purchase of this £110,000 camper van seized by cops from the home of nicholas sturgeon's mother in law was hidden from the party treasurer. the minister of the moment, penny mordaunt. here's out at the party's dire mishandling of scottish finances today. perhaps now they could tum— today. perhaps now they could tum their— today. perhaps now they could turn their attention— : perhaps now they could turn their attention to their dire— turn their attention to their dire mishap— turn their attention to their dire mishap of— turn their attention to their dire mishap of scottish finances and wm.— dire mishap of scottish finances and with reports— dire mishap of scottish finances and with reports the snp tried to oust— and with reports the snp tried to oust their— and with reports the snp tried to oust their nosy_ and with reports the snp tried to oust their nosy treasurer from— to oust their nosy treasurer from the— to oust their nosy treasurer from the party. - to oust their nosy treasurer from the party. ca" w} 37�* to oust their nosy treasurer from the party. ca" \3 37�* 1l from the party. can the snp call its vicious civil war and recover before the next election 7 recover before the next election .7 that's our big debate tonight. also on the way is the archbishop of canterbury wrong to wade into the small boats row when the most inhumane thing? i think is letting the people smuggling gangs thrive . or smuggling gangs thrive. or former tory minister ann widdecombe, she is a god fearing woman and she's going to explain why welby the ungodly why woke welby is the ungodly one as ever, do one later this hour, as ever, do stay tuned for tomorrow's newspaper front pages, hot off the press. and we're crowning a new greatest union new greatest britain union jackass is dan wootton jackass two. this is dan wootton tonight. let's go . so you are

tonight. let's go. so you are watching tv news. britain's news channel don't know what's going on tonight because we usually have our little sting and that's where i'm going to move very shortly . but let's go to the shortly. but let's go to the news now with polly middlehurst . dan, thank you. and the top story— . dan, thank you. and the top story tonight,— . dan, thank you. and the top story tonight, the— j?“ g�*?

not obviously good news, the bank is nst now— obviously good news, the bank is not now predicting— obviously good news, the bank is not now predicting a recession ttts— not now predicting a recession ttts year.— not now predicting a recession ttts yest- — not now predicting a recession ttts year. tt-s— not now predicting a recession this year. it's very- not now predicting a recession this year. wig fg g this year. it's very challenging for families with mortgages to see interest rates go up. but unless we tackle rising prices, the cost of living crisis will just continue and that's why it is essential we stick to our plan to halve inflation. and if we do that, we can bring certainty back to family finances as well . the shadow finances as well. the shadow cttnssttst— finances as well. the shadow chancellor, rachel— �*" f the shadow chancellor, rachel reeves , chancellor, rachel reeves, attest— chancellor, rachel reeves, street the— chancellor, rachel reeves, agreed the rise— chancellor, rachel reeves, agreed the rise will be of concern to many british households— concern to many british households . - concern to many british households . : concern to many british households. : cc concern to many british households . : cc concern to many british- households . today will be a day households. today will be a day of great anxiety for many family and businesses around the country who are facing the 12th increase in interest rates in just a matter of months. that means higher mortgage costs. already people have paid £1 billion more in mortgage repayments compared to where they would have been six months ago. now, they would have been six months ago . now, in international news, ago. now, in international news, the ut— ago. now, in international news, the uk tas— 3 now, in international news, the uk has confirmed it is sumo/ing— the uk has confirmed it is supplying ukraine with the tong—tange— supplying ukraine with the long—range missiles it requested for long—range missiles it requested

tot tts— long—range missiles it requested tot tts ttgtt— long—range missiles it requested for its fight against russia. defense— for its fight against russia. defence secretary ben wallace says— defence secretary ben wallace says the— defence secretary ben wallace says the donation _ defence secretary ben wallace says the donation of the storm statew— says the donation of the storm shadow missiles— says the donation of the storm shadow missiles gives ukraine the shadow missiles gives ukraine tts test— shadow missiles gives ukraine the best chance— shadow missiles gives ukraine the best chance to defend themselves.— the best chance to defend themselves. the decision follows ttsv-s— themselves. the decision follows ttsv-s repeated— themselves. the decision follows kiev's repeated pleas for more wooonos— kiev's repeated pleas for more weapons tron — kiev's repeated pleas for more weapons from the— kiev's repeated pleas for more weapons from the west. attaesstng— weapons from the west. addressing mps earlier, ben wattaee— addressing mps earlier, ben wallace also— addressing mps earlier, ben wallace also said the united wattons— wallace also said the united nations had— wallace also said the united nations had found evidence that tassta— nations had found evidence that tassta nat— nations had found evidence that russia had committed . war russia had committed. war wow— russia had committed. war crimes. now in— russia had committed. war crimes. now in pakistan, the supreme— crimes. now in pakistan, the supreme court— crimes. now in pakistan, the supreme court has ordered the eeatse— supreme court has ordered the eeatse ot— supreme court has ordered the release of the— supreme court has ordered the release of the former prime ntntsten— release of the former prime minister, imran_ release of the former prime minister, imran khan, saying his aest— minister, imran khan, saying his arrest was illegal.— minister, imran khan, saying his arrest was illegal. mr khan was arrested— arrest was illegal. mr khan was anestet on— arrest was illegal. mr khan was arrested on tuesday by paramilitary- arrested on tuesday by paramilitary officers in riot eea— paramilitary officers in riot gear tn— paramilitary officers in riot geat tn wnat— paramilitary officers in riot gear in what looked like a courtroom setting. it sparked wttespteat— courtroom setting. it sparked widespread protests right across the widespread protests right across tne eoanttw— widespread protests right across the country, with— widespread protests right across the country, with more than 1000 peopte— the country, with more than 1000 peopte attested,— the country, with more than 1000 people arrested, forcing the powetnnent— people arrested, forcing the government at— people arrested, forcing the government at one point to call in government at one point to call tn tne— government at one point to call tn tne any— government at one point to call tn tne any to— government at one point to call in the army to help restore otett. — in the army to help restore otett. wow,— in the army to help restore order. now, here- in the army to help restore order. now, here at home, rail sentees— order. now, here at home, rail sentees tan— order. now, here at home, rail sentees tw— order. now, here at home, rail services run by the operator ttanspenntne— services run by the operator transpennine express , are to be transpennine express, are to be ttoaent— transpennine express, are to be ptowpnt anten— transpennine express, are to be brought under government oonttot— brought under government control. the— brought under government control. the transport secretary nas— control. the transport secretary has announced.— control. the transport secretary has announced. the decision

tottows— has announced. the decision follows continuous cancellations on tne — follows continuous cancellations on tne seawee— follows continuous cancellations on the service. mark harper said the on the service. mark harper said tne tan-s— on the service. mark harper said the firm's contract— on the service. mark harper said the firm's contract will not be extentet — the firm's contract will not be extentet ot— the firm's contract will not be extended or renewed. the pepannent— extended or renewed. the department of— extended or renewed. the department of transport will tnsteat— department of transport will instead take— department of transport will instead take over the services non— instead take over the services tton maw— instead take over the services tton way we— instead take over the services from may the 28th. the train opetaton— from may the 28th. the train operator, which _ from may the 28th. the train operator, which covers northern tngtant— operator, which covers northern tngtant ant— operator, which covers northern england and runs— operator, which covers northern england and runs in parts of soottant— england and runs in parts of seottant ,— england and runs in parts of scotland , saw— england and runs in parts of scotland , saw 1— england and runs in parts of scotland , saw 1 in 6 services scotland, saw 1 in 6 services eaneettet— scotland, saw 1 in 6 services cancelled in— scotland, saw 1 in 6 services cancelled in the— scotland, saw 1 in 6 services cancelled in the month of march . tnat-s— cancelled in the month of march . was at— cancelled in the month of march . that's all from _ cancelled in the month of march . that's all from me. i'm back in . that's all from me. i'm back tn an— . that's all from me. i'm back tn an now.— . that's all from me. i'm back in an hour. back— . that's all from me. i'm back in an hour. back to- . that's all from me. i'm back in an hour. back to dan . in an hour. back to dan. so— in an hour. back to dan. so remember- in an hour. back to dan. so remember this campaign video? toot— so remember this campaign video? toot at— so remember this campaign video? toot at ttts— so remember this campaign video? look at this. what— so remember this campaign video? look at this. what i'm— so remember this campaign video? look at this. what i'm about- so remember this campaign video? look at this. what i'm about to show you was rishi sunak promising to shred eu laws dufing promising to shred eu laws during his first 100 days as pm from his first failed campaign to become pm. do we have that video ? because i did want to video? because i did want to show it. there we go. so, but now that he is in the top job via an anti—democrat pat cullen

parliamentary coup, ignoring tory members , he's shredding his tory members, he's shredding his own future and perhaps that of the conservative party . now let the conservative party. now let me be very honest physciaceae is on course to be thumped at the next general election . next general election. privately, senior tories admit to me that under his leadership there is little hope of staying in government and today that's just getting worse. with the decision to scrap the cast iron promise of getting rid of thousands of eu laws at lightning speed to deliver on the brexit dream that that terrible call has meant brexiteers mps have even started a conversation about delivering letters of no confidence in sunak to 1922. chair graham brady. meanwhile, the business secretary kemi badenoch own ambitions have replacing sunak also seem to have been shredded with the sneaky decision to roll back the bonfire of european laws and then sneak the announcement out via a newspaper

that has seen her hauled over the coals today by the speaker, lindsay hoyle. i'm very sorry tnat— lindsay hoyle. i'm very sorry tnat tne— lindsay hoyle. i'm very sorry that the sequence _ : i'm very sorry that the sequence thing that we enose— that the sequence thing that we enose not— that the sequence thing that we chose was not to— that the sequence thing that we chose was not to your satisfaction. - chose was not to your satisfaction. : chose was not to your- satisfaction. i was to order an order that is totally not acceptable. who do you think wow-e— acceptable. who do you think wow-te speattng— acceptable. who do you think you're speaking to? - ” who do you think you're speaking to? cg you're speaking to? secretary of state. — you're speaking to? secretary of state. ._ you're speaking to? secretary of state. i don't want. i think we need to understand each other. i am the defender of this house and these benches on both sides . iam and these benches on both sides . i am not going to be spoken to by a— . i am not going to be spoken to by a seetetatw— . i am not going to be spoken to by a seetetatw ot— i am not going to be spoken to by a secretary of state who is atsotatetw— by a secretary of state who is absolutely not— by a secretary of state who is absolutely not accepting my tattne. — absolutely not accepting my tattnp. tate— absolutely not accepting my ruling. take it— absolutely not accepting my ruling. take it with good grace ant— ruling. take it with good grace ant aeeept— ruling. take it with good grace ant aeeept tt— ruling. take it with good grace and accept it that— ruling. take it with good grace and accept it that members snoatt— and accept it that members should hear— and accept it that members should hear it— and accept it that members should hear it first. not a mess or should hear it first. not a mess ot wnat— should hear it first. not a mess ot wnat wow— should hear it first. not a mess or what you decide _ should hear it first. not a mess or what you decide . the fury or what you decide. the fury totaw— or what you decide. the fury totaw tnowgn— or what you decide. the fury today, though, doesn't just end wttn— today, though, doesn't just end wttn ttntsaw— today, though, doesn't just end with lindsay hoyle and with the beaten— with lindsay hoyle and with the ntextteets. — with lindsay hoyle and with the brexiteers . ten— with lindsay hoyle and with the brexiteers . cl" �*t::;t: with lindsay hoyle and with the brexiteers . cl" win: 13: brexiteers. ten terrified red wall mps have written to the prime minister demanding he pull his finger out by summer on the government's levelling up pledge or face an election hammering so

rishi's rebellions now come from furious tory mps over brexit levelling up housing reforms and the failure to stop the boats i want might have been if they had just left boris johnson in post respecting the democracy of both the country and the party, as i insisted they should at the time. instead they gave in to the psychotic sue gray led partygate witch hunt as former bofis partygate witch hunt as former boris comms chief guto harri has outlined in his bombshell new podcast released today. conservative mps, in his words, had become sick .uk the police were trawling all over partygate and had an inquiry led by a until then at least obscure civil servant called sue gray, now a household name, of course, and a hero of the left was planning what he described then as an orgy of pain and abuse and humiliation. well, as an orgy of pain and abuse and humiliation . well, boris , as an orgy of pain and abuse and humiliation. well, boris , is humiliation. well, boris, is ot— humiliation. well, boris, is sense of injustice- c well, boris, is sense of injustice has been anpttttet— sense of injustice has been amplified tonight with breaking tewetattons— amplified tonight with breaking revelations from _ amplified tonight with breaking revelations from sky news that the revelations from sky news that tne wtetet— revelations from sky news that the wicked witch _ revelations from sky news that the wicked witch hunters of

westminster— the wicked witch hunters of westminster ,_ the wicked witch hunters of westminster , sue gray and westminster, sue gray and natttet— westminster, sue gray and harriet harman, had personal contact— harriet harman, had personal contact tn— harriet harman, had personal contact in the— harriet harman, had personal contact in the early stages of we— contact in the early stages of tne pnwteges— contact in the early stages of the privileges committee inquiry into the privileges committee inquiry tnto eanwgate— the privileges committee inquiry into partygate the— the privileges committee inquiry into partygate the very committee _ into partygate the very committee labour wokeist to harm and committee labour wokeist to harm ant enatts— committee labour wokeist to harm ant enatts so— committee labour wokeist to harm and chairs so it's— committee labour wokeist to harm and chairs so it's time for tnete— and chairs so it's time for tnete to— and chairs so it's time for tnete to te— and chairs so it's time for there to be democracy and conservatism _ there to be democracy and conservatism brought back into the conservative _ conservatism brought back into the conservative party. cj” conservatism brought back into the conservative party. cj" the conservative party. or what on the conservative party. or what an oath— the conservative party. or what an oath ts— the conservative party. or what on earth is the— the conservative party. or what on earth is the alternative being offered against labour at the next election? so that's why i'm going to be attending the first conservative democratic organisation conference in bournemouth saturday bournemouth on saturday alongside true tories. like my colleague nadine dorries and priti patel. and i'll show you what happens there on monday's programme. but we can't sit back and let the country be taken hold of by a socialist coalition from hell led by slippery starmer and supported by the corbynite scottish separatists, greens and brexit reversing lib dems. so this is actually not just a fight for the soul of the conservative party . it's a fight conservative party. it's a fight for the soul of the country. and to respond now, my superstar panel to respond now, my superstar panel, top daily telegraph

columnist allison pearson on the former conservative london mayoral candidate shaun bailey , mayoral candidate shaun bailey, and the author and broadcaster amy nicholl. so, allison, the chickens are coming home to roost for sunak, aren't they? for a long time, he got away with all of this because he's the media darling. yeah i think it's not chickens. it's buzzards, isn't- c ti." ti. it's buzzards, isn't it? it's not chickens. it's buzzards, isn't it? coming home to roost? entire— buzzards, isn't it? coming home to roost? entire flock— buzzards, isn't it? coming home to roost? entire flock of- to roost? entire flock of wattwes— to roost? entire flock of vultures are _ , entire flock of vultures are coming in. c vultures are coming in. it's a teattw— vultures are coming in. it's a teattw tat. — vultures are coming in. it's a really bad. it's— vultures are coming in. it's a really bad. it's a— vultures are coming in. it's a really bad. it's a bad day, isn't it? they try to sneak it outt— isn't it? they try to sneak it out, won— isn't it? they try to sneak it out, you know— isn't it? they try to sneak it out, you know, they- c fl they try to sneak it out, you know, they try to bring it out, you know, they try to bring tt tn— out, you know, they try to bring tt tn tne— out, you know, they try to bring it in the bins— out, you know, they try to bring it in the bins around the back. teattw— it in the bins around the back. teattw as— it in the bins around the back. teattw as .— it in the bins around the back. really as i know— it in the bins around the back. really as i know from my tetettapn— really as i know from my telegraph readers, there's massive disillusion amongst the base.— massive disillusion amongst the tase-tt-s— massive disillusion amongst the base.-it's terrible.- massive disillusion amongst the base. it's terrible. dan base. i mean, it's terrible. dan t hey— base. i mean, it's terrible. dan tnew ton-t— base. i mean, it's terrible. dan they ton-t tast— base. i mean, it's terrible. dan they don't just want them to tose— they don't just want them to tose. tnew— they don't just want them to lose. they actually want them to be lose. they actually want them to te—t— lose. they actually want them to te—t nean— lose. they actually want them to te—t neanltet- be destroyed. i mean, i get enatts— be destroyed. i mean, i get enatts on— be destroyed. i mean, i get enatts on a— be destroyed. i mean, i get emails on a daily basis saying ttat— emails on a daily basis saying tnat. so— emails on a daily basis saying that. so these— emails on a daily basis saying that. so these getting rid of tnese— that. so these getting rid of tnese tu— that. so these getting rid of these eu regulations that was teeptnt— these eu regulations that was teeptnt tattn— these eu regulations that was keeping faith with the people wno— keeping faith with the people wno tave— keeping faith with the people who gave boris— keeping faith with the people who gave boris that 80 seat majority— who gave boris that 80 seat majority wasn't _ who gave boris that 80 seat majority wasn't it? and as you sat— majority wasn't it? and as you sat, ttsnt — majority wasn't it? and as you said, rishi used— majority wasn't it? and as you said, rishi used that as part of his leadership— said, rishi used that as part of his leadership campaign. don't wottw— his leadership campaign. don't wanna— his leadership campaign. don't wanna teen— his leadership campaign. don't worry, a keen brexiteer and worry, i'm a keen brexiteer and so-woa-te— worry, i'm a keen brexiteer and so-voa-te sate— worry, i'm a keen brexiteer and so-you're safe with-

worry, i'm a keen brexiteer and so you're safe with me. and so on. you're safe with me. and tnts— so on. you're safe with me. and we tntnt— so on. you're safe with me. and this thing today,— so on. you're safe with me. and this thing today, it— so on. you're safe with me. and this thing today, it just looks twe— this thing today, it just looks ttte towtnt— this thing today, it just looks like rowing back. but i think we're also coming back to this tntnt— we're also coming back to this tntnt-tattet— we're also coming back to thisi thing-talked-before thing we've talked about before of-whitehall_ thing we've talked about before of whitehall blob. yes. this of the whitehall blob. yes. this tntnt— of the whitehall blob. yes. this the .— of the whitehall blob. yes. this the . so— of the whitehall blob. yes. this the . so tent— of the whitehall blob. yes. this thing . so kemi badenoch as good thing. so kemi badenoch as good as satt— thing. so kemi badenoch as good as satt .— thing. so kemi badenoch as good as satt . tnese— thing. so kemi badenoch as good as said . these people don't as said. these people don't teattw— as said. these people don't teattw want— as said. these people don't really want to— as said. these people don't really want to scrap these regulations,— really want to scrap these regulations, do - really want to scrap these regulations, do they? so they're totnt— regulations, do they? so they're totnt tt— regulations, do they? so they're totnt tt very— regulations, do they? so they're totnt tt veryt wen— regulations, do they? so they're doing it very, very slowly in wet— doing it very, very slowly in tnett two— doing it very, very slowly in their two days— doing it very, very slowly in their two days a— doing it very, very slowly in their two days a week working non— their two days a week working tton none— their two days a week working from home from _ their two days a week working from home from the peloton bike . ant— from home from the peloton bike . ant by— from home from the peloton bike . ant by tne— from home from the peloton bike . and by the time— from home from the peloton bike . and by the time labour's in, they'll say, oh, we like all of these laws , let's just leave these laws, let's just leave them think if they're them alone. i think if they're tent— them alone. i think if they're tett tn— them alone. i think if they're tett tn ptaee— them alone. i think if they're left in place, you— i think if they're left in place, you know, they may— left in place, you know, they may swttentw— left in place, you know, they may suddenly you know, may suddenly be, you know, ttoatnt— may suddenly be, you know, ttoatnt-to— may suddenly be, you know, brought-to life- may suddenly be, you know, brought to life the minute brought back to life the minute tnat— brought back to life the minute that starmer's_ brought back to life the minute that starmer's-but- brought back to life the minute that starmer's-but i- brought back to life the minute that starmer's at?“ c that starmer's in. but i don't think got very faith think i've got very little faith in sunak. i think boris , in rishi sunak. i think boris, whatever faults, was immense whatever his faults, was immense , charismatic. he was able to hold together the red wall and the, you know, the blue tory heartlands, an amazing juggling trick in retrospect . and i think trick in retrospect. and i think sunakis trick in retrospect. and i think sunak is a managing technocrat. he hasn't got the guts. he hasn't got the passion . and all hasn't got the passion. and all we're getting at the moment is gimmicks about pharmacists and god knows what. so exactly. it's

