of shredding his own today of shredding his own promises. it's words and his deeds are not matching . that is deeds are not matching. that is a dangerous position— deeds are not matching. that is a dangerous position for- deeds are not matching. that is a dangerous position for a- 3: “at g that is a dangerous position for a prime minister— a dangerous position for a prime minister to— a dangerous position for a prime minister to be— a dangerous position for a prime minister to be in.— a dangerous position for a prime minister to be in. the 2019 manifesto— minister to be in. the 2019 manifesto that— minister to be in. the 2019 manifesto that people like me got manifesto that people like me go. elected— manifesto that people like me got elected on— manifesto that people like me got elected on is— manifesto that people like me got elected on is not being followed. — got elected on is not being followed. and— got elected on is not being followed. and brexit that was meant— followed. and brexit that was meant to— followed. and brexit that was meant to te— followed. and brexit that was meant to be safeguard by this is being— meant to be safeguard by this is now being blocked— meant to be safeguard by this is now being blocked by remainers in now being blocked by remainers tn tne— now being blocked by remainers tn tne neute— now being blocked by remainers in the house of— now being blocked by remainers in the house of lords and weakness coming from ministries . tne— weakness coming from ministries . tnte seeme— weakness coming from ministries . tnte te— weakness coming from ministries . this seems to me— weakness coming from ministries . this seems to me to be a real tten— . this seems to me to be a real tten te— . this seems to me to be a real blow to brexit,— . this seems to me to be a real blow to brexit, a— . this seems to me to be a real blow to brexit, a problem for next— blow to brexit, a problem for text not— blow to brexit, a problem for brexit not delivering on what we went— brexit not delivering on what we went ent— brexit not delivering on what we went and net— brexit not delivering on what we want and not giving us the nutte— want and not giving us the tents et— want and not giving us the fruits of deregulation that we noted — fruits of deregulation that we noted ten — fruits of deregulation that we voted for. meanwhile the anenttenen— voted for. meanwhile the archbishop of— voted for. meanwhile the archbishop of canterbury has eentennet— archbishop of canterbury has condemned the— archbishop of canterbury has condemned the government's ttteeet— condemned the government's illegal migration bill in a rare intervention— illegal migration bill in a rare intervention from the house of tente— intervention from the house of tents tetan— intervention from the house of lords today, the— intervention from the house of lords today, the controversial teetetetten— lords today, the controversial legislation aims— lords today, the controversial legislation aims to detain and empty— legislation aims to detain and pnenptty nennee— legislation aims to detain and promptly remove migrants who tnte— promptly remove migrants who arrive into the— promptly remove migrants who arrive into the uk— promptly remove migrants who arrive into the uk in small teete— arrive into the uk in small teete. — arrive into the uk in small teete. tt— arrive into the uk in small boats . it also— arrive into the uk in small boats . c c c boats. it also looks to limit the ability of the european court of human rights to prevent

deportation of asylum seekers. downing street says the bill is compassionate and fair, but justin welby says it treats migrants as invaders. justin welby says it treats migrants as invaders . as the migrants as invaders. as the royal college of nursing in wales has announced, four days of strikes across the next two months after its members rejected a new nhs pay offer. the industrial action is set to include the sixth and 7th of june and the 12th and 13th of july. the union says the welsh government should act in the best interests of patients and urgently re—enter negotiations . urgently re—enter negotiations. and 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 likely to rise by 0.25% to 4.5. that would be the 12th consecutive rise by the central bank and marked the highest level since 2008. any rise is expected to make loans and mortgage rates more expensive . now the

more expensive. now the publisher of mirror newspaper has unreservedly apologised to the duke of sussex for unlawful information gathering , saying at information gathering, saying at the start of a high court trial over alleged phone hacking , over alleged phone hacking, mirror group newspapers admitted prince harry's legal challenge warrants compensation action. the tabloid also promised the behaviour would never be repeated and other high profile claimants involved in the trial include the former girls aloud singer cheryl the estate of george michael and the footballer ian wright . let's footballer ian wright. let's just bring you some breaking news that we've received in the last few minutes. adam price has told members that he is quitting as leader of plaid cymru . the as leader of plaid cymru. the decision comes just days after a review found that the welsh party has a culture of harassment , party has a culture of harassment, bullying and misogyny . and we'll bring you misogyny. and we'll bring you more on that story here on gb news as we get it . more on that story here on gb news as we get it. this more on that story here on gb news as we get it . this is gb news as we get it. this is gb news, britain's news channel. now headliners .

now headliners. hello and welcome to headliners. i am your host , simon welcome to headliners. i am your host, simon evans.— welcome to headliners. i am your host, simon evans. and- i am your host, simon evans. and joining me host, simon evans. and joining ne tentent— host, simon evans. and joining ne tentent te— host, simon evans. and joining me tonight to excavate tnnnetey-e— me tonight to excavate thursday's newspapers, we have the thursday's newspapers, we have tne seettten— thursday's newspapers, we have the scottish invasion, leo keene— the scottish invasion, leo keene ent— the scottish invasion, leo kearse and bruce devlin . hello. kearse and bruce devlin. hello. a eenntete— kearse and bruce devlin. hello. a complete lack— kearse and bruce devlin. hello. a complete lack of— kearse and bruce devlin. hello. a complete lack of diversity . a complete lack of diversity. mott)!— a complete lack of diversity. motty gentlemen,— a complete lack of diversity. motty gentlemen, all- a complete lack of diversity. motty gentlemen, all the- a complete lack of diversity. motty gentlemen, all the better for it. you're virtually on a teteeny— for it. you're virtually on a teteeny ee— for it. you're virtually on a balcony as well,- c you're virtually on a balcony as well, but i'm getting eneet— balcony as well, but i'm getting eneet et— balcony as well, but i'm getting ahead of myself.— balcony as well, but i'm getting ahead of myself. _ balcony as well, but i'm getting ahead of myself. 43.115 ahead of myself. you're both nett— ahead of myself. you're both well, yeah. excellent. - ahead of myself. you're both well, yeah. excellent. that's fantastic. you've gone for a kind of monochrome look as well. hair clothes, everything. pallor obviously. buti hair clothes, everything. pallor obviously. but i can't speak on tnet— obviously. but i can't speak on tnet tent— obviously. but i can't speak on that front either. _ obviously. but i can't speak on that front either. yeah,- but i can't speak on that front either. “43?" �*" that front either. yeah, if only ne-t. — that front either. yeah, if only we'd. we'd we'd— that front either. / t: m; t: we'd phoned up. one we'd. we'd we'd phoned up. one of we'd. we'd we'd phoned up. one et ne— we'd. we'd we'd phoned up. one et ne tente— we'd. we'd we'd phoned up. one of us could have— we'd. we'd we'd phoned up. one of us could have worn— t: m; t: we'd phoned up. one of us could have worn a ttttenent— of us could have worn a different colour. yeah. you ntgnt— different colour. yeah. you ntgnt te— different colour. yeah. you might be carrying some badges in your— might be carrying some badges in your pocket— might be carrying some badges in your pocket or— might be carrying some badges in your pocket or something just so your pocket or something just so you eon— your pocket or something just so you to— your pocket or something just so you can do that. _ your pocket or something just so you can do that. r:r:::r c you can do that. so i don't get confused wig. yeah, confused with a wig. yeah, exactly. so anyway, we've got lots of front pages to get

through this evening, so we will begin. we'll start with the dotty—to- begin. we'll start with the. dotty—to tnon daily mail. they want to know nnot-e— daily mail. they want to know what's-moral— daily mail. they want to know what's moral about what's so moral about not etopptng— what's so moral about not stopping people smugglers. ' r: stopping people smugglers. and a proton— stopping people smugglers. and a ptetnre ot— stopping people smugglers. and a ptetnre ot lily— stopping people smugglers. and a picture of lily collins— stopping people smugglers. and a picture of lily collins there. i don't know who that is. the ttnes— i don't know who that is. the ttnnes tore— i don't know who that is. the times have plans— i don't know who that is. the times have plans to spend to send more doctors into gp surgeries and that is illustrated with a picture of the archbishop of canterbury. we have the guardian morally unacceptable. well be in ettngtng— unacceptable. well be in stinging attack- unacceptable. well be in stinging attack on- c. ” well be in stinging attack on migration. nttt— stinging attack on migration. nttt rte— stinging attack on migration. bill it's almost— stinging attack on migration. bill it's almost like a sort of backstitched _ bill it's almost like a sort of backstitched loop, isn't it.7 tneee— backstitched loop, isn't it.7 these newspapers, each one has a pretre— these newspapers, each one has a ptetnre nnten— these newspapers, each one has a picture which leads— these newspapers, each one has a picture which leads into the next— picture which leads into the next one's headline. i have no toen— next one's headline. i have no tteo rotat— next one's headline. i have no idea what that is like idea what picture that is like some of bizarre theatrical some sort of bizarre theatrical concept. oh is it eurovision.7 is it okay, let's see if that is rented— is it okay, let's see if that is teotnret on— is it okay, let's see if that is featured on the— is it okay, let's see if that is featured on the front page of the featured on the front page of tne-emoo— featured on the front page of the-£7,000 mortgage. featured on the front page of. the-£7,000 mortgage hike the i. a £7,000 mortgage hike after rate rises after record interest rate rises . no, it's not. £7,000 mortgage hike. i sincerely hope that isn't waiting for me in the post when i get home. the daily telegraph whitehall blob halts repeal of brexit laws and then is penny mordaunt there in an onion posing without a sword .

onion posing without a sword. and the finally the daily star we have cool britannia again. don't know who that chap is in the vest, but it may be something to do with the fact that it's reached 20 c and the star have lost their minds. those are your front pages as. so oh, leo, you will kick us off nttn— so oh, leo, you will kick us off with thursday's— oh, leo, you will kick us off with thursday's telegraph. so they— with thursday's telegraph. so they tore— with thursday's telegraph. so they have whitehall- with thursday's telegraph. so they have whitehall blob halts repeal of brexit laws. kemi badenoch has said- repeal of brexit laws. kemi badenoch has said it's- ”c: mix c kemi badenoch has said it's been tnpoeettte— badenoch has said it's been impossible to— badenoch has said it's been impossible to scrap these these oronteet— impossible to scrap these these promised brexit— impossible to scrap these these promised brexit laws . my“ impossible to scrap these these promised brexit laws . 3 r: promised brexit laws. rishi said net— promised brexit laws. rishi said he'd scrapped 4000 laws by the end of the year , but she says end of the year, but she says whitehall intransigence is stopping them. also . if it went stopping them. also. if it went to the lords, he'd , you know, he to the lords, he'd, you know, he was facing defeat in the lords and also there's some criticism because it would have weakened all laws if ministers could just chop and change laws. but i mean, i think the— f m: fg but i mean, i think the fourth and eeroootng— mean, i think the fourth and eeropptng eooo— mean, i think the fourth and scrapping 4000 brexit laws was otnoye— scrapping 4000 brexit laws was otnoye o— scrapping 4000 brexit laws was otnoye o ott— scrapping 4000 brexit laws was otnoye o rt ot— scrapping 4000 brexit laws was always a bit of a— scrapping 4000 brexit laws was always a bit of a sound bite teeonee— always a bit of a sound bite teeonee r— always a bit of a sound bite because i mean— always a bit of a sound bite because i mean ,- always a bit of a sound bite because i mean , what if what if

because i mean, what if what if ot— because i mean, what if what if ot tnen— because i mean, what if what if some of them turn— because i mean, what if what if some of them turn out to be good tenet— some of them turn out to be good toner r— some of them turn out to be good toner r neon— some of them turn out to be good laws.7 i mean, they— some of them turn out to be good laws.7 i mean, they can't all be rnttten. — laws.7 i mean, they can't all be rubbish. well,— laws.7 i mean, they can't all be rubbish. well, they're- laws.7 i mean, they can't all be rubbish. �*ft�*rzgc ”c: laws.7 i mean, they can't all be rubbish. grit g rubbish. well, they're not going to going to be to be they're not going to be sort standalone laws on sort of standalone laws on things. we didn't have laws about— things. we didn't have laws trout-ore— things. we didn't have laws about-are they? . things. we didn't have laws- about-are they? they're about before, are they? they're going— about before, are they? they're gotng-tney-re— about before, are they? they're going they're to be going to be they're going to be specific numbers, specific quotas, it's quotas, that sort of thing. it's not this idea, oh, that not like this idea, oh, that used illegal, but now used to be illegal, but now that's legal again whatever. that's legal again or whatever. you picture things you know, people picture things in but don't in these ways, but i don't know, it like the bonfire it is a bit like the bonfire versus the blob, isn't it? i suppose seems to be the suppose that seems to be the kind of narrative, you know what i will i mean? the blob will just extinguish of reforming extinguish any kind of reforming zeal, up zeal, any government comes up with. have a view on with. do you have a view on this? i just didn't like the way you— this? i just didn't like the way you tootet— this? i just didn't like the way you tootet ot— this? i just didn't like the way you looked at-when- 57 i just didn't like the way you looked at when said you looked at me when you said trot.— you looked at me when you said tron—to- you looked at me when you said rotor—to to- you looked at me when you saidj blob—to do that. blob. i didn't mean to do that. rte— blob. i didn't mean to do that. to just— blob. i didn't mean to do that. to just tne— blob. i didn't mean to do that. no just the way— blob. i didn't mean to do that. it's just the way that— blob. i didn't mean to do that. it's just the way that my- it's just the way that my earpiece just out of my ear earpiece just fell out of my ear at time. give me that. at the time. give me that. rrttotet— at the time. give me that. irritated blob— at the time. give me that. irritated blob as- c give me that. irritated blob as well. that's rtgtt. rean— irritated blob as well. that's. right. yeah.-sensible. right. yeah. i'm being sensible. annoye— right. yeah. i'm being sensible. atntye-ttt— right. yeah. i'm being sensible. always bit arbitrary to always seemed a bit arbitrary to say we're going to scrap 4000 laws and why don't we pick through any of through them and see if any of them then we can them are good and then we can keep yeah and also, you keep them? yeah and also, you know,— keep them? yeah and also, you tnorylenontt— keep them? yeah and also, you know,ishould imagine- 7 “415?" and also, you know, should imagine some of know, i should imagine some of tneee—to— know, i should imagine some of tneee—to ne- know, i should imagine some of these _to us trade. these laws allow to us trade more frictionlessly with, with europe —tel more frictionlessly with, with - europe. _be quite europe. so that would be quite handy. think the laws

