, 15 minutes. now i'm— next time. yeah. and belfast, 15 minutes. now i'm sorry, but inose— minutes. now i'm sorry, but inose re— minutes. now i'm sorry, but those are particularly long those are not particularly long wriis— those are not particularly long wriis ior— those are not particularly long wriis ior rn— those are not particularly long waits for an aeroplane. it roesn-i— waits for an aeroplane. it doesn't seem— waits for an aeroplane. it doesn't seem to me i think we're going— doesn't seem to me i think we're doing perry— doesn't seem to me i think we're doing pretty overall. yeah doing pretty good overall. yeah exreiiy— doing pretty good overall. yeah exreiiy . — doing pretty good overall. yeah exreiiy . so.— doing pretty good overall. yeah exactly . so,imean,- doing pretty good overall. yeah exactly . i i exactly. so, i mean, i've been stuck in heathrow for two hours. three hours, easily . so let us three hours, easily. so let us know your experiences- “iiri car so let us know your experiences of travel won-i— know your experiences of travel won-i yore— know your experiences of travel won-i yore were— know your experiences of travel won't you? we're going to talk to won't you? we're going to talk io sinon— won't you? we're going to talk to simon calder.— won't you? we're going to talk to simon calder. he knows eweryining— to simon calder. he knows everything about this now as weir.— everything about this now as weii. re— everything about this now as well. he does— everything about this now as well. he does know everything . well. he does know everything. ariioriiy— well. he does know everything. ariioriiy on— well. he does know everything. authority on travel. _ well. he does know everything. simon well. he does know everything. car simon can authority on travel. simon can i first of authority on travel. simon can i iirsi oi rii— authority on travel. simon can i first of all ask— authority on travel. simon can i first of all ask you,— car simon can i first of all ask you, where are yore— first of all ask you, where are yore ii— first of all ask you, where are yore ii irons— first of all ask you, where are you? it looks somewhere fairly exoiie— you? it looks somewhere fairly exoiie . — you? it looks somewhere fairly exoiie . ini— you? it looks somewhere fairly exotic. i'm in— you? it looks somewhere fairly exotic. i exotic. i'm in jerusalem, actually. i exotic. i'm in jerusalem, actually . i flew out here on actually. i flew out here on wire— actually. i flew out here on win win— actually. i flew out here on wizz air. it's— actually. i flew out here on wizz air. it's a— i i flew out here on wizz air. it's a beautiful city, irnirsiie— wizz air. it's a beautiful city, fantastic day.— wizz air. it's a beautiful city, fantastic day. and of course, a reri— fantastic day. and of course, a real heartland— fantastic day. and of course, a

real heartland for— fantastic day. and of course, a real heartland for humanity nee.— real heartland for humanity nere. iry— real heartland for humanity here. my flight— real heartland for humanity here. my flight was absolutely on rime— here. my flight was absolutely on time leaving,— here. my flight was absolutely on time leaving, got in 15 ninries— on time leaving, got in 15 minutes early.— on time leaving, got in 15 minutes early. and indeed, my irsi— minutes early. and indeed, my irsi iiigni— minutes early. and indeed, my last flight from _ minutes early. and indeed, my last flight from birmingham, wnien— last flight from birmingham, wnien is— last flight from birmingham, wnien is rop— last flight from birmingham, which is top or— last flight from birmingham, which is top or bottom of the risi— which is top or bottom of the iisi oi— which is top or bottom of the list of delayed— which is top or bottom of the list of delayed flights, also ieii— list of delayed flights, also ieii r— list of delayed flights, also left a little _ list of delayed flights, also left a little early. and that iine. — left a little early. and that was fine. but— left a little early. and that was fine. but of- left a little early. and that was fine. but of course, you say , war,— was fine. but of course, you say , wat, irrnniy— was fine. but of course, you say , well, frankly, who— was fine. but of course, you say , well, frankly, who would reriiy— , well, frankly, who would really object _ , well, frankly, who would really object to- , well, frankly, who would really object to waiting 29 ninriese— really object to waiting 29 minutes? the— really object to waiting 29 minutes? the thing is that that reirriiy— minutes? the thing is that that actually reflects _ minutes? the thing is that that actually reflects a— minutes? the thing is that that actually reflects a lot of much ionger— actually reflects a lot of much ionger reirys— actually reflects a lot of much longer delays because as most iiignis— longer delays because as most flights actually— longer delays because as most flights actually do get away eiiner— flights actually do get away eiiner on— flights actually do get away either on time— flights actually do get away either on time or within 15 ninries— either on time or within 15 minutes, which— either on time or within 15 minutes, which in the wahaca old worri— minutes, which in the wahaca old woriei oi— minutes, which in the wahaca old woriei oi ine— minutes, which in the wahaca old world of the airline— minutes, which in the wahaca old world of the airline business is eornier— world of the airline business is eorniei rs— world of the airline business is counted as on— world of the airline business is counted as on time. but it does rriner— counted as on time. but it does rriner signiiy— counted as on time. but it does rather signify that— counted as on time. but it does rather signify that it was a prey— rather signify that it was a pretty rwiri— rather signify that it was a pretty awful summer last year. inese— pretty awful summer last year. inese re— pretty awful summer last year. these are the— pretty awful summer last year. these are the figures for 2022. ani— these are the figures for 2022. and iii— these are the figures for 2022. and in reri— these are the figures for 2022. and i'll tell you— these are the figures for 2022. and i'll tell you what else it does.— and i'll tell you what else it does. ieeriiy— and i'll tell you what else it does. really crucial albie it oniy— does. really crucial albie it oniy eornsi— does. really crucial albie it only counts the— does. really crucial albie it only counts the flights that got rwry. — only counts the flights that got rwry. anr — only counts the flights that got rwry. and so— only counts the flights that got away. and so one— only counts the flights that got away. and so one reason gatwick rnr— away. and so one reason gatwick rnr rerinrow— away. and so one reason gatwick and heathrow look— away. and so one reason gatwick and heathrow look relatively good. — and heathrow look relatively good. i— and heathrow look relatively good. i nern— and heathrow look relatively good. i mean, heathrow is signiiy— good. i mean, heathrow is siigniiy iess— good. i mean, heathrow is slightly less than the average

of slightly less than the average oi zo— slightly less than the average of 23 minutes. _ slightly less than the average of 23 minutes. one reason for inri— of 23 minutes. one reason for inri is— of 23 minutes. one reason for that is because— of 23 minutes. one reason for that is because air sorry , that that is because air sorry, that nriiisn— that is because air sorry, that british airways— that is because air sorry, that british airways was cancelling iens— british airways was cancelling iens oi— british airways was cancelling tens of thousands of flights at rerinrow. — tens of thousands of flights at heathrow. easyjet was cancelling inorsrnrs— heathrow. easyjet was cancelling inorsrnis oi— heathrow. easyjet was cancelling thousands of flights at gatwick. ani— thousands of flights at gatwick. anr ii— thousands of flights at gatwick. anr ii yore— thousands of flights at gatwick. and if you're cancelling flights , war,— and if you're cancelling flights , wat, inri-s— and if you're cancelling flights , well, that's going to cheese peopie— , well, that's going to cheese peopie oii— , well, that's going to cheese peopie oii, i— , well, that's going to cheese people off, i think rather more inrn— people off, i think rather more inrn inen— people off, i think rather more than them having to wait around for than them having to wait around ior rn— than them having to wait around ior rn eorr— than them having to wait around for an extra half— than them having to wait around for an extra half hour. but the eiwi— for an extra half hour. but the civil aviation— for an extra half hour. but the civil aviation authority , of civil aviation authority, of course, says that they are very concerned about— course, says that they are very concerned about this. i've rriner— concerned about this. i've rriner io— concerned about this. i've talked to birmingham airport as weir— talked to birmingham airport as weii .— talked to birmingham airport as weii . iney— talked to birmingham airport as weii . iney sry— talked to birmingham airport as well . they say we're really well. they say we're really sorry— well. they say we're really sorry ,— well. they say we're really sorry , iri— well. they say we're really sorry , or we— well. they say we're really sorry , but we had a tough old sorry, but we had a tough old irsi— sorry, but we had a tough old summer last year. like eweryioiy— summer last year. like everybody, the aviation industry reriiy— everybody, the aviation industry reriiy sirrggier— everybody, the aviation industry really struggled with the iiiiing — really struggled with the iiiiing oi— really struggled with the lifting of covid restrictions . lifting of covid restrictions. ani— lifting of covid restrictions. anr iney— lifting of covid restrictions. and they also— lifting of covid restrictions. and they also said by the way, if and they also said by the way, ii yore— and they also said by the way, ii yor going— and they also said by the way, if you're going through birmingham- if you're going through birmingham airport this this summer , expect a bit of a walk summer, expect a bit of a walk rrornr— summer, expect a bit of a walk rrorni we-we— summer, expect a bit of a walk around. we've got— summer, expect a bit of a walk around. we've got lots of work going— around. we've got lots of work going on— around. we've got lots of work going on, building a new seerriiy— going on, building a new security area— going on, building a new security area from summer next yer.— security area from summer next yerr. ris— security area from summer next yerr. its going— security area from summer next yerr. its going io— security area from summer next year. it's going to be great. iri— year. it's going to be great. or io— year. it's going to be great. but to allow— year. it's going to be great. but to allow plenty of time this yer.— but to allow plenty of time this yerr. siiiow— but to allow plenty of time this yerr. sirrow in— but to allow plenty of time this year. simon i'm just looking at nirningnrn— year. simon i'm just looking at birmingham airport. a i birmingham airport. it's our seventi— birmingham airport. it's our seventh busiest— birmingham airport. it's our seventh busiest airport, 10 million passengers a year,