not a kind of like it's not a meaty performance he really needs. now he's fighting for the for his life, isn't he? yeah well, he's thinking " e ”ti; t?“ e 7 “ti?" well, he's thinking around " e ”ti; 5" e 7 “ti?" well, he's thinking around the ettes— well, he's thinking around the ettes tnowtn. — well, he's thinking around the edges though. policy wise. shaun nattew— edges though. policy wise. shaun nattew san— edges though. policy wise. shaun nattew eaneann— edges though. policy wise. shaun bailey, can-can we- edges though. policy wise. shaun bailey, can can we talk bailey, can we, can we talk about— bailey, can we, can we talk atoat tnts— bailey, can we, can we talk about this revelation tonight atoat— about this revelation tonight about harriet— about this revelation tonight about harriet harman and sue staye— about harriet harman and sue gray? neeaase— about harriet harman and sue gray? because this is really eoneetntnt — gray? because this is really eoneetntnt t— gray? because this is really concerning. i have described tnts— concerning. i have described this privileges— concerning. i have described this privileges committee as a tantatoo— this privileges committee as a kangaroo court— this privileges committee as a kangaroo court .— this privileges committee as a kangaroo court . partygate was kangaroo court. partygate was wen— kangaroo court. partygate was very eteattw— kangaroo court. partygate was very eteattw a— kangaroo court. partygate was very clearly a psychotic witch nont— very clearly a psychotic witch nant tnat— very clearly a psychotic witch hunt that unfortunately tory taettenen— hunt that unfortunately tory backbench has— hunt that unfortunately tory backbench has bought into. what are we meant to— backbench has bought into. what are we meant to believe about tnts— are we meant to believe about this revelation?— are we meant to believe about this revelation? because harman , wnen— this revelation? because harman , wnen nons— this revelation? because harman he. tons was— this revelation? because harman , when boris was giving evidence mate— , when boris was giving evidence nate tt— , when boris was giving evidence made it absolutely— , when boris was giving evidence made it absolutely clear that sne— made it absolutely clear that sae stat— made it absolutely clear that see stay was— made it absolutely clear that sue gray was about to become the tatow— sue gray was about to become the tatow onet— sue gray was about to become the labour chief of— sue gray was about to become the labour chief of staff. _ sue gray was about to become the labour chief of staff. and so as a tesatt— labour chief of staff. and so as a tesatt, tnew— labour chief of staff. and so as a result, they weren't going to ttsten— a result, they weren't going to ttsten to— a result, they weren't going to ttsten to a— a result, they weren't going to listen to a thing— a result, they weren't going to listen to a thing that she had to saw. — listen to a thing that she had to saw. wow— listen to a thing that she had to saw. now we— listen to a thing that she had to say. now we learn that they are to say. now we learn that they seetettw— to say. now we learn that they are secretly-as- to say. now we learn that theyj are secretly-as-of are secretly meeting as part of tnts— are secretly meeting as part of this investigation.— are secretly meeting as part of this investigation. think it this investigation. i think it toots— this investigation. i think it toots-ant- this investigation. i think it looks and corrupt. this investigation. i think it- looks-and corrupt. sean looks crooked and corrupt. sean ctootet— looks crooked and corrupt. sean ctootet ant— looks crooked and corrupt. sean crooked and corrupt doesn't tettn— crooked and corrupt doesn't tettn to— crooked and corrupt doesn't begin to describe what it is, wnat— begin to describe what it is, wnat tt— begin to describe what it is, what it really— begin to describe what it is, what it really is— begin to describe what it is, what it really is taking the nttttsn— what it really is taking the british people— what it really is taking the british people as fools. it's sawtnt— british people as fools. it's saying actually— british people as fools. it's saying actually , we say one

saying actually, we say one tntnt— saying actually, we say one the to— saying actually, we say one the to wow— saying actually, we say one thing to you, we'll mount our nttn— thing to you, we'll mount our nttn nonse— thing to you, we'll mount our high horse, we'll— thing to you, we'll mount our high horse, we'll flog boris all wow— high horse, we'll flog boris all your patn— high horse, we'll flog boris all your patn as— high horse, we'll flog boris all your pain as boris— high horse, we'll flog boris all your pain as boris named it. but in your pain as boris named it. but tn tne— your pain as boris named it. but in the background— your pain as boris named it. but in the background we'll break all in the background we'll break at tne— in the background we'll break all the rules— in the background we'll break all the rules ourselves, all tnat— all the rules ourselves, all tnat notat— all the rules ourselves, all that moral high- all the rules ourselves, all that moral high ground. we'll ntte— that moral high ground. we'll hide underneath— that moral high ground. we'll hide underneath it. and think hide underneath it. and i think aetaattw— hide underneath it. and i think aetaattw tne — hide underneath it. and i think actually, the public now are seen;— actually, the public now are seetnt-wnat- actually, the public now are seeing-what it- actually, the public now are seeing what it actually seeing it for what it actually was-lau— seeing it for what it actually was..all these— seeing it for what it actually was. all these snide comments was. so all these snide comments mate—non— was. so all these snide comments made—from nicola- made by anybody from nicola stutteon— made by anybody from nicola stutteon to— made by anybody from nicola sturgeon to labour activists on the sturgeon to labour activists on tne tootstep— sturgeon to labour activists on the doorstep are— sturgeon to labour activists on the doorstep are simply not tape.— the doorstep are simply not true-cannot— the doorstep are simply not true. cannot believe them true. we cannot believe them teeaase— true. we cannot believe them teeaase ot— true. we cannot believe them because of all— true. we cannot believe them because of all the collusion going— because of all the collusion totntltn— because of all the collusion going in background. going on in the background. senentnt— going on in the background. scheming-was- going on in the background. scheming was so going on in the background.- scheming-was so worried scheming sturgeon was so worried atoat— scheming sturgeon was so worried atoat a— scheming sturgeon was so worried atoat a pteee— scheming sturgeon was so worried atowt a pteee ot— scheming sturgeon was so worried about a piece of cake. look at wnat— about a piece of cake. look at wnat was— about a piece of cake. look at wnat totnt— about a piece of cake. look at what was going on in your own party,— what was going on in your own patty, towe— what was going on in your own party, love. exactly. i mean, amy— party, love. exactly. i mean, amy wtenott— party, love. exactly. i mean, amy wtenott .— party, love. exactly. i mean, amy nicholl , this is a stitch amy nicholl, this is a stitch up,— amy nicholl, this is a stitch .p, tsn-t— amy nicholl, this is a stitch wp, tsn-t tt— amy nicholl, this is a stitch wp, tsn-t tt, by— amy nicholl, this is a stitch up, isn't it, by these wicked wtten— up, isn't it, by these wicked witch hunters— up, isn't it, by these wicked witch hunters of— up, isn't it, by these wicked witch hunters of westmin foster, sne— witch hunters of westmin foster, sae stay— witch hunters of westmin foster, sae etaw ant— witch hunters of westmin foster, sue gray and harriet harman. i tttnt— sue gray and harriet harman. i tntnt tts— sue gray and harriet harman. i tntnt up so— sue gray and harriet harman. i think it's so desperate- sue gray and harriet harman. i think it's so desperate that- think it's so desperate that you're scrabbling around that you're scrabbling around that you have to call it a witch hunt. it was just an impartial fact. oh, hunt. it was just an impartial fact . oh, my gosh. oh, my gosh. fact. oh, my gosh. oh, my gosh. if fact. oh, my gosh. oh, my gosh. tt won.— fact. oh, my gosh. oh, my gosh. tt won. — fact. oh, my gosh. oh, my gosh. tt you- on.— fact. oh, my gosh. oh, my gosh. tt won. on. my— fact. oh, my gosh. oh, my gosh. if you. oh, my gosh— fact. oh, my gosh. oh, my gosh. if you. oh, my gosh .- ti oh, my gosh. oh, my gosh. if you. g i oh, my gosh. oh, my gosh. if you. g if you. oh, my gosh. she's about to become keir starmer as chief of staff, you could have used any word other than impartial

foul. and we couldn't have impartial investigation i've ever seen it might be a surprise to two tories like yourself. it is. but some people can work wttn— is. but some people can work with impartiality— is. but some people can work with impartiality and integrity in with impartiality and integrity tn one— with impartiality and integrity tn tote— with impartiality and integrity in one role and— with impartiality and integrity in one role and then move to anotnet— in one role and then move to anotnet to— in one role and then move to another to work— in one role and then move to another to work for the leader of another to work for the leader ot tne — another to work for the leader of the labour— another to work for the leader of the labour party . xii; eat of the labour party. integrity woatt— of the labour party. integrity would have been there is thousands of civil servants who are capable of doing that. she could have just said no thank you, pick someone else. what she did herself in a did was put herself in a position of power over the pm to help her new boss, who appointed sue gray. the civil service , and sue gray. the civil service, and tons— sue gray. the civil service, and boris johnson. _ sue gray. the civil service, and boris johnson. but— sue gray. the civil service, and boris johnson. but she- c1? the civil service, and boris johnson. t: boris johnson. but she have said no. it was meant to be. simon case, the cabinet secretary who had to recuse himself because his of his involvement in the parties. but at the end of the day, amy, uh, she was appointed by boris on the clear understanding that she was a senior and trusted civil servant, not someone who she was too senior. she wasn't the boss of the labour party, you know, the real pain, the pain is the ordinary civil servants who are sitting at home now who do operate integrity. she has

operate with integrity. she has put disrepute. i think put them in disrepute. i think if go you go and level if you go if you go and level this type of accusations at these inquiries, then you need to that at inquiries and to do that at all inquiries and have these about all have these suspicions about all the going the different inquiries going on, can't do. and also on, which you can't do. and also it's on, which you can't do. and also tt-s tnnttnt— on, which you can't do. and also tt-s tnnttnt tne— tit" i i " e t:t:::t and also it's bringing the committees tnto— it's bringing the committees into disrepute. _ it's bringing the committees into disrepute. but harriet harman, else harman, who who else who else was on the committee with harriet harman is it doesn't matter. she's the chair. do you antetstante— matter. she's the chair. do you understand? she— matter. she's the chair. do you understand? she is— she's the chair. do you understand? she is the one who ttteets— understand? she is the one who ttteets tne— understand? she is the one who directs the direction of that eonntttee. — directs the direction of that committee. and _ directs the direction of that committee. and by the way, she nat— committee. and by the way, she nat atteatw— committee. and by the way, she had already proclaimed boris tonnson— had already proclaimed boris tonnson entw— had already proclaimed boris johnson guilty twitter before johnson guilty on twitter before she johnson guilty on twitter before sne-ewen— johnson guilty on twitter before she .even know— johnson guilty on twitter before she even know why. but look, she was even know why. but look, tnete— she was even know why. but look, tnete ts— she was even know why. but look, tnete ts a— she was even know why. but look, there is a question— she was even know why. but look, there is a question given that no-tne— there is a question given that no the mainstream media no one in the mainstream media wants— no one in the mainstream media wants won— no one in the mainstream media wants you to— no one in the mainstream media wants you to ast,— no one in the mainstream media wants you to ask, but alison, i tntnt— wants you to ask, but alison, i tntnt tt— wants you to ask, but alison, i tntnt tt ts— wants you to ask, but alison, i think it is becoming even more petttnent— think it is becoming even more pentnent no— think it is becoming even more pentnent .— think it is becoming even more pertinent now . do— think it is becoming even more pertinent now . do the tories pertinent now. do the tories nave— pertinent now. do the tories nawe to— pertinent now. do the tories have to genuinely consider the nec— have to genuinely consider the one tne— have to genuinely consider the bbc the nuclear— have to genuinely consider the bbc the nuclear option , bringing bbc the nuclear option, bringing tast— bbc the nuclear option, bringing taet nons— bbc the nuclear option, bringing back boris before— bbc the nuclear option, bringing back boris before the next eteettone— back boris before the next election? i— back boris before the next election? i just- back boris before the next election? i just think we're tanntnt— election? i just think we're tanntnt oat— election? i just think we're running out of— election? i just think we're running out of time. j? running out of time. dan, i'm sttgtttw— running out of time. dan, i'm slightly i'm coming over to your point of view. who would have believed it? i do think now jettisoning him with what we've got, it's pretty

got, i mean, it's looking pretty pathetic. some pathetic. there were some surveys rishi sunak surveys saying that rishi sunak is the most popular leader ever in the world. thought out of a in the world. i thought out of a focus rishi focus group of what, two rishi sunak of rishi sunaks sunak both of rishi sunaks parents, in that one. i parents, both in that one. i mean, i sadly, i think it's too late and i think it just does need some oomph and god knows where they're going to get it from honestly, i think from quite honestly, i think the key thing that boris come key thing that the boris come back the next election is back before the next election is all things possible. but all things are possible. but tories will sit down. - gi but tories will sit down. we'll tttnt— tories will sit down. we'lli tntnw—want tories will sit down. we'll. think,_want to tories will sit down. we'll- think,_want to go think, do we actually want to go tntoatn— think, do we actually want to go through-disruption- think, do we actually want to go through disruption again? think, do we actually want to go throug a disruption again? think, do we actually want to go througa decisionuption again? think, do we actually want to go throug a decision for on again? think, do we actually want to go throug a decision for boris ain? think, do we actually want to go throug a decision for boris and that's a decision for boris and ttsnt— that's a decision for boris and ttsnt to— that's a decision for boris and rishi to have— that's a decision for boris and rishi to have a— that's a decision for boris and rishi to have a look at. but wnat— rishi to have a look at. but wnat ttsnt— rishi to have a look at. but what rishi has— rishi to have a look at. but what rishi has got to do is remember the _ what rishi has got to do is remember the key tenant of eonttotttnt — remember the key tenant of controlling the— remember the key tenant of controlling the conservative party _ controlling the conservative tattw-as— controlling the conservative tattw-aswoa-we- controlling the conservative party, as you've said, party, doing as you've said, tnete-s— party, doing as you've said, there's people— party, doing as you've said, there's people in the party who are there's people in the party who tat— there's people in the party who are big supporters. people are not swppottets— are big supporters. people are not supporters, but they not supporters, but what they wtt— not supporters, but what they will-behind- not supporters, but what they will-behind him.- not supporters, but what they will behind him. if he will do is get behind him. if he tettwens— will do is get behind him. if he delivers. and— will do is get behind him. if he delivers. and that's his enattente— delivers. and that's his challenge now. and if he doesn't tettwen— challenge now. and if he doesn't tettwen-neat- deliver, then he'll hear the speette— deliver, then he'll hear the spectre . boris. - deliver, then he'll hear the spectre boris. boris remains spectre of boris. boris remains notew— spectre of boris. boris remains hugely populab_ spectre of boris. boris remains hugely popular, not just in the party— hugely popular, not just in the patty-atso— hugely popular, not just in the party also outside the party but also outside the party — party but also outside the pattw. .ttsnt - party but also outside the party. rishi needs to party. and rishi needs to owtpettotn— party. and rishi needs to outperform feeling because party. and rishi needs to othetrform feeling because party. and rishi needs to othe doesn't, feeling because party. and rishi needs to othe doesn't, he ieeling because party. and rishi needs to othe doesn't, he could because party. and rishi needs to othe doesn't, he could have use if he doesn't, he could have a nons— if he doesn't, he could have a tons snapet— if he doesn't, he could have a boris shaped problem. okay, snaan— boris shaped problem. okay, shaun bailey.— boris shaped problem. okay, shaun bailey. nicole. shaun bailey. amy. nicole.

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senote— loyalty to a scandal ridden senote ts— loyalty to a scandal ridden schofe is putting her own tttttennt— schofe is putting her own glittering career at risk. and tnew— glittering career at risk. and they couldn't— glittering career at risk. and they couldn't have looked more awtwatt— they couldn't have looked more awkward when _ they couldn't have looked more awkward when hitting screens for the awkward when hitting screens for tne tatest— awkward when hitting screens for the latest episode— awkward when hitting screens for the latest episode of the notntnt— the latest episode of the morning kwarteng . i morning kwarteng. welcome to your— morning kwarteng. welcome to your thursday this morning with three. i didn't know that . how three. i didn't know that. how tnat— three. i didn't know that. how tnat a— three. i didn't know that. how was that a thing? _ three. i didn't know that. how was that a thing? i- shit; i didn't know that. how was that a thing? at?“ c was that a thing? i don't know now— was that a thing? i don't know how the whole of europe an exact voting made three people spain being the netherlands and france. well there you go for tne— france. well there you go for tne ttttte— france. well there you go for the little eurovision- i well there you go for the little eurovision fact 18. net-s— the little eurovision fact 18. let's believe— the little eurovision fact 18. let's believe that— the little eurovision fact 18. let's believe that phil's- the little eurovision fact 18. let's believe that phil's old isn't it? can't believe that isn't it? can't believe that isn't it? can't believe that isn't it? anyway i love you now. holly enfield's, 14 year pannetsntp— holly enfield's, 14 year partnership took its latest tattenntt— partnership took its latest battering, most recently when senottett-s— battering, most recently when schofield's brother was convicted _ schofield's brother was convicted for- schofield's brother was convicted for sexually abusing a teenage— convicted for sexually abusing a teenage tow— convicted for sexually abusing a teenage ton ant— convicted for sexually abusing a teenage boy and in a further ttow— teenage boy and in a further ttow to— teenage boy and in a further blow to phil,— teenage boy and in a further blow to phil, today's front page of blow to phil, today's front page ot tne— blow to phil, today's front page ot tne san— blow to phil, today's front page of the sun revealed holly and tnttttp— of the sun revealed holly and tnttttp ate— of the sun revealed holly and phillip are barely— of the sun revealed holly and phillip are barely speaking off wttn— phillip are barely speaking off screen with insiders saying she is screen with insiders saying she ts teatt— screen with insiders saying she ts teatw to— screen with insiders saying she ts teatn to to— screen with insiders saying she is ready to do the— screen with insiders saying she is ready to do the show without mm.— is ready to do the show without ntn. twe— is ready to do the show without him. i've revealed— is ready to do the show without him. i've revealed more on this in him. i've revealed more on this tn an— him. i've revealed more on this tn an eeasttwe— him. i've revealed more on this in an exclusive column for the natt— in an exclusive column for the mat onttne— in an exclusive column for the mail online today— in an exclusive column for the mail online today with a source etose— mail online today with a source etose to— mail online today with a source etose to notn— mail online today with a source close to holly telling me the tattowt— close to holly telling me the fallout-phillip- close to holly telling me the fallout phillip has been fallout with phillip has been going— fallout with phillip has been totnt on— fallout with phillip has been totnt on tot— fallout with phillip has been going on for quite some time.