handy. i think some of the laws that scrap are that they wanted to scrap are the regulations that that people feel do metastasise. if feel they do metastasise. if that's unnecessary, feel they do metastasise. ifi that's-unnecessary, albie that's not unnecessary, albie eon— that's not unnecessary, albiei sort—to sort of hostile word to use to denote — sort of hostile word to use to describe - before - sort of hostile word to use to describe before you know describe it. and before you know it, describe it. and before you know n,—to- describe it. and before you know tt—to eetl it, anyone who's trying to set up a_ it, anyone who's trying to set no o tnetneee— it, anyone who's trying to set up a business, anyone to up a business, anyone wants to me— up a business, anyone wants toi ntre—togget up a business, anyone wants toi hireiwith_bogged up a business, anyone wants to hire with the bogged up a business, anyone wants to hire with the government. |ed up a business, anyone wants to hire with the government. down with the government. all government— down with the government. git , ti; “5 ”ti; government down with the government. g government does governments are. government does that governments are. government does tnot—reti that anyway. regulation and red tape— that anyway. regulation and red tape trot— that anyway. regulation and red tape just increases exponentially . tape just increases- exponentially . i think it's tape just increases— exponentially . i think it's gone exponentially. i think it's gone up 60% or something since insane. i remember matthew paris, who was quite a conservative figure columnist, a few years ago, like he detailed it by government, by government. how much new legislation builds in how much new legislation builds tn non— how much new legislation builds tn too big— how much new legislation builds in how big everything from the tax in how big everything from the tor-everytntng- in how big everything from the tax everything else tax code to everything else gets. — tax code to everything else gets. -eott- tax code to everything else oete-eott rt- tax code to everything else gets. said it would be gets. and he said it would be not— gets. and he said it would be notltot— gets. and he said it would be notltot r— gets. and he said it would be notlbad i mean,— gets. and he said it would be not bad i mean, you know, as not a bad i mean, you know, as a principler_ not a bad i mean, you know, as a principler rt— not a bad i mean, you know, as a principle, it would— not a bad i mean, you know, as a principle, it would not be a bad tteo— principle, it would not be a bad idealevery_ principle, it would not be a bad idea every government idea if every government eonntttet— idea if every government committed-no. idea if every government committed no new committed to pass no new teetetotton— committed to pass no new legislation .the- committed to pass no new legislation the first year. legislation for the first year. just— legislation for the first year. rust ee— legislation for the first year. just see .things- legislation for the first year. just see-things are. - legislation for the first year. “q5 just just see how things are. just let settle and just see how things are. justi let—settle and then let everything settle and then see let everything settle and then eeelonytntne— let everything settle and then see anything needs see if anything really needs eorttng. —goes| see if anything really needs. sorting. _goes on sorting. if anything goes on fire and trump trump fire anywhere. and trump trump had policy if you had that great policy of if you want pass new you've want to pass a new law, you've got get rid of six old laws. got to get rid of six old laws. i think that's what he had. i totally agree with that. and yeon— totally agree with that. and yeon-o— totally agree with that. and yeon-o totot— totally agree with that. and yeah, a total hypocrite yeah, i'm a total hypocrite teeonee— yeah, i'm a total hypocrite. because—expands yeah, i'm a total hypocrite- because_expands , as because my wardrobe expands, as you

because my wardrobe expands, as yon know,— because my wardrobe expands, as you know, totter— because my wardrobe expands, as you know, faster than i can wear tttnge— you know, faster than i can wear tntnge. ton— you know, faster than i can wear things. you know,— you know, faster than i can wear things. you know, see a sale things. you know, i see a sale come home with— things. you know, i see a sale come home with three suits, ton-t— come home with three suits, ton-t tnron— come home with three suits, don't throw three out. 5 don't throw three out. bruce, onet— don't throw three out. bruce, ntot tore— don't throw three out. bruce, what have-got- don't throw three out. bruce, what have got on the what have you got on the guardian? the guardian? well, tnere-e— guardian? the guardian? well, tnere-eleonote— guardian? the guardian? well, there'slcouple of— guardian? the guardian? well,| there'slcouple of-which there's a couple of things which is there's a couple of things which to rust— there's a couple of things which to trot-tn— there's a couple of things which is just-i'm seeing- there's a couple of things which is just i'm seeing the is just in welby. i'm seeing the norotty— is just in welby. i'm seeing the morally unacceptable a stinging ottoet— morally unacceptable a stinging attack on— morally unacceptable a stinging attack on tne— morally unacceptable a stinging attack on the migration bill. veon. — attack on the migration bill. veon. ant— attack on the migration bill. yeah. and then— attack on the migration bill. yeah. and then this is something tnot— yeah. and then this is something tnot r— yeah. and then this is something that i actually,— yeah. and then this is something that i actually, because i spend most— that i actually, because i spend most ot— that i actually, because i spend most ot ny— that i actually, because i spend most of my time— that i actually, because i spend most of my time in scotland, tnere— most of my time in scotland, tnere ore— most of my time in scotland, there are plans— most of my time in scotland, there are plans ,_ most of my time in scotland, there are plans , so we have there are plans, so we have tttterent— there are plans, so we have different purchasing property tone— different purchasing property tone ont— different purchasing property laws and all— different purchasing property laws and all that kind of thing. but laws and all that kind of thing. not prone— laws and all that kind of thing. not ptone to— laws and all that kind of thing. but plans to abolish feudal teoee— but plans to abolish feudal lease system— but plans to abolish feudal lease system and leasehold eyeten— lease system and leasehold system .england- lease system and leasehold system england and wales has system in england and wales has teen— system in england and wales has teen dropped-_ system in england and wales has been dropped-this— system in england and wales has been dropped. this is a row been dropped. so this is a row between— been dropped. so this is a row between michael— been dropped. so this is a row between michael gove and number ten. tn— between michael gove and number ten. rn tne— between michael gove and number ten. rn tne ent— between michael gove and number ten. in the end of— between michael gove and number ten. in the end of the promise to ectop— ten. in the end of the promise to scrap leasehold . so to scrap leasehold. so you otttttotet— to scrap leasehold. so you affiliated .the - to scrap leasehold. so you affiliated the leasehold . i affiliated with the leasehold. i tne— affiliated with the leasehold. i ttve tn— affiliated with the leasehold. i ttve tn o— affiliated with the leasehold. i live in a flat,— affiliated with the leasehold. i live in a flat, so— affiliated with the leasehold. i live in a flat, so i— affiliated with the leasehold. i live in a flat, so i don't own tt. — live in a flat, so i don't own tt. so— live in a flat, so i don't own tt. so r— live in a flat, so i don't own tt. so r onese— live in a flat, so i don't own it. so i guess my- live in a flat, so i don't own- it. so i guess my landlord has a leasehold , so does actually go leasehold, so does actually go to a feudal lord. they say it's tentot— to a feudal lord. they say it's feudal, they're— to a feudal lord. they say it's feudal, they're just— : tir”r: they say it's feudal, they're just some little guy— feudal, they're just some little guy in_ feudal, they're just some little guy tn o— feudal, they're just some little guy in a leather— feudal, they're just some little guy in a leather cap. you have to-ntn— guy in a leather cap. you have to-ntn toro— guy in a leather cap. you have to-ntn tor/o ot— guy in a leather cap. you have to him 10% of your to give him 10% of your agricultural— to give him 10% of your agricultural .- to give him 10% of your agricultural. bill to give him 10% of your agricultural . bill 5 agricultural. bill actually a tttte— agricultural. bill actually a tttte .— agricultural. bill actually a tttte. r— agricultural. bill actually a tithe . i mean, it's obviously tithe. i mean, it's obviously a loaded term, feudal, but i suppose what it means is

inherited, isn't it? that it's one of those things i studied law 30 years ago. i forget half of it, but i do remember that land law is by far the most it was the only thing you needed two years to study. and it is basically because it has just it's grown, you know , like it's grown, you know, like coral. it'sjust it's grown, you know, like coral. it's just got layers upon layers upon layers, little adjustments , little adjustments, little qualifications there to try qualifications on there to try and make it feel like it's adapting to modern purposes and so on. but it would be yeah , it so on. but it would be yeah, it would a good idea to scrap would be a good idea to scrap it. if could get away with it. if you could get away with it. if you could get away with it. am right thinking that it. am i right in thinking that at it. am i right in thinking that ot-notte— it. am i right in thinking that ot-notte eon— it. am i right in thinking that at-holds can only- g am i right in thinking that at holds can only go up to at least holds can only go up to at least holds can only go up to o—re— at least holds can only go up to o—re tnot- a thousand years? is that correcte— a thousand years? is that correct? and— a thousand years? is that correct? and so- a thousand years? is that correct? and so that anyone pnrenoetno— correct? and so that anyone. pnrenoetng—eon purchasing a property you can onty—nonever- purchasing a property you can only however many purchasing a property you can- only-however many years only purchase however many years is only purchase however many years to tette — only purchase however many years te tette nett— only purchase however many years is left? well, some— only purchase however many years is left? well, some of— only purchase however many years is left? ;”.“ is left? well, some of they run right down like years left right down to like 30 years left or something. you think, well, tnot-e— or something. you think, well, that's virtually— “q you think, well, that's virtually worthless. but in that's virtually worthless. but tn-tnere— that's virtually worthless. but tn-tnere oe— that's virtually worthless. but in there are ways. there in fact, there are ways. there are—balances- are checks and balances to prevent— are checks and balances to prevent becoming are checks and balances to- prevent-becoming just prevent that from becoming just ronntno— prevent that from becoming just runilease. yeah,— prevent that from becoming just runilease. yeah, you're allowed the lease. yeah, you're allowed to—eonettneei to extend it. you're sometimes ottonet— to extend it. you're sometimes allowed _ know, i allowed to buy it, you know, tnen— allowed to buy it, you know, tnen tnere— allowed to buy it, you know, then there is— allowed to buy it, you know, then there is the— allowed to buy it, you know, then there is the underlying teoe— then there is the underlying eoe-ute- then there is the underlying lease, like collecting lease, which is like collecting ground— lease, which is like collecting ground-note- ground rent, but that's often rent—or- rent of like £50 a year or eonetntno— rent of like £50 a year or something that makes no odds, you know. —

something that makes no odds, you know. so— something that makes no odds, you know. so r— something that makes no odds, you know. so i mean, i haven't reotty— you know. so i mean, i haven't reotty teen— you know. so i mean, i haven't reotty teen on— you know. so i mean, i haven't really been on top— you know. so i mean, i haven't really been on top of this reorrnt— really been on top of this reform story,— really been on top of this reform story, think it reform story, but i think it nonto— reform story, but i think it would probably would be good to reorrnt— reform. but on the other hand, tnot—noy. - reform. but on the other hand, tnot—noy. tnei that isn't the british way. the entren— that isn't the british way. the nrttten-to— that isn't the british way. the british _to just - that isn't the british way. the british to just these british way is to just let these tntnoe— british way is to just let these tntnoe ttnt— british way is to just let these things kind of— british way is to just let these things kind of just, you know, you— things kind of just, you know, yon-onerote— things kind of just, you know, you-operate.the- you just operate on the top toyer— you just operate on the top toyer-ton— you just operate on the top. layer-law-don't layer of the law and you don't lift layer of the law and you don't tttt tne— layer of the law and you don't lift the covers— layer of the law and you don't lift the covers like— layer of the law and you don't lift the covers like a communist treottno— lift the covers like a communist treottno-ot— lift the covers like a communist breaking of property breaking down of property nonte. — breaking down of property. rights. _me. well, rights. it worries me. well, tnot— rights. it worries me. well, tnot non-t— rights. it worries me. well, that won't-coming- rights. well, that won't coming out rights. c well, that won't coming out of that won't be coming out of ntenoet— that won't be coming out of| michael—gove michael gove. michael gove nonttn-t—tori wouldn't be responsible for a communist—the. communist overhaul of the property— communist overhaul of the property--- communist overhaul of the propeny-. r- communist overhaul of the property . i thought that property system. i thought that was property system. i thought that woeeeonee-t— property system. i thought that was-because of— property system. i thought that was because of the the was just because of the way the tnotoeopy. — was just because of the way the tnotoeopy. _me- photocopy. i thought it was eoytno— photocopy. i thought it was eoytng nove— photocopy. i thought it was saying hove planned to scrap teoeenotte,— saying hove planned to scrap leaseholds, but— saying hove planned to scrap leaseholds, but that's not us ont— leaseholds, but that's not us ont onytntno— leaseholds, but that's not us and anything say about my and anything to say about my nutter. — and anything to say about my nutter. -onr— and anything to say about my muller. our eurovision muller. she's our eurovision eonteetont. — muller. she's our eurovision contestant. you— muller. she's our eurovision contestant. you have view on contestant. you have a view on net— contestant. you have a view on tern-ner— contestant. you have a view on her?-her yoghurts- contestant. you have a view on her? her yoghurts . her? i like her yoghurts. trttter— her? i like her yoghurts. miller lite?— her? i like her yoghurts. miller lite? yeah- her? i like her yoghurts. miller lite? yeah i'm.- her? i like her yoghurts. miller lite? yeah i'm. i'm excited to watch. it's the first year i'm actually going to watch the whole thing. i'm not. i don't fit that part of the stereotype in as much as buzzing out my tights for eurovision. but because you're a scotsman, you mean. no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. just in general. not— no, no, no. just in general. not no— no, no, no. just in general. but no, i'm kind of looking forward to it. obviously there seems big up seems to be quite a big build up this we did well this year. well, we did well last year. we're basically did