double compared to what it was in 2021. so that's an airport that's growing really, really fast. well, that's growing really, really fast . well, it is. but of fast. well, it is. but of course, every- well, it is. but of course, every every bit of the rwiriion— course, every every bit of the aviation industry— course, every every bit of the aviation industry is still struggling— aviation industry is still struggling to- aviation industry is still struggling to come back from eowr— struggling to come back from eovir rni— struggling to come back from covid and actually , birmingham covid and actually, birmingham isn-i— covid and actually, birmingham isn-i griie— covid and actually, birmingham isn't quite there— covid and actually, birmingham isn't quite there yet. obviously,- isn't quite there yet. obviously, 2021 was an absolute risrsier— obviously, 2021 was an absolute risrsier ior— obviously, 2021 was an absolute disaster for the— obviously, 2021 was an absolute disaster for the whole airport sysien— disaster for the whole airport sysien .— disaster for the whole airport sysien . gm,— disaster for the whole airport system . um, but— disaster for the whole airport system . um, but some are system. um, but some are eeowenng— system. um, but some are recovering faster than others rnr— recovering faster than others not ii— recovering faster than others not ii rs— recovering faster than others and it was actually mean manchester— and it was actually mean manchester you mentioned there in seonr— manchester you mentioned there in second place— manchester you mentioned there in second place they had a reriiy— in second place they had a reriiy reriiy— in second place they had a really really tough start to the yern— really really tough start to the yerr, wry— really really tough start to the yerr, rrry rnr— really really tough start to the year, may and june last year irsi— year, may and june last year were just horrible flights cancelled _ were just horrible flights cancelled at— were just horrible flights cancelled at the last minute . cancelled at the last minute. iri— cancelled at the last minute. iri reirriiy— cancelled at the last minute. tui actually cancelled a whole iori— tui actually cancelled a whole iorr oi— tui actually cancelled a whole load of flights— tui actually cancelled a whole load of flights in— tui actually cancelled a whole load of flights in advance. then riieniion— load of flights in advance. then attention moved— load of flights in advance. then attention moved on to heathrow, wnere— attention moved on to heathrow, wnere nriiisn— attention moved on to heathrow, where british airways were just erneeiiing — where british airways were just cancelling left,— where british airways were just cancelling left, right and eenie— cancelling left, right and centre. easyjet at gatwick as weir— centre. easyjet at gatwick as weii .— centre. easyjet at gatwick as weii . ani— centre. easyjet at gatwick as well . and the— centre. easyjet at gatwick as well . and the main thing is if well. and the main thing is if yorr— well. and the main thing is if yorr iiigni— well. and the main thing is if yorr iiigni is— well. and the main thing is if your flight is delayed and it's inrn— your flight is delayed and it's more than three— your flight is delayed and it's more than three hours late, geiiing— more than three hours late, geiiing io— more than three hours late, getting to your— more than three hours late, getting to your final destination, you're entitled to eonpensriion— destination, you're entitled to compensation as— destination, you're entitled to compensation as long as it's the

ririine-s— compensation as long as it's the airline's fault. _ compensation as long as it's the airline's fault. so— compensation as long as it's the airline's fault. so do get that if airline's fault. so do get that ii yor— airline's fault. so do get that ii yor need— airline's fault. so do get that if you need to— airline's fault. so do get that if you need to and if your iiigni-s— if you need to and if your flight's cancelled completely rgrin— flight's cancelled completely rgrin ,— flight's cancelled completely rgrin , ii-s— flight's cancelled completely rgrin , is r— flight's cancelled completely again , it's a matter of again, it's a matter of compensation and getting you to yorr— compensation and getting you to your destination— compensation and getting you to your destination just as soon as yor— your destination just as soon as yor ern— your destination just as soon as yor sinon— your destination just as soon as you can. simon tell us, what's yorr— you can. simon tell us, what's your favourite _ you can. simon tell us, what's your favourite airport in nriirin— your favourite airport in nriirin e— your favourite airport in britain 7 i— your favourite airport in britain ? i love all airports britain? i love all airports egrriiy— britain? i love all airports equally. they're like hospitals rnr— equally. they're like hospitals rnr iney-re— equally. they're like hospitals and they're like— equally. they're like hospitals and they're like prisons . andrew and they're like prisons. andrew you and they're like prisons. andrew vor sorr— and they're like prisons. andrew vor sori oi— and they're like prisons. andrew vor sori oi gei— and they're like prisons. andrew you sort of get in— and they're like prisons. andrew you sort of get in and out as soon as you possibly can. so yern— soon as you possibly can. so yern i— soon as you possibly can. so yern i rs— soon as you possibly can. so yeah, i was born— soon as you possibly can. so yeah, i was born next to the rnwry— yeah, i was born next to the runway actually— yeah, i was born next to the runway actually at gatwick airport— runway actually at gatwick airport so— runway actually at gatwick airport, so i— runway actually at gatwick airport, so i suppose that has a speeiri— airport, so i suppose that has a speeiri piree— airport, so i suppose that has a special place in— airport, so i suppose that has a special place in my heart and i rser— special place in my heart and i rser io— special place in my heart and i rser io inst— special place in my heart and i used to frisk people there . it used to frisk people there. it r job— used to frisk people there. it r ior, noi— used to frisk people there. it was a job, not a— used to frisk people there. it was a job, not a hobby . stress was a job, not a hobby. stress wery— was a job, not a hobby. stress wery reiiewer— was a job, not a hobby. stress very relieved to— was a job, not a hobby. stress very relieved to hear that. cj" very relieved to hear that. oh, sinnon— very relieved to hear that. oh, simon calder— very relieved to hear that. oh, simon calder from _ very relieved to hear that. oh, simon calder from jerusalem, thank you. always nice to see yor.— thank you. always nice to see yor. ro— thank you. always nice to see yor. i>o yor— thank you. always nice to see you. do you know— always nice to see you. do you know what? i didn't l, you. do you know what? i didn't i, i you. do you know what? i didn't i i ieii— you. do you know what? i didn't i i ieii. i— you. do you know what? i didn't i, i fell. i wanted— you. do you know what? i didn't i, i fell. i wanted to— you. do you know what? i didn't i, i fell. i wanted to confess to i, i fell. i wanted to confess io nin — i, i fell. i wanted to confess to him about— i, i fell. i wanted to confess to him about my- i, i fell. i wanted to confess to him about my thwarted trip to sprin— to him about my thwarted trip to sprin ieerrse— to him about my thwarted trip to spain because the— to him about my thwarted trip to spain because the last time i spoke— spain because the last time i spoke io— spain because the last time i spoke to nin— spain because the last time i spoke to him, i— spain because the last time i spoke to him, i told is going to sprin— spoke to him, i told is going to sprin. ani— spoke to him, i told is going to spain. and then— spoke to him, i told is going to spain. and then obviously i got to spain. and then obviously i got io ine— spain. and then obviously i got io ine rirpori— spain. and then obviously i got to the airport and— spain. and then obviously i got to the airport and didn't have enorgn— to the airport and didn't have enorgn-on— to the airport and didn't have enorgn-on ny— to the airport and didn't have enough on my passport. enough time on my passport. inri-s—yernl that's right. um, but yeah, i siiii— that's right. um, but yeah, i stir—ny- still haven't renewed my prsspori. — still haven't renewed my. passport. _doing. passport. that needs doing. if you— passport. that needs doing. if yor-perr— passport. that needs doing. if

yor-perr-ii- passport. that needs doing. if yor-perr-ii yor| you just bear in mind, if you nrwen-i— you just bear in mind, if you haven't-much- you just bear in mind, if you haven't-much for. you just bear in mind, if you haven't much for the haven't travelled much for the irsi— haven't travelled much for the irsi iew— haven't travelled much for the last few years, _ haven't travelled much for the last few years, i— haven't travelled much for the last few years, i didn't check yorr— last few years, i didn't check yorr prsspori.— last few years, i didn't check your passport. can. your passport. yeah, you can. come— your passport. yeah, you can. cone—ii- your passport. yeah, you can. come—it depends. your passport. yeah, you can. - come—it depends where come on, stop. it depends where you're going. of course. now, come on, stop. it depends where you'ito going. of course. now, come on, stop. it depends where you'ito come,of course. now, come on, stop. it depends where you'ito come, the ourse. now, come on, stop. it depends where you'ito come, the ourse. nini, come on, stop. it depends where you'ito come, the ourse. nin the still to come, the rumble in the palace. johnson had palace. boris johnson had a bit of a fallout he was of a fallout with when he was just the mere prince of wales of a fallout with when he was just �*thatnere prince of wales of a fallout with when he was just “that rwandaice of wales of a fallout with when he was just “that rwanda refugeeales of a fallout with when he was just “that rwanda refugee policy. over that rwanda refugee policy. and blighting and cancel culture is blighting the edinburgh— and cancel culture is blighting the edinburgh festival. that's riier— the edinburgh festival. that's riier yorr— the edinburgh festival. that's after your morning's news with irnsin— after your morning's news with irnsin-.— after your morning's news with irnsin-. rein.- after your morning's news with tamsin . beth. thank you tamsin roberts. beth. thank you . rere— tamsin roberts. beth. thank you . here are the— tamsin roberts. beth. thank you . here are the headlines- tamsin roberts. beth. thank you . here are the headlines at 1132. pharmacists will be able to give prescription medicine without a gp sign off in the latest government plans to ease the pressure on doctors under the pressure on doctors under the measures , patients will be the measures, patients will be able to get treatments for seven common conditions, including a sore throat and earache without seeing a doctor. it's hoped the new guidelines, which will come into place this winter, will free up to 15 million slots at surgeries over the next two years. the met police says it regrets arresting six anti—monarchy protesters ahead of the coronation. the force confirmed the individuals face

no further action after being stopped on saturday. under the new public order act. one of those detained included the leader of the group republic, who says he has since received an apology from officers . an apology from officers. a marine barge which will be used to house migrants , has arrived to house migrants, has arrived in uk waters as the bibby stockholm docked in falmouth this morning to be refurbish it ahead of its use as a housing centre. the three storey barge will be used for at least 18 months and can hold up to 500 migrants as they wait for their asylum claims to be processed . asylum claims to be processed. it's part of a government scheme to move asylum seekers away from so—called costly hotel accommodation . former pakistan accommodation. former pakistan prime minister imran khan has reportedly been arrested in islamabad. local media say the former cricketer was taken by a paramilitary force from court premises in the capital where he was taken away under heavy security . motty earlier, when we

