n0 spin, no bias, no spin, no bias, no - no spin, no bias, no censorship.— . no spin, no bias, no censorship. i'm- no spin, no bias, no censorship. i'm dan wootton tonight— censorship. i'm dan wootton tonight ,— censorship. i'm dan wootton tontgtt , the— censorship. i'm dan wootton tonight , the archbishop of tonight, the archbishop of wotettt— tonight, the archbishop of wokeist wades_ tonight, the archbishop of wokeist wades into the elected government— wokeist wades into the elected government's migrant policy and egregtoutty— government's migrant policy and egregiously opposes the will of the hhthh— egregiously opposes the will of the british people. ti; c. git: egregiously opposes the will of the british people. ti; c. gtit: the british people. he urged the government to reconsider much of the bill, which fails to live up to our history , see our moral to our history, see our moral responsibility , motty and our responsibility, motty and our politically , our political and politically, our political and international interests . i'll international interests. i'll explain why. it's the "til "t"; i'll explain why. it's the meddling theret— explain why. it's the meddling liberal elite— explain why. it's the meddling liberal elite like— explain why. it's the meddling liberal elite like justin welby, who— liberal elite like justin welby, who — liberal elite like justin welby, who tho — liberal elite like justin welby, who are the reckless and hhuhoho— who are the reckless and inhumane ones in my digest. hoot,— inhumane ones in my digest. hoot, they-to— inhumane ones in my digest. next, they're my— inhumane ones in my digest. next, they're my superstar panel . weigh— next, they're my superstar panel . weigh h.— next, they're my superstar panel . weigh in. tonight, i'm joined by oohhto— . weigh in. tonight, i'm joined by dominic samuels, adam brooks,

and matthew— by dominic samuels, adam brooks, and matthew lazor. _ by dominic samuels, adam brooks, and matthew lazor. also on the way— and matthew lazor. also on the wow oo— and matthew lazor. also on the way at thhoo— and matthew lazor. also on the way as prince harry's ghost—writer speaks out about the ooh-o— ghost—writer speaks out about the pair's blazing— ghost—writer speaks out about the pair's blazing roles is star notw— the pair's blazing roles is star daily hott— the pair's blazing roles is star daily mail columnist sarah wothwheht— daily mail columnist sarah wainwright that the duke has gone— wainwright that the duke has gone m,— wainwright that the duke has gone from, quote, a george younger— gone from, quote, a george younger oh— gone from, quote, a george younger to— gone from, quote, a george younger son to a brittle has both— younger son to a brittle has been aheoto— younger son to a brittle has been angela levin gives her uhtthohhe— been angela levin gives her unflinching analysis shortly thon— unflinching analysis shortly thoh h— unflinching analysis shortly then in britain's favourite entertainer,— then in britain's favourite entertainer, jim davidson totwoto— entertainer, jim davidson delivers his— entertainer, jim davidson delivers his hilarious verdict on tho— delivers his hilarious verdict on the coronation including thhoooo— on the coronation including princess anne's— on the coronation including princess anne's hilarious plume that— princess anne's hilarious plume that ho— princess anne's hilarious plume that hot the— princess anne's hilarious plume that hid the snarling dukes from the worth-o— that hid the snarling dukes from the world's eye.— that hid the snarling dukes from the world's eye. he's uncancelled- the world's eye. he's uncancelled later in the show. two— uncancelled later in the show. two wtth— uncancelled later in the show. plus with the _ uncancelled later in the show. plus with the arrested anti—monarchy campaigner graham shtth— anti—monarchy campaigner graham shtthwowhg— anti—monarchy campaigner graham shtth wowhe to— anti—monarchy campaigner graham smith vowing to take legal oottoh— smith vowing to take legal action were— smith vowing to take legal action were police wrong to totoh— action were police wrong to totoh ome— action were police wrong to detain some republicans before the coronation?— detain some republicans before the coronation? leader of no more— the coronation? leader of no more tooth,— the coronation? leader of no more royals, richard posnett, totes— more royals, richard posnett, totes oh— more royals, richard posnett, totes oh totw— more royals, richard posnett, takes on lady victoria harvey ont— takes on lady victoria harvey and what— takes on lady victoria harvey and what promises to be a very how— and what promises to be a very how otooh— and what promises to be a very fiery clash soon. _ and what promises to be a very fiery clash soon. elsewhere tohteht— fiery clash soon. elsewhere tohteht ,— fiery clash soon. elsewhere tohtght , oo— fiery clash soon. elsewhere tonight , as it— fiery clash soon. elsewhere tonight, as it emerges, the hottohot— tonight, as it emerges, the national crime— tonight, as it emerges, the national crime agency , dubbed national crime agency, dubbed hhtoh-o— national crime agency, dubbed hhtoh-o tot— national crime agency, dubbed britain's fbi, has— national crime agency, dubbed britain's fbi, has been drafted in britain's fbi, has been drafted h to— britain's fbi, has been drafted h to hott— britain's fbi, has been drafted in to help police— britain's fbi, has been drafted in to help police probe the shh-o— in to help police probe the snp's finances— in to help police probe the snp's finances. in to help police probe the snp's finances . are the scandal snp's finances. are the scandal httoh— snp's finances. are the scandal ridden separatists— snp's finances. are the scandal ridden separatists finished as a hottttoot— ridden separatists finished as a political force _ ridden separatists finished as a political force ?_ ridden separatists finished as a political force ? will the tory, political force? will the tory, who— political force? will the tory, who to— political force? will the tory, who is aiming— political force? will the tory,

who is aiming to— political force? will the tory, who is aiming to capitalise on thet— who is aiming to capitalise on their collapse— who is aiming to capitalise on their collapse and save the conservatives _ their collapse and save the conservatives in— their collapse and save the conservatives in scotland? hoehoh— conservatives in scotland? meghan gallagher, she's the tooth— meghan gallagher, she's the deputy tootot— meghan gallagher, she's the deputy leader of the party there— deputy leader of the party there, speaks— deputy leader of the party there, speaks live . and as there, speaks out live. and as a shoothe— there, speaks out live. and as a shoothg hw— there, speaks out live. and as a shocking new film _ there, speaks out live. and as a shocking new film called you're not oohg— shocking new film called you're not oohe to— shocking new film called you're not going to believe this httthe— not going to believe this killing boris— not going to believe this killing boris johnson is ootootot— killing boris johnson is selected by— killing boris johnson is selected by the cannes film tootwot— selected by the cannes film festival all— selected by the cannes film festival all to— selected by the cannes film festival all to the garden for about— festival all to the garden for ohout 25— festival all to the garden for about 25 minutes. , about 25 minutes. for what? what i'm what? i'm unbelievable . we i'm what? i'm unbelievable. we have the hypocritical kind- have the hypocritical kind totttoo— have the hypocritical kind totttoo h— have the hypocritical kind lefties in the— have the hypocritical kind lefties in the entertainment htuotw— lefties in the entertainment htuotw tutt— lefties in the entertainment industry just hit a new low. westminster's_ industry just hit a new low. westminster's toughest talking mp westminster's toughest talking ht too— westminster's toughest talking mp lee anderson— westminster's toughest talking mp lee anderson weighs in. plus, is mp lee anderson weighs in. plus, to shoe— mp lee anderson weighs in. plus, to shoe hthto— mp lee anderson weighs in. plus, is smug albie shock— mp lee anderson weighs in. plus, is smug albie shock jock james o-hhoh— is smug albie shock jock james o'brien spreading— is smug albie shock jock james o'brien spreading fake news? tooth— o'brien spreading fake news? wott, .— o'brien spreading fake news? wott, . howe— o'brien spreading fake news? well, i have to— o'brien spreading fake news? well, i have to say i'm a little bit disappointed— well, i have to say i'm a little bit disappointed in keir starmer not saying— bit disappointed in keir starmer not saying ho-o— bit disappointed in keir starmer not saying he's going to oowhtt— not saying he's going to overturn this— not saying he's going to overturn this latest bit of toghtottoh— overturn this latest bit of legislation . _ overturn this latest bit of legislation . \tti�*t overturn this latest bit of legislation. \tit overturn this latest bit of legislation . \tit legislation. no, that's that's a miss. that's unfortunately a misapprehension. i think that was a consequence of david lammy saying lbc over the saying something on lbc over the weekend. no, saying something on lbc over the weekend . no, no, no, no, it weekend. no, no, no, no, it wht— weekend. no, no, no, no, it wt t-tt— weekend. no, no, no, no, it wasn't. i'll reveal- : no, no, no, no, it wasn't. i'll reveal all in the motto— wasn't. i'll reveal all in the motto hou— wasn't. i'll reveal all in the media buzz as— wasn't. i'll reveal all in the

media buzz as ever. stay tuned for tomorrow's— media buzz as ever. stay tuned for tomorrow's newspaper. front hoes,— for tomorrow's newspaper. front poooo, hot— for tomorrow's newspaper. front poooo, hot ott— for tomorrow's newspaper. front pages, hot off the— for tomorrow's newspaper. front pages, hot off the press, a homo— pages, hot off the press, a| brand—britain pages, hot off the press, a- brand_britain union brand new greatest britain union tootooo—to- brand new greatest britain union tootooo—to ooh- jackass crown to this is dan ttoottoh — jackass crown to this is dan wootton tonight. let's go . wootton tonight. let's go. oooo— wootton tonight. let's go. good wednesday evening to you. too-o— good wednesday evening to you. you're watching— good wednesday evening to you. you're watching gb— good wednesday evening to you. you're watching gb news, hhtoh-o— you're watching gb news, britain's news— you're watching gb news, britain's news channel. my otooot— britain's news channel. my otooot oh— britain's news channel. my otooot oh why— britain's news channel. my digest on why justin welby must not oppose— digest on why justin welby must not oppoee the— digest on why justin welby must not oppose the country's will on htotohte. — not oppose the country's will on htptohte. h— not oppose the country's will on migrants. in just— not oppose the country's will on migrants. in just a— not oppose the country's will on migrants. in just a moment. thet— migrants. in just a moment. thet, though— migrants. in just a moment. first, though, the news headlines— first, though, the news headlines with polly middlehurst . aho— headlines with polly middlehurst . aho ooh— headlines with polly middlehurst . and dan, thank— headlines with polly middlehurst . and dan, thank you. c: . and dan, thank you. good ewehthp — . and dan, thank you. good ewehthg. the— . and dan, thank you. good evening. the top story on gb news tonight, government plans to remove eu laws from the uk statute book by the end of this year have now been scrapped. business secretary kemi badenoch said only around 600 out of 4800 laws would now be revoked under the retained eu law bill that's

due, she says, to the risks of legal uncertainty . arnie if they legal uncertainty. arnie if they were automatically scrapped . the were automatically scrapped. the former conservative cabinet minister, jacob rees—mogg, accused rishi sunak today of shredding his own promise as and his deeds are not matching. thatis his deeds are not matching. that is a dangerous position for a that is a dangerous position for o tethe— that is a dangerous position for a prime minister— that is a dangerous position for a prime minister to be in. the 29 teoh— a prime minister to be in. the 29 team manifesto so that people like 29 team manifesto so that people ttte he— 29 team manifesto so that people the he got— 29 team manifesto so that people like me got elected— 29 team manifesto so that people like me got elected on is not tethe— like me got elected on is not being followed.— like me got elected on is not being followed. brexit that was heoht— being followed. brexit that was heoht to— being followed. brexit that was heoht to he— being followed. brexit that was meant to be safeguarded by this is meant to be safeguarded by this to how— meant to be safeguarded by this he tethe— meant to be safeguarded by this is now being blocked by remainers_ is now being blocked by remainers in— is now being blocked by remainers in the house of lords oho— remainers in the house of lords oho weoheeet— remainers in the house of lords and weakness is— remainers in the house of lords and weakness is coming from hhtethee— and weakness is coming from hthtethee .— and weakness is coming from ministries . this— and weakness is coming from ministries . this seems to me to ministries. this seems to me to be ministries. this seems to me to he o— ministries. this seems to me to he o teot— ministries. this seems to me to be a real blow— ministries. this seems to me to be a real blow to— ministries. this seems to me to be a real blow to brexit, a ptohteh— be a real blow to brexit, a ptohteh tot— be a real blow to brexit, a problem for brexit not delivering— problem for brexit not delivering on what we want and not giving— delivering on what we want and hot ptwhp oe— delivering on what we want and not giving us the— delivering on what we want and not giving us the fruits of deregulation— not giving us the fruits of deregulation that we voted for. wett. — deregulation that we voted for. wett. otto — deregulation that we voted for. wett. otto th— deregulation that we voted for. well, also in the— deregulation that we voted for. well, also in the news- deregulation that we voted for. well, also in the news today, the archbishop of canterbury has condemned the government's illegal migration bill. in a rare intervention from the house of lords . the controversial of lords. the controversial legislation aims to detain and promptly remove migrants who arrive in the uk in small boats.

it also looks to limit the ability of the european court of human rights to prevent the deportation of asylum seekers. downing street says the bill is compassionate and fair, but justin welby says it treats migrants as invaders. now the royal college of nursing in wales has announced within the last hour or so that four days of strikes across the next two months after its members rejected a new nhs pay offer will go ahead . the industrial will go ahead. the industrial action is set to include the day shift on the sixth and 7th of june and the 12th and 13th of july. the union says the welsh government should act in the interests of patients and urgently re enter negotiations. they say only a substantial offer will avoid a return to the picket lines . interest rates are picket lines. interest rates are expected to rise again this week as inflation remains high, according to economists . experts according to economists. experts believe the base rate is going

to go up . by 0.25% to 4.5. that to go up. by 0.25% to 4.5. that would be the 12th consecutive raise by the central bank and mark the highest level since 2008. any rise is expected to make loans and mortgage rates more expensive . and lastly, the more expensive. and lastly, the publisher of the mirror newspaper brazier, has unreservedly apologised to the duke of sussex for unlawful information gathering at the start of a high court trial over alleged phone hacking mirror group newspapers admitted that prince harry's legal challenge warranted compensation . the warranted compensation. the tabloid also promised the behaviour would never be repeated and other high profile claimants involved in the trial include former girls aloud singer cheryl. the estate of george michael and the footballer ian wright. you're up to date on tv online dab+ radio and on the tunein app . this is and on the tunein app. this is gb news britain's news. channel

it is the will of the overwhelming majority - it is the will of the overwhelming majority the overwhelming majority of the hhtteh— overwhelming majority of the hhtteh-etop- overwhelming majority of the british - stop the - british people to stop the hoote— british people to stop the hoote. the— british people to stop the boats. the overwhelming majority thow— boats. the overwhelming majority thow thot— boats. the overwhelming majority thow thot o— boats. the overwhelming majority know that a week— boats. the overwhelming majority know that a week policy approach to the— know that a week policy approach to the invasion— know that a week policy approach to the invasion of— know that a week policy approach to the invasion of our southern hotter— to the invasion of our southern border allows _ to the invasion of our southern border allows cruel people emoppthp— border allows cruel people smuggling gangs to thrive and a humanitarian— smuggling gangs to thrive and a humanitarian and— smuggling gangs to thrive and a humanitarian and economic crisis to eoeeoet— humanitarian and economic crisis to eoeeoeo tot— humanitarian and economic crisis to cascade for all— humanitarian and economic crisis to cascade for all of— humanitarian and economic crisis to cascade for all of its tootte, — to cascade for all of its faults, and— to cascade for all of its faults, and there are many. this coheewotwe— faults, and there are many. this conservative government knows thot— conservative government knows thottoo— conservative government knows thot too. aho— conservative government knows that too. and is— conservative government knows that too. and is trying to take oettoh.— that too. and is trying to take oettoh. so— that too. and is trying to take oettoh. so why— that too. and is trying to take action. so why is— that too. and is trying to take action. so why is the westminster- action. so why is the westminster establishment woke? htoh— westminster establishment woke? htoh oho— westminster establishment woke? htoh oho ttstt— westminster establishment woke? blob and msm doing all they can to ttoettote— blob and msm doing all they can to frustrate it?— blob and msm doing all they can to frustrate it? a— blob and msm doing all they can to frustrate it? a policy that is to frustrate it? a policy that he the — to frustrate it? a policy that he the wt— to frustrate it? a policy that is the will of— to frustrate it? a policy that is the will of the people and the— is the will of the people and the government.— is the will of the people and the government. this is like text— the government. this is like text ott— the government. this is like brexit all over— the government. this is like brexit all over again in the privileged— brexit all over again in the privileged and— brexit all over again in the privileged and their ivory tower of the— privileged and their ivory tower of the house— privileged and their ivory tower of the house of— privileged and their ivory tower of the house of lords, trying to subvert— of the house of lords, trying to subvert democracy— of the house of lords, trying to subvert democracy when they ooh-t— subvert democracy when they ooh-t howe— subvert democracy when they ooh-t hove to— subvert democracy when they don't have to deal with any of the— don't have to deal with any of the consequences— don't have to deal with any of the consequences , including, by the consequences, including, by the consequences, including, by the wow— the consequences, including, by the way, another— the consequences, including, by the way, another 400 at least

ttteoottw— the way, another 400 at least are illegally streaming in over the coronation— are illegally streaming in over the coronation bank holiday weekend— the coronation bank holiday weekend ,— the coronation bank holiday weekend , and— the coronation bank holiday weekend , and no one man weekend, and no one man represente— weekend, and no one man represents this— weekend, and no one man represents this phenomenon hettet— represents this phenomenon hettetthoh— represents this phenomenon better than the— represents this phenomenon better than the archbishop of cohtethow— better than the archbishop of cohtethow ,— better than the archbishop of canterbury , who— better than the archbishop of canterbury , who has already canterbury, who has already etohheo— canterbury, who has already slammed the— canterbury, who has already slammed the illegal migration bill slammed the illegal migration httt oho— slammed the illegal migration httt one the— slammed the illegal migration bill and the crucial rwanda oeteheht— bill and the crucial rwanda deterrent as— bill and the crucial rwanda deterrent as cruel and ungodly. wett— deterrent as cruel and ungodly. wei, tooow— deterrent as cruel and ungodly. wei, totow he— deterrent as cruel and ungodly. well, today he went even twthet. — well, today he went even further. this— well, today he went even further. this bill- well, today he went even further. i ll “£1th further. this bill fails utterly to take a long term and strategic view of the challenges of migration and undermines international cooperation rather than taking an opportunity for the uk to show leadership as we did in 1951. even even if this bill succeeds in temporarily stopping the boats, and i don't think it will, it won't stop conflict or climate migration . conflict or climate migration. and i urge the government to reconsider for much of the bill which fails to live up to our history , our moral history, our moral responsibility , and our responsibility, and our politically , our political and politically, our political and international interests .

international interests. responding to the international interests. - responding to the comments, the thhtotottoh— responding to the comments, the immigration minister , robert immigration minister, robert tehheh— immigration minister, robert jenrick, slammed welby as wrong in jenrick, slammed welby as wrong th oh— jenrick, slammed welby as wrong in an interview— jenrick, slammed welby as wrong in an interview with the bbc . in an interview with the bbc. htohop— in an interview with the bbc. htshop ot— in an interview with the bbc. bishop of canterbury- in an interview with the bbc. bishop of canterbury says it's isolationist, it's morally unacceptable and he says it's politically improper . article politically improper. article how do you respond- politically improper. article how do you respond to- e that article how do you respond to that? wett. — how do you respond to that? wett. hes— how do you respond to that? well, he's wrong— how do you respond to that? well, he's wrong on- how do you respond to that? well, he's wrong on both- well, he's wrong on both accounts. firstly, there's hothho— accounts. firstly, there's nothing moral- if firstly, there's nothing moral about allowing the pethtetooe— nothing moral about allowing the pernicious trade— nothing moral about allowing the pernicious trade of— nothing moral about allowing the pernicious trade of people ehoootete— pernicious trade of people ehooptete to— pernicious trade of people smugglers to continue you. i otooetee— smugglers to continue you. i otoogtee wtth— smugglers to continue you. i disagree with him _ smugglers to continue you. i disagree with him respectfully albie by bringing forward this proposal, we make it clear that if you come across illegally on a small boat, you will not find a small boat, you will not find a route to life in the uk. he'll either be returned home if your home country is a safe place like albania or you'll be returned to a safe third country. such as rwanda that will have a serious deterrent effect . and the home secretary effect. and the home secretary suella braverman and justice secretary alex chalk also rightly warned pairs not to defy the clear desire of the british people to control immigration by

blocking the legislation. that's because the lords is expected to try and water down government powers to ignore the echr and to detain all illegal migrants. powers to ignore the echr and to detain all illegal migrants . so detain all illegal migrants. so braverman and chalk implored in the times, we urge the house of lords to look at the illegal migration bill carefully . we migration bill carefully. we remember it is designed to meet the will of the british people in a humane and fairway the will of the british people in a humane and fair way and back the bill. now let me be clear, leigh. illegal migration to the uk legal migration is soaring to record numbers. never anticipated under brexit that are certainly not the will of the people either. so the need to put a stop to illegal immigration is now an acute priority. the tories have not done enough. you know, i've criticised them for that these past two years, but at least they are trying . just imagine they are trying. just imagine they are trying. just imagine the very realistic alternative for labour , lib dem, snp for labour, lib dem, snp corbynite green coalition from hell that will simply give up on

border control altogether and throw open our doors to terrorists and criminals. it is the elite in this country, the liberal elite like welby, who are the reckless acas irresponsive able and inhumane ones to respond . now my ones to respond. now my superstar panel, the political commentator dominique samuels , commentator dominique samuels, is the businessman and activist adam brooks. and the former labour party adviser matthew , labour party adviser matthew, you laterza adam, are you as annoyed about this intervention from welby as i am? why is he there at the end of the day? why is he there? he's an unelected archbishop in a room of unelected lords and they're going to stop a bill that has the backing of the majority of this country and has been put forward from elected officials. i think , you know, he needs to i think, you know, he needs to butt out and get back to sorting his own house in order. the church is in a mess. his own house in order. the church is in a mess . you know, church is in a mess. you know, they're at the lowest levels

they've ever been. it needs to sort problems . we've sort out his own problems. we've got remember these people got to remember these people that over in the boats that come come over in the boats include we've had terrorists , include we've had terrorists, we've had rapists, drug dealers , gangsters. we don't know who any of these people are roaming our streets. and i've seen them in my local towns . and this this in my local towns. and this this affects the average person in this country. it doesn't affect people like welby. they have no idea, you know, what is going to happenin idea, you know, what is going to happen in these communities. idea, you know, what is going to happen in these communities . we happen in these communities. we have to put a stop to it. there's a reason these people come over illegally as well. they do want their real they do not want their real names their backgrounds they do not want their real names so eir backgrounds they do not want their real names so there ckgrounds they do not want their real names so there hasounds they do not want their real names so there has totds they do not want their real names so there has to be checked. so there has to be a deterrent and i think, you know, even the archbishop of rwanda is on board and says it's the right thing to do for asylum seekers to go there. now, if the archbishop of rwanda backs it, why doesn't our archbishop i mean, dominic, the problem that ihave mean, dominic, the problem that i have with what we're saying is that actually what's inhumane is allowing a people smuggling trade to continue . and what else

trade to continue. and what else are we going to do to stop the boats? what's his solution to stop the boats? because actually , if the boats keep streaming in, you are empowering the criminal as well. i think firstly , criminal as well. i think thettw , t— criminal as well. i think firstly , i don't- i i think firstly , i don't think we can firstly, i don't think we can phot— firstly, i don't think we can ptet oho— firstly, i don't think we can pick and choose- firstly, i don't think we can pick and choose , you know, what pick and choose, you know, what system— pick and choose, you know, what system we— pick and choose, you know, what systems we utilise.— pick and choose, you know, what systems we utilise. you know, hee— systems we utilise. you know, he-e o— systems we utilise. you know, he-e o hehhe— systems we utilise. you know, he's a member of— systems we utilise. you know, he's a member of the house of totte— he's a member of the house of lords, therefore— he's a member of the house of lords, therefore he— he's a member of the house of lords, therefore he has a right to howe— lords, therefore he has a right to hove o— lords, therefore he has a right to have a view— lords, therefore he has a right to have a view on— lords, therefore he has a right to have a view on legislation. aho— to have a view on legislation. aho thot-e— to have a view on legislation. and that's been,— to have a view on legislation. and that's been, you know, the way— and that's been, you know, the wowlte— and that's been, you know, the wowlte tot— and that's been, you know, the way is for generations . and that's been, you know, the way is for generations. way it is for generations. but tt-o— way it is for generations. but he wrote— way it is for generations. but it's wrong, isn't— way it is for generations. but it's wrong, isn't it?- way it is for generations. but it's wrong, isn't it? you thought it was wrong with brexit, for example? i mean, to be honest, brexit, for example? i mean, to he hoheet, hw— brexit, for example? i mean, to be honest, my opinions- 51in e tips?“ , i mean, to be honest, my opinions the be honest, my opinions on the htotottoh— be honest, my opinions on the migration-itself- be honest, my opinions on the migration itself are sort migration bill itself are sort of migration bill itself are sort ot ohopphp— migration bill itself are sort of changing. i'm not completely thot— of changing. i'm not completely thot tt-e— of changing. i'm not completely sure that it's going to work , sure that it's going to work, one— sure that it's going to work, one t— sure that it's going to work, one t ooh-t— sure that it's going to work, and i don't think we can sit here— and i don't think we can sit here one— and i don't think we can sit here and pretend that, you know, there-e— here and pretend that, you know, there-e hot— here and pretend that, you know, there-e hot o— here and pretend that, you know, there's not a reason— here and pretend that, you know, there's not a reason it's there's not a reason why it's controversial. _ there's not a reason why it's controversial. it's— controversial. it's controversial. it's controversial because, know, controversial because, you know, it's controversial because, you know, tt-e—oohe— controversial because, you know, tt-e—oohe hetote- controversial because, you know, it's—done before .- controversial because, you know, it's—done before . sol it's never been done before. so my it's never been done before. so ”ty-w— it's never been done before. so mv-t vest— it's never been done before. so mv-t yes, you- it's never been done before. so my , yes, you know, my issue is, yes, you know, we're completely right to want to stop— we're completely right to want to etop peopte— we're completely right to want to stop people coming here tttepottw— to stop people coming here tttepottw .— to stop people coming here illegally . but— to stop people coming here illegally. but my problem is, you— illegally. but my problem is, you know,— illegally. but my problem is, you know, to— illegally. but my problem is, you know, is it— illegally. but my problem is, you know, is it going to stop peopte— you know, is it going to stop peopte-hete- you know, is it going to stop people here from people coming here from afghanistan— people coming here from afghanistan from people coming here from afghanistan .from from afghanistan and from syria, from theo— afghanistan and from syria, from eritrea,-sudan,_ afghanistan and from syria, from eritrea, sudan, when, you eritrea, from sudan, when, you know— eritrea, from sudan, when, you

know ,— eritrea, from sudan, when, you know , geopolitically we have know, geopolitically we have oetoottw— know, geopolitically we have actually backed _ know, geopolitically we have actually backed decisions in other— actually backed decisions in other countries— actually backed decisions in other countries to meddle in there,— other countries to meddle in here; put— other countries to meddle in here; put ht— other countries to meddle in there, but it might given that hot— there, but it might given that thot otteoow— there, but it might given that that already in— there, but it might given that that already in france, though do that already in france, though to you— that already in france, though to you see— that already in france, though do you see what— that already in france, though do you see what i mean? that's the bigger— do you see what i mean? that's the bigger point. if all of a sudden you have because at the moment the choice is between france and the uk. they're already in a first world country. now with the rwanda deterrent actually they are facing a choice between risking your life on the channel to end up in the uk, but possibly be sent to rwanda , which is why sent to rwanda, which is why i think not entirely sure that sent to rwanda, which is why i thinithat not entirely sure that sent to rwanda, which is why i thinithat people :irely sure that sent to rwanda, which is why i thinithat people that sure that sent to rwanda, which is why i thinithat people that come:hat sent to rwanda, which is why i thinithat people that come from that that people that come from the countries that i've mentioned do high mentioned that do have high asylum , acceptance asylum acceptance, acceptance rates in this country, i'm not sure that is going to stop them . and it really an issue of . and is it really an issue of the— . and is it really an issue of the-themselves- . and is it really an issue of| the -themselves-it . and is it really an issue of. the -themselves-it an the boats themselves or is it an teete— the boats themselves or is it an ot— the boats themselves or is it an ot the— the boats themselves or is it an issue of the fact— the boats themselves or is it an issue of the fact that, you know,— issue of the fact that, you know, we've got- issue of the fact that, you know, we've got 166,000 opptteottohe— know, we've got 166,000 applications we've not applications that we've not processed— applications that we've not processed e— applications that we've not processed ? are _ applications that we've not processed ? are those processed? are those applications to applications going to be processed— applications going to be processed from rwanda any fostere— processed from rwanda any hetero-ewe- processed from rwanda any faster? sure that they faster? i'm not sure that they wett— faster? i'm not sure that they wett. ho— faster? i'm not sure that they are. well, no, of— faster? i'm not sure that they are. ti.tit. faster? i'm not sure that they are. well, no, of course not. not and mean, there's a huge not and i mean, there's a huge issue, matthew, terms the issue, matthew, in terms of the processing. absolutely which is a different a completely different conversation. but the conversation. but the

conversation in here is whether the archbishop of canterbury should be using the house of lords to preach against government policy that is backed by the overwhelming majority of the british public. well, i love an elected house of lords. the tories have had 13 years- e�*" i: : the tories have had 13 years to sort it tories have had 13 years to sort tt out— tories have had 13 years to sort tt out one— tories have had 13 years to sort tt out one they— tories have had 13 years to sort it out and they haven't done a shoe— it out and they haven't done a ethpte ththo— it out and they haven't done a ethpte thho .— it out and they haven't done a single thing . so,— it out and they haven't done a single thing . so, you know, we single thing. so, you know, we howe— single thing. so, you know, we hove oh— single thing. so, you know, we have an unelected— single thing. so, you know, we have an unelected second ohomhet— have an unelected second chamber.-have- have an unelected second chamber. have a state church. chamber. we have a state church. we chamber. we have a state church. the ow— chamber. we have a state church. the the— chamber. we have a state church. we saw the archbishop playing his we saw the archbishop playing he he— we saw the archbishop playing he he tote— we saw the archbishop playing his his role on— we saw the archbishop playing his his role on saturday. and so if his his role on saturday. and so tt hee— his his role on saturday. and so tt he-e there— his his role on saturday. and so tt he-e there ,— his his role on saturday. and so if he's there , he's— his his role on saturday. and so if he's there , he's allowed to if he's there, he's allowed to epeot— if he's there, he's allowed to epeot out. — if he's there, he's allowed to epeot out. of— if he's there, he's allowed to speak out. of course, he's ottoweo— speak out. of course, he's ottoweo to— speak out. of course, he's allowed to speak out. speak out. of course, he's- allowed to speak out. but but my question is, is it response able what he is saying? because what he's not doing is providing a solution . and i think where the solution. and i think where the left and where the liberal elite in this country really make a mistake is that they treat the concept of stopping the boats as inhumane. well, i believe it is the most humane policy because if you stop the boats, you smash the people smugglers. i think there's an issue here- gg i think there's an issue here between the— there's an issue here between the tohow— there's an issue here between the labour party— there's an issue here between the labour party is absolutely eteot—to- the labour party is absolutely eteot—to stop- the labour party is absolutely| clear—to stop the clear that it wants to stop the hoote— clear that it wants to stop the boots-o— clear that it wants to stop the hoote-o ptoh- clear that it wants to stop the boats-a plan to- clear that it wants to stop the boats a plan to stop the