winr_ last year. we're basically did tot— last year. we're basically did win, but then— last year. we're basically did win, but then-gave- we're basically did win, but then gave it to win, but then they gave it to trtrotne—ot- ukraine out of a sort of eynpotny— ukraine out of a sort of sympathy-but. ukraine out of a sort of sympathy-but on sympathy thing, but clearly on ment— sympathy thing, but clearly on nertt rye-t— sympathy thing, but clearly on merit we'd won. _ sympathy thing, but clearly on merit we'd won. and then they ont— merit we'd won. and then they one-ntrotne— merit we'd won. and then they and-ukraine came- merit we'd won. and then they and ukraine came in and and then ukraine came in and tnen—nott- and then ukraine came in and then—hold it. then ukraine let us hold it because-that's. then ukraine let us hold it- because.-that's because because. yeah. so that's because of because. yeah. so that's because ot—ne- because. yeah. so that's because ot—ne gove- because. yeah. so that's because. of_we gave them. of all the weapons we gave them. yea— of all the weapons we gave them. yes. exootty. voo— of all the weapons we gave them. yes, exactly. you can— of all the weapons we gave them. t/ti;5 cjxeeccq you can have these yes, exactly. you can have these tonne— yes, exactly. you can have these tonne-nett— yes, exactly. you can have these tanks-we'll-that- tanks and we'll take that eurovision— tanks and we'll take that eurovision award. tanks and we'll take that- eurovision award. _good eurovision award. it's a good way— eurovision award. it's a good noy ot— eurovision award. it's a good way of doing business. but then muller controversial figure muller is a controversial figure because muller is a controversial figure becéofe muller is a controversial figure becé of tweets that muller is a controversial figure becéof tweets that have been lots of tweets that have been very beastly about well, very beastly about about well, about government, suppose. about the government, i suppose. rather itself yeah, rather oh, really? itself yeah, yeon — rather oh, really? itself yeah, yeon - rye— rather oh, really? itself yeah, yeah, - i've-ideal rather oh, really? itself yeah,- yeah, - i've-idea who rather oh, really? itself yeah,- yeaiis. .i've-idea who rather oh, really? itself yeah, yeaiis. no, i've idea who rather oh, really? itself yeah, yeaiis. no, i 've idea who rather oh, really? itself yeah, yeaiis. no, i don't. idea who rather oh, really? itself yeah, yeaiis. no, i don't. i idea who rather oh, really? itself yeah, yeaiis. no, i don't. i wouldn't ho she is. no, i don't. iwouldn't reeonteoe— she is. no, i don't. i wouldn't reeoontee—rl she is. no, i don't. i wouldn't- recognise_| know recognise her. i know who i know nno— recognise her. i know who i know nno justin— recognise her. i know who i know who justin welby— recognise her. i know who i know who justin welby is— recognise her. i know who i know who justin welby is and i can't tetteve—te- who justin welby is and i can't believe—is sayingi believe justin welby is saying tnot— believe justin welby is saying that immigration bill morally that immigration bill is morally nnoeeeototte— that immigration bill is morally nnoeeeotntont.— that immigration bill is morally nnoeeeptntont. — that immigration bill is morally unacceptnight. �*ft�*tigc c doors at night. well, is it morally acceptable for me to climb your window just climb into your window just palace. the of. yeah the palace. the palace of. yeah the tontetn— palace. the palace of. yeah the lambeth palace.— f the palace of. yeah the lambeth palace. claim at lambeth palace. i'll claim it at the lambeth palace. i'll claim it at tne-wett— lambeth palace. i'll claim it at tne-wett ee- lambeth palace. i'll claim it at the-we'll see if- lambeth palace. i'll claim it at the _we'll see if youl lambeth palace. i'll claim it ati the _we'll see if you if the window. we'll see if you if you illegal you if you like illegal immigrants then. justin yeah , immigrants then. justin yeah, well, the well, you know how the archbishops go. they and archbishops go. they try and remain—know. archbishops go. they try andj remain—know. archbishops go. they try and- remain_know. what remain relevant. you know. what otoot— remain relevant. you know. what otoot tne— remain relevant. you know. what otoot the r— remain relevant. you know. what about the i what— remain relevant. you know. what about the i what have they got on their front page? the on their front page? so the i it's more property wars . so it's more property wars. so there's going to be a so there's going to be a £7,000 nortoooe— there's going to be a £7,000 nortooge-otter- there's going to be a £7,000 mortgage after record mortgage hike after record tntereet— mortgage hike after record interest rate _ mortgage hike after record interest rate rises which are

ottorentty— interest rate rises which are apparently forecast to hit 5. ant— apparently forecast to hit 5. ant r— apparently forecast to hit 5. ant r onese— apparently forecast to hit 5. and i guess seven, £7,000. tnot-e— and i guess seven, £7,000. tnot-e got— and i guess seven, £7,000. tnot-e got to— and i guess seven, £7,000. that's got to be— and i guess seven, £7,000. that's got to be that's got to be that's got to be that's got to te o— that's got to be that's got to te o yeor. — that's got to be that's got to te o yeor. rte— that's got to be that's got to be a year. it's going to lead to none— be a year. it's going to lead to route orteee— be a year. it's going to lead to house prices dropping up to 15. i house prices dropping up to 15. r ton-t— house prices dropping up to 15. r ton-t tntnt— house prices dropping up to 15. i don't think it's— house prices dropping up to 15. i don't think it's even going to tnere-e— i don't think it's even going to tnere-e not— i don't think it's even going to there's not going— i don't think it's even going to there's not going to be a drop in there's not going to be a drop tn tne— there's not going to be a drop tn tne price— there's not going to be a drop in the price of— there's not going to be a drop in the price of rental accommodation. rents have been going— accommodation. rents have been going up— accommodation. rents have been going up teeonee— accommodation. rents have been going up because so many tonttorte— going up because so many landlords exiting the landlords are exiting the nortet— landlords are exiting the market. it's— landlords are exiting the market. it's impossible make market. it's impossible to make money— market. it's impossible to make money ae— market. it's impossible to make money as o— market. it's impossible to make money. as a landlord with buy to let money. as a landlord with buy to tet nonoooee— money. as a landlord with buy to let mortgages with— money. as a landlord with buy to let mortgages with rates so high- — let mortgages with rates so high- so— let mortgages with rates so high. so they're— let mortgages with rates so high. so they're selling. tototy-e— high. so they're selling. nobody's buying . so it's good nobody's buying. so it's good rt— nobody's buying. so it's good tt yore— nobody's buying. so it's good news if you're looking to buy a noose— news if you're looking to buy a nonee rt— news if you're looking to buy a house. if this— news if you're looking to buy a house. if this is— news if you're looking to buy a house. if this is your your conten— house. if this is your your eoneen tt-e— house. if this is your your chance, it's never good news, tnonon— chance, it's never good news, tnonon te— chance, it's never good news, tnongn, te tte — chance, it's never good news, though, is it? that's the way because house prices always reflect prices reflect mortgage prices essentially. you know, house pnces an essentially. you know, house prices an artefact prices are an artefact essentially interest rates. essentially of interest rates. so exactly at the point at which house to come down, house prices start to come down, you look, looking you go, oh, look, it's looking affordable price of affordable again. the price of a mortgage up and you'll mortgage has gone up and you'll never and because they never get one. and because they become the monthly become worried that the monthly repayments they repayments are so high, they tend to then increase the amount of need because they of deposit you need because they know a stronger risk know that you're a stronger risk of yeah. so it's

of defaulting. yeah. so it's always hell. no there is always hell. there's no there is no good solution and the government's not helping because it's another it's going to impose another cost on homeowners with a hydrogen levy. we're going to get onotner— hydrogen levy. we're going to get another tax,— r: q airy we're going to get another tax, another one “qt: q £th we're going to get another tax, another one of tneee— get another tax, another one of these stealth— get another tax, another one of these stealth taxes on our energy— these stealth taxes on our energy-pav- these stealth taxes on our. energy-noylgreen energy bills to pay for green teennotooy— energy bills to pay for green technology that— energy bills to pay for green technology that we don't need. and— technology that we don't need. and r— technology that we don't need. and r-enppoee— technology that we don't need. and i-suppose albie- technology that we don't need. and i-suppose albie is- and i don't suppose albie is going come against that? going to come out against that? is he sorry, sorry. he's is he sorry, bruce? sorry. he's the pumps. i is he sorry, bruce? sorry. he's the-pumps. i don't- is he sorry, bruce? sorry. he's the-pumps. i don't know.| the heat pumps. i don't know. tnte—so- the heat pumps. i don't know. tnte—so yeoni this is for hydrogen. so yeah, ne-re-oetttno- this is for hydrogen. so yeah, we're getting hydrogen this is for hydrogen. so yeah, we're bath getting hydrogen this is for hydrogen. so yeah, we're bath anyway.ng hydrogen this is for hydrogen. so yeah, we're bath anyway. jhydrogen this is for hydrogen. so yeah, we're bath anyway. hydrogen this is for hydrogen. so yeah, we're bath anyway. : en this is for hydrogen. so yeah, we're bath anyway. : in our bath anyway. i would take it with a pinch of salt. it all with a pinch of salt. i've another it all with a pinch of salt. i've story another it all with a pinch of salt. i've story coming another it all with a pinch of salt. i've story coming uprther it all with a pinch of salt. i've story coming up later , finance story coming up later, but i wouldn't. i would never bet on a house price crash in this so many this country. there are so many vested interests that pull vested interests that will pull all levers to avoid that all the levers to avoid that happening. final one we have this evening from the front pagesis this evening from the front pages is the daily star. and this is very high brow- q j and this is very high brow because tnte— this is very high brow because tnte te— this is very high brow because tnte te oeopte— this is very high brow because this is people are— this is very high brow because this is people are horrified tnot— this is people are horrified tnot tne— this is people are horrified that the white _ this is people are horrified that the white vest that wraps teetttt— that the white vest that wraps nesbitt wife.— that the white vest that wraps nesbitt wife. well, not that one eoeettteotty— nesbitt wife. well, not that one specifically, but— nesbitt wife. well, not that one specifically, but freddie mercury,— specifically, but freddie mercury, white vest, white vest in mercury, white vest, white vest tn oenerot— mercury, white vest, white vest tn oenerot .— mercury, white vest, white vest in general . apparently they've in general. apparently they've teen— in general. apparently they've been mocked— in general. apparently they've been mocked for— in general. apparently they've been mocked for years and years ont— been mocked for years and years ont ye — been mocked for years and years ont ye ant— been mocked for years and years and years. and now— been mocked for years and years and years. and now suddenly tney-re— and years. and now suddenly tney-re unen— and years. and now suddenly they're uber cool. are they uber

, oe tn— they're uber cool. are they uber , oe tn tetno— they're uber cool. are they uber , as in being worn— they're uber cool. are they uber , as in being worn by cab trtneree — , as in being worn by cab drivers? no,— , as in being worn by cab drivers? no, no,- , as in being worn by cab drivers? \rtir i think drivers? no, no, no. i think tnot— drivers? no, no, no. i think tnot noe— drivers? no, no, no. i think that was more— drivers? no, no, no. i think that was more of— drivers? no, no, no. i think that was more of a- drivers? \ttiit i think that was more of a kind throw that was more of a kind of throw to tnroneon— that was more of a kind of throw to european—right. that was more of a kind of throw to european—right l to european chic. okay. right so to european chic. okay. right so ne— to european chic. okay. right so no stone— to european chic. okay. right so we should expect- to european chic. okay. right so we should expect to- to european chic. okay. right so we should expect to see these on the streets during the heat wave that's coming. is that right? well, in scotland, you ton-t— right? well, in scotland, you ton-t peopte— right? well, in scotland, you don't people - be - ” q“7 well, in scotland, you don't people be wearing don't people won't be wearing tnen —nei don't people won't be wearing- tnen —ne none them in scotland because we have a them in scotland because we have otntno— them in scotland because we have otntno tn— them in scotland because we have a thing in scotland— them in scotland because we have a thing in scotland called taps tn.— a thing in scotland called taps art—tne- aff, which tops off. so the ntnnte — aff, which tops off. so the minute that _ aff, which tops off. so the minute that goes above, i minute that it goes above, i tint,— minute that it goes above, i think,.degrees,- minute that it goes above, i think, degrees, you have men think, 12 degrees, you have men nno— think, 12 degrees, you have men nno oe— think, 12 degrees, you have men nno ttne— think, 12 degrees, you have men who are blue and— think, 12 degrees, you have men who are blue and then puce by the who are blue and then puce by tne ent— who are blue and then puce by tne ent ot— who are blue and then puce by the end of the— who are blue and then puce by the end of the day, suns out, one— the end of the day, suns out, gone out. — the end of the day, suns out, guns out. that's— the end of the day, suns out, guns out. that's absolutely. neon.— guns out. that's absolutely. neon. trot-e— guns out. that's absolutely. yeah, that's my,— guns out. that's absolutely. yeah, that's my, that's- guns out. that's absolutely. yeah, that's my, that's my clarion call. well that's it for part one. join us in part two for hacks phone hacking sunak backtracking and hancock attacking. we'll see you in a couple of

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gallery of gb news favourite hate figures and demons are going at each other like punch and we cannot lose in this and judy. we cannot lose in this case. morgan knew about case. so piers morgan knew about illegal phone hacking when he was the editor of the daily mirror . it was the editor of the daily mirror. it has been alleged that the mirror. it has been alleged that tne high— mirror. it has been alleged that tne high conn— mirror. it has been alleged that the high court that's— ii it has been alleged that the high court that's not me eoytno— the high court that's not me saying-by— the high court that's not me eoytnolty tne— the high court that's not me saying by the way, that's saying it, by the way, that's rrtnee — saying it, by the way, that's prince _barrister- saying it, by the way, that's prince barrister for prince harry's barrister for eoytng— prince harry's barrister for eoytng-yeon- prince harry's barrister for- saying-yeah, apparently prince harry's barrister for- saythis-yeah, apparently prince harry's barrister for- say this-casetah, apparently prince harry's barrister for- saythis-casetah, beenently so. this this case has been brought prince and brought by prince harry and various celebrities , as it various other celebrities, as it says illegal activity, says that illegal activity, including voicemail interception , was carried out on an industrial scale by staff at mirror newspapers . here's so mirror newspapers. here's so they apparently broke up the relationship between prince harry and chelsy davy, his ex—girlfriend . so that could ex—girlfriend. so that could have been a different timeline. yeah and so they were hacking tnto— yeah and so they were hacking into voicemails_ “415?" and so they were hacking into voicemails using the tetontt— into voicemails using the default code. - into voicemails using the default code. ' ”ti; c into voicemails using the default code. ' c default code. apparently it was a code. and if you don't change it, it's still like, you know, what is it? one, 1—1 or whatever it yeah. so i mean, that it is. yeah. so i mean, that feels like entrapment if you're so stupid, you don't change your code. sort code. i don't know. and i sort of know, piers of feel you know, on piers morgan morgan's morgan and piers morgan's defence journalism's defence and in journalism's defence and in journalism's defence of need defence as they sort of need to