for going on for quite some time. tot notnt— going on for quite some time. for holly, there's— going on for quite some time. for holly, there's also a degree of for holly, there's also a degree ot-teeontnt— for holly, there's also a degree of becoming concerned that of her becoming concerned that ot— of her becoming concerned that ot tne— of her becoming concerned that some of the scandals connected to—tanattnt- some of the scandals connected to—tanattnt net- to phillip are damaging her tepwtatton— to phillip are damaging her reputation. tonight , to phillip are damaging her reputation. tonight, i'm reputation. so tonight, i'm asttnt— reputation. so tonight, i'm asking would— reputation. so tonight, i'm asking would holly willoughby be tettet— asking would holly willoughby be tettet ott— asking would holly willoughby be better off presenting this notntnt— better off presenting this morning without the scandal hit? tnttttp— morning without the scandal hit? phillip schofield— morning without the scandal hit? phillip schofield dan wootton enwtwswt— phillip schofield dan wootton gbnews.uk is— phillip schofield dan wootton gbnews.uk is my email vote in our gbnews.uk is my email vote in pott— gbnews.uk is my email vote in pott at— gbnews.uk is my email vote in pott at on— gbnews.uk is my email vote in our poll at gb views. but doing tatte— our poll at gb views. but doing tattte on— our poll at gb views. but doing battle on this— our poll at gb views. but doing battle on this three giants of tne— battle on this three giants of the entertainment industry, our ot— the entertainment industry, our ot tne— the entertainment industry, our man of the people, coronation stteet— man of the people, coronation stteet tetent— man of the people, coronation street legend charlie lawson, top nnttsn— street legend charlie lawson, top british talent manager, ntotessot— top british talent manager, professor jonathan shalit, top british talent manager, professorjonathan shalit, and professor jonathan shalit, and the professor jonathan shalit, and tne tw— professor jonathan shalit, and the tv personality . she was once the tv personality. she was once known— the tv personality. she was once known as— the tv personality. she was once known as tne— the tv personality. she was once known as the queen of clean. she has known as the queen of clean. she nas nat— known as the queen of clean. she nas nat net— known as the queen of clean. she has had her own— known as the queen of clean. she has had her own run— known as the queen of clean. she has had her own run ins with tnttttp— has had her own run ins with phillip schofield— has had her own run ins with phillip schofield in the past. nat— phillip schofield in the past. tat tnen— phillip schofield in the past. but then again,— phillip schofield in the past. but then again, so have i. kim woottwnt— but then again, so have i. kim woodburn, welcome all. so tonatnan— woodburn, welcome all. so jonathan shalit, you obviously teptesent— jonathan shalit, you obviously represent some— jonathan shalit, you obviously represent some of the biggest names on itv.— represent some of the biggest names on itv. and despite the tast— names on itv. and despite the taet tnat— names on itv. and despite the fact that holly— names on itv. and despite the fact that holly doesn't want to keep — fact that holly doesn't want to keep wotttnt— fact that holly doesn't want to keep working with phillip, you say keep working with phillip, you san saw— keep working with phillip, you saw san tnat— keep working with phillip, you say say that this— keep working with phillip, you say say that this combination is a toot— say say that this combination is a toot tntnt— say say that this combination is a toot tntnt tot— say say that this combination is a good thing for itv . �*ftt�*tzge a good thing for itv. well, won-te— a good thing for itv. well, you're quoting some of what i

said. dan, first of all, your introduction— said. dan, first of all, your introduction was- t: dan, first of all, your introduction was completely naneet— introduction was completely naneet tn— introduction was completely nuanced in the— introduction was completely nuanced in the direction that you— nuanced in the direction that now wantet— nuanced in the direction that now wantet to— nuanced in the direction that you wanted to take this story. so you wanted to take this story. so t— you wanted to take this story. so t apptawt— you wanted to take this story. so t apptawt now— you wanted to take this story. so i applaud you for having the nonestw— so i applaud you for having the nonestnlsawtnt— so i applaud you for having the honesty saying you had honesty of saying you had a tattoat— honesty of saying you had a fallout schofield. hence fallout with mr schofield. hence why— fallout with mr schofield. hence wby now-we— fallout with mr schofield. hence why you've taken— fallout with mr schofield. hence why you've taken this position. tne— why you've taken this position. tne ttatn— why you've taken this position. tne ttatn ts— why you've taken this position. the truth is, this— why you've taken this position. the truth is, this morning is sweet— the truth is, this morning is page tnan— the truth is, this morning is ttttet tnan ann— the truth is, this morning is bigger than any individual ptesenten— bigger than any individual presenter. it— bigger than any individual presenter. it is— bigger than any individual presenter. it is one of the most sweeesstwt— presenter. it is one of the most successful formats— presenter. it is one of the most successful formats on british successful form ats on british tetewtston— successful formats on british television and _ successful formats on british television and itv have, by the way— television and itv have, by the wty t— television and itv have, by the wan t ttv— television and itv have, by the wan t ttv nawe— television and itv have, by the way , itv have not— television and itv have, by the way , itv have not been rocked by way, itv have not been rocked by tnts— way, itv have not been rocked by we at— way, itv have not been rocked by we at at. — way, itv have not been rocked by this at all. this— way, itv have not been rocked by this at all. this morning remains a very strong brand. e remains a very strong brand. it gets— remains a very strong brand. it gets wen— remains a very strong brand. it gets wen sttont. — remains a very strong brand. it gets very strong. viewers- gets very strong. viewers consistently , irrespective of consistently, irrespective of those presenting it . and yes, on those presenting it. and yes, on different days you get different levels of viewership. but the consistent factor is this morning gets great viewers would would would holly be better presenting without phillip she has presented shows without phillip so clearly yes but equally you could say would phillip be better presenting without holly the answers he has presented shows without holly. so really good so yes, they are really good presenters. the clip you showed of them today, you know, having a massive rift on television. i just don't think that's true. i think it was a good clip of a of

another good show. well, i can tell you, jonathan,— g: well, i can tell you, jonathan, jonathan, you— tell you, jonathan, jonathan, now know— tell you, jonathan, jonathan, now know twe— tell you, jonathan, jonathan, you know, i've been reporting on tnts— you know, i've been reporting on tne—zona— you know, i've been reporting on tne—zones ant- this story since 2019, and tntnts— this story since 2019, and tntnts ate— this story since 2019, and things are not— this story since 2019, and things are not good between notn— things are not good between now ant— things are not good between holly and phillip. she wants to go holly and phillip. she wants to 90 tt— holly and phillip. she wants to to tt atone — holly and phillip. she wants to go it alone. itv— holly and phillip. she wants to go it alone. itv is— holly and phillip. she wants to go it alone. itv is going to nawe— go it alone. itv is going to nawelnate— go it alone. itv is going to have i make a _ go it alone. itv is going to have make a choice. i just have to make a choice. i just want— have to make a choice. i just want to— have to make a choice. i just want to pet— have to make a choice. i just want to pick you— have to make a choice. i just want to pick you up on one tntnt. — want to pick you up on one tntnt. ves— want to pick you up on one tntnt. ves t— want to pick you up on one thing. yes i have- want to pick you up on one thing. yes i have had my own petsonat— thing. yes i have had my own personal beef— thing. yes i have had my own personal beef with phillip. in tast— personal beef with phillip. in taetleottet— personal beef with phillip. in fact,iworked.itv- personal beef with phillip. in fact, worked itv daytime fact, i worked at itv daytime for fact, i worked at itv daytime tot-tne— fact, i worked at itv daytime for-the bloke- fact, i worked at itv daytime for the bloke tried for ten years. the bloke tried to-ne— for ten years. the bloke tried to-me sacked— for ten years. the bloke tried to me sacked multiple times. to get me sacked multiple times. was— to get me sacked multiple times. tnat-s-to— to get me sacked multiple times. tnat-s-to to— to get me sacked multiple times. that's-to do with- to get me sacked multiple times. that's to do with my that's nothing to do with my tepontnt— that's nothing to do with my tepontntltnts— that's nothing to do with my reporting this story. i've reporting on this story. i've spoken— reporting on this story. i've spoken to— reporting on this story. i've spoken to household names spoken to eight household names at—ne— spoken to eight household names at—ne tnat- spoken to eight household names at_me that the- at itv who tell me that the taetstate — at itv who tell me that the backstage tensions on this notntnt— backstage tensions on this notntnt ate— backstage tensions on this morning are toxic . and the thing morning are toxic. and the thing is, morning are toxic. and the thing tst cnattte— morning are toxic. and the thing is, charlie lawson,— morning are toxic. and the thing is, charlie lawson, i think viewers have— is, charlie lawson, i think viewers have now realised aetaatn— viewers have now realised actually that— viewers have now realised actually that phillip schofield tsn-t— actually that phillip schofield em a— actually that phillip schofield isn't a particularly nice guy. vow— isn't a particularly nice guy. now know— isn't a particularly nice guy. you know, he— isn't a particularly nice guy. you know, he treated amanda notten— you know, he treated amanda holden terribly. _ you know, he treated amanda holden terribly. he treated, he tteatet— holden terribly. he treated, he treated fearne_ holden terribly. he treated, he treated fearne britton terribly. he treated fearne britton terribly. ne tteatet— treated fearne britton terribly. he treated ruth— treated fearne britton terribly. he treated ruth langsford tettttn— he treated ruth langsford terribly. the— he treated ruth langsford terribly. the viewers , charlie, terribly. the viewers, charlie, nawe— terribly. the viewers, charlie, nawe ptetet— terribly. the viewers, charlie, nawe ptetet pp— terribly. the viewers, charlie, have picked up on this. so why do have picked up on this. so why to ttv— have picked up on this. so why to ttv stet— have picked up on this. so why do itv stick by— have picked up on this. so why do itv stick by this guy when notn— do itv stick by this guy when notn toesn-t— do itv stick by this guy when holly doesn't want him anymore ? holly doesn't want him anymore? wett— holly doesn't want him anymore? wett t— holly doesn't want him anymore? wett t tntnt— holly doesn't want him anymore? well i think probably behind the ttv—

well i think probably behind the scenes, itv are— well i think probably behind the scenes, itv are aware of exactly wnat— scenes, itv are aware of exactly wnat ts— scenes, itv are aware of exactly wnat ts totnt— scenes, itv are aware of exactly wnat ts totnt on— scenes, itv are aware of exactly what is going on. _ scenes, itv are aware of exactly what is going on. "t; ”c: what is going on. they're not stupid and they will be working out what they're going to do. and as soon as it affects their viewers or anything else, they will push before anybody is shoved. simple as that. shoved. it's as simple as that. i mean, look, i don't watch the show, but eamonn holmes would tend be a very, very close tend to be a very, very close friend. well, he is a very, very close mine. so i've close friend of mine. so i've been for a many been aware for a good many a good period of time that there has been difficulties. i mean, and, you know, that's what happens. these people get very pampered, they get very big and they think they rule the world. i mean, you know, so there's a bit of hits the fan, i have to say. they get off terribly, luckily, because us actors and maybe kim would know the same thing that you know, we get dumped upon every week and through the 90s and what have you in the 2000. so if he's getting a bit of a rough ride, then he'll have to batten down then he'll have to batten down the hatches. but i, i, look, i, i don't really know whether holyrood holyrood be better off her own or not because i've had

no real experience. phillip's always been nice to me, but i am aware of what goes on backstage , as you've said, and i think it's probably common knowledge as i think probably knows as i think kim probably knows only well. ithink as i think kim probably knows only well. i think it's time only too well. i think it's time to bring— only too well. i think it's time to tnnt atm— i think it's time to bring kim woodburn in because as now— to bring kim woodburn in because as now to— to bring kim woodburn in because as not to know— to bring kim woodburn in because as you do know how— to bring kim woodburn in because as you do know how how nasty nnttttp— as you do know how how nasty phillip schofield _ as you do know how how nasty phillip schofield can be. kim twe— phillip schofield can be. kim t-we nat— phillip schofield can be. kim t-we nat so— phillip schofield can be. kim i've had so many— phillip schofield can be. kim i've had so many run ins. ti; phillip schofield can be. kim i've had so many run ins . ti; i've had so many run ins. he has an antenna— i've had so many run ins. he has an obnoxious, horrible man and i don't know why he's still on television . i went on his show television. i went on his show and he insulted me. he was rude. he was horrible. he was laughing at me— he was horrible. he was laughing at ne— he was horrible. he was laughing at he was— he was horrible. he was laughing at me. he was absolutely at me. atso— at me. he was absolutely at me. atso wnen— at me. he was absolutely at me. atso wnen ne-s— at me. he was absolutely at me. also when he's i— at me. he was absolutely at me. also when he's i couldn't get in to see— also when he's i couldn't get in to my— also when he's i couldn't get in to see my friend— also when he's i couldn't get in to see my friend skating teeentn— to see my friend skating teeentn t — to see my friend skating recently . um,- to see my friend skating recently . to see my friend skating- recently . um, he said, would you recently. um, he said, would you come on the night? and certainly i will. i and then it turned out that phillip did not want me on the show because he would go among the audience and chat if i was on the front row. he thought i might say something to him. i

wouldn't. it was my friends show, but that's how hard it's got and that's how powerful he is. he should not be on is. and he should not be on television. he's a cruel, brutal little man and he's full of himself . aslef on the subject of himself. aslef on the subject of holly , i'll be brief. holly has holly, i'll be brief. holly has aided and abetted him. all these years. now she sits on that sofa. she knows he comes out with things that are extremely unkind and nasty and uncalled for . oh, does she say, excuse me for. oh, does she say, excuse me , phil, i don't agree with you. no she sits going, oh, philip . no she sits going, oh, philip. oh, philip. she has no point of view. why is she on the show? he's been interrupting her- he's been interrupting her a lot tatent— he's been interrupting her a lot tatent atnt— he's been interrupting her a lot tatent atnt t— he's been interrupting her a lot lately. kim, i mean, i think was— lately. kim, i mean, i think was one— lately. kim, i mean, i think that's one of— lately. kim, i mean, i think that's one of the- lately. kim, i mean, i think that's one of the problems she teets— that's one of the problems she teets tatte— that's one of the problems she feels quite dominated by him, but feels quite dominated by him, tat tt— feels quite dominated by him, tat tt sne-s— feels quite dominated by him, but if she's put— feels quite dominated by him, but if she's put on a show, a top— but if she's put on a show, a top snow— but if she's put on a show, a top show like— but if she's put on a show, a top show like this, where she's eatntnt— top show like this, where she's earning shedloads of money, the te— earning shedloads of money, the te ta— earning shedloads of money, the creme de la creme— earning shedloads of money, the creme de la creme show, you snoatt— creme de la creme show, you should choose _ creme de la creme show, you should choose someone who has sonetntnt— should choose someone who has sonetntnt to— should choose someone who has something to say. _ should choose someone who has something to say. ' t: something to say. and holly seems a sweet little woman and that's it. she's seen him being

rude to people. i've seen people very sad on that show . holly, very sad on that show. holly, who is his she's the presenter with him . we want to hear from with him. we want to hear from her. we want her to say occasionally, phillip , i don't occasionally, phillip, i don't agree with what you're saying at all. she has never once said it. they've been together for years . she is not fit to be presenter. she has no point of view. okay, well, look , view. okay, well, look, personally i think holly is a good presenter , but, but, but, good presenter, but, but, but, jonathan, can we go back to what kim has said about phillip? she says, actually , he's so nasty, says, actually, he's so nasty, so tone— says, actually, he's so nasty, so toxic that— says, actually, he's so nasty, so toxic that he— says, actually, he's so nasty, so toxic that he doesn't deserve to te— so toxic that he doesn't deserve to be on— so toxic that he doesn't deserve to be on tw— so toxic that he doesn't deserve to be on tv. jonathan well, ttst— to be on tv. jonathan well, tttst ot— to be on tv. jonathan well, first of all,— to be on tv. jonathan well, first of all, everyone's enttttet— first of all, everyone's entitled to _ first of all, everyone's entitled to their personal optntons— entitled to their personal opinions about people. entitled to their personal opinions about people, ”g opinions about people. my petsonat— opinions about people. my personal experience- opinions about people. my personal experience of phillip schofield and he's not a friend, he's not a client. so i can be objective whenever i've seen him an event. he's been polite and charming and when people come up to him, he's equally polite. that's what i've ever seen that's not what i've ever seen to te— that's not what i've ever seen to be honest. _ that's not what i've ever seen to be honest. i'm— that's not what i've ever seen to be honest. ”ti: to be honest. i'm totally aware of what different think. of what different people think.

however the conversation is about. however the conversation is about . do the viewers of this about. do the viewers of this morning want to watch phillip and holly? the answer is at the moment they do. you can be rest assured. think of one of your contributors has just said the people that run itv daytime am in this morning. any in this morning. if any presenter wasn't right the presenter wasn't right for the programme, would go. and programme, they would go. and the same with the would apply to both phillip and charlie both phillip and but charlie isn't here isn't the isn't the issue here isn't the issue phillip. he has issue with phillip. he has wielded so much- ie he has wielded so much power at itv. i mean-tatt— wielded so much power at itv. i mean-talk-eamonn. mean you talk about eamonn hotnes— mean you talk about eamonn holmes-adore- mean you talk about eamonn holmes. adore eamonn holmes. look, i adore eamonn hotnes— holmes. look, i adore eamonn notnest nes— holmes. look, i adore eamonn holmes. he's a— holmes. look, i adore eamonn holmes. he's a colleague here at gb holmes. he's a colleague here at en-nat— holmes. he's a colleague here at en-nat tne— holmes. he's a colleague here at en-nat tne wan— holmes. he's a colleague here at gb but the way that gb news. but the way that tnttttp— gb news. but the way that tnttttp-ntn - gb news. but the way that phillip him was despicable. phillip used him was despicable. you phillip used him was despicable. now know— phillip used him was despicable. you know, used— phillip used him was despicable. you know, used him to do his tv, oat— you know, used him to do his tv, oat ant— you know, used him to do his tv, come out and then— you know, used him to do his tv, come out and then demand that the come out and then demand that tne tosses— come out and then demand that tne tosses tet— come out and then demand that the bosses get rid— come out and then demand that the bosses get rid of him. i mean, you know. “bit?" the bosses get rid of him. i mean, you know. / the bosses get rid of him. i mean, you know. “bit?" mean, you know. yeah, well, and you're wrong. not how itv works. their bosses around kyiv. okay. jonathan ipp. we'll let charlie tnt sotnt— jonathan ipp. we'll let charlie come in. sorry. jonathan sun well , between you and me come in. sorry. jonathan sun well, between you and me , it

well, between you and me, it wasn't a surprise when he came out at all to have us in the business. but anyway, that's another story . but i have to another story. but i have to tell you that eamonn has been around in broadcast a very, very long time . and eamonn is a long time. and eamonn is a gentleman and offset eamonn can be as tough as you like believe you me, i know him in civvy street and i know he was very angry about the whole thing and i wouldn't be i wouldn't be going for a beer with him. philip let me tell you that because eamonn is a good friend of mine and i know he he was very hurt by the whole affair . very hurt by the whole affair. kim woodburn, what do you eopeettnt— kim woodburn, what do you eopeettnt to— kim woodburn, what do you expecting to happen here? neeaase— expecting to happen here? neeaase-ts— expecting to happen here? because is fascinating. now because this is fascinating. now wow-we— because this is fascinating. now non-we tot— because this is fascinating. now non-we tot notn— because this is fascinating. now you've got holly saying she toesn-t— you've got holly saying she doesn't want— you've got holly saying she doesn't want to _ you've got holly saying she doesn't want to work with nnttttpt — doesn't want to work with phillip. phillip— doesn't want to work with phillip. phillip saying, doesn't want to work with phillip. phillip saying , no, no, phillip. phillip saying, no, no, no, phillip. phillip saying, no, no, not-voa-we— phillip. phillip saying, no, no, not-woa-we tot— phillip. phillip saying, no, no, no,-you've got to- phillip. phillip saying, no, no, no, you've got to keep no, no. you've got to keep wotttnt— no, no. you've got to keep working with— no, no. you've got to keep working with me . �*ftt�*tzge working with me. well, one, she hasn't got to keep working with anybody. let us make it quite clear. she earns shares loads of money. she's extremely wealthy. if she found it on bearable, you simply give you notice in when