boats and has a plan to stop the hoote— boats and has a plan to stop the boots; hot— boats and has a plan to stop the boats, not-what's— boats and has a plan to stop the boats, not what's the plan? boats, not the what's the plan? the — boats, not the what's the plan? the ptoh — boats, not the what's the plan? the ptoh te— boats, not the what's the plan? the ptoh to to— boats, not the what's the plan? the plan is to increase the hotter— the plan is to increase the. border—processing border force to sort processing out— border force to sort processing out-o— border force to sort processing out-o proper- border force to sort processing. out-a proper-with out and to do a proper deal with troope— out and to do a proper deal with home—ho- france. plan labour has no oheototetw— france. plan labour has no absolutely it— france. plan labour has no absolutely it plan and absolutely it has a plan and a ptoh— absolutely it has a plan and a ptoh thot— absolutely it has a plan and a plan that might— absolutely it has a plan and a plan that might work. that's the toes— plan that might work. that's the tottee hoe— plan that might work. that's the tories more people, more people come—ptoh- tories more people, more people came rwanda, plan. tories more people, more people came rwanda, ppeople came without rwanda, more people came over—there- without rwanda, more people came over—there arel over the weekend than there are ptoeee— over the weekend than there are places envisaged. _ over the weekend than there are places envisaged. e places envisaged. i know it's a national emergency. i've been saying a national saying this is a national emergency two emergency for the past two years, so think i'm sorry, years, so i think i'm sorry, labour does not plan, labour does not have a plan, does have on the archbishop. i think right that think you're right that sometimes— think you're right that sometimes the liberal opinions come-wett- sometimes the liberal opinions come we'll process you sometimes the liberal opinions c(little we'll process you sometimes the liberal opinions c(little bit we'll process you sometimes the liberal opinions c(little bit faster. ie'll process you sometimes the liberal opinions c(little bit faster. no, process you sometimes the liberal opinions c(little bit faster. no, it'ocess you a little bit faster. no, it ten-t.— a little bit faster. no, it teh-t. toot/o— a little bit faster. no, it isn't. 98% of- a little bit faster. no, it isn't. 98% of applications last weot— isn't. 98% of applications last year weeht— isn't. 98% of applications last year weren't processed and you wont— year weren't processed and you wont peopte— year weren't processed and you wont peopte to— year weren't processed and you want people to leave the country.— want people to leave the country. .have- want people to leave the country. have to process the country. you have to process the opptteottone— country. you have to process the applications. you— country. you have to process the applications. you you need applications. you can't you need to-opptteottohe- to process applications and send peopte— to process applications and send peopte-totes- to process applications and send people-tories are- to process applications and send people tories are not people back. the tories are not done— people back. the tories are not ootho thot— people back. the tories are not doing that and— people back. the tories are not doing that and labour do doing that and labour will do thot—th— doing that and labour will do thot—th hot- doing that and labour will do that-i'm not sure. doing that and labour will do. that-i'm not sure the that. but then i'm not sure the eoeeht-e— that. but then i'm not sure the government's-a— that. but then i'm not sure the government's a nuclear government's got a nuclear opttoh— government's got a nuclear opttoh, hoeh-t— government's got a nuclear option, hasn't it— government's got a nuclear option, hasn't it, government's got a nuclear option, hasn't it , that option, hasn't it, that we can hypote— option, hasn't it, that we can hwpoee-totoe— option, hasn't it, that we can twpoee-totoe ,— option, hasn't it, that we can bypass lords , but that that bypass the lords, but that that wooto— bypass the lords, but that that wooto-weot— bypass the lords, but that that wooto-weot. - bypass the lords, but that that wooto-weot. t- bypass the lords, but that that would year . .; bypass the lords, but that that would year . i would take a year. i mean the problem is it's dangerous. there's a lot nuclear options there's a lot of nuclear options here you know, there's a lot of nuclear options here we you know, there's a lot of nuclear options here we really you know, there's a lot of nuclear options here we really need ou know, there's a lot of nuclear options here we really need to know, there's a lot of nuclear options here we really need to knldoing what we really need to be doing is leaving the echr. but look, adam dominique samuels, adam brooks, dominique samuels, my panel are with my superstar panel are with me all but on the way

all night, but also on the way as i can't believe as a new film. i can't believe this, literally called killing bofis this, literally called killing boris johnson comes to the cannes film festival as the uk entry . we have liberal luvvies entry. we have liberal luvvies just proved they're full of hate. lee anderson calls them out soon. but next, as the arrested anti—monarchy campaigner graeme smith vows to take legal action against the met. were police wrong to detain republicans before the coronation leader of no more royals, richard posnett , goes royals, richard posnett, goes head to head with arch royalist lady victoria harvey in the clash. your view on clash. but i want your view on this it's controversial this one. it's controversial de—man vote in our de—man at gbnews.uk vote in our poll at gb news. the clash straight after this .

britain's news. channel lee anderson and angela levin on the way. but first, the clash , the way. but first, the clash, tepohtte— the way. but first, the clash, now republic leader- but first, the clash, now republic leader graeme smith has now republic leader graeme smith hoe vowed— now republic leader graeme smith hoe vowed to— now republic leader graeme smith has vowed to take— now republic leader graeme smith has vowed to take legal action otter— has vowed to take legal action otter he— has vowed to take legal action otter he oe— has vowed to take legal action after he was arrested with five other— after he was arrested with five other ohtt — after he was arrested with five other anti monarchy protesters at other anti monarchy protesters ot the— other anti monarchy protesters ot the tho-e— other anti monarchy protesters at the king's coronation last weekend— at the king's coronation last weekend .— at the king's coronation last weekend . however, met boss sir weekend. however, met boss sir hott— weekend. however, met boss sir tooth ttowtew— weekend. however, met boss sir mark rowley said— weekend. however, met boss sir mark rowley said cops targeted a ettmthot— mark rowley said cops targeted a criminal network,— mark rowley said cops targeted a criminal network, including a ptot— criminal network, including a ptot where— criminal network, including a plot where fake _ criminal network, including a plot where fake stewards plan to tooheh — plot where fake stewards plan to launch bottles— plot where fake stewards plan to launch bottles of— plot where fake stewards plan to launch bottles of paint at the pteoeeetoh— launch bottles of paint at the procession and— launch bottles of paint at the procession and had received thtetttoehee— procession and had received intelligence that protesters ptohheo— intelligence that protesters ptohheo to— intelligence that protesters planned to use— intelligence that protesters planned to use rape alarms to epoot— planned to use rape alarms to epoot hoeee— planned to use rape alarms to spook horses. now many royalists ototetot— spook horses. now many royalists were grateful for— spook horses. now many royalists were grateful for the police's no nonsense approach to the ptoteetete. — no nonsense approach to the protesters. lady— no nonsense approach to the protesters. lady victoria harvey oeee— protesters. lady victoria harvey oeeo thte— protesters. lady victoria harvey used this show— protesters. lady victoria harvey used this show to— protesters. lady victoria harvey used this show to make a pre—coronation- used this show to make a pre—coronation appeal to the cope— pre—coronation appeal to the eopeto— pre—coronation appeal to the eope to etop—

pre—coronation appeal to the cops to stop disruptors from toththo— cops to stop disruptors from toththo the— cops to stop disruptors from ruining the big— cops to stop disruptors from ruining the big day. watch erg. i ruining the big day. watch erg. t — ruining the big day. watch erg. twe th— ruining the big day. watch erg. twe to charge— ruining the big day. watch erg. i was in charge of— ruining the big day. watch erg. i was in charge of this- i was in charge of this coronation. i would arrest all the heads of all of those kind of people. that would be protesting. i would put them all in jail like pre coronation and then release them after maybe then release them after maybe the met was listening to lady v because tonight we're asking were police wrong to arrest some republicans before the coronation? ireally republicans before the coronation? i really want to know— coronation? i really want to know whot— coronation? i really want to know what you— 7 i really want to know what you think on this. he— know what you think on this. he o— know what you think on this. it's a controversial one. de—man at it's a controversial one. de—man ot eh— it's a controversial one. de—man ot eh newe— it's a controversial one. de—man ot eh hewe wt— it's a controversial one. de—man at gb news .uk vote— it's a controversial one. de—man at gb news .uk vote in our poll at gb news .uk vote in our poll ot eh— at gb news .uk vote in our poll ot eh newe— at gb news .uk vote in our poll at gb news. but— at gb news .uk vote in our poll at gb news. but to— at gb news .uk vote in our poll at gb news. but to battle it out tonight— at gb news. but to battle it out tonight th— at gb news. but to battle it out tonight, i'm joined— at gb news. but to battle it out tonight, i'm joined live in the etooto— tonight, i'm joined live in the etooto hw— tonight, i'm joined live in the etooto to the— tonight, i'm joined live in the studio by the aforementioned toow— studio by the aforementioned lady vtetoho— studio by the aforementioned lady victoria and the no more towote— lady victoria and the no more royals campaigner riz pos. ned so royals campaigner riz pos. ned eo tote— royals campaigner riz pos. ned eo tttz ,— royals campaigner riz pos. ned eo tttz , toot,— royals campaigner riz pos. ned so riz , look, the— royals campaigner riz pos. ned so riz , look, the issue is so riz, look, the issue is i eohptetetw— so riz, look, the issue is i completely believe in the right to ptoteet— completely believe in the right to ptoteet .— completely believe in the right to protest . and— completely believe in the right to protest . and on saturday at to protest. and on saturday at the coronation— to protest. and on saturday at the coronation you were allowed to ptoteet— the coronation you were allowed to ptoteet. t— the coronation you were allowed to protest. i believe you were teootho— to protest. i believe you were teoothe the— to protest. i believe you were leading the local— to protest. i believe you were leading the local protest in extort— leading the local protest in oxford .— leading the local protest in oxford . there— leading the local protest in oxford . there was absolutely no oxford. there was absolutely no teee— oxford. there was absolutely no wtth— oxford. there was absolutely no issue with that. _ oxford. there was absolutely no issue with that. what you've totetw— issue with that. what you've seen lately is— issue with that. what you've seen lately is with a lot of

theee— seen lately is with a lot of these extreme— seen lately is with a lot of these extreme groups like just etop— these extreme groups like just etop ott— these extreme groups like just etop ott oho— these extreme groups like just stop oil and extinction rebellion— stop oil and extinction rebellion ,_ stop oil and extinction rebellion , they're not rebellion, they're not ptoteethtp— rebellion, they're not protesting. they like to say thew-te— protesting. they like to say they're protest,— protesting. they like to say they're protest, protesting . they're protest, protesting. tthot— they're protest, protesting. whotthewhe— they're protest, protesting. what they're actually doing is eohhtttthe— what they're actually doing is committing crimes , is causing committing crimes, is causing otththot— committing crimes, is causing otththot-aht- committing crimes, is causing criminal and being eco criminal damage. and being eco tehohete— criminal damage. and being eco tehohete .— criminal damage. and being eco tehohete . so— criminal damage. and being eco terrorists . so can— criminal damage. and being eco terrorists . so can you terrorists. so can you understand- terrorists. so can you understand why the police had to hote— understand why the police had to mote o— understand why the police had to make a move on— understand why the police had to make a move on some of these totte — make a move on some of these totte so— make a move on some of these totte so to— make a move on some of these folk? so to be— make a move on some of these folk? i folk? so to be absolutely clear, we're never going to agree on whether protest and illegal protest, which has an extensive history in the uk, should be allowed or not. should be criminalised but that's criminalised or not. but that's besides the point here. this protest was liaised with met protest was liaised with the met police for four months in advance. if i'm correctly informed , the met police were informed, the met police were exactly of what protesters exactly aware of what protesters wanted they would wanted to do, where they would be exactly what would be happening on the day, and agreed to it. now they chose to arrest these processes and a number of other protesters on the day who had rape alarms because it became a national security issue. so i was the problem totottw. — issue. so i was the problem totottw. t— so i was the problem totally. i appreciate you totetho— totally. i appreciate you raising that— totally. i appreciate you raising that because that's a teottw— raising that because that's a really misleading piece of information— really misleading piece of information that has been shared

by a— information that has been shared by o homet— information that has been shared by a number-news— information that has been shared by a number news platforms. by a number of news platforms. voo— by a number of news platforms. you-you— by a number of news platforms. too-woo-ooh- you know, you can you can protest day the year. protest every day of the year. so reality is, yes, they so the reality is, yes, they arrested a number of night safety officers who work with westminster city council to protect vulnerable women in the streets who had rape alarms to hand out to women now. but if those rape alarms had been used dunng those rape alarms had been used during the day to scare the horses and also, do you do these people have a have a right lady, for example, to chuck paint over the carriage carrying the king are complete hooligans that should be locked up. and i completely meant- completely meant everything that i completely meant everything that t eoto.— completely meant everything that t eoto. aho— completely meant everything that teoto. aho th— completely meant everything that i said. and i'm so— completely meant everything that i said. and i'm so happy because there— i said. and i'm so happy because there woe— i said. and i'm so happy because there o— i said. and i'm so happy because there was a lot— i said. and i'm so happy because there was a lot of— i said. and i'm so happy because there was a lot of pushback from whot— there was a lot of pushback from whot-eoto,— there was a lot of pushback from what-said, wasn't— there was a lot of pushback from what said, wasn't there , what you said, wasn't there, toet— what you said, wasn't there, toet weete — what you said, wasn't there, last week? yeah.- what you said, wasn't there, last week? t/tiuiti i last week? yeah. i mean, i think , you know, but i've had people in the street coming up to me going, well done, we love you because for going, well done, we love you bec majority. yeah. for going, well done, we love you bec majority. yeah. like for going, well done, we love you bec majority. yeah. like you�* going, well done, we love you bec majority. yeah. like you are the majority. yeah. like you are a very small number leading. no, but the reality is this is an accurate reflection of the ehoetthe— an accurate reflection of the shocking state _ an accurate reflection of the shocking state of democracy in hhtoth— shocking state of democracy in hhtoth how— shocking state of democracy in britain. now the— shocking state of democracy in britain. now the laws that were oeee— britain. now the laws that were teee-theee— britain. now the laws that were used these people all used to arrest these people all were-through- used to arrest these people all were-through last- used to arrest these people all were through last week .

were pushed through last week. they've— were pushed through last week. they've teen— were pushed through last week. they've been described by the un as-concerned..was- as deeply concerned. it was a eeewttw— as deeply concerned. it was a eeewttw teee— as deeply concerned. it was a eeewttw .— as deeply concerned. it was a security issue . let me just security issue. let me just there— security issue. let me just there woe— security issue. let me just there was no _ security issue. let me just there was no lawful basis for the— there was no lawful basis for thte tot— there was no lawful basis for this, for these— there was no lawful basis for this, for these arrests and no otewpttoh— this, for these arrests and no otetopttoh te— this, for these arrests and no disruption is caused. now, i wooto— disruption is caused. now, i wooto t— disruption is caused. now, i would i look— disruption is caused. now, i would i look forward guys were not successful. _ would i look forward guys were not successful. biotin ”tithing not successful. well, i really look forward to the inquiry that will be made and the legal case against the police that i expect those arrested will take because the reality is there was no disruption planned. and so it's absolutely untrue— disruption planned. and so it's absolutely untrue that- t: ittit" “3 and so it's absolutely untrue that that the pottee— absolutely untrue that that the pottee cotto— absolutely untrue that that the police could possibly have any thtetttoehee— police could possibly have any intelligence that— police could possibly have any intelligence that would indicate no disruption. _ intelligence that would indicate no disruption. so— intelligence that would indicate no disruption. pititi; no disruption. so why are you protesting you're not protesting if you're not disrupting anything ? that's disrupting anything? that's actually really disrupting anything? that's actually l really- pointj disrupting anything? that'si actuallylreally-point . disrupting anything? that's. actuallylreally-point . i actually a really good point. i ththt— actually a really good point. i ththt-teottw— actually a really good point. i think really you're not think what's really you're not doing— think what's really you're not ootho-ho- think what's really you're not ootho-ho ohe- think what's really you're not. doing-no one cares. doing anything. no one cares. no doing anything. no one cares. to one— doing anything. no one cares. no one cares-you- doing anything. no one cares. no one cares -you guys. i doing anything. no one cares. . no one cares-you guys. you no one cares about you guys. you guys no one cares about you guys. you guys just like you raised . guys are just like you raised. two really important points there.— two really important points thene. cone— two really important points there. care about you. first of all:— there. care about you. first of an, we— there. care about you. first of an, we got— there. care about you. first of an, we got o— there. care about you. first of all, we got a poll— there. care about you. first of all, we got a poll last week or nowhe— all, we got a poll last week or nowhe the— all, we got a poll last week or maybe the week— all, we got a poll last week or maybe the week before from itv eowtne — maybe the week before from itv eowtne-hntteh— saying 51% of british people enppon— saying 51% of british people support monarchy . that's support the monarchy. that's noeetwetw— support the monarchy. that's massively down. _ support the monarchy. that's massively down. the reality is peopte— massively down. the reality isj peopte—otettte people do care. people dislike the monotony— people do care. people dislike the monarchy and they don't just it's the monarchy and they don't just tt-e your— the monarchy and they don't just tt-e your oee— the monarchy and they don't just it's your age group. c

it's your age group. it's this woke— it's your age group. it's this wote oee— it's your age group. it's this woke age group. lady it's your age group. c g gtit lady victoria, woke age group. lady victoria, are woke age group. lady victoria, one-o— woke age group. lady victoria, oeoo--— woke age group. lady victoria, oeoo-- otte- woke age group. lady victoria,i are-a-a girl? because are you a boy or a girl? because tn — are you a boy or a girl? because tn eontneeo— are you a boy or a girl? because i'm confused right— are you a boy or a girl? because i'm confused right now that's oenotnetw— i'm confused right now that's. oenntnetw—howne genuinely absurd. we're having like legit. but genuinely absurd. we're having likellegit. but i'm— genuinely absurd. we're having likellegit. but i'm just- genuinely absurd. �*ftt�*ti; iti; g l lti;g e but i'm just hope like a legit. but i'm just hope teotttnote. — like a legit. but i'm just hope legitimate. -can'tl legitimate. but if you can't decide we gender or sex, decide we should gender or sex, we should stick to the topic . we should stick to the topic. we should stick to the topic heeonee— we should stick to the topic because we're— we should stick to the topic because we're lady v, we're here to tott— because we're lady v, we're here to tott ohont— because we're lady v, we're here to talk about the— because we're lady v, we're here to talk about the monarchy. were— to talk about the monarchy. were-to- to talk about the monarchy. we're-to talk- to talk about the monarchy. we're to talk about we're not here to talk about when— we're not here to talk about when-the— we're not here to talk about- when -the-debate, when people the gender debate, thew—howl when people the gender debate,i thew—how they are in themselves. how can they— they are in themselves. how can thew-whot— they are in themselves. how can thew-whot we— they are in themselves. how can they what we want? we they decide what we want? we want a monarchy. but t:ti;ti t:ti; 7 we want a monarchy. but lady v, you oetnottw— want a monarchy. but lady v, you oetnottw hove— want a monarchy. but lady v, you actually havelvery_ want a monarchy. but lady v, you actually have very strong actually have a very strong teettno— actually have a very strong feeling shared— actually have a very strong feeling shared by leander howeon— feeling shared by leander dawson, the— feeling shared by leander dawson, the deputy tory party eotnnonh— dawson, the deputy tory party chairman, who— dawson, the deputy tory party chairman, who we have coming up next. — chairman, who we have coming up next. hon— chairman, who we have coming up next. you believe— chairman, who we have coming up next. you believe that republicans,- next. you believe that- republicans,-don't like republicans, if they don't like it, republicans, if they don't like h-tnet— republicans, if they don't like h-tnet teowe- republicans, if they don't like it,-just leave the- it, should just leave the eonntwe— it, should just leave the eonntwe-ool country? yeah, just go somewhere.- country? yeah, just go - somewhere-appreciate somewhere. i really appreciate woe— somewhere. i really appreciate wonneon-e—v- you're educated. you're otwtonetw— you're educated. you're l obviously -you've you're educated. you're- obviously -you've had obviously smart. you've had a really good upbringing. you've got at oxford university, got she's at oxford university, right? you're the and right? you're at the best. and so you're trying to pretend like you're you're trying to you're not you're trying to pretend you're something that you're think that's a you're not. so i think that's a neottw— you're not. so i think that's a really interesting— you're not. so i think that's a really interesting-to- really interesting point to one— really interesting point to raise .you've- really interesting point to. raise .you've-about really interesting point to- raise .you've-about how raise. you've talked about how lady victoria has extensively defended the monarchy. yeah, but you you said on an interview because i watched continue other interviews you said you like

interviews and you said you like the pomp. and lady victoria the pomp. and the lady victoria you the pomp. and the lady victoria ton-voo— the pomp. and the lady victoria hon-too eoto— the pomp. and the lady victoria you-you said that- the pomp. and the lady victoria you you said that on an you did. you said that on an interview up in ickworth house. that's correct. right. when i o baby-— that's correct. right. when i was a baby. yeah,- that's correct. right. wc" yeah, exactly. so that's correct. right. �*ftt�*“ti;“ yeah, exactly. so i. was a baby. yeah, exactly. so i. oeon.— was a baby. yeah, exactly. so i. veoh. eonw. — was a baby. yeah, exactly. so i. yeah, sorry. before— yeah, exactly. so i. yeah, sorry. before your parents you— yeah, sorry. before your parents won hetone— yeah, sorry. before your parents won hetone wow— yeah, sorry. before your parents you before your parents went to honoeo— you before your parents went to honoeo to— you before your parents went to monaco to avoid— you before your parents went to monaco to avoid paying. /tit iti; monaco to avoid paying. you're privileged— monaco to avoid paying. you're pnwtegeo .— monaco to avoid paying. you're privileged . you're at oxford privileged. you're at oxford university. i just, like. privileged. you're at oxford university. ijust, like. okay, just. just make the point, lady v yeah. so you grew up in. in tetwonh— v yeah. so you grew up in. in ickworth house.— v yeah. so you grew up in. in ickworth house. i— . / so you grew up in. in ickworth house. i remember i'm hon— ickworth house. i remember i'm hon-t— ickworth house. i remember i'm from-i remember- ickworth house. i remember i'm from i remember going from suffolk. i remember going there— from suffolk. i remember going there-ho.— from suffolk. i remember going there-kid. okay.- from suffolk. i remember going there kid. okay. right. so there as a kid. okay. right. so ono— there as a kid. okay. right. so one-now— there as a kid. okay. right. so and-now national- there as a kid. okay. right. so and now national trust, and it's now national trust, right?— and it's now national trust, nohte tt-e— and it's now national trust, nohte tt-e o— and it's now national trust, right? it's a public park. i thtnt— right? it's a public park. i think that's— right? it's a public park. i think that's wonderful. well, the neotttw— think that's wonderful. well, the reality-lady- think that's wonderful. well, the reality lady victoria is the reality is lady victoria is otwtonetw— the reality is lady victoria is obviously defend the obviously going to defend the nononehw— obviously going to defend the nononehw-ehe- obviously going to defend the monarchy she profits monarchy because she profits hon— monarchy because she profits from -wouldn't- monarchy because she profits from -wouldn't be - monarchy because she profits from wouldn't be here if from it. she wouldn't be here if ehe— from it. she wouldn't be here if ehe pront— from it. she wouldn't be here if she profit from _ from it. she wouldn't be here if she profit from it.— from it. she wouldn't be here if she profit from it. shut up. she wonton-t— she profit from it. shut up. she wouldn't-position- she profit from it. shut up. she wouldn't-position .. she profit from it. shut up. she wouldn't position . an wouldn't be in this position. an tn — wouldn't be in this position. an tn not— wouldn't be in this position. an tn not here— wouldn't be in this position. an i'm not here to— wouldn't be in this position. an i'm not here to change her mind. tn — i'm not here to change her mind. tn not— i'm not here to change her mind. tn not here— i'm not here to change her mind. tn not here to— i'm not here to change her mind. i'm not here to change her mind. i'm not here to change your ntnot— i'm not here to change your ntno. t— i'm not here to change your ntno. t-won-ne- i'm not here to change your mind. i you're change mind. i know you're change anyone's-reality- mind. i know you're change anyone's reality is british anyone's the reality is british peopte— anyone's the reality is british peopte-ehttttno- anyone's the reality is british people shifting towards like people are shifting towards like not enppontno— people are shifting towards like not supporting the monarchy. were—wow- not supporting the monarchy. were—wow thtel not supporting the monarchy. . we're _way this these we're seeing the way this these potte—tt-e— we're seeing the way this these potte—tt-e toet- polls are going. it's just outrageous. _ polls are going. it's just- outrageous-popular outrageous. it's the popular optnton— outrageous. it's the popular opinion-days. - outrageous. it's the popular opinion days. outrageous. it's the popular- opinion-days. okay, lady, opinion these days. okay, lady, tn. t— opinion these days. okay, lady, tn. ttnet— opinion these days. okay, lady, come in. i just want- opinion these days. okay, lady, come in. i just want to- opinion these days. fit: i i“ i just want to say that come in. i just want to say that i come in. i just want to say that t thtnt— come in. i just want to say that t thtnt tt— come in. i just want to say that t thtnt tt te— come in. i just want to say that i think it is more— come in. i just want to say that i think it is more your- i i“ i just want to say that i think it is more your age group. — i think it is more your age group. thot— i think it is more your age group. that is- i think it is more your age group. that is it's- i think it is more your age group. e “g

group. that is it's like trying to destructive. kyiv to be very destructive. kyiv causing chaos. to be very destructive. kyiv causing chaos . but- kyiv causing chaos . but but the older causing chaos. but but the older penenottone— causing chaos. but but the older generations don't— causing chaos. but but the older generations don't care about you guys-— generations don't care about you owe. thew— generations don't care about you owe. thew toet— generations don't care about you guys. they just look at you the.— guys. they just look at you the. whot— guys. they just look at you like, what are— guys. they just look at you like, what are these idiots doing?— like, what are these idiots doing? ano— like, what are these idiots doing? and that's it. do you thtnt— doing? and that's it. do you thtnt thte— doing? and that's it. do you think this generation will grow up think this generation will grow np-oetnottw— think this generation will grow up-actually start- think this generation will grow up actually start to realise up and actually start to realise thot— up and actually start to realise thot there— up and actually start to realise thot thene te— up and actually start to realise that there is no— up and actually start to realise that there is no better alternative— that there is no better. alternative _yeah, that there is no better- alternative _yeah, well, alternative to our. yeah, well, toot.— alternative to our. yeah, well, look. okay, as an example, the coronation brought in 1.3 £6,000,000,000 billion and like. yes. so that's completely costs. thot-e— yes. so that's completely costs. we too — yes. so that's completely costs. that's 150 million— yes. so that's completely costs. that's150 million maximum. no, that's 150 million maximum. no, it that's150 million maximum. no, tt toet— that's150 million maximum. no, tt tnet thte— that's150 million maximum. no, it just this country— that's150 million maximum. no, it just this country is . /tit it just this country is. you nonet— it just this country is. you meet oeoept— it just this country is. you must accept though . you must must accept though. you must accept the monarchy . you must accept the monarchy. you must accept the monarchy. you must accept that having a living would be president that is adored would be better than the king. sparks huge tourism to this country and it easily it's a really interesting point that you say that to everything. that's an interesting point. you toet— that's an interesting point. you toet nepeot— that's an interesting point. you just repeat yourself, shut up. let just repeat yourself, shut up. tet—the— just repeat yourself, shut up. let—the question. let me answer the question. who do should the do you think should be the president? no one cares. let me onewen-oneetton. — president? no one cares. let me answer-question. who- :7 no one cares. let me answer question. who should answer the question. who should be answer the question. who should he—not— answer the question. who should he—not the- be president? i'm not the when— be president? i'm not the. hntteh—potno be president? i'm not the- british_going to british public. i'm not going to ptot— british public. i'm not going to ptot-t— british public. i'm not going to ptot-t know- british public. i'm not going to pick-i know-are.| pick a person. i know you are. hon-ne— pick a person. i know you are. tonne-to— pick a person. i know you are. hon-ne-to-onel

you're trying to say you are ontet— you're trying to say you are ontet. tet— you're trying to say you are quiet. let answer the quiet. let me answer the oneetton— quiet. let me answer the question-you- quiet. let me answer the question. you asked what quiet. let me answer the- question.-you asked what was question. no, you asked what was it? question. no, you asked what was tte-weoh.— question. no, you asked what was tte-weoh. a— question. no, you asked what was it?-yeah. a popular- question. no, you asked what was it? yeah. a popular monarch. it? oh, yeah. a popular monarch. conptetetw— completely untrue, right? chontee— completely untrue, right?- charles _we've completely untrue, right? charl scandals. we've completely untrue, right? charlscandals. htit we've completely untrue, right? charlscandals. htit it...le've completely untrue, right? charlscandals. htit t've completely untrue, right? charlscandals. htit seen scandals. no, but i was sorry. i was actually talking about the economic of about the economic side of things. brilliant. things. oh okay. brilliant. yeah. fact that actually yeah. and the fact that actually the for itself the monarchy pays for itself really, to really, really, really happy to talk that. so the reality talk about that. so the reality is talk about that. so the reality te there-e— talk about that. so the reality is there's the _ talk about that. so the reality is there's the sovereign - so the reality is there's the sovereign grant, whteh— is there's the sovereign grant, when—hw- is there's the sovereign grant, whteh—hw the- which is paid for by the eetotee— which is paid for by the estates. .my- which is paid for by the estates. my view, that should estates. in my view, that should be estates. in my view, that should he nett— estates. in my view, that should he heto by— estates. in my view, that should he heto by the— estates. in my view, that should be held by the british people neoontteee— be held by the british people regardless. besides regardless. but that's besides the point, because they're the eoweneton— the point, because they're the sovereign—£25i sovereign grant is what, £25 nttttone— sovereign grant is what, £25 million?_it'sl million? the reality is it's the— million? the reality is it's more like 345— million? the reality is it's more like 345 million a year thot— more like 345 million a year thot-eoet— more like 345 million a year that-cost us.- more like 345 million a year that cost us. that's in that they cost us. that's in tethe— that they cost us. that's in tenne ot— that they cost us. that's in terms of the— that they cost us. that's in terms of the money spent by toeot— terms of the money spent by- local_ massively local councils who are massively underfunded.— local councils who are massively underfunded,-,- underfunded, massive, underfunded and police operations— underfunded and police operations like this, which was the whot— operations like this, which was the what would— operations like this, which was the what would you what would you. _ the what would you what would won- one— the what would you what would we. he won— the what would you what would you. are you one- the what would you what would you. are you one of- the what would you what would you ' you do? are you one of these folk says, you know, king folk who says, you know, king charles and pitch up charles should go and pitch up in council house? is that in a council house? is that because she lives because you sound like she lives genuinely? she doesn't sound the— genuinely? she doesn't sound the ehe— genuinely? she doesn't sound like she lives.— genuinely? she doesn't sound like she lives. have- gti“ “ti;7’ she doesn't sound like she lives. have you got the— like she lives. have you got likelgenuine,_ like she lives. have you got like genuine, legitimate like a genuine, legitimate opponent— like a genuine, legitimate argument-or- like a genuine, legitimate argument or are like a genuine, legitimate. argument-or are you like a genuine, legitimate- argument-or are you just argument to make or are you just going— argument to make or are you just gone—ne— argument to make or are you just going-me because- argument to make or are you just going me because you going to pick on me because you howen-t—on- haven't got anything on you heeonee—otl because you're shouting at me? do because you're shouting at me? he won— because you're shouting at me? he won know— because you're shouting at me? do you know you're— because you're shouting at me? do you know you're literally yapt do you know you're literally yap, over every yap, yap yapping over every point now? i'm not point i make now? i'm not interested charles interested in charles as an individual . interested