do. investigative journalism. and sometimes includes, and if that sometimes includes, you into paul you know, hacking into paul mccartney's voicemail and heanng mccartney's voicemail and hearing like daft messages, aslef for heather mills and mocking them in the office, then so be it. i mean, there's also other good stuff that journalists do that it's an interesting point. i mean, 2 or 3 there. interesting point. i mean, 2 or e-tnere. ene— interesting point. i mean, 2 or s-there. one is- interesting point. i mean, 2 or s-there. one is i- interesting point. i mean, 2 or s-there. one is i did- 3 points there. one is i did teet— 3 points there. one is i did teet tnot— 3 points there. one is i did feel that-story- 3 points there. one is i did feel that story sounded very feel that the story sounded very ntonettte— feel that the story sounded very plausible _were. i plausible the way they were. he was-reminiscences. - plausible the way they were. he was reminiscences. and plausible the way they were. he was say, reminiscences. and plausible the way they were. he was say, piers,|iscences. and plausible the way they were. he was say, piers, morgan;. and as you say, piers, morgan stontey— as you say, piers, morgan stanley-the— as you say, piers, morgan stanley the middle of stanley in the middle of the enon— stanley in the middle of the. enon—tnnttng shop floor, essentially inviting peonte— shop floor, essentially inviting peonte-otono- shop floor, essentially inviting people along with him. people to laugh along with him. nont— people to laugh along with him. paul mccartney— people to laugh along with him. paul mccartney singing and paul mccartney was singing and i tone— paul mccartney was singing and i tone ner— paul mccartney was singing and i tone net on— paul mccartney was singing and i love her on heather mills noteenott— love her on heather mills voicemail..l- love her on heather mills voicemail. i believe it was voicemail. so i believe it was true.— voicemail. so i believe it was true. ent— voicemail. so i believe it was true. not r— voicemail. so i believe it was true. but i think— voicemail. so i believe it was true. but i think you're right. i true. but i think you're right. r otnoet— true. but i think you're right. r otnoet to— true. but i think you're right. i almost do feel— true. but i think you're right. i almost do feel like if you ton-t— i almost do feel like if you ton-t enonoe— i almost do feel like if you don't change your default pin code,— don't change your default pin code, tnen— don't change your default pin code, then you— don't change your default pin code, then you have basically nonet— code, then you have basically walked-you've- code, then you have basically walked you've your walked out. you've left your nont— walked out. you've left your. tront—neon front door swinging open. yeah, it's front door swinging open. yeah, n-s—cunainsl it's like, leave your curtains open. — it's like, leave your curtains open. .where— it's like, leave your curtains open. .where-the. open. and where are the paparazzi — open. and where are the paparazzi photographs of me wane— paparazzi photographs of me white i— paparazzi photographs of me while | walk— paparazzi photographs of me while i walk around? i mean, paparazzi photographs of me whiclose,|lk around? i mean, paparazzi photographs of me whiclose, isn'tound? i mean, paparazzi photographs of me whiclose, isn't it?|d? i mean, paparazzi photographs of me whiclose, isn't it? and mean, paparazzi photographs of me whiclose, isn't it? and also, |, it's close, isn't it? and also, as-aheae— it's close, isn't it? and also, as-aheae as- it's close, isn't it? and also, as-there is some. as you say, there is some justified— as you say, there is some justified negative justified invest negative journalism,— justified invest negative journalism, human nature being what— journalism, human nature being what it— journalism, human nature being what it as.— journalism, human nature being what tt h. h— journalism, human nature being what it is. if you— journalism, human nature being what it is. if you learn how to do what it is. if you learn how to to a— what it is. if you learn how to to a that— what it is. if you learn how to do a thing like— what it is. if you learn how to do a thing like that very, very soon, you're doing the soon, you're doing it all the the.— soon, you're doing it all the tha-ttte- soon, you're doing it all the time.-like going,i soon, you're doing it all the time. like going, oh, time. it's a bit like going, oh, i time. it's a bit like going, oh, . started— time. it's a bit like going, oh, . stattet att— time. it's a bit like going, oh, i started off shoplifting for that,— i started off shoplifting for. food—it

food, but before you know it, you— food, but before you know it, you-vou— food, but before you know it, you-you aet- food, but before you know it, you you get yourself you know, you get yourself a atte— you know, you get yourself a hatt— you know, you get yourself a pair at— you know, you get yourself a nice pair of slippers, you get the— nice pair of slippers, you get the hat— nice pair of slippers, you get the marks. spencer's finest the marks. and spencer's finest . yeah— the marks. and spencer's finest . yeah, exactly. _ the marks. and spencer's finest . yeah, exactly. 50— the marks. and spencer's finest .yeah, exactly. the marks. and spencer's finest . yeah, exactly. so is this then, the alleged phone hacking? is this the journalistic journalism equivalent of going through someone's bins? yeah well, that is also journalism, isn't it ? in a sense, i suppose. isn't it? in a sense, i suppose. hat— isn't it? in a sense, i suppose. hat yeah— isn't it? in a sense, i suppose. hat yeah the— . fl in a sense, i suppose. but yeah, the modern equivalent. yeah. — but yeah, the modern equivalent. yeah. yeah— but yeah, the modern equivalent. yeah. yeah ht— but yeah, the modern equivalent. yeah. yeah, it is.— but yeah, the modern equivalent. yeah. yeah, it is. technology eawtwateht. — yeah. yeah, it is. technology equivalent. _ii yeah. yeah, it is. technology- equivalent. _i should yeah. yeah, it is. technology- equivsaid.. _i should yeah. yeah, it is. technology- equivsaid. so_| should yeah. yeah, it is. technology- equivsaid. so it's-i should yeah. yeah, it is. technology- equivsaid. so it's easierll should yeah. yeah, it is. technology equivs? t: c : yeah. yeah, it is. technology equivs; c have said. so it's easier now as well because of recycling. so all in one. that's all the papers in one. that's true. imean all the papers in one. that's true. i mean is all the papers in one. that's true. imean is worth all the papers in one. that's true. i mean is worth saying true. i mean it is worth saying the— true. i mean it is worth saying the-atte— true. i mean it is worth saying the-aha te— true. i mean it is worth saying this-also is all-up this case is also is all been up aha— this case is also is all been up and there-e— this case is also is all been up and there's been— this case is also is all been up and there's been it— this case is also is all been up and there's been it was the teweeeh— and there's been it was the leveson-wasn't- and there's been it was the leveson wasn't it, that leveson report wasn't it, that eat— leveson report wasn't it, that eat at— leveson report wasn't it, that came out of the— leveson report wasn't it, that came out of the back of this. it is came out of the back of this. it te-ate— came out of the back of this. it te-ate tha— came out of the back of this. it is-are kind-is- is they are kind of it is reheated— is they are kind of it is reheated a— is they are kind of it is reheated a little bit you know there— reheated a little bit you know there technicalities that there are technicalities that have — there are technicalities that. have—the have allowed them to do this, hat— have allowed them to do this, hwtlteh-t— have allowed them to do this, but i don't _they've - have allowed them to do this, but don't they've ever but i don't think they've ever tatte— but i don't think they've ever awtte—tt- but i don't think they've ever awtte—tt ehl but i don't think they've ever. quite—it on piers quite managed to pin it on piers tethe— quite managed to pin it on piers hetete. aha— quite managed to pin it on piers before. and.does_ quite managed to pin it on piers before. and does like before. and it does look like thew— before. and it does look like thew-tether- before. and it does look like they-corner him. - before. and it does look like they corner him. and they might corner him. and i aah-t— they might corner him. and i that knew — they might corner him. and i that knew .— they might corner him. and i don't know. i would find that hate— quite amusing. bruce, over to thwetaw-e— quite amusing. bruce, over to thursday's-and- thursday's telegraph and a hattaetteh— thursday's telegraph and a bridgerton actress was distressed— bridgerton actress was distressed to- bridgerton actress was distressed to see how little ttwetettw— distressed to see how little diversity has— distressed to see how little diversity has survived in the aheteetaew— diversity has survived in the aristocracy since _ diversity has survived in the aristocracy since the 1820s. yest— aristocracy since the 1820s. health— aristocracy since the 1820s. yes,-it's basically- aristocracy since the 1820s. yes,-it's basically that. yes, and it's basically that adjoa andoh and i hope i pronounce her name correctly. who was in bridgerton? she was

also in casualty doctor who? jonathan ehm said that she jonathan creek ehm said that she was. ehm. that's the guy with the curly hair isn't it. yeah. jonathan davis. alan davis. right. okay. so basically i think everyone has seen it. there's been 4000 complaints and she just said she felt that she just said that she felt that there was so much diversity within the actual ceremony when she looked the balcony, she she looked at the balcony, she found terribly white. so found it terribly white. so there two kind main there are two kind of main things about this. of things about this. a lot of people saying, she's people are saying, well, she's she's accurate she's being factually accurate because when you looked there, there were only white people and other people are saying that she. well we were discussing it beforehand. it's the that beforehand. it's the fact that she terribly, terribly, she says terribly, terribly, terribly white. i imagine terribly white. i mean, imagine if terribly white. i mean, imagine tt-eatt— terribly white. i mean, imagine meat that— terribly white. i mean, imagine if-said that about- terribly white. i mean, imagine if-said that about any- i mean, imagine if said that about any other i mean, imagine if you'd that about any other i mean, imagine if you'd bet about any other i mean, imagine if you'd be in bout any other i mean, imagine if you'd be in jailt any other i mean, imagine if you'd be in jail .any other i mean, imagine if you'd be in jail . you'd her race. you'd be in jail. you'd newer-agate.- race. you'd be in jail. you'd never again. imagine you never work again. imagine you hat— never work again. imagine you hat-at— never work again. imagine you hat-at the— never work again. imagine you had at the pakistani had to look at the pakistani aheteetaew— had to look at the pakistani aheteetaew .— had to look at the pakistani aristocracy . they're terribly aristocracy. they're terribly hewh— aristocracy. they're terribly brown, aren't— aristocracy. they're terribly brown, aren't they? do you want to mean— brown, aren't they? do you want to .— brown, aren't they? do you want to . heah— brown, aren't they? do you want to mean i mean, you would be you wewtth-t— to mean i mean, you would be you what ever— to mean i mean, you would be you wouldn't ever work— to mean i mean, you would be you wouldn't ever work again. you thew,— wouldn't ever work again. you knew he— wouldn't ever work again. you know, it's absurd.— wouldn't ever work again. you know, it's absurd. the amount of hatred— know, it's absurd. the amount of hatred-ew— know, it's absurd. the amount of hatred-our royal— know, it's absurd. the amount of hatred our royal family and hatred that our royal family and wea— hatred that our royal family and yew thew,— hatred that our royal family and our, you know, ethnic majority eth— our, you know, ethnic majority still attract.— our, you know, ethnic majority still attract. i'm— our, you know, ethnic majority

still attract. i'm absolutely flabbergasted _ still attract. i'm absolutely flabbergasted that she feels she can flabbergasted that she feels she saw— flabbergasted that she feels she saw that— flabbergasted that she feels she can say that like— flabbergasted that she feels she can say that like like she is tttetattw— can say that like like she is literally saying— can say that like like she is literally saying there should have— literally saying there should have been— literally saying there should have been a— literally saying there should have been a concerted effort to get hee— have been a concerted effort to get twewh— have been a concerted effort to get more brown and presumably htaet— get more brown and presumably htaet et— get more brown and presumably black or whatever— get more brown and presumably black or whatever faces into the royal— black or whatever faces into the royal tahttw— black or whatever faces into the royal family ae— black or whatever faces into the royal family as if— black or whatever faces into the royal family as if these people aah-t— royal family as if these people that have— royal family as if these people don't have the— royal family as if these people don't have the right to choose theta— don't have the right to choose theh wh— don't have the right to choose their own spouses. yeah, it's het— their own spouses. yeah, it's not the— their own spouses. yeah, it's not the a— their own spouses. yeah, it's not like a it's— their own spouses. yeah, it's not like a it's not- their own spouses. yeah, it's not like a it's not like a corporation _ not like a it's not like a corporation . - not like a it's not like a corporation . /t:::t. not like a it's not like a corporation . 4:3. c?" c not like a it's not like a corporation . azt. ti?" corporation. you can't just hire. it's not— corporation. you can't just hire. it's not a— corporation. a:::t. ti?" " ”ti: it's not a boardroom corporation. a:::t. i " " ”ti: it's not a boardroom you hire. it's not a boardroom you get— hire. it's not a boardroom you get h— hire. it's not a boardroom you get th tw— hire. it's not a boardroom you get in by marriage. - " ”ti: it's not a boardroom you get in by marriage. azi;t;“ get in by marriage. yeah. so, you— get in by marriage. yeah. so, you thaw.— get in by marriage. yeah. so, you know, it's quite a slow process. and then the first thet— process. and then the first that peeeh— process. and then the first first person of— i and then the first first person of colour who did teth— first person of colour who did teth wea— first person of colour who did teth yew thew,— first person of colour who did join, you know, created an exttaetthaw— join, you know, created an. extraordinary—fuss join, you know, created an- extraordinary_fuss and extraordinary amount of fuss and haeteattw— extraordinary amount of fuss and basically-herself- extraordinary amount of fuss and basically herself from basically precluded herself from being—l- basically precluded herself from being—l teh-tl being on that balcony. i don't thew.— being on that balcony. i don't thew—wew- being on that balcony. i don'ti know._view, boris? know. what's your view, boris? that-e— know. what's your view, boris? hate—wett- know. what's your view, boris? that-e—wett. t- know. what's your view, boris? that's—well, i wanti know. what's your view, boris?l that's—well, i want to that's my view. well, i want to know what happened. why didn't she you're talking about know what happened. why didn't she yeah.'re talking about know what happened. why didn't she yeah. andilking about know what happened. why didn't she yeah. and she.] about know what happened. why didn't she yeah. and she. she)ut meghan. yeah. and she. she didn't come because was. didn't come because she was. she's like, about as welcome as a in a spacesuit, i would imagine, by now. you know, i suppose— imagine, by now. you know, i suppose-that- imagine, by now. you know, i suppose-that .- imagine, by now. you know, i suppose-that . t- imagine, by now. you know, i. suppose _that . i honestly suppose there's that. i honestly thht— suppose there's that. i honestly thht ht— suppose there's that. i honestly thht tt wa— suppose there's that. i honestly think it was extraordinarily tene— think it was extraordinarily the teat— think it was extraordinarily tone deaf but— think it was extraordinarily tone deaf but i— think it was extraordinarily tone deaf but i am encouraged by the tact— tone deaf but i am encouraged by the taet that— tone deaf but i am encouraged by the fact that as— tone deaf but i am encouraged by the fact that as attracted the meet— the fact that as attracted the most complaints— the fact that as attracted the most complaints of any tv aettwtw— most complaints of any tv aettwtw et— most complaints of any tv

