by sung out of the programme by right— sung out of the programme by right sam— sung out of the programme by right said fred— sung out of the programme by right said fred with i'm too sexy— right said fred with i'm too sexy .— right said fred with i'm too sexy . but— right said fred with i'm too sexy . but before all of that, sexy. but before all of that, let-s— sexy. but before all of that, let-s get— sexy. but before all of that, let's get with— sexy. but before all of that, let's get with us with polly middlehurst_ let's get with us with polly middlehurst ._ let's get with us with polly middlehurst . _ let's get with us with polly middlehurst . \\ gt; middlehurst. nigel. thank you and good evening to you. the top stories on gb news tonight. the chancellor says the bank of england's latest interest rate rise will prove challenging for families with mortgages. his comments come after the uk's central bank today raised rates for the 12th time in a row in a further attempt to tackle soaring inflation. the bank's base rate has risen by a quarter of a percentage point, from 4.25 to 4.5. and that's the highest level in 15 years. jeremy hunt says the measures will help families , though in the long run families, though in the long run , although it's obviously good news, the bank is not now predicting a recession this yeah predicting a recession this year. it's very challenging for families— year. it's very challenging for families with— it's very challenging for families with mortgages to see interest— families with mortgages to see interest rates— families with mortgages to see interest rates go— families with mortgages to see interest rates go up. but unless

we tackle— interest rates go up. but unless we tackle rising— interest rates go up. but unless we tackle rising prices , the we tackle rising prices, the cost— we tackle rising prices, the cost of— we tackle rising prices, the cost of living— we tackle rising prices, the cost of living crisis will just eennne— cost of living crisis will just continue. and— cost of living crisis will just continue. and that's why it is essential.— continue. and that's why it is essential. all— continue. and that's why it is essential. all we— continue. and that's why it is essential. all we stick to our plen— essential. all we stick to our plan ne— essential. all we stick to our plan no newe— essential. all we stick to our plan to halve inflation and if we de— plan to halve inflation and if we no new— plan to halve inflation and if we do that, we— plan to halve inflation and if we do that, we can bring eennnw— we do that, we can bring certainty back- we do that, we can bring certainty back to family finances— certainty back to family finances . _ certainty back to family finances . but- certainty back to family finances . : finances. but the shadow chancellor rachel reeves, says the rise will be of concern to many british households today will be a day of great anxiety for many families and businesses around the country who are facing the 12th increase in interest rates in just a matter of months. that means higher nongeee— of months. that means higher nengege eeene— that means higher mortgage costs already people newe— mortgage costs already people newe new— mortgage costs already people newe new en— mortgage costs already people have paid £1 billion more in nengege— have paid £1 billion more in mortgage repayments compared to were— mortgage repayments compared to wnene enew— mortgage repayments compared to where they would— mortgage repayments compared to where they would have been six newne— where they would have been six nennne nee— where they would have been six nennne nee .— where they would have been six months ago . the— where they would have been six months ago . the uk has confirmed months ago. the uk has confirmed it months ago. the uk has confirmed in n— months ago. the uk has confirmed in is supplying— months ago. the uk has confirmed it is supplying ukraine with tong—enge— it is supplying ukraine with long—range missiles that it requested— long—range missiles that it requested for— long—range missiles that it requested for its fight against renewe— requested for its fight against nween. — requested for its fight against russia. the— requested for its fight against russia. z�*nszzfinznz; requested for its fight against russia. finzflzr�*nznz; f russia. the defence secretary, ben wallace, says the donation of storm shadow missiles gives ukraine the best chance to defend themselves . says the defend themselves. says the decision follows kiev's repeated

pleas for more weapons from the west. addressing mps earlier, ben wallace also said the united nafions ben wallace also said the united nations had found russia had committed war crimes. pakistan's supreme court has ordered the release of the former prime minister imran khan, and says his arrest was illegal. mr khan was arrested on tuesday by paramilitary officers in riot gearin paramilitary officers in riot gear in what looked like a courtroom that sparked widespread protests across the country. with more than 1000 people being arrested , which people being arrested, which eventually forced the government to call in the army to help restore order on the streets here at home, rail services run by the operator transpennine express are to be brought under government control. the transport secretary has announced. the decision follows continuous cancellations on the line. mark harper says the firm's contract won't be extended and it won't be renewed . the department of transport will instead take over from may the 28th. the train operator ,

the 28th. the train operator, which covers northern england and runs in parts of scotland, saw 1 in 6 services cancelled in march. you're up to date on tv onune march. you're up to date on tv online dab radio and on the tune in app . this is gb news, in app. this is gb news, britain's news . britain's news. channel good evening. i am here in bournemouth and the oldest royal british legion club in the country , a place where they're country, a place where they're doing magnificent work. they really are here to help- w:w:::w g “eg �*" {ex they really are here to help people, fermen— really are here to help people, former servicemen and women who ewnenwwee— former servicemen and women who ewnenwwee wowe— former servicemen and women who otherwise would be— former servicemen and women who otherwise would be homeless. and i otherwise would be homeless. and w eenwe— otherwise would be homeless. and w eenwe wen.— otherwise would be homeless. and i admire them. enormous albie for i admire them. enormous albie new-wen. — i admire them. enormous albie for-that. -course,| for doing that. now, of course, nee— for doing that. now, of course, nee ene— for doing that. now, of course, we've had the coronation weekend , massive success,— we've had the coronation weekend , massive success, but it kind of ne— , massive success, but it kind on we non— , massive success, but it kind of hid from view— , massive success, but it kind of hid from view what happened in ne— of hid from view what happened in we ween— of hid from view what happened in the local elections last week.— in the local elections last week. wnew— in the local elections last week. what if— in the local elections last week. what if the tories had a new— week. what if the tories had a new new— week. what if the tories had a bad day across— week. what if the tories had a bad day across the country .7 they bad day across the country? they had bad day across the country? they new in— bad day across the country? they had in bournemouth? i think eenewnwne— had in bournemouth? i think something facing quite close to being— something facing quite close to being an— something facing quite close to being an electoral—

something facing quite close to being an electoral qatar enennw — being an electoral qatar atrophy- they- being an electoral qatar atrophy. they did very badly wneeee. — atrophy. they did very badly need. and— atrophy. they did very badly indeed. and since then we've weewnw— indeed. and since then we've weewnw enn— indeed. and since then we've learnt that rishi _ indeed. and since then we've learnt that rishi sunak's big penne— learnt that rishi sunak's big pwenwee we— learnt that rishi sunak's big pwenwee we gen— learnt that rishi sunak's big promise to get rid of thousands of promise to get rid of thousands en en— promise to get rid of thousands en en wewe— promise to get rid of thousands en en wewe we— promise to get rid of thousands of eu laws is suddenly isn't going— of eu laws is suddenly isn't going we— of eu laws is suddenly isn't going to happen and i think in peace— going to happen and i think in pweeee une— going to happen and i think in places like bournemouth, which sene— places like bournemouth, which were solid brexit_ places like bournemouth, which were solid brexit voting areas ene— were solid brexit voting areas and newe— were solid brexit voting areas and have been— were solid brexit voting areas and have been solid conservative vowing— and have been solid conservative wenng wees— and have been solid conservative voting areas, there— and have been solid conservative voting areas, there is a real en— voting areas, there is a real sense of disappointment. or newnene— sense of disappointment. or newnene w— sense of disappointment. or perhaps i should say that's even verging— perhaps i should say that's even wewgwng en— perhaps i should say that's even wewgwng en eneng— perhaps i should say that's even verging on anger. and that's wnew— verging on anger. and that's we won— verging on anger. and that's wnew you saw— verging on anger. and that's what you saw from voters here in newnenewwn— what you saw from voters here in bournemouth last— what you saw from voters here in bournemouth last week. well, who newer— bournemouth last week. well, who been no— bournemouth last week. well, who been no newe— bournemouth last week. well, who better to have on— bournemouth last week. well, who better to have on the programme wnen— better to have on the programme wnen ene— better to have on the programme than the current— better to have on the programme than the current act leader of bournemouth,— than the current act leader of bournemouth, christchurch and newe— bournemouth, christchurch and poole council?— bournemouth, christchurch and poole council? and i do say ewnenw— poole council? and i do say current philip— poole council? and i do say current philip broadhead . current philip broadhead. weweene— current philip broadhead. welcome to— current philip broadhead. welcome to the show . that may welcome to the show. that may not welcome to the show. that may new be— welcome to the show. that may new be ene— welcome to the show. that may not be the kindest— welcome to the show. that may not be the kindest introduction , wen— not be the kindest introduction , wen new— not be the kindest introduction , wen new ene— not be the kindest introduction , ian, but the numbers are newn— , ian, but the numbers are new ween,— , ian, but the numbers are pretty brutal, aren't they ? pretty brutal, aren't they? conservatives _ pretty brutal, aren't they? conservatives down 24 seats in enn— conservatives down 24 seats in we eewnew— conservatives down 24 seats in we eewnew ,— conservatives down 24 seats in this council , all— conservatives down 24 seats in this council, all labour up. the mere— this council, all labour up. the liberal democrat— this council, all labour up. the liberal democrat is up quite considerably— liberal democrat is up quite considerably ._ liberal democrat is up quite considerably . were you being

considerably. were you being nwnwenee— considerably. were you being punished here— considerably. were you being punished here for what's neppenee— punished here for what's happened we— punished here for what's happened to the tory party neweneuw— happened to the tory party nationally or— happened to the tory party nationally or for what you've done— nationally or for what you've done newe— nationally or for what you've done here locally? �*fww�*wzigc done here locally? well, i think we saw across the country we got a real pummelling almost everywhere you look. we now have 90 across the country 90 councils across the country that are no overall control that are in no overall control that are in no overall control that means nobody's running the show. it ends up with paralysis. everyone's got a veto, which i think a bit self think is a bit of self punishment actually. but we knocked lot of doors and we knocked on a lot of doors and we heard from people. there is a lot of anger out there lot of anger out there. there was a message that quite often they send the they want to send to the government. the problem government. i think the problem with is there with this election is that there were of messages that were were loads of messages that were hearing. some people didn't like the direction we're going. some people what's people don't like the what's been government for been happening in government for the year. we had a similar the last year. we had a similar set of elections back in 2019 where in the local elections, people national where in the local elections, people but national where in the local elections, people but was national where in the local elections, people but was prettywational where in the local elections, people but was pretty clearal issues, but it was pretty clear what those issues there were then. a whole host then. now there's a whole host of them. theresa may on of them. theresa may failing on newn— of them. theresa may failing on benn-en— of them. theresa may failing on brexit.-of course— of them. theresa may failing on brexit.-of course and- theresa may failing on brexit. of course and of brexit. and of course and of course within— brexit. and of course and of course within weeks of that, the newn— course within weeks of that, the new new— course within weeks of that, the brexit party - rather- course within weeks of that, the brexit party rather well in brexit party did rather well in enn— brexit party did rather well in this constituency— brexit party did rather well in this constituency and elsewhere wee. —wnwe| too. but here's the point. this

new— too. but here's the point. this really-point— too. but here's the point. this really-point that- too. but here's the point. this really point that these really is the point that these newne— really is the point that these results comparing against results were comparing against new— results were comparing against weeww newne— results were comparing against really quite historic lows for ene— really quite historic lows for the conservative _ really quite historic lows for the conservative party and across-country,- the conservative party and across country, party's across the country, the party's ween— across the country, the party's new e— across the country, the party's new a wine— across the country, the party's lost a third of— across the country, the party's lost a third of its— across the country, the party's lost a third of its councillors in bournemouth— lost a third of its councillors in bournemouth you've more in bournemouth. you've lost more men— in bournemouth. you've lost more men..— in bournemouth. you've lost more man. and— in bournemouth. you've lost more man. and we— in bournemouth. you've lost more than-. and is there- in bournemouth. you've lost more than . and is there any way than that. and is there any way necke— than that. and is there any way we ween— than that. and is there any way we ween w— than that. and is there any way back? yeah i think— than that. and is there any way back? yeah i think there is. i winn— back? yeah i think there is. i think one— back? yeah i think there is. i think on— back? yeah i think there is. i think one of the— back? yeah i think there is. i think one of the well,- back? yeah i think there is. i think one of the well, let's look at the statistics we did. we as a party were pummelled. we did really, really poorly. nobody else really cut through. you only look in in the council we're in here. it is going to be a hung council yet again. we saw laboun a hung council yet again. we saw labour, they move forward a little bit, but not that much. if we had the results in these local elections as a general election, we'd have a hung parliament. haven't parliament. it so labour haven't moved as they moved forward as much as they want. was a lot of protest want. there was a lot of protest voting going on and to be fair, when we talking to people when we were talking to people on the doorstep, people on the doorstep, while people were wanted to were angry, while they wanted to send message, they were send a message, they were positively least positively saying that at least things down. they're things have calmed down. they're heading right direction. heading in the right direction. the priorities rishi the five priorities that rishi has forward probably has put forward probably aren't going world on fire, going to set the world on fire, but respect are but our respect for we are looking for. think there is looking for. i think there is stability. imean,

looking for. i think there is stability. i mean, you know, we noo— stability. i mean, you know, we new one— stability. i mean, you know, we had three prime— c law i mean, you know, we had three prime ministers and now— had three prime ministers and four chancellors_ had three prime ministers and four chancellors and five eoweonon— four chancellors and five- education—mean, four chancellors and five- edkanow,_mean, four chancellors and five- edkanow, it_mean, four chancellors and five edkanow, it pretty.mean, four chancellors and five edkanow, it pretty. so an, four chancellors and five edkanow, it pretty. so no you know, it was pretty. so no wen— you know, it was pretty. so no rishi-brought- you know, it was pretty. so no rishi brought stability, rishi sunak brought stability, stability— rishi sunak brought stability, stability-taxes,- stability in high taxes, ewonwuw— stability in high taxes, stability in— stability in high taxes, stability in big government ewonwnw— stability in big government ewonwnw in— stability in big government stability in punishing small oneness— stability in punishing small business and— stability in punishing small business and now stability in now— business and now stability in not delivering— business and now stability in not delivering a— business and now stability in not delivering a proper brexit. nnow-e— not delivering a proper brexit. nnow-e now— not delivering a proper brexit. that's not what— not delivering a proper brexit. that's not what these voters in nownenowwn— that's not what these voters in bournemouth want. / that's not what these voters in bournemouth want. n/wzqun“ ' w: bournemouth want. yeah. and whee-e— bournemouth want. yeah. and wow-s n— bournemouth want. yeah. and that's a challenge that rishi will have over the next 12 to 18 months before the election. he's put a plan in place for some of the basics. i think saw with the basics. i think we saw with the basics. i think we saw with the results across the country that's probably not quite enough. need to deliver enough. he will need to deliver on them, but be i think there needs a much refined needs to be a much more refined sense of positive future. now sense of a positive future. now the benefit who is the benefit is who else is giving that? you know, we've got a here that well a council here that might well be run by the liberal democrats in a few weeks time. do they have vision have a positive vision nationally there have a positive vision natiwa ally there have a positive vision natiwa lot' there have a positive vision natiwa lot of there have a positive vision natiwa lot of protest there have a positive vision natiwa lot of protest going here have a positive vision natiwa lot of protest going on. was a lot of protest going on. i think there's a vacuum there. maybe we can fill it. we've just got to get on and start doing it a of protest. philip, but a lot of protest. philip, but perhaps— a lot of protest. philip, but perhaps there's— philip, but perhaps there's quite a lot to woweew— perhaps there's quite a lot to protest about.— perhaps there's quite a lot to protest about. yeah, we heard wnow. — protest about. yeah, we heard wnow. w— protest about. yeah, we heard wnow. wwnwnw— protest about. yeah, we heard that. i think we— protest about. yeah, we heard that. :