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personally. we talked about gps r or — personally. we talked about gps r or were— personally. we talked about gps rioi. were going— personally. we talked about gps a lot. we're going to— we talked about gps a lot. we're going to talk about soneining— a lot. we're going to talk about something else. _ a lot. we're going to talk about something else. / something else. yeah, let's talk about we talk about the banks passing these interest passing on these higher interest rates savers. again, rates to savers. this, again, good news. been talking good news. we've been talking about rates being about interest rates being enormous. it in enormous. we're feeling it in our we're not our mortgages, but we're not seeing our savings. nigel, seeing it in our savings. nigel, this the this is appalling. yeah, the whole of this is appalling. yeah, the whole-of actually- this is appalling. yeah, the- whole-of actually bringing whole point of actually bringing down— whole point of actually bringing town-vern— whole point of actually bringing down-yeah yeah.- whole point of actually bringing down yeah yeah. is down inflation. yeah yeah. is riri— down inflation. yeah yeah. is inri-nrwe— down inflation. yeah yeah. is that-have higher- down inflation. yeah yeah. is that have higher mortgages . that you have higher mortgages. so, that you have higher mortgages. so, so— that you have higher mortgages. so, so nigner— that you have higher mortgages. so, so higher base— that you have higher mortgages. so, so higher base rate . at the so, so higher base rate. at the oeni— so, so higher base rate. at the moment we're thinking it'll ii-ii— moment we're thinking it'll come, it'll turn— moment we're thinking it'll come, it'll turn out to be about rrw— come, it'll turn out to be about row eoe— come, it'll turn out to be about 4.5% come thursday when they put it 4.5% come thursday when they put ii rp— 4.5% come thursday when they put ii rp rgrin— 4.5% come thursday when they put ii rp rgrin .— 4.5% come thursday when they put ii rp rgrin . vern— 4.5% come thursday when they put it up again . yeah. the other it up again. yeah. the other irer— it up again. yeah. the other irer inri-s— it up again. yeah. the other idea that's to— it up again. yeah. the other idea that's to take money out of the idea that's to take money out of we eeonorny— idea that's to take money out of we eeonorny so— idea that's to take money out of the economy so it— idea that's to take money out of the economy so it brings iniiriion— the economy so it brings inflation down - the economy so it brings inflation down the other way of irning — inflation down the other way of irting money— inflation down the other way of taking money out— inflation down the other way of taking money out of the economy is riri— taking money out of the economy is inri yor— taking money out of the economy is inri yorlyor— taking money out of the economy is that you you encourage is that you if you encourage peopie— is that you if you encourage peopie io— is that you if you encourage peopie ro srwe— is that you if you encourage people to save so but the banks rent— people to save so but the banks ren-i roing— people to save so but the banks aren't doing this. _ people to save so but the banks aren't doing this. so what iney-re— aren't doing this. so what they're offering is where you've got they're offering is where you've goi-norigrge— they're offering is where you've got mortgage rates of 8. got these mortgage rates of 8. if got these mortgage rates of 8. ii yor— got these mortgage rates of 8. ii yor wrni— got these mortgage rates of 8. ii yor wrni io— got these mortgage rates of 8. if you want to put— got these mortgage rates of 8. if you want to put your money in a if you want to put your money in r iriiiing— if you want to put your money in a building society,— if you want to put your money in a building society, you're only geiiing— a building society, you're only getting something like 3.7% in pirees— getting something like 3.7% in some places it's— getting something like 3.7% in some places it's as low as 0.7. sernrriors— some places it's as low as 0.7. scandalous, isn't— some places it's as low as 0.7. scandalous, isn't it? so what its— scandalous, isn't it? so what its noi— scandalous, isn't it? so what its noi roing— scandalous, isn't it? so what it's not doing is— scandalous, isn't it? so what it's not doing is encouraging peopie— it's not doing is encouraging peopie io— it's not doing is encouraging peopie ro sry— it's not doing is encouraging people to say and the whole is— people to say and the whole exercise is to— people to say and the whole exercise is to try— people to say and the whole

exercise is to try and stop peopie— exercise is to try and stop people spending. yeah. and it's not people spending. yeah. and it's noi working— people spending. yeah. and it's noi working ,— people spending. yeah. and it's not working , but— people spending. yeah. and it's not working , but they always put not working, but they always put inieresi— not working, but they always put interest rates— not working, but they always put interest rates up— not working, but they always put interest rates up quickly don't iney. — interest rates up quickly don't iney. ii— interest rates up quickly don't iney. ii its— interest rates up quickly don't they. if it's going- interest rates up quickly don't they. if it's going to.- interest rates up quickly don't they. �*" grir g r: they. if it's going to. and the rest comes very slowly back always very slowly. and, and i don't know what justice fiction there nigel well, there is for it. nigel well, there is for it. nigel well, there i back in there is not. i mean back in zoos— there is not. i mean back in zoos wnen— there is not. i mean back in 2008 when we— there is not. i mean back in 2008 when we had- a�*riii i mean back in 2008 when we had the bank crash, inere— 2008 when we had the bank crash, inere rgrin— 2008 when we had the bank crash, inere rgrin we— 2008 when we had the bank crash, there again, we hit— 2008 when we had the bank crash, there again, we hit 4.5% base irre— there again, we hit 4.5% base rrie .— there again, we hit 4.5% base rrie . iri— there again, we hit 4.5% base rate . but then— there again, we hit 4.5% base rate . but then interest interest rate. but then interest interest prynenis— rate. but then interest interest prynenrs on— rate. but then interest interest payments on savings were were so. — payments on savings were were so. so— payments on savings were were so. so yor— payments on savings were were so. so yor know,— payments on savings were were 6.6. so you know, there was rnoinen — 6.6. so you know, there was another, another— 6.6. so you know, there was another, another situation where you another, another situation where yor neeeier — another, another situation where yor neeeier io— another, another situation where you needed to actually take money— you needed to actually take money ori— you needed to actually take money ori oi— you needed to actually take money out of the economy. and inri-s— money out of the economy. and inri-s ine — money out of the economy. and inri-s ine wry— money out of the economy. and that's the way they— money out of the economy. and that's the way they did it. you know,— that's the way they did it. you know, r— that's the way they did it. you know, r ior— that's the way they did it. you know, a lot of— that's the way they did it. you know, a lot of older people, irnyr, — know, a lot of older people, irnyr, iney— know, a lot of older people, tanya, they rely— know, a lot of older people, tanya, they rely on their srwings. — tanya, they rely on their savings. they- tanya, they rely on their savings. “c; a rir�* i savings. they live on their savings. they live on their savings. need interest savings. they need that interest rate. this to me is rate. what this proves to me is that banks are getting that the banks are getting worse. yeah. they worse. yeah. and that they reirriiy— worse. yeah. and that they reirriiy-irr- worse. yeah. and that they actually-far more- actually need far more regririing— actually need far more regulating. can't actually need far more regulating-can't keep regulating. you can't just keep stripping—oi- stripping the people of their money— stripping the people of theirl noneyr—inis money, especially during this rime— money, especially during this time-austerity— money, especially during this time austerity not paying time of austerity and not paying prek— time of austerity and not paying irek .— time of austerity and not paying irek . iney-re— time of austerity and not paying back . they're just— time of austerity and not paying back . they're just getting back. they're just getting nenen— back. they're just getting richer and _ back. they're just getting richer and richer no one's richer and richer and no one's stopping— richer and richer and no one's. stopping—being stopping them. nothing's being srir— stopping them. nothing's being srirliie— stopping them. nothing's being said lit? because _ stopping them. nothing's being said it? because there's no said is it? because there's no inere-s— said is it? because there's no there's-appetite- said is it? because there's no there's appetite for that. is there's no appetite for that. is it there's no appetite for that. is ii ieerrse— there's no appetite for that. is it because they're— there's no appetite for that. is it because they're all part of ine— it because they're all part of pig-gap,— it because they're all part of the-club, the _ it because they're all part of the-club, the big- it because they're all part of the club, the big boys club, it because they're all part of the theylub, the big boys club, it because they're all part of the theylub, tiwanti boys club, it because they're all part of the theylub, tiwanti b(offend),