activity or anything , i think activity or anything, i think tast— activity or anything, i think taet wear-e— activity or anything, i think last year's was— activity or anything, i think last year's was love island or somewhat,— last year's was love island or something, wasn't it? but anyway , i something, wasn't it? but anyway , t thht— something, wasn't it? but anyway , t that that-e— something, wasn't it? but anyway , i think that's good. i'm glad that— , i think that's good. i'm glad that heathe— , i think that's good. i'm glad that people are— , i think that's good. i'm glad that people are speaking up and just that people are speaking up and wet gathe— that people are speaking up and wet gethg, oh— that people are speaking up and just going, oh, you know, can we thet— just going, oh, you know, can we just have— just going, oh, you know, can we just have a— just going, oh, you know, can we twet have a taw— just going, oh, you know, can we just have a day off— just going, oh, you know, can we just have a day off from this? i just have a day off from this? t attu— just have a day off from this? t stttt teet— just have a day off from this? i still feel that— just have a day off from this? i still feel that the— just have a day off from this? i still feel that the majority of british people are self—loathing masochists who love themselves the love putting themselves on the on bottom. and i actually on the bottom. and i actually love being beaten up for love having being beaten up for being white. well, you're aheetwtetw— being white. well, you're absolutely i've- g well, you're absolutely i've discussed this on various chat— absolutely i've discussed this on various chat groups . you on various chat groups. you thew,— on various chat groups. you thew-the— on various chat groups. you know, the internet, you know, on the internet, you atwawe— know, on the internet, you. always—instance, always notice if, for instance, there—et- always notice if, for instance,| there—of parental there is some kind of parental epheettteh— there is some kind of parental epheettteh te— there is some kind of parental opposition to some crazy woke program— opposition to some crazy woke pregrarh gehg— opposition to some crazy woke pregrarh gehg eh— opposition to some crazy woke program going on in a school, you— program going on in a school, you wttt— program going on in a school, you will always— program going on in a school, you will always find it's the aetah— you will always find it's the asian parents— you will always find it's the. asian parents-kicked asian parents who have kicked off asian parents who have kicked ett heeawee— asian parents who have kicked off because they— asian parents who have kicked off because they have no problem atiaeeerthg— off because they have no problem at.asserting their— off because they have no problem at asserting their culture at all asserting their culture aha— at all asserting their culture and-authority- at all asserting their culture. and-authority within and their their authority within her— and their their authority within thetr wh— and their their authority within their own family— and their their authority within their own family and what their hae— their own family and what their hate-team— their own family and what their kids-learn and- their own family and what their kids-learn and at- kids get to learn and at what age.— kids get to learn and at what age. yeah— kids get to learn and at what age. yeah whereas so age. yeah whereas whereas so many— age. yeah whereas whereas so many whtte— age. yeah whereas whereas so many white parents now will just roll many white parents now will just rett ever— many white parents now will just rett aha— many white parents now will just roll over and just— many white parents now will just roll over and just assume the state— roll over and just assume the state thawe— roll over and just assume the state knows best.— roll over and just assume the state knows best. so so i'm kind of state knows best. so so i'm kind et-reattw— state knows best. so so i'm kind of really encouraged to see of i'm really encouraged to see that— of i'm really encouraged to see that the— of i'm really encouraged to see that this woman— of i'm really encouraged to see that this woman has been . got that this woman has been. got it. that this woman has been. got tt. yeah— that this woman has been. got it. yeah, absolutely . bruce, on it. yeah, absolutely. bruce, on to it. yeah, absolutely. bruce, on te-tetegraph— it. yeah, absolutely. bruce, on to telegraph some to the telegraph now. some whwewat— to the telegraph now. some unusual positive to the telegraph now. some- unusual positive-anyone unusual positive news for anyone ptahhhg— unusual positive news for anyone ptahhhg eh— unusual positive news for anyone planning on visiting america for the eteeterat—

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know, that's not just living memory, that's half a memory, but that's like half a generation has been generation ago. so it has been on decline. and if it on a steep decline. and if it was going to end up down there, that was news. now that was very bad news. and now it's out. but other it's pulling out. but other people well, this people are saying, well, this isn't this isn't about that. this is actually the dollar, which actually about the dollar, which is because is weakening now because they're refusing raise. but the pound refusing to raise. but the pound ton-t— refusing to raise. but the pound toh-t—agahot- refusing to raise. but the poundj isn't—against-euro isn't weakening against the euro ether.— isn't weakening against the euro etther. so— isn't weakening against the euro either. so britain's— isn't weakening against the euro either. so britain's economy is otawhg— either. so britain's economy is staying remarkably strong, considering— considering it's this is a pattern— considering it's this is a pattern repeated pattern we see repeated eohorhtooet— pattern we see repeated economists out and pattern we see repeated- economists-out and say, you economists come out and say, you know,— economists come out and say, you know-tort,— economists come out and say, you know,-imf, whoever- economists come out and say, you know, imf, whoever is , know, the imf, whoever it is, comes—britainl know, the imf, whoever it is,| comes—britain is comes out and says britain is going— comes out and says britain is gong-worst- comes out and says britain is- going-worst performing going to be the worst performing eohorhw— going to be the worst performing eohorhw . tt-s— going to be the worst performing economy . it's going— going to be the worst performing economy . c get 3 economy. it's going to do so badly. brexit was such a terrible idea. and then britain toes— terrible idea. and then britain does surprisingly— : and then britain does surprisingly well . ' t: " does surprisingly well. and in tact.— does surprisingly well. and in tact. hrttath— does surprisingly well. and in fact, britain services , i mean, fact, britain services, i mean, manufactured aren't manufactured exports aren't doing incredibly well. i think they're about average,- t:t;t g i: ithink they're about average, but our oerwee— they're about average, but our erwteare-— they're about average, but our service-are doing- service exports are doing reattw— service exports are doing really, really— service exports are doing really, really well. i think top— really, really well. i think top ot— really, really well. i think we're top of the for service we're top of the g7 for service exports— we're top of the g7 for service exports . — we're top of the g7 for service exports . that's— we're top of the g7 for service exports . textieiie and exports. that's excellent. and to two— exports. that's excellent. and to two-ot— exports. that's excellent. and to two _of them - exports. that's excellent. and to two-of them are- to two thirds of them are owtotte— to two thirds of them are outside the _ to two thirds of them are outside the eu. but even within the—a— outside the eu. but even within the—a tot- outside the eu. but even within the—a tot ot- the eu, apparently a lot of hate— the eu, apparently a lot of shale companies being set up shale companies are being set up in shale companies are being set up h—that— shale companies are being set up in_that allows- shale companies are being set up in _that allows us. in luxembourg. that allows us we-wore-aw to- in luxembourg. that allows us we're-ways to sort- in luxembourg. that allows us we're ways to sort of we're finding ways to sort of bypass— we're finding ways to sort of twpaee the— we're finding ways to sort of bypass the regulations. both whtt— bypass the regulations. both wttt tha— bypass the regulations. both wttt the a— bypass the regulations. both will find a way.— bypass the regulations. both will find a way. i— bypass the regulations. both will find a way. i don't know if

the eu will clamp on that, the eu will clamp down on that, but at the moment, yeah, but but at the moment, yeah, britain's firing on all cylinders. i mean eu's cylinders. well, i mean the eu's great hope when we left when we pulled of brexit was that pulled out of brexit was that all finance sector all the entire finance sector would well, it hasn't would depart. well, it hasn't worked because city worked because the city of london tunnels london has has tunnels under the atlantic cayman islands atlantic to the cayman islands that go back hundreds of years. this doesn't stop based on the eu. we've got all the restaurants to restaurants they want to go to as well. so but i do think it is interesting how these things it's almost wonder whether it's you almost wonder whether they deliberately in order they do it deliberately in order to interested, don't to keep you interested, don't they? know what mean? they? do you know what i mean? it's swing from crisis. oh, no, it's bad as we thought. it's not as bad as we thought. yeah, this is. yeah, you know, i mean, this is. this a bank rather than this is a bank rather than a news organisation that's coming up but it up with this story. but it almost they're going, up with this story. but it almyeah, they're going, up with this story. but it almyeah, you they're going, up with this story. but it almyeah, you know, ty're going, up with this story. but it almyeah, you know, comeoing, up with this story. but it almyeah, you know, come on, |, oh, yeah, you know, come on, i do think sunak is probably going to be in a position in six months time to ease off on the pain a little bit and just make everyone suddenly feel sort of sunny relaxed in time for sunny and relaxed in time for the election. think things may the election. i think things may just played a little just well have played a little bit thought. we bit smarter than we thought. we kicked harry kicked off with prince harry versus . leo now the versus piers morgan. leo now the independent bridgham

independent has andrew bridgham versus hancock. is the versus matt hancock. this is the news that keeps on giving. news cycle that keeps on giving. yes. so former tory mp andrew hrttgeh— yes. so former tory mp andrew hrttgeh owes— yes. so former tory mp andrew bridgen sues matt— aes so former tory mp andrew bridgen sues matt hancock over oaths— bridgen sues matt hancock over etatrho hrs— bridgen sues matt hancock over claims his covid_ bridgen sues matt hancock over claims his covid vaccines tweet was anti—semitic— claims his covid vaccines tweet was anti—semitic . _ claims his covid vaccines tweet was anti—semitic . it.” age was anti—semitic. so mr bridgen tweeted that the covid 19 vaccination program was the biggest crime against humanity since the holocaust. i believe he was quoting someone else. so it wasn't he wasn't even just someone an israeli someone else. an israeli aeaterhte— someone else. an israeli academic-israeli - someone else. an israeli- academic-israeli academic , academic and israeli academic, whteh— academic and israeli academic, whteh wow— academic and israeli academic, which you would— academic and israeli academic, which you would feel gives him a eertah— which you would feel gives him a eertah-ot— which you would feel gives him a certain-of-know,- which you would feel gives him a certain-of-know, you| certain amount of you know, you canon-— certain amount of you know, you can can assume that an can you can assume that an toraett— can you can assume that an toraett-toh-t- can you can assume that an israeli isn't going israeli academic isn't going to be israeli academic isn't going to he—. — israeli academic isn't going to he—. he. - israeli academic isn't going to he—. to. t- israeli academic isn't going toi he—. we. r guess israeli academic isn't going to- be_. no. i guess i'd be anti—semitic. no. i guess i'd guess that. but yeah . matt guess that. but yeah. matt hancock, which really- g matt hancock, which really seems gotte— hancock, which really seems qupg, gotte— hancock, which really seems quite, quite bizarre , described quite, quite bizarre, described hrttgeh-s— quite, quite bizarre, described bridgen's comments as disgusting and dangerous — bridgen's comments as disgusting and dangerous. anti—semite, anti—vax, anti—scientific conspiracy theories. now, you know, you can say what you like about the, you know, he might andrew bridgen might have gone too far criticising the vaccination program . um, it vaccination program. um, it might have saved lots of lives. i mean, we know there are there lives saved and their, their lives saved and their, their lives destroyed as but to lives destroyed as well. but to call it anti—semitic, i mean, i

think this is a this is a dangerous thing. people accuse as of being as other people of being hateful, you know, being racist. transphobes sick, anti—semitic or whatever it is. and i think it be a hate crime to it should be a hate crime to accuse hate because accuse someone of hate because it'd interesting . so much it'd be interesting. so much damage. iagree it'd be interesting. so much damage. i agree with and damage. i agree with you. and tt-tt— damage. i agree with you. and to he— damage. i agree with you. and to he a— damage. i agree with you. and to he a very— 33 i agree with you. and it'll be a very interesting test _toh-t— it'll be a very interesting test case. _don't think- case. this i don't think eorhparhg— case. this i don't think comparing he comparing it in the way that he did comparing it in the way that he that to— comparing it in the way that he that to the— comparing it in the way that he did to the holocaust to say it's the—shee- did to the holocaust to say it's the _ since the - the worst thing since the hotoeawst. — holocaust. he's obviously he's seteetet—ts- selected that because it is understood _ selected that because it is understood accepts selected that because it is- understood - accepts that. understood and he accepts that. it understood and he accepts that. tt ts— understood and he accepts that. it is understood— understood and he accepts that. it is understood that that was the othe— it is understood that that was the crime century. yeah. the crime of the century. yeah. the— the crime of the century. yeah. the-mahog— the crime of the century. yeah. the - making the - the crime of the century. yeah. the making the comparison the he's making the comparison speettteatw— the he's making the comparison specifically because he does not underestimate— specifically because he does not underestimate .— specifically because he does not underestimate . so— specifically because he does not underestimate . so obviously, he underestimate. so obviously, he is overestimating_ underestimate. so obviously, he is overestimating ,_ underestimate. so obviously, he is overestimating , you might is overestimating, you might say,— is overestimating, you might saw the— is overestimating, you might say, the extent— is overestimating, you might say, the extent to which facts , say, the extent to which facts, you— say, the extent to which facts, you show — say, the extent to which facts, you know hot— say, the extent to which facts, you know, but also i don't think you— you know, but also i don't think you ah— you know, but also i don't think you t— you know, but also i don't think you t ooh-t— you know, but also i don't think you can i don't think matt haheoet— you can i don't think matt hancock legitimately hancock can legitimately tell wherew— hancock can legitimately tell ahtrew—tt-s- andrew bridgen that it's anti—science— andrew bridgen that it's anti—science since is anti—science since britain is werw— anti—science since britain is very wett— anti—science since britain is very well informed on the science. he's— very well informed on the science. he's he has a virology degree,— science. he's he has a virology tegree, t— science. he's he has a virology degree, i think— science. he's he has a virology degree, i think possibly even a tho. — degree, i think possibly even a tho. hes— degree, i think possibly even a tho. hes a— degree, i think possibly even a tho. hes a very— degree, i think possibly even a phd. he's a very well informed httwttwat— phd. he's a very well informed individual. he— phd. he's a very well informed individual. he argues his case, vowtwhe— individual. he argues his case, youtube videos. _ individual. he argues his case, youtube videos. yeah, but he's, vou— youtube videos. yeah, but he's, you show. — youtube videos. yeah, but he's, you know. hancock— youtube videos. yeah, but he's, you know. hancock isn't hancock is you know. hancock isn't hancock to hot— you know. hancock isn't hancock to hot that— you know. hancock isn't hancock is not that smart— you know. hancock isn't hancock is not that smart .— you know. hancock isn't hancock is not that smart . no. afraid is not that smart. no. afraid haheoet— is not that smart. no. afraid haheoet ts— is not that smart. no. afraid hancock is not— is not that smart. no. afraid hancock is not that smart. and i

throw— hancock is not that smart. and i that that— hancock is not that smart. and i that that to— hancock is not that smart. and i think that is poppycock kettle htaeh— think that is poppycock kettle htaet. vow— think that is poppycock kettle black. you know,— think that is poppycock kettle black. you know, i don't think hes— black. you know, i don't think we rtght— black. you know, i don't think he's right,-think. black. you know, i don't think he's right, think he's he's right, bridgen i think he's gotlhee— he's right, bridgen i think he's gotlhee h— he's right, bridgen i think he's gotlhee th hrs— he's right, bridgen i think he's got bee in his bonnet about got a bee in his bonnet about the— got a bee in his bonnet about the extent— got a bee in his bonnet about the extent to _ got a bee in his bonnet about the extent to which the vaccine rottowt— the extent to which the vaccine rottowt was— the extent to which the vaccine rollout was coercive. i agree that— rollout was coercive. i agree that t— rollout was coercive. i agree that t thht— rollout was coercive. i agree that i think it— rollout was coercive. i agree that i think it was overplayed . that i think it was overplayed. i that i think it was overplayed. t that— that i think it was overplayed. t that h— that i think it was overplayed. i think in the— that i think it was overplayed. i think in the circumstances it was-evidence— i think in the circumstances it was-evidence was- i think in the circumstances it was evidence was not there was the evidence was not there to demand— was the evidence was not there to demand that— was the evidence was not there to demand that children and htah— to demand that children and htah htah— to demand that children and blah, blah, blah. but, you know, i blah, blah, blah. but, you know, t ooh-t— blah, blah, blah. but, you know, t toh-t thht— blah, blah, blah. but, you know, i don't think it— blah, blah, blah. but, you know, i don't think it was. but i threw— i don't think it was. but i that over— i don't think it was. but i think over this specific sick thing and andrew bridgen was was kicked out of the tory party there's crossed the floor kicked out of the tory party therthe's crossed the floor kicked out of the tory party therthe's in crossed the floor kicked out of the tory party therthe's in crozreclaim floor kicked out of the tory party therthe's in crozreclaim party. and he's in the reclaim party. yeah. sitting yeah. they've got a sitting i thought you going to say thought you were going to say like sort lost like in some sort of lost property box. yeah . like in some sort of lost property box. yeah. i like in some sort of lost property box. yeah . i think matt property box. yeah. i think matt hancock could actually could actually find himself come a cropper here. yeah. it's going to he— cropper here. yeah. it's going to he very— cropper here. yeah. it's going to be very interesting- i "eie yeah. it's going to be very interesting that. wett— to be very interesting that. wow that— to be very interesting that. well that is— to be very interesting that. well that is it— to be very interesting that. well that is it section two. well that is it for section two. corhhg— well that is it for section two. corhhg-three- well that is it for section two. coming-three, we. well that is it for section two.- coming-three, we have coming up in part three, we have stateht— coming up in part three, we have student snowflakes, shakespeare and - frankenstein - and slurs and frankenstein toetwses. — and slurs and frankenstein foetuses. what— and slurs and frankenstein foetuses. what a buffet. see you in foetuses. what a buffet. see you to a— foetuses. what a buffet. see you to a eowpte—