protest about. yeah, we heard that. “

tnewe— would be labour and yet in those areas there was— would be labour and yet in those areas there was quite a big protest— areas there was quite a big protest vote— areas there was quite a big protest vote to _ areas there was quite a big protest vote to independence. etnew— protest vote to independence. otnew pontes— protest vote to independence. other parties were not seeing tnts—totow- other parties were not seeing| this—labour that this push towards labour that wont— this push towards labour that wowtt tnen— this push towards labour that would then threaten. i mean eteowtw— would then threaten. i mean eteowtw .— would then threaten. i mean clearly , clearly— would then threaten. i mean clearly , clearly labour danger. clearly, clearly labour danger. no clearly, clearly labour danger. to .— clearly, clearly labour danger. to . otetttw— clearly, clearly labour danger. no , clearly labour— clearly, clearly labour danger. no , clearly labour are- clearly, clearly labour danger. no , clearly labour are not going no, clearly labour are not going to win bournemouth west at the next election. perfectly next election. that is perfectly clear. the labour clear. but if all the labour voters in bournemouth west say do know what actually the do you know what actually the lib picked a good lib dems have picked a good person, then you be person, yeah, then you could be in trouble. yeah. and that's, tnot-s— in trouble. yeah. and that's, that's possible.— ’“ yeah. and that's, that's possible. remember that's possible. i remember tnot. — that's possible. i remember that. remember- that's possible. i remember that. t se7 that's possible. i remember that. t se? a. that's possible. i remember- that. remember that? just up the road. eastleigh romsey, these are constituencies is within are all constituencies is within striking distance. southampton and they've all been lib dem in the last 20 years. they have wnot— the last 20 years. they have wnot w— the last 20 years. they have what i would— the last 20 years. they have what i would say— the last 20 years. they have what i would say is- $90 qce�*ew they have what i would say is that $90 «wwzuee they have what i would say is that there are what i would say is that there tween-— what i would say is that there oweowe- oeonte- what i would say is that there are are people that will are there are people that will protest— are there are people that will pwotest vote— are there are people that will protest vote at— are there are people that will protest vote at a _ are there are people that will protest vote at a local election wnen— protest vote at a local election wnenleones— protest vote at a local election whenlcomes to— protest vote at a local election whenlcomes to the - protest vote at a local election when comes to the general when it comes to the general eteetton— when it comes to the general election, -they- when it comes to the general election, they know what election, i think they know what is election, i think they know what ts ot— election, i think they know what ts at state— election, i think they know what is at stake and— election, i think they know what is at stake and people a bit is at stake and people are a bit none-w— is at stake and people are a bit none-w tntnt— is at stake and people are a bit more-i think with- is at stake and people are a bit more i think with their more loose. i think with their votes—vote- more loose. i think with theiri votes,_vote here votes, they'll lend a vote here or votes, they'll lend a vote here ow-to— votes, they'll lend a vote here ow-to o— votes, they'll lend a vote here or-to a variety- votes, they'll lend a vote here or-to a variety of- votes, they'll lend a vote here or to a variety of parties or there to a variety of parties at or there to a variety of parties ot-eteettons. - or there to a variety of parties at-elections. i- or there to a variety of parties at-elections. i can. at the local elections. i can tett— at the local elections. i can ten-tron— at the local elections. i can tell from knocking on doors, tell you from knocking on doors, were— tell you from knocking on doors, tnewe owe— tell you from knocking on doors, there are some— tell you from knocking on doors, there are some people that will never vote-certain- there are some people that will never vote certain parties never vote for certain parties wnen—tne- never vote for certain partiesi when _the general. never vote for certain parties- when _the general. so when it comes to the general. so we nope— when it comes to the general. so we nope-know— when it comes to the general. so we nope-knowle- when it comes to the general. so we hope know a party we've we hope we know as a party we've got-to— we hope we know as a party we've got-to-we— we hope we know as a party we've pot-to-we neon- we hope we know as a party we've got-to-we hear the- got work to do. we hear the message— got work to do. we hear the

message-ont- got work to do. we hear the message and clear. we've message loud and clear. we've pot— message loud and clear. we've pot-put— message loud and clear. we've now got put positive now got to put a positive essee— now got to put a positive esstge tot— now got to put a positive message for future. [1 now got to put a positive- message for-future. give me message for the future. give me big— message for the future. give me ttg tetson— message for the future. give me one big reason people should one big reason why people should think about voting conservative at next election. one big at the next election. one big reason? big reason reason? well, one big reason is, is the hassle the is look at the hassle and the catastro fees that we've had to put up with across a global level. could see anybody level. could you see anybody etse— level. could you see anybody etse-t— level. could you see anybody else-a-j’obt- level. could you see anybody else - a -job, be i level. could you see anybody else-a-job, be iti else doing a betterjob, be it we— else doing a betterjob, be it the pandemic,— else doing a betterjob, be it the pandemic, be it the cost of tone— the pandemic, be it the cost of none enstse— the pandemic, be it the cost of living crisis?idon't- the pandemic, be it the cost of living crisis? don't hear any living crisis? i don't hear any ttnttte— living crisis? i don't hear any ttnttte-ttt— living crisis? i don't hear any fanfare - all the - living crisis? i don't hear any fanfare all the other fanfare from all the other pttttes— fanfare from all the other parties answers to these parties of big answers to these big parties of big answers to these ttg propens— parties of big answers to these big problems. us.— parties of big answers to these big problems. us. i still big problems. us. so i still tettewe— big problems. us. so i still believe passionately as a conservative,— conservative, we're the only party— conservative, we're the only ptttw-ttte- conservative, we're the only ptwtw-ttte to- conservative, we're the only party able to deal with party that is able to deal with soneltnose— party that is able to deal with some those challenges. and some of those challenges. and ttso—tet-s- some of those challenges. and also,_let's look also, you know, let's let's look at also, you know, let's let's look tt-tontne— also, you know, let's let's look at-coming from - also, you know, let's let's look at coming from the other at what's coming from the other stte. — at what's coming from the other stte. tet-s— at what's coming from the other side. let's look— at what's coming from the other side. let's look at— at what's coming from the other side. let's look at what keir stttnew— side. let's look at what keir stttnet ts— side. let's look at what keir starmer is saying. and he's got a starmer is saying. and he's got t-tntt-s— starmer is saying. and he's got t-tntt-s spttt. - starmer is saying. and he's got a-that's split. i,- starmer is saying. and he's got a that's split. a party that's split. i, you know.— a party that's split. i, you know-tot— a party that's split. i, you know,-for us- a party that's split. i, you know, for us other lot know, vote for us the other lot or i'm bored with that. or worse. i'm bored with that. philip but, but it's true. nigel i'm bored with it. i'm poet— nigel i'm bored with it. i'm totet wttn— nigel i'm bored with it. i'm bored with-i- nigel i'm bored with it. i'm bored with i accept it's bored with it. and i accept it's not.— bored with it. and i accept it's not. tt-s— bored with it. and i accept it's not. it's-enough,- bored with it. and i accept it's not. it's enough, it's not. it's not enough, but it's a note— not. it's not enough, but it's a note ptwt. — not. it's not enough, but it's a note ptn. tt-s— not. it's not enough, but it's a note ptn. ns t— not. it's not enough, but it's a huge part. it's a huge part. tttt-s— huge part. it's a huge part. tttt-s wttt— huge part. it's a huge part. that's what we've- huge part. it's a huge part. that's what we've sunk- huge part. it's a huge part. that's what we've sunk to in british politics. you think we're have a look at the we're bad? have a look at the other we'll see what other lot. we'll see what happens. you've happens. philip, you've had a tough time. you for tough time. thank you for joining the programme. in joining me on the programme. in a we're going to have

a moment, we're going to have a look at bournemouth beach and its surplus its potential to be a surplus paradise. it's never yet been tetttset— paradise. it's never yet been tetttset. et— paradise. it's never yet been realised. ed -one- paradise. it's never yet beeni realised. ed -one-it realised. ed maybe one day it wttt. — realised. ed maybe one day it wttt. tu— realised. ed maybe one day it will. i'll also— realised. ed maybe one day it will. i'll also talk- realised. ed maybe one day it will. i'll also talk to- realised. ed maybe one day it will. i'll also talk to you about radio four seconds today programme this morning and what they say gb news. they had to say about gb news. don't go away. woohoo .

news radio show . so bournemouth, news radio show. so bournemouth, it is without doubt got one of the best beaches in the country , miles and miles of sand. it's a fantastic holiday resort.- a fantastic holiday resort. and of a fantastic holiday resort. and ot wot— a fantastic holiday resort. and of course, you know, the british setstte— of course, you know, the british seaside needs— of course, you know, the british seaside needs aids tourism and it seaside needs aids tourism and tt neets— seaside needs aids tourism and tt neets tt— seaside needs aids tourism and tt neets tt wen,— seaside needs aids tourism and it needs it very, very badly. wow— it needs it very, very badly. wow wot-u— it needs it very, very badly. now you'll see _ it needs it very, very badly. now you'll see in high summer the now you'll see in high summer tne tetenes— now you'll see in high summer the beaches here— now you'll see in high summer the beaches here absolutely ptetet— the beaches here absolutely ptetet. nut— the beaches here absolutely packed. but can— the beaches here absolutely packed. but can you imagine if tnts— packed. but can you imagine if we pttee— packed. but can you imagine if this place had— packed. but can you imagine if this place had the waves that we— this place had the waves that tnew ntwe— this place had the waves that tnew ntwe tn— this place had the waves that they have in north cornwall and wont— they have in north cornwall and wont peon— they have in north cornwall and north devon, what— they have in north cornwall and north devon, what that would do to tne — north devon, what that would do to tne economy— north devon, what that would do to the economy of— north devon, what that would do to the economy of the area? wet, — to the economy of the area? wet, one— to the economy of the area? well, one man— to the economy of the area? well, one man who knows a fair bit well, one man who knows a fair on ttott— well, one man who knows a fair bit about this— well, one man who knows a fair bit about this subject is terry cttnp. — bit about this subject is terry cwtnp. nes— bit about this subject is terry cwtnp. ne-s t— bit about this subject is terry crump. he's a local surfer. he's tonne—

crump. he's a local surfer. he's tonne sottn— crump. he's a local surfer. he's former south coast— crump. he's a local surfer. he's former south coast surfing tntnpton— former south coast surfing champion many times, i believe, tnt— champion many times, i believe, tnt t— champion many times, i believe, tnt t tottt— champion many times, i believe, and a local businessman . terry, and a local businessman. terry, vou— and a local businessman. terry, you know— and a local businessman. terry, you know .— and a local businessman. terry, you know , wot— and a local businessman. terry, you know , you get— and a local businessman. terry, you know , you get days, don't you know, you get days, don't you,— you know, you get days, don't wow wttn— you know, you get days, don't wow wttn tne — you know, you get days, don't you, with the south westerly wtnt — you, with the south westerly wtnt wnen — you, with the south westerly wind when there's a big, you know,— wind when there's a big, you know, t— wind when there's a big, you know, t big— wind when there's a big, you know, a big strong current sonne— know, a big strong current eontne tn.— know, a big strong current coming in. but— know, a big strong current coming in. but it doesn't happen went,— coming in. but it doesn't happen wen, went— coming in. but it doesn't happen wen, very otten— coming in. but it doesn't happen wen, very otten .— coming in. but it doesn't happen very, very often . and i you very, very often. and i you know,— very, very often. and i you know, .— very, very often. and i you know, i know— very, very often. and i you know, i know this place quite wett— know, i know this place quite wett. ton— know, i know this place quite well. for the _ know, i know this place quite well. for the last— know, i know this place quite well. for the last 20 years, tnene-s— well. for the last 20 years, there's been— well. for the last 20 years, there's been talk that there's going— there's been talk that there's going-a— there's been talk that there's gong-t system- there's been talk that there's going a system put in going to be a system put in pttee— going to be a system put in pttee wnee— going to be a system put in place where bournemouth gets sunt— place where bournemouth gets swt tnt— place where bournemouth gets swt tnt tne— place where bournemouth gets surf and the boscombe reef was now— surf and the boscombe reef was now tt— surf and the boscombe reef was now tt ttt— surf and the boscombe reef was how it all began.— surf and the boscombe reef was how it all began. yeah i think you— how it all began. yeah i think you get— how it all began. yeah i think you get tnon — how it all began. yeah i think you get from the— how it all began. yeah i think you get from the audience that tntt— you get from the audience that that millions— you get from the audience that that millions of— you get from the audience that that millions of pounds were spent— that millions of pounds were spent tnt— that millions of pounds were spent tnt not— that millions of pounds were spent and not an— that millions of pounds were spent and not an awful lot seenet— spent and not an awful lot seenet to— spent and not an awful lot seemed to happen. wiry seemed to happen. terry unfortunately with a reef it did work at the start, but it didn't last very long. it was early days. not many people had made those kind of reefs out in the sea and it just it broke down. basically, the foundations or whatever it would have been, whether it was the bags, they just split up. and unfortunately , we the local council got , we so the local council got conned, basically. yeah. yeah. i i don't know. i think in the future someone will build it out of a different material. it will