interested in charles as an individual. interested in interested in charles as an indiithe al. interested in interested in charles as an indiithe state interested in interested in charles as an indiithe state of nterested in interested in charles as an indiithe state of democracy] interested in charles as an indiithe state of democracy in like the state of democracy in britain. i genuinely don't care what happens to him, but i'm pretty sure that he's got enough money to sort himself out. the reality is, is we're in just now i'm going to do a piers morgan on you because you don't shut up. so who would you have as pneetoent— up. so who would you have as pneetoent h— up. so who would you have as president if we _ up. so who would you have as president if we did— l. so who would you have as president if we did not have. so wo-e— president if we did not have. so woe oeteo— president if we did not have. so you've asked this— president if we did not have. so you've asked this question and woe— you've asked this question and woe not— you've asked this question and you're not responding it to i've owen— you're not responding it to i've owen ono— you're not responding it to i've given one won— you're not responding it to i've given and you didn't respond to ntere— given and you didn't respond to there etthen— given and you didn't respond to piers either, because i'm not the— piers either, because i'm not the hntteh— piers either, because i'm not the british public. i'm not going— the british public. i'm not going propose but in the british public. i'm not goingideal,opose but in the british public. i'm not goingideal, inose but in the british public. i'm not goingideal, in your but in the british public. i'm not goingideal, in your idealut in the british public. i'm not goingideal, in your ideal world, your ideal, in your ideal world, is head state. is an elected head of state. yeah , exactly. yeah, absolutely. yeah, exactly. yeah, absolutely. i would like really well for. do like do like idea do you like do you like the idea of do you like do you like the idea ot-ttte— do you like do you like the idea of-like genuinely- do you like do you like the idea of like genuinely would of shut up like genuinely would you of shut up like genuinely would won-oet— of shut up like genuinely would won-oet ne— of shut up like genuinely would won-oet me o- of shut up like genuinely would you ask me a question? you let him ask me a question? hee— you let him ask me a question? we — you let him ask me a question? we tn.— you let him ask me a question? we tn. tn— you let him ask me a question? ti; i'm, i'm actually he's on. i'm, i'm actually loving— he's on. i'm, i'm actually townp thte— he's on. i'm, i'm actually loving this. you're- ti; i'm, i'm actually loving this. you're i can just sit loving this. you're i can just ett hoot— loving this. you're i can just sit back and— loving this. you're i can just sit back and watch you do. go ho— sit back and watch you do. go to woo— sit back and watch you do. go on. do you want— sit back and watch you do. go on. do you want a— sit back and watch you do. go on. do you want a dream? say whotewen— on. do you want a dream? say whoteven won— on. do you want a dream? say whatever you want— on. do you want a dream? say whatever you want to say. i“ whatever you want to say. i can hoot— whatever you want to say. i can hoot to— whatever you want to say. i can come back to it— whatever you want to say. i can come back to it after— whatever you want to say. i can come back to it after like i haven't been able to speak. oh, please. so, yeah, so do you. do you think it has worked out very well for france right now, looking france , looking at the chaos in france, do think a good, good

do you think it's a good, good thing respond to that thing that they respond to that question? yeah. yeah , question? yeah. so, yeah, oheotntetw. — question? yeah. so, yeah, absolutely. _al question? yeah. so, yeah,- absolutely. _a republic absolutely. france is a republic and protests in france are and the protests in france are genuinely nothing. why do you move there ? because believe in move there? because i believe in british democracy. i genuinely like despite the politics here and despite how we treat people here, i believe in the future of democracy in modern britain. okay. and look, can i say this very much? yes. final point. many people have said this is a once in a lifetime event. the reality is this guy is old. charles on his way out. well, charles is on his way out. well, you're young. oh, i hope not. i hope— you're young. oh, i hope not. i hope won-tt— you're young. oh, i hope not. i hope you'll probably- iti; “g oh, i hope not. i hope you'll probably that hope you'll probably see that the— hope you'll probably see that thtelthe— hope you'll probably see that this-the last— hope you'll probably see that this the last coronation in this is the last coronation in hntotn. — this is the last coronation in britain. _think. britain. i truly i, i think you're going to be very disappointed . yeah, i think disappointed. yeah, i think wo-e— disappointed. yeah, i think woe going— disappointed. yeah, i think woe going to— disappointed. yeah, i think you're going to be- t: “tit: yeah, i think you're going to be very disappointed. but obviously, we hope. — disappointed. but obviously, we hope. the— disappointed. but obviously, we hope. king william won't be on the throne— hope. king william won't be on the throne-o— hope. king william won't be on the throne-a few— hope. king william won't be on the throne a few more years the throne for a few more years wet.— the throne for a few more years wet. wont.— the throne for a few more years wet. tttoht. thot— the throne for a few more years yet. right. that was lady vtetono— yet. right. that was lady victoria-and- yet. right. that was lady victoria and the no yet. right. that was lady- victoria-and the no more victoria harvey and the no more ttowote— victoria harvey and the no more ttowote nether-h— victoria harvey and the no more royals member. respondent. so who— royals member. respondent. so who to— royals member. respondent. so who to woo— royals member. respondent. so who do you agree— royals member. respondent. so who do you agree with on this? were— who do you agree with on this? there the— who do you agree with on this? were the police— who do you agree with on this? were the police wrong to arrest some republicans— were the police wrong to arrest some republicans before the coronotton— some republicans before the coronation lily— some republicans before the coronation lily on twitter whtee— coronation lily on twitter writes, yes,— coronation lily on twitter writes, yes, as- coronation lily on twitter writes, yes, as believe in the writes, yes, as i believe in the nont— writes, yes, as i believe in the nphtlpnoteet— writes, yes, as i believe in the right protest peacefully right to protest peacefully whtte— right to protest peacefully while - like - right to protest peacefully while-like to - while i would like to see,

however, - kind - while i would like to see,- however, - kind .force however, is this kind of force opptteo— however, is this kind of force applied terrorists such applied to eco terrorists such as applied to eco terrorists such oe-ott— applied to eco terrorists such oe-ott who- applied to eco terrorists such| as-oil who _to applied to eco terrorists such. as-oil who _to be as just stop oil who seem to be ottoweo— as just stop oil who seem to be ottoweo to— as just stop oil who seem to be ottoweo to get— as just stop oil who seem to be allowed to get away with onwthtnoe— allowed to get away with onwthtnpe t— allowed to get away with anything? i agree with that from jackie-— jackie. the police in our eonnttw— jackie. the police in our eonnttw-thew- jackie. the police in our country they don't and jackie. the police in our- country-they don't and if country are if they don't and if thew— country are if they don't and if thew oo. — country are if they don't and if they do. honestly,— country are if they don't and if they do. honestly, the police neeo— they do. honestly, the police need-doing- they do. honestly, the police need - doing the - they do. honestly, the police need doing the job they need to keep doing the job they are-sometimes- need to keep doing the job they are sometimes not are paid for. sometimes it's not whot— are paid for. sometimes it's not who—wont.- are paid for. sometimes it's not what—want, but- are paid for. sometimes it's not what want, but surely are paid for. sometimes it's not what safety want, but surely are paid for. sometimes it's not what safety is want, but surely are paid for. sometimes it's not what safety is important.surely are paid for. sometimes it's not what safety is important. andy public safety is important. and hon— public safety is important. and from stewe— public safety is important. and from steve, there _ public safety is important. and from steve, there is a time and ptoee— from steve, there is a time and ptoee to— from steve, there is a time and place to protest.— from steve, there is a time and place to protest. and the king's coronotton— place to protest. and the king's coronation was— place to protest. and the king's coronation was not— place to protest. and the king's coronation was not one of them. it coronation was not one of them. tt woe— coronation was not one of them. tt the— coronation was not one of them. it was the biggest— coronation was not one of them. it was the biggest event in 70 weoe— it was the biggest event in 70 weoe-the— it was the biggest event in 70 years.-the world- it was the biggest event in 70 years. the world was years. and the world was wotehtne— years. and the world was watching-met- years. and the world was watching. met got right watching. the met got it right for once. and— watching. the met got it right for once. and your verdict is tn. eeto— for once. and your verdict is now in. 30% of— for once. and your verdict is now in. 30% of you believe that it now in. 30% of you believe that tt woe— now in. 30% of you believe that tt wrong— now in. 30% of you believe that tt wrong to— now in. 30% of you believe that it was wrong to arrest some ttepnhtteone— it was wrong to arrest some republicans before the coronation. _ republicans before the coronation. 70% of you with lady vtetono— coronation. 70% of you with lady vtetono honew— coronation. 70% of you with lady victoria harvey saying it was enttnetw— victoria harvey saying it was enttnetw ntght— victoria harvey saying it was entirely right. now coming up as honw-e— entirely right. now coming up as harry's ghost—writer speaks out ohont— harry's ghost—writer speaks out ohont nowote— harry's ghost—writer speaks out about royals with— harry's ghost—writer speaks out about royals with the bitter hote— about royals with the bitter note ot— about royals with the bitter duke of delusion is columnist sonoh— duke of delusion is columnist sonoh vtne— duke of delusion is columnist sarah vine right— duke of delusion is columnist sarah vine right that he's gone hon— sarah vine right that he's gone from oooneo— sarah vine right that he's gone from adored younger son to a hnttte— from adored younger son to a hnttte hoe— from adored younger son to a brittle has been— from adored younger son to a brittle has been while harry's htognophen— brittle has been while harry's biographer angela levin joins me hot— biographer angela levin joins me hot-oe— biographer angela levin joins me hot-oe o— biographer angela levin joins me soon. but-as a sick- biographer angela levin joins me soon. but as a sick new soon. but next as a sick new film— soon. but next as a sick new film, brazenly— soon. but next as a sick new film, brazenly titled killing hone— film, brazenly titled killing boris johnson— film, brazenly titled killing boris johnson is the only when—

boris johnson is the only british selection at the famous connee— british selection at the famous connee tttn — british selection at the famous cannes film festival . have the cannes film festival. have the hect— cannes film festival. have the eco tett— cannes film festival. have the eco tett toet— cannes film festival. have the bcci left just exposed their nonto— bcci left just exposed their rank? hypocrisy westminster's tongheet— rank? hypocrisy westminster's toughest talking— rank? hypocrisy westminster's toughest talking mp , the tory toughest talking mp, the tory oepntw— toughest talking mp, the tory deputy chairman, lee anderson , deputy chairman, lee anderson, hee— deputy chairman, lee anderson, he-e gotng— deputy chairman, lee anderson, he-e gotng to— deputy chairman, lee anderson, he-e gotng to htt— deputy chairman, lee anderson, he's going to hit out at these tthenot— he's going to hit out at these liberal luvvies_ he's going to hit out at these liberal luvvies straight after the— liberal luvvies straight after thte .—

mornings on gb news are the heopte-e— mornings on gb news are the people's channel. i“ people's channel. britain's news . channel time now for westminster's toughest talking mp deputy chair of the

conservative party. leigh and jason. conservative party. leigh and toeon ano— conservative party. leigh and toeon ano tn— conservative party. leigh and jason. and in yet— leigh and jason. and in yet another exonpte— jason. and in yet another exonpte ot— jason. and in yet another example of the bikini left's etnnntng— example of the bikini left's stunning hypocrisy , a new stunning hypocrisy, a new hntteh— stunning hypocrisy, a new british film _ stunning hypocrisy, a new british film centred around a ptot— british film centred around a ptot to— british film centred around a plot to murder— british film centred around a plot to murder boris johnson has teen— plot to murder boris johnson has been selected— plot to murder boris johnson has been selected for— plot to murder boris johnson has been selected for screening at the connee— been selected for screening at the cannes film _ been selected for screening at the cannes film festival. now it's the cannes film festival. now he eotteo— the cannes film festival. now it's called killing— the cannes film festival. now it's called killing boris tohneon— it's called killing boris johnson, and- it's called killing boris johnson, and it's the only when— johnson, and it's the only british entry— johnson, and it's the only british entry where student otneeton— british entry where student director moussa alderson clarke eoto — said he wanted the film to quote tnnontottee— said he wanted the film to quote immortalise, the— said he wanted the film to quote immortalise, the feeling that nweett— immortalise, the feeling that nweett-eo— immortalise, the feeling that myself-so many- immortalise, the feeling that myself so many others myself and so many others expeneneeo— myself and so many others experienced during the pandemic woteh— experienced during the pandemic woteh hw— experienced during the pandemic woteh nw nenotw— experienced during the pandemic watch my memory of this event, as watch my memory of this event, oe t— watch my memory of this event, oe t eotot— watch my memory of this event, oe t eoto. te— watch my memory of this event, as i said, is going— watch my memory of this event, as i said, is going out into the gotten— as i said, is going out into the gotten tot— as i said, is going out into the garden for about— as i said, is going out into the garden for about 25 minutes for whot— garden for about 25 minutes for whot t— garden for about 25 minutes for whot t whot— garden for about 25 minutes for what i what i'm— garden for about 25 minutes for what i what i'm what i just tepeot. — what i what i'm what i just tepeot. t— what i what i'm what i just repeat. i deeply- what i what i'm what i just repeat. i deeply sorry for that . this was something that was against the rules. it was a breach of the of the government , something . was absolutely , something. was absolutely despicable. film backed by the hottonot— despicable. film backed by the national film _ despicable. film backed by the national film and— : i film backed by the national film and television eehoot— national film and television eehoot. no— national film and television school, no less— national film and television school, no less ,_ national film and television school, no less , was the only school, no less, was the only when— school, no less, was the only htttteh enttw— school, no less, was the only british entry selected for the

etnoent— british entry selected for the student short— british entry selected for the student short film category at connee— student short film category at connee .— student short film category at connee . eo— student short film category at cannes . so lee— student short film category at cannes . so lee anderson, cannes. so lee anderson, oppotenttw— cannes. so lee anderson, oppotenttw tt-e— cannes. so lee anderson, apparently it's now also going to he— apparently it's now also going to be eligible— apparently it's now also going to be eligible for— apparently it's now also going to be eligible for an oscar. hoee— to be eligible for an oscar. hoee-toet— to be eligible for an oscar. does-just show- to be eligible for an oscar. does just show that the be does this just show that the be tho— does this just show that the be the ten— does this just show that the be kind left and— does this just show that the be kind left and the— does this just show that the be kind left and the entertainment tnonettw— kind left and the entertainment tnonettw hoe— kind left and the entertainment industry has hit— kind left and the entertainment industry has hit a— kind left and the entertainment industry has hit a new low when it industry has hit a new low when tt eonnee— industry has hit a new low when tt to— industry has hit a new low when it comes to their— industry has hit a new low when it comes to their coverage of eoneenottte— it comes to their coverage of conservative politics? . conservative politics? it has. he— conservative politics? it has. tte ehoettng— conservative politics? it has. it's shocking. the clue's in the title. we just saw that. then some deranged lunatic loading up a shotgun is a picture supposed to be a boris tear? this is a new a new level down that people have sunk to in this country like you say, it's the it's the be kind left. it's the tolerant ones. it's the kind of gentler politics. left wing politics. some left wing lunatics have obviously got their together to produce their heads together to produce this sort of film shock. i can't believe it, actually. believe i'm seeing it, actually. i i saw the first i mean, i saw it for the first time today, you know, i read a little bit about it and i thought, this has got to be parody. it's to be parody. surely it's got to be nonsense. actually just nonsense. but actually it's just a it could go a film festival. it could go to the oscars. what are we playing a film festival. it could go to thtiniscars. what are we playing a film festival. it could go to thtiniscarcountry?ire we playing a film festival. it could go to thtiniscarcountry? absolutelyig at in this country? absolutely ehoettng. — at in this country? absolutely ehoettng. lte— at in this country? absolutely shocking. .is the— at in this country? absolutely shocking. .is the only- “ ti.tit. “7 absolutely shocking. is the only british shocking. it is the only british enttw— shocking. it is the only british enttw ot— shocking. it is the only british entry at cannes,— shocking. it is the only british entry at cannes, if that's the teet— entry at cannes, if that's the heet whee— entry at cannes, if that's the best we've got— entry at cannes, if that's the best we've got for our filmmakers- best we've got for our filmmakers ,- best we've got for our filmmakers , then we've got

filmmakers, then we've got ptohtene— filmmakers, then we've got ptohtene tn— filmmakers, then we've got problems in this country. i'm tt-e— problems in this country. i'm tte not— problems in this country. i'm sure it's not by— problems in this country. i'm sure it's not by the- problems in this country. i'm sure it's not by the way,- problems in this country. i'm sure it's not by the way, but it just it shows just shows, you know, it shows the some people the direction that some people in country are going to in this country are going to have like that is have a title like that is absolutely abhorrent and it would be acceptable . and would never be acceptable. and it shouldn't be acceptable.- : ii and it shouldn't be acceptable. by the-tt— it shouldn't be acceptable. by the-h tt— it shouldn't be acceptable. by the-h tt woe— it shouldn't be acceptable. by the-if it was the- it shouldn't be acceptable. by the if it was the reverse. the way, if it was the reverse. i the way, if it was the reverse. t-tt— the way, if it was the reverse. t-tt-woe- the way, if it was the reverse. i-if-waslfilm l the way, if it was the reverse.- i-if-waslfilm made i mean, if there was a film made eotteo—ttownet- i mean, if there was a film made eotteo—ttownet .- i mean, if there was a film made called—rayner , iti called killing angela rayner, it wonto—etetw- called killing angela rayner, it would—every news. would be leading every news hottettn— would be leading every news hottettn tn— would be leading every news bulletin in this— would be leading every news bulletin in this country it bulletin in this country and it wont— bulletin in this country and it would completely would be completely unacceptable. the unacceptable. but what about the hwpoenew— unacceptable. but what about the hwpoenew ono— unacceptable. but what about the hypocrisy and iwant_ unacceptable. but what about the hypocrisy and want to actually hypocrisy and i want to actually ask hypocrisy and i want to actually oet-thte— hypocrisy and i want to actually ask-this shocking- ask you about this shocking onet— ask you about this shocking nonentieow— ask you about this shocking moment saw over the weekend. moment we saw over the weekend. i moment we saw over the weekend. t—weeteno i mean, what an amazing weekend it-unfortunately,- i mean, what an amazing weekend it unfortunately, there it was. but unfortunately, there potte— it was. but unfortunately, there pone ot— it was. but unfortunately, there were parts of our— it was. but unfortunately, there were parts of our media that eeeeo— were parts of our media that eeeneo—to- were parts of our media thati seemed—to bring seemed so desperate to bring town— seemed so desperate to bring town nnttw— seemed so desperate to bring town nnttw tn— seemed so desperate to bring down unity in britain . and there down unity in britain. and there thte— down unity in britain. and there was this moment— down unity in britain. and there was this moment on itv when the when— was this moment on itv when the british actress— was this moment on itv when the british actress described the hoettnghon — british actress described the buckingham palace balcony scene whene— buckingham palace balcony scene where the— buckingham palace balcony scene where the royal— buckingham palace balcony scene where the royal family stepped out oe— where the royal family stepped out as-terribly_ where the royal family stepped out as terribly white. and out as being terribly white. and to he— out as being terribly white. and to thot— out as being terribly white. and to me, that also— out as being terribly white. and to me, that also like to me, that also felt like a huge— to me, that also felt like aj hutie—hypocrisy to me, that also felt like a. hutie—hypocrisy - to me, that also felt like a- huge_hypocrisy . well, huge moment of hypocrisy. well, ehooh— huge moment of hypocrisy. well, ehoot. ehoot— huge moment of hypocrisy. well, shock, shock and— huge moment of hypocrisy. well, shock, shock and horror done. the royal family are white. they, you know, they marry white people normally. they have white children. then they all go on the balcony at a special event like this . hey presto, they're like this. hey presto, they're all white. what do they really

expect ? terribly nonsense. it's expect? terribly nonsense. it's divisive. it's nasty , it's divisive. it's nasty, it's horrible. you know, i've made some comments over the weekend as well. i said, you know, i mentioned the protests, which i think we'll come on to later. look, special look, this was a special occasion. it was a lovely occasion. it was a lovely occasion. it's one of those occasions where the whole country gets behind. country unites and gets behind. the behind the royal family will get behind each to each each other. we all nice to each other weekend and you other for a weekend and you get some idiot, some idiot commodity and try and spoil all and and try and spoil it all and just shut up. indeed, indeed. ano— just shut up. indeed, indeed. ant-cowe— just shut up. indeed, indeed. and-course, there's- l. indeed, indeed. and course, there's been , i and of course, there's been, i thtnh— and of course, there's been, i thtnh heoe— and of course, there's been, i think, 4500 complaints to ofcom totow— think, 4500 complaints to ofcom tooow. so— think, 4500 complaints to ofcom tooow. so the— think, 4500 complaints to ofcom today. so the bloke— think, 4500 complaints to ofcom today. so the bloke on the bbc who— today. so the bloke on the bbc who eotot— today. so the bloke on the bbc who eoto. on.— today. so the bloke on the bbc who said, oh, you— today. so the bloke on the bbc who said, oh, you haven't upset onwone— who said, oh, you haven't upset onwone wett— who said, oh, you haven't upset anyone. well proven to be anyone. well he's proven to be eonptetetw— anyone. well he's proven to be completely untrue. did completely untrue. we did oetnottw— completely untrue. we did oetoottw toet— completely untrue. we did actually just have a very fiery etoeh— actually just have a very fiery etoeh .— actually just have a very fiery etoeh . tee.— actually just have a very fiery clash , lee, between one of the clash, lee, between one of the ttepnhtteon— clash, lee, between one of the republican protesters and lady vtetotto— republican protesters and lady victoria hervey.— republican protesters and lady victoria hervey. now lady v is wtth— victoria hervey. now lady v is wtth won. — victoria hervey. now lady v is wtth won. she— victoria hervey. now lady v is with you. she just— victoria hervey. now lady v is with you. she just says the republicans,— with you. she just says the republicans, if— with you. she just says the republicans, if they don't like it, republicans, if they don't like tt-teote— republicans, if they don't like it,-leave the- republicans, if they don't like it, leave the country. do it, should leave the country. do you— it, should leave the country. do won-thoee— it, should leave the country. do you those comments? you stand by those comments? wett— you stand by those comments? well,_comments| you stand by those comments?- well,_comments last well, i made some comments last week.— well, i made some comments last weeh—tn week, as you know, and got me in hot wotet. — week, as you know, and got me in hot wotet. ano— week, as you know, and got me in hot water. and my— week, as you know, and got me in hot water. “t: i hot water. and my comment is quite simple. like quite simple. if you don't like our of life, our our british way of life, our culture, history, our royal culture, our history, our royal family, then what hell are

family, then what the hell are you here? you know, you've you doing here? you know, you've got you go got a free choice. you can go and elsewhere. proud to and live elsewhere. i'm proud to be british. i'm proud to have a royal proud to live royal family. i'm proud to live in this brilliant country of ours. country, as i said ours. this country, as i said before this show, a gift before on this show, is a gift to world. we're to to the world. we're lucky to live country. know live in this country. you know that if you don't like that dan and if you don't like it, you know what? get it, then you know what? get a dinghy and go to france. there's suggest there's been some suggest enooentw— there's been some suggest suddenly that— there's been some suggest suddenly that was there's been some suggest suddenly thatlwas your suddenly that it was maybe your confrontation— confrontation with the met pottee— police chief mark rowley, which oetnottw— police chief mark rowley, which oetnottw-o— police chief mark rowley, which oetnottw-o htt- police chief mark rowley, which actually - a bit of - police chief mark rowley, which actually-a bit of a- actually sparked a bit of a tougher— actually sparked a bit of a tougher approach. let's just hote— tougher approach. let's just hove o— tougher approach. let's just hove o toot— tougher approach. let's just have a look at— tougher approach. let's just have a look at what went down in tott— have a look at what went down in case folk missed— have a look at what went down in case folk missed it. _ have a look at what went down in case folk missed it. i think tte— case folk missed it. i think tte-thot— case folk missed it. i think it's that left the it's time that you left the ivory tower got out there on ivory tower and got out there on whitehall and sorted these people you took people out. you say you took five the force. five years out of the force. there's people there's probably people listening wish it listening to this today. wish it was longer one of was a lot longer and i'm one of them. i'm not going to sit here if them. i'm not going to sit here tt peopte— them. i'm not going to sit here tt peopte wont— them. i'm not going to sit here if people want to— them. i'm not going to sit here if people want to be— i'm not going to sit here if people want to be personally ottenette— if people want to be personally offensive, -write - if people want to be personally offensive, write the offensive, then write it in the neepepe — offensive, then write it in the newspapers. - not - offensive, then write it in the newspapers. not going to newspapers. but i'm not going to onewet—shotel answer those questions. shots theo— answer those questions. shots fired,-anderson_ answer those questions. shots fired, anderson okay. so fired, lee anderson okay. so first you've got to tell me what's the beef? what's the background well i mean, background there? well i mean, he personally offensive he was personally offensive to me that select committee. in me in that select committee. in my opinion. treat us like my opinion. he treat us like totote— my opinion. he treat us like totote ono— my opinion. he treat us like idiots and the— my opinion. he treat us like idiots and the big i've got

idiots and the big beef i've got tone— idiots and the big beef i've got done te— idiots and the big beef i've got done te we— idiots and the big beef i've got done is we .these- idiots and the big beef i've got done is we these protesters done is we see these protesters on-weettw— done is we see these protesters on-weekly basis- done is we see these protesters on weekly basis now on on almost weekly basis now on whttehott— on almost weekly basis now on whitehall-london,- on almost weekly basis now on whitehall london, causing whitehall around london, causing otetnptton— whitehall around london, causing otetnptton ono— whitehall around london, causing disruption and mayhem, stopping onhntoneee— disruption and mayhem, stopping onhntoneee .— disruption and mayhem, stopping ambulances , stopping buses, ambulances, stopping buses, etopptng— ambulances, stopping buses,i etopptng—etopptng stopping taxi drivers, stopping us stopping taxi drivers, stopping oe getttng— stopping taxi drivers, stopping us getting-work.— stopping taxi drivers, stopping us getting work. and he's sat us getting to work. and he's sat there—tower- us getting to work. and he's sat there _tower doing. there in his ivory tower doing nothtng— there in his ivory tower doing nothtng-so- there in his ivory tower doing nothtng-so t- there in his ivory tower doing nothing so i collared nothing about it. so i collared nth.— nothing about it. so i collared htn. tt— nothing about it. so i collared htn. tt woe— nothing about it. so i collared htn. tt nw— nothing about it. so i collared him. it was my chance to have a go ot— him. it was my chance to have a go ot htn. — him. it was my chance to have a go ot htn. t— him. it was my chance to have a go ot htn. t hoo— him. it was my chance to have a go at him. i had a— him. it was my chance to have a go at him. i had a real go at htn— go at him. i had a real go at him because— go at him. i had a real go at him because deserved hey him because he deserved it. hey pteetot—woei presto! 24 hours later there was on—pottee- presto! 24 hours later there was on—pottee wete| on whitehall. the police were otoggtng— on whitehall. the police were otoggtng theee— on whitehall. the police were dragging these protesters off ono— dragging these protesters off one—the- dragging these protesters off. and—the pavement dragging these protesters off- and_the pavement. he and put them on the pavement. he was and put them on the pavement. he woe—got- and put them on the pavement. he woe—got the- was saying he hasn't got the towe— was saying he hasn't got the toweloo— was saying he hasn't got the laws-do this. _ was saying he hasn't got the laws do this. they haven't laws to do this. they haven't got— laws to do this. they haven't got the— laws to do this. they haven't got the towe— laws to do this. they haven't got the laws to _ laws to do this. they haven't got the laws to do this and thew-te—now.| they're doing it right now. so whot— they're doing it right now. so whotlwoe— they're doing it right now. so whotlwoe-tn- they're doing it right now. so what-was-in the. they're doing it right now. so- what.was-in the select what he was saying in the select eonntttee— what he was saying in the select committee meeting was not true. so committee meeting was not true. so—the— committee meeting was not true. so—the ehonee- committee meeting was not true. so _the chance toi so i'm glad i had the chance to ehottenge— so i'm glad i had the chance to ehottenge htn— so i'm glad i had the chance to challenge him and— so i'm glad i had the chance to challenge him and stand up for the—geot- challenge him and stand up for the—gteot ettwl challenge him and stand up for the—great city of| the people of this great city of —ootng- the people of this great city of| ours. _doinglnow. ours. and they're doing it now. so, ours. and they're doing it now. so—gotng- ours. and they're doing it now. so—gotng to- ours. and they're doing it now.| so,_going to take so, yeah, i'm not going to take all so, yeah, i'm not going to take oh the— so, yeah, i'm not going to take all the credit— so, yeah, i'm not going to take all the credit for— so, yeah, i'm not going to take all the credit for it. but he needed— all the credit for it. but he needed telling. “g needed telling. the thing that annoys lee, is that, look, needed telling. the thing that annodid lee, is that, look, needed telling. the thing that annodid it lee, is that, look, needed telling. the thing that annodid it forte, is that, look, needed telling. the thing that anno did it for the; that, look, needed telling. the thing that annodid it for the coronation, they did it for the coronation yeah, why are they not doing yeah, but why are they not doing it these eco it when you have these eco terrorists standing in the middle the m25 or stopping middle of the m25 or stopping poor getting to school? poor kids getting to school? yep, yep, yep. that's where they need to be dragged off the street. it is. hopefully,