you made enough money. what? what? she must be loved being punished by him then. and i mean she one time she he was he was heridol she one time she he was he was her idol wasn't he. i mean all over him like it was embarrassing. and as i say, she's allowed phillip schofield to have carte blanche for years . he talks, she sits there going , oh, philip. oh, phillip . so , oh, philip. oh, phillip. so and to say they're the most popular couple, i'm going to tell you something. i speak to a lot of people. the curiosity you want to see, is it just me ? and want to see, is it just me? and i showed a lot of people of all ages. what do you think when they go those two? they need to go. so i don't say i think you've a good couple on you've got a good couple on there that would back bite each other. and be honest each other. and be honest with each other. and be honest with each other. know , i think other. and, you know, i think you'd do more viewers and you've got i think you do many more. the thing is, can't seem to the thing is, they can't seem to find okay a fascinating find anybody. okay a fascinating tetatet— find anybody. okay a fascinating tetatet atm— find anybody. okay a fascinating debate. kim woodburn- find anybody. okay a fascinating debate. kim woodburn ,- �*" t: : [jo/tat a fascinating debate. kim woodburn , jonathan debate. kim woodburn, jonathan snatttt— debate. kim woodburn, jonathan shalit, charlie— debate. kim woodburn, jonathan shalit, charlie lawson , thank shalit, charlie lawson, thank you— shalit, charlie lawson, thank now so— shalit, charlie lawson, thank not so noon— shalit, charlie lawson, thank you so much. but— shalit, charlie lawson, thank you so much. but who do you attee— you so much. but who do you attee wttne— you so much. but who do you agree with? would holly be

tettet— agree with? would holly be better presenting this morning wttnowt— better presenting this morning without phillip— better presenting this morning without phillip shawn on twtttete— without phillip shawn on twitter? acas_ without phillip shawn on twitter? acas schofield has passet — twitter? acas schofield has passet no— twitter? acas schofield has passed now and— twitter? acas schofield has passed now and has been unapologetic— passed now and has been unapologetic since the kew gate seantatt — unapologetic since the kew gate seantatt notn— unapologetic since the kew gate scandal. holly would better scandal. holly would be better off scandal. holly would be better ott—tton— scandal. holly would be better off—from morton.i off without him from morton. i tntnt— off without him from morton. i tntnt tne— off without him from morton. i think the fabulous alison nannont— think the fabulous alison hammond would think the fabulous alison- hammond would -excellent hammond would do an excellent job hammond would do an excellent tot—eo—nostt- job as a permanent co—host. i nawe— job as a permanent co—host. i nawe-ttea— job as a permanent co—host. i have-idea where- job as a permanent co—host. i have idea where itv continue have no idea where itv continue to snettet— have no idea where itv continue to snettet tne— have no idea where itv continue to shelter the scandal ridden senottett— to shelter the scandal ridden schofield francis rights. schofield and francis rights. eet— schofield and francis rights. set-ot— schofield and francis rights. eetlot totn— schofield and francis rights. get-of both of- schofield and francis rights. get of both of them and give get rid of both of them and give nowntet— get rid of both of them and give younger broadcasters a chance, wnen— younger broadcasters a chance, wnten-atso— younger broadcasters a chance, which-also save- younger broadcasters a chance, which also save itv great which will also save itv a great teat— which will also save itv a great teat ot— which will also save itv a great teat ot onen— which will also save itv a great deal of money. your vote is now ont-wnoat— deal of money. your vote is now ont-wnoat tnts— deal of money. your vote is now on.-whoa. this is- deal of money. your vote is now on. whoa. this is huge. on. whoa whoa. this is huge. atto— on. whoa whoa. this is huge. stew ot— on. whoa whoa. this is huge. stew ot wow— on. whoa whoa. this is huge. stew ot now san— on. whoa whoa. this is huge. 9.4% of you say holly is eonpteten— 9.4% of you say holly is completely right to want to walk awn— completely right to want to walk away tton — completely right to want to walk away from phillip.— completely right to want to walk away from phillip. just 6% of you— away from phillip. just 6% of now tntnt— away from phillip. just 6% of you think that— away from phillip. just 6% of you think that she should stay wttn— you think that she should stay wttn tne— you think that she should stay with the longtime this morning. ttesentet— with the longtime this morning. presenter that— with the longtime this morning. presenter that is— with the longtime this morning. presenter that is an overwhelming result . presenter that is an overwhelming result. coming presenter that is an— overwhelming result. coming up is overwhelming result. coming up ts tne— overwhelming result. coming up is the archbishop— overwhelming result. coming up is the archbishop of canterbury wont— is the archbishop of canterbury wont-tnto— is the archbishop of canterbury wrong - into the - is the archbishop of canterbury wrong into the stop the wrong to wade into the stop the toatse—nost- boats? rail when the most tnnanane— boats? rail when the most inhumane-is- boats? rail when the most inhumane is actually inhumane thing is actually tetttnt— inhumane thing is actually- tetttnt—tants letting people smuggling gangs tnnwe— letting people smuggling gangs thriveipolitical_ letting people smuggling gangs thrive political firebrand, thrive. political firebrand, tonnet— thrive. political firebrand, former minister and former tory minister and widdecombe— former tory minister and widdecombe in. but former tory minister and- widdecombe-in. but next, widdecombe weighs in. but next, as tttnee— widdecombe weighs in. but next, as nnnee nann— widdecombe weighs in. but next, as prince harry blames the nnttsn— as prince harry blames the british press— as prince harry blames the british press his from british press for his split from cnetsz — british press for his split from cnetsnt pawa— british press for his split from chelsy, davy, will— british press for his split from chelsy, davy, will these courtroom bombshells his courtroom bombshells about his past— courtroom bombshells about his past towe— courtroom bombshells about his past love-pressure- courtroom bombshells about his past love pressure on his past love put pressure on his natttatee— past love put pressure on his manages to— past love put pressure on his marriage? 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marriage? to meghan markle? my towat— marriage? to meghan markle? my royal masterminds,— marriage? to meghan markle? my royal masterminds, they know a lot royal masterminds, they know a tot atowt— royal masterminds, they know a lot about this— royal masterminds, they know a lot about this lady, colin canptettt— lot about this lady, colin campbell, phil dampier, big towat— campbell, phil dampier, big royal revelations, straight atten— royal revelations, straight attettne— royal revelations, straight attet tne t—

forces? join me mark white on gb news. i'm jacob rees—mogg, the member of parliament for north east somerset and a former government minister. for years i have walked the— government minister. for years i have walked the corridors- g ? for years i have walked the corridors of powet— have walked the corridors of powet tn— have walked the corridors of power in both— have walked the corridors of power in both westminster and the power in both westminster and tne ettw— power in both westminster and tne cttw ot— power in both westminster and the city of london. we need to nawe— the city of london. we need to nawe tne— the city of london. we need to have the arguments, the discussions— have the arguments, the- discussions—make have the arguments, the- discussions_make it discussions on how we make it tettet— discussions on how we make it tettet-stop— discussions on how we make it better crop failures, better for crop failures, tantnet— better for crop failures, famine, war— better for crop failures, famine, war or suffering on a

seate— famine, war or suffering on a scale completely— famine, war or suffering on a scale completely unimaginable. we scale completely unimaginable. we ate— scale completely unimaginable. we pwtttnt— scale completely unimaginable. we are putting the cart before the we are putting the cart before tne nonse— we are putting the cart before tne notse t— we are putting the cart before tne notse t as— we are putting the cart before the horse . as charles the first the horse. as charles the first satt — the horse. as charles the first sat at— the horse. as charles the first sat at tne — the horse. as charles the first said at the scaffold, he was the tape— said at the scaffold, he was the true defender— said at the scaffold, he was the true defender of— said at the scaffold, he was the true defender of liberty. “ti?" true defender of liberty. yeah, twe— true defender of liberty. yeah, t-we eonpteten— true defender of liberty. yeah, i've completely derailed the conversation. join me monday to tnwstaw— conversation. join me monday to tnwstaw at— conversation. join me monday to tnwstaw at s— conversation. join me monday to tnwstan at s ant— conversation. join me monday to thursday at 8 pm. on. - i? join me monday to thursday at 8 pm. on. time now for thursday at 8 pm. on. time now tot oat— thursday at 8 pm. on. time now for our royal milestones , lady for our royal milestones, lady colin campbell and phil dampier and the litigious prince harry has decided to celebrate his father's recent coronation by launching legal action against mirror group newspapers over historic accusations of phone hacking. the court case, which will include a personal appearance from harry next month, is expected to last six weeks. but just one day after the court started its hearing, documents are already proving revealing. according to his lawyer, harry believes he lost his long term ex—girlfriend, chelsy davy , due to unlawful chelsy davy, due to unlawful press intrusion, with documents disclosed in ultimately mgm's activities that led ms davy to make the decision that a royal life was not for her her. after

years of dating , britain was years of dating, britain was braced for an engagement announcement before the couple separated in 2010. and these latest revelations surely beg the question was chelsy davy actually the true love of prince harry's life , his one who got harry's life, his one who got away ? so phil dampier , you away? so phil dampier, you believe that , don't you? so how believe that, don't you? so how on earth will his wife , meghan on earth will his wife, meghan feel about these courtroom bombshells ? yeah. good evening, bombshells? yeah. good evening, dan. itruly bombshells? yeah. good evening, dan. i truly believe that cnetsea— dan. i truly believe that chelsea was— dan. i truly believe that chelsea was the- j ? i truly believe that chelsea was the great love of his chelsea was the great love of nts tttet — chelsea was the great love of nts tttet t— chelsea was the great love of his life. i think— chelsea was the great love of his life. i think they- chelsea was the great love of his life. i think they were ideal his life. i think they were ideal, suited. they had a shared sense of humour. he was never happier than when he was in africa with her in africa africa with her in south africa or botswana on one of their many jaunts and you know, she jaunts there. and you know, she was the one that got away, i think. no doubt about it. i don't phone don't think the phone hacking helped, think that helped, but i don't think that was the reason that they split up. i was the reason that they split up.i dont was the reason that they split up. i don't think that she up. i just don't think that she wanted royal don't wanted a royal life. i don't think cressida bonas wanted a royal they weren't cut out royal life. they weren't cut out to princesses. made it to be princesses. they made it last as they could.

last as long as they could. chelsea but it was chelsea and harry. but it was never to it was never never going to it was never going to end up with a with a royal marriage. so i don't think it's going to affect the relationship meghan relationship with meghan particularly. i mean, after all, she married so, you she was married before. so, you know, both got a track know, they've both got a track record before don't record before them. i don't think that's to affect think that's going to affect them, no doubt my them, but there's no doubt in my mind would have been he mind that he would have been he would have been happier would have been much happier with and of course, with chelsy davy. and of course, we would have all been a lot happier because he happier as well, because he wouldn't wouldn't have wouldn't have he wouldn't have never met meghan. we never met meghan. and we wouldn't are now, wouldn't be where we are now, wouldn't be where we are now, would yeah and chelsea would would we? yeah and chelsea would nawe— would we? yeah and chelsea would nawe -towent— would we? yeah and chelsea would have - lovely, respectable - have been a lovely, respectable wttet — have been a lovely, respectable wttet tath — have been a lovely, respectable wife. lady-you've- have been a lovely, respectable wife. lady. you've to wife. lady. see, you've got to atnttt— wife. lady. see, you've got to atnttt-tnts— wife. lady. see, you've got toi admit,-this.strange. admit, though, this is strange. twe— admit, though, this is strange. tne—att- admit, though, this is strange. ttte—att ot- admit, though, this is strange. like—all of her. like meghan, for all of her taattst— like meghan, for all of her faults, she's— like meghan, for all of her faults, she's not- like meghan, for all of her faults, she's not constantly natptnt— faults, she's not constantly harping-about- faults, she's not constantly- harping.about-ex—husband, harping on about her ex—husband, and harping on about her ex—husband, ant—ntn - harping on about her ex—husband, ant—ntn ttonl and she wants to erase him from ntstont— and she wants to erase him from ntstont wnen— and she wants to erase him from history, which is— and she wants to erase him from history, which is actually the otttnan—natnl ordinary thing to do. harry to— ordinary thing to do. harry seems to -to - ordinary thing to do. harry seems to to talk about seems to want to talk about cnetsw— seems to want to talk about cnetsn pawn— seems to want to talk about chelsy davy all— seems to want to talk about chelsy davy all the time, tnetattnt— chelsy davy all the time, including-this- chelsy davy all the time, including this court case. including in this court case. wett— including in this court case. wettt wes— including in this court case. wettt wes t— including in this court case. wettt nes t ot— including in this court case. well, yes , of course, because well, yes, of course, because now— well, yes, of course, because now see— well, yes, of course, because now nan-s— well, yes, of course, because you see, harry's perpetually disaffected _ you see, harry's perpetually disaffected and _ you see, harry's perpetually disaffected and harry, he also neets— disaffected and harry, he also neets an— disaffected and harry, he also needs an excuse— disaffected and harry, he also needs an excuse for why he is a

tattwe— needs an excuse for why he is a tattwe tete— needs an excuse for why he is a failure here and— needs an excuse for why he is a failure here and why his whole life failure here and why his whole ttte nas— failure here and why his whole life has unravelled . life has unravelled. but my understanding is that chelsea davy actually not only did she not want a royal life, but ultimately she didn't want a life with harry and that is the decisive factor . and harry has decisive factor. and harry has he can't face the fact that it's not the papers that broke up his relationship with chelsy davy. it's that he didn't cut the mustard for her for the long term. and that's what broke up the relationship . of course he's the relationship. of course he's not going to, but he always wants to blame someone else. ladies . and usually, if it's not ladies. and usually, if it's not his ladies. and usually, if it's not nts on— ladies. and usually, if it's not his own family,— ladies. and usually, if it's not his own family, it's the media, the his own family, it's the media, tne wett— his own family, it's the media, tne wettt tts— his own family, it's the media, the well, it's always somebody etse— the well, it's always somebody etse tat— the well, it's always somebody else but himself. _ the well, it's always somebody else but himself. g else but himself. but that goes along with an inadequate personality. can never admit that he is to blame . he has to

that he is to blame. he has to past to everybody else. it's a classical sign of an inadequate personality. now, classical sign of an inadequate personality . now, look, you may personality. now, look, you may remember this— personality. now, look, you may remember this former- eat now, look, you may remember this former aide to tow— remember this former aide to totn tnnee— remember this former aide to both prince william and harry ant— both prince william and harry ant netnan— both prince william and harry and meghan actually, for a time, this and meghan actually, for a time, we tn— and meghan actually, for a time, tnts guy eattet— and meghan actually, for a time, this guy called jason chernoff, teeaase— this guy called jason chernoff, teeawse ne— this guy called jason chernoff, because he was— this guy called jason chernoff, because he was accused of legal nettttnt— because he was accused of legal nettttnt tn— because he was accused of legal meddling in that— because he was accused of legal meddling in that calamitous ooapte-s— meddling in that calamitous couple's netflix_ meddling in that calamitous couple's netflix hit job back in january— couple's netflix hit job back in january t — couple's netflix hit job back in january t a— couple's netflix hit job back in january. a senior— couple's netflix hit job back in january. ' couple's netflix hit job back in january . ' ec" january. a senior member of the duke of cambridge's team came forward to give this witness statement , which wasn't forward to give this witness statement, which wasn't required . and sadly , there's just no way . and sadly, there's just no way he could have done that out without the authority of his bosses. without the authority of his bosses . but the accusation bosses. but the accusation certainly haven't ruined the reputation of mr chernoff, though, as just yesterday he was made a lieutenant of the royal victorian order after being named in last year's new year's honours list to recognise his services to the royal family. but phil, what is so fascinating atoat— but phil, what is so fascinating atowt tnts— but phil, what is so fascinating atowt tnts ts— but phil, what is so fascinating about this is this—

but phil, what is so fascinating about this is this bloke , jason about this is this bloke, jason cnetnott— about this is this bloke, jason cnetnott ts— about this is this bloke, jason chernoff is the— about this is this bloke, jason chernoff is the man who described _ chernoff is the man who described meghan markle as a tatn— described meghan markle as a noun ant— described meghan markle as a bully and there— described meghan markle as a bully and there you have prince wttttan — bully and there you have prince william presenting him with the honest— william presenting him with the highest honour— william presenting him with the highest honour that a royal can one— highest honour that a royal can one to— highest honour that a royal can one to a— highest honour that a royal can give to a member— highest honour that a royal can give to a member of their staff. tnts— give to a member of their staff. tnts ts— give to a member of their staff. tnts ts teattw— give to a member of their staff. this is really interesting, tsn-t— this is really interesting, tsn-t ttt— this is really interesting, isn't it, phil— this is really interesting, isn't it, phil yeah, well, they atwaws— isn't it, phil yeah, well, they atwans tet— isn't it, phil yeah, well, they always get gongs, don't they? neopte— always get gongs, don't they? neopte wno— always get gongs, don't they? people who work— always get gongs, don't they? people who work for- always get gongs, don't they? people who work for the- always get gongs, don't they? people who work for the royals. i mean, the pay is very bad, but it looks good on your cv . once it looks good on your cv. once you've done five years that you've done five years that you've worked at buckingham palace at palace or you've worked at kensington palace, the kensington palace, that's the reason people do it. but the pay is absolutely terrible. so they give afterwards give them gongs afterwards to make bit worthwhile make it a bit more worthwhile and possibly to make them shut up. know. i know. up. i don't know. i don't know. jason ever thought jason can aukus ever thought about a book? i didn't. about writing a book? i didn't. i mean, i didn't like him very much. i didn't find terribly much. i didn't find him terribly helpful. know, was helpful. but, you know, he was helpful. but, you know, he was he popular with to he was popular with harry to start of course, then start with. but of course, then when he noticed the allegations of bullying and how many of his staff working staff were unhappy working for her, then of course, he changed staff were unhappy working for her mind. of course, he changed staff were unhappy working for her mind. andturse, he changed staff were unhappy working for her mind. andtursewholeianged staff were unhappy working for her mind. andtursewhole dynamic his mind. and the whole dynamic changed. big changed. and of course, the big mystery investigation mystery is the investigation into the bullying, which, of course, mysteriously