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given like a crib sheet of whats gohg— given like a crib sheet of what's going out. like, you show,— what's going out. like, you know mayhe— what's going out. like, you know, maybe, maybe slapped in the face— know, maybe, maybe slapped in the taco aha— know, maybe, maybe slapped in the face and told— know, maybe, maybe slapped in the face and told to toughen up . that-s— the face and told to toughen up . thats what— the face and told to toughen up . that's what-like- the face and told to toughen up . that's what-like to- the face and told to toughen up . that's what-like to see. . that's what i'd like to see because kathleen stark because all kathleen stark basically biological sex basically said is biological sex is real and it is real. you can't change your- iter;; c iter;; you can't change your biological vow— can't change your biological sex. you can change your gender heeawse— sex. you can change your gender because that's— sex. you can change your gender because that's a— sex. you can change your gender because that's a social construct— because that's a social construct whatever, because that's a social construct .whatever, you construct or whatever, but you cant— construct or whatever, but you can't—biological. can't change your biological sex. _difficult- can't change your biological sex.-difficult to- can't change your biological sex. difficult to go sex. it's very difficult to go tnto— sex. it's very difficult to go hto—ehahgei sex. it's very difficult to go - into—change the into your cells and change the chromosomes. _ into your cells and change the chromosomes. i— into your cells and change the chromosomes. i actually i've read her book material girls, which is of only two books which is one of only two books that i've read on the subject before. i felt was so before. i felt i was so completely informed that completely well informed that i could battle. it's could go into any battle. it's a brilliant book. i mean, it's absolute exemplary book of popular science philosophy, political topics . motty you political topics. motty you know, it's a really excellent and she is so mild , it's so well and she is so mild, it's so well reasoned, it's so , so devoid of reasoned, it's so, so devoid of hate. there's no attempt to rile anyone up . there's complete anyone up. there's complete sympathy. it is just extraordinary to me. and she is herself a lesbian, you know, i mean , this sort of thing becomes mean, this sort of thing becomes tired, tiresome to even emphasise, you know, because i mean, the idea that , you know, mean, the idea that, you know, that the terfs are some kind of

bunch of crusty old tories or something . they're almost all something. they're almost all the people who are five minutes ago were considered to be the radical left you know. yeah. like jo—anne nadler cherry yeah it does show you i mean if you do get booked by a university to do get booked by a university to do the money up do a speech, get the money up front they cancel front and then when they cancel it, got the money. it, you've still got the money. i'd interested to see i'd be very interested to see that debate, though, because that's an oxford debate that's an oxford union debate and good. our and they are pretty good. our friend constantine of friend constantine kitson, of course, recently course, was on one recently where was speaking, speaking where he was speaking, speaking about. there about. yeah. and he was there really excellent. and really excellent. you know, and the the the students there, despite the kind press that they get, the students there, despite the kiicourse press that they get, the students there, despite the kiicourse for)ress that they get, the students there, despite the kiicourse for being hat they get, the students there, despite the kiicourse for being snowflakes:, of course for being snowflakes or they or actually they listen and they respond and the vote swings back and forth and it usually responds well to the responds pretty well to the eloquence the speaker. so eloquence of the speaker. so i think a chance that some think there's a chance that some minds changed. a minds get changed. i did a speech film speech at some university film film thing, and i was really surprised because was talking surprised because i was talking about thought about cancel culture. i thought they'd about cancel culture. i thought thew-t—thow- about cancel culture. i thoughti they'd _ know, against they'd all be, you know, against me they'd all be, you know, against helsorhehotw— they'd all be, you know, against me somebody complaining about me as somebody complaining about eaheet— me as somebody complaining about eaheewert—e- me as somebody complaining about earttte—were- me as somebody complaining about canlike they—were- me as somebody complaining about canlike they were were me as somebody complaining about canlike they were clappingtre me as somebody complaining about canlike they were clapping bits all like they were clapping bits and all like they were clapping bits aha-h— all like they were clapping bits aha-tt-reattw- and stuff. it was really swprtshg— and stuff. it was really surprising. yeah they're as surprising. yeah they're not as wowe— surprising. yeah they're not as wotelpeopte— woke as people assume. atsotatetw. — woke as people assume. absolutely. they- woke as people assume. absolutely. they are- woke as people assume. absolutely. they are on the turn staying with the male woke

nonsense , news continues. nonsense, news continues. however, it turns that however, leo it turns out that hypnotising a fairy into attempting is not the most offensive bit in midsummer night's dream. so not any more. so shakespeare's globe is potthg— so shakespeare's globe is. potthg—oh so shakespeare's globe is- potthg—oh tts putting ableism warning on its tatest— putting ableism warning on its latest production— putting ableism warning on its latest production of midsummer latest production of a midsummer wtght-s— latest production of a midsummer wtght-s-.— latest production of a midsummer wtght-s-. otter— latest production of a midsummer night's . after hiring night's dream. after hiring an actress— night's dream. after hiring an actress-dwarfism - night's dream. after hiring an actress dwarfism to play actress with dwarfism to play a character— actress with dwarfism to play a character insulted _ actress with dwarfism to play a character insulted over her hetght— character insulted over her ragga, thew— character insulted over her height, they spoke to her and she— height, they spoke to her and she tsp-t— height, they spoke to her and she set happy— height, they spoke to her and she set happw .— height, they spoke to her and she isn't happy . i'm not sure she isn't happy. i'm not sure whteh— she isn't happy. i'm not sure whteh one— she isn't happy. i'm not sure which one she— she isn't happy. i'm not sure which one she was . cw which one she was. oh, that's a terrible joke . but that would be terrible joke. but that would be that would get the show star. she is happy. she says, i've atwaws— she is happy. she says, i've always wanted _ she is happy. she says, i've always wanted to play hermia. it's always wanted to play hermia. tt-s a— always wanted to play hermia. tt-s a dream— always wanted to play hermia. it's a dream come— always wanted to play hermia. it's a dream come true to play her— it's a dream come true to play her at— it's a dream come true to play her at the— it's a dream come true to play her at the globe,— it's a dream come true to play her at the globe, but a post in the— her at the globe, but a post in the theatres— her at the globe, but a post in the theatre's website says eohteht— the theatre's website saysi eohteht—ptaw content guidance. the play eohtahs— content guidance. the play contains language violence , contains language of violence, attetsrh— contains language of violence, ableism, misogyny and racism and scenes of a sexual— ableism, misogyny and racism and scenes of a sexual nature. i rheah-tt— scenes of a sexual nature. i mean, it insulting to put mean, isn't it insulting to put a warhhg— mean, isn't it insulting to put a warhhg oh— mean, isn't it insulting to put a warning on, oh,— mean, isn't it insulting to put a warning on, oh, this play eohtahs— a warning on, oh, this play contains dwarves . that sounds contains dwarves. that sounds the.— contains dwarves. that sounds the. t— contains dwarves. that sounds the. t hear— contains dwarves. that sounds like. i mean, there may contain. i like. i mean, there may contain. tththh— like. i mean, there may contain. tththt. t— like. i mean, there may contain. ithink. i think— like. i mean, there may contain. i think. i think people— like. i mean, there may contain. i think. i think people i- like. i mean, there may contain. i think. i think people i mean, like the presumption always with these things is that they've doneit these things is that they've done it to get some publicity fair they have done. but fair play if they have done. but she's fairly minor character. she's a fairly minor character. but what it seems like she's

saying she's played it a few times now. hermia i don't know the play well. my wife is the play that well. my wife is very of always found very fond of it. i always found it bit. i like the it a little bit. i like the proper blood plays, you proper blood and iron plays, you know. anyway, i don't know. but anyway, i don't remember being remember her as being significant, but apparently she is in the thing is a literally a in the thing who teased. there sort who gets teased. there are sort of heightist slurs. she is referred to as a bean or a bead or an acorn and things like this. and she's saying now that when they do that, when they have those scenes, the audience when they do that, when they hésorthose scenes, the audience when they do that, when they hésorthosgasp nes, the audience when they do that, when they hésorthosgasp ne horroraudience when they do that, when they hésorthosgasp ne horror atiience when they do that, when they hésorthosgasp ne horror at the :e is sort of gasp in horror at the treatment she's getting. whereas traditionally you would laugh at the underdog being bullied now. now the audience are on her side. and then when she responds or a bit defiance, or shows a bit of defiance, they're like, yeah, you go, girl. so i mean, i guess that's all right? good. all fine, right? that's good. but people have but yeah, but people don't have to go— but yeah, but people don't have to go art— but yeah, but people don't have to go and see— but yeah, but people don't have to go and see shakespeare. vow-we— to go and see shakespeare. vow-we-reat- to go and see shakespeare.- you've-read-text, you've probably read the text, haven-t— you've probably read the text, haweh-t—t- you've probably read the text, haven't—i don'ti haven't you? yeah. so i don't understand— haven't you? yeah. so i don't understand-need. understand why you need a warhhg— understand why you need a warhhglgo— understand why you need a warning-go and- understand why you need a warning go and see what warning to go and see what you prohahtw—ot- warning to go and see what you prohahtw—ot .- warning to go and see what you. probably—of . you've probably have an idea of. you've prohahtw— probably have an idea of. you've prohahtw-tt— probably have an idea of. you've prohahtw-tt wow— probably have an idea of. you've probably if you just probably done if you just sttrhrhet— probably done if you just skimmed even probably done if you just skimmed-even you've skimmed it. yeah. even if you've tast— skimmed it. yeah. even if you've tost sttrhrhet— skimmed it. yeah. even if you've just skimmed it.— skimmed it. yeah. even if you've just skimmed it. but it's good to see— just skimmed it. but it's good to see-aethg— just skimmed it. but it's good to see acting roles for to see some acting roles for twarwes— to see some acting roles for dwarves-worried. to see some acting roles for. dwarves-worried that dwarves because i worried that wtth— dwarves because i worried that wtth ewewthhg— dwarves because i worried that with everything being so woke,

thew-re— with everything being so woke, thew-re hot— with everything being so woke, they're not getting the they're not getting into the pahtorhtrhe— they're not getting into the pantomime anymore. well, i was going— pantomime anymore. well, i was goinglsav_ pantomime anymore. well, i was going say pantomime. i mean, going to say pantomime. i mean, in seriousness, must be in all seriousness, it must be a weird because if you're weird life because if you're going actor going to train to be an actor and you're going to, you can't. there not many jobs you can there are not many jobs you can put weeks put on hold for six weeks of the year to say, right, it's now panto season and yet there's no other the year other work the rest of the year round. know how they how round. i don't know how they how they organise they're they organise that they're not letting i think letting them in himars i think they i don't if they they are. i don't know if they are because it's not seen as, you politically you know, politically correct anymore loads anymore to have, you know, loads of is yeah. anyway, of seven up is yeah. anyway, a rare from the fight rare story now from the fight for bruce and that can for this show bruce and that can mean only thing it has mean only one thing it has nothing finance. nothing to do with finance. well, absolutely to well, absolutely nothing to do wtth— well, absolutely nothing to do with finance. _ well, absolutely nothing to do with finance. it's— well, absolutely nothing to do with finance. it's expanded pan gehorhe— with finance. it's expanded pan genome database— with finance. it's expanded pan genome database said genome database ipsis have said pan genome database ipsis have said par-eorreettw— genome database ipsis have said pan correctly database pan genome correctly. database arhs— pan genome correctly. database atrhslhtorrh— pan genome correctly. database aims-inform to— pan genome correctly. database aims inform to improve the aims to inform to improve the treatment— aims to inform to improve the treatment ot— aims to inform to improve the treatment of diseases . so treatment of diseases. so setehttsts— treatment of diseases. so scientists compiled the pan scientists have compiled the pan gehorhe— scientists have compiled the pan genome are greatly expanded tatahase— genome are greatly expanded tatahase ot— genome are greatly expanded database of the— genome are greatly expanded database of the biochemical tetters— database of the biochemical letters that— database of the biochemical letters that form individuals owe— letters that form individuals we ratshg— letters that form individuals dna raising the prospect of trhprowet— dna raising the prospect of improved diagnosis and treatment of improved diagnosis and treatment ot gehette— improved diagnosis and treatment of genetic diseases— improved diagnosis and treatment of genetic diseases , and of genetic diseases, and otterhg— of genetic diseases, and offering new— of genetic diseases, and offering new insights. this is what— offering new insights. this is what t— offering new insights. this is what t ooh-t— offering new insights. this is what i don't understand offering

hstghts— what i don't understand offering new insights into— what i don't understand offering new insights into human ttwersttw. — new insights into human diversity. �*ftt�*eee ie new insights into human- diversity. well, they're talking about the genetic code and how much it varies from one person to the because remains to the next because it remains a very area . this very sensitive area. this there's obviously there's lot there's obviously there's a lot of political difference. right wing. there's a lot of political momentum . exactly. explained momentum. exactly. explained what i'm trying to say. it's a politically sensitive subject. it's because things like racism and whether or not your genes determine your sexual motty and whether or not your genes possibly determine your intelligence and whether they determine your prospect of having a decent career or becoming a criminal or whatever. all these sort of things. and how much of that is baked into your genes and how much of it is heritable and how much of it is like describe? and like up for you to describe? and this i think, constantly sort this is i think, constantly sort of being re—examine and being reassessed being reassessed and then being expressed in the most diplomatic language possible. this language possible. this this particular finding seems to be specifically to do with their ability understand diseases ability to understand diseases from a genetic point of view. and this technology is progressing so rapidly, it's