hopetnttw— street. it is. hopefully, hopefully now- it is. hopefully, hopefully now done. this will set hopefully now done. this will eet—hon- hopefully now done. this will set—you know,. hopefully now done. this will. set—you know, mark set a precedent. you know, mark ttowtew— set a precedent. you know, mark ttowtewloetnottw— set a precedent. you know, mark rowley actually doing job rowley is actually doing the job hee— rowley is actually doing the job he-e—whteh- rowley is actually doing the job he-e—whteh te- he's paid to do, which is instructing— he's paid to do, which is instructing his- he's paid to do, which is instructing his police officers to-etteete- to keep our streets safe. thew-te— to keep our streets safe.j thew-te—the to keep our streets safe.- they've_the past they've done it over the past weet— they've done it over the past week on— they've done it over the past week or so now— they've done it over the past week or so now since we had that eonttontotton. — week or so now since we had that confrontation. ian,— week or so now since we had that confrontation. ian, i— week or so now since we had that confrontation. ian, i think the eotonotonet— confrontation. ian, i think the coronations-a- confrontation. ian, i think the coronations a decent coronations fell at a decent ttne— coronations fell at a decent time-reinforce- coronations fell at a decent time reinforce what he's time to reinforce what he's gotng.— time to reinforce what he's doing. hopefully other doing. and hopefully other pottee— doing. and hopefully other police forces— doing. and hopefully other police forces around country police forces around the country toot— police forces around the country toot-now.— police forces around the country toot-now. t— police forces around the country look-now. i think,- police forces around the country look now. i think, you look at this now. i think, you know—etop- look at this now. i think, you. know—stop painting know what? let's stop painting totnhowe— know what? let's stop painting totnhowe on— know what? let's stop painting rainbows on cars— know what? let's stop painting rainbows on cars and dancing the thooneo -hte— rainbows on cars and dancing the macarena. _his job, - rainbows on cars and dancing the macartis a. _his job, - rainbows on cars and dancing the macartis keeping his job, rainbows on cars and dancing the macartis keeping theis job, rainbows on cars and dancing the macartis keeping the british which is keeping the british potho— which is keeping the british pnhtte eote. — which is keeping the british public safe. obviously, you've got the free advocate. got the free speech advocate. yes. which i am a part who say you should be able to protest. but isn't the point these these were not protests. i mean, they were not protests. i mean, they were caught with rape alarms which were going to be used to scare the horses . there were scare the horses. there were plans cover the state coach plans to cover the state coach in paint during the middle of the procession. and this is what's annoying me about this is thatis what's annoying me about this is that is protest, it? that that is not protest, is it? that is criminal damage. there are two different things going on here. people can protest all they want as long as do it they want as long as they do it peacefully. is down. it's peacefully. it is down. it's criminal damage.- peacefully. it is down. it's criminal damage. and. criminal damage. and i'll tell you— criminal damage. and i'll tell won—theee- criminal damage. and i'll tell. won—theee peopte you what, some of these people

thot— you what, some of these people thot-on— you what, some of these people that-on these- you what, some of these people that on these protests on that we see on these protests on an that we see on these protests on on otnoet— that we see on these protests on an almost weekly— that we see on these protests on an almost weekly basis now, i thtnt— an almost weekly basis now, i think professional think the professional protesters— protesters are fairly sure thew-te— protesters are fairly sure they've different they've got 100 different ptoeotoe— they've got 100 different placards-for- they've got 100 different placards for home a different placards at for home a different ptoteet— placards at for home a different ptoteet eoeh— placards at for home a different protest each - and - placards at for home a different protest each and just protest each week, and they just turn— protest each week, and they just torn-weet— protest each week, and they just turn _week and - protest each week, and they just turn week and protest on turn up each week and protest on a turn up each week and protest on o—thew-te- a different subject. they're anarchists.— a different subject. they're anarchists.- - a different subject. they're anarchists.- and. a different subject. they're. anarchists.- and they anarchists. exactly and they heet— anarchists. exactly and they need get haircut, get need to get a haircut, get a real probably most of them real job. probably most of them are being for are on benefits being paid for by judgemental . now look by us, too judgemental. now look , i've got to talk about this uk eurovision entry right now because i'm a big fan of eurovision. usually i'm really struggling to get behind this woman lee, because of the despicable comments that she has made about our country, about about boris johnson, who she said should be left to die when he had covid 19 and now apparently she, despite representing uk in eurovision , representing uk in eurovision, she's actually applied for a german passport. well, good luck to net.— german passport. well, good luck to hen t— german passport. well, good luck to hen t neon— german passport. well, good luck to hen t t— german passport. well, good luck to her. i mean, i hope— german passport. well, good luck to her. i mean, i hope she- i“ well, good luck to her. i mean, i hope she gets it to her. i mean, i hope she gets tt tt— to her. i mean, i hope she gets tt tt ehe— to her. i mean, i hope she gets it if she becomes— to her. i mean, i hope she gets it if she becomes a— to her. i mean, i hope she gets it if she becomes a german otttzen— it if she becomes a german otttzen ehe— it if she becomes a german citizen, she might actually have a citizen, she might actually have oehone— citizen, she might actually have oehone ot— citizen, she might actually have a chance of winning the twotteton— a chance of winning the eurovision hong kong because we eeen-tt.— eurovision hong kong because we never seem-it, do- eurovision hong kong because we never seem it, do we? never seem to win it, do we? i tte— never seem to win it, do we? i

mean, it's absolutely disgraceful.- mean, it's absolutely disgraceful. a lady disgraceful. this this is a lady thot— disgraceful. this this is a lady thot eowe— disgraceful. this this is a lady that says she's— disgraceful. this this is a lady that says she's ashamed to be when.— that says she's ashamed to be british, hates— that says she's ashamed to be british, hates this— that says she's ashamed to be british, hates this country. she— british, hates this country. she-o— british, hates this country. she-a racist- british, hates this country. she-a racist elite,| she calls you a racist elite, which quite, quite happy to which is quite, quite happy to take and the fame take some of that and the fame and to sing songs on and fortune to sing songs on behalf of this great country of ours. if ashamed and good ours. if she's ashamed and good toet— ours. if she's ashamed and good toot to— ours. if she's ashamed and good toot to net.— ours. if she's ashamed and good toot to he. get— ours. if she's ashamed and good luck to her, get your— if she's ashamed and good luck to her, get your german poeepott— luck to her, get your german poeepott-to- luck to her, get your german passport to germany luck to her, get your german passdon't to germany luck to her, get your german passdon't come to germany luck to her, get your german passdon't come back. trmany luck to her, get your german passdon't come back. nany luck to her, get your german passdon't come back. e and don't come back. i wasn't eotptteeo— and don't come back. i wasn't eotptteeo to — and don't come back. i wasn't surprised to hear keir starmer in today. surprised to hear keir starmer in today . say that surprised to hear keir starmer in today. say that he's in pmqs today. say that he's she's one of his constituents because this is how they all think. yeah, it is. it's north london again. it's the metropolitan.- :“ igiit “ it's the metropolitan. they, like i've eoto— metropolitan. they, like i've said before,— metropolitan. they, like i've said before, done on this show, the oehoneo— said before, done on this show, the ashamed of— said before, done on this show, the ashamed of our country, our htetow— the ashamed of our country, our htetotw. ow— the ashamed of our country, our history, our culture,— the ashamed of our country, our history, our culture, our etetwthtng— history, our culture, our everything we stand he everything we stand for. he thtnte— thinks that's funny. i don't thtnt— thinks that's funny. i don't. thtnt—tett think it's funny. and i'll tell you— think it's funny. and i'll tell won-the— think it's funny. and i'll tell won-the toet- think it's funny. and i'll tell you the vast majority you what the vast majority of the— you what the vast majority of thte—thtnt- this country don't think it's tonnw. — this country don't think it's funny. .indeed.- this country don't think it's funny. :: �*ftt�*ti;.. funny. no, indeed. well i'm actually going be actually not going to be watching on saturday night because what, because i'll tell you what, conservative if conservative democratic if anybody's it anybody's watching this now, it follows or follows me on twitter or on facebook watching facebook and they're watching the contest. the eurovision song contest. please me . ha please don't follow me. ha okay-— please don't follow me. ha otow. won.— please don't follow me. ha okay. yeah. you— please don't follow me. ha okay. yeah. you gotta- please don't follow me. ha okay. yeah. you gotta be watching gb news, right? gb news lee anderson, deputy chairman of the conservative party. thank you so much for coming up. as

rishi sunak vows to resist woke issues like gender extremism and warped sex education in schools while slippery starmer says that irrelevant will oppose the left's toxic ideologies help the tories defeat labour at the next election. my superstar panel returned to debate that soon, but next, as prince harry's ghost—writer speaks out about but next, as prince harry's ghoroyalster speaks out about but next, as prince harry's gho royals with jeaks out about but next, as prince harry's gho royals with the is out about but next, as prince harry's gho royals with the angry about but next, as prince harry's gho royals with the angry duke the royals with the angry duke of delusion as columnist sarah vine that he's gone from vine write that he's gone from adored to brittle adored younger son to a brittle has been harry's biographer angela levin gives her take in just a couple of minutes time .

now the duke of delusion. prince harry faced an unsurprising hinckley awkward weekend as he briefly skulked back to britain for his father's coronation but this week doesn't look to be getting much easier for haughty has as the renowned ghost—writer jay moehringer revealed that he

found his experience rather writing harry's mucky memoir spare exasperating as he remembered one particularly fiery exchange . so he said, fiery exchange. so he said, although this wasn't the first time that harry and i had argued , it felt different. it felt as if we were hurtling towards some kind dodi decisive rupture in kind of dodi decisive rupture in part because harry was no longer saying anything . he was just saying anything. he was just glaring into the camera with even his stateside allies like moehringer turning on him. the mail's sarah vine sees us in no mood to give the disruptive duke a break. she observes that harry's very public split with the royal family has taken away the royal family has taken away the one reason america cared about him in the first place, concluding in just a few short years, he has gone from being concluding in just a few short yea adored as gone from being concluding in just a few short yea adored youngest iom being concluding in just a few short yea adored youngest son being concluding in just a few short yea adored youngest son toing concluding in just a few short yea adored youngest son to a; the adored youngest son to a bitter and brittle has been harsh. perhaps that may be true . so to analyse, i'm delighted to be joined live in the studio by the royal author. she was prince harry's biographer, spent a lot of time with him. angela

levin so angela, look, firstly she these revelations from the ghost—writer very fascinating to me because by the end of the piece he's saying no , harry and piece he's saying no, harry and meghan are lovely and they looked after me and i'm sure he's very happy with the millions and millions made. she gave sweets. yes bought gave him sweets. yes she bought him but it's very him sweets, yes. but it's very clear that work in with harry is really difficult. he's troubled. yes. i think , you know, he's got yes. i think, you know, he's got two terrible down stage where the only way he can actually feel his powerful is to shout and scream at people . and i and scream at people. and i think that's because - iit“t: i and i think that's because he's very nnhoppw. — think that's because he's very nnhoppw. t— think that's because he's very nnhoppw. t neon— think that's because he's very unhappy. i mean, he's got every oppononttw— unhappy. i mean, he's got every opponenttw to— unhappy. i mean, he's got every opportunity to cut— unhappy. i mean, he's got every opportunity to cut off etetwthtng. - opportunity to cut off everything, draw a line, a big the— everything, draw a line, a big ttne ono— everything, draw a line, a big line and move— everything, draw a line, a big line and move on. but he won't . line and move on. but he won't. he line and move on. but he won't. he wonte— line and move on. but he won't. he wonte to— line and move on. but he won't. he wants to sit— line and move on. but he won't. he wants to sit there and get very— he wants to sit there and get tetw. tetw— he wants to sit there and get very, very detached and that hee— very, very detached and that he-e gotng— very, very detached and that he-e gotng to— very, very detached and that he's going to get his way even if he's going to get his way even tt hee— he's going to get his way even tt he-e oeteo— he's going to get his way even if he's asked to— he's going to get his way even if he's asked to expert to give htn— if he's asked to expert to give htn oottee—

if he's asked to expert to give htn oottee .— if he's asked to expert to give him advice . he— if he's asked to expert to give him advice . he won't take any him advice. he won't take any oottee— him advice. he won't take any oottee hon— him advice. he won't take any advice from anyone except tteghon. — advice from anyone except meghan. then— advice from anyone except meghan. then he does absolutely . ttoettw— meghan. then he does absolutely . hoettw whot— meghan. then he does absolutely . mostly what she— meghan. then he does absolutely . mostly what she tells him to to.— . mostly what she tells him to to. tee.— . mostly what she tells him to to. vee- — . mostly what she tells him to do. yes. because— . mostly what she tells him to do. yes. i e : do. yes. because what it seemed to me is like this ghost—writer was trying to save him from himself . he was trying to save him from himself. he was trying to exclude certain parts, inappropriate that were inappropriate. but i'm thinking my goodness, what did he leave out? because there was so much inappropriate stuff left in this book? yes. well, i think ptohohtw— book? yes. well, i think ptohohtw thew- 7 yes. well, i think probably they had arguments ohont— probably they had argumentsl ohont—thete about that. he said that there tote— about that. he said that there tote ot— about that. he said that there were lots of other— about that. he said that there were lots of other arguments. i thtnt— were lots of other arguments. i thtnt we— were lots of other arguments. i think we didn't— were lots of other arguments. i think we didn't need know think we didn't need to know ohont— think we didn't need to know about-private— think we didn't need to know about-private-wel about his private parts. we oton-t— about his private parts. we oton-t-to— about his private parts. we didn't-to-thatl about his private parts. we- didn't-to-that william didn't need to know that william was didn't need to know that williamj woewen—h was circumcised, especially when he-htn — was circumcised, especially when he-htn thttw— was circumcised, especially when he-htn tttttw. t— was circumcised, especially when he him willy. i thought he called him willy. i thought thot— he called him willy. i thought that-absolutely- he called him willy. i thought that absolutely disgusting . that was absolutely disgusting. it that was absolutely disgusting. tt—eone- that was absolutely disgusting. tt—eone ontl that was absolutely disgusting.| it_come out and it should have all come out and if it should have all come out and t heo— it should have all come out and t heet-gone— it should have all come out and if he'd gone through how he if he'd just gone through how he hoen-t— if he'd just gone through how he hoen-t tonne— if he'd just gone through how he hasn't found himself yet or eonethtng— hasn't found himself yet or something like— hasn't found himself yet or something like that in the book and something like that in the book one the— something like that in the book one the thtnge— something like that in the book and the things that happened, the.— and the things that happened, the. hot— and the things that happened, the. not not— and the things that happened, fine. but not-it- and the things that happened, fine. but not-it to- fine. but not to use it to oheotntetw— fine. but not to use it to absolutely swipe his family. and i absolutely swipe his family. and t thought— absolutely swipe his family. and t thought .— absolutely swipe his family. and tthonght . won— absolutely swipe his family. and i thought , you know, he looked i thought, you know, he looked tetw— i thought, you know, he looked tetw tonetw— i thought, you know, he looked tetw tonetw ono— i thought, you know, he looked very lonely and tense when he wotteo— very lonely and tense when he wotteo tn— very lonely and tense when he walked in through the cathedral when— walked in through the cathedral when ott— walked in through the cathedral when ott nte— walked in through the cathedral when all his cousins have got thet— when all his cousins have got thett thet— when all his cousins have got their their partners . and i

their their partners. and i thought— their their partners. and i thought that,— their their partners. and i thought that, you know , come on thought that, you know, come on now. he's married.— thought that, you know, come on now. he's married. he's married to o— now. he's married. he's married to a woman who's— now. he's married. he's married to a woman who's supposed to tote— to a woman who's supposed to tote htn — to a woman who's supposed to tote htn .— to a woman who's supposed to tote htn -wby_ to a woman who's supposed to love him . why isn't she there love him. why isn't she there hetptng— love him. why isn't she there hetptng htn — love him. why isn't she there hetptng htn e— love him. why isn't she there helping him ? and why doesn't she helping him? and why doesn't she say helping him? and why doesn't she eow to— helping him? and why doesn't she eow to htn — helping him? and why doesn't she eow to htn .— helping him? and why doesn't she say to him , listen— helping him? and why doesn't she say to him , listen to this man? say to him, listen to this man? heeonee— say to him, listen to this man? heeonee he-e— say to him, listen to this man? because he's an— say to him, listen to this man? because he's an expert. won because he's an expert. he's won owotoe— because he's an expert. he's won owotoe .— because he's an expert. he's won owotoe . he— because he's an expert. he's won awards . he knows— because he's an expert. he's won awards . he knows what he's awards. he knows what he's totttng— awards. he knows what he's talking about— awards. he knows what he's talking about ,_ awards. he knows what he's talking about, but she doesn't ehe— talking about, but she doesn't ehe ooeen-t— talking about, but she doesn't she doesn't seem— talking about, but she doesn't she doesn't seem to want to be there— she doesn't seem to want to be thete when— she doesn't seem to want to be there when she's— she doesn't seem to want to be there when she's needed because ehe-e— there when she's needed because ehe-e thew— there when she's needed because ehe-e hoew gotng— there when she's needed because she's busy going out for a walk or she's busy going out for a walk on eonethtng— she's busy going out for a walk or something like— she's busy going out for a walk or something like that. you know 7 or something like that. you know e—he— or something like that. you know e—he ooeen-t- or something like that. you know ?_he doesn't know. ? and i think he doesn't know how— ? and i think he doesn't know how to— ? and i think he doesn't know how to handle— ? and i think he doesn't know how to handle it.— ? and i think he doesn't know how to handle it. i think he's otown— how to handle it. i think he's otown hee— how to handle it. i think he's drawn he's pulled in two directions.— drawn he's pulled in two directions. the- drawn he's pulled in two directions. the few parts of him thot— directions. the few parts of him thot oetnottw— directions. the few parts of him that actually like— directions. the few parts of him that actually like what happened in that actually like what happened tn nte— that actually like what happened tn hte wonth— that actually like what happened in his youth and— that actually like what happened in his youth and how the nonotehw— in his youth and how the monarchy exists. and the other is monarchy exists. and the other te thot— monarchy exists. and the other te thot hee— monarchy exists. and the other is that he's absolutely obsessed wtth— is that he's absolutely obsessed wtth tteghon— is that he's absolutely obsessed with meghan and— is that he's absolutely obsessed with meghan and he has to obey her with meghan and he has to obey het ono— with meghan and he has to obey he on keep— with meghan and he has to obey her and keep her— with meghan and he has to obey her and keep her happy, which he eon-t— her and keep her happy, which he eon-t oo— her and keep her happy, which he can't do because— her and keep her happy, which he can't do because she's one of thoee— can't do because she's one of thoee women— can't do because she's one of those women that— can't do because she's one of those women that nothing's ever enough— those women that nothing's ever enough . — those women that nothing's ever enough . anu— those women that nothing's ever enough . and then— those women that nothing's ever enough . “t: enough. and then when he's deaung enough. and then when he's dealing with four court cases, imagine , imagine the pressure imagine, imagine the pressure that that piles on. and we're going to be talking later in the show about the detail of the

mirror case, which came to court today. but, know, the man, today. but, you know, the man, angela, you know, his psyche. why is he obsessed with being why is he so obsessed with being involved in court after involved in court case after court because, look, court case? because, look, having been involved with those sorts profile sorts of high profile court cases of choice, cases myself, not out of choice, they take a huge emotional toll. yet he wants to be involved in as many as possible because he wants power. anything that gives him wants power. anything that gives htn poe— wants power. anything that gives htn poe who— wants power. anything that gives him power, who listens- anything that gives him power, who listens to him . him power, who listens to him. now:— him power, who listens to him. how. we— him power, who listens to him. how. we tn— him power, who listens to him. now, we saw in when the service gotng— now, we saw in when the service gotng on— now, we saw in when the service was going on, nobody cared two hoote— was going on, nobody cared two hoote ohout— was going on, nobody cared two hoots about him. _ was going on, nobody cared two hoots about him. they weren't hooe— hoots about him. they weren't hooe. thew— hoots about him. they weren't boos, they weren't claps. you know.— boos, they weren't claps. you know. hee— boos, they weren't claps. you know, he's irrelevant. and to note— know, he's irrelevant. and to make himself— know, he's irrelevant. and to make himself unread relevant, if thot-e— make himself unread relevant, if thot-e o— make himself unread relevant, if thot-e o wont— make himself unread relevant, if that's a word that— make himself unread relevant, if that's a word that he wants to keep — that's a word that he wants to keep gotng— that's a word that he wants to keep gotng ono— that's a word that he wants to keep going and win. '“t: that's a word that he wants to keep going and win . '“t: keep going and win. and let's tuet— keep going and win. and let's tuet he— keep going and win. and let's tuet he tetw— keep going and win. and let's just be very clear about what he's trying to do . he's trying he's trying to do. he's trying to shut down people like you. he's trying down people he's trying to shut down people like honours albie, like me who honours albie, commentate and report out on his life, which is actually something that journalists should be able to do. well, i liked him a lot— should be able to do. well, i liked him a lot when- should be able to do. well, i liked him a lot when i- : t:tit well, i liked him a lot when i wrote the hook.— liked him a lot when i wrote the pooh. t— liked him a lot when i wrote the pooh. t woen-t— liked him a lot when i wrote the book. i wasn't unkind at all and

but book. iwasn't unkind at all and put t— book. iwasn't unkind at all and put t teoeteo— book. i wasn't unkind at all and but i reacted based on his hehottoun— but i reacted based on his behaviour. yeah. and i spent a lot behaviour. yeah. and i spent a tot ot— behaviour. yeah. and i spent a tot ot the— behaviour. yeah. and i spent a lot of time with— behaviour. yeah. and i spent a lot of time with him. we went to engogenente— lot of time with him. we went to engagements and— lot of time with him. we went to engagements and all that sort. we not— engagements and all that sort. tte hot tong— engagements and all that sort. we had long conversations in the potoee— we had long conversations in the potoee ono— we had long conversations in the potoee on t— we had long conversations in the palace and i build— we had long conversations in the palace and i build up a picture. it's palace and i build up a picture. we o— palace and i build up a picture. we o eon— palace and i build up a picture. we o eott ot— palace and i build up a picture. it's a sort of verbal— palace and i build up a picture. it's a sort of verbal picture, ten-t— it's a sort of verbal picture, ten-t tt— it's a sort of verbal picture, ten-t tt e— it's a sort of verbal picture, isn't it 7 and— it's a sort of verbal picture, isn't it 7 and i— it's a sort of verbal picture, isn't it ? and i think that isn't it? and i think that thot-e— isn't it? and i think that thot-e not— isn't it? and i think that that's not the- isn't it? and i think that that's not the point with him how. — that's not the point with him how. the— that's not the point with him now. the point— that's not the point with him now. the point is to slice everybody— now. the point is to slice everybody to— now. the point is to slice everybody, to try and give htneett— everybody, to try and give htneett o— everybody, to try and give himself a position of course he hoen-t— himself a position of course he but got— himself a position of course he but got tt— himself a position of course he but got t. t— himself a position of course he hasn't got it. i spent a while toottng— hasn't got it. i spent a while toottng up— hasn't got it. i spent a while looking up what— hasn't got it. i spent a while looking up what he does now in the tow— looking up what he does now in the tow ono— looking up what he does now in the day and who— looking up what he does now in the day and who his friends are . wett— the day and who his friends are . wett. wou— the day and who his friends are . well, you know,— the day and who his friends are . well, you know, he doesn't to— . well, you know, he doesn't seem to have— . well, you know, he doesn't seem to have friends. megan's got the— seem to have friends. megan's got the friends— seem to have friends. megan's got the friends .— seem to have friends. megan's got the friends . and what he's got the friends. and what he's gotng— got the friends. and what he's ootng te— got the friends. and what he's ootng te eett— got the friends. and what he's doing is self care.— got the friends. and what he's doing is self care. he spends a lot doing is self care. he spends a tot ot— doing is self care. he spends a tot ot the— doing is self care. he spends a lot of time doing— doing is self care. he spends a lot of time doing that. it's ttegon-e— lot of time doing that. it's megan's world. / lot of time doing that. it's megan's world. t/tziuiit“ ti; megan's world. yeah. he just lives in it. well, he- megan's world. / ti;_.~ift . “ . well, he doesn't lives in it. well, he doesn't the— lives in it. well, he doesn't the .— lives in it. well, he doesn't the . he— lives in it. well, he doesn't the . he hoe— lives in it. well, he doesn't live . he has to— l “ . well, he doesn't live . he has to endure it. live. he has to endure it. hetuottw— live. he has to endure it. hetuottw t— live. he has to endure it. actually i think. vomit. t:tit actually i think. what do you make of sarah vine's point in the daily mail today that harry now feels like a brittle has been . well he is a brittle has been. well he is a brittle has teen— been. well he is a brittle has teen no— been. well he is a brittle has been no doubt— “ well he is a brittle has been no doubt about it . so you been no doubt about it. so you ogtee— been no doubt about it. so you ogtee wtth— been no doubt about it. so you agree with her?— been no doubt about it. so you agree with her? well, i do agree

wtth— agree with her? well, i do agree wtth het— agree with her? well, i do agree with her because— agree with her? well, i do agree with her because what is he gtttng— with her because what is he gtwng to— with her because what is he gtwng to the— with her because what is he giving to the country? nothing. tthot— giving to the country? nothing. tthot-gtttng— giving to the country? nothing. tthot-gtttng tn— giving to the country? nothing. what-giving in in- giving to the country? nothing. what giving in in america? what is he giving in in america? all what is he giving in in america? htt hee— what is he giving in in america? htt he-e gotng— what is he giving in in america? all he's doing is— what is he giving in in america? all he's doing is moaning and whtntng. — all he's doing is moaning and whtntng. how— all he's doing is moaning and whining. how is— all he's doing is moaning and whining. how is he behaving as a son whining. how is he behaving as a ot— whining. how is he behaving as a ot the— whining. how is he behaving as a son of the king?— whining. how is he behaving as a son of the king? he— whining. how is he behaving as a son of the king? he is trying to ottoet— son of the king? he is trying to ottoet htn. — son of the king? he is trying to attack him. he's— son of the king? he is trying to attack him. he's trying to bring htn— attack him. he's trying to bring htn oown. — attack him. he's trying to bring htn town. he— attack him. he's trying to bring him down. he didn't look at him when— him down. he didn't look at him when he— him down. he didn't look at him when he eone— him down. he didn't look at him when he came in.— him down. he didn't look at him when he came in. he didn't have the— when he came in. he didn't have ttne to— when he came in. he didn't have ttne to go— when he came in. he didn't have ttne to go ono— when he came in. he didn't have time to go and say,— when he came in. he didn't have time to go and say, you know, wett— time to go and say, you know, wett tone— time to go and say, you know, wett oone .— time to go and say, you know, well done , dad.— time to go and say, you know, well done , dad. and well done, well done, dad. and well done, wtttton — well done, dad. and well done, wtttton .— well done, dad. and well done, wtttton tou— well done, dad. and well done, william . you know, and if you william. you know, and if you oon-t— william. you know, and if you oon-t ghe— william. you know, and if you don't give anything but you want it don't give anything but you want tt ott— don't give anything but you want tt ott hoot— don't give anything but you want tt ott hook to— don't give anything but you want it all back to you,— don't give anything but you want it all back to you, you're out in it all back to you, you're out tn the— it all back to you, you're out tn the cote.— it all back to you, you're out in the cold. and— it all back to you, you're out in the cold. and the whole nonsense of— in the cold. and the whole nonsense of going back, rushing hoot— nonsense of going back, rushing hook to— nonsense of going back, rushing hook to he— nonsense of going back, rushing back to be with— nonsense of going back, rushing back to be with archie for his httthtow— back to be with archie for his httthoow .— back to be with archie for his htnhoow . wou— back to be with archie for his birthday , you got there at 8:30 birthday, you got there at 8:30 at birthday, you got there at 8:30 ot ntghte— birthday, you got there at 8:30 ot ntghte ho— birthday, you got there at 8:30 at night? no four— birthday, you got there at 8:30 at night? no four year old has a httthoow— at night? no four year old has a httthoow ot— at night? no four year old has a birthday at half— at night? no four year old has a birthday at half past eight at ntght. — birthday at half past eight at ntght. hut— birthday at half past eight at ntght. out we— birthday at half past eight at night. but we saw meghan walk, whoee— night. but we saw meghan walk, whoee heoe— night. but we saw meghan walk, whose head she— night. but we saw meghan walk, whose head she had to stay there tolouthentte. — whose head she had to stay there to.authentic. one— whose head she had to stay there to authentic. one her to be authentic. one of her totouttte— to be authentic. one of her favourite words— to be authentic. one of her favourite words .- to be authentic. one of her favourite words . and that she favourite words. and that she wouto— favourite words. and that she wouto wou— favourite words. and that she would you know,— favourite words. and that she would you know, wanted to be wtth — would you know, wanted to be wtth htn — would you know, wanted to be wtth htn ott— would you know, wanted to be with him all day.— would you know, wanted to be with him all day. but she was out— with him all day. but she was out wotttng— with him all day. but she was out walking with— with him all day. but she was out walking with friends. so thot-e— out walking with friends. so thot-e o— out walking with friends. so that's a hypocrite , hypocritical that's a hypocrite, hypocritical thtng— that's a hypocrite, hypocritical thtng to— that's a hypocrite, hypocritical thtng to eow— that's a hypocrite, hypocritical thing to say. and— that's a hypocrite, hypocritical thing to say. and he can't understand— thing to say. and he can't understand that. what's going

on. understand that. what's going tte— understand that. what's going tt-e ott— understand that. what's going tt-e ott o— understand that. what's going on. it's all a mess. understand that. what's going on. it's all a mess . exactly. on. it's all a mess. exactly. tte— on. it's all a mess. exactly. tt-e ott— on. it's all a mess. exactly. tt-e ott o— on. it's all a mess. exactly. it's all a terrible- on. it's all a mess. exactly. it's all a terrible mess. but as you— it's all a terrible mess. but as wou eow— it's all a terrible mess. but as wou eow. hngeto— it's all a terrible mess. but as you say, angela levin, he has to ohew— you say, angela levin, he has to ohew hen— you say, angela levin, he has to ohew het. wou— you say, angela levin, he has to obey her, you know,— you say, angela levin, he has to obey her, you know, and there you— obey her, you know, and there wou go. — obey her, you know, and there wou go. hut— obey her, you know, and there you go. but look,— obey her, you know, and there you go. but look, so- obey her, you know, and there you go. g you go. but look, so great to speak. angela levin, harry's biographer, of course, also the biographer, of course, also the biographer of camilla and we will speak next week. thank you . but coming up, as the police bnng . but coming up, as the police bring national crime bring in the national crime agency the snp's finance agency over the snp's finance probe, is the jig up for sturgeon and her cabal of separatist deputy leader of the scottish conservatives , megan scottish conservatives, megan gallagher. think she's their gallagher. i think she's their big hope north the border. big hope north of the border. she's to join soon, but she's going to join me soon, but next, sunak vows to next, as rishi sunak vows to resist woke issues while surprise starmer they are surprise starmer says they are irrelevant opposing the irrelevant while opposing the left's helped left's toxic ideology helped the tories election, my tories win the next election, my superstar panel debate in superstar panel debate that in just a moment.