probably they make him probably work. they make him all ready maples parks ready now. maples and wave parks and stuff like that, which are easier control. haven't easier to control. you haven't got environments have in got the environments you have in the sea and they work like clockwork the time. so yeah, clockwork all the time. so yeah, but the clockwork all the time. so yeah, tut tne tppett— clockwork all the time. so yeah, twt tne tppett .— clockwork all the time. so yeah, but the appeal, of— clockwork all the time. so yeah, but the appeal , of course,- o so yeah, but the appeal , of course, you but the appeal, of course, you know. — but the appeal, of course, you know-swe— but the appeal, of course, you know-see .— but the appeal, of course, you know.-sure . there- but the appeal, of course, you know. sure . there are wave know. yeah, sure. there are wave ptnts— know. yeah, sure. there are wave ptnts tnotnt— know. yeah, sure. there are wave parks around the— know. yeah, sure. there are wave parks around the country. tnene-s— parks around the country. tnene-s-tn- parks around the country. there's-in kent| parks around the country. - there's-in kent being there's a big one in kent being tutt— there's a big one in kent being tuttt tnttnt— there's a big one in kent being built inland at— there's a big one in kent being built inland at the— there's a big one in kent being built inland at the moment. but the built inland at the moment. but tne tppett— built inland at the moment. but tne tppett ot— built inland at the moment. but the appeal of coming to this tettttttt— the appeal of coming to this beautiful bournemouth the appeal of coming to this bealbeing bournemouth the appeal of coming to this bealbeing able bournemouth the appeal of coming to this bealbeing able to bournemouth the appeal of coming to this bealbeing able to surf. �*nemouth the appeal of coming to this bealbeing able to surf. so nouth the appeal of coming to this bealbeing able to surf. so there and being able to surf. so there is and being able to surf. so there tslson— and being able to surf. so there tslsont ot— and being able to surf. so there islsort of lagoon— and being able to surf. so there is sort of lagoon plan now, is a sort of lagoon plan now, set— is a sort of lagoon plan now, tsn-t-ttee-s- is a sort of lagoon plan now, isn't-there's a- is a sort of lagoon plan now,l isn't-there's a lagoon. isn't there? there's a lagoon. and also looking a and also we're looking at a similar one the one in similar one to the one in bristol , the wave, which has got bristol, the wave, which has got one in like switzerland, france way, and they've got another one in australia. and they work really well with brilliant . really well with brilliant. they're for every kind they're brilliant for every kind of of surfing. so you of ability of surfing. so you can go the way through the can go all the way through the lagoons exactly same boat lagoons exactly the same boat concepts are very, very good. they're tested. they they're tried and tested. they work well . if work really, really well. if they one here, it'd be they get one here, it'd be amazing the local amazing for the for the local economy . i amazing for the for the local economy. i mean, amazing for the for the local economy . i mean, with a reef, economy. i mean, with a reef, even though it didn't work for very long. how long? well, it didn't last a full season. i

think it it did boost that whole area a lot of businesses did well out of that reef just being proposed. a lot of businesses come off the back of that and a lot of money got pushed into that. that area, which was one of the bonuses. and i suppose if you're building something from scratch and it's not been done before, you're not always going to get it right first time. so yeah, i get that. but if this if sonneown— yeah, i get that. but if this if somehow this— yeah, i get that. but if this if somehow this was— yeah, i get that. but if this if somehow this was got- gt; but if this if somehow this was got right, it wowe— somehow this was got right, it wottt te— somehow this was got right, it wottt te t— somehow this was got right, it would be a massive boost. oh, wetn— would be a massive boost. oh, wetn. .— would be a massive boost. oh, yeah- . netn— would be a massive boost. oh, yeah. i mean it'd— would be a massive boost. oh, yeah. i mean it'd be yeah. wtette— yeah. i mean it'd be yeah. whether it's— yeah. i mean it'd be yeah. whether it's the— yeah. i mean it'd be yeah. whether it's the wave- yeah. i mean it'd be yeah. whether it's the wave pools, the lagoon or an artificial reef i think that's probably a no go at the moment after happened. the moment after what happened. the but the, the wave the last one. but the, the wave pool and the lagoon have ever get put in place get those put in place in bournemouth. be brilliant bournemouth. it'd be a brilliant for local economy. now for the local economy. now you're involved with- now you're involved with local twstness— you're involved with local business here— you're involved with local business here as it away from business here as it is away from swttng. — business here as it is away from swttng. .wot— business here as it is away from surfing. you looking forward surfing. are you looking forward to—on— surfing. are you looking forward to—on ts- surfing. are you looking forwardi to_or is everybody to a big summer or is everybody tttt— to a big summer or is everybody ttttlenetp— to a big summer or is everybody back-cheap flights- to a big summer or is everybody back cheap flights spain back on cheap flights to spain tnt— back on cheap flights to spain and—elsewhere? back on cheap flights to spain. and—elsewhere? i and portugal and elsewhere? i mean,-us, we can- and portugal and elsewhere? ii mean,-us, we can generally mean, with us, we can generally the money's down. there's not as many coming think many people coming in. i think a lot of people spent lot of

lot of people spent a lot of money through covid. somehow whose don't know. but whose money? i don't know. but he but he unfortunately he wasn't. but he unfortunately , i reckon we'll be a slightly down on the years we've had before. but i still think people will come down to bournemouth when the sun's out. everyone sort of drives down and enjoys our beaches, which is good. come on, give it a plug. is bournemouth— come on, give it a plug. is bournemouth place to bournemouth a good place to nn— bournemouth a good place to come? an amazing- bournemouth a good place to come? ' ’“ “g f bournemouth a good place to come? “g come? an amazing place. the waves get really good in the right at right times of the right at the right times of the yeanin right at the right times of the year, in the seasons. and year, in the right seasons. and it's yeah learning surf it's all. yeah learning surf every every ability from students way through to students all the way through to adults and all people never think it's brilliant to surf down here so yeah come down go down here so yeah come down go down to the beach, enjoy it and i'll ask the crowd is bournemouth a good place to come on holiday? yeah, well, there you— on holiday? yeah, well, there wot-nnt— on holiday? yeah, well, there you kind of thought, you are. i kind of thought, terry. thank you. i you are. g wiry thank you. i kind of terry. thank you. i kind of tnotent— terry. thank you. i kind of tnotgnt tnew— wiry thank you. i kind of thought they might say that now. wow— thought they might say that now. now .— thought they might say that now. now w negtttntw— thought they might say that now. now i regularly listen to bbc tttto— now i regularly listen to bbc tttto tow— now i regularly listen to bbc radio four in— now i regularly listen to bbc radio four in the— now i regularly listen to bbc radio four in the morning. i twe— radio four in the morning. i we to— radio four in the morning. i like to listen— radio four in the morning. i like to listen to— radio four in the morning. i like to listen to something that nttes— like to listen to something that nttes ne— like to listen to something that nttes ne angry— like to listen to something that makes me angry and gets me netttw— makes me angry and gets me netttw ntet— makes me angry and gets me really nttet tp— makes me angry and gets me really riled up for the day . as really riled up for the day. as tnose— really riled up for the day. as

tnose tntt— really riled up for the day. as those that have— really riled up for the day. as those that have watched this pnogntnne— those that have watched this programme will— those that have watched this programme will follow, my social nettt— programme will follow, my social nettt wtt— programme will follow, my social media will know— programme will follow, my social media will know that there is an tnntt— media will know that there is an annual television— media will know that there is an annual television and radio twtnts— annual television and radio twtnts big— annual television and radio awards. big dinner in london. tts— awards. big dinner in london. tt-s ttt— awards. big dinner in london. tt-s ttt went— awards. big dinner in london. it's all very self— it's all very self congratulatory and it's all very self— congratulatory and backslapping and congratulatory and backslapping tnt tts— congratulatory and backslapping tnt tt-s tne— congratulatory and backslapping and it's the liberal elite and all and it's the liberal elite and ttt tne— and it's the liberal elite and ttt tne nest— and it's the liberal elite and all the rest of— and it's the liberal elite and all the rest of it.— and it's the liberal elite and all the rest of it. and for some reason my name— all the rest of it. and for some reason my name has made it onto the reason my name has made it onto tne ttst— reason my name has made it onto tne ttst ot— reason my name has made it onto the list of runners— reason my name has made it onto the list of runners and riders tnt— the list of runners and riders tnt so— the list of runners and riders tnt so twe— the list of runners and riders and so i've been— the list of runners and riders and so i've been asking people to 90— and so i've been asking people to 90 to— and so i've been asking people to go to tne— and so i've been asking people to go to the website and it's twtne— to go to the website and it's twtng neeont— to go to the website and it's trying record .uk_ to go to the website and it's trying record .uk to vote for ant— trying record .uk to vote for me. and those— trying record .uk to vote for me. and those watching this on tetewston— me. and those watching this on television can— me. and those watching this on television can see— me. and those watching this on television can see it. there's t ott— television can see it. there's even a qr code— television can see it. there's even a qr code you can download tnon— even a qr code you can download tnon wow— even a qr code you can download from your television.— even a qr code you can download from your television. the wetstte— from your television. the website has— from your television. the website has crashed a couple of ttnes— website has crashed a couple of ttnes tn— website has crashed a couple of ttnes tn tne— website has crashed a couple of times in the last— website has crashed a couple of times in the last few days for tne— times in the last few days for tne snee— times in the last few days for the sheer number— times in the last few days for the sheer number of people tetttttw— the sheer number of people actually wanting to vote for me. wotttn-t— actually wanting to vote for me. wotttn-t tt— actually wanting to vote for me. wotttn-t tt te— actually wanting to vote for me. wouldn't it be fun— actually wanting to vote for me. wouldn't it be fun if won we nap— wouldn't it be fun if won we tntte ant— wouldn't it be fun if won we tntte ant .— wouldn't it be fun if won we that? and i turned up at that ttnnen— that? and i turned up at that ennet-t— that? and i turned up at that dinner-i ruined- that? and i turned up at that dinner i ruined the evening dinner and i ruined the evening for dinner and i ruined the evening ton—ewewtotw- dinner and i ruined the evening for—everybody but. dinner and i ruined the evening for everybody but the for absolutely everybody but the but for absolutely everybody but the tut-nonntne— for absolutely everybody but the tut-nonntne .— for absolutely everybody but the but-morning . but- for absolutely everybody but the but morning . but this but this morning. but this nonntng— but this morning. but this nonntne on— but this morning. but this morning on radio four, i heard sonetntne— morning on radio four, i heard something that— morning on radio four, i heard something that made me even more tetentnet— something that made me even more tetenntnet .— something that made me even more determined . and— something that made me even more determined . and jacob rees—mogg determined. and jacob rees—mogg was determined. and jacob rees—mogg on tne— determined. and jacob rees—mogg was on the radio— determined. and jacob rees—mogg was on the radio four today pnoetnne— was on the radio four today programme being interviewed by wttn—

programme being interviewed by nick robinson— programme being interviewed by nick robinson on— programme being interviewed by nick robinson on about the fact tntt— nick robinson on about the fact we tnese— nick robinson on about the fact that these thousands of eu laws tntt— that these thousands of eu laws tntt wee— that these thousands of eu laws tntt gong— that these thousands of eu laws that were going to— that these thousands of eu laws that were going to be scrapped are that were going to be scrapped not— that were going to be scrapped are not now , now— that were going to be scrapped are not now , now being scrapped. are not now, now being scrapped. ant— are not now, now being scrapped. ant peop— are not now, now being scrapped. ant jacob ts— are not now, now being scrapped. and jacob is pretty— are not now, now being scrapped. and jacob is pretty blooming tnon— and jacob is pretty blooming angry ttott— and jacob is pretty blooming angry ttott tt— and jacob is pretty blooming angry about it, given that he tne— angry about it, given that he was the minister— angry about it, given that he was the minister that put in pttee— was the minister that put in pttee tne— was the minister that put in place the proposals to get rid of place the proposals to get rid ot tnose— place the proposals to get rid of those laws.— place the proposals to get rid of those laws. but this is what wttn— of those laws. but this is what nick robinson— of those laws. but this is what nick robinson had to say to poop— nick robinson had to say to jacob rees—mogg this morning at stoo— jacob rees—mogg this morning at too to— jacob rees—mogg this morning at too to 9:00. — jacob rees—mogg this morning at 5:00 to 9:00. listen— jacob rees—mogg this morning at 5:00 to 9:00. listen to this . 5:00 to 9:00. listen to this. vot— 5:00 to 9:00. listen to this. not tttn-t— 5:00 to 9:00. listen to this. you didn't want— 5:00 to 9:00. listen to this. you didn't want to - 5:00 to 9:00. listen to this. you didn't want to see- 5:00 to 9:00. listen to this. you didn't want to see him as prime minister. you now accuse him of behaving like a borgia. is the conservative party doomed under his leadership ? no. i want under his leadership? no. i want him to succeed . i wanted him to him to succeed. i wanted him to do well in the local elections. this is why i kept quiet on retained eu law until after the local elections were over. okay, now you're now a tv host . we see now you're now a tv host. we see on gb news between 8 and 9:00. well, i have to tell our audience, because there are not that many people that watch, but you will a choice when you you will face a choice when you face a choice. so nick robinson ian, how many people would watch you if you didn't work for the bbc? who the hell do you think

you bbc? who the hell do you think we te— bbc? who the hell do you think you tne— 7 who the hell do you think you are? the outright arrogance of you are? the outright arrogance ot tnese— you are? the outright arrogance ot tnese peopte— you are? the outright arrogance of these people at— you are? the outright arrogance of these people at the bbc, even— of these people at the bbc, gtwen tne— of these people at the bbc, given the fact— of these people at the bbc, given the fact that we all have to pay— given the fact that we all have to ptw ttt— given the fact that we all have to ptw ttt tnts— given the fact that we all have to pay all this money to watch tnen — to pay all this money to watch tnen tnt— to pay all this money to watch them and listen— to pay all this money to watch them and listen to them every wetn— them and listen to them every ten ts— them and listen to them every ten ts t— them and listen to them every year is a complete and absolute ttsetee— year is a complete and absolute ttsgntte tnt— year is a complete and absolute disgrace and it— year is a complete and absolute disgrace and it makes me even more determined— disgrace and it makes me even more determined that gb news succeeds as a new— more determined that gb news succeeds as a new channel and tntt— succeeds as a new channel and we .— succeeds as a new channel and we . wtn— succeeds as a new channel and that i win those— succeeds as a new channel and that i win those award shows tnts— that i win those award shows we tnttw— that i win those award shows this friday and— that i win those award shows this friday and tell me , what do this friday and tell me, what do you tnnt— this friday and tell me, what do you tntnt e — this friday and tell me, what do you think ? what— this friday and tell me, what do you think ? what do- this friday and tell me, what do you think ? w:w:::w w:w:::w you think? what do you what do you think? what do you what do you all think of the bbc as an audience? keep it clean . keep it audience? keep it clean. keep it clean. they managed to keep it clean, i'm pleased to say. in a moment. barrage the- “ in a moment. barrage the farage. i'll be tstet— moment. barrage the farage. i'll be tstet tw— moment. barrage the farage. i'll be asked by residents of bournemouth- be asked by residents of bournemouth what i think on a ntnee— bournemouth what i think on a ntnee ot— bournemouth what i think on a range of issues.— bournemouth what i think on a range of issues. i've no idea wntt— range of issues. i've no idea we tne— range of issues. i've no idea what the questions are. don't go twtw—

vote. wouldn't it be fun if we beat the establishment . it's beat the establishment. it's time for batus to farage. we've got local residents in—