and they don't want to offend eren— and they don't want to offend eren-iney-re- and they don't want to offend each they're closing each other? they're closing irrnenes— each other? they're closing branches everywhere, closing down— branches everywhere, closing. rownwe— down cashpoint so what are we paying— down cashpoint so what are we prying iore — down cashpoint so what are we paying for? .you— down cashpoint so what are we paying for? .you 90- down cashpoint so what are we paying for? grir paying for? so you go to some small towns. no bank. small towns. there's no bank. yeah, so. so is yeah, really terrible. so. so is there sense of there community sense of responsibility? nothing. there community sense of responsibility? nothing . there responsibility? nothing. there is-knr— responsibility? nothing. there is-knr ior— responsibility? nothing. there is-and for elderly- a car? nothing. there is and for elderly people is none. and for elderly people rnr— is none. and for elderly people not order— is none. and for elderly people not otter-i— is none. and for elderly people and older-i know- is none. and for elderly people and older i know that my and older people, i know that my prrenis— and older people, i know that my prrenis reriiy— and older people, i know that my parents really-with- parents really struggle with wnri-s— parents really struggle with what's at what's going on with banks at the what's going on with banks at we oeni— what's going on with banks at the moment. really the moment. it's really difficult.— the moment. it's really difficult-of- the moment. it's really. difficult. .of .other difficult. one of the other inings— difficult. one of the other things online— difficult. one of the other things online stuff either they ion-i— things online stuff either they ion-i-sirii- things online stuff either they don't - stuff, they - don't do online stuff, they reriiy— don't do online stuff, they- reriiy—wnen really struggle. and even when iney— really struggle. and even when iney-oniine-il they try to do online stuff, i know— they try to do online stuff, i know-iris- they try to do online stuff, i know-dad's been. they try to do online stuff, i know dad's been trying know that my dad's been trying to know that my dad's been trying ioso-ne— know that my dad's been trying to-some funds- know that my dad's been trying to some funds around. to just move some funds around. vor— to just move some funds around. ior-nes— to just move some funds around. you-he's worked-his. you know, he's worked all his iiie— you know, he's worked all his iiie-seen— you know, he's worked all his life.-seen anyone. life. i've never seen anyone wiri— life. i've never seen anyone wiin-einie- life. i've never seen anyone with _ethic like - with a work ethic like my iriner-s. — with a work ethic like my father's. i must- with a work ethic like my father's. must admit. and he's father's. i must admit. and he's erneei— father's. i must admit. and he's errner—ne- father's. i must admit. and he'sj earned—he wants father's. i must admit. and he's. earned—he wants to earned his money and he wants to move-oi— earned his money and he wants to nowe-oi nis— earned his money and he wants to move-of his money- earned his money and he wants to move of his money about. move some of his money about. kni— move some of his money about. and ine— move some of his money about. and we irnks— move some of his money about. and the banks making it very and the banks are making it very iiiiierii— and the banks are making it very difficult-because- difficult for him because he ern-i— difficult for him because he ern-i-irik- difficult for him because he can't-talk to- difficult for him because he- can't-talk to anybody can't go in and talk to anybody .iiey— can't go in and talk to anybody now. .they don't- can't go in and talk to anybodyl now. .they don't-they now. and they don't want they don't want you to have cash and they want to have chat they don't want to have chat books. i know. books. and i know i know. bev turner hilarious. turner thinks it's hilarious. i still my chat, but i like my still use my chat, but i like my chat stop looking at me. if chat to stop looking at me. if i walked of a pub, there was walked out of a pub, there was inree— walked out of a pub, there was inreelrs. — walked out of a pub, there was three-us. iwon't_ walked out of a pub, there was three us. won't name. who? three of us. i won't name. who? wno— three of us. i won't name. who? wno inese— three of us. iwon't name. who? who these brilliant— three of us. i won't name. who? who these brilliant women were and_iiay- who these brilliant women were and_iiay by- who these brilliant women were rnr—pry iy errr.| and we refused to pay by card. we and we refused to pay by card. we-ersn— and we refused to pay by card. we _cash down - and we refused to pay by card. we-cash down on- and we refused to pay by card. we cash down on the we put our cash down on the iriie— we put our cash down on the iriie-srir— we put our cash down on the table-said.are- we put our cash down on the table said are paying table and said we are paying by ersi—we- cash. you can't tell us. we

ern-i— cash. you can't tell us. we ern-r pry— cash. you can't tell us. we ern-r pry py— cash. you can't tell us. we can't pay by cash. we're insisiing— can't pay by cash. we're insisting-cash.| can't pay by cash. we're- insisting-cash. they've insisting on using cash. they've got insisting on using cash. they've goi—wnri- insisting on using cash. they've got—what could. got to out. well, what could iney— got to out. well, what could iney-we— got to out. well, what could iney-we prio— got to out. well, what could they we paid and we left. they do? we paid and we left. vern— they do? we paid and we left. worn-right.— they do? we paid and we left. yeah,-right. yeah- they do? we paid and we left. yeah,-right. yeah well,- yeah, quite right. yeah well, i like cash. i cash in my like cash. i have cash in my pocket. i'm just about pocket. i'm just amazed about the pocket. i'm just amazed about ine—rnrzingl the chequebook. it's amazing. it ieeis— feels like something that was the feels like something that was ine-eenirry. — feels like something that was the-century. yes.- feels like something that was the century. “it: i like my the last century. yes. i like my top.— the last century. yes. i like my too. i— the last century. yes. i like my too. i iike— the last century. yes. i like my j'0b- i iike ny— the last century. “it: i like my job. i like my nephews and iney— job. i like my nephews and nieces. they get- job. i like my nephews and nieces. they get a cheque from rneie— nieces. they get a cheque from rneie andrew— nieces. they get a cheque from uncle andrew at— nieces. they get a cheque from uncle andrew at birthdays and enrisinrs. — uncle andrew at birthdays and christmas. _that. - uncle andrew at birthdays and christmas. _that. i- uncle andrew at birthdays and christmas. i do christmas. i like that. i do iike— christmas. i like that. i do iike-kern— christmas. i like that. i do like-yeah, but- christmas. i like that. i do like-yeah, butldon'tl like that. yeah, but i don't know— like that. yeah, but i don't know wiri— like that. yeah, but i don't know what we're to do know what we're going to do riori— know what we're going to do about—there's- know what we're going to do. about—there'slhuge about it because there's a huge eoniiiei— about it because there's a huge conflict-moment,- about it because there's a huge conflict moment, think, conflict at the moment, i think, in-eorniry— conflict at the moment, i think, in .country with— conflict at the moment, i think, in country with those of in this country with those of us wno— in this country with those of us wno-irying— in this country with those of us wno-irying io— in this country with those of us who trying to hang on, like who are trying to hang on, like you— who are trying to hang on, like yor-io— who are trying to hang on, like yor-io ersn— who are trying to hang on, like you to cash chequebooks, you say, to cash chequebooks, ine—rnrl the bank, human beings and eweryining— the bank, human beings and. eweryining—rnr everything, going tech crazy and being—riorii being online. nigel what about woke— being online. nigel what about woke starmer— being online. nigel what about woke starmer woke issues don't nriier—keirl matter to the public says keir sirrner. — matter to the public says keir starmer. _that'sj starmer. well, i think that's probably it's probably right here. it's a question of a question of priority. obviously cost of priority. so obviously cost of living is really up there . living is really up there. people care about nhs waiting lists. do they really care ? lists. do they really care? hugh james they care hugh jameshthey care about hugh james they care about iriorr— hugh james they care about labour leader— hugh james they care about labour leader cannot define what a woman is . they— labour leader cannot define what a woman is . they do care a lot a woman is. they do care a lot riori— a woman is. they do care a lot riori riri— a woman is. they do care a lot about that. to— a woman is. they do care a lot about that. to women here, let's say— about that. to women here, let's sry rgree— about that. to women here, let's sry rgree ,— about that. to women here, let's sry rgree , i— about that. to women here, let's say agree , i really— about that. to women here, let's say agree , i really care. a say agree, i really care. it's a big— say agree, i really care. it's a pig ining— say agree, i really care. it's a pig ining ior— say agree, i really care. it's a big thing for me. i will not buy from nick again. i will not buy

one. i've bought bud light anyway, but i'm not going to buy from these anymore from these people anymore because they cannot differentiate between a male and a that he's a female. and the fact that he's he that. how can he be he can't do that. how can he be our prime minister when he cant? our prime minister when he can't? define me. can't? he can't even define me. yeah and that's not being woke. wigei— yeah and that's not being woke. wigei inri-s— yeah and that's not being woke. nigel that's just— yeah and that's not being woke. nigel that's just not— i/rip" and that's not being woke. nigel that's just not the whole ine— nigel that's just not the whole sense, the whole— nigel that's just not the whole sense, the whole issue. i sense, the whole issue. i mean, wnen— sense, the whole issue. i mean, when ii— sense, the whole issue. i mean, when ii cones— sense, the whole issue. i mean, when it comes down to the trans debate, affects so debate, it affects so few people. and most those people people. and most of those people just be able to get on just want to be able to get on with are 51% with their lives. women are 51% of population. understand of the population. i understand that. can't a that. and he can't define a woman. well— that. and he can't define a woman. well ,— that. and he can't define a woman. well , he- and he can't define a woman. that. and he can't define a- woman. well, he did define a woman. well, he did define a woman. but what he did say. but what he but you wouldn't agree with his definition of the woman? i do not. because what he says is, yes, a very small minority of women can have a penis. that's what he said . now, penis. that's what he said. now, itend penis. that's what he said. now, i tend to think that it's probably right, but is it a bigger issue? do you really think that a woman in a someone who's genetic , female born, can who's genetic, female born, can have a penis? yes, i think a woman can because gender and sex are and biological sex are