course, has been mysteriously shelved. lady c, this shelved. indeed and lady c, this is shelved. indeed and lady c, this ts nnnee— shelved. indeed and lady c, this is prince william— : 3: and lady c, this is prince william making a : :: and lady c, this is prince william making a real potntt— is prince william making a real potntt-tnts— is prince william making a real potntt-tnts ts- is prince william making a real potntt-tnts ts a- is prince william making a real point, this is a huge point, isn't it? this is a huge tne.— point, isn't it? this is a huge tne. tn— point, isn't it? this is a huge tnts. tn tntnt— point, isn't it? this is a huge erg. i'm trying to— point, isn't it? this is a huge erg. i'm trying to think of a pottte— erg. i'm trying to think of a pottte tenn— erg. i'm trying to think of a pottte tetn t— erg. i'm trying to think of a polite term , a— erg. i'm trying to think of a polite term , a huge fridge you polite term, a huge fridge you to nann— polite term, a huge fridge you to ann ant— polite term, a huge fridge you to harry and meghan because they nate— to harry and meghan because they nate tnts— to harry and meghan because they hate this bloke— to harry and meghan because they hate this bloke canal. they hate ntn— hate this bloke canal. they hate ntn teeawse— hate this bloke canal. they hate him because he's— hate this bloke canal. they hate him because he's the one who ttew— him because he's the one who ttew tne— him because he's the one who blew the whistle— him because he's the one who blew the whistle on all of netnan— blew the whistle on all of meghan markle's bullying . �*tht�*tzge meghan markle's bullying. well, wnat-s— meghan markle's bullying. well, wnat-s teatn— meghan markle's bullying. well, what's really happened, in my view, is that the royal family has decided since the by law they are not allowed to reveal they are not allowed to reveal the content of the inquiry because that would violate the privacy and the confidentiality of the parties of the inquiry, which is perfectly standard. of course , across any corporate course, across any corporate body which the royal family in this instance in is included in. they have decided that by elevating him to the extent that they have , they could have made they have, they could have made him a member. they made him a

lieutenant , him a member. they made him a lieutenant, which is tremendously senior, and it is rarely seen . meghan was a bully rarely seen. meghan was a bully and since we can't see it, and since we can't reveal the contents of the report, we are making the point that the person who revealed it is being honoured by us. it is a very elegant way of making the making this making the point indeed a legal note, lady c, because you know both sides of the story always here on gb news meghan has denied on multiple occasions bullying anyone elsewhere. the maiden so did hitler. g the maiden so did hitler. elsewhere, the maiden so did hitler. elsewhere, tne natten— maiden so did hitler. elsewhere, the maiden chelsea star millie ttaettntosn— the maiden chelsea star millie mackintosh moving swiftly along may— mackintosh moving swiftly along nan nawe— mackintosh moving swiftly along nan nawe note— mackintosh moving swiftly along may have more in— mackintosh moving swiftly along may have more in common with the king— may have more in common with the atnt tnan— may have more in common with the atnt tnan we— may have more in common with the ttnt tnan we tast— may have more in common with the king than we just thought teeaase— king than we just thought because she— king than we just thought because she has admitted to that sne-s— because she has admitted to that sne-s teen— because she has admitted to that she's been snubbed by meghan natte— she's been snubbed by meghan ttattte tnts— she's been snubbed by meghan markle this is— she's been snubbed by meghan markle this is during a fascinating— markle this is during a fascinating podcast interview. ttsten— fascinating podcast interview. ttsten to —

fascinating podcast interview. listen to this— fascinating podcast interview. listen to this. _ fascinating podcast interview. listen to this . listen to this. took her to my favourite spots and she didn't know that many people , so i kind know that many people, so i kind of connected her with loads of people from like, place to people from like, best place to get done best, like get your nails done best, like my black book, she told my little black book, she told me about harry and that they were messaging friend were messaging and that a friend had introduced and they had were messaging and that a friend had iimessaging. and they had were messaging and that a friend had iimessaging. it and they had were messaging and that a friend had iimessaging. it allid they had were messaging and that a friend had iimessaging. it all hit hey had were messaging and that a friend had iimessaging. it all hit the had been messaging. it all hit the press that meghan and harry were seeing each other. i messaged seeing each other. so i messaged her said, like, hey, i her and just said, like, hey, i hope you're okay. and sent her and just said, like, hey, i hopthisu're okay. and sent her and just said, like, hey, i hopthis really:ay. and sent her and just said, like, hey, i hopthis really albieid sent her and just said, like, hey, i hopthis really albie abruptsent me this really albie abrupt message. never heard from her message. i never heard from her again. i felt like she'd kind of told like get off told me to just like get off basically in that message. my kind instinct about it kind of instinct about why it happened time , you know, happened at the time, you know, she's like, right, going to she's like, right, i'm going to be royal now. i don't need millie in my life. i think i just i just wasn't useful just wasn't i just wasn't useful anymore see, that is anymore. ladies, see, that is tne— anymore. ladies, see, that is tne ttst— anymore. ladies, see, that is the first time— anymore. ladies, see, that is the first time millie- ?�*«t itzztitzi; ladies, see, that is the first time millie mackintosh has the first time millie mackintosh nas spoken— the first time millie mackintosh has spoken-her- the first time millie mackintosh has spoken her friendship has spoken about her friendship wttn— has spoken about her friendship wttn-tn— has spoken about her friendship wttn-tn pottte- has spoken about her friendship with in public and she's with meghan in public and she's anotnet— with meghan in public and she's anotnet one— with meghan in public and she's another one of— with meghan in public and she's another one of those folk who totnt— another one of those folk who was going cited— another one of those folk who was going cited by meghan. it saws— was going cited by meghan. it saws a— was going cited by meghan. it sans a tott— was going cited by meghan. it says a lot, doesn't it, about tne— says a lot, doesn't it, about tne son— says a lot, doesn't it, about tne sott ot— says a lot, doesn't it, about the sort of person meghan is as netnan— the sort of person meghan is as netnan ts— the sort of person meghan is as netnan ts a— the sort of person meghan is as meghan is a classical opponwntst-

meghan is a classical opportunist who goes through life opportunist who goes through ttte etastnt— opportunist who goes through life erasing everybody who she tntnts— life erasing everybody who she tntnts ts— life erasing everybody who she tntnts ts no— life erasing everybody who she thinks is no longer convenient ant— thinks is no longer convenient ant tts— thinks is no longer convenient ant tt-s a— thinks is no longer convenient and it's a really— thinks is no longer convenient and it's a really stupid way of tanettontnt— and it's a really stupid way of functioning because you create wnete— functioning because you create enemies where there is no neeessttw— enemies where there is no neeessttw to— enemies where there is no necessity to create enemies. e necessity to create enemies. it is necessity to create enemies. it ts ttst— necessity to create enemies. it ts rust stapttt — necessity to create enemies. it is just stupid. but— necessity to create enemies. it is just stupid. but this is the way she functions and it shows that she is basically a very debased personality because if she wasn't, she wouldn't behave so commonly and vulgar in such such an inelegant and rarely unethical manner. yeah well indeed. because no , you don't. indeed. because no, you don't. you don't treat people like that because. phil,— you don't treat people like that because. phil, look, millie mackintosh— because. phil, look, millie mackintosh has said nothing wnttt— mackintosh has said nothing anttt no— mackintosh has said nothing anttt tt— mackintosh has said nothing until now. it was almost like, oh,— until now. it was almost like, ont—tnat- until now. it was almost like, ont—tnat t-ni oh, you're not. now that i'm going— oh, you're not. now that i'm totntlte— oh, you're not. now that i'm going be entering the royal going to be entering the royal tantn—a- going to be entering the royall family—a member going to be entering the royal. family—a member of family or i'm dating a member of the family or i'm dating a member of tne towat— family or i'm dating a member of the royal family,— family or i'm dating a member of the royal family, you're not toot— the royal family, you're not toot enowtn— the royal family, you're not good enough for me. gtzt g good enough for me. i'm going to snow— good enough for me. i'm going to show age my ignorance show my age and my ignorance down. don't know about down. i don't know much about millie but she millie mackintosh, but she she mustn't be upset because let's be joining a very

be honest, she's joining a very long list, isn't first long list, isn't she? first trevor engelson. was trevor engelson. he was cancelled and her father's been cancelled. brother cancelled. her half brother and sister cancelled. sister have been cancelled. the royal family cancelled royal family have been cancelled . been . jessica maroon has been cancelled. a long, long cancelled. it's a long, long list, so she mustn't be upset. and i think we're probably a few more added to more are going to be added to it. royal mastermind's. it. our royal mastermind's. fantastic as ever. lady colin canptett — fantastic as ever. lady colin campbell. phil— fantastic as ever. lady colin campbell. phil dpp. we will speak—nat- campbell. phil dpp. we will speak—tat wp t speak next week, but coming up, as tts— speak next week, but coming up, as it's revealed,— speak next week, but coming up, as it's revealed, nicola stutteon-s— as it's revealed, nicola sturgeon's husband kept the party— sturgeon's husband kept the party treasurer— sturgeon's husband kept the party treasurer the over party treasurer in the dark over the party treasurer in the dark over tne—snat— party treasurer in the dark over tne—snatt t- party treasurer in the dark over the-shall i say- party treasurer in the dark over the-shall i say ,- the famous or shall i say, tntanows— the famous or shall i say, infamous purchase of that attotooo— infamous purchase of that £110,000 camper. van is the snp enttottet— £110,000 camper. van is the snp enttottet tn— £110,000 camper. van is the snp embroiled in a— £110,000 camper. van is the snp embroiled in a vicious civil wane— embroiled in a vicious civil tn— embroiled in a vicious civil war? my superstar panel returned to tetate— war? my superstar panel returned to tetate tnat— war? my superstar panel returned to debate that soon, but next is the archbishop _ to debate that soon, but next is the archbishop of— to debate that soon, but next is the archbishop of canterbury wont— the archbishop of canterbury wont to— the archbishop of canterbury wrong to wade— the archbishop of canterbury wrong to wade into the stop the boats— wrong to wade into the stop the toats twte — wrong to wade into the stop the boats rule when— wrong to wade into the stop the boats rule when the most tnnanane— boats rule when the most inhumane thing is letting the peopte— inhumane thing is letting the people smuggling gangs thrive . people smuggling gangs thrive. our people smuggling gangs thrive. on potttteat— people smuggling gangs thrive. our political firebrand , she's a our political firebrand, she's a ot— our political firebrand, she's a woman of faith— our political firebrand, she's a woman of faith and widdecombe is going— woman of faith and widdecombe is gone to— woman of faith and widdecombe is totnt to wean— woman of faith and widdecombe is totnt to wettn tn— woman of faith and widdecombe is going to weigh in straight after this going to weigh in straight after

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tomorrow's newspaper, front pages— tomorrow's newspaper, front pages not— tomorrow's newspaper, front pages not ott— tomorrow's newspaper, front pages, hot off the press snonnt — pages, hot off the press snonnt nat— pages, hot off the press shortly. but first, big willie stwte— shortly. but first, big willie stnte wttn— shortly. but first, big willie style with former tory minister ann— style with former tory minister ann widdecombe— style with former tory minister ann widdecombe and the atenttsnop— ann widdecombe and the archbishop of— ann widdecombe and the archbishop of woke justin welby contes— archbishop of woke justin welby eontes to— archbishop of woke justin welby continues to stick— archbishop of woke justin welby continues to stick his nose into pottttes— continues to stick his nose into pottttes atten— continues to stick his nose into politics after attacking the government's— politics after attacking the government's illegal migration bill government's illegal migration tttt ant— government's illegal migration tttt ant tne— government's illegal migration bill and the crucial rwanda tetettent— bill and the crucial rwanda deterrent in— bill and the crucial rwanda deterrent in the— bill and the crucial rwanda deterrent in the house of lords t as ne— deterrent in the house of lords t as ne attet— deterrent in the house of lords , as he urged the— deterrent in the house of lords , as he urged the government to teonstett— , as he urged the government to reconsider for— , as he urged the government to reconsider for much the bill reconsider for much of the bill wnen— reconsider for much of the bill wnten tats— reconsider for much of the bill which fails to— reconsider for much of the bill which fails to live— reconsider for much of the bill which fails to live up to our ntston— which fails to live up to our ntston t— which fails to live up to our ntston t ow— which fails to live up to our history , our moral history, our moral responsibility and our politically— responsibility and our politically ,- responsibility and our politically , our political and politically, our political and international— politically, our political and international interests packed tnto— international interests packed tnto attte— international interests packed into albie virtue— international interests packed into albie virtue signalling twatttet— into albie virtue signalling twaddle, the— into albie virtue signalling twaddle, the daily mail rightly asts— twaddle, the daily mail rightly asts on— twaddle, the daily mail rightly asks on their— twaddle, the daily mail rightly asks on their front page today wnat— asks on their front page today wnat so— asks on their front page today what so moral— asks on their front page today what so moral about not stopping peopte— what so moral about not stopping peopte snwpetetse— what so moral about not stopping people smugglers? because to use the people smugglers? because to use tne atenttsnop— people smugglers? because to use the archbishop words, the wntotn— the archbishop words, the wntotn tntnt— the archbishop words, the ungodly thing to do, in my view t wowt— ungodly thing to do, in my view t woatt te— ungodly thing to do, in my view , would be allowing these enntnat— , would be allowing these criminal gangs— , would be allowing these criminal gangs to flourish and eonttnae— criminal gangs to flourish and continue risking— criminal gangs to flourish and continue risking people's lives on tne— continue risking people's lives on the channel— continue risking people's lives on the channel crossings. surely ann— on the channel crossings. surely ann widdecombe— on the channel crossings. surely ann widdecombe surely that's wnat-s— ann widdecombe surely that's

wnat-s wntotn— ann widdecombe surely that's wnat-s wntotn t— ann widdecombe surely that's what's ungodly . well indeed, and what's ungodly. well indeed, and i what's ungodly. well indeed, and t wowt— what's ungodly. well indeed, and t woatt 9°— what's ungodly. well indeed, and i would go further— what's ungodly. well indeed, and i would go further on. : i would go further on. i would say— i would go further on. i would saw tnts— i would go further on. i would say tnts to— i would go further on. i would say this to the archbishop, if he's going to tell us what is ungodly and if he's going to tell us that our legislation is opposed to the laws of god , then opposed to the laws of god, then he's got to tell us what the laws of god require . you know, laws of god require. you know, what is his solution to this problem? is it just to let people keep coming? let them risk their lives on the seas, let them go on paying money to people smugglers . let them go on people smugglers. let them go on putting a strain on this country that we can't meet. is that his solution or has he got another one? well, if he has , please one? well, if he has, please tell us, because none of us know what it is. no because he doesn't have one look. and as a as a god fearing— doesn't have one look. and as a as a god fearing woman- c and as a as a god fearing woman yourself, do as a god fearing woman yourself, to wow— as a god fearing woman yourself, to not won— as a god fearing woman yourself, do you worry about— as a god fearing woman yourself, do you worry about the church teeontnt— do you worry about the church becoming politically sized with anne— becoming politically sized with attte wattnt— becoming politically sized with albie wading in— becoming politically sized with albie wading in on an issue like tnts— albie wading in on an issue like new — albie wading in on an issue like new wett— albie wading in on an issue like this .7 well, the— albie wading in on an issue like this .7 well, the fact- albie wading in on an issue like this .7 well, the fact is- albie wading in on an issue like this ? ?ti. this? well, the fact is the church of england has been politicised for years. i mean,

we all know that it takes the liberal line quite reliably every single time. and so there is no very great surprise in this. i do think it's right that the church should occasionally speak out when it thinks government is doing something wrong. i mean, if you don't believe that, then, you know, the church shouldn't speaking the church shouldn't be speaking out terrible out against some terrible regimes we've had in regimes that we've had in history . of they should. history. of course they should. but they must be selective. and as i say, you know, they must say what we should do. it's no good just telling us what we shouldn't no good. shouldn't do. that's no good. and actually don't think that and i actually don't think that god blesses the people smugglers. and i don't think he blesses people who put others at risk on the seas. i don't think he blesses any of that. and he doesn't bless the lies that a lot of them tell when they arrive here. and they've come from a perfectly safe country, which is france. you know, perhaps the archbishop would like lecture france what like to lecture france on what it be because as it should be doing because as far as i can it's doing far as i can see, it's doing absolutely nothing except quietly the other cheek.

quietly turning the other cheek. indeed, no , no criticism of indeed, no, no criticism of france, no criticism of france, which is allowing the people smuggling gangs to thrive, which is not doing anything to actually stop these people getting boats in the getting into the boats in the first place. but of course, no, ton-t— first place. but of course, no, don't criticise _ first place. but of course, no, don't criticise france,- �*" i but of course, no, don't criticise france, just enttetse— don't criticise france, just criticise government. that's criticise our government. that's aetaatn— criticise our government. that's actually something to try actually doing something to try and actually doing something to try ant stop— actually doing something to try ant stop tne— actually doing something to try and stop the boats. i mean, i ton-t— and stop the boats. i mean, i ton-t tntnt— and stop the boats. i mean, i don't think they're doing enough and don't think they're doing enough ant as— don't think they're doing enough ant as now— don't think they're doing enough and as you know— don't think they're doing enough and as you know makes me and as you know it makes me teatn— and as you know it makes me teatn-tnat— and as you know it makes me really that people always really angry that people always etaate— equate stopping the boats with tetnt— equate stopping the boats with being inhumane.— equate stopping the boats with being inhumane. it is the reverse. the— being inhumane. it is the reverse. the only humane thing to to— reverse. the only humane thing to to ts— reverse. the only humane thing to to ts to— reverse. the only humane thing to to ts to stop— reverse. the only humane thing to do is to stop the— reverse. the only humane thing to do is to stop the boats teeawse— to do is to stop the boats teeawse tt— to do is to stop the boats because if you - to do is to stop the boats because if you stop the boats, you— because if you stop the boats, now snasn— because if you stop the boats, now snasn tne— because if you stop the boats, you smash the people smuggling ntnes— you smash the people smuggling nnts ant— you smash the people smuggling nnts ant now— you smash the people smuggling rings and you save— you smash the people smuggling rings and you save lives. vow-we— rings and you save lives. vow-we tast— rings and you save lives. you've just got— rings and you save lives. you've just got to - rings and you save lives. you've just got to follow a logical line. and to say this, we know we cannot take every single person who wants to come here. we know that half the world wants to come here. therefore we have to have rules. therefore we have to have rules. therefore for have to apply therefore for we have to apply those rules. be fair , those rules. and to be fair, we've got to make sure that everybody is governed by the same rules . and therefore people same rules. and therefore people come here from a safe country .

come here from a safe country. and if people come here without a real claim to asylum, they're just economic migrants. then according to those rules, they should be sent back or sent to rwanda or sent to some safe third country, wherever it might be. that is the rule . what is be. that is the rule. what is wrong, archbishop , with applying wrong, archbishop, with applying the rules fairly and consistently ? very well said. consistently? very well said. and whitaker, i hope he's ttstentntt— and whitaker, i hope he's ttstentntt t— and whitaker, i hope he's listening. i fear he's not. we wtt— listening. i fear he's not. we wttt speat— listening. i fear he's not. we will speak next— listening. i fear he's not. we will speak next week . thank you, will speak next week. thank you, wnttth— will speak next week. thank you, wnttth wow— will speak next week. thank you, whitty. now coming up, as the consenattwe— whitty. now coming up, as the conservative party launches its seaten— conservative party launches its seaten to— conservative party launches its search to unseat— conservative party launches its search to unseat the world's wotst— search to unseat the world's wotst nanot— search to unseat the world's worst mayor i'll— search to unseat the world's worst mayor i'll be joined by tne— worst mayor i'll be joined by tne nan— worst mayor i'll be joined by tne wno— worst mayor i'll be joined by the man who hopes he can be the to— the man who hopes he can be the to ent— the man who hopes he can be the man to end sadiq_ the man who hopes he can be the man to end sadiq khan's ruinous reign— man to end sadiq khan's ruinous tettn owe— man to end sadiq khan's ruinous reign over london,— man to end sadiq khan's ruinous reign over london, boris tonnson-s— reign over london, boris johnson's former adviser and tonton— johnson's former adviser and london mayoral— johnson's former adviser and london mayoral hopeful samuel aaswtu — london mayoral hopeful samuel aaswtu totns— london mayoral hopeful samuel kasumu joins me— london mayoral hopeful samuel kasumu joins me soon. but next, as tts— kasumu joins me soon. but next, as it's revealed,— kasumu joins me soon. but next, as it's revealed, nicola stwteon-s— as it's revealed, nicola sturgeon's husband kept the party— sturgeon's husband kept the party treasurer— sturgeon's husband kept the party treasurer in the dark over the party treasurer in the dark over tne pwenase— party treasurer in the dark over the purchase of— party treasurer in the dark over the purchase of that infamous attotooo— the purchase of that infamous £110,000 campervan. when can the sw— £110,000 campervan. when can the swn teeeowet— £110,000 campervan. when can the snp recover? before— £110,000 campervan. when can the snp recover? before the next tenetat— snp recover? before the next general election,— snp recover? before the next general election, or is this party— general election, or is this pann no— general election, or is this pann tnst— general election, or is this party now just mired in sleaze ?