got local residents in bournemouth with their questions . so— bournemouth with their questions . so wtttott— bournemouth with their questions . so without further— bournemouth with their questions . so without further ado- bournemouth with their questions . so without further ado ,- bournemouth with their questions . so without further ado, gerald is the gerald . sorry is the is the gerald. sorry is the first one up. nigel if it were toee— first one up. nigel if it were toee tnt— first one up. nigel if it were toee tnt wot— first one up. nigel if it were 1066 and you were- �*7 l. nigel if it were 1066 and you were william the conptenon— 1066 and you were william the conotenon .— 1066 and you were william the conqueror , given _ 1066 and you were william the conqueror , given the state of conqueror, given the state of tnts— conqueror, given the state of we counte— conqueror, given the state of we eotntw .— conqueror, given the state of this country , would you invade . this country, would you invade. wett— this country, would you invade. wett .— this country, would you invade. wett . ten-t— this country, would you invade. wett . tsn-t tt— this country, would you invade. well . isn't it quite— this country, would you invade. well . isn't it quite a— this country, would you invade. well. isn't it quite a thought that william the conqueror was the first king crowned . and in the first king crowned. and in westminster abbey— the first king crowned. and in westminster abbey and - �*7 “g e: and in westminster abbey and 40 coronations_ westminster abbey and 40 coronations on— westminster abbey and 40 coronations on it was charles iii coronations on it was charles wt ttst— coronations on it was charles iii last saturday.— coronations on it was charles iii last saturday. and i don't know— iii last saturday. and i don't know ttott— iii last saturday. and i don't know about you. _ iii last saturday. and i don't know about you. i just felt the wnote— know about you. i just felt the wnote sense— know about you. i just felt the whole sense of— know about you. i just felt the whole sense of history of the occasion was— whole sense of history of the occasion was truly, truly extraordinary— occasion was truly, truly extraordinary .- occasion was truly, truly extraordinary . i occasion was truly, truly extraordinary. i still occasion was truly, truly extraordinary . i still believe extraordinary. i still believe we are a very, very great oopntnw— we are a very, very great totntw. .— we are a very, very great country. i think we're going tnnoten— country. i think we're going tnnoten t— country. i think we're going through a crisis— country. i think we're going through a crisis of leadership. i through a crisis of leadership. . tnnt— through a crisis of leadership. . tntnt tne— through a crisis of leadership. i think the rebellion that led to nettt,— i think the rebellion that led to brexit, which— i think the rebellion that led to brexit, which i think i had sonetntne— to brexit, which i think i had sonetntne to— to brexit, which i think i had something to do— to brexit, which i think i had something to do with, and 1 or 2 peopte— something to do with, and 1 or 2 peopte tn— something to do with, and 1 or 2 peopte tn tnts— something to do with, and 1 or 2 people in this room— something to do with, and 1 or 2 people in this room had sonetntng— people in this room had something to- people in this room had something to do with and bournemouth— something to do with and bournemouth had something to do

wttn— bournemouth had something to do wttn. .— bournemouth had something to do wttn. tttst— bournemouth had something to do wttn. wttst ton-t— bournemouth had something to do with. i just don't think the establishment— with. i just don't think the establishment has yet settled town— establishment has yet settled down, _ acceptedi establishment has yet settled. down, _ accepted the down, hasn't really accepted the ttst— down, hasn't really accepted the ttet—onee— down, hasn't really accepted the fact—once again- fact that we've once again teone— fact that we've once again become independent country . become an independent country. tente— become an independent country. nenee wntt— become an independent country. hence what you've— become an independent country. hence what you've seen from suntt— hence what you've seen from suntt tottw— hence what you've seen from suntt tottw .— hence what you've seen from sunak today . so— hence what you've seen from sunak today . so look, know sunak today. so look, you know wntte— sunak today. so look, you know wntte vot— sunak today. so look, you know what? you can— sunak today. so look, you know what? you can look— sunak today. so look, you know what? you can look at things and tnnt,— what? you can look at things and tnnt-tts— what? you can look at things and tnnt-tts not— what? you can look at things and think,-it's not-very. think, well, it's not going very wett— think, well, it's not going very wett-tsn-t— think, well, it's not going very well-isn't going- think, well, it's not going very well isn't going very well and it isn't going very wett— well and it isn't going very wet-wot— well and it isn't going very well. you remember the 1970s well. but you remember the 1970s and well. but you remember the 1970s tnt-wett— well. but you remember the 1970s and-bleak-were- well. but you remember the 1970s and bleak were back and how bleak things were back in and how bleak things were back tn-tswos— and how bleak things were back tn-ttwos tnt— and how bleak things were back in 1970s, and countries go in the 1970s, and countries go tnnoten—tttl in the 1970s, and countries go- through_bad times through good times and bad times . we-ne— through good times and bad times .we-ne gong— through good times and bad times . we're going through a not .we're going through a not ptntetttntw— .we're going through a not particularly good time at the noent— particularly good time at the nnoent ttt— particularly good time at the moment, but i— particularly good time at the moment, but i believe it's tetse— moment, but i believe it's testse ot— moment, but i believe it's because of a— moment, but i believe it's because of a failure of leadership— because of a failure of leadership ,- because of a failure of leadership , not because of its leadership, not because of its peopte— leadership, not because of its peopte .— leadership, not because of its peopte . tnt— leadership, not because of its people . and thoughts . i leadership, not because of its people . and thoughts. i think he people. and thoughts. i think he i people. and thoughts. i think he . tnnt— people. and thoughts. i think he . tntnt net— people. and thoughts. i think he i think he'd have— people. and thoughts. i think he i think he'd have stayed in tntnse — i think he'd have stayed in france. well— i think he'd have stayed in france. well ,_ i think he'd have stayed in france. well , you- i think he'd have stayed in france. ennis g i think he'd have stayed in france. g france. well, you might be right. idon't france. well, you might be right. i don't know. thank france. well, you might be- right. i don't know. thank you went— right. i don't know. thank you ten most— right. i don't know. thank you very much indeed— right. i don't know. thank you very much indeed .— 1 g“ i don't know. thank you very much indeed . david is up very much indeed. david is up next. — very much indeed. david is up next. ttt— very much indeed. david is up next. all right.— very much indeed. david is up next. 1 g very much indeed. david is up next. 1wg“ next. all right. welcome to bournemouth, nigel. okay. you often refer to trump's bravery . often refer to trump's bravery. is it a quality that is lacking in our leaders , which is

in our leaders, which is resulting in the cabinet and the conservative party failing to follow through on the manifesto pledges they made to the electorate is a very good point. david. bravery is about standing up david. bravery is about standing tp tnt— david. bravery is about standing up tnt stwtne— david. bravery is about standing up and saying what you think and wntt— up and saying what you think and we too— up and saying what you think and what you believe _ up and saying what you think and what you believe in. an effort to get— what you believe in. an effort to get otte— what you believe in. an effort to get other people to understand - to get other people to understand what you're saying tnt— understand what you're saying tnt to— understand what you're saying tnt to tgnee— understand what you're saying and to agree with you . and when and to agree with you. and when you sty— and to agree with you. and when you stw tntngs— and to agree with you. and when you say things, they may be a ntnontw— you say things, they may be a minority position— you say things, they may be a minority position to begin with, but minority position to begin with, tut wot— minority position to begin with, tut you tw— minority position to begin with, tut you tnw to— minority position to begin with, but you try to persuade people of_cowardice- but you try to persuade people of_cowardice is. of your opinion, cowardice is stytng— of your opinion, cowardice is stwtng, on— of your opinion, cowardice is saying, oh, what— of your opinion, cowardice is saying, oh, what does the latest optnton— saying, oh, what does the latest optnton pott— saying, oh, what does the latest optnton pott sty— saying, oh, what does the latest opinion poll say ?_ saying, oh, what does the latest opinion poll say ? oh, we'll say opinion poll say? oh, we'll say tntt— opinion poll say? oh, we'll say that because— opinion poll say? oh, we'll say that because it'll— opinion poll say? oh, we'll say that because it'll make everybody— that because it'll make everybody think we're lovely . everybody think we're lovely. tettesntp— everybody think we're lovely. leadership isn't— everybody think we're lovely. leadership isn't necessarily ttott— leadership isn't necessarily ttott tetng— leadership isn't necessarily about being liked. leadership is ttott— about being liked. leadership is ttott tetng— about being liked. leadership is about being respected . and i can about being respected. and i can tnnt— about being respected. and i can tntnt ot— about being respected. and i can tntnt ot peopte— about being respected. and i can think of people who've led this sotntw— think of people who've led this sotntw owe— think of people who've led this country over the— think of people who've led this country over the years who may not ntwe— country over the years who may not ntwe teen— country over the years who may not have been the— country over the years who may not have been the easiest human tetngs— not have been the easiest human tetngs ttt— not have been the easiest human tetngs, tut tnew— not have been the easiest human beings, but they were respected as beings, but they were respected ts tettes— beings, but they were respected as leaders that— beings, but they were respected as leaders that were bold and toot— as leaders that were bold and took decisions. _ as leaders that were bold and took decisions. and i you know, the took decisions. and i you know, tne etson— took decisions. and i you know, tne .— took decisions. and i you know, the reason i say— took decisions. and i you know, the reason i say trump's brave is the reason i say trump's brave ts testese— the reason i say trump's brave ts testese nes— the reason i say trump's brave is because he's had literally ewenwtotw— is because he's had literally everybody against him, including now:— everybody against him, including

now,-seem , the- now, it would seem, the tettsttw— now, it would seem, the judiciary-well- now, it would seem, the judiciary well . david, judiciary as well. david, i tente— judiciary as well. david, i tntnttw .— judiciary as well. david, i tntnttw , .— judiciary as well. david, i frankly , i think we're led by frankly, i think we're led by gettess— frankly, i think we're led by gutless careerists, global tsts.— gutless careerists, global ttsts. tnt— gutless careerists, global lists. and i— gutless careerists, global lists. and i do- gutless careerists, global lists. and i do i'd really hoped . i lists. and i do i'd really hoped . . tt— lists. and i do i'd really hoped . . t-t nette— lists. and i do i'd really hoped . i i'd really hope— lists. and i do i'd really hoped . i i'd really hope brexit would sntnge— . i i'd really hope brexit would sntnge tntt— . i i'd really hope brexit would sntnge tntt. .— . i i'd really hope brexit would change that. i wanted brexit to be change that. i wanted brexit to te tne— change that. i wanted brexit to be the beginning— change that. i wanted brexit to be the beginning of a political newotetton— be the beginning of a political revolution in— be the beginning of a political revolution in this— be the beginning of a political revolution in this country. and it revolution in this country. and tt stepw— revolution in this country. and it simply hasn't— revolution in this country. and it simply hasn't happened. what say it simply hasn't happened. what stw you?— it simply hasn't happened. what stw you? — it simply hasn't happened. what stw you? wett— it simply hasn't happened. what stw you? we .— it simply hasn't happened. what say you? venice eg1wzi;w:i; it simply hasn't happened. what say you? venice eg1wz;w:j; say you? well, i agree with you. all right. i wonder, though, if all of that time we spent in the eu has meant that our politicians are so used to just rubber stamping anything they haven't got a clue on how to actually behave properly. well, dare i say this applies even more now to the civil service than it does to our politicians who appear to be obstructing . i who appear to be obstructing. i mean, in many cases, obstructing wntt— mean, in many cases, obstructing wntt t— mean, in many cases, obstructing what a government— mean, in many cases, obstructing what a government with an 80 sett— what a government with an 80 sett mtg-onw— what a government with an 80 seat majority have got ofsted testtng— seat majority have got ofsted testtng wntt— seat majority have got ofsted ducting what the biggest democratic— ducting what the biggest democratic exercise in the ntstow— democratic exercise in the ntstow ot— democratic exercise in the history of our— democratic exercise in the history of our country, namely the referendum _ history of our country, namely the referendum was in 2016. ' “w: the referendum was in 2016. and i'm the referendum was in 2016. and tnn stew— the referendum was in 2016. and tnn stew .— the referendum was in 2016. and tnn sorry . you— the referendum was in 2016. and i'm sorry , you know— the referendum was in 2016. and i'm sorry , you know all- the referendum was in 2016. and i'm sorry , you know all this. i'm sorry, you know all this. oh, we can't be rude to civil

servants. and dominic raab has to resign and all that. i'd sack half of them tomorrow, frankly . half of them tomorrow, frankly. but there you are. something is wrong. thank you. thank you . and wrong. thank you. thank you. and wtnt— wrong. thank you. thank you. and wtnt .— wrong. thank you. thank you. and wtnt . twentng— g thank you. thank you. and maria . evening, nigel. l: maria. evening, nigel. good ewentng— maria. evening, nigel. good ewentng. tne— maria. evening, nigel. l: ’“ “g the government have evening. the government have netetset— evening. the government have netetset t— evening. the government have released a plan— evening. the government have released a plan for— ’“ “g the government have released a plan for pharmacies to pnowte— released a plan for pharmacies to provide antibiotics . do you to provide antibiotics. do you teet— to provide antibiotics. do you test wett— to provide antibiotics. do you feel we'll be— to provide antibiotics. do you feel we'll be at— to provide antibiotics. do you feel we'll be at risk from drug neststtnt— feel we'll be at risk from drug resistant infections in about ten— resistant infections in about ten wees— resistant infections in about ten years time?— resistant infections in about ten years time? from excess use of ten years time? from excess use on tnene— ten years time? from excess use on tnene wett— ten years time? from excess use of them? well i— ten years time? from excess use of them? well i think even those sstenttsts— of them? well i think even those scientists back— of them? well i think even those scientists back in— of them? well i think even those scientists back in the 1930s who wonttng— scientists back in the 1930s who were working together on pentsttttn— were working together on penicillin were worried even tnen— penicillin were worried even tnen tntt— penicillin were worried even then that the— penicillin were worried even then that the over prescription of then that the over prescription ot tnese — then that the over prescription of these things— then that the over prescription of these things could lead ettesttwetw— of these things could lead effectively to _ of these things could lead effectively to them becoming petty— effectively to them becoming pretty useless. _ effectively to them becoming pretty useless. look, i think that that we have a massive crisis in our gp system and at the moment i tell you what, i'm more worried about. i'm more worried about people missing scans than i am about people having an extra prescription of antibiotics. and i've got a

friend of mine this week, someone i know very, very well and you know, she's a little bit younger than me. she's been diagnosed with serious throat cancen diagnosed with serious throat cancer. do you know why? because for two years she wasn't given a scan. it's an absolute blooming scandal. i'm upset and sad about it. so i get the point. but i think if you've got if you've got a common ailment, it rather than going to a gp, go to a pharmacist who can recommend something. and then if the position the situation is persistent, then go to a gp. i take the point on antibiotics, but to me getting people to scans more people to scans more quickly i think is even more urgent . would be good. thank you urgent. would be good. thank you , martin. urgent. would be good. thank you nan... nette— urgent. would be good. thank you , martin. hello, nigel.— urgent. would be good. thank you , martin. hello, nigel. good- , martin. hello, nigel. good ewentng— , martin. hello, nigel. good ewentng .— , martin. hello, nigel. good evening , nigel. jw:::w evening, nigel. do you think tucker carlson going to twitter signals the end of mainstream news media? well, you're asking gb news media? well, you're asking to wees— news media? well, you're asking on news tntt— news media? well, you're asking gb news that question.- “w:;w: e7 well, you're asking gb news that question. so “wt;w: e7 well, you're asking gb news that question. so it's a testy— gb news that question. so it's a tnstw one— gb news that question. so it's a tricky one, isn't— gb news that question. so it's a tricky one, isn't it?— gb news that question. so it's a tricky one, isn't it? i think