different. right. are and biological sex are different . right. i'm struggling different. right. i'm struggling wiri— different. right. i'm struggling wiin inis— different. right. i'm struggling with this, nigel.— different. right. i'm struggling with this, nigel. i'm— r: �*"�*"riii“a right. i'm struggling with this, nigel. i'm sure you kern— with this, nigel. i'm sure you are. yeah, yeah,— with this, nigel. i'm sure you are. yeah, yeah, yeah. and also, can a woman have— are. yeah, yeah, yeah. and also, can a woman have .— are. yeah, yeah, yeah. and also, can a woman have . does only a can a woman have. does only a woman have a cervix? we sirrggier— woman have a cervix? we struggled with— woman have a cervix? we struggled with that, mr starmer, rirn-i— struggled with that, mr starmer, iiin-i ne. — struggled with that, mr starmer, didn't he. well— struggled with that, mr starmer, didn't he. well it.— struggled with that, mr starmer, didn't he. �*ifririaa a �*ifririaa struggled with that, mr starmer, didn't he. �*iririaa a �*isririaa didn't he. well it. well what's the answer to that. well the answer is that no. i mean a woman doesn't have to have a cervix either. if you if you follow the if you follow the self—identification line that you can change your gender and still have various biological bits or not. but then therefore that you can be a woman without if you discuss this with your wife constantly and what does she think. i don't think she she tends to agree with me, but she doesn't agree with a lot. doesn't agree with me a lot. it's funny that, you know, it's irsi— it's funny that, you know, it's irsi ii-s— it's funny that, you know, it's just it's become— it's funny that, you know, it's just it's become such a polemic ining— just it's become such a polemic ining rnr— just it's become such a polemic ining rnr ii— just it's become such a polemic ining rnr ii is— just it's become such a polemic thing and it is such a small rnorni— thing and it is such a small rnorni oi— thing and it is such a small amount of-but- thing and it is such a small amount of but for me, amount of people. but for me, it's amount of people. but for me, is r— amount of people. but for me, is r kinet— amount of people. but for me, is r kini oi— amount of people. but for me, it's a kind of line— amount of people. but for me, it's a kind of line in the sand. vor— it's a kind of line in the sand. ior-yor— it's a kind of line in the sand. ior-yor ern— it's a kind of line in the sand. you-you can either- it's a kind of line in the sand. you you can either if you you know, you can either if you can define what a woman is, were— can define what a woman is, inereeorrse-- can define what a woman is, there course, there are there are of course, there are irrns— there are of course, there are inns-kni— there are of course, there are inns-irnr i- there are of course, there are trans-and i and- there are of course, there are trans-and i and i. there are of course, there are trans and i and i have trans women. and i and i have irns— trans women. and i and i have irrns—rrel trans women friends who are more fed trans women friends who are more iei—reirie— trans women friends who are more

fed _ debate than - fed up with this debate than i .yor— fed up with this debate than i rn-yor know,- fed up with this debate than i am. you know, you have to am. but, you know, you have to be am. but, you know, you have to ie riie— am. but, you know, you have to ie riie io— am. but, you know, you have to be able to define— am. but, you know, you have to be able to define just that. and keir—wiiil keir starmer is wrong. he will rose— keir starmer is wrong. he will iose on— keir starmer is wrong. he will iose on inis. — keir starmer is wrong. he will lose on this. i— keir starmer is wrong. he will lose on this. i think part of ine— lose on this. i think part of ine-inorgn- lose on this. i think part of the though, when keir the issue, though, when keir sirrner— the issue, though, when keirj sirrner—srys starmer comes out and says inings— starmer comes out and says inings-issres- starmer comes out and says things issues don't things like woke issues don't nriier—i- things like woke issues don't matter—i still. matter to the public, i still inink— matter to the public, i still inink we— matter to the public, i still think we _to- matter to the public, i still think we to drill down into think we need to drill down into wiri— think we need to drill down into wnri-woke— think we need to drill down into what woke actually what the word woke actually means,-for me- what the word woke actually means, for me it's what the word woke actually- means,-for me it's about means, because for me it's about wnere— means, because for me it's about wnere i— means, because for me it's about wnere i nrwe— means, because for me it's about wnere i nrwe r— means, because for me it's about where i have a problem with woke eriirre. — where i have a problem with woke eriirre. ris— where i have a problem with woke culture. it's when _ where i have a problem with woke culture. it's when it's— where i have a problem with woke culture. it's when it's a- where i have a problem with woke culture. a a r3ri culture. it's when it's a denial of evidential fact . it's that of evidential fact. it's that feelings always trumped facts. so i'm being asked to buy into something which is patently untrue , that someone with a untrue, that someone with a penis can be a woman . i believe penis can be a woman. i believe that someone with a penis can be a trans woman. i'm okay with that. but i want the language to reflect our reality in a way that for both. that does account for both. i mean, with the mean, the trouble with the actual you mentioned, actual accuracy you mentioned, bev, mean, the bev, the word woke, i mean, the trouble is that it's become a pejorative term . and should it pejorative term. and should it be i— pejorative term. and should it be i nern— pejorative term. and should it be i ,— pejorative term. and should it be i mean , the— pejorative term. and should it be i mean , the whole- and should it be i mean , the whole point of be i mean, the whole point of wiri— be i mean, the whole point of wnri woke— be i mean, the whole point of wnri woke is— be i mean, the whole point of what woke is actually meant to be what woke is actually meant to ie reiiner— what woke is actually meant to be defined as— what woke is actually meant to be defined as is— what woke is actually meant to be defined as is somebody who is rreiriiy— be defined as is somebody who is rreiriiy rnr— be defined as is somebody who is racially and socially— be defined as is somebody who is racially and socially aware. now riri— racially and socially aware. now inri roesn-i— racially and socially aware. now that doesn't doesn't sound to me

iike— that doesn't doesn't sound to me iike r— that doesn't doesn't sound to me iike r rein— that doesn't doesn't sound to me iike r iern oi— that doesn't doesn't sound to me like a term of abuse. no, i worki— like a term of abuse. no, i woriei iike— like a term of abuse. no, i would like to— like a term of abuse. no, i would like to think i am rreiriiy— would like to think i am racially and— would like to think i am racially and socially aware. riri— racially and socially aware. inri nrkes— racially and socially aware. that makes me— racially and socially aware. that makes me woke. woke is all errgni— that makes me woke. woke is all caught up in the cancel culture, nigel. until yes, yes, until yore— nigel. until yes, yes, until yor rsking— nigel. until yes, yes, until you're asking me- nigel. until yes, yes, until you're asking me to- \r grit a yes, yes, until you're asking me to deny reality . kni— you're asking me to deny reality . knr inri-s— you're asking me to deny reality . and that's when— you're asking me to deny reality . and that's when my issue with. so . and that's when my issue with. so ior— . and that's when my issue with. so for instance— . and that's when my issue with. so for instance ,— . and that's when my issue with. so for instance , choosing your so for instance, choosing your gender— so for instance, choosing your gender or— so for instance, choosing your own gender or even choosing your own race, we're having people wno— own race, we're having people now who are saying, i identify as now who are saying, i identify rs iirek— now who are saying, i identify rs iirek rs— now who are saying, i identify as black as a— now who are saying, i identify as black as a white person. then i as black as a white person. then i ern-i— as black as a white person. then i ern-i iry— as black as a white person. then i ern-i iry inro— as black as a white person. then i can't buy into the— as black as a white person. then i can't buy into the lack of irer— i can't buy into the lack of irei inri-s— i can't buy into the lack of fact that's staring me in the iree. — fact that's staring me in the iree. inri-s— fact that's staring me in the face. that's that's what i have a face. that's that's what i have r proiien— face. that's that's what i have a problem with.— face. that's that's what i have a problem with. i— face. that's that's what i have a problem with. i want a world of a problem with. i want a world oi noe— a problem with. i want a world oi rrin— a problem with. i want a world of more truth ,— a problem with. i want a world of more truth , not— a problem with. i want a world of more truth , not less. okay. of more truth, not less. okay. iri— of more truth, not less. okay. nri snrii— of more truth, not less. okay. nri snrii we— of more truth, not less. okay. but shall we talk— of more truth, not less. okay. but shall we talk about? yes ves- — but shall we talk about? yes ves- reis— but shall we talk about? yes yes. let's talk— but shall we talk about? yes yes. let's talk about- but shall we talk about? yes yes. let's talk about perfect segway. tonya , this is really segway. tonya, this is really iisirriing— segway. tonya, this is really disturbing. really- g tonya, this is really disturbing. really about the nrrneri— disturbing. really about the nrrneri oi— disturbing. really about the number of children who are wriening— number of children who are watching online— number of children who are watching online and then acting ori. — watching online and then acting or. so— watching online and then acting or. so wiri-s— watching online and then acting out. d watching online and then acting out. g out. so what's happening is, is that children are abusing children and acting out things that they've seen online on sites . so but but what really sites. so but but what really worries me about this is 100% we have to do something about .

have to do something about. there must be more regulations. but that should be have its own law. it should not be part of the online safety bill, which i have problems with , you have real problems with, you know, rid of freedom of know, getting rid of freedom of speech, a certain things. you know, feelings facts know, feelings are not facts and all so because all of that. so because we've got— all of that. so because we've goi io — all of that. so because we've got io eross— all of that. so because we've got to cross to _ so because we've got to cross to southampton, ieerrse— got to cross to southampton, because-minister. got to cross to southampton, . because-minister has because the prime minister has been—broadcastersl been speaking to broadcasters riori—rp- been speaking to broadcasters riori—rp in- about this big shake up in pnrrnreies.— about this big shake up in pharmacies. here's the prime riinisier— pharmacies. here's the prime iiinisier rs— pharmacies. here's the prime minister as well— pharmacies. here's the prime minister as well . 37” minister as well. prime minister, there are fewer pharmacies in the where a couple of years ago. so you're essentially— of years ago. so you're essentially just- grirp3 q so you're essentially just shunting grirp"3 q so you're essentially just shunting these proiiens— essentially just shunting these problems around, aren't you? yer-re— problems around, aren't you? vow-re mowing— problems around, aren't you? you're moving pressure- problems around, aren't you? you're moving pressure from gp surgeries to pharmacies, of which there are fewer . well, one which there are fewer. well, one of my five priorities— which there are fewer. well, one of my five priorities is- of my five priorities is eriiing— of my five priorities is cutting, waiting lists, and iorry-s— cutting, waiting lists, and today's announcement is getting on wiin— today's announcement is getting on wiin inri. — today's announcement is getting on with that. and— today's announcement is getting on with that. ' 3 a today's announcement is getting on with that. ' r: a on with that. and it's about primary care expanding access to services that people can get from their pharmacy , but also from their pharmacy, but also investing in general practises and surgeries to end the 8 am. scramble. now, when it comes to pharmacies, what we are doing is providing them with extra money so can to their so that people can go to their pharmacy medicines for pharmacy and get medicines for common earaches, common ailments like earaches, sore throats , throat infections,