it's 10 pm. i'm dan wootton. tonight, prince harry might be back in montecito, but his battle with the british press rages on. that's as the publisher of the mirror newspaper group admits there is some evidence of unlawful information gathering. but but is it healthy for the duke of sussex to continue waging war with the uk. media despite claiming to want to start a peaceful new life in california while the rest of the royal family settle out of court? i'll be posing that question to my superstar panel shortly. and tonight, i'm joined by dominic samuels. adam brooks and matthew lazar. samuels. adam brooks and matthew lazar . then i'll samuels. adam brooks and matthew lazar. then i'll ask comedy legend jim davidson what he thought of harry's one man show

at the coronation , including at the coronation, including princess anne's convenient headwear that kept the disgraced duke well out of sight. and we'll get his take on the bud bear boycott when jim davidson returns in uncanceled cannot wait . who knows what's going to wait. who knows what's going to happen later this hour. rishi sunak keir starmer have gone sunak and keir starmer have gone head to head on the culture wars with the labour leader telling his shadow cabinet it's not important answer important whether he can answer bafic important whether he can answer basic questions like this . keir basic questions like this. keir had said 99.9% of e keir had said 99.9% of women don't hote— had said 99.9% of women don't hote penteee. — had said 99.9% of women don't have penises. : have penises. almost nobody but nobody is talking about trans issues. so nobody is talking about trans issues . so is the prime minister issues. so is the prime minister ttght— issues. so is the prime minister ttght to— issues. so is the prime minister nght to etono— issues. so is the prime minister right to stand up— issues. so is the prime minister right to stand up to— so is the prime minister right to stand up to trans ettenntenn— right to stand up to trans extremism and the britain hating tthetot— extremism and the britain hating liberal elite? _ extremism and the britain hating liberal elite? and— extremism and the britain hating liberal elite? ' “t: i: liberal elite? and could tackling woke ideology be a silver bullet for the tories at the ballot box? that's how big debate plus, as it emerges debate next. plus, as it emerges , the national crime agency, which been dubbed britain's which has been dubbed britain's fbi, been called into the fbi, has been called into the snp finances investigation. are the scandal ridden separatists about to lose their stranglehold in holyrood ? the tory, who could

in holyrood? the tory, who could save the conservatives in scotland? meghan gallagher , who scotland? meghan gallagher, who broke her maternity leave to vote against scheming sturgeon sick gender reform bill. she's going to speak out live and finally has albie says most sanctimonious presenter been caught spreading fake news. well, i have to say i'm a little bit disappointed in keir starmer not saying he's going to overturn this latest bit of legislation. no , that's that's a legislation. no, that's that's a thot-e— legislation. no, that's that's a miss. that's unfortunately a misapprehension. just because the-hote— misapprehension. just because the-hove got— misapprehension. just because the-hove got o- misapprehension. just because the-have got a-iti the police have got a power, it ooeen-t— the police have got a power, it ooeen-t neon— the police have got a power, it doesn't mean they to use doesn't mean they have to use it. doesn't mean they have to use tt. hon-t— doesn't mean they have to use tt. hon-t nntee— doesn't mean they have to use it. don't miss that— doesn't mean they have to use it. don't miss that hysterical the— it. don't miss that hysterical the ot— it. don't miss that hysterical life of o'brien— it. don't miss that hysterical life of o'brien moment coming up in life of o'brien moment coming up tn the— life of o'brien moment coming up tn the neoto. — life of o'brien moment coming up in the media. it'll— life of o'brien moment coming up in the media. . l. in the media. it'll also be a new greatest britain and union jackass before the night is out . first pages, too off . first front pages, too hot off the . i'm going show you the press. i'm going to show you them minutes , straight them in mere minutes, straight after headlines with after the news headlines with polly . and dan, polly middlehurst. and dan, thank you. good evening. the top etotw— thank you. good evening. the top etotw ot— thank you. good evening. the top etotw ot hoee.— good evening. the top story at 10:00, government plans to story at 10:00, government plans story at10:00, government plans to tu— story at10:00, government plans to remove eu laws— story at 10:00, government plans to remove eu laws from the uk etotute— to remove eu laws from the uk etotute hoot— to remove eu laws from the uk statute book by— to remove eu laws from the uk statute book by the end of this

weot— statute book by the end of this weot hote— statute book by the end of this weot hove no— statute book by the end of this year have now been scrapped. huetneee— year have now been scrapped. business secretary kemi badenoch said business secretary kemi badenoch eoto ontw— business secretary kemi badenoch said only around— business secretary kemi badenoch said only around 600 out of 4800 towe— said only around 600 out of 4800 towe wouto— said only around 600 out of 4800 laws would now— said only around 600 out of 4800 laws would now be— said only around 600 out of 4800 laws would now be revoked under the tetotneo— laws would now be revoked under the retained eu— laws would now be revoked under the retained eu law— laws would now be revoked under the retained eu law bill. it's duet— the retained eu law bill. it's oue. ehe— the retained eu law bill. it's oue. ehe eowe— the retained eu law bill. it's due, she says, to— the retained eu law bill. it's due, she says, to risks of legal uneettotntw— due, she says, to risks of legal uneettotntw tt— due, she says, to risks of legal uncertainty if they— due, she says, to risks of legal uncertainty if they were automatically scrapped. former eoneenottte— automatically scrapped. former conservative cabinet minister goeoh— conservative cabinet minister jacob rees—mogg accused rishi sunot— jacob rees—mogg accused rishi sunot ot— jacob rees—mogg accused rishi sunak of shredding his own ptonteee— sunak of shredding his own promises and— sunak of shredding his own promises and his deeds are not notehtng— promises and his deeds are not notehtng . — promises and his deeds are not matching . that— promises and his deeds are not matching . that is— promises and his deeds are not matching. that is a- promises and his deeds are not matching . 3g matching. that is a dangerous position for a prime minister to be in the 2019 manifesto that people like me got elected on is not being followed. brexit, that was meant to be safeguarded by this is now being blocked by remainers in the house of lords and weakness coming from ministries. this seems to me to be a real blow to brexit, a problem for brexit not delivering on what we want and not giving us the fruits of deregulation that we voted for. meanwhile, the archbishop of

contethutw— meanwhile, the archbishop of canterbury has— meanwhile, the archbishop of canterbury has today condemned the government's— canterbury has today condemned the government's illegal ntgtotton— the government's illegal migration bill— the government's illegal migration bill in a rare intervention- migration bill in a rare intervention from the house of totoe. — intervention from the house of totoe. the— intervention from the house of lords. the controversial legislation _ lords. the controversial legislation aims to detain and ptonpttw— legislation aims to detain and ptonpttw tennote— legislation aims to detain and promptly remove migrants who tn— promptly remove migrants who tn the— promptly remove migrants who arrive in the uk— promptly remove migrants who arrive in the uk in small boats. it arrive in the uk in small boats. tt oteo— arrive in the uk in small boats. tt oteo toote— arrive in the uk in small boats. it also looks to— arrive in the uk in small boats. it also looks to limit the ohttttw— it also looks to limit the ohttttw ot— it also looks to limit the ability of the _ it also looks to limit the ability of the european court of humon— ability of the european court of hunon tttghte— ability of the european court of human rights to— ability of the european court of human rights to prevent the oepottotton— human rights to prevent the deportation of— human rights to prevent the deportation of asylum seekers . deportation of asylum seekers. howntng— deportation of asylum seekers. downing street— deportation of asylum seekers. downing street says the bill is compassionate— downing street says the bill is compassionate and fair , but compassionate and fair, but guettn— compassionate and fair, but guettn wethw— compassionate and fair, but justin welby said it treats ntgtonte— justin welby said it treats ntgtonte oe— justin welby said it treats migrants as invaders. now the ttowot— migrants as invaders. now the ttowot cottege— migrants as invaders. now the royal college of— migrants as invaders. now the royal college of nursing in ttotee— royal college of nursing in ttotee hoe— royal college of nursing in wales has announced four days of ettttee— wales has announced four days of ettttee oetoee— wales has announced four days of strikes across the _ wales has announced four days of strikes across the next two nonthe— strikes across the next two months after— strikes across the next two months after its members teteeteo— months after its members teteeteo o— months after its members rejected a new— months after its members rejected a new nhs pay offer. the— rejected a new nhs pay offer. the industrial— rejected a new nhs pay offer. the industrial action is set to tnetuoe— the industrial action is set to tnetuoe the— the industrial action is set to include the sixth— the industrial action is set to include the sixth and 7th of june— include the sixth and 7th of tune ono— include the sixth and 7th of june and the— include the sixth and 7th of june and the 12th and 13th of july-— june and the 12th and 13th of july- the— june and the 12th and 13th of july. the union— june and the 12th and 13th of july. the union says the welsh eotetnnent— july. the union says the welsh government needs to act in the tnteteete— government needs to act in the tnteteete ot— government needs to act in the interests of patients and utgenttw— interests of patients and urgently re—enter negotiations . urgently re—enter negotiations. as urgently re—enter negotiations. he thew— urgently re—enter negotiations. he thew eow— urgently re—enter negotiations. he thew eow. ontw— urgently re—enter negotiations. as they say, only a substantial otter— as they say, only a substantial ottet wtt— as they say, only a substantial offer will avoid— as they say, only a substantial offer will avoid a _ as they say, only a substantial offer will avoid a return to the ptetet— offer will avoid a return to the ptetet thee— offer will avoid a return to the ptetet ttnee .— offer will avoid a return to the picket lines . interest rates are picket lines. interest rates are expected— picket lines. interest rates are expected to— picket lines. interest rates are expected to rise— picket lines. interest rates are expected to rise again this week

as expected to rise again this week oe tnttotton— expected to rise again this week as inflation remains high, oeeototng— as inflation remains high, according to— as inflation remains high, according to economists. experts hettete— according to economists. experts hettete the— according to economists. experts believe the base— according to economists. experts believe the base rate is going to go— believe the base rate is going to go up— believe the base rate is going to go up by— believe the base rate is going to go up by 0.25% to 4.5. that wouto— to go up by 0.25% to 4.5. that wouto he— to go up by 0.25% to 4.5. that wouto he the— to go up by 0.25% to 4.5. that would be the 12th— to go up by 0.25% to 4.5. that would be the 12th consecutive otee— would be the 12th consecutive by— would be the 12th consecutive by the— would be the 12th consecutive raise by the central bank. and tooth.— raise by the central bank. and tooth the— raise by the central bank. and mark, the highest level since eoee- — mark, the highest level since eoee- hnw— mark, the highest level since 2008. any rise— mark, the highest level since 2008. any rise is— mark, the highest level since 2008. any rise is expected to note— 2008. any rise is expected to note toone— 2008. any rise is expected to make loans and— 2008. any rise is expected to make loans and mortgage rates more expensive . and lastly, the more expensive. and lastly, the puhttehet— more expensive. and lastly, the puhttehet ot— more expensive. and lastly, the publisher of the— more expensive. and lastly, the publisher of the mirror newepopet— publisher of the mirror newspaper has unreserved opotogteeo— newspaper has unreserved apologised to— newspaper has unreserved apologised to the duke of sussex for apologised to the duke of sussex tot untowtut— apologised to the duke of sussex for unlawful information gothenng— for unlawful information gothenng ot— for unlawful information gathering at the start of a high coun— gathering at the start of a high count thot— gathering at the start of a high court trial today— gathering at the start of a high court trial today over alleged phone— court trial today over alleged phone hoettng— court trial today over alleged phone hacking in mirror group. wewepopete— phone hacking in mirror group. newspapers admitted that prince hottw-e— newspapers admitted that prince nottw-e tegot— newspapers admitted that prince harry's legal challenge warranted— harry's legal challenge warranted compensation . the warranted compensation. the tohtoto— warranted compensation. the tabloid also— warranted compensation. the tabloid also promised that hehottout— tabloid also promised that behaviour would never be tepeoteo.— behaviour would never be repeated. other high profile etotnonte— repeated. other high profile claimants involved in the trial tnetuoe— claimants involved in the trial include former— claimants involved in the trial include former girls aloud etnget— include former girls aloud etnget chetwt— include former girls aloud singer cheryl the estate of george— singer cheryl the estate of george michael and the footballer— george michael and the footballer ian- george michael and the footballer ian wright . that's footballer ian wright. that's all footballer ian wright. that's ott tot— footballer ian wright. that's ott tot he— footballer ian wright. that's ott tot he .— footballer ian wright. that's all for me . i'm— footballer ian wright. that's all for me. i'm back in an hour hoot— all for me. i'm back in an hour now. back over— all for me. i'm back in an hour now. back over to— all for me. i'm back in an hour now. back over to dan .

now. back over to dan. tomorrow's newsnight now in our thettohuze— tomorrow's newsnight now in our theotohuzz. the— tomorrow's newsnight now in our mediabuzz, the first front pages are mediabuzz, the first front pages tn— mediabuzz, the first front pages tn ono— mediabuzz, the first front pages tn one the— mediabuzz, the first front pages are in and the metro leads on the— are in and the metro leads on the etoeh— are in and the metro leads on the clash between the archbishop of york.— the clash between the archbishop of how. tuettn— the clash between the archbishop of york, justin welby , and rishi of york, justin welby, and rishi sunot— of york, justin welby, and rishi sunot wtth— of york, justin welby, and rishi sunak with the— of york, justin welby, and rishi sunak with the former calling the note— sunak with the former calling the pm's migration bill morally unacceptable. _ the pm's migration bill morally unacceptable. the— the pm's migration bill morally unacceptable. 33 unacceptable. the independent leads on prince harry's legal case with the publisher of the daily mirror, who has apologised today for setting a private investigator on the duke. on one occasion, 19 years ago, the guardian leads with justin welby's attack on the migration bill and my superstar panel back with me now, political commentator dominic samuels, the businessman and activist adam brooks, and the former labour party adviser, matthew lanza . party adviser, matthew lanza. now in a post local election rallying cry, labour leader keir starmer has bizarrely claimed voters no longer care about the culture wars. but the truth is,

sir, flip flop has failed so spectacularly on anything from the trans debate to wokery in our institutions that distancing himself from those issues is nothing less than a cop out . he nothing less than a cop out. he might want us to forget it, but slippery. starmer has consistently been on the wrong side of history. when it comes to the wokery in feasting our nafion to the wokery in feasting our nation . keir had said 99.9% of nation. keir had said 99.9% of oon-t— nation. keir had said 99.9% of women don't have— keir had said 99.9% of women don't have penises. that t— women don't have penises. that t tn— women don't have penises. that means 1 in 1000— women don't have penises. that means 1 in 1000 do. �*ftt�*ti;.. h ti.

nation, not least because rishi sunak has actually doubling down on his intent to rid britain of the woke mind virus, especially in schools . speaking to the in schools. speaking to the daily mail exclusively today , daily mail exclusively today, the pm when it comes to the the pm said when it comes to the issue of women's rights, making sure protect women's issue of women's rights, making sure and protect women's issue of women's rights, making sure and women's women's issue of women's rights, making sure and women's rightsn's safety and women's rights is important . safety and women's rights is important. but also, as i've talked about past, making important. but also, as i've talkethat out past, making important. but also, as i've talkethat what past, making important. but also, as i've talkethat what our past, making important. but also, as i've talkethat what our children aking sure that what our children are exposed is exposed to at schools is appropriate them. made appropriate for them. i made parents, and i think most parents, and i think most parents would about that. parents would care about that. so, as a parent yourself, so, adam, as a parent yourself, do think opposing left's do you think opposing the left's toxic the toxic ideologies will help the tories defeat labour at the next election? well, i'll give i'll give rishi here. what the give rishi credit here. what the words that he's— give rishi credit here. what the words that he's saying- g ?tit“ ti.iti;t3 . “ti;iti; what the words that he's saying are spot tte— words that he's saying are spot we note— words that he's saying are spot on. we have to— words that he's saying are spot on. we have to push- words that he's saying are spot on. we have to push back, even fight against woke fight back against this woke ideology . you know, i'm very ideology. you know, i'm very vocal on twitter about that. you know self—identify and know this self—identify and danger that's out there. i get hundreds of messages- 3g i get hundreds of messages from women on hots— hundreds of messages from women on hots ono— hundreds of messages from women on pths ono oppe— hundreds of messages from women on dms and apps thanking me for httngtng— on dms and apps thanking me for hnngtng thte— on dms and apps thanking me for hnngtng thte up— on dms and apps thanking me for bringing this up about toilets ono— bringing this up about toilets ono eote— bringing this up about toilets and safe spaces— bringing this up about toilets and safe spaces . liz it's and safe spaces. liz it's a wottw— and safe spaces. liz it's a massive worry i've got. tenemhen— massive worry i've got. remember, 51% of the population are remember, 51% of the population

tenote. — remember, 51% of the population tenote. he— remember, 51% of the population are female. as a— remember, 51% of the population are female. as a father, you know.— are female. as a father, you know, some of— are female. as a father, you know, some of the things i've hetng— know, some of the things i've seen being taught in schools, you— seen being taught in schools, wou know.— seen being taught in schools, wou tnow. t— seen being taught in schools, you know, i wouldn't want my hoe— you know, i wouldn't want my the to— you know, i wouldn't want my the to neon— you know, i wouldn't want my kids to hear that— you know, i wouldn't want my kids to hear that at the ages thot— kids to hear that at the ages thot-hetng- kids to hear that at the ages that being taught. that they're being taught. i thtnt— that they're being taught. i thtnthnong— that they're being taught. i think wrong. and i think think it's wrong. and i think there— think it's wrong. and i think there needs— think it's wrong. and i think there needs to— think it's wrong. and i think there needs to be investigations hto— there needs to be investigations tnto-ono— there needs to be investigations into and universities into schools and universities ono— into schools and universities ono whotewen— into schools and universities and whatever. what is being tought— and whatever. what is being tought .— and whatever. what is being tought. t— and whatever. what is being taught , i think— and whatever. what is being taught, i think it will help the tone— taught, i think it will help the tottee .— taught, i think it will help the tottee . hut— taught, i think it will help the tories . but what— taught, i think it will help the tories . but what they've done tories. but what they've done tooow— tories. but what they've done totow wtth— tories. but what they've done today with with— tories. but what they've done today with with the eu laws is ptohohtw— today with with the eu laws is probably going— today with with the eu laws is probably going to counterbalance any probably going to counterbalance onw eon— probably going to counterbalance onw eott ot— probably going to counterbalance onw eon ot pott— probably going to counterbalance any sort of poll gain here. so hotthew— any sort of poll gain here. so ttotthew. wou — any sort of poll gain here. so matthew, you say— any sort of poll gain here. so matthew, you say that this is tuet— matthew, you say that this is tuet the— matthew, you say that this is tuet the tow— matthew, you say that this is just the tory party being totottw— just the tory party being totally desperate to try and otettoet— totally desperate to try and distract from _ totally desperate to try and distract from real problems, but i distract from real problems, but twouto— distract from real problems, but t wouto put— distract from real problems, but t wouto put tt— distract from real problems, but i would put it to— distract from real problems, but i would put it to you, there are teot— i would put it to you, there are teot ptohtene.— i would put it to you, there are real problems, right? “ti;iti; ititi; real problems, right? there are teottw— real problems, right? there are teottw teot— real problems, right? there are really real problems. but it's also a real problem to have a future prime minister that thinks can have a penis. thinks a woman can have a penis. i mean, dan, these are desperate tactics we saw in council after council across the country last week , voters returning to the week, voters returning to the labour party bringing putting their trust in the labour party because they know the labour party is on their side across a whole range of issues. and so after having had—

whole range of issues. and so after having had that- g and so after having had that whopping oeteot— after having had that whopping oeteot toet— after having had that whopping defeat last thursday at the hottot— defeat last thursday at the hottot hot.— defeat last thursday at the ballot box, all— defeat last thursday at the ballot box, all of the rishi can tott— ballot box, all of the rishi can tott ohout— ballot box, all of the rishi can talk about is— ballot box, all of the rishi can talk about is the— ballot box, all of the rishi can talk about is the culture wars. hgotn— talk about is the culture wars. hgotn tooow. — talk about is the culture wars. again today. but— talk about is the culture wars. again today. but local issues, it's again today. but local issues, tt-e o— again today. but local issues, tt-e o totot— again today. but local issues, it's a total distraction. local eteettone— it's a total distraction. local elections are— it's a total distraction. local elections are nothing to do wtth.— elections are nothing to do wtth. t— elections are nothing to do with. i think— elections are nothing to do with. i think if— elections are nothing to do with. i think if the local with. i think if only the local eteettone— with. i think if only the local. elections—local elections were fought on local issues,_national. issues, this was a national tetetenoun— issues, this was a national referendum tories and issues, this was a national- referendum _tories and the referendum on the tories and the tone— referendum on the tories and the tottee toet— referendum on the tories and the tottee toet. t— referendum on the tories and the tories lost. i disagree. i think thot— tories lost. i disagree. i think thot t— tories lost. i disagree. i think thot t neon— tories lost. i disagree. i think that i mean, believe that i mean, i don't believe etthet— that i mean, i don't believe etthet the— that i mean, i don't believe either the tories— that i mean, i don't believe either the tories or labour are that i mean, i don't believe eisolution tories or labour are that i mean, i don't believe eisolution to iies or labour are that i mean, i don't believe eisolution to ouror labour are that i mean, i don't believe eisolution to our problems. e that i mean, i don't believe eisolution to our problems. a solution to our problems. i thtnt— a solution to our problems. i thtnt-onnowe— a solution to our problems. i think-annoys me- a solution to our problems. i think-annoys me is. a solution to our problems. i think annoys me is when a solution to our problems. i think issues nnoys me is when a solution to our problems. i think issues inoys me is when a solution to our problems. i think issues i meanie is when a solution to our problems. i think issues i mean the when a solution to our problems. i think issues i mean the termi these issues i mean the term woke are getting a bit sick of it because really this, you know , this is issue of whether or , this is an issue of whether or not, you know, we're recognising reality here and the reality is, yes, women, a woman does not have a penis. certain things being taught in schools about how gender and sexuality are obviously wrong. but i think what some people fail to recognise is these issues have all flourished under a decade of all flourished under a decade of a conservative government. so i think that, you know, you have to wake up and realise it is possible that they are using these issues to, to score cheap points with the public. i mean,

looking at voting intention to according statista, i think about 26% of people are intending to vote conservative intending to vote conservative in the next election. 43% laboun in the next election. 43% labour, you know, and the three main issues are the economy , main issues are the economy, health and immigration. so where i get a bit annoyed is , well, i get a bit annoyed is, well, you're talking about these issues now, but this so—called woke ideology has flourished under your government. no. and look, don't get me wrong,- look, don't get me wrong, there are massive areas— look, don't get me wrong, there are massive areas where the coneenottte— are massive areas where the conservative government and there— conservative government and thee hote— conservative government and there have been— conservative government and there have been various governments- there have been various governments have dropped the hott— governments have dropped the hott .— governments have dropped the hott . t— governments have dropped the hott. t wouto— governments have dropped the ball. i would say,— governments have dropped the ball . i would say, though, ball. i would say, though, eepeetottw— ball. i would say, though, especially when it comes to women's rights— especially when it comes to women's rights ,_ especially when it comes to women's rights , dominique, that women's rights, dominique, that ten-t— women's rights, dominique, that ten-t one— women's rights, dominique, that ten-t ot— women's rights, dominique, that isn't one of those— women's rights, dominique, that isn't one of those areas because, for— isn't one of those areas because, for example , dominic because, for example, dominic toot.— because, for example, dominic ttooh. oe— because, for example, dominic ttooh. oe tuettee— because, for example, dominic raab, as justice secretary, very gutettw— raab, as justice secretary, very quickly realised— raab, as justice secretary, very quickly realised it— raab, as justice secretary, very quickly realised it would be tnopptopnote— quickly realised it would be inappropriate to house prisoners wtth— inappropriate to house prisoners wtth note— inappropriate to house prisoners with male genitalia in female ptteone— with male genitalia in female ptteone tn— with male genitalia in female prisons in scotland where you note— prisons in scotland where you hove o— prisons in scotland where you hove o wote— prisons in scotland where you have a woke government under hteoto— have a woke government under nicola sturgeon,— have a woke government under nicola sturgeon, you saw what hoppeneo.— nicola sturgeon, you saw what hoppeneo. so— nicola sturgeon, you saw what happened. so i'm— nicola sturgeon, you saw what happened. so i'm not saying i've teen— happened. so i'm not saying i've teen perfect.—

happened. so i'm not saying i've been perfect, but— happened. so i'm not saying i've been perfect, but i— happened. so i'm not saying i've been perfect, but i think eepeetottw— been perfect, but i think especially when it comes to the ptoteetton— especially when it comes to the protection women's rights, protection of women's rights, wou-e— protection of women's rights, wou-te-o— protection of women's rights, wou-te-o teot— protection of women's rights, you've a real difference. it you've got a real difference. it is you've got a real difference. it te one— you've got a real difference. it te ot— you've got a real difference. it te ot the— you've got a real difference. it is one of the only— you've got a real difference. it is one of the only points of otttetenee— is one of the only points of difference moment is one of the only points of- difference-moment between difference at the moment between the conservatives and labour party— the conservatives and labour teottw-ogre.- the conservatives and labouri party,-agree.lthink party, because i agree. i think the—etoeei the parties are way too close together— the parties are way too close togethet ono— the parties are way too close together and we— the parties are way too close together and we don't have enough— together and we don't have enough-think. i together and we don't have enough _think. i enough genuine. i think. yeah, i thtnt— enough genuine. i think. yeah, i thtnt tte— enough genuine. i think. yeah, i think it's important not to trivialise because obviously think it's important not to trivialishavetecause obviously think it's important not to trivialishavetecausthe)viously think it's important not to trivialishavetecausthe politicians people have seen the politicians have that can score have seen that they can score a cheap points side by cheap points on either side by making a big issue about, you know, whether or not a trans person can self id despite the fact that you know it will be biological women that are at risk to biological men and not necessarily trans people and i think just on either side of the debate, it's gotten to a point where it's just completely ridiculous. and i suppose that is why it's such a hot topic because, you know, a vocal minority are pushing certain agendas and trying to shut down other people speaking out against him, find a way. i mean, look, the scottish _ against him, find a way. i mean, look, the scottish case- g “ �*7 i mean, look, the scottish case with the tone— look, the scottish case with the tone toptet— look, the scottish case with the trans rapist, high— look, the scottish case with the trans rapist, high flighted to tene— trans rapist, high flighted to tene ot— trans rapist, high flighted to tens of millions— trans rapist, high flighted to tens of millions of people in the— tens of millions of people in this—dangerousl tens of millions of people in. this—dangerous and this country, how dangerous and how— this country, how dangerous and how etupto— this country, how dangerous and how etupto ono— this country, how dangerous and how stupid and ridiculous this is how stupid and ridiculous this te heeone— how stupid and ridiculous this is become sport— how stupid and ridiculous this is become sport is another

too. — is become sport is another issue, too. now,- is become sport is another issue, too. htittt is become sport is another issue, too. htittt 3 issue, too. now, as a fully paid up member of the sneering liberal elite, there's nothing. james no wrong. o'brien james can do no wrong. o'brien hates fake news. so hates more than fake news. so when a comrade phoned up his radio show yesterday complaining that keir starmer isn't repealing the government's pubuc repealing the government's public order act, which will stop eco terrorists and those committing criminal damage, o'brien well, he was quick to set the record straight , right? set the record straight, right? well i have to say i'm a little bit disappointed in keir starmer not saying he's going to overturn latest bit of overturn this latest bit of legislation. no, that's that's a ntee— legislation. no, that's that's a thot-e— .ti;g “ti?“ no, that's that's a miss. that's unfortunately a misapprehension . i think that misapprehension. i think that was a consequence of david lammy eowtng—thc-thel saying something on lbc over the weekend— saying something on lbc over the weekend . — saying something on lbc over the weekend. .david_ saying something on lbc over thej weekend. .david-says weekend. so david lammy says something off the cuff and out of context on lbc and one of these weirdos clips it up and puts it out as proof that the labour party isn't going to be repealing any of this. but hey it's up to us to get— repealing any of this. but hey it's up to us to get the- “g but hey it's up to us to get the truth out— it's up to us to get the truth out thete — it's up to us to get the truth out thete . — it's up to us to get the truth out there . thank- it's up to us to get the truth out there . g: o“ out there. thank goodness. oh, well, thank goodness . lord well, thank goodness. lord justice james got the truth out there. and before more conspiracies were allowed to

spread, only a few hours later, slippery starmer substantiated o'brien's comments. i assume we need to let it bed in. we need to look at how— need to let it bed in. we need to look at how it— e “ we need to look at how it operates in ptoettee— to look at how it operates in ptoettee vetw— to look at how it operates in practise very often with public otter— practise very often with public order legislation.— practise very often with public order legislation. as you know, there-e— order legislation. as you know, there'slperiod_ order legislation. as you know, there'slperiod of— order legislation. as you know, there's period of bedding in there's a period of bedding in tuet—hotei there's a period of bedding in. tuet—hote got just because the police have got a just because the police have got o—ooeen-t— just because the police have got a-doesn't mean- just because the police have got a doesn't mean they a power. it doesn't mean they note— a power. it doesn't mean they hove to— a power. it doesn't mean they hove to uee— a power. it doesn't mean they have to use it— a power. it doesn't mean they have to use it every have to use it in every situation.— have to use it in every situation. oh - have to use it in every situation. oh t have to use it in every situation. oh e o“ have to use it in every- situation. oh > oh. so there have to use it in every— situation. oh > oh. so there you have it. dodi don't trust fake news. james o'brien . matthew news. james o'brien. matthew lazan news. james o'brien. matthew lazar. adam brooks , dominic lazar. adam brooks, dominic samuels, do stand by because coming up, as his battle with the british press rages on, is it healthy for the duke of sussex to continue waging war over here despite claiming to want to start a peaceful new life in california? my superstar panel will be back to debate that very soon. but next, in a fashion awaiting new development to the snp finance probe, scottish police have called in the national crime agency , the national crime agency, otherwise known as britain's fbi . so are the scandal ridden separatist vulnerable at the next general election? rising

political star, the deputy leader of the scottish conservatives , megan gallagher, conservatives, megan gallagher, joins me in just a moment. here's what you might have missed on gb news radio . talk missed on gb news radio. talk about hugo brennan— 3 “ti?“ cit h 373 talk about hugo brennan because he 3 i“ cit h 373 talk about hugo brennan because he is the ontw— about hugo brennan because he is the ontw pontott— about hugo brennan because he is the only portrait photographer wtth— the only portrait photographer wtth o— the only portrait photographer wtth o towot—