tts— tricky one, isn't it? i think tt-s nette— tricky one, isn't it? i think it's really interesting. i think it's really interesting. i think tt-s nette— it's really interesting. i think it's really interesting. i tnnt,— it's really interesting. i think, look,— it's really interesting. i think, look, we know now that tnese— think, look, we know now that tnene te— think, look, we know now that there are now— think, look, we know now that there are now an— think, look, we know now that there are now an absolute netttpttsttw— there are now an absolute multiplicity of— there are now an absolute multiplicity of media sources wnee— multiplicity of media sources wnee we— multiplicity of media sources where we can— multiplicity of media sources where we can go— multiplicity of media sources where we can go and pick up optnton— where we can go and pick up opinion, whether— where we can go and pick up opinion, whether it's the potstst— opinion, whether it's the potstst we— opinion, whether it's the podcast we want to listen to or west— podcast we want to listen to or watch, whether— podcast we want to listen to or watch, whether it's— podcast we want to listen to or watch, whether it's something on twttte— watch, whether it's something on twttten on— watch, whether it's something on twitter or facebook_ watch, whether it's something on twitter or facebook or whatever it twitter or facebook or whatever tt ntw— twitter or facebook or whatever tt nntw te. — twitter or facebook or whatever tt may te. tnt— twitter or facebook or whatever it may be. and in— twitter or facebook or whatever it may be. and in america , all it may be. and in america, all sons— it may be. and in america, all sons ot— it may be. and in america, all sorts of alternative broadcast sntnnets. — sorts of alternative broadcast sntnnets. .— sorts of alternative broadcast channels. i still— sorts of alternative broadcast channels. i still think that at nnttnnstetnn— channels. i still think that at mainstream broadcasters still ntwe— mainstream broadcasters still have enormous— mainstream broadcasters still have enormous political tntteense— have enormous political influence in— have enormous political influence in a- have enormous political influence in a way that those tntt— influence in a way that those we — influence in a way that those we not— influence in a way that those that are not don't. but i think eton— that are not don't. but i think tton west— that are not don't. but i think tton west ts— that are not don't. but i think elon musk is turning twitter tnto— elon musk is turning twitter into something— elon musk is turning twitter into something really genuinely exstttng— into something really genuinely etstttng .— into something really genuinely etstttng . tne— into something really genuinely exciting . the fact— into something really genuinely exciting . the fact that he exciting. the fact that he genetnetw— exciting. the fact that he genuinely believes in free speesn— genuinely believes in free speech, whether you're on the tent— speech, whether you're on the tett on— speech, whether you're on the tett on tne — speech, whether you're on the left or the right— speech, whether you're on the left or the right or the centre, i left or the right or the centre, . netn— left or the right or the centre, i mean, frankly,— left or the right or the centre, i mean, frankly, the blokes are tttntng— i mean, frankly, the blokes are tttntng teno— i mean, frankly, the blokes are blaming hero as— i mean, frankly, the blokes are blaming hero as far as i'm concerned for— blaming hero as far as i'm concerned for what he's doing. tnt— concerned for what he's doing. tntlnetttw— concerned for what he's doing. tntlnetttw to— concerned for what he's doing. and really do believe that . and i really do believe that. stttsow — and i really do believe that. carlson going— and i really do believe that. carlson going there. (3 t fstiijn carlson going there. carlson tetng— carlson going there. carlson sotng tnes— carlson going there. carlson going there is very bad news for fox news, very , very bad news fox news, very, very bad news for fox news indeed. and rupert ttentosn— for fox news indeed. and rupert ttentosn nest— for fox news indeed. and rupert murdoch must be— n 3: and rupert murdoch must be scratching his nett— murdoch must be scratching his tett ttoet— murdoch must be scratching his head about it.—

murdoch must be scratching his head about it. does it spell the ente— head about it. does it spell the ente to,— head about it. does it spell the ente to, net— head about it. does it spell the end? no, but it— head about it. does it spell the end? no, but it spells that the wnote— end? no, but it spells that the wnote tntng— end? no, but it spells that the whole thing is— end? no, but it spells that the whole thing is changing. and, you— whole thing is changing. and, woe know— whole thing is changing. and, woe tnow .— whole thing is changing. and, woe tnow , we— whole thing is changing. and, you know , we here at gb news, we you know, we here at gb news, we otwoestw— you know, we here at gb news, we otwoestw ttts— you know, we here at gb news, we obviously take very— you know, we here at gb news, we obviously take very seriously twe— obviously take very seriously our live content,— obviously take very seriously our live content, our live oetpet— our live content, our live oetpet. tet— our live content, our live output. but equally, i tell you wntt— output. but equally, i tell you wntt, tn— output. but equally, i tell you wntt, tn twe— output. but equally, i tell you what, in five years time, gb wees— what, in five years time, gb wews wtt— what, in five years time, gb news will be— what, in five years time, gb news will be a— what, in five years time, gb news will be a massive social nettt— news will be a massive social nettt sntnnet— news will be a massive social media channel that happens to ttoe— media channel that happens to ntwe twe— media channel that happens to ntwe twe tw— media channel that happens to have live tv. that's the way tntt— have live tv. that's the way we tts— have live tv. that's the way that it's changing . and i wish that it's changing. and i wish teste— that it's changing. and i wish tucker carlson— that it's changing. and i wish tucker carlson all the very test. — tucker carlson all the very test. .— tucker carlson all the very best. i genuinely do. he's a nnent— best. i genuinely do. he's a tntent ot— best. i genuinely do. he's a friend of mine.— best. i genuinely do. he's a friend of mine. thank you . and friend of mine. thank you. and ttntttt— friend of mine. thank you. and ttntttw, stttw— friend of mine. thank you. and ttntttw, stttw . — friend of mine. thank you. and finally, sally . friend of mine. thank you. and finally, sally. \w gwt;t finally, sally. hello, nigel. are you too sexy for this programme . are you too sexy for this programme. well, are you too sexy for this programme . well, it's not often programme. well, it's not often i programme. well, it's not often . ttesn— programme. well, it's not often . ttesn .— programme. well, it's not often i blush , sadie,— programme. well, it's not often i blush , sadie, or— programme. well, it's not often i blush , sadie, or get- i blush, sadie, or get embarrassed , but. well, we're embarrassed, but. well, we're going— embarrassed, but. well, we're gotng to— embarrassed, but. well, we're gotng to ttnt— embarrassed, but. well, we're going to find out— embarrassed, but. well, we're going to find out later, aren't we— going to find out later, aren't we wett— going to find out later, aren't we out, we— going to find out later, aren't we? well, we have. i understand tntt— we? well, we have. i understand tntt. wnen— we? well, we have. i understand that. when right.— we? well, we have. i understand that. when right. said fred, you know,— that. when right. said fred, you know, to— that. when right. said fred, you tnow, to tne— that. when right. said fred, you know, do the song— that. when right. said fred, you know, do the song with which tnew-ne— know, do the song with which tnew-ne nost— know, do the song with which they're most associated . and i they're most associated. and i do understand— they're most associated. and i do understand that it's going to be do understand that it's going to te t— do understand that it's going to te t sttgnttw— do understand that it's going to

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it's time for talking | on news. — it's time for talking pints. igb news. — it's time for talking pints. i'm totnet— it's time for talking pints. i'm totnet tw— it's time for talking pints. i'm totnet tw tne— it's time for talking pints. i'm joined by the legendary harry tettntpp— joined by the legendary harry redknapp. harry, welcome to talk ttoet— redknapp. harry, welcome to talk ttoet .— redknapp. harry, welcome to talk ttoet . wett— redknapp. harry, welcome to talk ttoet . wett .— redknapp. harry, welcome to talk about . well i think— redknapp. harry, welcome to talk about . well i think it's fair to about. well i think it's fair to say— about. well i think it's fair to stw tntt— about. well i think it's fair to stw tntt netw— about. well i think it's fair to say that harry redknapp is a ten— say that harry redknapp is a wenw .— say that harry redknapp is a wenw , wenw— say that harry redknapp is a very , very popular figure here very, very popular figure here in bournemouth— very, very popular figure here in bournemouth and we'll find out in bournemouth and we'll find oet wnw— in bournemouth and we'll find oet wnw owne— in bournemouth and we'll find out why over the _ in bournemouth and we'll find out why over the course of the next— out why over the course of the next new— out why over the course of the next few minutes. _ out why over the course of the next few minutes. harry, was it ttwtws— next few minutes. harry, was it ttwtws gotng— next few minutes. harry, was it ttwtws gotng to— next few minutes. harry, was it always going to be east end? boy,— always going to be east end? tow, ts— always going to be east end? boyt tt— always going to be east end? boy, was it always going to be toottttte— boy, was it always going to be football?_nigeli football? absolutely. nigel tett.— football? absolutely. nigel tett. ttoet — football? absolutely. nigel yeah, from my— football? absolutely. nigel yeah, from my dad was a good non—league footballer and it was just, did nothing just, yeah, i did nothing at school played football, school but played football, really football really loved sport, but football was, yeah, mean, i started was, yeah, i mean, i started training tottenham was training at tottenham when i was 11, very early i got spotted 11, so very early i got spotted by a scout who took me down there. so tuesday and thursday nights every erg to nights every week, erg down to tottenham under the tottenham training under the great nicholson was the great bill nicholson was the manager then. yeah. so, yeah, but go 14 and signed for but let's go 14 and signed for west go to other west ham. will you go to other sports to cricket? loved sports to love cricket? loved cricket. loved all the sports. cricket. i loved all the sports. you know, golf is my big passion now, pretty useless. but you know, golf is my big passion nlove pretty useless. but you know, golf is my big passion nlove it. pretty useless. but you know, golf is my big passion nlove it. you pretty useless. but you know, golf is my big passion nlove it. you know useless. but you know, golf is my big passion nlove it. you know ? and 5. but you know, golf is my big passion nlove it. you know ? and yourt i love it. you know? and you finish i love it. you know? and you ttntsn ep— i love it. you know? and you ttntsn ep tt— i love it. you know? and you finish up at spurs— i love it. you know? and you finish up at spurs as- t /wtw 7 and you finish up at spurs as you say,

finiin up at spurs as you say, as finish up at spurs as you say, ts t ttt— finish up at spurs as you say, ts t ttt, tet— finish up at spurs as you say, as a kid, but actually west ham .-ant— as a kid, but actually west ham .-ant wnen— as a kid, but actually west ham .-ant wnen woe- as a kid, but actually west ham . and when you think about . yeah. and when you think about tntt— . yeah. and when you think about that-fantastic. - . yeah. and when you think about that-fantastic. that- that team. oh, fantastic. that you— that team. oh, fantastic. that woe pttwet— that team. oh, fantastic. that woe pttwet tn— that team. oh, fantastic. that woe pttwet tn tt— that team. oh, fantastic. that you played in at west ham . great you played in at west ham. great ttws— you played in at west ham. great ttws woe— you played in at west ham. great ttws, woe know,— you played in at west ham. great days, you know, and you know , i days, you know, and you know, i netnlwts .— days, you know, and you know, i netnlwts . ts— days, you know, and you know, i mean, was i was going to mean, i was i was going to eotggentte— mean, i was i was going to eotggentte tnt— mean, i was i was going to exaggerate and say half the wont— exaggerate and say half the wont sep— exaggerate and say half the world cup side— exaggerate and say half the world cup side were playing at west— world cup side were playing at west ntn. — world cup side were playing at west ntn. .— world cup side were playing at west ham. i mean,- world cup side were playing at west ham. “ t west ham. i mean, we all came out of youth teams together. they were that couple of years older me, bobby, older than me, bobby, bobby moore, hurst, martin older than me, bobby, bobby moore, but hurst, martin older than me, bobby, bobby moore, but hithree iiartin older than me, bobby, bobby moore, but hithree oftin older than me, bobby, bobby moore, but hithree of the peters. but the three of the lads played in that world lads all played in that world cup team 66, which cup winning team in 66, which incredible to have incredible really to have three players from ham play players from from west ham play in the world cup winning team and was the captain. geoff and bobby was the captain. geoff scored and martin scored a hat trick and martin got other so i think got the other goal. so i think west played part in west ham played a big part in that world win. well, we had that world cup win. well, we had geoff few months ago geoff hurst on a few months ago and he said west ham won the world cup. now, i mean, but to ssonelntt— world cup. now, i mean, but to scorelhat trick— world cup. now, i mean, but to scorelhat trick in— world cup. now, i mean, but to scorelhat trick in the- : ct. now, i mean, but to score hat trick in the world score a hat trick in the world cup,— score a hat trick in the world cup, unbelievable. left foot ngtt— cup, unbelievable. left foot right foot header. i mean, the perfect hat it's just perfect hat trick, it's just unbelievable. wasn't it? now, over you had long over the years, you had a long ttne—woe- over the years, you had a longj time _you played time at west ham. you played at tots— time at west ham. you played at tots ot— time at west ham. you played at tots on sets— time at west ham. you played at lots of clubs over— time at west ham. you played at lots of clubs over the years. woe— lots of clubs over the years. woe pttwet— lots of clubs over the years. you played overseas, but then ntntgenent— you played overseas, but then management-the- you played overseas, but then- management-the-next management was the logical next tntng— management was the logical next tntnglto. —

management was the logical next tntnglto. wett— management was the logical next thing-do. well, it's- management was the logical next thing do. rents t t thing to do. well, it's like everything when finish everything when you finish playing, truthful. playing, i have to be truthful. and finished down here, you and i finished down here, you know, think, what i going know, you think, what am i going to with my life? and i was to do with my life? and i was going buy a bournemouth taxi. going to buy a bournemouth taxi. that what i was that was that was what i was looking. were really? was. looking. were you really? i was. i listen, we finished i you know, listen, we finished a game with no money. we didn't make playing because make any money playing because you here and played. i came you came here and played. i came here played under john bond here and played underjohn bond and you play, you and over 100 games you play, you came then out to came here and then went out to america play came back in america and play came back in the states. what i going to the states. what am i going to do now? you know, i'm coming to the end. couldn't get the money. try money from the try to borrow the money from the bank weir in bank for doddie weir £14,000 in them buy a taxi, them days to buy a taxi, a bournemouth taxi plate, but couldn't money from the couldn't get the money from the bank anybody. so didn't bank or anybody. so didn't didn't do that. then didn't do that. and then suddenly comes suddenly an opportunity comes along. bobby back from along. bobby came back from america, and he america, bobby moore, and he went when he went to oxford city. and when he always me, if ever i get always said to me, if ever i get always said to me, if ever i get a job, i'd love you to come with me and work with me. you know, as my i'd done some as my coach, i'd done some coaching america when coaching out in america when we were playing together, so that was my first into was my first step into it, really. back to really. and i came back to bournemouth stayed for here bournemouth and stayed for here