sore throats, throat infections, those of things that those kinds of things that people will able to people will be able to practically go to their pharmacies for, them pharmacies for, save them a visit a to the gp visit or a call to the gp because everyone loves their pharmacies. know firsthand pharmacies. i know firsthand growing up what difference growing up what a difference they people's lives, and they make to people's lives, and it's backing it's right that we're backing them more. there are fewer them to do more. there are fewer pnrrnrey— them to do more. there are fewer pharmacy pharmacies,— r3rir there are fewer pharmacy pharmacies, though, r3rir there are fewer pharmthere? 'macies, though, r3rir there are fewer pharmthere? iiiazies, though, r3rir there are fewer pharmthere? ii iough, aren't there? but we're investing in them. 80% of investing more in them. 80% of the country lives about 20 minutes walk from pharmacy , minutes walk from a pharmacy, and people, there are and for many people, there are easier place to access than their surgery . that's why their surgery. that's why we're investing and investing more in them and allowing them to do more. and it's not just medicines it's not just more medicines that get that people will be able to get there. they're able to get more blood checks or indeed blood pressure checks or indeed contraception blood pressure checks or indeed contraceptithe range of services expanding the range of services that people can get from their pharmacies. that's it will pharmacies. that's good. it will ease pressure on system ease pressure on the system mean that get access to that people can get access to the health they need the health care they need quicker . and backs all our quicker. and it backs all our fantastic pharmacies as well with funding. let's fantastic pharmacies as well with funding . let's talk with extra funding. let's talk about gp's though- with extra funding. let's talk about gp's though .- r: 3 let's talk about gp's though . let's be about gp's though. let's be eierr— about gp's though. let's be eierr riori— about gp's though. let's be clear about this— about gp's though. let's be clear about this because there's a clear about this because there's rloi— clear about this because there's a.of confusion— clear about this because there's a of confusion morning. a bit of confusion this morning. ior-e— a bit of confusion this morning. wore—nir- a bit of confusion this morning. you're—hit this- you're not going to hit this irrgei— you're not going to hit this anger-yor,— you're not going to hit this target you, with 6000 gp's target are you, with 6000 gp's a nrniiesio— target are you, with 6000 gp's a manifesto pledge— target are you, with 6000 gp's a manifesto pledge by 2024. so

wiri— manifesto pledge by 2024. so wnri we— manifesto pledge by 2024. so wnri we re— manifesto pledge by 2024. so what we are doing on gp numbers is straightforward. _ what we are doing on gp numbers is straightforward. "g is straightforward. so right now tiere— is straightforward. so right now there are almost 2000 more doctors working in general practise than there were in 2019, but also , and i can speak 2019, but also, and i can speak with with some knowledge of this, it is the case that not everyone needs to see a gp. my dad was a gp, my mum was a pharmacist. so the other thing that we're doing is investing in lots of other roles and there are actually 25,000 more staff working in primary care. more generally, if you talk to patients at this practise that we're get fantastic we're at, they get fantastic care from their nurse to treat them for asthma . another nurse them for asthma. another nurse for or a for diabetes or a physiotherapist. all different roles that we're investing more in so that people can get the care they need and allows gp's to focus on what only they can do. but we are massively expanding the number of people working primary care and at working in primary care and at practises this. it's making practises like this. it's making a huge difference to patients. but just very specifically i wont— but just very specifically i woni-on- but just very specifically i won't-on this,. but just very specifically i won't-on this, it won't push you on this, but it is noi— won't push you on this, but it is nor-ie— won't push you on this, but it is not-be met- won't push you on this, but it is not be met that won't push you on this, but it- is not-be met that 6000 is not going to be met that 6000 iigrre. — is not going to be met that 6000 iigrre. ern— is not going to be met that 6000 iigrre. ern yor— is not going to be met that 6000 figure. can you just— is not going to be met that 6000 figure. cp" is not going to be met that 6000 figure. can you just say that's correct? well, what we are figure. ..r well, what we are going correct? well, what we are going to correct? well, what we are going iolroing—

correct? well, what we are going iolroing is— correct? well, what we are going to.doing is bringing- ..r well, what we are going to doing is bringing forward to be doing is bringing forward snoriiy— to be doing is bringing forward snowy-ine- to be doing is bringing forwardl shortly-the-term shortly a plan for the long term pirn— shortly a plan for the long term plan—workforce- shortly a plan for the long term plan—workforce .- shortly a plan for the long terml plan—workforce . yes. plan for the nhs workforce. yes. now— plan for the nhs workforce. yes. wow, rigni— plan for the nhs workforce. yes. wow, rigni-we— plan for the nhs workforce. yes. now, right we record now, right now, we have record nrneris— now, right now, we have record nrniers—er- now, right now, we have record. numbers—gp training numbers of people in gp training .—tmng.— numbers of people in gp training .—thing. but- numbers of people in gp training .—thing. but we- . that's a good thing. but we want— . that's a good thing. but we want significantly expand the want to significantly expand the num— want to significantly expand the nummb bf— want to significantly expand the number of specialist gps working . sb— number of specialist gps working . so me— number of specialist gps working . so me bong— number of specialist gps working . so the long term— number of specialist gps working . so the long term nhs workforce bun— . so the long term nhs workforce mm mm— . so the long term nhs workforce mm um um— . so the long term nhs workforce plan will set out— . so the long term nhs workforce plan will set out our ambitions unu— plan will set out our ambitions and non— plan will set out our ambitions and non unbe— plan will set out our ambitions and how we're going to deliver mun.— and how we're going to deliver mun bub— and how we're going to deliver that. but they're— and how we're going to deliver that. but they're already record numemb me— that. but they're already record numbers. we want to go further unu— numbers. we want to go further and—m— numbers. we want to go further and—m ens,- numbers. we want to go further and—as gps, it's- and but as well as gps, it's nabb— and but as well as gps, it's really important— and but as well as gps, it's really important that we also commen— really important that we also consider-other- really important that we also consider other roles in consider all the other roles in bnmum— consider all the other roles in bnmum um.— consider all the other roles in primary care. and— consider all the other roles in primary care. and as i say, we're investing— primary care. and as i say, we're investing in tens of bnbubunus— we're investing in tens of thousands more nurses , thousands more nurses, physiotherapists, as physiotherapists, pharmacists as web— physiotherapists, pharmacists as webb— physiotherapists, pharmacists as nenn-mom.— physiotherapists, pharmacists as well to.more. that- physiotherapists, pharmacists as well to more. that makes well to do more. that makes a big— well to do more. that makes a big difference— well to do more. that makes a big difference to— well to do more. that makes a big difference to patients. mme— big difference to patients. muse um— big difference to patients. these are really practical minus— these are really practical minus-b- these are really practical things-i said,- these are really practical things i said, ease these are really practical- things-i said, ease the things that, as i said, ease the scrumbbn— things that, as i said, ease the scramble, make— things that, as i said, ease the scramble, make it— things that, as i said, ease the scramble, make it easier to get the scramble, make it easier to get me me— scramble, make it easier to get me mun— scramble, make it easier to get the care that you— scramble, make it easier to get the care that you need for you unu— the care that you need for you and your— the care that you need for you and your family. _ the care that you need for you and your family. okay. let's move on to a few- and your family. okay. let's move on to a few other subjects we can. let's talk about protest hours what happens at the hours and what happens at the coronation saturday. now, coronation on saturday. now, yesterday, you supported police . yesterday, apologised . yesterday, the met apologised to those protesters in the end, isn't the problem actually operationally , the police will operationally, the police will make decisions on a day to day

basis. it's the law that you brought in. it's too wide. don't you think it needs to be looked at again as even some of your mps suggest it should be looked at thing to say at again? the first thing to say aboun— at again? the first thing to say about-weekend— at again? the first thing to say about-weekend is- at again? the first thing to say about-weekend is an- ege 7 the first thing to say about weekend is an enormous about the weekend is an enormous mank— about the weekend is an enormous bnunb you— about the weekend is an enormous thank you-everyone— about the weekend is an enormous thank you everyone involved thank you to everyone involved in thank you to everyone involved bn—bnm— thank you to everyone involved in _that everythingj in making sure that everything nem— in making sure that everything went-smoothly- in making sure that everything went smoothly and was so went off so smoothly and was so successunb — went off so smoothly and was so successful. lots— went off so smoothly and was so successful. lots of— went off so smoothly and was so successful. lots of people nomen— successful. lots of people worked incredibly hard, bncbuubng— worked incredibly hard, including the police, to make sure-happened. - including the police, to make sure-happened. i'm sure that that happened. and i'm venu— sure that that happened. and i'm ven—mem- sure that that happened. and i'm ven—mem, ml very grateful to all of them, as i very grateful to all of them, as b-evembne— very grateful to all of them, as i-everyone will- very grateful to all of them, as i-everyone will be. - very grateful to all of them, as i everyone will be. now, i think everyone will be. now, unn— i think everyone will be. now, nun regard— i think everyone will be. now, with regard to— i think everyone will be. now, with regard to protest. s what i'd with regard to protest. s what b-u-cbune- with regard to protest. s what i'd-course people. i'd say is, of course people nave— i'd say is, of course people nave-num— i'd say is, of course people have right protest freely have the right to protest freely and— have the right to protest freely and beucmuuu— have the right to protest freely and peacefully, but it is also num— and peacefully, but it is also mm mm— and peacefully, but it is also right that people have the ubbbbu— right that people have the ubbbbu b— right that people have the ubbbby no go— right that people have the ability to go about their day to day— ability to go about their day to buy bum— ability to go about their day to day lives without— ability to go about their day to day lives without facing serious umubnbn. — day lives without facing serious disruption. and— day lives without facing serious disruption. and what the government— disruption. and what the government has done is give the bomb— government has done is give the bomb nne— government has done is give the police the powers— government has done is give the police the powers that they need to police the powers that they need bb numbe— police the powers that they need to tackle instances— police the powers that they need to tackle instances serious to tackle instances of serious umubnbn— to tackle instances of serious umubnbn b— to tackle instances of serious disruption to people's lives. i minn— disruption to people's lives. i bnbnb mun-s— disruption to people's lives. i think that's the _ disruption to people's lives. i think that's the right thing to do think that's the right thing to ub-bne— think that's the right thing to do .the police— think that's the right thing to do the police will make the do and the police will make the unnumb— do and the police will make the decisions on— do and the police will make the decisions on _they- do and the police will make the decisions on they use those decisions on when they use those bower —nbbbmu| powers. but was there nothing that you feel that happened that made you feel uncomfortable? right. uncomfortable? you're right. we live people have live in a democracy. people have got the right to protest. these people right to people didn't have the right to protest. stopped from people didn't have the right to prote protesting. stopped from people didn't have the right to prote protesting. not :opped from people didn't have the right to prote protesting. not :opp make 11 people didn't have the right to protfeel testing. not :opp make 11 people didn't have the right to protfeel a sting. not :opp make 11 people didn't have the right to protfeel a bitig. not:opp make�*n people didn't have the right to protfeel a bit uncomfortable le�*n