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want answered. three till £0.06 pn honoow to— want answered. three till £0.06 pm monday to friday on gb news the pm monday to friday on gb news the heopte-e— pm monday to friday on gb news the people's britain's the people's channel. britain's . wett— the people's channel. britain's . ttett eone— the people's channel. britain's . well come back. 3 . well come back. stand for by jim davidson. but as the scottish police probe into the snp's finances, rumbles on, it has now emerged that the national crime agency, which has been dubbed britain's fbi, are assisting the investigation . assisting the investigation. detectives working on the case called on the body to conduct an independent review of its work several months before scheming sturgeon's home was raided and her husband, former snp chief executive peter murrell, arrested despite the party lurching from scandal to scandal, the new first minister said this week he's confident of both winning the general election in scotland and a second independence referendum . second independence referendum. however, last month the scottish conservatives deputy leader and rising star in politics, megan gallagher, expertly dispatched forms are useless during one of his first appearances in holyrood for the snp is in total

meltdown. humza yousaf is so tntehteo— meltdown. humza yousaf is so tnoehtet to— meltdown. humza yousaf is so indebted to his— 3 humza yousaf is so indebted to his former mentors thot— indebted to his former mentors thot he— indebted to his former mentors thot he wtt— indebted to his former mentors that he will not— indebted to his former mentors that he will not do the right thtng— that he will not do the right thtng ono— that he will not do the right thing and suspend them while the tnteettgotton— thing and suspend them while the investigation is— thing and suspend them while the investigation is on— thing and suspend them while the investigation is on going. it is poet— investigation is on going. it is poet ttne— investigation is on going. it is past time that— investigation is on going. it is past time that humza yousaf toetteo— past time that humza yousaf tackled this— past time that humza yousaf tackled this scandal head on and proved— tackled this scandal head on and proved to— tackled this scandal head on and proved to the— tackled this scandal head on and proved to the scottish public thot— proved to the scottish public thot he— proved to the scottish public thot he hoe— proved to the scottish public that he has his— proved to the scottish public that he has his own man. instead of that he has his own man. instead ot-ono— that he has his own man. instead of-and deflecting- that he has his own man. instead of and deflecting from of defending and deflecting from his predecessors— of defending and deflecting from his predecessors tarnished tegoew— his predecessors tarnished tegoew .— his predecessors tarnished tegoew. wow— his predecessors tarnished legacy . now batus in procedures legacy. now batus in procedures like legacy. now batus in procedures the thot— legacy. now batus in procedures like that have— legacy. now batus in procedures like that have established megan as like that have established megan oe ot— like that have established megan oe ot the— like that have established megan as one of the most— like that have established megan as one of the most famous soottteh— as one of the most famous scottish tories— as one of the most famous scottish tories since ruth hottteon— scottish tories since ruth davidson, and _ scottish tories since ruth davidson, and it just 31 years old— davidson, and it just 31 years oto. ehe— davidson, and it just 31 years oto. ehe now— davidson, and it just 31 years old, she may well become the new ot— old, she may well become the new ot the— old, she may well become the new saviour of the conservatives in soottono— saviour of the conservatives in eeottont . — saviour of the conservatives in scotland . and— saviour of the conservatives in scotland . ' “3 c. igtii“ scotland. and unlike sturgeon, megan uses politics to advocate for women's rights. break in her maternity leave recently to vote against the ex—first minister's sick gender reform bill. and i'm delighted that megan gallagher joins us now . so, megan, look, joins us now. so, megan, look, you are putting a spotlight on the snp, which is so important because it feels like for so long the media and the establishment in scotland has

allowed them to get away with so much. and i'm not talking about the police probe. actually, i'm talking about the way that they have destroyed the nation . have destroyed the nation. well, good afternoon. sorry. eooo— well, good afternoon. sorry. good evening.— well, good afternoon. sorry. good evening. dan and thank you tetw— good evening. dan and thank you tetw muon— good evening. dan and thank you tetw nueh tot— good evening. dan and thank you very much for having me on this etentng. — very much for having me on this etentng. |thtnt— very much for having me on this evening. think you're evening. i think you're absolutely— evening. i think you're absolutely right. you know, the she— absolutely right. you know, the snp hoe— absolutely right. you know, the snp has managed to, i would say, htoe— snp has managed to, i would say, htoe eoe— snp has managed to, i would say, htoe ot— snp has managed to, i would say, hide some of their— snp has managed to, i would say, hide some of their greatest totttnge— hide some of their greatest totttnge ot— hide some of their greatest failings of their— hide some of their greatest failings of their time in government— failings of their time in government here in scotland. but i government here in scotland. but tthtnt— government here in scotland. but i think recently— government here in scotland. but i think recently ,_ government here in scotland. but i think recently , more so than i think recently, more so than ever, we have seen a deeply otttoeo— ever, we have seen a deeply otwoeo ponw— ever, we have seen a deeply divided party who can't even ogtee— divided party who can't even ogtee on— divided party who can't even ogtee on ponw— divided party who can't even agree on party policy. i think it agree on party policy. i think tt etotteo— agree on party policy. i think it started with— agree on party policy. i think it started with the gender teeognttton— it started with the gender recognition reform , but we're recognition reform, but we're eeetng— recognition reform, but we're eeetng tt— recognition reform, but we're now seeing it over a different pottew— now seeing it over a different pottew oe— now seeing it over a different pottew oe euth— now seeing it over a different policy as such as— now seeing it over a different policy as such as the deposit teuttn— policy as such as the deposit return scheme _ policy as such as the deposit return scheme and also highly ptoteettte— return scheme and also highly protective marine— return scheme and also highly protective marine areas. so all is protective marine areas. so all te not— protective marine areas. so all te not good— protective marine areas. so all te not good tn— protective marine areas. so all is not good in the— protective marine areas. so all is not good in the snp camp and thot— is not good in the snp camp and thot eettotntw— is not good in the snp camp and that certainly gives— that certainly gives opportunities for us. the soottteh— opportunities for us. the scottish conservatives , as the scottish conservatives, as the official opposition and to make inroads in scotland and to actually come up with good policies that the people of scotland want to prioritise .

scotland want to prioritise. now before we learned all of the oetotte— now before we learned all of the details about— now before we learned all of the details about the _ now before we learned all of the details about the police probe, it's details about the police probe, tt-e eoew— details about the police probe, tt-e eoew to— details about the police probe, it's easy to forget— details about the police probe, it's easy to forget that sturgeon— it's easy to forget that sturgeon was caught up in this whote— sturgeon was caught up in this whote teeue— sturgeon was caught up in this whole issue of— sturgeon was caught up in this whole issue of the gender teeognttton— whole issue of the gender recognition reform bill and the toet— recognition reform bill and the toot thot— recognition reform bill and the fact that she— recognition reform bill and the fact that she and— recognition reform bill and the fact that she and her government had fact that she and her government hot oeetoet— fact that she and her government had decided to— fact that she and her government had decided to send this rapist, hton— had decided to send this rapist, hton onwon.— had decided to send this rapist, adam graham, to— had decided to send this rapist, adam graham, to a women's prison . so— adam graham, to a women's prison . so the— adam graham, to a women's prison . so thte te— adam graham, to a women's prison . so this is when— adam graham, to a women's prison . so this is when it— adam graham, to a women's prison . so this is when it all started to tott— . so this is when it all started to tott opott— . so this is when it all started to tott opott. t— . so this is when it all started to fall apart, i think, for etutgeon— to fall apart, i think, for etutgeon .— to fall apart, i think, for sturgeon . have a watch. trans sturgeon. have a watch. trans women are women. “ women are women. but in the prison context , there is no prison context, there is no automatic right for a trans woman. there are contexts where a woman. there are contexts where ottone— woman. there are contexts where a trans woman is not— woman. there are contexts where a trans woman is not a- “ there are contexts where a trans woman is not a woman. no.— a trans woman is not a woman. to. thee— a trans woman is not a woman. to. thee te. — a trans woman is not a woman. to. thee te. my— a trans woman is not a woman. no, there is. my comments about hen — no, there is. my comments about hen the— no, there is. my comments about he. the pten— no, there is. my comments about her. the person being- no, there is. my comments about her. the person being a- no, there is. my comments about her. “ her. the person being a rapist is in context of what should happen to them within the prison service. ithink happen to them within the prison service. i think you just teteneo— service. i think you just referred to— ti.ti; i think you just referred to bryson using the wont— referred to bryson using the wont hen— referred to bryson using the word her. does— referred to bryson using the word her. does that mean you do in word her. does that mean you do tn toet— word her. does that mean you do tn toot thtnt— word her. does that mean you do in fact think she— word her. does that mean you do in fact think she is— word her. does that mean you do in fact think she is a woman? hnwthtng— in fact think she is a woman? hnwthtng hto— in fact think she is a woman? hnwthtng tnto t— in fact think she is a woman? anything into i am— in fact think she is a woman? anything into i am trying- in fact think she is a woman? anything into i am trying to rationally individual but you started saying how do you regard isla bryson as a woman herself? as a woman, i regard the individual as a rapist and it's unbelievable. bill individual as a rapist and it's unbelievable . bill and megan,

unbelievable. bill and megan, woun— unbelievable. bill and megan, wout opptooeh— unbelievable. bill and megan, your approach could- c. “itti; bill and megan, your approach could not c. “itti;c bill and megan, your approach could not have teen— your approach could not have been more contrasting. tell me ohout— been more contrasting. tell me ohout the— been more contrasting. tell me about the decision— been more contrasting. tell me about the decision you made heuee— about the decision you made heuee wou— about the decision you made because you were on maternity teote— because you were on maternity teote tn— because you were on maternity teote tn the— because you were on maternity leave in the middle of your notetnttw— leave in the middle of your maternity leave,— leave in the middle of your maternity leave, but you felt so poeetonotetw— maternity leave, but you felt so passionately arnie— maternity leave, but you felt so passionately arnie about this pottew— passionately arnie about this pottew thot— passionately arnie about this pottew thot wou— passionately arnie about this policy that you cut it short in other— policy that you cut it short in other to— policy that you cut it short in order to vote— policy that you cut it short in order to vote against sturgeon's ptone— order to vote against sturgeon's ptone .— order to vote against sturgeon's ptone . tee.— order to vote against sturgeon's ptone . vee- eo— order to vote against sturgeon's plans . yes. so it— order to vote against sturgeon's plans . yes. so it was a really plans. yes. so it was a really otttteutt— plans. yes. so it was a really difficult decision— plans. yes. so it was a really difficult decision for me to note— difficult decision for me to make because— difficult decision for me to make because when you are on notetnttw— make because when you are on notetnttw teoe— make because when you are on maternity leave, you know that's woun— maternity leave, you know that's wout honotng— maternity leave, you know that's your bonding time— maternity leave, you know that's your bonding time with you and woun— your bonding time with you and wow baby- — your bonding time with you and wow hohw. hne— your bonding time with you and your baby. “3 your bonding time with you and your baby. ' “3 iti; your bonding time with you and your baby. “3 your baby. and before i went off on maternity leave, i was the party spokesperson for the for the legislation that was coming through. so i did feel conflicted because you started that journey and i was quite determined to see it through. but with the timings, it just didn't work out . with my didn't work out. with my maternity leave as it was . and maternity leave as it was. and when rachel hamilton took over, she did an absolutely sterling job making sure that there was effective opposition the job making sure that there was effecand opposition the job making sure that there was effecand that sition the job making sure that there was effecand that would the job making sure that there was effecand that would putte job making sure that there was effecand that would put women bill. and that would put women and girls rights at risk. so i did choose in the end to break maternity leave to vote on the

legislation. i have absolutely no oh, no. we've just lost megan gallagher. hopefully we'll get her gallagher. hopefully we'll get he took— gallagher. hopefully we'll get her back because— gallagher. hopefully we'll get her back because it— cg hopefully we'll get her back because it was such an tnpottont— her back because it was such an important moment— her back because it was such an important moment, i think, when ttegon— important moment, i think, when ttegon eut— important moment, i think, when ttegon out het— important moment, i think, when megan cut her maternity leave off megan cut her maternity leave ott ont— megan cut her maternity leave off and actually— megan cut her maternity leave off and actually said to eehentng— off and actually said to scheming sturgeon, this matters just scheming sturgeon, this matters tuet whtte— scheming sturgeon, this matters just while we're— scheming sturgeon, this matters just while we're getting megan hoot.— just while we're getting megan hoot. t— just while we're getting megan hoot. t wtt— just while we're getting megan back, i will offer— just while we're getting megan back, i will offer a quick but tnpottont— back, i will offer a quick but important legal— back, i will offer a quick but important legal note . the important legal note. the allegations— important legal note. the allegations surrounding the she-e— allegations surrounding the snp's finances— allegations surrounding the snp's finances are denied by all pontee— snp's finances are denied by all parties involved. _ snp's finances are denied by all parties involved. the police investigation— parties involved. the police investigation is— parties involved. the police investigation is ongoing and no ehotgee— investigation is ongoing and no ehotgee hote— investigation is ongoing and no charges have been brought ogotnet— charges have been brought against anyone. we can return to ttegon— against anyone. we can return to megan gallagher— against anyone. we can return to megan gallagher now. sorry, ttegon— megan gallagher now. sorry, ttegon .— megan gallagher now. sorry, hegon . we— megan gallagher now. sorry, megan . we lost— megan gallagher now. sorry, megan . we lost you there for megan. we lost you there for a eeeono — megan. we lost you there for a eeeono t— megan. we lost you there for a second. i want— megan. we lost you there for a second. i want to— megan. we lost you there for a second. i want to move on to hunzo— second. i want to move on to hunzo the— second. i want to move on to humza the new— second. i want to move on to humza the new first minister how. — humza the new first minister wow. wow.— humza the new first minister wow. wow. t— humza the new first minister now. now, i know you're far too ptoteeetonot— now. now, i know you're far too professional and— now. now, i know you're far too professional and far too polite . hut— professional and far too polite . hut t— professional and far too polite . hut t cott— professional and far too polite , but i call the— professional and far too polite , but i call the bloke humza ueeeeet— , but i call the bloke humza useless because— , but i call the bloke humza useless because the problem is hegon— useless because the problem is ttegon. eetote— useless because the problem is megan. before he— useless because the problem is megan. before he was first thtnteten— megan. before he was first minister, he— megan. before he was first minister, he managed to destroy etetw— minister, he managed to destroy etetw etetw— minister, he managed to destroy every every portfolio area he tn— every every portfolio area he tn hon— every every portfolio area he was in from transport to health. hne— was in from transport to health. hno no— was in from transport to health. hno thte— was in from transport to health. and now this guy— was in from transport to health. and now this guy is in charge of eeottont.— and now this guy is in charge of soottono. t— and now this guy is in charge of scotland. i mean,— and now this guy is in charge of scotland. i mean, can you hettete— scotland. i mean, can you believe that— scotland. i mean, can you believe that he's ended up in

the— believe that he's ended up in thte thte— believe that he's ended up in this this crucially— believe that he's ended up in this this crucially important . this this crucially important. got — this this crucially important. on t— this this crucially important. tot t neon— this this crucially important. tot t t— this this crucially important. job i mean, i don't- this this crucially important. job t3tit“ c this this crucially important. job “ t3ti“ c “

useless, right? well, as you said , i'm too polite and too said, i'm too polite and too professional to comment on that, but wouldn't say that his record is anything about exactly a useless record. i think we can eow— useless record. i think we can eow thot— useless record. i think we can eow thot whot— useless record. i think we can say that what is— c. i 3 i think we can say that what is going to be eehentng— say that what is going to be scheming sturgeon's legacy . well scheming sturgeon's legacy. well i scheming sturgeon's legacy. well t woutt— scheming sturgeon's legacy. well t woutt eow— scheming sturgeon's legacy. well twoutt eow tot— scheming sturgeon's legacy. well i would say for nicola sturgeon thot— i would say for nicola sturgeon thot het— i would say for nicola sturgeon thot het tegoew— i would say for nicola sturgeon that her legacy would be her totttnge— that her legacy would be her failings over— that her legacy would be her failings over to— that her legacy would be her failings over to stand up for the— failings over to stand up for the ttghte— failings over to stand up for the nghte ot— failings over to stand up for the rights of women and girls . the rights of women and girls. as the rights of women and girls. he wou— the rights of women and girls. he wou know.— the rights of women and girls. he wou tnow. t— the rights of women and girls. as you know, i think— the rights of women and girls. as you know, i think we- the rights of women and girls. as you know, i think we saw that with her inability to stand up for what was right over the gender recognition reform legislation. certainly the unintended consequences that could come from that bill, i think that will be nicola sturgeon's legacy and also failing to secure another independence referendum for her party, which of course i'm pleased about . now, finally, pleased about. now, finally, hegon— pleased about. now, finally, negon. eon— pleased about. now, finally, negon. we— pleased about. now, finally, megan, can we just- 3 now, finally, megan, can we just talk about you— megan, can we just talk about wou hnettw— megan, can we just talk about you briefly because you're only 31, you briefly because you're only on o— you briefly because you're only on o ne— you briefly because you're only on o nun— you briefly because you're only 31, a new mum, but after the way thot— 31, a new mum, but after the way thot wou—

31, a new mum, but after the way thot wou toot— 31, a new mum, but after the way that you took humza to task, there-e— that you took humza to task, thete-e o— that you took humza to task, thete-e o tot— that you took humza to task, there's a lot of— that you took humza to task, there's a lot of hype around you ono— there's a lot of hype around you ont woun— there's a lot of hype around you and your future.— there's a lot of hype around you and your future. i— there's a lot of hype around you and your future. i mean, could you— and your future. i mean, could wou eee— and your future. i mean, could you see yourself— and your future. i mean, could you see yourself if— and your future. i mean, could you see yourself if following in ttuth— you see yourself if following in ruth davidson's— you see yourself if following in ruth davidson's footsteps and tow— ruth davidson's footsteps and one day becoming leader of the soottteh— one day becoming leader of the scottish conservative gives . scottish conservative gives. nett— scottish conservative gives. wett. tte— scottish conservative gives. well, i've always— scottish conservative gives. well, i've always been- scottish conservative gives. well, i've always been a huge fan of ruth and it was actually ruth who was one of many who convinced me to keep going, keep standing for election in. and of course it has paid off. i've had you know, a really good opportunity so far being a councillor for the area that i call home and then becoming an msp and of course deputy leader of the scottish conservatives. i take that role exceptionally seriously . take that role exceptionally seriously. i'm take that role exceptionally seriously . i'm absolutely seriously. i'm absolutely delighted to be able to deputise for douglas ross . and you know, for douglas ross. and you know, that's where i see my priorities just now . you know, i wouldn't just now. you know, i wouldn't say that i'm a leader in waiting . i think i'm a deputy leader in action. excellent. i like to heot— action. excellent. i like to heot tt— action. excellent. i like to hear it because— i“ excellent. i like to hear it because we've got a big job hear it because we've got a big top oheoo— hear it because we've got a big top oheoo ot— hear it because we've got a big job ahead of the— hear it because we've got a big job ahead of the next election. thegon— job ahead of the next election. megan gallagher,— job ahead of the next election. megan gallagher, deputy leader of megan gallagher, deputy leader

ot-seottteh— megan gallagher, deputy leader of scottish conservatives, of the scottish conservatives, thont— of the scottish conservatives, thont wou— of the scottish conservatives, thont wou eo— of the scottish conservatives, thank you so much . but of the scottish conservatives, thank you so much. but coming up, thank you so much. but coming up. ae— thank you so much. but coming up. oe hut— thank you so much. but coming up. oe huo ttght— thank you so much. but coming up, as bud light suffers a otonotte— up, as bud light suffers a dramatic drop— up, as bud light suffers a dramatic drop in sales after potttng— dramatic drop in sales after potnng up— dramatic drop in sales after potnng up wtth— dramatic drop in sales after pairing up with the trans influencer, _ pairing up with the trans influencer, dylan mulvaney is jim powe-e— influencer, dylan mulvaney is jim david's son— influencer, dylan mulvaney is jim david's son boycotting the wote— jim david's son boycotting the wote neon— jim david's son boycotting the woke bear brand? the legendary oonto— woke bear brand? the legendary notee— woke bear brand? the legendary comic makes a— woke bear brand? the legendary comic makes a sensational return to hnoonoeteo— comic makes a sensational return to uncanceled live— comic makes a sensational return to uncanceled live in the etutto— to uncanceled live in the studio. you're— to uncanceled live in the studio. you're not going to want to thee— studio. you're not going to want to tt— studio. you're not going to want to to out— studio. you're not going to want to miss it. but next— studio. you're not going to want to miss it. but next in the motto— to miss it. but next in the motto puzz— to miss it. but next in the media buzz-his- to miss it. but next in the media buzz his battle with media buzz as his battle with the-poeee— media buzz as his battle with the-press rages- media buzz as his battle with the press rages on, is the british press rages on, is it the british press rages on, is tt-tot— the british press rages on, is tt-tot-nute- the british press rages on, is it-for.duke of. it healthy for the duke of euee— it healthy for the duke of suee to— it healthy for the duke of sussex to continue waging war owen-oeeptte— sussex to continue waging war over despite claiming he over here despite claiming he wonte— over here despite claiming he wonte to— over here despite claiming he wants to start— over here despite claiming he wants to start a— over here despite claiming he wants to start a peaceful new the— wants to start a peaceful new the th— wants to start a peaceful new life in california,— wants to start a peaceful new life in california, even though the teet— life in california, even though the teet ot— life in california, even though the rest of the— life in california, even though the rest of the royal family are eettttng— the rest of the royal family are eettttng-ooun.- settling out of court, my eupetetot— settling out of court, my superstar returns to superstar panel returns to denote— debate that, plus more of tomorrow's pages tomorrow's newspaper front pages in tomorrow's newspaper front pages tn-o— tomorrow's newspaper front pages tn-o nonent— tomorrow's newspaper front pages tn-o nonent .—

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pages— our media buzz and more front pogee hote— our media buzz and more front pogee hote tuet— our media buzz and more front pages have just been delivered. the— pages have just been delivered. the notw— pages have just been delivered. the daily telegraph leads with the—ptone.- the woke whitehall blobs. oppoettton— the woke whitehall blobs.| oppoettton—ot opposition to the repeal of next— opposition to the repeal of brexit-with - opposition to the repeal ofi brexit-with.than opposition to the repeal of- brexit-with.than half brexit laws. with less than half of brexit laws. with less than half ot-otnoet— brexit laws. with less than half of.almost 5000— brexit laws. with less than half of almost 5000 eu laws now of the almost 5000 eu laws now due— of the almost 5000 eu laws now due to— of the almost 5000 eu laws now due to he— of the almost 5000 eu laws now due to be scrapped— of the almost 5000 eu laws now due to be scrapped by sunak. now of the— due to be scrapped by sunak. now of the ttnee— due to be scrapped by sunak. now of the times reports— due to be scrapped by sunak. now of the times reports that the the— of the times reports that the nns ptone— of the times reports that the nus ptone to— of the times reports that the nhs plans to send thousands of hoepttot— nhs plans to send thousands of hospital doctors— nhs plans to send thousands of hospital doctors without the htgheet— hospital doctors without the highest level— hospital doctors without the highest level of training into gp highest level of training into on utgenee— highest level of training into gp surgeries to— highest level of training into gp surgeries to reduce waiting ttnee— gp surgeries to reduce waiting ttnee ono— gp surgeries to reduce waiting times and free— gp surgeries to reduce waiting times and free up appointments . times and free up appointments. but times and free up appointments. hut tn— times and free up appointments. hut tn teottw— times and free up appointments. but i'm really interested in the— but i'm really interested in thte etotw— but i'm really interested in thte etotw tn— but i'm really interested in this story in the- but i'm really interested in this story in the sun, you know thot— this story in the sun, you know thot tte— this story in the sun, you know that i've been— this story in the sun, you know that i've been to— this story in the sun, you know that i've been to talking you for that i've been to talking you to gutte— that i've been to talking you to gutte o— that i've been to talking you for quite a while— that i've been to talking you for quite a while about phillip sohotteto— for quite a while about phillip schofield and— for quite a while about phillip schofield and a— for quite a while about phillip schofield and a lot is going town— schofield and a lot is going down between _ schofield and a lot is going down between phillip schofield and down between phillip schofield ont ttv— down between phillip schofield ont ttv ono— down between phillip schofield and itv and this— down between phillip schofield and itv and this story is eonethtng— and itv and this story is something that i have heard for ttne— something that i have heard for some time and— something that i have heard for some time and i— something that i have heard for some time and i think it's teottw— some time and i think it's really significant that holly wtttoughhw— really significant that holly willoughby and phillip schofield are willoughby and phillip schofield tonetw— willoughby and phillip schofield are barely speaking off camera at are barely speaking off camera ot ttv-e— are barely speaking off camera ot the the— are barely speaking off camera at itv's this morning . this is at itv's this morning. this is oooototng— at itv's this morning. this is oooototng to— at itv's this morning. this is according to the— at itv's this morning. this is according to the sun's brilliant showthtz— according to the sun's brilliant showbiz reporter, ellie henman, who-e— showbiz reporter, ellie henman, who-e tetw— showbiz reporter, ellie henman, who-e tetw wett— showbiz reporter, ellie henman, who's very well connected. her sources say that— who's very well connected. her sources say that their 14 year tetottonehtp— sources say that their 14 year relationship has,— sources say that their 14 year relationship has, quote, cooled wtth— relationship has, quote, cooled wtth hottw— relationship has, quote, cooled with holly apparently prepared to pteeent—

with holly apparently prepared to present the _ with holly apparently prepared to present the show solo if phil ente— to present the show solo if phil enoe up— to present the show solo if phil one up teottng— to present the show solo if phil ends up leaving .— to present the show solo if phil ends up leaving . and, you know, ends up leaving. and, you know, the— ends up leaving. and, you know, thte te— ends up leaving. and, you know, thte te tetw— ends up leaving. and, you know, this is very sensible of holly heoouee— this is very sensible of holly because there's— this is very sensible of holly because there's a lot going down wtth— because there's a lot going down wtth thtttp— because there's a lot going down wtth thtttp. t— because there's a lot going down with philip. i said— because there's a lot going down with philip. i said the other day,— with philip. i said the other tow. the— with philip. i said the other day, the most— with philip. i said the other day, the most loathsome man on tetetteton— day, the most loathsome man on tetetteton .— day, the most loathsome man on television , and— day, the most loathsome man on television , and she— day, the most loathsome man on television , and she would be television, and she would be nuoh— television, and she would be nuoh tenet— television, and she would be much better to _ television, and she would be much better to protect her own career and her— much better to protect her own career and her own future . and career and her own future. and hoet— career and her own future. and hoet the— career and her own future. and host the show— career and her own future. and host the show with alison honnono— host the show with alison hammond and— host the show with alison hammond and disassociate herself non— hammond and disassociate herself from schofield. _ hammond and disassociate herself from schofield. seems like thot-e— from schofield. seems like thot-e whot— from schofield. seems like that's what she's planning to do. that's what she's planning to to. so— that's what she's planning to to. so tn— that's what she's planning to do. so i'm sure— that's what she's planning to do. so i'm sure we'll be oteoueetng— do. so i'm sure we'll be discussing that over the next new— discussing that over the next tew towe— discussing that over the next tew toe to. — discussing that over the next few days to. but— discussing that over the next few days to. but more on the otto— few days to. but more on the htto ot— few days to. but more on the htto ot ue— few days to. but more on the btec of us now— few days to. but more on the btec of us now with tonight's eupetetot— btec of us now with tonight's superstar panel,— btec of us now with tonight's superstar panel, the political commentator— superstar panel, the political commentator samuels, commentator dominic samuels, the huetneeenon— commentator dominic samuels, the businessman _adam . businessman and activist adam hoote.— businessman and activist adam htoote. ont— businessman and activist adam brooks, and the— businessman and activist adam brooks, and the former labour party— brooks, and the former labour honw ottteen— brooks, and the former labour party adviser, lazor. party adviser, matthew lazor. i -oonwou— party adviser, matthew lazor. i oon-wou-ott- can assure you we are all totttng— can assure you we are all totttng ott— can assure you we are all talking off aren't can assure you we are all. talking off-aren't we, talking off camera, aren't we, guys?— talking off camera, aren't we, guwee vee— talking off camera, aren't we, guwee tee we— talking off camera, aren't we, guys? yes we are. _ talking off camera, aren't we, guys? yes we are. now, prince honw-e— guys? yes we are. now, prince nonw-e toteet— guys? yes we are. now, prince harry's latest legal wrangle wtth— harry's latest legal wrangle wtth the— harry's latest legal wrangle with the media— harry's latest legal wrangle with the media today sparked an oonteeton— with the media today sparked an admission from _ with the media today sparked an admission from the publisher of the admission from the publisher of the notw— admission from the publisher of the daily mirror— admission from the publisher of the daily mirror that it unlawfully— the daily mirror that it unlawfully gathered information on-ot— unlawfully gathered information on-ot euee— unlawfully gathered information on-of sussex in- unlawfully gathered information on of sussex in 2004. on the duke of sussex in 2004. thtnot— on the duke of sussex in 2004. thtnot otoup— on the duke of sussex in 2004. mirror group newspapers opotogteeo— mirror group newspapers apologised for sending a private tnteettgotot— apologised for sending a private investigator to— apologised for sending a private investigator to london's chinawhite_ investigator to london's chinawhite nightclub . on one chinawhite nightclub. on one hetonoe— chinawhite nightclub. on one tnetonoe tet— chinawhite nightclub. on one instance, 19 years ago. but etttottw— instance, 19 years ago. but strictly denied— instance, 19 years ago. but strictly denied any involvement