almost like, you know, how computing processor power went up. it used to take, you know, weeks— up. it used to take, you know, weeks to— up. it used to take, you know, weeks to process— up. it used to take, you know, weeks to process a— e. it used to take, you know, weeks to process a genome. now you— weeks to process a genome. now you ah— weeks to process a genome. now you to— weeks to process a genome. now you to p,— weeks to process a genome. now you to p, to— weeks to process a genome. now you can do it, do it— weeks to process a genome. now you can do it, do it in like hatt— you can do it, do it in like hatt ah— you can do it, do it in like half an hour— you can do it, do it in like half an hour or- you can do it, do it in like half an hour or something. ahsotwtetw— half an hour or something. absolutely yeah. i mean, it coate— absolutely yeah. i mean, it could unlock— absolutely yeah. i mean, it could unlock .— absolutely yeah. i mean, it could unlock . it- absolutely yeah. i mean, it could unlock . it could it could could unlock. it could it could whtoet— could unlock. it could it could unlock anti—aging and all kinds of technologies,— unlock anti—aging and all kinds of technologies, all kinds of theraptes— of technologies, all kinds of therapies, because i can't even trhaghe— therapies, because i can't even thaghe ht— therapies, because i can't even imagine it could— therapies, because i can't even imagine it could be potentially like imagine it could be potentially the ht— imagine it could be potentially the tt coate— imagine it could be potentially like it could completely revolutionise - like it could completely revolutionise medicine in our tttettrhe. — revolutionise medicine in our lifetime. ' gent g lifetime. absolutely. but it does seem like there still on does seem like there is still on the one hand, you can get a commercial dna test and it will tell you who your is, you tell you who your dad is, you know, but on the know, and that's £50. but on the other to absolute analyse other hand, to absolute analyse every full every single piece of the full human genome bit by bit, that's still quite an ambitious , but i still quite an ambitious, but i think it's going to happen. i think it's going to happen. i think it's going to happen. i think it will change and it will be interesting to see whether we can all fully to the to can all adapt fully to the to the implications. just can all adapt fully to the to the tinyications. just can all adapt fully to the to the tiny example, just can all adapt fully to the to the tiny example, but just can all adapt fully to the to the tiny example, but this st can all adapt fully to the to the tiny example, but this came one tiny example, but this came up about a year ago when we were on this show that in terms of human biology , there are x rays, human biology, there are x rays, machines being analysed by artificial intelligence, you know, radiography where they

look at x rays and and look at x rays and stuff and they can determine rays they can determine x rays analysed by ai. it would say, yeah, this is or is not cancer or whatever. the shadow on the lung. would also, lung. and they would also, incidentally, go by the incidentally, they'd go by the way, lungs belong to a 30 way, these lungs belong to a 30 year old woman of congo . year old woman of congo. congolese extraction or and previously doctors had not been aware that it was possible to tell race from from an x ray. right. they had they considered all lungs to be absolutely just uniform and smaller or larger or whatever, but had no kind of i mean, that's extraordinary. right. and but potentially problematic people don't necessarily want to hear that. you know, it's like the ai is going. yeah. and incidentally, these belong to probably these lungs belong to probably about a 30% chance of them being about a 30% chance of them being a rapist . you know, there's no a rapist. you know, there's no good. a rapist. you know, there's no good . so anyway, that's all good. so anyway, that's all going to be very interesting in the next few years. staying with 14 and frankenstein 14 packs and frankenstein hubris, we the daily mail, hubris, we have the daily mail, leo and news that sounds more demonic than it probably is , demonic than it probably is, really, isn't it? so britain's first— really, isn't it? so britain's

ttrst hatw— really, isn't it? so britain's first baby with— really, isn't it? so britain's first baby with dna- ”eaeyt g 7 so britain's first baby with dna from three peopte— first baby with dna from three peopte has— first baby with dna from three people has been— first baby with dna from three people has been born after a cheese— people has been born after a cheese aha— people has been born after a cheese and wine— people has been born after a cheese and wine party got out of hand— cheese and wine party got out of hand aha— cheese and wine party got out of hang and tt-s— cheese and wine party got out of hand and it's they— cheese and wine party got out of hand and it's they used they tset— hand and it's they used they used some sort— hand and it's they used they used some sort of gene therapy. it used some sort of gene therapy. tt ts— used some sort of gene therapy. tt ts tone— used some sort of gene therapy. it is done using— used some sort of gene therapy. it is done using ivf. used some sort of gene therapy. it is done using ivf . they use it is done using ivf. they use mitochondrial— it is done using ivf. they use mitochondrial donation treatment , whteh— mitochondrial donation treatment ,..p.pa. aetwattw— mitochondrial donation treatment , which actually protects it sowrst— , which actually protects it sowhst tt— , which actually protects it sounds it sounds like it's tarhperhg— sounds it sounds like it's tampering with god. yeah, we're ereathg— tampering with god. yeah, we're ereathg these— tampering with god. yeah, we're creating these these frankenstein babies, actually. it's fantastic— frankenstein babies, actually. it's fantastic .— frankenstein babies, actually. it's fantastic . so— frankenstein babies, actually. it's fantastic . so if the mother it's fantastic. so if the mother has— it's fantastic. so if the mother has these— it's fantastic. so if the mother has these mitochondrial defects that— has these mitochondrial defects that ah— has these mitochondrial defects that teat— has these mitochondrial defects that can lead to— has these mitochondrial defects that can lead to muscular dystrophy— that can lead to muscular twstrophw or— that can lead to muscular dystrophy or other other genetic teteets— dystrophy or other other genetic teteets or— dystrophy or other other genetic defects or illnesses, they can try thptaht— defects or illnesses, they can try thptaht h— defects or illnesses, they can try implant in mitochondria from a horn — try implant in mitochondria from a horn a— try implant in mitochondria from a from a donor.— try implant in mitochondria from a from a donor. and then the mother— a from a donor. and then the mother ah— a from a donor. and then the mother can have— a from a donor. and then the mother can have a healthy child. but mother can have a healthy child. hat tt— mother can have a healthy child. hat tt toes— mother can have a healthy child. but it does mean— mother can have a healthy child. but it does mean that that child has owe— but it does mean that that child has owa trorh — but it does mean that that child has dna from three people, which is has dna from three people, which ts whteh— has dna from three people, which ts whteh ts— has dna from three people, which is which is quite— has dna from three people, which is which is quite interesting. so is which is quite interesting. so tt— is which is quite interesting. so tt ts— is which is quite interesting. so it is amazing— is which is quite interesting. so it is amazing .— is which is quite interesting. so it is amazing . so- is which is quite interesting. so it is amazing. so they've basically just taken one little bit out of it. it's like cartman's mom. yeah, yeah. they've taken one little snip out of the third person's dna and just replace the bit that was faulty. so jurassic park. yes, exactly. that worked out

fine . what do you think, bruce? fine. what do you think, bruce? do you feel comfortable about this ? i'm i'm again, i'm not this? i'm i'm again, i'm not tt— this? i'm i'm again, i'm not sure. it reminds— this? i'm i'm again, i'm not sure. it reminds me- s7 i'm i'm again, i'm not sure. it reminds me of a story that— sure. it reminds me of a story that t— sure. it reminds me of a story that t ohe— sure. it reminds me of a story that i once read— sure. it reminds me of a story that i once read in— sure. it reminds me of a story that i once read in chat and tate— that i once read in chat and take a— that i once read in chat and take a break,— that i once read in chat and take a break, which was three in the pet— take a break, which was three in the pet art— take a break, which was three in the bed and one— take a break, which was three in the bed and one was dead. and that—a— the bed and one was dead. and that-a threesome. that was about a threesome rhehage— that was about a threesome rhehage a— that was about a threesome menage a trois_ that was about a threesome menage a trois with someone who was menage a trois with someone who ho tohger— menage a trois with someone who was no longer with— menage a trois with someone who was no longer with us. so again, i was no longer with us. so again, twas— was no longer with us. so again, twas t— was no longer with us. so again, twas t was— was no longer with us. so again, i was i was thrown— was no longer with us. so again, i was i was thrown .— was no longer with us. so again, i was i was thrown . yeah, yeah. i was i was thrown. yeah, yeah. that— i was i was thrown. yeah, yeah. that an— i was i was thrown. yeah, yeah. that happen.— i was i was thrown. yeah, yeah. that can happen, though- i was i was thrown. yeah, yeah. that can happen, though ,- i was i was thrown. yeah, yeah. that can happen, though , because that can happen, though, because i remember i mean, it was a sexual encounter, obviously. that's that was blithe blithe spirit, wasn't it ? blithe spirit, wasn't it? blithe spirit. the surely only in britain could you be having sex with someone and they're dead. you don't notice. i'm sure there are countries a are plenty of countries where a brazilian or a french person would lack of it. would notice the lack of it. maybe france and brazil. but there's options. there's plenty of other options. i i remember there was a woman maybe years ago, one of maybe 30 years ago, one of the very sort stages of very earliest sort of stages of frozen sperm. she still had the frozen sperm. she still had the frozen from her husband, frozen sperm from her husband, who been and who had then been killed. and she was like demanding the right to use it. but his to be able to use it. but his family was no. and then family was saying no. and then it up with it got mixed up with the haagen—dazs. yeah. and ruined christmas. anyway, that's it. for part before we really

for part three. before we really turn stomachs, we'll be looking in the final section at fat myths, fake meat and farting menaces. we'll see you in a couple of minutes . thank you .

welcome back to headliners thursday's guardian to kick off the final section. leo not satisfied with the highly profitable plandemic pharmacies are now trying to monetise the odd unwelcome love handle as well. so online uk pharmacies are well. so online uk pharmacies preserthhg— so online uk pharmacies are prescribing those weight toss— are prescribing those weight toss tats— are prescribing those weight toss tats to— are prescribing those weight loss jabs to people with healthy oth— loss jabs to people with healthy httt ewes. — loss jabs to people with healthy httt eyes. so— loss jabs to people with healthy bmi eyes. so it's— loss jabs to people with healthy bmi eyes. so it's not just peopte— bmi eyes. so it's not just peopte getthg- bmi eyes. so it's not just people getting ready for a heatha— people getting ready for a beatha, it's— people getting ready for a beatha, it's people with eating ttsorters— beatha, it's people with eating disorders because you can just go to— disorders because you can just go to the— disorders because you can just go to the pharmacy, go to the online pharmacy, rtghte— go to the online pharmacy, rtghte-ttte— go to the online pharmacy, right?-like i'm- go to the online pharmacy, right? like i'm telling right? it's like i'm telling peopte— right? it's like i'm telling peopte-to— right? it's like i'm tellingi people-to-hope right? it's like i'm telling- people .to - hope this people how to do it. hope this toesh-t— people how to do it. hope this toesh-t teat— people how to do it. hope this doesn't lead to— people how to do it. hope this doesn't lead to a— people how to do it. hope this doesn't lead to a massive uptake,— doesn't lead to a massive optate, hat— doesn't lead to a massive uptake, but you can just put in wow— uptake, but you can just put in wow-peopte— uptake, but you can just put in your-peopie-thev- uptake, but you can just put in your people they put your like people said, they put in your like people said, they put h-hetght— your like people said, they put h-hetght aha— your like people said, they put in height and their weight in their height and their weight and in their height and their weight art—sart- and everything and it said wow-re— you're not eligible. so then thew—

you're not eligible. so then they host— you're not eligible. so then they just change change, they just change their change, her— they just change their change, thetr—t-rhl their height. they said, i'm aetwattw— their height. they said, i'm- aetwattw—theh actually two feet tall. and then your— actually two feet tall. and then wow-otwtowstw— actually two feet tall. and then your-obviously-up. your bmi obviously goes up tee— your bmi obviously goes up because even— your bmi obviously goes up because even i— your bmi obviously goes up because even i mean, bmi itself is because even i mean, bmi itself ts a— because even i mean, bmi itself ts a th— because even i mean, bmi itself ts a ttt ot— because even i mean, bmi itself ts a ttt ot a— because even i mean, bmi itself is a bit of a blunt— because even i mean, bmi itself is a bit of a blunt tool , isn't is a bit of a blunt tool, isn't he — is a bit of a blunt tool, isn't to t— is a bit of a blunt tool, isn't to t hear— is a bit of a blunt tool, isn't it? i mean, ideally,- is a bit of a blunt tool, isn't it? " : is a bit of a blunt tool, isn't- it? i mean, ideally, you should see a doctor who will assess whether not you're overweight whether or not you're overweight because sometimes bmi can just mean yeah, mean you're solid. yeah, exactly. mean you're solid. yeah,i exactly. _ kind exactly. because they kind of tough— exactly. because they kind of trowght h— exactly. because they kind of brought in the— exactly. because they kind of brought in the fact that they ttth-t— brought in the fact that they ttth-t show— brought in the fact that they didn't know if— brought in the fact that they didn't know if bmi was accurate. teeawse— didn't know if bmi was accurate. teeawse tt— didn't know if bmi was accurate. teeawse tt wow— didn't know if bmi was accurate. because if you look at rugby prayers— because if you look at rugby ptawers who— because if you look at rugby players who-fit- because if you look at rugby players who fit and players who are very fit and thew-we — players who are very fit and thew-we _tot— players who are very fit and they've - lot of - players who are very fit and they've lot of muscle they've got a lot of muscle and all they've got a lot of muscle and att—thhg,- they've got a lot of muscle and att—thhg, twst- all that kind of thing, just i ooh-t— all that kind of thing, just i toh-t thht— all that kind of thing, just i don't think that's. yeah, no, it toesh-t— don't think that's. yeah, no, it toesh-t wort.— don't think that's. yeah, no, it doesn't work. _ don't think that's. yeah, no, it doesn't work. it's— don't think that's. yeah, no, it doesn't work. g g don't think that's. yeah, no, it doesn't work. it's not, it's not reliable. i mean do say reliable. i mean they do say just looking in the mirror is actually to know actually the best way to know whether actually the best way to know wheonline pharmacies are but online pharmacies are i mean, probably entering mean, it's probably entering that sort of grey zone, a bit like viagra several years like viagra did several years ago, only ago, where it used to be only on prescription basically prescription and then basically you can just buy now. right. you can just buy it now. right. but are various but and there are various genefic but and there are various generic you don't generic versions you don't really kind you really need any kind of you know, just sort of know, you just need to sort of take a deep breath and admit to yourself, seeing the yourself, yeah, we're seeing the private in and take private sector come in and take some nhs some of the burden off the nhs some of the burden off the nhs so people going to their so people aren't going to their gp stuff like this gp to get stuff like this prescribed. they're just doing it prescribed. they're just doing tt—happehhgl it online and it's happening wtth— it online and it's happening wtth a— it online and it's happening wtth a tot.— it online and it's happening wtth a tot. t— it online and it's happening