people didn't have the right to protfeel a bit uncomfortable . | you feel a bit uncomfortable. we also live in a society where nne— we also live in a society where me bobbe— we also live in a society where me bbbce um— we also live in a society where the police are rightly opera bnbu— the police are rightly opera only independent of government . only independent of government. t hey— only independent of government. they mum— only independent of government. they make me— only independent of government. they make the decisions on the ground— they make the decisions on the ground m— they make the decisions on the ground in-wav_ they make the decisions on the ground in way that they see ground in the way that they see fit ground in the way that they see m .— ground in the way that they see m . mun-s— ground in the way that they see m . that's-wav— ground in the way that they see fit . that's way that we've fit. that's the way that we've bumm— fit. that's the way that we've always-that's- fit. that's the way that we've. always-that's-right fit. that's the way that we've. alwato _that's-right fit. that's the way that we've alwato do that's right fit. that's the way that we've alwato do it. that's right fit. that's the way that we've alwato do it. it that's right fit. that's the way that we've alwato do it. it wouldn't right fit. that's the way that we've alwato do it. it wouldn't be ght way to do it. it wouldn't be num— way to do it. it wouldn't be ngm br— way to do it. it wouldn't be mm for me— way to do it. it wouldn't be right for me to— way to do it. it wouldn't be right for me to interfere with men— right for me to interfere with their operational decisions, but it their operational decisions, but b—gbvemmeml it is right for the government to gue— it is right for the government b give me— it is right for the government to give the police the powers they— to give the police the powers they-tackle- they need to tackle serious umubnbn— they need to tackle serious disruption-as- they need to tackle serious disruption as we've they need to tackle serious- disruption _as we've seen disruption because as we've seen over-weeks-monthsl disruption because as we've seen| over-weeks-months , over the last weeks and months, mem— over the last weeks and months, mem-bf— over the last weeks and months, there-of instances- over the last weeks and months, there of instances of there are lots of instances of bebbbe-b— there are lots of instances of bebbbe-b-uuu- there are lots of instances of people's day lives being people's day to day lives being senbusb— people's day to day lives being seriously disrupted by protesters— seriously disrupted by protesters and people are rightly— protesters and people are rightly asked,— protesters and people are rightly asked, well, why isn't mun—so- rightly asked, well, why isn't mun—so bl rightly asked, well, why isn't mun—so n ml that being stopped? so it is num— that being stopped? so it is right government gives right that the government gives the right that the government gives nne-bne — right that the government gives nne-bne bower- right that the government gives the _the powers to - the police the powers to deal unn— the police the powers to deal nun mose— the police the powers to deal with those _but- the police the powers to deal with those but again, with those things. but again, mose— with those things. but again,l those—decisions those are operational decisions for those are operational decisions non-bobbe— those are operational decisions non-bbbmelbne- those are operational decisions for police the ground at for the police on the ground at the for the police on the ground at me umb— for the police on the ground at me me. okav-_ for the police on the ground at the time. okay. _ for the police on the ground at the time. okay. �*" the time. okay. just two final questions. one the local questions. one on the local election it sunk election results, has it sunk in just badly you guys did last just how badly you guys did last week ? i mean, more than week? i mean, more than a thousand seats? is it just going to be enough to talk about your five key targets repeatedly over and over again? obviously umubbbbm— and over again? obviously disappoint thing- and over again? obviously disappoint thing to- e“: ege “7 obviously disappoint thing to lose hardworking— disappoint thing to lose hardworking conservative councillors. _ hardworking conservative councillors. i _ hardworking conservative councillors. i know that the mumm— councillors. i know that the country wants _ councillors. i know that the country wants us to focus on

men— country wants us to focus on men bnbnm— country wants us to focus on their priority issues and i've beb— their priority issues and i've set bub— their priority issues and i've but out me— their priority issues and i've set out five very— their priority issues and i've set out five very clear bnbnnes— set out five very clear priorities to- set out five very clear priorities to halve inflation, gnu— priorities to halve inflation, gnu me— priorities to halve inflation, grow the economy , reduce debt, grow the economy, reduce debt, cut grow the economy, reduce debt, cub waning— grow the economy, reduce debt, cut waiting lists— grow the economy, reduce debt, cut waiting lists and to stop me— cut waiting lists and to stop me boun- — cut waiting lists and to stop the boats. and— cut waiting lists and to stop the boats. and today that's what bomb.— the boats. and today that's what we're doing. we're— the boats. and today that's what we're doing. we're getting on unu— we're doing. we're getting on and—mem- we're doing. we're getting on and we're cutting and delivering. we're cutting waning—cuml waiting lists in primary care by expanding— waiting lists in primary care by expanding-bunge- waiting lists in primary care by expanding range services expanding the range of services you-mom — expanding the range of services you-mom youn- expanding the range of services you from your pharmacies you can get from your pharmacies by_gp_ you can get from your pharmacies bu—nn numbnes- you can get from your pharmacies by_gp practises to . by investing in gp practises to end— by investing in gp practises to end nne— by investing in gp practises to end me abn— by investing in gp practises to end the atm scramble. those are practical— end the atm scramble. those are bmmmub bnbngb— end the atm scramble. those are practical things that will make a practical things that will make u unnumbe— practical things that will make a difference to— practical things that will make a difference to people's lives. mbnve— a difference to people's lives. improve their— a difference to people's lives. improve their lives for the benen — improve their lives for the better. now,— improve their lives for the better. now, look, i know that's not better. now, look, i know that's nob going— better. now, look, i know that's nob gbmg b— better. now, look, i know that's not going to happen overnight, but not going to happen overnight, bub—begun- not going to happen overnight, bub—begun ml not going to happen overnight,i bub—begun m we but what i can tell people is we are-day— but what i can tell people is we urn-buy unu— but what i can tell people is we are-day and night- but what i can tell people is we are day and night to are working day and night to make— are working day and night to make mem— are working day and night to make their lives— are working day and night to make their lives the make their lives better. the bnbnneb— make their lives better. the priorities-set-i. priorities that i set out, i bebeue— priorities that i set out, i believe .the- priorities that i set out, i believe the right ones. believe are the right ones. men-n— believe are the right ones. meg-m nne— believe are the right ones. they're the country's priorities. _ they're the country's priorities. and we'll keep working— working to deliver them. okay rm— working to deliver them. okay b-m-nnnuu— working to deliver them. okay i'm _finally, president. i'm just very finally, president putin's moscow putin's been speaking in moscow this how putin's been speaking in moscow thiswest how putin's been speaking in moscow thiswest provoking how putin's been speaking in moscow thiswest provoking conflictsv the west is provoking conflicts and encouraging russophobia and nationalism. just your response to his his speech today, again, attacking the west at a time in which we may well see increase and we have seen increase in attacks in ukraine. there's only one person who's— f “ there's only one person who's responsible for the one person who's responsible for me megab— one person who's responsible for the illegal and— one person who's responsible for the illegal and unprovoked