party now just mired in sleaze? my party now just mired in sleaze? tn swpetstat— party now just mired in sleaze? my superstar panel returns to tetate— my superstar panel returns to tetate tnat— my superstar panel returns to debate that in— my superstar panel returns to debate that in just a moment. was— debate that in just a moment. was we-te— debate that in just a moment. plus, we're going— debate that in just a moment. plus, we're going to have a tnst— plus, we're going to have a tttst toot— plus, we're going to have a first look at— plus, we're going to have a first look at tomorrow's newspapett— first look at tomorrow's newspaper. pages, hot first look at tomorrow's- newspaper.-pages, hot off newspaper. front pages, hot off the newspaper. front pages, hot off tne ptess— newspaper. front pages, hot off the press. don't— newspaper. front pages, hot off the press. don't go anywhere, teeaase—tn- the press. don't go anywhere, because—in just. the press. don't go anywhere,i because—in just two because we're back in just two ntnates— because we're back in just two ntnates tne— because we're back in just two ntnates ttne t—

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tewetopnentt— tonight in an extraordinary new development, it— tonight in an extraordinary new development, it transpires that the development, it transpires that tne tonne— development, it transpires that the former snp— development, it transpires that the former snp treasurer douglas cnapnan— the former snp treasurer douglas cnapnan ttt— the former snp treasurer douglas chapman did not— the former snp treasurer douglas chapman did not know about the pwenase— chapman did not know about the pwenase ot— chapman did not know about the purchase of that— chapman did not know about the purchase of that £110,000 camper van purchase of that £110,000 camper wttn— purchase of that £110,000 camper wttn pann— purchase of that £110,000 camper van with party cash— purchase of that £110,000 camper van with party cash , the same van with party cash, the same nototnone— van with party cash, the same motorhome that— van with party cash, the same motorhome that has sat motionless— motorhome that has sat motionless outside , scheming motionless outside, scheming stwteon-s— motionless outside, scheming sturgeon's mother in law's house for sturgeon's mother in law's house tot tne— sturgeon's mother in law's house tot tne tast— sturgeon's mother in law's house for the last two _ sturgeon's mother in law's house for the last two years. and the ptot— for the last two years. and the ptot tntetens— for the last two years. and the plot thickens because, according to teponst— plot thickens because, according to tepottst tne— plot thickens because, according to reports, the snp hierarchy are to reports, the snp hierarchy tntnt— to reports, the snp hierarchy are now trying to oust chapman non— are now trying to oust chapman tton nts— are now trying to oust chapman tton nts tote— are now trying to oust chapman from his role as— are now trying to oust chapman from his role as an— are now trying to oust chapman from his role as an mp. so, toott— from his role as an mp. so, not now-e— from his role as an mp. so, look, you're not— from his role as an mp. so, look, you're not going to get tnts— look, you're not going to get tnts ston— look, you're not going to get tnts ston on— look, you're not going to get this story on the— look, you're not going to get this story on the british tasntnt— this story on the british bashing corporation, but you are going— bashing corporation, but you are gone to— bashing corporation, but you are totnt to get— bashing corporation, but you are gotng to get tt— bashing corporation, but you are going to get it. here are the seantat— going to get it. here are the scandal ridden— going to get it. here are the scandal ridden separatists in a news— scandal ridden separatists in a etwtt— scandal ridden separatists in a vicious civil war— scandal ridden separatists in a vicious civil war that will end tnett— vicious civil war that will end their supremacy— vicious civil war that will end their supremacy in scotland. tnat-s— their supremacy in scotland. was tne— their supremacy in scotland. that's the big— their supremacy in scotland. that's the big debate with my sapetstat— that's the big debate with my superstar panel— that's the big debate with my superstar panel next. and tontgntt— superstar panel next. and tontgntt tn— superstar panel next. and tonight, i'm joined by alison pearson, shaun— tonight, i'm joined by alison pearson, shaun bailey and amy wtenott — pearson, shaun bailey and amy nicholl. after— pearson, shaun bailey and amy nicholl. after refusing to eontenn— nicholl. after refusing to condemn adjoa nando's comments tesptte— condemn adjoa nando's comments tesptte eeott— condemn adjoa nando's comments despite record complaints i can eeat— despite record complaints i can reveal tonight— despite record complaints i can reveal tonight that woke itv is taetng— reveal tonight that woke itv is taetng a— reveal tonight that woke itv is facing a dramatic— reveal tonight that woke itv is facing a dramatic new crisis . facing a dramatic new crisis. tnts— facing a dramatic new crisis. tnts tnete— facing a dramatic new crisis. this there is— facing a dramatic new crisis. this there is a— facing a dramatic new crisis. this there is a major rift tetween— this there is a major rift between their- this there is a major rift between their star presenting two— between their star presenting

two notw— between their star presenting duo holly willoughby and the seantat— duo holly willoughby and the scandal plagued phillip schofield.— scandal plagued phillip schofield. so after 14 years as tne— schofield. so after 14 years as the channel's— schofield. so after 14 years as the channel's golden couple, tast— the channel's golden couple, twst wnw— the channel's golden couple, twst wby ts— the channel's golden couple, just why is holly— the channel's golden couple, just why is holly preparing to putt— just why is holly preparing to putt tne— just why is holly preparing to putt tne ptwg— just why is holly preparing to pull the plug on_ just why is holly preparing to pull the plug on their partnership? i'm going to reveal the partnership? i'm going to reveal tne anse— partnership? i'm going to reveal tne to— partnership? i'm going to reveal the answer to that— partnership? i'm going to reveal the answer to that with lots of eeasttwe — the answer to that with lots of exclusive detail— the answer to that with lots of exclusive detail alongside aetwtn— exclusive detail alongside kelvin mackenzie, plus , we're kelvin mackenzie, plus, we're going— kelvin mackenzie, plus, we're gotng to— kelvin mackenzie, plus, we're gotng to neat— kelvin mackenzie, plus, we're going to hear from what phillip senottett— going to hear from what phillip schofield has— going to hear from what phillip schofield has to _ going to hear from what phillip schofield has to say about this. tnat-s— schofield has to say about this. was an— schofield has to say about this. that's an uncancelled soon. also on tne— that's an uncancelled soon. also on tne wan— that's an uncancelled soon. also on the way after— that's an uncancelled soon. also on the way after harry and negnan-s— on the way after harry and meghan's constant mudslinging at the meghan's constant mudslinging at tne towat— meghan's constant mudslinging at tne tonat tantn— meghan's constant mudslinging at the royal family is— meghan's constant mudslinging at the royal family is radio legend pane— the royal family is radio legend pane tennt— the royal family is radio legend dame jenni murray right that the atng— dame jenni murray right that the atng snowt— dame jenni murray right that the king should step— dame jenni murray right that the king should step for down wttttan — king should step for down william within just six years. so william within just six years. so wat— william within just six years. so we a— william within just six years. so that a younger, more vibrant, soweegn— so that a younger, more vibrant, soweegn san— so that a younger, more vibrant, sovereign can oversee the nonatenw— sovereign can oversee the nonatenw tn— sovereign can oversee the monarchy in the modern day. wett— monarchy in the modern day. we-tt taette— monarchy in the modern day. we'll tackle that— monarchy in the modern day. we'll tackle that one in the ttettansz — we'll tackle that one in the mediabuzz. plus, boris johnson's tonne— mediabuzz. plus, boris johnson's tonne spectat— mediabuzz. plus, boris johnson's former special adviser and the tawowtte— former special adviser and the tawowtte to — former special adviser and the favourite to run— former special adviser and the favourite to run against sadiq tnan— favourite to run against sadiq tnan tot— favourite to run against sadiq khan for london— favourite to run against sadiq khan for london mayor samuel aaswna— khan for london mayor samuel kasumu explains— khan for london mayor samuel kasumu explains why he's the man to tttng— kasumu explains why he's the man to tttng otte— kasumu explains why he's the man to bring order and— kasumu explains why he's the man to bring order and prosperity to our to bring order and prosperity to gteat— to bring order and prosperity to our once great capital. and ttnatth— our once great capital. and finally, donald— our once great capital. and finally, donald trump entered the democrat— finally, donald trump entered the democrat lion's den last ntgnt— the democrat lion's den last ntgnt on— the democrat lion's den last ntgnt on cwa— the democrat lion's den last night on cnn, and he came away wttnoat— night on cnn, and he came away wttnoat a— night on cnn, and he came away without a scratch— night on cnn, and he came away without a scratch .— night on cnn, and he came away without a scratch . but i'll show

without a scratch. but i'll show you— without a scratch. but i'll show now wen— without a scratch. but i'll show now wen snonn— without a scratch. but i'll show you very shortly actually, what he you very shortly actually, what ne nat— you very shortly actually, what ne nat to— you very shortly actually, what ne nat to saw— you very shortly actually, what he had to say, because it was nttanoast— he had to say, because it was hilarious. there'll_ he had to say, because it was hilarious. there'll also be a want— hilarious. there'll also be a ttant ne— hilarious. there'll also be a brand new greatest britain and neon— brand new greatest britain and wnton taetass— brand new greatest britain and union jackass before the night is union jackass before the night ts oat. — union jackass before the night ts oat. wett— union jackass before the night is out. we'll have— union jackass before the night is out. we'll have the first teont— is out. we'll have the first ttont pages— is out. we'll have the first front pages arriving in mere enoenenst toot— front pages arriving in mere moments, too, right after the news headlines— moments, too, right after the news headlines with polly middlehurst— news headlines with polly middlehurst .— news headlines with polly middlehurst . dan, thank you and middlehurst. dan, thank you and goot— middlehurst. dan, thank you and goot ewentng— middlehurst. dan, thank you and goot ewentng to— middlehurst. dan, thank you and good evening to you. the top ston— good evening to you. the top story tonight, the chancellor says the bank of england's latest interest rate rise will prove challenging for families with mortgages. his comments came 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 been increased 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 families, though in the long run. although it's obviously good news, the bank is not now predicting a recession this

year. it's very challenging for tantttes— year. it's very challenging for families with— it's very challenging for families with mortgages to see tntetest— 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 taette— 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 eost— we tackle rising prices, the cost ot— we tackle rising prices, the cost of living— we tackle rising prices, the cost of living crisis will just ntn— cost of living crisis will just continue. and— cost of living crisis will just continue. and that's why it is essenttat— continue. and that's why it is essential we— continue. and that's why it is essential we stick to our plan to nawe— essential we stick to our plan to halve inflation— essential we stick to our plan to halve inflation and if we do tnatt— to halve inflation and if we do we we— to halve inflation and if we do we we san— to halve inflation and if we do that, we can bring— to halve inflation and if we do that, we can bring certainty tast— that, we can bring certainty past to— that, we can bring certainty back to family— that, we can bring certainty back to family finances. that, we can bring certainty back to family finances . well, back to family finances. well, the back to family finances. well, tne snatow— back to family finances. well, the shadow chancellor rachel teewest — the shadow chancellor rachel reeves, agrees. _ the shadow chancellor rachel reeves, agrees. i cc reeves, agrees. 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 mortgage in just a matter of months. - that means higher mortgage costs atteatw— that means higher mortgage costs atteatn peopte— that means higher mortgage costs already people have paid £1 ttttton— already people have paid £1 billion more— already people have paid £1 billion more in— already people have paid £1 billion more in mortgage tepannents— billion more in mortgage repayments compared to where ttew— repayments compared to where we woatt— repayments compared to where they would have— repayments compared to where they would have been six months ago t — they would have been six months ago t wett— they would have been six months ago t wett tn— they would have been six months ago . well, in news— they would have been six months ago . will i they would have been six months ago . joni“ ? ago. well, in news away from home, the uk has confirmed it is supplying ukraine with the long—range missiles it requested for its fight against russia. the defence secretary, ben wallace, says the donation of

storm shadow missiles gives ukraine the best chance to defend itself . the decision defend itself. the decision follows kiev's repeated pleas for more weapons from the west. addressing mps earlier on today, ben wallace also said the united nafions ben wallace also said the united nations had found russia had committed war crimes. now pakistan has supreme court has ordered the release of the former prime minister imran khan, saying his arrest was illegal. mr khan was arrested on tuesday by paramilitary officers in riot gear in a courtroom. it sparked widespread protests right across the country with more than 1000 people arrested, forcing the government at one point to call in the army to help restore order on the streets. it's unlawful . streets. it's unlawful. information gathering was habitual and widespread , and the habitual and widespread, and the trial brought by prince harry has been told several high profile figures, including prince harry, are bringing claims against mirror group

newspapers, with alleged activities covering voicemail interception, securing information through deception and hiring private investigators for unlawful activities. the trial is expected to last seven weeks. you're up to date on tv onune weeks. you're up to date on tv online dab+ radio and the tune in app. you're with gb news, britain's news channel. all . britain's news channel. all. tomorrow's news tonight. now in our mediabuzz first— tomorrow's news tonight. now in our mediabuzz first front- tit? 9 now in our mediabuzz first front pages nawe— our mediabuzz first front pages nawe tast— our mediabuzz first front pages nawe twst teen— our mediabuzz first front pages have just been delivered and tet-s— have just been delivered and tet-s get— have just been delivered and let's get straight to them. the tntepentent— let's get straight to them. the independent leads on the bank of tngtant-s— independent leads on the bank of england's latest— independent leads on the bank of england's latest interest rate ese— england's latest interest rate totawt— england's latest interest rate rise today, which will affect nttttons— rise today, which will affect millions of— rise today, which will affect millions of brits on variable nongages— millions of brits on variable nongages ant— millions of brits on variable mortgages and spiking their nontntw— mortgages and spiking their nontntw-tn- mortgages and spiking their monthly by hundreds mortgages and spiking their- monthly-by hundreds of monthly payments by hundreds of poantst —ttnes- pounds. very worrying times economically— pounds. very worrying times economically .— pounds. very worrying times economically . the guardian leads economically. the guardian leads wttn— economically. the guardian leads wttn tne— economically. the guardian leads with the escalation— economically. the guardian leads with the escalation of britain's swppon— with the escalation of britain's swppon to— with the escalation of britain's support to ukraine as the uk is tne— support to ukraine as the uk is tne test— support to ukraine as the uk is now the first western nation to sent — now the first western nation to sent tong— now the first western nation to send long form _ now the first western nation to send long form ,_ now the first western nation to send long form , long—range storm

send long form, long—range storm snatow— send long form, long—range storm shadow missiles— send long form, long—range storm shadow missiles to— send long form, long—range storm shadow missiles to the war torn oowntn— shadow missiles to the war torn eoantn t— shadow missiles to the war torn eonntn t an— shadow missiles to the war torn country . my superstar panel back country. my superstar panel back wttn— country. my superstar panel back wttn ne— country. my superstar panel back wttn me no— country. my superstar panel back with me now, top— country. my superstar panel back with me now, top daily telegraph eotanntst— with me now, top daily telegraph columnist allison— with me now, top daily telegraph columnist allison pearson, the tonne— columnist allison pearson, the former conservative london nawoeat— former conservative london mayoral candidate shaun bailey, and mayoral candidate shaun bailey, ant tne— mayoral candidate shaun bailey, and the author— mayoral candidate shaun bailey, and the author and broadcaster amy— and the author and broadcaster amy wtenott— and the author and broadcaster amy nicholl. now— and the author and broadcaster amy nicholl. now in a shocking tewetattont— amy nicholl. now in a shocking tewetattont a— amy nicholl. now in a shocking revelation, a revelation , by the revelation, a revelation, by the way,— revelation, a revelation, by the wawt tnat— revelation, a revelation, by the wawt tnat t— revelation, a revelation, by the want tnat t tan— revelation, a revelation, by the way, that i can guarantee you wow-te— way, that i can guarantee you note not— way, that i can guarantee you nowte not gotng— way, that i can guarantee you you're not going to see on the etc.— you're not going to see on the one. vow-te— you're not going to see on the bbc. you're not— you're not going to see on the bbc. you're not going to see on ttv— bbc. you're not going to see on ttv news.— bbc. you're not going to see on itv news. you're— bbc. you're not going to see on itv news. you're not going to on sn— itv news. you're not going to see on sky news— itv news. you're not going to see on sky news because they want— see on sky news because they want to— see on sky news because they want to pretend— see on sky news because they want to pretend that the scandal is want to pretend that the scandal ts not— want to pretend that the scandal ts not gotng— want to pretend that the scandal ts not gotng on— want to pretend that the scandal is not going on. but a source etose— is not going on. but a source toseoene-t- is not going on. but a source close -former snp - close to the former snp treasurer, douglas has treasurer, douglas chapman, has set— treasurer, douglas chapman, has sat-not— treasurer, douglas chapman, has satt-not tnow— treasurer, douglas chapman, has said not know about said he did not know about a attotooo— said he did not know about a £110,000 luxury— said he did not know about a £110,000 luxury camper. van paid for £110,000 luxury camper. van paid tot wttn— £110,000 luxury camper. van paid tot wttn-east.— £110,000 luxury camper. van paid for with-cash. the- for with party cash. the nationalist— for with party cash. the nationalist battlebus was swpposetn— nationalist battlebus was supposedly earmarked for the nontoot— supposedly earmarked for the holyrood election campaign in 20th— holyrood election campaign in me put— holyrood election campaign in me put was— holyrood election campaign in 2021, but was never moved from senentng— 2021, but was never moved from scheming sturgeon's mother in taw-s— scheming sturgeon's mother in taw-s nonse— scheming sturgeon's mother in law's house before it was seized by oops— law's house before it was seized tn oops as— law's house before it was seized tn oops as pan— law's house before it was seized tn oops as pan ot— law's house before it was seized by cops as part of their investigation. - by cops as part of their investigation. now chapman acted as pann— investigation. now chapman acted as party treasurer— investigation. now chapman acted as party treasurer for six nontns— as party treasurer for six months. only— as party treasurer for six months. only between december zone— months. only between december 2020 ant— months. only between december 2020 ant ttan— months. only between december 2020 and may 2021, before he gwt— 2020 and may 2021, before he get tne— 2020 and may 2021, before he get tne post— 2020 and may 2021, before he quit the post amid claims that he quit the post amid claims that ne was— quit the post amid claims that he was unable— quit the post amid claims that he was unable to— quit the post amid claims that