as for over nine years, as manager for over nine years, nearly ten years, and loved it. we had a i had great time we had a i had a great time here. was a fantastic club here. this was a fantastic club for to you know, it for me to manage. you know, it didn't start well, it didn't start so well, did it with your first? no, my first game, away. i took over. game, lincoln away. i took over. david left the club david had just left the club and they didn't have a manager. i was like, they asked me would be caretaker manager i took caretaker manager and i took over on the saturday lincoln away 9—0. so away and we got beat 9—0. so i thought, that's the one and only game. in england was game. every game in england was called that the called off. that day. the pitches were frozen solid. we couldn't afford. we had a long nylon on nylon studs and we're playing on on like that. and they on a floor like that. and they had little pimpled boots on. had the little pimpled boots on. we 9—0 down. we about we were 9—0 down. we were about 25 go. i thought, 25 minutes to go. i thought, this going 16. i was this is going to be 16. i was i took nine and gone home. you know. but yeah, so that was the start. but know, probably i start. but you know, probably i don't know how many games after that. 14, 1500 or whatever i did after. so managed to survive after. so i managed to survive huge as huge career actually, as a player manager, a time player and manager, a long time here and now. here in bournemouth and now. and will you choose to and now. will you choose to twee— and now. will you choose to toe? wetn— and now. will you choose to live? yeah iwould- and now. will you choose to live? yeah would never moved live? yeah i would never moved twtw—ntntget. i live? yeah i would never moved away managed. �*ftnt; away wherever i managed. we twee— away wherever i managed. we twee tee. — away wherever i managed. we lived here. this— away wherever i managed. we lived here. this was— away wherever i managed. we lived here. this was home for us, you know, i came here, we

had club, the club in them had a club, the club in them days club clubhouses and it days had club clubhouses and it was a week rent and we had a was £4 a week rent and we had a little place. we had a little place purewell near mudeford place at purewell near mudeford purewell, christchurch , and that purewell, christchurch, and that was our first house here. the boys grew up here. my oldest, my youngest son jamie, was born in barton sea and so , yeah, this barton on sea and so, yeah, this was home. we love it. i mean, we'd never, ever thought about moving away. special moving away. it's a special place. and now lot of people place. and now a lot of people towe— place. and now a lot of people towe tt— place. and now a lot of people towe tt, woe— place. and now a lot of people love it, you know,— 1 and now a lot of people love it, you know, sam banks, ot— love it, you know, sam banks, ot tne— love it, you know, sam banks, some of the most— love it, you know, sam banks, some of the most took off, tttnt— some of the most took off, tent to — some of the most took off, didn't it? i— some of the most took off, didn't it? i did- some of the most took off, didn't it? w: w: some of the most took off,- didn't it? i did that programme about got all the about sandbanks. i got all the neighbours all started slaughtering we slaughtering me because sadly we got it's got overrun. they said, it's your fault. that programme nobody seen it before. nobody had ever seen it before. i not moaning i said, you're not moaning now. your have gone up. your house prices have gone up. your house prices have gone up. you can't have it always. i think balance they were think on balance they were probably weren't probably right though, weren't there? yeah. it did it there? yeah. oh it did it suddenly amount of people suddenly the amount of people that never seen it that i saw, we'd never seen it before. saw it the tv, you before. we saw it on the tv, you know, they'd all flooded danny after, lockdown was over. after, after lockdown was over. so got very busy. so yeah, it got very busy. i went skinny dipping there. it cause i was leading a political party— cause i was leading a political ptnw tt— cause i was leading a political ptnw tt tne—

cause i was leading a political party at the time.— cause i was leading a political party at the time. it caused the ent— party at the time. it caused the ent-toent.— party at the time. it caused the end round. brilliant cause. end of a round. brilliant cause. tnt— end of a round. brilliant cause. tnt ot— end of a round. brilliant cause. tnt on t— end of a round. brilliant cause. tnt on t — end of a round. brilliant cause. end of a row-so- end of a round. brilliant cause. end of a row. so what? end of a row. yeah. so what? wntt— end of a row. yeah. so what? wntt-nette— end of a row. yeah. so what? what-hell? i— end of a row. yeah. so what? what hell? i enjoyed no, what the hell? i enjoyed it. no, it what the hell? i enjoyed it. no, tt ts— what the hell? i enjoyed it. no, tt tslgnett— what the hell? i enjoyed it. no, it islgreat place— what the hell? i enjoyed it. no, it islgreat place to- what the hell? i enjoyed it. no, it is great place to live, but it is a great place to live, but otwtoestw— it is a great place to live, but otwoestw, woe— it is a great place to live, but obviously, you know, to go from tetng— obviously, you know, to go from tetnglpttwen— obviously, you know, to go from being player being being a player to being a manager. there's an being a player to being a- manager.-there's an awful manager. yeah, there's an awful lot manager. yeah, there's an awful tot ot— manager. yeah, there's an awful tot ot pttwes— manager. yeah, there's an awful lot of players who— manager. yeah, there's an awful lot of players who think they can become managers afterwards. and can become managers afterwards. tnt tntnttw— can become managers afterwards. tnt tntnttw .— can become managers afterwards. and frankly , arnie— can become managers afterwards. and frankly , arnie most and frankly, arnie most don't ntte— and frankly, arnie most don't ntte-tnewe— and frankly, arnie most don't make -they? no- and frankly, arnie most don't make they? no no, no. make it, do they? no no, no. i tts— make it, do they? no no, no. i tts not.— make it, do they? no no, no. i mean, it's not. it's— make it, do they? no no, no. i mean, it's not. it's normally quite short, you know , to have quite a short, you know, to have as many years as i did. i was very lucky , you know. but yeah, very lucky, you know. but yeah, and some great clubs. and i managed some great clubs. i first club ten i say this was my first club ten years, nearly just under ten years, nearly just under ten years here, managing bournemouth years, nearly just under ten yand here, managing bournemouth years, nearly just under ten yand here, mforgetig bournemouth years, nearly just under ten yand here, mforget now»urnemouth . and people forget now bournemouth were in the premier league. people they don't realise where the club has been for the last 100 and odd years. i mean, i was in the fourth division when i arrived here managing then went managing and then we went to division got the division three, got into the championship. i thought, no one will was will ever do that again. it was a miracle bournemouth a miracle seeing bournemouth first time in 100 and odd years getting championship. getting into championship. and then eddie came along. eddie howe and took them into the premier. and you know, slaughtered really slaughtered what i'd done really well. they still love well. i think they still love you— well. i think they still love woe ton—

well. i think they still love woe ton nee— well. i think they still love you for here what- i think they still love you for here what did. you for here what you did. tett.— you for here what you did. wttn.-wtt— you for here what you did. yeah,-was great. - you for here what you did. yeah,-was great. so. you for here what you did. i yeah,-was great. so they yeah, no, it was great. so they were. they they, they were great. great times, you know , great. great times, you know, tet— great. great times, you know, net peopte,— great. great times, you know, net peopte, .— great. great times, you know, but people, i mean,- g1wt;et great times, you know, but people, i mean, you know, tnese-s— but people, i mean, you know, tnee-s zoos,— but people, i mean, you know, there's 2000, 2500 people coming tnnoegn— there's 2000, 2500 people coming tnnoegn tne— there's 2000, 2500 people coming through the gates— there's 2000, 2500 people coming through the gates back in them ttws— through the gates back in them ttws-woe— through the gates back in them ttws-woe know,— through the gates back in them days you know, you days now, you know, now you stn-t— days now, you know, now you stn-t-t— days now, you know, now you can't-a ticket— days now, you know, now you can't-a ticket here- days now, you know, now you can't a ticket here for love can't get a ticket here for love or money. .amazing- can't get a ticket here for love or money. .amazing .- can't get a ticket here for love or money. g oman can't get a ticket here for love- or money. .amazing . only old or money. it's amazing. only old 11,500 people. but obviously every is sold out . you've every week is sold out. you've had an amazing,— : you've had an amazing, amazing football seeet-t— had an amazing, amazing football career.-i noticed— had an amazing, amazing football career. i noticed that career. now, i noticed that spens— career. now, i noticed that spews, wnee— career. now, i noticed that spurs, where you started off playing— spurs, where you started off playing football. now they're toottng— playing football. now they're toottng ton— playing football. now they're toottng ton t— playing football. now they're looking for a manager at the noent— looking for a manager at the nnoent tnt— looking for a manager at the moment and it— looking for a manager at the moment and it is interesting, tsn-t— moment and it is interesting, tsn-t tte— moment and it is interesting, net to we— moment and it is interesting, isn't it? we got— moment and it is interesting, isn't it? we got neil warnock. we isn't it? we got neil warnock. we got— isn't it? we got neil warnock. we got we— isn't it? we got neil warnock. we got we got— isn't it? we got neil warnock. we got we got roy hodgson toottng— we got we got roy hodgson looking after— we got we got roy hodgson looking after my team palace . looking after my team palace. wetn— looking after my team palace. peg. woee— looking after my team palace. yeah, you're about exactly the wetn— yeah, you're about exactly the same. yeah, you're the same age as same. yeah, you're the same age ts tnese— same. yeah, you're the same age ts tnese peopte. — same. yeah, you're the same age as these people. so— same. yeah, you're the same age as these people. so could we see new— as these people. so could we see new tettntpp— as these people. so could we see harry redknapp going back to spens— harry redknapp going back to spens ts— harry redknapp going back to spurs as manager? t spurs as manager? i doubt it. i ton-t— spurs as manager? i doubt it. i don't think daniel would . you don't think daniel would. you know, they're talking about pochettino, but it looks like he's not going to get it. i think once they let you go, they realise i think they're, you know, be seen know, they wouldn't be seen to asking you to go back. i think there'd be a different question would you like the job back? of

course i would take i'd go course i would take it. i'd go anywhere. i love it. redknapp wants spurs. wants to go back to spurs. there are anyway. i go there we are anyway. i go tnwwtee. — there we are anyway. i go anywhere. listen, it ain't the money. it's buzz. money. it's. it's the buzz. i love it. it's just. you know, that winning on a saturday is a fantastic. what's the skill you new— fantastic. what's the skill you neete woe— fantastic. what's the skill you neete woe got. — fantastic. what's the skill you need? you got. you— t. what's the skill you need? you got. you got those young— need? you got. you got those woeng ttt— need? you got. you got those young fit motives— need? you got. you got those young fit motives dated young guys-— young fit motives dated young gews—gnett- young fit motives dated young guys._great skill. guys. what's the great skill a tge— guys. what's the great skill a manager needs?— guys. what's the great skill a manager needs? well, the first tntng— manager needs? well, the first tntnglstgn— manager needs? well, the first tntnglstgn goot— manager needs? well, the first thing sign good players. �*7 thing is sign good players. if woe-we— thing is sign good players. if woe-we got— thing is sign good players. if you've got-players,- thing is sign good players. if you've got-players, it'sl thing is sign good players. if. you've got-players, it's an you've got good players, it's an easy when you've good easy job when you've got good pros dressing room, good pros in that dressing room, good players, professionals players, good professionals who want want to play, want to do well, want to play, you want to play for the you know, want to play for the club. it's not that difficult getting the best out of them, massaging keeping getting the best out of them, massthappy keeping getting the best out of them, massthappy . keeping getting the best out of them, massthappy . it's, keeping getting the best out of them, massthappy . it's, you keeping getting the best out of them, massthappy . it's, you know,tg them happy. it's, you know, telling them how good they are rather than how useless they are. keep encouraging them, get the best out. you know yourself. get the best out of people and discipline, discipline, of course, you'd have to have discipline. you can't. discipline. yeah. you can't. otherwise all over otherwise they'll walk all over you. that balancing act. you. so it's that balancing act. are you a soft manager? a hard ntntgene— are you a soft manager? a hard ntntget wo— are you a soft manager? a hard ntntget to .— are you a soft manager? a hard manager? no i depends really tntt— manager? no i depends really tntt peopte— manager? no i depends really that people take— manager? no i depends really that people take liberties with ttse— that people take liberties with tten .— that people take liberties with me. then i can— that people take liberties with me. then i can be- that people take liberties with me. “e“ wt.e“ that people take liberties with me. then i can be the same as

anybody. you know, i treat them fantastically well look fantastically well and look after them. you know, if after them. and, you know, if they want whatever they want, if i can help them, i do. but if they liberties with me, they take liberties with me, then won't give too many then i won't give them too many chances. well, that's the esstge — chances. well, that's the nesstgelwoe- tt well, that's the message you players at chances. well, that's the - message .you players at spurs, message to you players at spurs, testese— message to you players at spurs,- testese—sontng because redknapp could be coming ttst— because redknapp could be coming ttst.-oetstte— because redknapp could be coming back.-outside of— because redknapp could be coming back. outside of outside back. harry outside of outside of back. harry outside of outside 0f-,_ back. harry outside of outside ot-, tte— back. harry outside of outside ot-, ttte ttt- back. harry outside of outside of-, like all of- back. harry outside of outside of-, like all of us,- of football, like all of us, woe-e— of football, like all of us, woe-e ttt— of football, like all of us, you've had some fantastic successes in life . actually, successes in life. actually, ttt— successes in life. actually, t-tt sttw— successes in life. actually, t-tt sttw on— successes in life. actually, i'll stay on football . how the i'll stay on football. how the net— i'll stay on football. how the tett ttt— i'll stay on football. how the tett ttt woe— i'll stay on football. how the hell did you get— i'll stay on football. how the hell did you get portsmouth to win hell did you get portsmouth to wtn tne— hell did you get portsmouth to wtn tne tt— hell did you get portsmouth to win the fa cup?— hell did you get portsmouth to win the fa cup? _ hell did you get portsmouth to win the fa cup? rents win the fa cup? well, that was a great time. how did you manage that? well, i went there. they were struggling when i went there the of the there at the bottom of the championship, and i just, you know, bought some good players in. signed fella called paul in. i signed a fella called paul merson, amazing merson, who was an amazing player at that in the player at that level in the championship . he got promoted championship. he got us promoted and then we had a great cup run, went to old trafford, beat man united way, which is united on the way, which is never easy. beat them in the quarterfinals. so yeah, it was a great, experience great, great experience going to wembley, a the wembley, having watched a the cup final as a kid and seeing the man in the white shirt in the man in the white shirt in the white suit. sorry singing abide with me. it was just a way