numbn— the illegal and unprovoked invasion of— the illegal and unprovoked invasion of ukraine, and that's president— invasion of ukraine, and that's president putin.— invasion of ukraine, and that's president putin. and the crimes mun— president putin. and the crimes but me— president putin. and the crimes mun bung— president putin. and the crimes that are being committed are ubbubbng— that are being committed are ubbubbng .— that are being committed are ubbubbng . nne— that are being committed are appalling . the suffering that is appalling. the suffering that is bung— appalling. the suffering that is being inflicted— appalling. the suffering that is being inflicted on the ukrainian mobbe— being inflicted on the ukrainian bebbbe n— being inflicted on the ukrainian people is appalling . and that's people is appalling. and that's why— people is appalling. and that's why nn— people is appalling. and that's nny bus ngm— people is appalling. and that's why it's right that we remain unnumb— why it's right that we remain steadfast in— why it's right that we remain steadfast in supporting the mobbe— steadfast in supporting the people ukraine to stand up to people of ukraine to stand up to mm— people of ukraine to stand up to that aggression.— people of ukraine to stand up to that aggression. and that's why i that aggression. and that's why b-bne— that aggression. and that's why in unbea— that aggression. and that's why i-the united-willl i and the united kingdom will commun— i and the united kingdom will continue-that. - i and the united kingdom will continue that. ? continue to do that. was rishi sunnb— continue to do that. was rishi sunak talking this morning. we've only got a little while left with panel. want left with our panel. we want to get one story today. get in one more story today. what call your mum and what do you call your mum and dad? tonya, what do you insist your kids you? so don't your kids call you? so i don't like your kids call you? so i don't bike-bub.— your kids call you? so i don't bike-unu- meg- your kids call you? so i don't like-dad. they havej your kids call you? so i don't. like-dad. they have to like mum and dad. they have to bubb— like mum and dad. they have to cub-ember.— like mum and dad. they have to call-either. mama- like mum and dad. they have to call either. mama or baba if call me either. mama or baba if thev're_ call me either. mama or baba if begun—cub- they're embarrassed to call me mummy—because. they're embarrassed to call me mummy—because ii they're embarrassed to call me. mummy—because i just mummy and daddy because i just non-b— mummy and daddy because i just ubn-b une— mummy and daddy because i just ubn-b bike-unu— mummy and daddy because i just don't like - and - i - mummy and daddy because i just don't like and i gave don't like mum and dad. i gave binn— don't like mum and dad. i gave b..g..g....,_ don't like mum and dad. i gave birth .them, so— don't like mum and dad. i gave birth them, so they have birth to them, so they have to doll— birth to them, so they have to ublb-ngmb— birth to them, so they have to ublb-ngmb - birth to them, so they have to do.i-right? so- birth to them, so they have to do.i-right? so they. do as i say, right? so they can use the version. they can use the greek version. they can use the greek version. they can use the greek version. they can me meek— use the greek version. they can use the greek version- uez; g in“ they can use the greek version because mummy— use the greek version because mummy mbgm— use the greek version because mummy might embarrass them, esbenubb— mummy might embarrass them, mugging—meg- mummy might embarrass them, especially they can especially my son. so they can can— especially my son. so they can call_0kav- - especially my son. so they can call—okay. given. especially my son. so they can- call_okay. given given call me mama. okay. given given mm— call me mama. okay. given given that late that your children are late teens and early 20s yeah. teens and early 20s arnie. yeah. and them call. and you still make them call. you them call you mummy. you make them call you mummy. they dearest they call me mommy. dearest a lot they call me mommy. dearest a bob-mme- — they call me mommy. dearest a lot-time. that's- they call me mommy. dearest a lot-time. that'sright,. lot of the time. that's right, bun. bun— lot of the time. that's right, bun. bun-b- lot of the time. that's right,| joan. joan-i hear. joan. joan crawford. i hear. rm— joan. joan crawford. i hear. b-m unnu— joan. joan crawford. i hear. i'm afraid it's— joan. joan crawford. i hear. i'm afraid it's straightforward. mum and dad. that's what kids

mum and dad. that's what my kids call call me as well. my call me. call me as well. my grandkids poopy grandkids call me poops or poopy poop. nice . significant it was. poop. nice. significant it was. bub— poop. nice. significant it was. bub mem— poop. nice. significant it was. bub mem you— poop. nice. significant it was. but there you go. _ nice. significant it was. but there you go. what's the significance— but there you go. what's the significance of— but there you go. what's the significance of that? �*fb“e ebzi; significance of that? what are your— significance of that? what are your-call— significance of that? what are your call you? bev well, your kids call you? bev well, i can't repeat it on tv. normally what can't repeat it on tv. normally unub meg-m — can't repeat it on tv. normally what they're calling— can't repeat it on tv. normally what they're calling me- nte“ g bi; g nin“ « normally what they're calling me most nte“ g bi; g b’i�*b�* « normally what they're calling me most of the what they're calling me most of me umb— what they're calling me most of me nmg bub— what they're calling me most of the time, but mum— what they're calling me most of the time, but mum or mummy, the unbe— the time, but mum or mummy, the bun-b— the time, but mum or mummy, the little-is mummy.— the time, but mum or mummy, the little is mummy. and i little one is mummy. and then i was-mum. icalled- little one is mummy. and then i was-mum. icalled herl was always mum. i called her mum. know, i called mum. unless you know, i called mum. unless you know, i called mum. cross with her mum. mum if i was cross with her which occasionally mother. which was occasionally mother. yeah. the cross mother. yeah. there's the cross mother. but of course when they bie“ but of course when they become gmnubumms— but of course when they become grandparents because we have unnu— grandparents because we have bung—mu- grandparents because we have bung—mu mvl grandparents because we have- nana_my, my eldest nana and poppy so my, my eldest cbubun-b—b- couldn't say grandpa so it beame— couldn't say grandpa so it became-and- couldn't say grandpa so it became and now i'll couldn't say grandpa so it- became-and now i'll walk became poppy and now i'll walk imb— became poppy and now i'll walk mtg-muse— became poppy and now i'll walk into-house and— became poppy and now i'll walk into-house and i'll- became poppy and now i'll walk into house and i'll say, into the house and i'll say, unbo— into the house and i'll say, nenn bobby,— into the house and i'll say, hello poppy, dad. and so hello poppy, to my dad. and so meg-ve— hello poppy, to my dad. and so thev've-nana- hello poppy, to my dad. and sol they've-nana-poppy they've become nana and poppy as web.— they've become nana and poppy as nub—um— they've become nana and poppy as well._was always- they've become nana and poppy as| well._was always dad well. and my dad was always dad . idon't well. and my dad was always dad . i don't know what that- well. “n: :en: :e: i don't know what that says . i don't know what that says aboun— . i don't know what that says about-boned— . i don't know what that says about-loved him. - i don't know what that says about loved him. 3g“7 about us. i loved him. right? i bumb— about us. i loved him. right? i think we've pretty much come to about us. i loved him. right? i thinende've pretty much come to about us. i loved him. right? i thinend of; pretty much come to about us. i loved him. right? i thinend of ouretty much come to about us. i loved him. right? i thinend of our show uch come to about us. i loved him. right? i thinend of our show this come to about us. i loved him. right? i thinend of our show this morning the end of our show this morning and thank you all for getting in touch. we got any time for a few more views at the end of the show. read them out there. we nave— show. read them out there. we nave gob— show. read them out there. we nave gob u— show. read them out there. we have got a couple— show. read them out there. we have got a couple of- read them out there. we have got a couple of minutes. cnmbnn— have got a couple of minutes. carolina said.— have got a couple of minutes. carolina said. sometimes- have got a couple of minutes. carolina said. sometimes if we're talking about the pharmacists being able to see when you have a chesty cough proving rid of,

proving hard to get rid of, trying to a doctor's trying to get a doctor's appointment can be more stressful ailment. i'd stressful than the ailment. i'd love pop love to just pop down to a chemist get some antibiotics chemist and get some antibiotics to shift a chesty cough. it's a great antibiotic to shift a chesty cough. it's a grea'though. antibiotic to shift a chesty cough. it's a grea'though. i antibiotic to shift a chesty cough. it's a grea'though. i think otic to shift a chesty cough. it's a grea'though. i think will use, though. tanya, i think will come from this. i really do mink— come from this. i really do bnbnb bo— come from this. i really do think so, because- f i really do think so, because they'll just be ebgnmg— think so, because they'll just be signing without be signing it off without mening— be signing it off without knowing antibiotic. .uk knowing it's an antibiotic. .uk if knowing it's an antibiotic. .uk n—vbmb- knowing it's an antibiotic. .uk if_viral infection,j if you've got a viral infection, me— if you've got a viral infection, n-e-gemg— if you've got a viral infection,| it's-going-people it's not going to work. people een-b— it's not going to work. people don't-understand- it's not going to work. people don't understand that. it's not going to work. people don'tjust understand that. it's not going to work. people don'tjust |theerstand that. it's not going to work. people don'tjust |the pills. that. it's not going to work. people don'tjust |the pills. rat. they just want the pills. i men. — they just want the pills. i men. anu — they just want the pills. i know. and they— they just want the pills. i know. and they .yeah, know. and they will. yeah, i think the nhs drugs bill is going to go through the roof. well, hope well, yeah. what would hope is man— well, yeah. what would hope is men—une— well, yeah. what would hope is that—are careful- that pharmacies are careful aboun— that pharmacies are careful- ebeub—bnene-e about prescribing them. there's no about prescribing them. there's ne—eneubun-bl about prescribing them. there's. no_shouldn't be. no reason why they shouldn't be. been.— no reason why they shouldn't be. been-bub— no reason why they shouldn't be. yeah, - but they've- no reason why they shouldn't be. yeah, _but they've got- yeah, exactly. but they've got to do something you to do something because you can't gp at the moment, to do something because you can'you? gp at the moment, to do something because you can'you? no,3p at the moment, to do something because you can'you? no, nott the moment, to do something because you can'you? no, not athe moment, to do something because you can'you? no, not at all.1oment, to do something because you can'you? no, not at all. mine it, can you? no, not at all. mine ubbmembu— can you? no, not at all. mine ubbmenuy een-b— nte“ nib7 no, not at all. mine apparently don't work any afternoons. _ apparently don't work any afternoons. i— apparently don't work any afternoons. i to apparently don't work any- afternoons. i.to-point afternoons. i try to get a point unn— afternoons. i try to get a point ubbn-ueeen-b- afternoons. i try to get a point with - doesn't work- afternoons. i try to get a point with doesn't work on a with my gp doesn't work on a menu— with my gp doesn't work on a friday, saturday— with my gp doesn't work on a friday, saturday or a sunday so een-b— friday, saturday or a sunday so een-b-ebeb— friday, saturday or a sunday so don't-sick, don't— friday, saturday or a sunday so don't sick, don't get don't get sick, don't get on menu—mm- friday, saturday. that is that is friday, saturday. that is that bl ben-b— friday, saturday. that is that is. don't-sick.- friday, saturday. that is that is. don't-sick. yeah i is it. don't get sick. yeah been. — is it. don't get sick. yeah been. webb.— is it. don't get sick. yeah yeah. well, funny you should say that, because our viewers that, because one of our viewers said to be teaching more said we need to be teaching more about making said we need to be teaching more about healthy, making said we need to be teaching more about healthy, teaching ng said we need to be teaching more about healthy, teaching kids people healthy, teaching kids about healthy, try not about being healthy, try not to get sick first place. get sick in the first place. sometimes bit easier sometimes a little bit easier said exactly well, said than done. exactly well, that's all right, said than done. exactly well, that's-all right, then. - that's it. all right, then. mun-e— that's it. all right, then. that'slfrom - that's it. all right, then] that'slfrom .that's that's it. all right, then. - that'slfrom .that's right.

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