he was unable to access key tntotnatton— he was unable to access key information .— he was unable to access key information . now, coincidentally information. now, coincidentally . tnts— information. now, coincidentally . tnts nas— information. now, coincidentally .tnts nas att— information. now, coincidentally , this has all emerged that that onapnan— , this has all emerged that that onapnan tts— , this has all emerged that that chapman it's all— , this has all emerged that that chapman it's all emerged at the tne— chapman it's all emerged at the same time that— chapman it's all emerged at the same time that chapman, who swpponet— same time that chapman, who swpponet tate— same time that chapman, who supported kate forbes and not wno— supported kate forbes and not wno was— supported kate forbes and not who was useless— supported kate forbes and not who was useless to succeed wtoota— who was useless to succeed nicola sturgeon _ who was useless to succeed nicola sturgeon is now facing an swe— nicola sturgeon is now facing an we ptot— nicola sturgeon is now facing an we ptot to— nicola sturgeon is now facing an snp plot to -him _ nicola sturgeon is now facing an snp plot to him removed as snp plot to have him removed as an att— snp plot to have him removed as an we wttn— snp plot to have him removed as an we wttn a— snp plot to have him removed as an mp with a source— snp plot to have him removed as an mp with a source telling the ttnes— an mp with a source telling the ttnes tnts— an mp with a source telling the ttnes tnts ts— an mp with a source telling the times this is all— an mp with a source telling the times this is all hq revenge on onapnan— times this is all hq revenge on onapnan owe— times this is all hq revenge on chapman over supporting forbes and chapman over supporting forbes ant speattng— chapman over supporting forbes and speaking out— chapman over supporting forbes and speaking out over the treasurer stuff— and speaking out over the treasurer stuff . so it appears treasurer stuff. so it appears tnat— treasurer stuff. so it appears tnat tne— treasurer stuff. so it appears that the snp's_ treasurer stuff. so it appears that the snp's division and hate is that the snp's division and hate ts no— that the snp's division and hate ts tetng— that the snp's division and hate is now being directed at members of is now being directed at members ot ttew— is now being directed at members ot tnett on— is now being directed at members of their own party.— is now being directed at members of their own party. allison teatson— of their own party. allison pearson can— of their own party. allison pearson can we- of their own party. allison pearson can we just for a moment teeneenet tnat— pearson can we just for a moment remember that this— pearson can we just for a moment remember that this is the gowentng— remember that this is the governing party of scotland . governing party of scotland. they— governing party of scotland. tnen ate— governing party of scotland. they are driving that nation tnto— they are driving that nation tnto tne— they are driving that nation into the ground— they are driving that nation into the ground . this scandal is into the ground. this scandal is swttttng— into the ground. this scandal is swttttng tn— into the ground. this scandal is swirling in such— into the ground. this scandal is swirling in such dramatic ways . swirling in such dramatic ways. ant— swirling in such dramatic ways. ant to— swirling in such dramatic ways. ant to now— swirling in such dramatic ways. and do you hear— swirling in such dramatic ways. and do you hear a— swirling in such dramatic ways. and do you hear a peep about it in and do you hear a peep about it tn tne— and do you hear a peep about it in the mainstream— and do you hear a peep about it in the mainstream broadcast netta— in the mainstream broadcast netta ot— in the mainstream broadcast media of this— in the mainstream broadcast media of this country when they went— media of this country when they went on— media of this country when they went on atowt— media of this country when they

went on about a— media of this country when they went on about a cake in finnish awtwnne — went on about a cake in finnish autumn? yeah,— went on about a cake in finnish autumn? yeah, i— went on about a cake in finnish autumn? yeah, i think- went on about a cake in finnish autumn? / c went on about a cake in finnish autumn? / c ? autumn? yeah, i think it's a in autumn? yeah, i think it's a in a way you can't help waiting for the film of this is going to be like local hero on steroids isn't it really? it's absolutely jaw— isn't it really? it's absolutely raw ttopptng— isn't it really? it's absolutely jaw dropping down,- c c itz;s?cc«t7’ it's absolutely jaw dropping down, isn't it? i tnts— jaw dropping down, isn't it? i tnts guy— jaw dropping down, isn't it? i mean, this guy was the treasurer ant— mean, this guy was the treasurer ant wasnt— mean, this guy was the treasurer and wasn't told— mean, this guy was the treasurer and wasn't told about the attoooo— and wasn't told about the £110,000 motorhome, which i towet — £110,000 motorhome, which i towet tne— £110,000 motorhome, which i love. the detail— £110,000 motorhome, which i love. the detail was parked in wtoota— love. the detail was parked in nicola sturgeon— love. the detail was parked in nicola sturgeon john's 92 year old nicola sturgeon john's 92 year ott wotnet-s— nicola sturgeon john's 92 year old mother's drive for two neas— old mother's drive for two neat two— old mother's drive for two years, two years? i mean, atsotwtetn— years, two years? i mean, absolutely arnie astonishing. ant— absolutely arnie astonishing. ant no— absolutely arnie astonishing. ant tnen— absolutely arnie astonishing. and now they are trying to force tnts— and now they are trying to force tnts nan— and now they are trying to force tnts ont— and now they are trying to force this man out because as you say, ne-s— this man out because as you say, ne-s swpponet— this man out because as you say, he's supported kate— this man out because as you say, he's supported kate forbes, who wowtt— he's supported kate forbes, who wowtt nawe— he's supported kate forbes, who would have been— he's supported kate forbes, who would have been the same choice t tnt— would have been the same choice t tut twotttn— would have been the same choice . but luckily,imean,_ would have been the same choice . but luckily, mean, in a way, . but luckily, i mean, in a way, tnen— . but luckily, i mean, in a way, wen-tot— . but luckily, i mean, in a way, tnen-tot tnen— . but luckily, i mean, in a way, they-for they went- . but luckily, i mean, in a way, they for they went for your they went for they went for your tnent— they went for they went for your went-tte— they went for they went for your friend-mr useless.- they went for they went for your friend mr useless. think friend mr mr useless. i think wnat— friend mr mr useless. i think wnat we— friend mr mr useless. i think wnat we-tan— friend mr mr useless. i think wnat we-tan .— friend mr mr useless. i think what we-dan , is- friend mr mr useless. i think what we dan , is that what we see, dan, is that stwgeon— what we see, dan, is that sturgeon was— what we see, dan, is that sturgeon was the sort of mrs. ceausescu of— sturgeon was the sort of mrs. ceausescu of scotland, absolute teon— ceausescu of scotland, absolute ttst— ceausescu of scotland, absolute ppa, tept— ceausescu of scotland, absolute iron fist, kept the— ceausescu of scotland, absolute iron fist, kept the whole thing togetne— iron fist, kept the whole thing togetnet ant— iron fist, kept the whole thing together and now the iron fist nas— together and now the iron fist nas teen— together and now the iron fist has been lifted.— together and now the iron fist has been lifted. it's like atsotwte— has been lifted. it's like absolute chaos, isn't it, really?— absolute chaos, isn't it, really? t— absolute chaos, isn't it, really? i mean, it's all coming out— really? i mean, it's all coming out no— really? i mean, it's all coming out ant— really? i mean, it's all coming out now and i've— really? i mean, it's all coming out now and i've got connections

gwte— out now and i've got connections gwte ntgn— out now and i've got connections gwte ntgn up— out now and i've got connections gwte ntgn wp tn— out now and i've got connections quite high up in scotland and ten— quite high up in scotland and ten ptettotet— quite high up in scotland and they predicted this many , many. they predicted this many, many. i they predicted this many, many. t teeneenet— they predicted this many, many. t teeneenet t— they predicted this many, many. i remember i sent— they predicted this many, many. i remember i sent i shared you a wnatsapp— i remember i sent i shared you a whatsapp conversation where you had whatsapp conversation where you nat tnts. — whatsapp conversation where you nat tnts. att— whatsapp conversation where you had this. all people were saying santng— had this. all people were saying santngt on— had this. all people were saying santngt ont tts— had this. all people were saying saying, oh, it's going, it's a snaest— saying, oh, it's going, it's a snakes nest— saying, oh, it's going, it's a snakes nest and- saying, oh, it's going, it's a snakes nest and it wants it's open— snakes nest and it wants it's open t — snakes nest and it wants it's open t ant— snakes nest and it wants it's open . and now— snakes nest and it wants it's open . and now it's- snakes nest and it wants it's open . ' c snakes nest and it wants it's- open . and now it's the house of open. and now it's the house of cards is collapsing. house of cards is collapsing. house of cards has collapsed. yeah, but the cards has collapsed. yeah, but tne tntng— cards has collapsed. yeah, but tne tntng ts.— cards has collapsed. yeah, but the thing is, sean,— cards has collapsed. yeah, but the thing is, sean, what- i: i: yeah, but the thing is, sean, what is so ttstwttng— the thing is, sean, what is so ttstwttng to— the thing is, sean, what is so disturbing to me— the thing is, sean, what is so disturbing to me is that there are disturbing to me is that there netta— disturbing to me is that there are media organisations in soottant— are media organisations in scotland who— are media organisations in scotland who knew about these ntsstng— scotland who knew about these missing funds. _ scotland who knew about these missing funds. /t:::t. missing funds. you know, this has been a scandal hiding in plain sight . and where has the plain sight. and where has the scrutiny arnie been? where is the scrutiny now? i mean, this is a scandal. well, that makes partygate look like tiddlywinks, but it's like they always say it's never the up that gets you. it's the cover up that gets you. and the fact that it was covered up for so long by multiple different parties means that it is now now a growing mushroom cloud that simply will not dissipate. and real issue dissipate. and the real issue here, actually, that the here, actually, now that the police the police are police know and the police are looking it, it will have to looking at it, it will have to be so that's where

be investigated. so that's where the but for scotland, the pain lies. but for scotland, the pain lies. but for scotland, the real issue is that absolute mess scotland's public mess of scotland's public finances. that's on hamza's finances. and that's on hamza's watch now. he hasn't he hasn't displayed any real response to that. and that's the real reason the snp will fall apart electorally. yes, their finances are in a mess. yes, they're having a civil war. yes, that civil war will grow. but really the people of scotland are going to have to start to ask themselves questions about how is scotland without is scotland run? and without nicola sturgeon to cover everything up by constantly attacking boris, constantly attacking boris, constantly attacking westminster scottish people, constantly people, asking constantly attacking english. exactly attacking the english. exactly scottish asking different scottish people asking different questions, that hamza questions, questions that hamza is to. i mean she was out is unable to. i mean she was out and anti—english and and out anti—english and she whipped fervour whipped up anti—english fervour for years. it was it was completely despicable. but what shocks me about this, amy, is that you're defending the lack of coverage about this. and you say you can't help but feel all these stories are being spun out by those fearful of scottish indie pendence. so you are still making excuses for scheming

sturgeon. also, we don't really know anything for sure yet, do we? so i guess that's also anotne— we? so i guess that's also another reason— 7 so i guess that's also another reason none of this is tetng— another reason none of this is tetng teponett— another reason none of this is being reported. and hey, they ntgnt— being reported. and hey, they ntgnt nawe— being reported. and hey, they might have an— being reported. and hey, they might have an snp party bus like a tow— might have an snp party bus like a tone twst — might have an snp party bus like a tone twst tnen— might have an snp party bus like a tour bus. they need a tour bus tnat— a tour bus. they need a tour bus tnat oan— a tour bus. they need a tour bus tnat go— a tour bus. they need a tour bus that can go through— a tour bus. they need a tour bus that can go through the business tootst — that can go through the business tootst -ttnet — that can go through the business books.-fine. but- that can go through the business books.-fine. but i- that can go through the business books. fine. but i think books. that's fine. but i think tnat— books. that's fine. but i think that-treasurer— books. that's fine. but i think that treasurer didn't that the treasurer didn't know atowt— that the treasurer didn't know atowt tne— that the treasurer didn't know about the £110,000 bus. that's gwte— about the £110,000 bus. that's gwte tnat-s— about the £110,000 bus. that's quite that's quite— about the £110,000 bus. that's quite that's quite a second bus. i quite that's quite a second bus. t ton-t— quite that's quite a second bus. t ton-t ttoooo— quite that's quite a second bus. i don't £10,000 bus,— quite that's quite a second bus. i don't £10,000 bus, you- quite that's quite a second bus. i don't £10,000 bus, you can compare . and the party treasurer compare. and the party treasurer quit after six months because he didn't have access to the information . and we know, by the information. and we know, by the way, that nicola sturgeon. sorry to interrupt, nicola to interrupt, but nicola sturgeon to sturgeon said in that meeting to her comrades finances are her comrades the finances are all good. don't say a word about the finances. i'll admit it's not great and i believe this will lightly tarnish the party. however rather lightly there is. if however rather lightly there is. n tnete — however rather lightly there is. n tnete ts— however rather lightly there is. if there is an— however rather lightly there is. if there is an appetite for independence— if there is an appetite for independence in scotland, then i tntnt— independence in scotland, then i tntnt tne— independence in scotland, then i tntnt tne swe— independence in scotland, then i think the snp still— independence in scotland, then i think the snp still stand a oanoen— think the snp still stand a chance because they stand for sootttsn— chance because they stand for scottish nationalism . twice scottish nationalism. well, attson— scottish nationalism. well, attson ant— scottish nationalism. well, alison, and that— scottish nationalism. well, alison, and that is actually a fair point because it's really

interesting looking at the polling in scotland. clearly scots are very fed up with sturgeon, they're fed up with the snp scandal, separatism is less popular than it was, but there's still a huge base of separatists who want to find someone to vote for and the question is, do they think that alex salmond's party, alba, is actually a viable force or are they going to hold their nose and keep voting for the snp ? i and keep voting for the snp? i think they'll vote labour. i tntnt— think they'll vote labour. i tntnt wett— think they'll vote labour. i think we'll see— think they'll vote labour. i think we'll see a lot of seats go taot— think we'll see a lot of seats go taot to— think we'll see a lot of seats go back to labour. i have to say tne— go back to labour. i have to say tne tntng— go back to labour. i have to say the thing-camper- go back to labour. i have to say the thing camper van the thing about the camper van is the thing about the camper van ts-ton-t— the thing about the camper van is-don't really- is scandals don't really tegtstet— is scandals don't really register-the- is scandals don't really register the public until register with the public until you— register with the public until now nawe— register with the public until now nawe an— register with the public until you have an object. so you'll remember the _ you have an object. so you'll remember the daily telegraph wttn— remember the daily telegraph wttn tne— remember the daily telegraph wttn tne tnts— remember the daily telegraph with the mps expenses scandal. it's with the mps expenses scandal. tt-s wnen— with the mps expenses scandal. tt-s wnen tnen— with the mps expenses scandal. it's when they had— with the mps expenses scandal. it's when they had the duck nonse— it's when they had the duck nowse ant— it's when they had the duck house and the— it's when they had the duck house and the never forget it. a spenttng— house and the never forget it. a man spending public money oteantng— man spending public money oteantng nts— man spending public money cleaning his moat . that really cleaning his moat. that really tttn-t— cleaning his moat. that really tttn-tltne— cleaning his moat. that really didn't-the duck— cleaning his moat. that really didn't the duck house. and didn't it? the duck house. and tnts— didn't it? the duck house. and tnts ts— didn't it? the duck house. and tnts ts tne— didn't it? the duck house. and this is the camper— didn't it? the duck house. and this is the camper van now. so tne— this is the camper van now. so tne oaenpe— this is the camper van now. so the camper van,— this is the camper van now. so the camper van, you can't get rid the camper van, you can't get ttt ot— the camper van, you can't get ttt ot tne— the camper van, you can't get rid of the image— the camper van, you can't get rid of the image of. the other tntng— rid of the image of. the other thing i'd add as well, scotland has turned out effective has turned out to effective politicians. one was nicola sturgeon one is alex sturgeon and one is alex salmond. give that salmond. if you give that madsen, ruth davidson. davidson

salmond. if you give that madwas ruth davidson. davidson salmond. if you give that madwas she�*i davidson. davidson salmond. if you give that madwas she wasvidson. davidson salmond. if you give that madwas she was alson. davidson salmond. if you give that madwas she was a lovely avidson salmond. if you give that madwas she was a lovely person she was she was a lovely person . alex salmond an . if you give alex salmond an inch he'll gain a mile. it's inch, he'll gain a mile. it's entirely possible that he gets some those seats and they some of those seats and they don't all to labour. don't all go to labour. fascinating stuff. well, look, just legal note. as you just a quick legal note. as you know, allegations know, the allegations surrounding snp's finances know, the allegations surideniedg snp's finances know, the allegations surideniedg allonp's finances know, the allegations surideniedg all partiesiances are denied by all parties involved. the police investigation is ongoing . investigation is ongoing. sturgeon says she'll cooperate and that she hasn't been asked and that she hasn't been asked and no charges have been brought against anyone. now, you may remember yesterday i told you about only short film about britain's only short film entry film entry at the cannes film festival. this year, a new movie disturbingly titled killing bofis disturbingly titled killing boris created lefty boris johnson, created by lefty director arden—clarke to director moussa arden—clarke to quote immortalise, the feeling that myself and so many others experienced during the pandemic, it's slammed, it's been widely slammed, including of the including by deputy chair of the conservative lee conservative party, lee anderson, yesterday anderson, who told me yesterday on the that it was on the show that it was absolutely abhorrent. this is a reminder the movie. my memory reminder of the movie. my memory of event, as reminder of the movie. my memory ot-ewent. as t— reminder of the movie. my memory of-event, as i said— reminder of the movie. my memory of-event, as i said ,_ reminder of the movie. my memory of-event, as i said , is- of this event, as i said, is going— of this event, as i said, is gotng-tnto— of this event, as i said, is going-into the- of this event, as i said, is going into the garden for going out into the garden for atowt— going out into the garden for atowt 25— going out into the garden for about 25 minutes. for what? what i'm about 25 minutes. for what? what tn wnat— about 25 minutes. for what? what tn wnat tn— about 25 minutes. for what? what tn wnat tn t— about 25 minutes. for what? what i'm what i'm i just— about 25 minutes. for what? what i'm what i'm i just repeat, i teeptn— i'm what i'm i just repeat, i teeptn sonn— i'm what i'm i just repeat, i teeptn sotn tot— i'm what i'm i just repeat, i

deeply sorry for that . this was deeply sorry for that. this was sonetntng— deeply sorry for that. this was something that— deeply sorry for that. this was something that was against the thes — something that was against the thes tt— something that was against the thes tt was— something that was against the rules. it was a— something that was against the rules. it was a breach of the of tne— rules. it was a breach of the of tne cowo— rules. it was a breach of the of the covid something . shown ?? the covid something. shown john natten— the covid something. shown john natten t— the covid something. shown john natten t nawe— the covid something. shown john bailey i have been— the covid something. shown john bailey i have been increasingly angry about this over the past 24 hours. a lot of mps have been in contact with me and saying, have we forgotten what happened to david? you know, this is the only british entry at cannes . only british entry at cannes. would it be acceptable if i decided to make a film because i disagreed with her political position on lockdowns called killing? jacinda ardern ? i mean, killing? jacinda ardern? i mean, what is this about? i tell you what is this about? i tell you what this is about. this is the continuation of the left. we know the left is a thing, but what we're doing here is pulling the country apart . what we've the country apart. what we've been this country been able to do in this country for hundreds of years is for hundreds of years now is disagree is disagree politely. this is leading us the path of leading us down the path of complete but amy complete polarisation. but amy says this is art. yeah, oonptetetnt - says this is art. yeah, completely. i- yeah, completely. i mean, it's says this is art. yeah,- completely. i mean, it's hardly a nanttesto— completely. i mean, it's hardly a manifesto, is— completely. i mean, it's hardly a manifesto, is it?— completely. i mean, it's hardly a manifesto, is it? it's just a nttn— a manifesto, is it? it's just a tttn t— a manifesto, is it? it's just a tttn t ant— a manifesto, is it? it's just a film . and also,— a manifesto, is it? it's just a film . and also, i-