special wasn't it. the fa cup final the but now final was the big but now i think it's been devalued an awful lot now. i think it's a shame, isn't it? it's a shame. we played the games odd times. the cup finals played at a strange time and it just lost. people reserve teams in it people play reserve teams in it now often because they're now quite often because they're more about to more bothered about trying to get its money and the premiership i guess. yeah. as i say, outside premiership i guess. yeah. as i stw, oetstte ot— premiership i guess. yeah. as i say, outside of football,- g yeah. as i say, outside of football, you've ttt— say, outside of football, you've ntt—ttnes - say, outside of football, you've had _times. the. say, outside of football, you've. had _times. the whole say, outside of football, you've hadevasion times. the whole say, outside of football, you've hadevasion in nes. the whole say, outside of football, you've hadevasion in 2012, he whole say, outside of football, you've hadevasion in 2012, that hole tax evasion case in 2012, that nest— tax evasion case in 2012, that nest-teen— tax evasion case in 2012, that must-been real- tax evasion case in 2012, that must been real stress. cj’“ must have been real stress. oh, ntgttnntte— must have been real stress. oh, nightmare dragged— must have been real stress. oh, nightmare dragged on for five years. you know, when you look back and it was over, i think it was over £10,000 of income tax, i think i lost more than that at newbury the saturday before. but no , not joking aside. no, it was no, not joking aside. no, it was it was it was farcical, really. and, you know , it got what it and, you know, it got what it did. but you finished up there in did. but you finished up there tn t— did. but you finished up there tn t soen— did. but you finished up there tn t soen ot— did. but you finished up there in a court of law.— did. but you finished up there in a court of law. _ w: w: but you finished up there in a court of law. ' twtgw in a court of law. absolutely. and had it gone. yeah. yeah could have gone wrong. and if it does, you, you're bang in trouble. but no, you know what happened ? we had to tell people happened? we had to tell people that the police came. they were

looking at every manager and every chief executive and every person football at person involved in football at the with the deals. you the time with the deals. you know , and i told them that i had know, and i told them that i had a account monaco. a bank account in monaco. i didn't where it was. mr didn't know where it was. mr mandaric had opened it. and if you speak to him, tell you you speak to him, he'll tell you where the bank account was. you don't a and go and tell don't rob a bank and go and tell the police. well, it's actually it's in a in monaco. you it's in a bank in monaco. you know, don't. that was know, you don't. but that was that's what started it all. and it went from there. it was the use that it went from there. it was the use .that - monaco. - it went from there. it was the use .that - monaco. and use of that word monaco. and tnew— use of that word monaco. and tnew-tt— use of that word monaco. and tnew-tt ts- use of that word monaco. and they it was dodgy. and they assumed it was dodgy. and they assumed it was dodgy. and tne pess— they assumed it was dodgy. and tne pness gtwe— they assumed it was dodgy. and the press gave you. yeah, my goodness— the press gave you. yeah, my goodness-have- the press gave you. yeah, my goodness have you found over goodness me. have you found over the goodness me. have you found over tne—test— goodness me. have you found over tne—test tssept- the years, do you just accept tne—tne- the years, do you just accept the _the smooth l the years, do you just accept. the _the smooth with the rough with the smooth with the rough with the smooth with tne—tnew- the rough with the smooth with tne—tnew ntstl the rough with the smooth withi the _they hack you the press or or do they hack you off the press or or do they hack you ott—t— the press or or do they hack you ott—t ton-t- the press or or do they hack you off—i don't read. i the press or or do they hack youi off—i don't read. you off sometimes i don't read. you know.— off sometimes i don't read. you know. tte— off sometimes i don't read. you know, the best.— off sometimes i don't read. you know, the best. i— off sometimes i don't read. you know, the best. i think i remember alex ferguson one day said, look, if you don't want to see bad, don't see anything bad, then don't read papers. and i don't do read the papers. and i don't do social media. you know, i don't read the papers. and i don't do socit. media. you know, i don't read the papers. and i don't do socit. i'mdia. you know, i don't read the papers. and i don't do socit. i'm not you know, i don't read the papers. and i don't do socit. i'm not interested.i don't do it. i'm not interested. really what people say, whatever. i just know i am whatever. i just know who i am and i do and my family and and what i do and my family and my if people have my life. if people have got everyone's it's always everyone's got to it's always people that they want to knock you they don't care who you

you and they don't care who you are you do in your are and what you do in your life. not reading the newspapers was life. not reading the newspapers wtsltnst— life. not reading the newspapers wtsltnstlntt— life. not reading the newspapers wasltricklhad to— life. not reading the newspapers wasltricklhad to use- t ”wt; not reading the newspapers was trick had to use many was a trick i had to use many tnes— was a trick i had to use many ttnes. unp— was a trick i had to use many times. ukip leader and i'm sure you— times. ukip leader and i'm sure woe ttt— times. ukip leader and i'm sure woe ttt tt— times. ukip leader and i'm sure you did at times— times. ukip leader and i'm sure you did at times-it- times. ukip leader and i'm sure you did at times it worked. you did at times and it worked. if you did at times and it worked. tt woe— you did at times and it worked. tt woe-wtnt— you did at times and it worked. tt woe-wtnt to— you did at times and it worked. if you _want to know- you did at times and it worked. if you _want to know what's if you don't want to know what's you know harry, you know, you know and harry, you know, amazing you've amazing celebrity you've appeared of course appeared in eastenders of course you the jungle. you you went into the jungle. you won it. everyone loved g you won it. everyone loved you. but the won it. everyone loved you. but tne one— won it. everyone loved you. but tne tntng— won it. everyone loved you. but the one thing the— won it. everyone loved you. but the one thing the one thing i tttnt— the one thing the one thing i think-comes— the one thing the one thing i think comes through all of think that comes through all of this think that comes through all of ttts—ttoet- think that comes through all of this—about her- this and you talk about her a net— this and you talk about her a tett ot— this and you talk about her a tett on t— this and you talk about her a hell of a lot— this and you talk about her a hell of a lot is— this and you talk about her a hell of a lot is sandra and what stntnt— hell of a lot is sandra and what stntnt ts— hell of a lot is sandra and what stntnt ts gotng— hell of a lot is sandra and what sandra is going to— hell of a lot is sandra and what sandra is going to think. oh, wetn. — sandra is going to think. oh, wetn. _teen- sandra is going to think. oh,. yeah._been married yeah. and you've been married snse— yeah. and you've been married snse-tett.— yeah. and you've been married since-yeah. yeah- yeah. and you've been married since yeah. yeah yeah. since 1968. yeah. yeah yeah. snse— since 1968. yeah. yeah yeah. stnse we— since 1968. yeah. yeah yeah. since we were— since 1968. yeah. yeah yeah. since we were going- since 1968. yeah. yeah yeah. since we were going out. since we 17. so yeah, we've we were just 17. so yeah, we've been our lives been together all our lives really. you know, was really. all, you know, i was a young footballer. she didn't have a clue about football. neven have a clue about football. never. don't go football never. she don't go out football now. she never been very keen on football, was football, but she was a hairdresser and met, went out hairdresser and we met, went out and apart. but you and never been apart. but you know think you're a know what? i think you're a vent— know what? i think you're a wen-gooe— know what? i think you're a wenw-goot note- know what? i think you're ai very,-good role _to very, very good role model to a lot very, very good role model to a tot-peopte— very, very good role model to a totlpeopte tn— very, very good role model to a lot-people in this— very, very good role model to a lot people in this country. lot of people in this country. woe-we— lot of people in this country. woe-we ttt— lot of people in this country. you've had one— lot of people in this country. you've had one of the most sessesstet— you've had one of the most successful managers marriages, an_career.football.i an amazing career in football. tnt—got- an amazing career in football. . and—got something and harry, you've got something testese— and harry, you've got something because everyone— and harry, you've got something because everyone seems love because everyone seems to love woe.— because everyone seems to love woe. wett— because everyone seems to love woe. wett te— because everyone seems to love woe. wett te nwse— because everyone seems to love you. well be nice to— because everyone seems to love you. well be nice to people on tne— you. well be nice to people on tne wtw— you. well be nice to people on tne wtw ep— you. well be nice to people on the way up because you meet them

onown-t — the way up because you meet them onown-t tntt— the way up because you meet them on-down. that was- the way up because you meet them on - down. that was the l on the way down. that was the first of advice i ever had, first bit of advice i ever had, and i treat everybody the same. i'd everybody time. it i'd give everybody my time. it don't does it to don't cost nothing, does it to be nice. absolute pleasure to ttoe— be nice. absolute pleasure to ntwe woe— be nice. absolute pleasure to ntwe woe on— t“ t.wt; absolute pleasure to have you on talking points. ttwtw— have you on talking points. harry redknapp, everybody . harry redknapp, everybody. ttgtt— harry redknapp, everybody. ttgnt. tnt— harry redknapp, everybody. right. and now . and now we have right. and now. and now we have to tne— right. and now. and now we have to tne ent— right. and now. and now we have to tne ent ot— right. and now. and now we have to the end of the— right. and now. and now we have to the end of the show. we've got— to the end of the show. we've got tne— to the end of the show. we've got tne tows.— to the end of the show. we've got the boys. yeah, we've got ttsntnt— got the boys. yeah, we've got ttsntnt tnt— got the boys. yeah, we've got richard and fred— got the boys. yeah, we've got richard and fred fairbrass , richard and fred fairbrass, ngntt— richard and fred fairbrass, ngnte sttt— richard and fred fairbrass, right? said fred, who of course snot— right? said fred, who of course snot to — right? said fred, who of course snot to ttne.— right? said fred, who of course shot to fame. it— right? said fred, who of course shot to fame. it seemed you shot to ttne— shot to fame. it seemed you shot to ttne ttst— shot to fame. it seemed you shot to fame back in— shot to fame. it seemed you shot to fame back in the— shot to fame. it seemed you shot to fame back in the 90s. did it ntppen— to fame back in the 90s. did it happen overnight? no, no . (j. 1 happen overnight? no, no. our our happen overnight? no, no. our test. a— happen overnight? no, no. our our first. a long— happen overnight? no, no. our our first. a long time.- happen overnight? no, no. (j. 1 1 �*7 a long time. yeah, our first. a long time. yeah, ttst— our first. a long time. yeah, ttnst gtg— our first. a long time. yeah, our first gig was— 1 �*7 a long time. yeah, our first gig was probably 1978. ttgtt— our first gig was probably 1978. ttgtt. tett.— our first gig was probably 1978. eight. yeah. right.— our first gig was probably 1978. eight. yeah. right. something like that. first tour of 78. yeah. and then we just did pub gigs and stuff for years and years and years and then suddenly this record appears. yeah. we did this record because we tnoegnt— yeah. we did this record because we tnoegntlwts— yeah. we did this record because we thought was funny and we thought it was funny and testese— we thought it was funny and because-knew— we thought it was funny and because knew that it just

because we knew that it just ntte— because we knew that it just ntte es— because we knew that it just made us laugh. _ because we knew that it just made us laugh. �*ftnt; w: w: t“ t made us laugh. we didn't think it was any any good. actually, we just of every record we just kind of every record company, record company company, every record company hated yeah, it's just we hated it. and yeah, it's just we just liked it. i can't explain it really, but we did know that there was nothing else like it. and you went to number one in tnetst— and you went to number one in tnetst tnt— and you went to number one in america and it's— and you went to number one in america and it's still being eset— america and it's still being eset tn— america and it's still being used in adverts— america and it's still being used in adverts and everyone knows— used in adverts and everyone knows tt— used in adverts and everyone knows it. and— used in adverts and everyone knows it. and when they hear it, tnew— knows it. and when they hear it, tnew sntte. — knows it. and when they hear it, tnew sntte. tet— knows it. and when they hear it, they smile. but i— knows it. and when they hear it, they smile. but i hear you've got— they smile. but i hear you've got t— they smile. but i hear you've got t ne— they smile. but i hear you've got a new album— they smile. but i hear you've got a new album coming out. �*ftnt; got a new album coming out. we ttws— got a new album coming out. we ttws t— got a new album coming out. we ttws t tttnt— got a new album coming out. we have a brand new— got a new album coming out. we have a brand new album- got a new album coming out. we have a brand new album out on june 2nd and it partly rerecords and partly new tracks, and we were me, we were approached excuse me, we were approached excuse me, we were by a company were approached by a company called plastic head are called plastic head who are independent distribution company, up with company, and they came up with the we're very grateful the idea. so we're very grateful for opportunity . yeah, and for the opportunity. yeah, and we're happy it. we're really happy with it. actually. rerecords actually. some of the rerecords we've done really fresh, i we've done are really fresh, i think, and because it sounds have moved to on such a degree since we started it and that was really exciting. when's the ttten — really exciting. when's the ttten oett— really exciting. when's the album out? where- 1wt;etgw wt;,t

, we? because you , were we? because you criticised government criticised the government about repeated we did. repeated lockdowns? yes, we did. yes made the mistake yes, we did. we made the mistake of yes, we did. we made the mistake on wotstng— yes, we did. we made the mistake on wotstng tne— yes, we did. we made the mistake of voicing the opinion. yeah, not— of voicing the opinion. yeah, not allowed— of voicing the opinion. yeah, not allowed to— of voicing the opinion. yeah, not allowed to do that oh, not allowed to do that now. oh, tetn— not allowed to do that now. oh, tett. woe— not allowed to do that now. oh, dear. you mustn't— not allowed to do that now. oh, dear. you mustn't do that. well you— dear. you mustn't do that. well woe stn-t— dear. you mustn't do that. well woe stn-tltntt. — dear. you mustn't do that. well you can't that. mustn't do you can't do that. mustn't do tntt— you can't do that. mustn't do tntt. tett.— you can't do that. mustn't do that. yeah. mustn't do that. and wetn— that. yeah. mustn't do that. and wetn-went— that. yeah. mustn't do that. and wetn-wentlt- that. yeah. mustn't do that. and yeah _wentla demo,. that. yeah. mustn't do that. and yeah went a demo, one yeah we, we went to a demo, one of yeah we, we went to a demo, one on tne— yeah we, we went to a demo, one on tne ttst— yeah we, we went to a demo, one of the first demos— yeah we, we went to a demo, one of the first demos in— yeah we, we went to a demo, one of the first demos in trafalgar sgetne— of the first demos in trafalgar sgetne tnt— of the first demos in trafalgar square and morgan just square and piers morgan just tnew— square and piers morgan just tnnew nts— square and piers morgan just threw his toys— square and piers morgan just threw his toys out the pram. he got wenw— threw his toys out the pram. he got wenw epset— threw his toys out the pram. he got wenw epset. ne— threw his toys out the pram. he got very upset. he got really epset. — got very upset. he got really epset. .tntt-s— got very upset. he got really upset. that's when i upset. and that's when i settentw— upset. and that's when i suddenly-you. upset. and that's when i- suddenly-you know, the suddenly thought, you know, the old suddenly thought, you know, the ott—tnow — suddenly thought, you know, the ott—tnow tt- suddenly thought, you know, the old—know, if you're l old saying, you know, if you're oven—tntt-s- old saying, you know, if you're. over—that's-you over the target, that's when you get-ves- — over the target, that's when you get-ves- ves— over the target, that's when you get-yes. yes and - over the target, that's when you get yes. yes and that's get in flak. yes. yes and that's so tntt-s— get in flak. yes. yes and that's so that's when _ get in flak. yes. yes and that's so that's when i— get in flak. yes. yes and that's so that's when i knew. yeah. tntt— so that's when i knew. yeah. we ts— so that's when i knew. yeah. we t— so that's when i knew. yeah. that was a sign— so that's when i knew. yeah. that was a sign really. rents that was a sign really. well, ttw— that was a sign really. well, ttw tt-tt— that was a sign really. well, one day it'll be— that was a sign really. well, one day it'll be lord piers morgan of lockdown. globsec i'm quite that. so are quite certain of that. so are you going back on tour? what's the back on the road— gwtw “g t wtw“ 17 what's the back on the road towards gwtw “g t wt“ 17 what's the back on the road towards the ent— the back on the road towards the ent ot— the back on the road towards the ent ot tne— the back on the road towards the ent ot tne wetn— the back on the road towards the end of the year and— the back on the road towards the end of the year and then pnottttw— end of the year and then probably starting next spring as wette— probably starting next spring as went—wett- probably starting next spring as well?_well, it's- well? yep, yep. well, it's brilliant. it's great to have you.thank brilliant. it's great to have you. thank you very much. it's a song that makes everyone smile, song that makes everyone smile, so i there's one so i think there's only one thing really arnie, and thing for it really arnie, and thatis thing for it really arnie, and that is take away, guys. okay that is take it away, guys. okay thank you . all right.