in strictly denied any involvement tn phone— strictly denied any involvement in phone hacking.— strictly denied any involvement in phone hacking. harry claims othete— in phone hacking. harry claims others, including— in phone hacking. harry claims others, including kate middleton,— others, including kate middleton, prince charles and his ex—girlfriend, chelsy davy , his ex—girlfriend, chelsy davy, were also targeted on their nohtte— were also targeted on their mobile phones— were also targeted on their mobile phones , he told the high mobile phones, he told the high coun— mobile phones, he told the high ooun tn— mobile phones, he told the high ooun tn o— mobile phones, he told the high court in a statement that davey etentuottw— court in a statement that davey eventually told— court in a statement that davey eventually told him a royal life not— eventually told him a royal life not tot— eventually told him a royal life was not for her.— eventually told him a royal life was not for her. as— eventually told him a royal life was not for her. as a result of honw-e— was not for her. as a result of nonw-e ooee— was not for her. as a result of nonw-e te— was not for her. as a result of harry's case, is one of four noto— harry's case, is one of four major litigations against uk tohtoto— major litigations against uk tabloid newspapers, with the oute— tabloid newspapers, with the duke refusing _ tabloid newspapers, with the duke refusing to settle out of ooun. — duke refusing to settle out of ooun. .othet— duke refusing to settle out of court. other celebrities court. like other celebrities ont— court. like other celebrities and instead— court. like other celebrities and instead choosing to peteonottw— and instead choosing to personally evidence personally give evidence next month. — personally give evidence next month. tthot— personally give evidence next month. what is— personally give evidence next month. what is now clear is that his month. what is now clear is that hte hottot— month. what is now clear is that hte hotteo ot— month. what is now clear is that his hatred of the— month. what is now clear is that his hatred of the press has heooe— his hatred of the press has heooe o— his hatred of the press has become a personal vendetta thot-e— become a personal vendetta that's ultimately going to end up oeettowtng— that's ultimately going to end up destroying his when he up destroying his life. when he gutt— up destroying his life. when he put htttotn— up destroying his life. when he quit britain for— up destroying his life. when he quit britain for the us three weote— quit britain for the us three weoe-nonw— quit britain for the us three years harry insisted he'd years ago, harry insisted he'd be years ago, harry insisted he'd he-totwoto— years ago, harry insisted he'd be-forward to- years ago, harry insisted he'd be _forward tollifel years ago, harry insisted he'd be forward to life of be looking forward to a life of eentoe— be looking forward to a life of eentoe ont— be looking forward to a life of service and happiness. yes, but hee— service and happiness. yes, but nee—toot- service and happiness. yes, buti he's—look back he's done nothing but look back in he's done nothing but look back tn-ot— he's done nothing but look back tn-ot nte— he's done nothing but look back in-at his family- he's done nothing but look back in at his family and in anger at his family and oountw— in anger at his family and country, refused to let the rage tnetoe— country, refused to let the rage tnette htn— country, refused to let the rage inside him subside . so adam inside him subside. so adam htoote— inside him subside. so adam htoote. tet— inside him subside. so adam brooks, let me— inside him subside. so adam brooks, let me tell you, as someone who— brooks, let me tell you, as someone who has gone through ot— someone who has gone through some of these— someone who has gone through some of these high profile court hotttee— some of these high profile court battles, media,— some of these high profile court battles, media, court battles thot— battles, media, court battles thot trog— battles, media, court battles thot dog on— battles, media, court battles that drag on for— battles, media, court battles that drag on for months and

nonthe— that drag on for months and nonthe ono— that drag on for months and months and months, you'd have to be months and months, you'd have to he teottw— months and months, you'd have to he teottw oeeptw— months and months, you'd have to be really deeply unhappy arnie to put— be really deeply unhappy arnie to put woun— be really deeply unhappy arnie to put your hand— be really deeply unhappy arnie to put your hand up and say , i to put your hand up and say, i wont— to put your hand up and say, i wont to— to put your hand up and say, i wont to fight— to put your hand up and say, i want to fight for— to put your hand up and say, i want to fight for of these thtnge— want to fight for of these thtnge. so— want to fight for of these things. so what's going on with harry?— things. so what's going on with harry? hne— things. so what's going on with harry? no on— things. so what's going on with harry? and can you understand at all harry? and can you understand at ott whw— harry? and can you understand at ott whw he— harry? and can you understand at all why he seems— harry? and can you understand at all why he seems to— harry? and can you understand at all why he seems to be absolutely— all why he seems to be absolutely determined to destroy the newepopet— absolutely determined to destroy the newspaper or— absolutely determined to destroy the newspaper or media organisation— the newspaper or media organisation should have the power— organisation should have the power to— organisation should have the power to top— organisation should have the power to tap your phone. hheotutetw. — power to tap your phone. absolutely. or— power to tap your phone. absolutely. or go. - power to tap your phone. absolutely. or go. so- power to tap your phone. absolutely. or go. so couldn't agree more deeply into your private life where you know totally wrong. it's completely wrong. but we all know that and the honor— wrong. but we all know that and the thtnot hoe— g but we all know that and the mirror has apologised for hot — the mirror has apologised for hot hne— the mirror has apologised for hot hno tt— the mirror has apologised for that. and it doesn't,- the mirror has apologised for that. ' 3 c 3 c c the mirror has apologised for that. ' “3 c 3 c c 3 c that. and it doesn't, it doesn't erase that. i mean, for once, i do not like harry. you know, i've never pretended to like him, do not like him. but i make him, do not like him. but i make him right. if i was him, i would be going for the jugular on this to stop it happening again . i to stop it happening again. i feel like it's such an intrusion has stopped . it has stopped, but has stopped. it has stopped, but not really . this needs. this is not really. this needs. this is the line . illegal activity has the line. illegal activity has etoppett— the line. illegal activity has etoppeo. teoh— the line. illegal activity has stopped. yeah, but- c illegal activity has stopped. yeah, but this. “ stopped. yeah, but this. this wttt— stopped. yeah, but this. this wttt thte— stopped. yeah, but this. this will this. this— stopped. yeah, but this. this will this. this will put a line under it. i think if they are

hit really badly financially , i hit really badly financially, i know they settle out of court with with william and that but i think this really does need to be a case where bang, they're found guilty or judged against found guilty orjudged against and they are fined heavily to stop it happening going on for years. matthew , it has been years. matthew, it has been going— years. matthew, it has been gotng on— years. matthew, it has been gotng on tot— years. matthew, it has been going on for years- gtiltii�*“; matthew, it has been going on for years . let me tell going on for years. let me tell you,— going on for years. let me tell wou. oe— going on for years. let me tell you, as someone— going on for years. let me tell you, as someone who has worked on tteet— you, as someone who has worked on fleet street— you, as someone who has worked on fleet street and— you, as someone who has worked on fleet street and gave etttenoe— on fleet street and gave evidence at— on fleet street and gave evidence at the leveson inquiry to note— evidence at the leveson inquiry to note tt— evidence at the leveson inquiry to make it absolutely clear that i to make it absolutely clear that twoe— to make it absolutely clear that i was never involved in any tttegot— i was never involved in any illegal practises, i absolutely oeptote— illegal practises, i absolutely deplore everything that went on, but deplore everything that went on, hut tt— deplore everything that went on, hut tt etoppeo— deplore everything that went on, but it stopped years and years ono— but it stopped years and years ont weote— but it stopped years and years one weote ogo— but it stopped years and years and years ago. for— but it stopped years and years and years ago. for most people, the— and years ago. for most people, thte te— and years ago. for most people, thte te o— and years ago. for most people, thte te o nonew— and years ago. for most people, this is a money making scheme . this is a money making scheme. the— this is a money making scheme. thte hoe— this is a money making scheme. this has become— this is a money making scheme. this has become a— this is a money making scheme. this has become a moral crusade for this has become a moral crusade to nonw— this has become a moral crusade to honw ono— this has become a moral crusade to how ont tn— this has become a moral crusade for harry and in my— this has become a moral crusade for harry and in my belief, it's nothtng— for harry and in my belief, it's nothtng to— for harry and in my belief, it's nothtng to to— for harry and in my belief, it's nothing to do with stopping tttegot— nothing to do with stopping illegal activity,— nothing to do with stopping illegal activity, which has otteoow— illegal activity, which has already to already stopped. he wants to etop— already stopped. he wants to etop the— already stopped. he wants to stop the british— already stopped. he wants to stop the british press from hetng— stop the british press from hetng-to— stop the british press from being-to report- stop the british press from being to report accurately being able to report accurately onwne.— being able to report accurately onittte. he— being able to report accurately on life. he actually wants on his life. he actually wants to onot— on his life. he actually wants to crack down— on his life. he actually wants to crack down on— on his life. he actually wants to crack down on freedom of the pree— to crack down on freedom of the hoee-tte— to crack down on freedom of the press, it's terrifying. press, and it's terrifying. i neonlthtnt— press, and it's terrifying. i mean,lthink that's- press, and it's terrifying. i mean,lthink that's a. press, and it's terrifying. i mean, think that's a really mean, i think that's a really good point there because scores of settled , you know, and of people settled, you know, and as we've all agree, it was absolutely deplorable what went

on and the excesses that went on. most people have settled on. but most people have settled in they just seem to be in and they just seem to be a vendetta, i find frightening some that some of the comments that come out around out of team harry and around them, which is literally, you know, way or no way. know, it's our way or no way. and so , yes, i think there is i and so, yes, i think there is i think it is a sort of very unhinged, almost obsession with the press, which i don't think is healthy for him. i mean, as a person, it's not good for him. he needs to he's clearly got very serious issues that he's continuing that's very serious issues that he's contiiweig that's very serious issues that he's contiiwe believe. that's very serious issues that he's contiiwe believe. he that's very serious issues that he's contiiwe believe. he spends; very serious issues that he's contiiwe believe. he spends most very serious issues that he's co hisive believe. he spends most very serious issues that he's co his time lieve. he spends most very serious issues that he's co his time doing he spends most very serious issues that he's co his time doing is spends most very serious issues that he's co his time doing is tryingis most of his time doing is trying to find his centre himself, as angela earlier. so angela was saying earlier. so i think therefore, you know, he needs concentrate on that and needs to concentrate on that and appearing, endlessly appearing, as you say, endlessly . i mean, got, you know, . i mean, he's got, you know, the thing he britain the one thing he does in britain is appear in court, either in person with lawyers. person or with his lawyers. it's just very, peculiar, which just very, very peculiar, which is stressful. i mean, the is so stressful. i mean, the thtng—ttghtl is so stressful. i mean, thej thing—right. you thing is. dominic right. you hote— thing is. dominic right. you hove to— thing is. dominic right. you hove to he— thing is. dominic right. you have to be quite . what am i have to be quite. what am i ttwtng— have to be quite. what am i ttwtng to— have to be quite. what am i ttwtng to eow— have to be quite. what am i trying to say here? harry wants to note— trying to say here? harry wants to note ue— trying to say here? harry wants to make us all— trying to say here? harry wants to make us all feel sorry for nth.— to make us all feel sorry for htn. he— to make us all feel sorry for htn. he hoe— to make us all feel sorry for him. he has had— to make us all feel sorry for him. he has had the most pnwtegeo— him. he has had the most privileged life— him. he has had the most privileged life in so many ways

. he— privileged life in so many ways . he oteo— privileged life in so many ways . he also always— privileged life in so many ways . he also always wants to blame someone else for— . he also always wants to blame someone else for all of his hne— someone else for all of his issues. and i— someone else for all of his issues. and i feel like now he oon-t— issues. and i feel like now he oon-t tote— issues. and i feel like now he can't take responsibility for onwthtng— can't take responsibility for onwthtng. so— can't take responsibility for anything. so he wants to blame his anything. so he wants to blame hte tonttw— anything. so he wants to blame hte tonttw ono— anything. so he wants to blame his family and blame the media. i his family and blame the media. t neon— his family and blame the media. t .— his family and blame the media. t . thot— his family and blame the media. i mean , that could— his family and blame the media. i mean , that could true. i mean, that could be true. i oon-t— i mean, that could be true. i oon-t ogtee— i mean, that could be true. i don't agree with— i mean, that could be true. i don't agree with everything harry's done. mean , i've been harry's done. i mean, i've been quite critic of both quite a vocal critic of both harry and meghan for quite a while now. however to be honest, you know, there's been certain points where i have understood where he's coming from with regards to the way the media reports on certain things . so, reports on certain things. so, for example, with regards to meghan being at the coronation in, you know, the press didn't want meghan at the coronation anyway , made that quite clear anyway, made that quite clear with the stories that were put out. then when she said that out. but then when she said that she wasn't coming to the coronation there were stories being put that was being put out that she was abandoning harry and that she was bad wife. i mean, people was a bad wife. i mean, people are allowed have opinion are allowed to have that opinion . that opinion. but . you can have that opinion. but how an opinion? how do you how is an opinion? how do you expect him to have this expect him not to have this vendetta when media vendetta when the media keeps saying nasty things? well, i'll tell you how

saying nasty things? well, i'll tett wou how t— saying nasty things? well, i'll tell you how i expect- “g “gtift7 well, i'll tell you how i expect him not to note— tell you how i expect him not to hove thte— tell you how i expect him not to have this vendetta— tell you how i expect him not to have this vendetta if he's so wontet— have this vendetta if he's so worried about— have this vendetta if he's so worried about protecting his pntoow— worried about protecting his pntoow ono— worried about protecting his privacy and protecting the pntoow— privacy and protecting the pntoowlhte— privacy and protecting the privacy his family, then privacy of his family, then why on-he— privacy of his family, then why on-he tuet- privacy of his family, then why on-he just written. on earth has he just written a hoot— on earth has he just written a book-includes- on earth has he just written ai book-includes-of book which includes details of his book which includes details of hte-ptttote- book which includes details of his-private parts. book which includes details of his private parts and his brother's private parts and photo— his brother's private parts and ptttote—thot- his brother's private parts and private _that hei private conversations that he not— private conversations that he hot wtth— private conversations that he hot wtth nte— private conversations that he had with his own father at his tothet-e— had with his own father at his father's funeral— had with his own father at his father's funeral .— had with his own father at his father's funeral . i just think father's funeral. i just think thot— father's funeral. i just think thot te— father's funeral. i just think that is utterly— father's funeral. i just think that is utterly hypocritical. thot-e— that is utterly hypocritical. that's obviously wrong. he tntotee— that's obviously wrong. he invades his— that's obviously wrong. he invades his own family's ptttooy— invades his own family's privacy, saying those things are so wrong, especially about thttton-e— so wrong, especially about william's manhood and the conversations— william's manhood and the conversations with his father. ven— conversations with his father. vetw oteoteettw. — conversations with his father. very discreetly, he— conversations with his father. very discreetly, he has- conversations with his father. very discreetly, he has shown himself to be a hypocrite. but what i do honestly feel that a line needs to be drawn under this photo. the thing is. but it hoe— this photo. the thing is. but it hoe teen— this photo. the thing is. but it has been drawn.— the thing is. but it has been drawn. that's the point . there— has been drawn. that's the point . thete wee— has been drawn. that's the point . there were criminal case cases weote— . there were criminal case cases weote ogo— . there were criminal case cases weote ogo. heopte— . there were criminal case cases years ago. people went to jail. the— years ago. people went to jail. the teottw— years ago. people went to jail. the teotttw te— years ago. people went to jail. the reality is the— years ago. people went to jail. the reality is the phone hacking has the reality is the phone hacking hoe etoppett— the reality is the phone hacking hoe etoppeo. tte— the reality is the phone hacking has stopped. it's stopped long ago— has stopped. it's stopped long ogo heoouee— has stopped. it's stopped long ago because no— has stopped. it's stopped long ago because no journalist would risk ago because no journalist would net gotng— ago because no journalist would net gotng to— ago because no journalist would risk going to jail.— ago because no journalist would risk going to jail. and if they did,— risk going to jail. and if they the. thew— risk going to jail. and if they did, they would— risk going to jail. and if they did, they would be caught. so the— did, they would be caught. so thte te— did, they would be caught. so thte te o— did, they would be caught. so this is a personal— did, they would be caught. so this is a personal vendetta. i thtnt— this is a personal vendetta. i thtnt tte— this is a personal vendetta. i think it's huge,— this is a personal vendetta. i think it's huge, hugely hypocritical. - think it's huge, hugely hypocritical. and by the way, i

wttt— hypocritical. and by the way, i wttt tepeot— hypocritical. and by the way, i will repeat again,— hypocritical. and by the way, i will repeat again, i am not exouetng— will repeat again, i am not eoouetng onw— will repeat again, i am not excusing any of— will repeat again, i am not excusing any of the illegal hehottout— excusing any of the illegal behaviour that— excusing any of the illegal behaviour that went on in fleet street.— behaviour that went on in fleet stteet. tt— behaviour that went on in fleet stteet. tt woe— behaviour that went on in fleet street. it was completely oeeptoohte— street. it was completely despicable .— street. it was completely despicable . but i think there's despicable. but i think there's a despicable. but i think there's o teottw— despicable. but i think there's o teottw ttne— despicable. but i think there's a really fine line— despicable. but i think there's a really fine line between using thot— a really fine line between using thot ono— a really fine line between using that and then— a really fine line between using that and then starting to crack town— that and then starting to crack town on— that and then starting to crack town on the— that and then starting to crack down on the right of journalists to teot— down on the right of journalists to break stories— down on the right of journalists to break stories that are legitimately— to break stories that are legitimately in the public tnteteet. — legitimately in the public interest. for— legitimately in the public interest. for example, like the hot— interest. for example, like the not on— interest. for example, like the mail on sunday— interest. for example, like the mail on sunday recently when it to— mail on sunday recently when it to he— mail on sunday recently when it came to his security and his hottte— came to his security and his hottte-the— came to his security and his battle .the home- came to his security and his battle the home office , battle with the home office, whtoh— battle with the home office, which .wanted _ battle with the home office, which .wanted to - battle with the home office, which wanted to shut down and which he wanted to shut down and i which he wanted to shut down and t-tt-e— which he wanted to shut down and t-tt-e teottw— which he wanted to shut down and i-it's really wrong.- which he wanted to shut down and i it's really wrong. but i think it's really wrong. but toot.— i think it's really wrong. but look,-miserable- look, while miserable prince nonw— look, while miserable prince nonwlhottng— look, while miserable prince harry having ruck harry is having a ruck with onwone— harry is having a ruck with onwone he— harry is having a ruck with anyone, he can— harry is having a ruck with anyone, he can get his hands on his anyone, he can get his hands on hte tetet— anyone, he can get his hands on his level headed— anyone, he can get his hands on his level headed brother william is his level headed brother william te—he- is doing what he should be gotng.— is doing what he should be gotng—oounttwl is doing what he should be. doing,_country with doing, serving his country with phoe— doing, serving his country with photo—the- doing, serving his country with pride. the moment pride. and this is the moment the httnoe— pride. and this is the moment the prince .wales- pride. and this is the moment the prince wales royal the prince of wales met a royal eupenon— the prince of wales met a royal eupenon on— the prince of wales met a royal superfan on who— the prince of wales met a royal superfan on who been. superfan on who had been. i oon-t— superfan on who had been. i. oon-t—onoztng can't believe this. it's amazing to-teee— can't believe this. it's amazing to-teee thon— can't believe this. it's amazing to-less than three- to know less than three coronation— to know less than three coronation lines in her tttettne— coronation lines in her tttettne. — coronation lines in her lifetime. “it:i;ti; coronation lines in her- lifetime. three coronations. yeah . three coronation. yes . yeah. three coronation. yes. i'm 90 393. coronations is onoztng— i'm 90 393. coronations is onoztng .— i'm 90 393. coronations is amazing . and— i'm 90 393. coronations is amazing . and your- 90 gig coronations is amazing . and your grandmother 99 gig coronations is amazing . and your grandmother ?

amazing. and your grandmother? i amazing. and your grandmother? t etept— amazing. and your grandmother? t etept on— amazing. and your grandmother? t etept on the— amazing. and your grandmother? i slept on the pavement- amazing. and your grandmother? i slept on the pavement for- i slept on the pavement for three nights and important reng 24.and three nights and important reng 24. and then the it was children . i have measles. would you just all . i have measles. would you just ott go— . i have measles. would you just ott go e — . i have measles. would you just ott got on.— . i have measles. would you just ott got on. yest— . i have measles. would you just all go ? oh, yes, yes. i couldn't all go? oh, yes, yes. i couldn't believe it. there can't be many peopte— believe it. there can't be many peopte tte— believe it. there can't be many peopte ttte wou— believe it. there can't be many peopte ttte wou .— c there can't be many people like you . incredible but people like you. incredible but the— people like you. incredible but thte te— people like you. incredible but this is marvellous. c wig this is marvellous. it's very, very— this is marvellous. it's very, tetw ntoe— this is marvellous. it's very, tetw to— this is marvellous. it's very, very nice to meet you . no, it's very nice to meet you. no, it's just very nice to meet you. no, it's tuet oootohte. — very nice to meet you. no, it's just adorable. i— very nice to meet you. no, it's just adorable. i mean- very nice to meet you. no, it's just adorable. i mean ,- very nice to meet you. no, it's just adorable. i mean , i- ti;th “ ti.ti; no, it's just adorable. i mean , i think just adorable. i mean, i think nonw— just adorable. i mean, i think how oouto— just adorable. i mean, i think harry could learn— just adorable. i mean, i think harry could learn a thing or two ohout— harry could learn a thing or two ohout towottw— harry could learn a thing or two about loyalty from _ harry could learn a thing or two about loyalty from sweet tttzoheth— about loyalty from sweet elizabeth there. matthew lanza , elizabeth there. matthew lanza, hoon— elizabeth there. matthew lanza, hton hoote.— elizabeth there. matthew lanza, adam brooks, dominic samuels , do adam brooks, dominic samuels, do etono— adam brooks, dominic samuels, do etono byt— adam brooks, dominic samuels, do stand by, because— adam brooks, dominic samuels, do stand by, because coming up, as ttv-e— stand by, because coming up, as itv's coronation— stand by, because coming up, as itv's coronation coverage shocks wtth— itv's coronation coverage shocks viewers with race— itv's coronation coverage shocks viewers with race baiting comments like the royal balcony hetng— comments like the royal balcony hetng tenthtw— comments like the royal balcony being terribly white, should the broadcaster's— being terribly white, should the broadcaster's divisive pundits tte— broadcaster's divisive pundits the on— broadcaster's divisive pundits like dr. shola_ broadcaster's divisive pundits like dr. shola be— broadcaster's divisive pundits like dr. shola be given air ttnee— like dr. shola be given air ttnee my— like dr. shola be given air time? my superstar will time? my superstar panel will teuttn— time? my superstar panel will return—one- time? my superstar panel will return _one outi time? my superstar panel will. return _one out as return to thrash that one out as we-tontght-e— return to thrash that one out as we tonight's greatest we reveal tonight's greatest httton— we reveal tonight's greatest briton _jackass. we reveal tonight's greatest briton jackass but briton and union jackass but next.— briton and union jackass but next. oe— briton and union jackass but next. oe hut— briton and union jackass but next, as bud light sales fall a nonnoth— next, as bud light sales fall a mammoth 21.4%_ next, as bud light sales fall a mammoth 21.4% after endorsing none— mammoth 21.4% after endorsing trans influencer— mammoth 21.4% after endorsing trans influencer dylan mulvaney has trans influencer dylan mulvaney hoe the— trans influencer dylan mulvaney hoe the oonponw— trans influencer dylan mulvaney has the company gone woke? and

potenttottw— has the company gone woke? and now potentially gone broke ? now potentially gone broke? ooneow— now potentially gone broke? comedy legend— now potentially gone broke? comedy legend jim davidson fully unoonoeteo— comedy legend jim davidson fully uncanceled on— comedy legend jim davidson fully uncanceled on that. oh and httnoe— uncanceled on that. oh and prince harry's— uncanceled on that. oh and prince harry's coronation flop. jim — prince harry's coronation flop. jim hottoeon— prince harry's coronation flop. jim davidson lviv_ prince harry's coronation flop. jim davidson lviv anything could hoppen— jim davidson lviv anything could hoppen. eo— jim davidson lviv anything could hoppen. so wou-e— jim davidson lviv anything could happen. so you're not going to wont— happen. so you're not going to wont to— happen. so you're not going to wont to thee— happen. so you're not going to want to miss it.— happen. so you're not going to want to miss it. we're back in tuet— want to miss it. we're back in tuet two— want to miss it. we're back in just two minutes— want to miss it. we're back in just two minutes time

right it's time now for uncanceled- right it's time now for uncanceled .- right it's time now for uncanceled . and this is where uncanceled. and this is where htttotn-e— uncanceled. and this is where none top— uncanceled. and this is where britain's top commentators speak out on— britain's top commentators speak out on teeuee— britain's top commentators speak out on issues without the fear of the — out on issues without the fear of the cancel— out on issues without the fear of the cancel culture sweeping the teet— of the cancel culture sweeping the teet ot— of the cancel culture sweeping the rest of media— of the cancel culture sweeping the rest of media and comedy tegeno— the rest of media and comedy tegeno jim— the rest of media and comedy legend jim davidson live with me in legend jim davidson live with me tn-etuoto— legend jim davidson live with me in.studio tonight— legend jim davidson live with me in.studio tonight .— legend jim davidson live with me in studio tonight . he's very in the studio tonight. he's very noughtw. — in the studio tonight. he's very noughtw. wow— in the studio tonight. he's very noughtw. wow tt— in the studio tonight. he's very naughty. now it appears that not all naughty. now it appears that not ott nottonot— naughty. now it appears that not all national treasures were token— all national treasures were toten tn— all national treasures were toten tn by— all national treasures were taken in by the— all national treasures were taken in by the king's coronation— taken in by the king's coronation as fawlty towers star gonn— coronation as fawlty towers star tohn oteeee— coronation as fawlty towers star john cleese gave— coronation as fawlty towers star john cleese gave gb news his tetw— john cleese gave gb news his too on— john cleese gave gb news his very own andrew— john cleese gave gb news his very own andrew doyle his httottoue— very own andrew doyle his hilarious take— very own andrew doyle his hilarious take on the day. watch the.— hilarious take on the day. watch the—onu— hilarious take on the day. watch thte—ono t- hilarious take on the day. watch this—and i sort- hilarious take on the day. watch this—and i sort of. this. hey, dan and i sort of looked at the screen and i lost it as in i laughed. i looked at the screen and i lost it as in i laughed . i couldn't it as in i laughed. i couldn't stop it as in i laughed. i couldn't

etop toughtng— it as in i laughed. i couldn't etop toughtng .— it as in i laughed. i couldn't stop laughing . this- it as in i laughed. i couldn't stop laughing . this is- stop laughing. this is absolutely. - stop laughing. this is absolutely. 3 3 stop laughing. this is- absolutely. so what did you stop laughing. this is— absolutely. so what did you find funny about it? well, i just tooteo— funny about it? well, i just tooteo ot— funny about it? well, i just looked at it.— funny about it? well, i just looked at it. all— c7 well, ijust looked at it. all these people in looked at it. all these people tn theee— looked at it. all these people in these silly— looked at it. all these people in these silly costumes and all tottng— in these silly costumes and all taking everything— in these silly costumes and all taking everything so seriously, i taking everything so seriously, tthought— taking everything so seriously, thought he— taking everything so seriously, i thought, it's a— taking everything so seriously, i thought, it's a python sketch . so— i thought, it's a python sketch . so tton — i thought, it's a python sketch . so from one— i thought, it's a python sketch . so from one national- i thought, it's a python sketch . so from one national treasure comedy legend to another, jim davidson, your response ? well, davidson, your response? well, how wonderful to see - davidson, your response? well, how wonderful to see a- �*e�*t 3“ 7 well, how wonderful to see a great oonetton— how wonderful to see a great oonetton on— how wonderful to see a great comedian on gb— how wonderful to see a great comedian on gb news. / “3 comedian on gb news. yeah, and hee— comedian on gb news. yeah, and toe got— comedian on gb news. yeah, and he's got john cleese with him , he's got john cleese with him, stopped . seriously, john, get stopped. seriously, john, get a grip. i mean , if you look at grip. i mean, if you look at monty python, i was working with a comedian the other day and he said all those middle class people all getting together, trying to work out that there's university funny, you know, and well, i thought that coronation was fantastic . i thought it was was fantastic. i thought it was tuet— was fantastic. i thought it was tuet t— was fantastic. i thought it was tuet t tuet— was fantastic. i thought it was just i just thought— ti. i thought it was just i just thought the whole thtng— just i just thought the whole thtng woe— just i just thought the whole thing was brilliant and showed up. hne— thing was brilliant and showed up. no t— thing was brilliant and showed up. no t went— thing was brilliant and showed up. and i went to— thing was brilliant and showed up. and i went to the funny oonoen— up. and i went to the funny oonoen ot— up. and i went to the funny concert at the— up. and i went to the funny concert at the one at windsor.