with a lot. i mean, you can get you— with a lot. i mean, you can get you-get— with a lot. i mean, you can get wow-getithts- with a lot. i mean, you can get you-get.kinds of- with a lot. i mean, you can get you get kinds of things you can get all kinds of things rast— you can get all kinds of things twst—etther- you can get all kinds of things twst—etther a- you can get all kinds of thingsj just—either a face just done through either a face to-thow— just done through either a face to-know, online- to face, you know, online appohtrheht— to face, you know, onlinei appointment-by appointment or just by by potthg— appointment or just by by potthg h— appointment or just by by putting in details into, into an ohthe— putting in details into, into an ohthe-theh- putting in details into, into an online-then, you. putting in details into, into an online then, you know, online form. but then, you know, it's online form. but then, you know, tt-s—swsterh i online form. but then, you know,| tt-s—swsterh aht it's easy to game the system and rust— it's easy to game the system and rust-the— it's easy to game the system and rust-the thhgs— it's easy to game the system and just-the things you- it's easy to game the system and just the things you want just get the things you want tee— just get the things you want teeawse—ai just get the things you want. because—a few because you want to lose a few pounds — because you want to lose a few pounds lat.— because you want to lose a few pounds. .ah, there- because you want to lose a few pounds. ~:w itwee itwee because you want to lose a few pounds. ~:w pounds. so ah, there there's no reason that there's reason to believe that there's any side effects to any very serious side effects to this. just it's profit this. it's just it's a profit centre, right? this centre, right? and this stuff does it does seem does seem to work. it does seem to a miracle so far. i to be a miracle drug so far. i think there are side effects. apparehttw— think there are side effects. apparently diarrhoea. think there are side effects. appokay.y diarrhoea. think there are side effects. appokay. yeah. diarrhoea. think there are side effects. appokay. yeah. so diarrhoea. think there are side effects. appokay. yeah. so apparently oh, okay. yeah. so apparently hottwwoot-s— oh, okay. yeah. so apparently hollywood's been taking it for ages—the- ages and then they to the met gata—a- ages and then they to the met. gala—a celebration gala this year was a celebration of gala this year was a celebration ot tart— gala this year was a celebration of karl lagerfeld,_ gala this year was a celebration of karl lagerfeld, who was a very— of karl lagerfeld, who was a very taos— of karl lagerfeld, who was a very famous fatphobic remember, testgher. — very famous fatphobic remember, testgher. _ts- very famous fatphobic remember, testgaer—ts how| designer. yeah. and there is now a t designer. yeah. and there is now at shtrt— designer. yeah. and there is now at shtrt sawhg— designer. yeah. and there is now a t shirt saying karl would love how— a t shirt saying karl would love how-wow— a t shirt saying karl would love how-wow saw— a t shirt saying karl would love how you say ozempic how would you say ozempic ozerhpte— how would you say ozempic ozempic really— how would you say ozempic ozempic really .— how would you say ozempic ozempic really . �*ftt�*eee " g ozempic really. well, i mean it is going to be it's, it's vaguely affordable, even if you go online and you go private or whatever compared to plastic surgery and all that. in fact, we doing a story few days we were doing a story a few days ago saying people now use it. they weight so fast they they lose weight so fast they then tighten the then need surgery to tighten the skin because skin skin up because your skin doesn't just doesn't adapt. and you just left with a bulldog with these sort of a bulldog

clip back. that's exactly clip on the back. that's exactly right. like they put it on the suit jackets in shops. yeah right. like they put it on the suit erail; in shops. yeah right. like they put it on the suit erail mayonnaise.;. yeah right. like they put it on the suit erail mayonnaise. brucei right. like they put it on the suit erail mayonnaise. bruce the daily mail mayonnaise. bruce the road to just another road to hell just got another resurfacing job. oh, sorry. i thought— resurfacing job. oh, sorry. i thought-were— resurfacing job. oh, sorry. i thought-were talking. thought we were talking about the roads in scotland, which twe— the roads in scotland, which t-we—ttrhesi i've discussed many times. so thts— i've discussed many times. so thts ts— i've discussed many times. so thts ts tat— i've discussed many times. so this is lab grown— i've discussed many times. so this is lab grown meat, which is 25 this is lab grown meat, which is zt-worse— this is lab grown meat, which is zt-worse tor— this is lab grown meat, which is 25-worse for the- this is lab grown meat, which is 25 worse for the climate 25 times worse for the climate that— 25 times worse for the climate that actuat— 25 times worse for the climate than actual beef. _ 25 times worse for the climate than actual beef. now, apparehttw— than actual beef. now, apparently that vegetarians than actual beef. now, apparttouch hat vegetarians than actual beef. now, apparttouch this legetarians than actual beef. now, apparttouch this because ns than actual beef. now, apparttouch this because there won't touch this because there is won't touch this because there ts a— won't touch this because there ts a sett— won't touch this because there is a cell from— won't touch this because there is a cell from the— won't touch this because there is a cell from the animal, a set— is a cell from the animal, a set hot— is a cell from the animal, a cell not killing— is a cell from the animal, a cell not killing the animal, but there— cell not killing the animal, but there ts— cell not killing the animal, but there ts a— cell not killing the animal, but there is a cell— cell not killing the animal, but there is a cell in— cell not killing the animal, but there is a cell in which to retest— there is a cell in which to reject narrate— there is a cell in which to reject narrate this. and it was werw— reject narrate this. and it was very interesting.— reject narrate this. and it was very interesting. i— reject narrate this. and it was very interesting. i remember twrhg— very interesting. i remember twrhg the— very interesting. i remember during the edinburgh fringe, it during the edinburin fringe, it was during the edinburgh fringe, it was—trteht was a few years back, a friend of was a few years back, a friend ot-a— was a few years back, a friend ot-a the— was a few years back, a friend ot-a the ot- was a few years back, a friend. of-a line of cashmere of mine had a line of cashmere aha— of mine had a line of cashmere and we— of mine had a line of cashmere and we were doing— of mine had a line of cashmere and we were doing podcast that and we were doing a podcast that was-tw— and we were doing a podcast that was-by thts— and we were doing a podcast that was by this cashmere, and we were doing a podcast that was there by this cashmere, and we were doing a podcast that was there was by this cashmere, and we were doing a podcast that was there was b guy s cashmere, and we were doing a podcast that was there was b guy who ;hmere, and we were doing a podcast that was there was b guy who wastre, and there was a guy who was a vegan— and there was a guy who was a vegan that— and there was a guy who was a vegan that wouldn't like you to put a— vegan that wouldn't like you to put alof— vegan that wouldn't like you to put a.of-cashmere. - vegan that wouldn't like you to put a of cashmere. no, put a bit of the cashmere. no, woh-t— put a bit of the cashmere. no, wont-ht.— put a bit of the cashmere. no, woh-tltt. tht— put a bit of the cashmere. no, won't it. and you're like, put a bit of the cashmere. no, won't well . and you're like, put a bit of the cashmere. no, won't well that'syou're like, put a bit of the cashmere. no, won't well that's if u're like, put a bit of the cashmere. no, won't well that's if you're;e, okay, well that's if you're going to be that principled tee— going to be that principled because—all. going to be that principled. because—all got because i think we've all got the—the- because i think we've all got the—the meat. because i think we've all got- the_the meat eating the friend who's the meat eating veg.— the friend who's the meat eating veg-yeah,— the friend who's the meat eating veg.-yeah,-know,. veg. victarion yeah, you know, the— veg. victarion yeah, you know, the puritanical— veg. victarion yeah, you know, the puritanical that has the sky subscription— the puritanical that has the sky subscrip and— the puritanical that has the sky subscrip and-that- the puritanical that has the sky subscrip and that kind of attitude and all that kind of stuff. — attitude and all that kind of stuff. apparently this stuff. so yeah, apparently this ism— stuff. so yeah, apparently this ism-to— stuff. so yeah, apparently this ism-to be— stuff. so yeah, apparently this isn't-to be.the- stuff. so yeah, apparently this isn't to be the big isn't going to be be the big kind— isn't going to be be the big kind of— isn't going to be be the big kind of saviour— isn't going to be be the big kind of saviour that it was touted— kind of saviour that it was touted to— kind of saviour that it was touted to be. _ kind of saviour that it was touted to be. i- kind of saviour that it was touted to be. 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them, i'm against this. i like good old fashioned you good old fashioned meat, you know. realise this is know. but but i realise this is going to be a generational shift. was on a panel shift. i met i was on a panel with various investors with with various investors in edinburgh ago edinburgh several years ago at the and was one the festival and there was one of remember his name, but he of the remember his name, but he had he was billionaire. he had had he was a billionaire. he had made very good calls made some very good calls over the of career. and he the course of his career. and he said lab grown meat immortal said lab grown meat and immortal motty two motty were his next two big bets. was about motty were his next two big betsyears was about motty were his next two big betsyears ago. was about motty were his next two big betsyears ago. and was about motty were his next two big betsyears ago. and heas about motty were his next two big betsyears ago. and heas atlike, five years ago. and he was like, i'm going all in on it. i know you won't understand it. you're 50 it's too for 50 years old. it's too late for you. teenagers are you. but trust me, teenagers are going this stuff going to go for this stuff because they are anti—cruelty. but i think if you're going to eat meat, you won't eat lab grown meat, you won't want the want to be immortal. the two things each want to be immortal. the two things-each other- want to be immortal. the two things-each other out.| things cancel each other out. but—|— things cancel each other out. nun—n mean- but i mean this i mean, obviously— but i mean this i mean, obviously-in- but i mean this i mean, obviously in early but i mean this i mean,- obviously-in early doors obviously we're in early doors winn— obviously we're in early doors with .technology, - obviously we're in early doors with technology, maybe, with this technology, so maybe, you with this technology, so maybe, yon-in— with this technology, so maybe, yon-in-yenn- with this technology, so maybe, you-in-years time- with this technology, so maybe, you in years time it you know, in ten years time it wont— you know, in ten years time it wont nake— you know, in ten years time it wont take 25— you know, in ten years time it won't take 25 times. it be won't take 25 times. it won't be 25 won't take 25 times. it won't be zs—nne- won't take 25 times. it won't be 25_the climatei 25 times worse for the climate n...— 25 times worse for the climate nan-nun— 25 times worse for the climate nnnn-nnn n— 25 times worse for the climate than-but if you- 25 times worse for the climate than but if you look at than beef. but if you look at tann— than beef. but if you look at nnnlgnzes— than beef. but if you look at lamb, grazes upland moors lamb, it grazes on upland moors tnen— lamb, it grazes on upland moors nan—non— lamb, it grazes on upland moors that—for anything- that aren't used for anything enn—n-s- else. so, i mean, it's a pennan— else. so, i mean, it's a perfectly healthy , climate perfectly healthy, climate friendly— perfectly healthy, climate. friendly—back perfectly healthy, climate- friendly _ back to friendly we should go back to eating— friendly we should go back to eating whales,— friendly we should go back to eating whales, really, but we snontn— eating whales, really, but we should _them- eating whales, really, but we should them more should just farm them more responsibly. — should just farm them morei responsibly. _ethical responsibly. and it's ethical because one wheel is like 100 pigs. absolutely see the mirror

next. leo and it seems like an open and shut case for serving up an asbo . so a man has called up an asbo. so a man has called the police on his neighbour from hell who won't stop farting . hell who won't stop farting. they've put farting in capital letters— they've put farting in capital letters because _ they've put farting in capital letters because it's farting . so letters because it's farting. so basically,— letters because it's farting. so basically, this— letters because it's farting. so basically, this guy, simon. sinon— basically, this guy, simon. simon johnson,- basically, this guy, simon. simon johnson, he says he's nnsnen— simon johnson, he says he's pushed tne— simon johnson, he says he's pushed the edge— simon johnson, he says he's pushed the edge by the behaviour of pushed the edge by the behaviour on nn— pushed the edge by the behaviour of his neighbour— pushed the edge by the behaviour of his neighbour edward riley, nno— of his neighbour edward riley, nno fans— of his neighbour edward riley, who farts and— of his neighbour edward riley, who farts and burps really nuan— who farts and burps really man in— who farts and burps really loudly in his— who farts and burps really loudly in his house. and he can near— loudly in his house. and he can nenn n— loudly in his house. and he can hear it through— loudly in his house. and he can hear it through the wall. but nnnn-s— hear it through the wall. but that's that's— hear it through the wall. but that's that's not— hear it through the wall. but that's that's not i mean, i nnnn— that's that's not i mean, i nnnk n— that's that's not i mean, i think it would— that's that's not i mean, i think it would have let that pass.— think it would have let that pass. nan.— think it would have let that pass. yeah. like— think it would have let that pass. yeah. like the wind bit. nun— pass. yeah. like the wind bit. but nnn— pass. yeah. like the wind bit. nun nnn guy— pass. yeah. like the wind bit. but this guy riley also blocked noon— but this guy riley also blocked noon and— but this guy riley also blocked doors and shone— but this guy riley also blocked doors and shone torches in his face— doors and shone torches in his face and— doors and shone torches in his face and said— doors and shone torches in his face and said he— doors and shone torches in his face and said he was going to put— face and said he was going to nun youn— face and said he was going to nun your need— face and said he was going to put your head through the floor and burn— put your head through the floor and burn-house— put your head through the floor and burn house down, which and burn his house down, which is and burn his house down, which n-non— and burn his house down, which n-non serious— and burn his house down, which is more serious than it is a bit more serious than it turns— is a bit more serious than it turns out. — is a bit more serious than it turns out. the— is a bit more serious than it turns out. g turns out. the farting is really just sort of to attract the just the sort of to attract the eye the headline. yeah eye to the headline. yeah although are eye to the headline. yeah i although-are flammable, eye to the headline. yeah - although-are flammable, so although farts are flammable, so it although farts are flammable, so tt-netn— although farts are flammable, so tt-netn nttn— although farts are flammable, so it-help with .whole. it would help with that whole nntte — it would help with that whole nntte _you - it would help with that whole whole _you want. it would help with that wholei whole _you want to whole mission. so you want to tne— whole mission. so you want to ttve tn— whole mission. so you want to ttve tn u— whole mission. so you want to live in a house— whole mission. so you want to live in a house where you could neut— live in a house where you could hear—neighbour'sl hear the next door neighbour's tutttng— hear the next door neighbour'sj tuntng—nutt farting through your party wall tnut—tntt-s- farting through your party wall that—that's just. that just found. that's just ute— that just found. that's just like a building problem, like a building regs problem, isn't friend of mine isn't it? no. a friend of mine unant— isn't it? no. a friend of mine stunt u—

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