thank you. all right. i'm too sexy for my thank you. all right.— - i'm too sexy for my shirt. thank you. all right. i'm too sexy for my shirt. too my i'm too sexy for my shirt. too sexy my tent. — i'm too sexy for my shirt. too sexy my shirt. .sexy- i'm too sexy for my shirt. too sexy my shirt. .sexy it- sexy for my shirt. so sexy it huns sexy for my shirt. so sexy it hurts. and i'm too sexy for tttttn. — hurts. and i'm too sexy for tttttn. too— hurts. and i'm too sexy for milan. too sexy- hurts. and i'm too sexy for milan. too sexy for- and i'm too sexy for milan. enttgt tn: e“ hurts. and i'm too sexy for milan. too sexy for milan. new york and japan. too sexy for japan , new york and birmingham . japan, new york and birmingham. and . i'm too sexy for your and. i'm too sexy for your party- — and. i'm too sexy for your ptnw. too— and. i'm too sexy for your ptnw. too sexy- and. i'm too sexy for your party. too sexy for your party. no party. too sexy for your party. to wtw. — party. too sexy for your party. to wtw. tnn— party. too sexy for your party. no way. i'm disco— party. too sexy for your party. no way. i'm disco dancing- party. too sexy for your party. no way. i'm disco dancing . oh, no way. i'm disco dancing. oh, nigel's a model, you know what i mean? and he does his little turn on the catwalk. yeah, on the catwalk. on the catwalk . the catwalk. on the catwalk. erg. yeah. he shakes his little tush on the catwalk . i'm too

tush on the catwalk. i'm too sexy for my car. too sexy for my too— sexy for my car. too sexy for my too setw— sexy for my car. too sexy for my too sexy tw— sexy for my car. too sexy for my car, too sexy by far— sexy for my car. too sexy for my car, too sexy by far . - sexy for my car. too sexy for my car, too sexy by far . and- enttgt te1 too sexy for my car, too sexy by far . ' “w: car, too sexy by far. and i'm too— car, too sexy by far. and i'm too sexy— car, too sexy by far. and i'm too sexy for my hat. too sexy for my hat. what you think about that? oh i'm a model. you know what i that? oh i'm a model. you know we . — that? oh i'm a model. you know what i mean? and he does a little turn on the catwalk . little turn on the catwalk. yeah, on the catwalk . on the yeah, on the catwalk. on the catwalk . nigel— yeah, on the catwalk. on the catwalk . nigel does- “413?“ wt“ t on the catwalk. nigel does his “413?“ wt“ t on the catwalk . nigel does his little catwalk. nigel does his little tenn— catwalk. nigel does his little tenn on— catwalk. nigel does his little tenn on tne— catwalk. nigel does his little turn on the catwalk , too sexy turn on the catwalk, too sexy for turn on the catwalk, too sexy ton too— turn on the catwalk, too sexy ton too ew— turn on the catwalk, too sexy ton too nw sexy— turn on the catwalk, too sexy for too my sexy for my. enttgt for too my sexy for my. too sexy for too my sexy for my. too sexy tot new.— for too my sexy for my. too sexy for my. nigel is a model, you know what i mean? and he does his little turn on the catwalk now on the catwalk, on the catwalk? yeah, he does his little turn on the catwalk. get him off. nigel. i'm too sexy for my cat. too sexy for my cat. poor for cat . my cat. too sexy for my cat. poor for cat. i'm too my cat. too sexy for my cat. poor for cat . i'm too sexy for poor for cat. i'm too sexy for my— poor for cat. i'm too sexy for nw towe— poor for cat. i'm too sexy for

nw towe. too— poor for cat. i'm too sexy for my love. too sexy- poor for cat. i'm too sexy for my love. too sexy for my love. tows-s— my love. too sexy for my love. tows-s gotng— my love. too sexy for my love. tows-s gotng to— my love. too sexy for my love. love's going to leave- my love. too sexy for my love. love's going to leave me- my love. too sexy for my love. love's going to leave me .- my love. too sexy for my love. gwtw “g hello love's going to leave me. hello and welcome to the— love's going to leave me. hello and welcome to the gb- gwtw “g hello and welcome to the gb news tonestst— and welcome to the gb news forecast from _ and welcome to the gb news forecast from me.— and welcome to the gb news forecast from me. aidan mcgivern at forecast from me. aidan mcgivern tt tne— forecast from me. aidan mcgivern tt tne wet— forecast from me. aidan mcgivern at the met office. _ forecast from me. aidan mcgivern at the met office. showers etstng— at the met office. showers easing overnight drier for most, but easing overnight drier for most, tet sone— easing overnight drier for most, tet tow— easing overnight drier for most, but some low cloud will make an tppetntnse— but some low cloud will make an tppetntnse tnon — but some low cloud will make an appearance from the east. nowewe ton— appearance from the east. however, for the next few hours, stttt— however, for the next few hours, stttt sone— however, for the next few hours, still some showers— however, for the next few hours, still some showers about and tnese— still some showers about and tnene ntwe— still some showers about and there have been— still some showers about and there have been some lively townpoens— there have been some lively downpours throughout thursday testese— downpours throughout thursday testese ot— downpours throughout thursday because of an— downpours throughout thursday because of an area of low pressure, higher pressure is now tnnwtng— pressure, higher pressure is now tnnwtng tnon— pressure, higher pressure is now arriving from the— pressure, higher pressure is now arriving from the northwest and tntt-s— arriving from the northwest and tntt-s gotng— arriving from the northwest and tntt-s gotng to— arriving from the northwest and that's going to bring a settled tntetete— that's going to bring a settled interlude through friday and tnto— interlude through friday and tnto tne— interlude through friday and into the start— interlude through friday and into the start of— interlude through friday and into the start of the weekend. wot— into the start of the weekend. wot enttnetw— into the start of the weekend. not entirely clear— into the start of the weekend. not entirely clear , though, once not entirely clear, though, once the not entirely clear, though, once tne sownes— not entirely clear, though, once the showers have— not entirely clear, though, once the showers have eased overnight , the showers have eased overnight t-goin9_ the showers have eased overnight ,-gotnglsee— the showers have eased overnight ,-gotnglsee tow- the showers have eased overnight , going see low cloud , we're going to see low cloud steep— , we're going to see low cloud sneepltnon — , we're going to see low cloud creep-from the— , we're going to see low cloud creep from the north sea and creep in from the north sea and tntt-s— creep in from the north sea and tntt-s gotng— creep in from the north sea and tntt-s gotng to— creep in from the north sea and that's going to bring some tnttee— that's going to bring somei drizzle—coasts that's going to bring some- drizzle_coasts and drizzle to north sea coasts and etsetn— drizzle to north sea coasts and eastern hills.— drizzle to north sea coasts and eastern hills. a— drizzle to north sea coasts and eastern hills. a lot— drizzle to north sea coasts and eastern hills. a lot of mist and new— eastern hills. a lot of mist and new oet— eastern hills. a lot of mist and murk out there— eastern hills. a lot of mist and murk out there in— eastern hills. a lot of mist and murk out there in the west. tntt-s— murk out there in the west. tntt-s-we-tt- murk out there in the west. that's we'll keep some that's where we'll keep some sette— that's where we'll keep some stetne—tewl clearer skies and also a few etst— clearer skies and also a few ntst pttsnes— clearer skies and also a few mist patches for— clearer skies and also a few mist patches for northern tettnt— mist patches for northern ireland with— mist patches for northern ireland with temperatures dipping— ireland with temperatures i dipping—single dipping into the mid single ttgenes— dipping into the mid single ttgenes. tet— dipping into the mid single figures. but actually plenty of sensntne— figures. but actually plenty of sunshine scotland. sunshine for western scotland. tonnen— northern ireland, western tngttnt—towl northern ireland, western- england_low cloud england and wales low cloud etsewnene. — england and wales low cloud elsewhere. but— england and wales 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wtt— elsewhere. but that low cloud will.nibbled_ elsewhere. but that low cloud will nibbled away. it will be will be nibbled away. it will be pesnet— will be nibbled away. it will be pesnet ttst— will be nibbled away. it will be pushed back coast through pushed back to the coast through the pushed back to the coast through tne-tntgnten— pushed back to the coast through the-brighter skies- pushed back to the coast through the brighter skies will the day. brighter skies will tewetop— the day. brighter skies will develop-one- the day. brighter skies will develop one exception develop inland. one exception soetnetst— develop inland. one exception sonnets-.- develop inland. one exception southeast , where there southeast england, where there will southeast england, where there wttt te— southeast england, where there wttt te tn— southeast england, where there will be an area— southeast england, where there will be an area patchy rain will be an area of patchy rain tnt— will be an area of patchy rain tnt-tppett— will be an area of patchy rain and-appear and- will be an area of patchy rain and appear and it will and drizzle appear and it will teet— and drizzle appear and it will test sott— and drizzle appear and it will feel cold with— and drizzle appear and it will feel cold with the wind coming tnon— feel cold with the wind coming tson-set.— feel cold with the wind coming from-sea. the- feel cold with the wind coming from sea. the highest from the north sea. the highest tenpenttenes— from the north sea. the highest temperatures-be— from the north sea. the highest temperatures be further temperatures will be further west— temperatures will be further west-teens- temperatures will be further west-teens, but. temperatures will be further west teens, but also west with high teens, but also for west with high teens, but also ton wttes— west with high teens, but also ton wttes tn— west with high teens, but also for wales in the— west with high teens, but also for wales in the south—west. tntt— for wales in the south—west. we went— for wales in the south—west. that warmth perhaps setting off 1 or that warmth perhaps setting off t on 2— that warmth perhaps setting off 1 or 2 showers,— that warmth perhaps setting off 1 or 2 showers, nowhere near on tne— 1 or 2 showers, nowhere near on tne sstte— 1 or 2 showers, nowhere near on the scale that— 1 or 2 showers, nowhere near on the scale that we've— 1 or 2 showers, nowhere near on the scale that we've seen this week. — the scale that we've seen this week. however,— the scale that we've seen this week. however, they'll disappear tnnoegn— week. however, they'll disappear tnnoegn tne— week. however, they'll disappear through the evening and then the low through the evening and then the tow stoet— through the evening and then the low cloud pushes— through the evening and then the low cloud pushes back westwards tgttn— low cloud pushes back westwards tgttn tnts— low cloud pushes back westwards again, this time— low cloud pushes back westwards again, this time mostly tttesttng— again, this time mostly affecting england , some affecting england, some southeastern— affecting england, some southeastern parts of scotland , southeastern parts of scotland, but southeastern parts of scotland, tet otnenwtse— southeastern parts of scotland, but otherwise clear spells for nest — but otherwise clear spells for nest on— but otherwise clear spells for much of scotland and northern tnettnt— much of scotland and northern ireland through— much of scotland and northern ireland through the night. if you— ireland through the night. if woe ntsset— ireland through the night. if you missed-and- you missed patches and temperatures- you missed patches and temperatures low you missed patches and- temperatures-low single temperatures into the low single ttgenes— temperatures into the low single ttgeneslsone— temperatures into the low single figures some sheltered spots, figures in some sheltered spots, so t tt— figures in some sheltered spots, so t ttt ot— figures in some sheltered spots, so t ttt on t— figures in some sheltered spots, so a bit of a cold— figures in some sheltered spots, so a bit of a cold start here on sttenttw,— so a bit of a cold start here on sttenttw, tet— so a bit of a cold start here on saturday, but-soon- so a bit of a cold start here on saturday, but soon warm saturday, but it will soon warm up saturday, but it will soon warm ep-tstetttw— saturday, but it will soon warm ep-tstetttw ton- up because actually for ssotttnt,— up because actually for scotland, northern ireland, nonnwest— scotland, northern ireland,| northwest—of scotland, northern ireland,- northwest_of west northwest england, parts of west wttes— northwest england, parts of west wttes-soen— northwest england, parts of west wales-south will- northwest england, parts of west wales south will see wales and the south will see ptentw— wales and the south will see ptentw ot— wales and the south will see ptentw ot sennw— wales and the south will see plenty of sunny spells in tetween— plenty of sunny spells in tetween t— plenty of sunny spells in between, a lot- plenty of sunny spells in between, a lot of low cloud peststtng— between, a lot of low cloud persisting into _ between, a lot of low cloud persisting into the afternoon. tet— persisting into the afternoon. tet een— persisting into the afternoon. but even here,— persisting into the afternoon. but even here, much of that will lift but even here, much of that will ttt tnt— but even here, much of that will lift and break.— but even here, much of that will lift and break. so— but even here, much of that will lift and break. so for many,

sttenttw— lift and break. so for many, sttenttw ts— lift and break. so for many, saturday is a— lift and break. so for many, saturday is a fine day. sunny spetts— saturday is a fine day. sunny spetts tnt— saturday is a fine day. sunny spells and feeling warm in that sensntne— spells and feeling warm in that sensntne .—

us gb news. t“ us gb news. in a moment, headliners. but first, let's bnng headliners. but first, let's bring you up to date with the latest news headlines and our top story tonight, the chancellor says the bank of england's latest interest rate rise challenging for rise will prove challenging for families with mortgages . his families with mortgages. his comments come after the uk's central bank raised rates for the 12th time in a row in a further attempt to tackle soaring inflation. the bank's base rate has increased by a quarter of a percentage point , quarter of a percentage point, from 4.25 to 4.5. that's the highest level in 15 years. jeremy hunt says the measures will help families, though in the long run . although it's the long run. although it's otwtoestw— the long run. although it's obviously good— e“g t1.“ although it's obviously good news,

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tonttton— secretary, ben wallace, says the tonttton ot— secretary, ben wallace, says the donation of storm _ secretary, ben wallace, says the donation of storm shadow