veoh. — concert at the one at windsor. veoh. tn— concert at the one at windsor. veoh. tn eo— concert at the one at windsor. yeah. i'm so jealous.- concert at the one at windsor. yeah. i'm so jealous. yeah- concert at the one at windsor. yeah. i'm so jealous. yeah well, you could have come because i've been dumped . i had you could have come because i've been dumped. i had a you could have come because i've been dumped . i had a spare seat. been dumped. i had a spare seat. thont— been dumped. i had a spare seat. thont wou— been dumped. i had a spare seat. thont wou tot— been dumped. i had a spare seat. thank you for the— been dumped. i had a spare seat. thank you for the invite,- 3c 3 i had a spare seat. thank you for the invite, jim. i thank you for the invite, jim. t wouto— thank you for the invite, jim. t woutu hote— thank you for the invite, jim. i would have been— thank you for the invite, jim. i would have been there- thank you for the invite, jim. i would have been there in a flash. i would have your flash. i would have been your hot people would have. hot date. and people would have. people started. people would have started. rumours, jim. ladies and genttenen— rumours, jim. ladies and gentlemen, left gentlemen, swipe me to the left . it gentlemen, swipe me to the left ..it.fantastic_ gentlemen, swipe me to the left ..it.fantastic .- gentlemen, swipe me to the left ..it.fantastic . is- gentlemen, swipe me to the left ..it.fantastic . is it- . no, it was fantastic. is it g...p_ . no, it was fantastic. is it gteote tt— . no, it was fantastic. is it great? it was— . no, it was fantastic. is it great? it was great. and there o htt— great? it was great. and there was a bit where— great? it was great. and there was a bit where every one stood up when— was a bit where every one stood up when ttonet— was a bit where every one stood up when lionel richie sang all ntght— up when lionel richie sang all ntght tong. — up when lionel richie sang all ntght tong. hne— up when lionel richie sang all night long. and from the royal hot— night long. and from the royal not up— night long. and from the royal not up o— night long. and from the royal box up a millisecond later , who box up a millisecond later, who hton-t— box up a millisecond later, who oton-t wont— box up a millisecond later, who oton-t wont to— box up a millisecond later, who didn't want to stand up and oonoe— didn't want to stand up and dance was the— didn't want to stand up and dance was the king dick albie wtth— dance was the king dick albie come with these— dance was the king dick albie come with these little flag . come with these little flag. hno. — come with these little flag. hno. -oueen - come with these little flag. and. queen said this come with these little flag.- and.-queen said this jim and. and the queen said this jim nottoeon— and. and the queen said this jim davidson there. _ and. and the queen said this jim davidson there. and i looked at the htng— davidson there. and i looked at the ttng ont— davidson there. and i looked at the ttng ont t— davidson there. and i looked at the king and i went, what are you— the king and i went, what are wou—he— the king and i went, what are wou—he tooteo- the king and i went, what are you—he looked ati the king and i went, what are. you—he looked at me you doing? and he looked at me ono— you doing? and he looked at me one-.— you doing? and he looked at me ono-. hne— you doing? and he looked at me ono-. no we— you doing? and he looked at me and-. and we both- you doing? and he looked at me and . and we both made and pointed. and we both made ewee— and pointed. and we both made owoe-know— and pointed. and we both made owoe-know .— and pointed. and we both made eyes,.know , like- and pointed. and we both made eyes, know , like girls on eyes, you know, like girls do on a eyes, you know, like girls do on o oonoe— eyes, you know, like girls do on o oonoe-hne— eyes, you know, like girls do on a dance-and we- eyes, you know, like girls do on a dance and we were a dance floor. and we were oonotng— a dance floor. and we were dancing another. it a dance floor. and we were- dancing-another. it was dancing with one another. it was the gteoteet— dancing with one another. it was the greatest moment. if my mother— the greatest moment. if my. mother—there. mother could have been there. peg.— mother could have been there. heohlwoe— mother could have been there. yeah,.was great.— mother could have been there. yeah,.was great. i- mother could have been there. yeah, was great. i thought. yeah, it was great. i thought. i thought— yeah, it was great. i thought. i thought-whole— yeah, it was great. i thought. i thought whole thing took thought the whole thing took my hteoth— thought the whole thing took my tooth-toot— thought the whole thing took my breath-took my- thought the whole thing took my breath took my breath breath away. it took my breath owow. — breath away. it took my breath owow. hne— breath away. it took my breath owow. no we— breath away. it took my breath away. and we can— breath away. it took my breath away. and we can do things geot— away. and we can do things gteot. hot— away. and we can do things great. not only— away. and we can do things great. not only can we do pogeontw— great. not only can we do pageantryt we— great. not only can we do pageantry, we can party. 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we should proud. i had to ask we should be proud. i had to ask you anne's choice you about princess anne's choice of hat because was it purposeful? because it completely blocked out prince harry from from view . have we harry from from view. have we got a picture? yes— harry from from view. have we got a picture? yes there- . have we got a picture? yes there he is. toot.— got a picture? yes there he is. toot. toot— got a picture? yes there he is. look, look . goodness- got a picture? yes there he is. goodness me. and it look, look. goodness me. and it eon— look, look. goodness me. and it eon ot— look, look. goodness me. and it sort of matches— look, look. goodness me. and it sort of matches his— goodness me. and it sort of matches his hair. you never, never wear- sort of matches his hair. you never, never wear red when wou-e— never, never wear red when wou-e gtngen— never, never wear red when wou-e gtnget. oo- never, never wear red when you're ginger, do you? so that i thtnt— you're ginger, do you? so that i thtnt ehe— you're ginger, do you? so that i think she blocked— you're ginger, do you? so that i think she blocked him out . what think she blocked him out. what do think she blocked him out. what to wou— think she blocked him out. what to wou thtnt— think she blocked him out. what do you think about— think she blocked him out. what do you think about harry? i thtnt— do you think about harry? i thtnt he— do you think about harry? i think he walked in looking ettghttw— think he walked in looking slightly embarrassed. was he oehoneo— slightly embarrassed. was he oehoneo ot— slightly embarrassed. was he ashamed of himself or was he thtnttng— ashamed of himself or was he thtnttng .— ashamed of himself or was he thtnttng . t— ashamed of himself or was he thinking, i don't— ashamed of himself or was he thinking, i don't want to be heret— thinking, i don't want to be here? woe— thinking, i don't want to be here? was he— thinking, i don't want to be here? was he throwing teddy out the ptone— here? was he throwing teddy out the ptone nett— here? was he throwing teddy out the pram? well, i— here? was he throwing teddy out the pram? well, i got the sense thot— the pram? well, i got the sense thot tn— the pram? well, i got the sense thot tn the— the pram? well, i got the sense that in the abbey. _ the pram? well, i got the sense that in the abbey. t/tziuiit“ c“ti;iti; that in the abbey. yeah, there was a real cold, cold air towards them. at this moment when he walked in and. but nobody booed. they- nobody booed. they said they'd hoo— nobody booed. they said they'd too htn. — nobody booed. they said they'd boo him. yeah,— nobody booed. they said they'd boo him. yeah, there- nobody booed. they said they'd boo him. / c“ti;iti; nobody booed. they said they'd boo him. t/tziuiit“ c“ti;iti; boo him. yeah, there was no boos in side the abbey. maybe that would have been different if he'd bought meghan. maybe it would been he'd bought meghan. maybe it would-been different.- 3 g .t�*~t.t:i;g“tiit“ maybe it would been different. and would have been different. and there—oottetl would have been different. and. there—called ody, there was that woman called ody, 0dy,— there was that woman called ody, oow. oow— there was that woman called ody, oow. oow oow— there was that woman called ody, oow. ooh ooh one.— there was that woman called ody, ody, ody ody obe. oh, what did ehe— ody, ody ody obe. oh, what did ehe note— ody, ody ody obe. oh, what did ehe note ot— ody, ody ody obe. oh, what did she make of that?— ody, ody ody obe. oh, what did she make of that? was from she make of that? she was from

httgoooon— she make of that? she was from httgoooon .— she make of that? she was from brigadoon , wasn't— she make of that? she was from brigadoon , wasn't she? that brigadoon, wasn't she? that soottteh— brigadoon, wasn't she? that scottish film _ brigadoon, wasn't she? that scottish film of— brigadoon, wasn't she? that scottish film of an island that tune— scottish film of an island that tune up— scottish film of an island that tune up etetw— scottish film of an island that turns up every now and then. she eoto— turns up every now and then. she eoto-tooteo— turns up every now and then. she said-looked terribly- turns up every now and then. she said looked terribly white. said they looked terribly white. i said they looked terribly white. t oon-t. — said they looked terribly white. t oon-t. t— said they looked terribly white. i don't. i think— said they looked terribly white. i don't. i think that's inflammatory . yeah, but they do inflammatory. yeah, but they do toot— inflammatory. yeah, but they do toot tenthtw— inflammatory. yeah, but they do look terribly white. yeah. i saw the htget— look terribly white. yeah. i saw the nigel farage._ look terribly white. yeah. i saw the nigel farage. i saw the htgetton— the nigel farage. i saw the nigerian royal— the nigel farage. i saw the nigerian royal family once they tooteot— nigerian royal family once they tooteo. thew— nigerian royal family once they looked, they looked very black. teoh— looked, they looked very black. yeah, beautifully— looked, they looked very black. yeah, beautifully black. yeah it the— yeah, beautifully black. yeah it the toot.— yeah, beautifully black. yeah it was the look. _ yeah, beautifully black. yeah it was the look. it— yeah, beautifully black. yeah it was the look. c c.iiti; yeah, beautifully black. yeah it was the look. c c.~iiu:i; was the look. it was the use of the word terribly for me. was it? yeah. because what's that about? what's terribly white? terribly doesn't mean terrible , terribly doesn't mean terrible, though.— terribly doesn't mean terrible, though. to. — terribly doesn't mean terrible, though. no. well,— terribly doesn't mean terrible, though. no. �*titt'ti;cc though. no. well, to me, i you if you don't like it at the end of the day, like if people on the other side of the argument throw racism claims around all the time. so if they're going to do have to be do that, then you have to be consistent it. a lot of consistent with it. and a lot of ethnic minority who have ethnic minority folk who have had show actually agree. had on the show actually agree. do she played in do you know that she played in an do you know that she played in on ott— do you know that she played in on ott women— do you know that she played in an all women of— do you know that she played in an all women of colour ptoouottone— an all women of colour production? she played edward the eeoono— production? she played edward the second or— production? she played edward the second or something? yeah whote— the second or something? yeah whot-e gotng— the second or something? yeah whot-e gotng on— the second or something? yeah what's going on in the world? tn — what's going on in the world? to gotng— what's going on in the world? to gotng to— what's going on in the world? to gotng to ptow— what's going on in the world? i'm going to play nelson mandela in i'm going to play nelson mandela tn-nett— i'm going to play nelson mandela tn-nett ttn— i'm going to play nelson mandela in.next film. but— i'm going to play nelson mandela in next film. but you know in the next film. but you know whote — in the next film. but you know whote thete— in the next film. but you know what? there is— in the next film. but you know what? there is hope.- in the next film. but you know what? there is hope. we want there because bud light

there is hope because bud light sales have plummeted faster than you can say. dylan mulvaney this is absolutely although is absolutely bizarre. although it's not bizarre, actually. i think it's something to celebrate months since celebrate in the months since the that the giant launched that disastrous bizarre disastrous and very bizarre campaign , their sales have campaign, their sales have dropped 21.4. and it's also the other brands connected to it. but itself, budweiser itself suffering an 11.5% fall. so do you think finally , jim, these you think finally, jim, these businesses might wake up to the idea of go woke, go broke? i think they should do anyway. bud toetee— think they should do anyway. bud toetee tte— think they should do anyway. bud tastes like i'm— think they should do anyway. bud tastes like i'm not— think they should do anyway. bud tastes like i'm not a great fan of out— tastes like i'm not a great fan of out neon— tastes like i'm not a great fan of bud bear. foreign bear. i ton-t— of bud bear. foreign bear. i oon-t tte— of bud bear. foreign bear. i don't like foreign bear. i'm tngtteh— don't like foreign bear. i'm tngtteh. t— don't like foreign bear. i'm english. i like— don't like foreign bear. i'm english. i like carlsberg. i tte— english. i like carlsberg. i ttte hut.— english. i like carlsberg. i like bud. do— english. i like carlsberg. i like bud. do you like bud? really?— like bud. do you like bud? really? hut— like bud. do you like bud? really? but i'm— like bud. do you like bud? really? but i'm boycotting it now. are you boycotting it? why? heoouee— now. are you boycotting it? why? heoouee thot— now. are you boycotting it? why? because that young— are you boycotting it? why? because that young person who's thot— because that young person who's thot woung— because that young person who's thot woung peeon— because that young person who's that young person as well was ootentetng— that young person as well was advertising sports bras but had no hteoete. — advertising sports bras but had no breasts. yeah.— advertising sports bras but had no breasts. yeah. so there's hope— no breasts. yeah. so there's hope tot— no breasts. yeah. so there's hope tot he— no breasts. yeah. so there's hope for me. advertising unoetponte— hope for me. advertising underpants . - hope for me. advertising underpants . cit“ ctitt3 �*vitt'ti; iti; hope for me. advertising- underpants . oh, god. we're not underpants. oh, god. we're not even going to go into that. we're not going to delve into that. jim nortje got his hat on, ohope— that. jim nortje got his hat on, ohope. — that. jim nortje got his hat on, ohope. ho.— that. jim nortje got his hat on, ohope. we. hut— that. jim nortje got his hat on, chaps. no, but i'll— that. jim nortje got his hat on, chaps. no, but i'll tell- jim nortje got his hat on, chaps. htit cc chaps. no, but i'll tell you why. for me, i'm boycotting it.

it's not actually because of dylan mulvaney . it's not dylan dylan mulvaney. it's not dylan mulvaney's fault that they got the job. it's because of the arrogance of a company saying we don't give a about the people who've bought us years and who've bought us for years and years we just want to years and years. we just want to appeal these horrible wokeist appeal to these horrible wokeist doesitisit appeal to these horrible wokeist does it is it going to end? who says enough is enough- 3 c c gtit “g ti;“t37 who says enough is enough people power— says enough is enough people power ooeen-t— says enough is enough people power doesn't-to- says enough is enough people power doesn't to be enough. power doesn't seem to be enough. teoh— power doesn't seem to be enough. teoh. tte— power doesn't seem to be enough. teoh. he on— power doesn't seem to be enough. yeah, it's gb news.— power doesn't seem to be enough. yeah, it's gb news. would you peopte— yeah, it's gb news. would you peopte tte— yeah, it's gb news. would you peopte ttte ne— yeah, it's gb news. would you people like me on— yeah, it's gb news. would you people like me on you ? stream on people like me on you? stream on you people like me on you? stream on wou etteone— people like me on you? stream on you stream? we're— people like me on you? stream on you stream? we're waving the hog.— you stream? we're waving the hog hut— you stream? we're waving the hog hut no— you stream? we're waving the flag, but no one— you stream? we're waving the flag, but no one seems to tteten. — flag, but no one seems to listen. well,— flag, but no one seems to listen. well, i— flag, but no one seems to listen. well, i just wish folk wouto— listen. well, i just wish folk woutt tunn— listen. well, i just wish folk would turn off— listen. well, i just wish folk would turn off itv now . would turn off itv now. i genutnetw— would turn off itv now. i genuinely mean- would turn off itv now. i genuinely mean that. it's like this is a company that isn't about freedom of speech. no, it's not. that is race baiting . it's not. that is race baiting. and actually think use your and i actually think use your remote, you know, just use your remote, you know, just use your remote if you're about remote if you're annoyed about this, watching come this, stop watching and come over news. but look, jim , over to gb news. but look, jim, america's favourite hollywood actor, tom hanks, what's he done now? i'm happy with him. i'm really happy with what's he done. said he will done. he has said that he will boycott these books that have been rewritten for modern sensitivities. so, you know, they it for roald dahl,

they did it for roald dahl, whose one of my favourite authors the other day, they updated his books and the forrest gump star has basically said, no, no, no, no. i'm only reading the books if they are the well, right, the originals. well, he's right, isn't i think people isn't he? well, i think people ohonge— isn't he? well, i think people change.iwatched_ c “ti;7 well, i think people change. watched dambusters change. i watched the dambusters the—thew— change. i watched the dambusters the _they changed. the other day and they changed the other day and they changed the-ot— the other day and they changed the-on ouw— the other day and they changed the of guy gibson's dog. the name of guy gibson's dog. nowh— the name of guy gibson's dog. how-oowo- the name of guy gibson's dog. now,-could be- the name of guy gibson's dog. now, could be deemed now, i know it could be deemed as now, i know it could be deemed oe ottenette— now, i know it could be deemed as offensive by— now, i know it could be deemed as offensive by some, but you oon-t— as offensive by some, but you oon-t ohonge— as offensive by some, but you can't change history now. i hoton-t— can't change history now. i haven't read— can't change history now. i haven't read a— can't change history now. i haven't read a great the last hoot— haven't read a great the last hoot t— haven't read a great the last hoot t teot— haven't read a great the last book i read was— haven't read a great the last book i read was janet and john hoot— book i read was janet and john hoot two.— book i read was janet and john book two. and— book i read was janet and john book two. and i— book i read was janet and john book two. and i think i was ohout— book two. and i think i was about seven.— book two. and i think i was about seven. they might change thot— about seven. they might change thot no— about seven. they might change thot woe— about seven. they might change that now was the— about seven. they might change that now was the last book. yeah i that now was the last book. yeah t oon-t— that now was the last book. yeah t oon-t teot— that now was the last book. yeah t oon-t teoo o— that now was the last book. yeah i don't read a lot— that now was the last book. yeah i don't read a lot of— that now was the last book. yeah i don't read a lot of books . that now was the last book. yeah i don't read a lot of books. i oon-t— i don't read a lot of books. i oon-t tnow— i don't read a lot of books. i don't know. i— i don't read a lot of books. i don't know. i don't string words togethet. — don't know. i don't string words togethet. ho— don't know. i don't string words togethet. to t— don't know. i don't string words together. no i read a lot of hoote.— together. no i read a lot of hoote. tn— together. no i read a lot of books. i'm just— together. no i read a lot of books. i'm just trying to be tooettoue. — books. i'm just trying to be facetious. you— books. i'm just trying to be facetious. you can't alter hoote. — facetious. you can't alter hoote. whw— facetious. you can't alter books. why should you need to otter— books. why should you need to ottet hootee— books. why should you need to alter books? do— books. why should you need to alter books? do you remember hoot— alter books? do you remember hoot tn— alter books? do you remember hoot tn teee— alter books? do you remember back in 1938 when hitler burnt all back in 1938 when hitler burnt ott thoee— back in 1938 when hitler burnt all those books— back in 1938 when hitler burnt all those books ?— back in 1938 when hitler burnt all those books ? i mean, what is all those books? i mean, what is going— all those books? i mean, what is gotng one— all those books? i mean, what is gotng one thot— all those books? i mean, what is going on? what is— all those books? i mean, what is going on? what is going on tnteeoe— going on? what is going on indeed? because actually, he nuet— indeed? because actually, he nuet hote— indeed? because actually, he must have thought he was doing the wont— must have thought he was doing the wrong o— must have thought he was doing the world a favour— must have thought he was doing the world a favour as well. like theee— the world a favour as well. like these loonies._ the world a favour as well. like these loonies. yeah, indeed. hne— these loonies. yeah, indeed. hno ootuottw— these loonies. yeah, indeed. hno ootuottw .—

these loonies. yeah, indeed. and actually ,.shouldn't| these loonies. yeah, indeed. and actually , shouldn't even and actually, you shouldn't even burn hitler's book because it's important for history to be able to understand . i've never read to understand. i've never read onw— to understand. i've never read onw ot— to understand. i've never read onw otihoote— to understand. i've never read onw otihoote. t— c. 33 i've never read any of books. i thought he any of his books. i thought he waslterrible._ any of his books. i thought he waslterrible.-a- any of his books. i thought he was terrible. a good was a terrible. it was a good potnten— was a terrible. it was a good painter. apparently, he was one opohnent— painter. apparently, he was onei opohnent—toot apartment, two coats. now, look jim,— apartment, two coats. now, look .nn. tohen— apartment, two coats. now, look .ttn. tohen ne— apartment, two coats. now, look , jim, robert de niro has become a , jim, robert de niro has become o tothet— , jim, robert de niro has become o tothet ogotn. — , jim, robert de niro has become a father again. good— , jim, robert de niro has become a father again. c3 “ 'c a father again. good for him. at the age of good old bob the age of 70, good old bob nine. so this is his seventh child. well, i'm bob . he said it child. well, i'm bob. he said it was planned and came as no surprise. do you think 79 is too old to become a father , jim? old to become a father, jim? well i think it's too old to attempt to have a child. seriously , you're never too attempt to have a child. - seriously , you're never too old seriously, you're never too old to ottenpt. — seriously, you're never too old to attempt. listen, mate, i'm 70 the— to attempt. listen, mate, i'm 70 thte year-— to attempt. listen, mate, i'm 70 this year. nothing— to attempt. listen, mate, i'm 70 this year. nothing down there wonte— this year. nothing down there wotte ot— this year. nothing down there wotte ot ott — this year. nothing down there works at all. i— this year. nothing down there works at all. i don't believe tn — works at all. i don't believe tn ootuottw— works at all. i don't believe i'm actually becoming because i'm actually becoming because to gtowtng— i'm actually becoming because i'm growing boobs. and this is now countersunk— i'm growing boobs. and this is now countersunk .— i'm growing boobs. and this is now countersunk . obviously, now countersunk. obviously, i oon-t— now countersunk. obviously, i oon-t toot— now countersunk. obviously, i oon-t toot ot— now countersunk. obviously, i don't look at my.— now countersunk. obviously, i don't look at my. do you see thot— don't look at my. do you see thot tttn — don't look at my. do you see thot tttn e— don't look at my. do you see that film 7 e.t._ don't look at my. do you see that film ? e.t. when he was that film? e.t. when he was lwrig— that film? e.t. when he was twtng tn— that film? e.t. when he was twtng tn the— that film? e.t. when he was lying in the water like that? note— lying in the water like that? thot-e ne— lying in the water like that? thot-e ne tn— lying in the water like that? that's me in the— lying in the water like that? that's me in the bath . now i that's me in the bath. now i note— that's me in the bath. now i hove to— that's me in the bath. now i hove to turn— that's me in the bath. now i have to turn the— that's me in the bath. now i have to turn the light up. but tn — have to turn the light up. but tn thtnttng— have to turn the light up. but i'm thinking bob— have to turn the light up. but i'm thinking bob de niro, bob's a i'm thinking bob de niro, bob's o geot— i'm thinking bob de niro, bob's o gteot ooto— i'm thinking bob de niro, bob's a great actor. yeah. bob i call htn— a great actor. yeah. bob i call htn hot.— a great actor. yeah. bob i call htn not. — a great actor. yeah. bob i call htn not. ven— a great actor. yeah. bob i call him bob. «ti;iy g: /titc cg“c7 him bob. very good. you tight? yeah we're. we're like that.

thot-e— yeah we're. we're like that. thot-e ne— yeah we're. we're like that. that's me there. _ t/tziuiit“ iti; we're like that. that's me there. and i think. i oon-t— that's me there. and i think. i oon-t tnow— that's me there. and i think. i don't know how— that's me there. and i think. i don't know how he did it. he nuet— don't know how he did it. he nuet hote— don't know how he did it. he must have took— don't know how he did it. he must have took a— don't know how he did it. he must have took a 20 year old to heo— must have took a 20 year old to pet wtth— must have took a 20 year old to pet wtth o— must have took a 20 year old to bed with a set— must have took a 20 year old to bed with a set of— must have took a 20 year old to bed with a set of jump leads. oh,— bed with a set of jump leads. on. hot — bed with a set of jump leads. oh, god- jim— bed with a set of jump leads. oh, god. tit 3 bed with a set of jump leads. oh, god. �*e't 3“ ti“ bed with a set of jump leads. oh, god. �*e't 3 oh, god. jim davidson on that note, please stop. don't invite me ogotn— note, please stop. don't invite me ogotn .— note, please stop. don't invite me ogotn . the— note, please stop. don't invite me again . the ratings- don't invite me again . the ratings have just me again. the ratings have just gone— me again. the ratings have just gone tte— me again. the ratings have just gone like that.— me again. the ratings have just gone like that. and it is time to— gone like that. and it is time now to reveal— gone like that. and it is time now to reveal tonight's greatest htttotn— now to reveal tonight's greatest htttotn tn— now to reveal tonight's greatest britain in union— now to reveal tonight's greatest britain in union jackass . cit“ britain in union jackass. oh, hontntgue— britain in union jackass. oh, dominique townpeople save us with your nominee, please . with your nominee, please. well, i'm not sure you'd agree, hut— well, i'm not sure you'd agree, hut ntne— well, i'm not sure you'd agree, hut te— well, i'm not sure you'd agree, but mine is the— well, i'm not sure you'd agree, but mine is the tory mps that out— but mine is the tory mps that out ono— but mine is the tory mps that came out and condemned the oneet— came out and condemned the oneet ot— came out and condemned the oneet ot eoe— came out and condemned the arrest of some coronation ptoteetete. — arrest of some coronation ptoteetete. t— arrest of some coronation protesters. i think it's an exonpte— protesters. i think it's an eoonpte ot— protesters. i think it's an example of how dangerous it is to ottooote— example of how dangerous it is to allocate some— example of how dangerous it is to allocate some protest . it's to allocate some protest. it's good — to allocate some protest. it's good hne— to allocate some protest. it's good no no— to allocate some protest. it's good no t— to allocate some protest. it's good. and no, i do agree . good. and no, i do agree. i oteeg— good. and no, i do agree. i oteeg he— good. and no, i do agree. i oteeg he tong— good. and no, i do agree. i agree. as long as- good. and no, i do agree. i agree. as long as they. good. and no, i do agree. i agree. as long as they were talking about the protests, not the eco terrorists, not the folk committing criminal damage, that's where i think there's a difference when it comes to the protesters. absolutely and i think involves graham think that involves graham smith, the bloke from republic , smith, the bloke from republic, actually, adam brooks, my nominee, is honorary , and it's nominee, is honorary, and it's the beer drinkers of america for shunning bud light. oh, yes. as

we were just discussing, causing the sales to drop by around 25. go woke, go broke and matthew totetzo— go woke, go broke and matthew totetzo woun— go woke, go broke and matthew laterza your nominee. mine are the ontt—totw— laterza your nominee. mine are the anti—tory majority in htttotn— the anti—tory majority in britain who _ the anti—tory majority in britain who worked out last weet.— britain who worked out last weet. hne— britain who worked out last week. and the— britain who worked out last week. and the best way of getttng— week. and the best way of getting change _ week. and the best way of getting change in this country , getting change in this country, othetwtee— getting change in this country, otherwise known— getting change in this country, otherwise known as the coalition non— otherwise known as the coalition from hot — otherwise known as the coalition from hell. have— otherwise known as the coalition from hell. have a— otherwise known as the coalition from hell. have a look . from hell. have a look. i'm going— from hell. have a look. i'm gotng to— from hell. have a look. i'm gotng to go— from hell. have a look. i'm going to go with— from hell. have a look. i'm going to go with adam brooks and the bad boycott is because that just means won i've because i'm one of them. dominique samuels, your union jackass nominee, please. so mine is oxford union for please. so mine is oxford union to the— please. so mine is oxford union to thte te— please. so mine is oxford union for this is providing,— so mine is oxford union for this is providing, quote, wettote— for this is providing, quote, welfare reform _ for this is providing, quote, welfare reform courses to etuoente— welfare reform courses to students that _ welfare reform courses to students that can't handle this is students that can't handle this te o— students that can't handle this is a difference— students that can't handle this is a difference of— students that can't handle this is a difference of opinion from peopte— is a difference of opinion from peopte ttte— is a difference of opinion from people like kathleen stock who are people like kathleen stock who tentntet— people like kathleen stock who are feminist, gender critical oonpotgnete— are feminist, gender critical campaigners think it's ridiculous.— campaigners think it's ridiculous. and an example of how— ridiculous. and an example of how otettw— ridiculous. and an example of how overly sensitive a lot of etuoente— how overly sensitive a lot of students have— how overly sensitive a lot of students have become. yeah wou-e— students have become. yeah wou-e neont— students have become. yeah you're meant to— students have become. yeah you're meant to be at university to heoo— you're meant to be at university to heot oppoetng— you're meant to be at university to hear opposing views, right? sono— to hear opposing views, right? some—tough. - to hear opposing views, right? some—tough. t- to hear opposing views, right? l some—tough. i mean, some of them are tough. i mean, it's ludicrous. it's not even tough— it's ludicrous. it's not even tough whot— it's ludicrous. it's not even tough what she's- c cct3 i it's not even tough what she's saying. it's tuet— tough what she's saying. it's just nonsense. _ tough what she's saying. it's just nonsense. what saying just nonsense. what she's saying is just nonsense. what she's saying te—hut- just nonsense. what she's saying te—hut thete| is biology, you know, but there you— is biology, you know, but there wou go. — is biology, you know, but there

wou go. hoon— is biology, you know, but there you go. i you go. adam brooks, your nominee, my nominee is dr. shola for race baiting on tv, for her race baiting on tv, which i think is divisive and inflammatory. and which i think is divisive and inflammatory . and also, i which i think is divisive and inflammatory. and also, i think she inflammatory. and also, i think ehe woe— inflammatory. and also, i think ehe gutte— inflammatory. and also, i think she was quite rude— inflammatory. and also, i think she was quite rude to- q and also, i think she was quite rude to our good ntono— she was quite rude to our good ttteno down— she was quite rude to our good friend dawn neesom this morning as friend dawn neesom this morning oe wett— friend dawn neesom this morning oe wett she— friend dawn neesom this morning as well. she was— friend dawn neesom this morning as well. she was awful to dawn heeeo — as well. she was awful to dawn heeeo tn— as well. she was awful to dawn neesom. i'm not— as well. she was awful to dawn neesom. gtit “g neesom. i'm not going to play that clip, but i am going to play that clip, but i am going to play an example of her race baiting, slimming down the monarchy as a sign modernity baiting, slimming down the m anirchy as a sign modernity baiting, slimming down the m an insults a sign modernity baiting, slimming down the m an insult to sign modernity baiting, slimming down the m an insult to ourn modernity is an insult to our intelligence. okay . not only is intelligence. okay. not only is the— intelligence. okay. not only is thte pote— intelligence. okay. not only is this pale, stale— intelligence. okay. not only is this pale, stale and— this pale, stale and predominantly male, right, it eenoe— predominantly male, right, it eente o— predominantly male, right, it sends a powerful message of notntotntng— sends a powerful message of maintaining the— sends a powerful message of maintaining the hierarchical otnoe— maintaining the hierarchical otttte ot— maintaining the hierarchical divide of class,— maintaining the hierarchical divide of class, race, wealth ono— divide of class, race, wealth ono pnwtege— divide of class, race, wealth and privilege . _ divide of class, race, wealth and privilege . 3c divide of class, race, wealth and privilege. 3c divide of class, race, wealth and privilege . 3c and privilege. erg. but i mean, that's just the start of what she she goes down. she was vital to town— she she goes down. she was vital to dawn neesom— she she goes down. she was vital to dawn neesom and— she she goes down. she was vital to dawn neesom and a- g 3 she was vital to dawn neesom and a lovely woman. matthew— to dawn neesom and a lovely woman. matthew lacey, your nominee , mines— woman. matthew lacey, your nominee , mines the metropolitan nominee, mines the metropolitan hottoe— nominee, mines the metropolitan police because _ nominee, mines the metropolitan police because she's not only as oontnto— police because she's not only as hontnto woe— police because she's not only as dominic was saying— police because she's not only as dominic was saying saturday, hototw— dominic was saying saturday, hototw thet— dominic was saying saturday, hardly their finest hour but tooow— hardly their finest hour but totow o— hardly their finest hour but tooow o tetw— hardly their finest hour but today a very notorious case whtoh— today a very notorious case whtoh thew— today a very notorious case which they had— today a very notorious case which they had to apologise for non— which they had to apologise for from the— which they had to apologise for from the eee— which they had to apologise for from the 80s of— which they had to apologise for from the 80s of a— which they had to apologise for from the 80s of a murderer,

ptttote— from the 80s of a murderer, private investigator after they found— private investigator after they found crucial— private investigator after they found crucial documents in a thtng— found crucial documents in a filing cabinet.— found crucial documents in a filing cabinet. _ found crucial documents in a filing cabinet. “ti;iti; filing cabinet. there's something very wrong there. well, look, i'm going to go well, look, i'm goingdto go with well, look, i'm going to go with hontnto— well, look, i'm going to go with dominic samuels— well, look, i'm going to go with dominic samuels on this. and the onoto— dominic samuels on this. and the oxford hnton— dominic samuels on this. and the oxford union, who— dominic samuels on this. and the oxford union, who are treating etuoente— oxford union, who are treating students like _ oxford union, who are treating students like children. the true tettnttton— students like children. the true definition of— students like children. the true definition of snowflakey . so definition of snowflakey. so hontnto— definition of snowflakey. so dominic samuels, adam brooks , dominic samuels, adam brooks, thotthew— dominic samuels, adam brooks, matthew lahza,_ dominic samuels, adam brooks, matthew lahza, thank you. i'll wh— matthew lahza, thank you. i'll wtn wtth— matthew lahza, thank you. i'll win one with my— matthew lahza, thank you. i'll win one with my superstar panel . tou— win one with my superstar panel . you wont — win one with my superstar panel .you wont tn— win one with my superstar panel . you won't. i'm back again tomorrow night— . you won't. i'm back again tomorrow night from 9 pm. with toow— tomorrow night from 9 pm. with toow oottn— tomorrow night from 9 pm. with lady colin campbell and friends. but lady colin campbell and friends. hut nett— lady colin campbell and friends. hut next up.— lady colin campbell and friends. hut next up. tte— lady colin campbell and friends. but next up, it's the brilliant heoottnete— but next up, it's the brilliant headliners gang. good night.

good evening. it's 11:00. good evening. it's11:00. in a moment, headliners but first, let's bring you the latest news headunes let's bring you the latest news headlines story, the headlines and our top story, the government plans to remove eu laws laws from the uk statute book by the end of this year have now been scrapped. the business secretary kemi badenoch, said only around 600 out of 4800 laws would now be revoked under the retained eu law bill that's due. she says , law bill that's due. she says, to risks of legal uncertainty if they were automatically scrapped . but the former conservative cabinet minister, jacob rees—mogg, accused rishi sunak today of shredding his own promises. it's words and his deeds are not matching . that is