a manifesto, is it? it's just a film . and also, i don't think film. and also, i don't think tts— film. and also, i don't think it's necessarily— film. and also, i don't think it's necessarily it's literally atowt— it's necessarily it's literally atowt now— it's necessarily it's literally about how-kill- it's necessarily it's literally- about how-kill-johnson about how to kill boris johnson t tts— about how to kill boris johnson t tt-s a— about how to kill boris johnson t tt-s a tttn — about how to kill boris johnson . it's a film that— about how to kill boris johnson . it's a film that looks at the gate— . it's a film that looks at the grief inflicted— . it's a film that looks at the grief inflicted by— . it's a film that looks at the grief inflicted by partygate, ant— grief inflicted by partygate, ant t— grief inflicted by partygate, ant t tntnt— grief inflicted by partygate, and i think that's fine. /t:::t. and i think that's fine. you eontt— and i think that's fine. you oowtt to— and i think that's fine. you oowtt to a— and i think that's fine. you could do a film— and i think that's fine. you could do a film about that that didn't involve killing boris johnson. people have been doing this johnson. people have been doing tnts-tne— johnson. people have been doing this-the assassination- ?? people have been doing this the assassination of this like the assassination of ttatgatet— this like the assassination of margaret-this- this like the assassination of. margaret-this-of margaret thatcher. this type of tntng— margaret thatcher. this type of tntng ts— margaret thatcher. this type of thing is totally— margaret thatcher. this type of thing is totally no, this is the pent.— thing is totally no, this is the potnt- — thing is totally no, this is the potnt- tts— thing is totally no, this is the point,- it's always- thing is totally no, this is the. point,- it's always aimed thing is totally no, this is the- point,- it's always aimed at point, amy. it's always aimed at people right. that's why people on the right. that's why you hen people on the right. that's why you her. but the important you left her. but the important thing is we shouldn't be thing is here we shouldn't be talking killing public talking about killing public figures because eventually we will get there. we totally disagree with boris johnson's lockdown policy , but this is lockdown policy, but this is deranged and it would be considered completely unacceptable if this was a politician not on the right. i think it's also i think i agree wttn— think it's also i think i agree wttn snawnt — think it's also i think i agree with shaun. i— think it's also i think i agree with shaun. ? think it's also i think i agree with shaun. :? c with shaun. i mean, you wouldn't get in france. france's entry to the cannes film festival would not be, even though he's very unpopular, killing emmanuel macron, draw line unpopular, killing emmanuel mrthat, draw line unpopular, killing emmanuel mrthat . draw line unpopular, killing emmanuel mrthat . and draw line unpopular, killing emmanuel mrthat . and i draw line unpopular, killing emmanuel mrthat . and i think draw line unpopular, killing emmanuel mrthat . and i think itaw line unpopular, killing emmanuel mrthat . and i think it is line unpopular, killing emmanuel mrthat . and i think it is a line at that. and i think it is a left versus right thing. if it was killing. angela rayner, god forbid. mean have brief forbid. i mean i have no brief forbid. i mean i have no brief for angela rayner but that would

be appalling. it be be appalling. it would be leading bulletin in leading every news bulletin in the less people on the country and less people on the country and less people on the freedom expression. the left. freedom of expression. tnts— the left. freedom of expression. tnts-atntt— the left. freedom of expression. this about freedom of this isn't about freedom of expression, this this expression, this is, this is abuse. if people on the left expression, this is, this is asomebody if people on the left expression, this is, this is asomebody should.e on the left expression, this is, this is asomebody should aski the left expression, this is, this is asomebody should ask starmer in i somebody should ask starmer in parliament tomorrow, what does he about we he think about this? we need people condemn a totally sick people to condemn a totally sick of the hypocrisy that these inhumane things, these racist statements can be made about folk on the right, about white people. it's happening all the time and it's wrong . you always time and it's wrong. you always have to think, would this be acceptable if you were talking about a left wing politician? and the answer clearly here is no. so it's not acceptable. but also we're talking about- also we're talking about a it's also we're talking about a it's a net— also we're talking about a it's a ttnt ot— also we're talking about a it's a kind of cultural— also we're talking about a it's a kind of cultural thing as wet. — a kind of cultural thing as wet. t— a kind of cultural thing as well. i remember- a kind of cultural thing as well. i a kind of cultural thing as- well. i remember when boris was prime and went to prime minister and he went to some international meeting and there from there was a reporter from channel asking another channel 4 who was asking another world leader, aren't you embarrassed in the room world leader, aren't you emb.borised in the room world leader, aren't you emb.boris johnson? n the room world leader, aren't you emb.boris johnson? andz room world leader, aren't you emb.boris johnson? and shetm with boris johnson? and she looked at the looked at she looked at the reporter as if they were mad. no other country, no revels in abusing and hating its leaders. but this is actually unsafe. you know.— but this is actually unsafe. you know—ts- know, this is a this is a seowttn— know, this is a this is a security concern. it must be teattn—

security concern. it must be teattn-tot- security concern. it must be really -for boris. really horrifying for boris tonnson— really horrifying for boris tonnson .— really horrifying for boris johnson , film. really horrifying for boris- johnson ,-film.-looked johnson, this film. i've looked at-nts— johnson, this film. i've looked at-his family.- johnson, this film. i've looked at his family. yeah it's at it and his family. yeah it's wen— at it and his family. yeah it's wen t— at it and his family. yeah it's very i remember— at it and his family. yeah it's very i remember it puts all pottttotans— very i remember it puts all politicians at— very i remember it puts all politicians at risk. sadiq khan, he politicians at risk. sadiq khan, ne ant— politicians at risk. sadiq khan, ne ant t— politicians at risk. sadiq khan, he and i have— politicians at risk. sadiq khan, he and i have history, but he gets— he and i have history, but he getslawtwt— he and i have history, but he gets-awful lot— he and i have history, but he gets-awful lot of- he and i have history, but he. gets-awful lot of-and gets an awful lot of abuse. and it's gets an awful lot of abuse. and tt-s att— gets an awful lot of abuse. and it's all-around- gets an awful lot of abuse. and it's all-around this,- it's all centred around this, tnts— it's all centred around this, tnts notton— it's all centred around this, this notion that— it's all centred around this, this notion that you can just atwse— this notion that you can just atwse-tn— this notion that you can just abuse-in-life.| abuse people in public life. sean— abuse people in public life. sean—nicole,l abuse people in public life.- sean_nicole, allison sean bailey, amy nicole, allison| teatson—twt pearson, thank you so much. but oontng— pearson, thank you so much. but oontng-attet— pearson, thank you so much. but coming-after harry- pearson, thank you so much. but coming after harry and coming up, after harry and ttegnan-s— coming up, after harry and meghan's assault on the british nonatonn— meghan's assault on the british monarchy broadcasterjenni monarchy is broadcaster jenni ttwtan— monarchy is broadcaster jenni ttwtan ntgnt— monarchy is broadcaster jenni murray right that the king is too wan— murray right that the king is too wary pressures of too wary for the pressures of tntng— too wary for the pressures of ruling-should- too wary for the pressures of ruling should hand over ruling and he should hand over the ruling and he should hand over tne-to— ruling and he should hand over the-to prince— ruling and he should hand over the to prince william. ruling and he should hand over the is to prince william. ruling and he should hand over the is controversialliam. this is a controversial swggestton— this is a controversial suggestion within just six years tne— suggestion within just six years ttne .— suggestion within just six years ttne . nn— suggestion within just six years time , my superstar panellists time, my superstar panellists spttt— time, my superstar panellists spttt on— time, my superstar panellists spttt on tnts. — time, my superstar panellists split on this. they'll be back to tetate— split on this. they'll be back to debate it— split on this. they'll be back to debate it soon. but next, as tne— to debate it soon. but next, as the conservative _ to debate it soon. but next, as the conservative party launches its the conservative party launches tts-unseat— the conservative party launches its-unseat the - the conservative party launches its unseat the world's its search to unseat the world's wotst— its search to unseat the world's wont-ts— its search to unseat the world's wotst-ts tnts— its search to unseat the world's worst-is this the- its search to unseat the world's worst is this the man who worst mayor, is this the man who testton— worst mayor, is this the man who can destroy sadiq_ worst mayor, is this the man who can destroy sadiq khan ? samuel can destroy sadiq khan? samuel taswnw— can destroy sadiq khan? samuel taswnw totes— can destroy sadiq khan? samuel kasumu joins me— can destroy sadiq khan? samuel kasumu joins me straight after tnts— kasumu joins me straight after tnts t—

from 11 on gb news britain's news . channel kelvin mackenzie news. channel kelvin mackenzie coming up but first, failed london mayor sadiq khan's reign at city hall has seen the once great capital plunged into a lawless hellhole in just seven short years , khan has short years, khan has capitulated on everything from knife crime, housing and transport to perhaps his most grave error of all the hated ultra low emission zone scheme to rob motorists of their livelihood. and to rob motorists of their livelihood . and watch how this livelihood. and watch how this tnoonpetent— livelihood. and watch how this incompetent bloke— c : and watch how this incompetent bloke muttered about astnna— incompetent bloke muttered about astnna tates— incompetent bloke muttered about asthma rates in— incompetent bloke muttered about asthma rates in outer london totowgns— asthma rates in outer london boroughs when— asthma rates in outer london boroughs when confronted by a teattwt— boroughs when confronted by a teattwt ant— boroughs when confronted by a tearful and devastated nurse.

sne-s— tearful and devastated nurse. sne-s a— tearful and devastated nurse. sne-s a stngte— tearful and devastated nurse. she's a single mother of three wno— she's a single mother of three wno sat— she's a single mother of three wno satt sne— she's a single mother of three who said she couldn't afford to buy— who said she couldn't afford to ten a— who said she couldn't afford to ten a ne— who said she couldn't afford to ten a oat— who said she couldn't afford to buy a new car to— who said she couldn't afford to buy a new car to comply with tetanget— buy a new car to comply with deranged ulez_ buy a new car to comply with deranged ulez regulations. i nawe— deranged ulez regulations. i have no— deranged ulez regulations. i have no wan— deranged ulez regulations. i have no way at— deranged ulez regulations. i have no way at all- deranged ulez regulations. i have no way at all of- deranged ulez regulations. i have no way at all of purchasing another second hand car or paying another second hand car or paying the ulez charge . i'm paying the ulez charge. i'm terrified. what on earth- terrified. what on earth do i too — terrified. what on earth do i too tn— terrified. what on earth do i too tn on— terrified. what on earth do i too tn on a— terrified. what on earth do i do? i'm on a low- terrified. what on earth do i do? tit? terrified. what on earth do i- do? i'm on a low income. i work in health care. i'm a single parent with three children at university city. so i am absolutely reliant on my car for my shift work in the hospital and for getting the kids to university . if i could explain university. if i could explain why— university. if i could explain wnn we-te— university. if i could explain why we're doing— c. ? cat if i could explain why we're doing this, it wasn't an en— why we're doing this, it wasn't an easy decision— why we're doing this, it wasn't an easy decision for i will make you— an easy decision for i will make not atttess— an easy decision for i will make you address her— an easy decision for i will make you address her directly after noe— you address her directly after no gtwen— you address her directly after you've given us— you address her directly after you've given us the for me to to.— you've given us the for me to to. swe— you've given us the for me to to. swe. swe— you've given us the for me to do. sure, sure. more than two tnttts— do. sure, sure. more than two tnttts ot— do. sure, sure. more than two thirds of those— do. sure, sure. more than two thirds of those who suffer from astnna — thirds of those who suffer from astnna ant— thirds of those who suffer from asthma and other— thirds of those who suffer from asthma and other issues live in onte— asthma and other issues live in owte tontont — asthma and other issues live in outer london. no— asthma and other issues live in outer london. no answer. so one toptng— outer london. no answer. so one toptng to— outer london. no answer. so one man hoping to oust the mealy mouthed mayor from power is rising. conservative star samuel kasumu , former adviser kasumu, a former special adviser to minister boris johnson, to prime minister boris johnson, who is now favoured to become the tory candidate at the london mayoral elections. next may. samuel been endorsed by no

samuel has been endorsed by no less than tory big guns grant shapps steve baker and priti patel and has his sights firmly set on putting london back on the map. so samuel, it's great to have you here. firstly, can you just be very, very clear? ulez would go completely under a tory administration led by you? yeah. sadiq khan has absolutely no mandate. it was not in his nanttestot— no mandate. it was not in his manifesto. it's— no mandate. it was not in his manifesto. it's going- : it was not in his manifesto. it's going to cripple ot— manifesto. it's going to cripple ot tne— manifesto. it's going to cripple some of the most— manifesto. it's going to cripple some of the most vulnerable peopte— some of the most vulnerable peopte tn— some of the most vulnerable peopte tn ow— some of the most vulnerable people in our society. �*thj? people in our society. what he's tetng— people in our society. what he's tetng ts— people in our society. what he's doing is an act of self—harm, completely inappropriate . it and completely inappropriate. it and if we are successful in may- if we are successful in may zone.— if we are successful in may zone. tnat— if we are successful in may 2024, that expansion zone will be 2024, that expansion zone will te ewesett — 2024, that expansion zone will be reversed. good— 2024, that expansion zone will be reversed. c: i think be reversed. good. ithink tnat-s— be reversed. good. ithink tnat-s teattn— be reversed. c: ithink that's really important to know teose— that's really important to know teose tnts— that's really important to know because this is— that's really important to know because this is very, very ttstwttngt— because this is very, very disturbing. do— because this is very, very disturbing. do you feel like tnts— disturbing. do you feel like tnts oowtt— disturbing. do you feel like this could be— disturbing. do you feel like this could be your chance to teat—tts- this could be your chance to. beat—it's really beat khan? because it's really tasotnattng— fascinating, actually. sean natten— fascinating, actually. sean eaten—a- fascinating, actually. sean bailey,-a mani fascinating, actually. sean bailey,-a man sure bailey, you know, a man i'm sure not— bailey, you know, a man i'm sure not know.— bailey, you know, a man i'm sure now know. nets— bailey, you know, a man i'm sure now know nets on— bailey, you know, a man i'm sure you know, he's on our superstar panet— you know, he's on our superstar panet tontgntt — you know, he's on our superstar panet tontgntt t— you know, he's on our superstar panel tonight. i backed very panel tonight. i backed him very sttongtn— panel tonight. i backed him very sttongtn twtng— panel tonight. i backed him very strongly during last strongly during the last oanpatgnt — strongly during the last campaign. but the strongly during the last- campaign. but-the problem campaign. but what the problem was—ot— campaign. but what the problem was—ot tne- campaign. but what the problem was—ot tne ton- campaign. but what the problem was of the tory big was is that lots of the tory big guns— was is that lots of the tory big guns tttn-t— was is that lots of the tory big guns didn't actually believe tnat— guns didn't actually believe we tt— guns didn't actually believe we t was— guns didn't actually believe that it was possible to beat tnan. — that it was possible to beat tnan. wow.— that it was possible to beat khan. now, in— that it was possible to beat khan. now, in the end, sean came very— khan. now, in the end, sean came very wen— khan. now, in the end, sean came went wen otose— khan. now, in the end, sean came

very, very close without much swppon— very, very close without much swppon eon — very, very close without much support from the— very, very close without much support from the party ntetatonnt — support from the party hierarchy. so- support from the party hierarchy. so do you believe teose— hierarchy. so do you believe teose ot— hierarchy. so do you believe because of ulez_ hierarchy. so do you believe because of ulez that you aotwattn— because of ulez that you actually can _ because of ulez that you actually can beat khan? is he teatatte— actually can beat khan? is he beatable because— actually can beat khan? is he beatable because london, you nawe— beatable because london, you nawe to— beatable because london, you have to admit,— beatable because london, you have to admit, is— beatable because london, you have to admit, is now a labour ottn— have to admit, is now a labour ottn tntowgn— have to admit, is now a labour city through and— have to admit, is now a labour city through and through? well, toot.— city through and through? well, toot. firstly — city through and through? well, toot. firstly t— city through and through? well, look, firstly, i think it's possttte— look, firstly, i think it's possible not- look, firstly, i think it's possible not just because of two.— possible not just because of wtz. tnt— possible not just because of ulez, but also _ possible not just because of ulez, but also because of how sean— ulez, but also because of how sean ttazet— ulez, but also because of how sean blazed the— ulez, but also because of how sean blazed the trail last time. i sean blazed the trail last time. t tttnt— sean blazed the trail last time. t tttnt ttat— sean blazed the trail last time. i think that we— sean blazed the trail last time. i think that we should- sean blazed the trail last time. i think that we should ignore the polls and focus on the fact that london is a very unique city and most of the polls are inaccurate when it comes to trying to predict where we end up. listen, everybody in the up. but listen, everybody in the party— up. but listen, everybody in the pattn-tnat— up. but listen, everybody in the pann-tnat tot— up. but listen, everybody in the pann-tnat tot ws- up. but listen, everybody in the party-that for us to- c. but listen, everybody in the party that for us to form party knows that for us to form a teattn— party knows that for us to form a teattn sttong— party knows that for us to form a really strong foundation, setttng— a really strong foundation, setttng ws— a really strong foundation, setttng us up— a really strong foundation, setting us up for the general eteotton— setting us up for the general election, london— setting us up for the general election, london needs to one election, london needs to be one of election, london needs to be one ot-tntngs— election, london needs to be one ot-tntngs-we— election, london needs to be one of-things-we win.- election, london needs to be one of things we win. come of the things that we win. come may— of the things that we win. come ttan zetn— of the things that we win. come nan zotn aa. — of the things that we win. come may 20th, 24. indeed, now, note— may 20th, 24. indeed, now, you're - patriotic - may 20th, 24. indeed, now, you're patriotic guy, you're a very patriotic guy, aent— you're a very patriotic guy, aren't-london- you're a very patriotic guy, aren't-london bornl you're a very patriotic guy,- aren't-london born and aren't you? london born and bred, spent a few bred, i think you spent a few years away in nigeria. was it when you were when you were growing about six growing up? about about six nontns— growing up? about about six months. when— growing up? about about six months. when i— growing up? about about six months. when i was- g a; c. :tt7 about about six months. when i was six, i went to teen.— months. when i was six, i went to wtgetat tnt— months. when i was six, i went to nigeria. but besides that, toen— to nigeria. but besides that, born paddington, raised in born in paddington, raised in nanet— born in paddington, raised in barnet,-born- born in paddington, raised in- barnet,-born-bred. barnet, london, born and bred. vow— barnet, london, born and bred. vow nawe— barnet, london, born and bred. not have tat— barnet, london, born and bred. you have had quite— barnet, london, born and bred. you have had quite a— barnet, london, born and bred. you have had quite a tough- you have had quite a tough upbringing, very upbringing, your faith very important you. what i like

important to you. what i like about you is that you're very patrick .uk guy, aren't you? and you actually think that london can be helped in lots, can help the union in lots of ways. for example , when it comes to the example, when it comes to the commonwealth, you think you could, london mayor, really could, as london mayor, really help secure the help the new king secure the commonwealth? now that's in stark contrast to sadiq khan, as far as i can tell, wants to trample over our history and pull lots of statues . pull down lots of statues. yeah, i mean, sadiq spent over natt— yeah, i mean, sadiq spent over natt at— yeah, i mean, sadiq spent over half £1 million— yeah, i mean, sadiq spent over half £1 million on— yeah, i mean, sadiq spent over half £1 million on this weird panet— half £1 million on this weird panel, focussed_ half £1 million on this weird panel, focussed on how we can rename roads and— panel, focussed on how we can rename roads and pull down statues— rename roads and pull down statues when— rename roads and pull down statues when he— rename roads and pull down statues when he should be toowstng— statues when he should be toowstng on— statues when he should be focusing on how we can be a lot more safer as a society and how we tetng— more safer as a society and how we tetng tn— more safer as a society and how we can bring in more jobs and opponwnttn— we can bring in more jobs and opponwnttn to— we can bring in more jobs and opportunity to people the opportunity to people in the en — opportunity to people in the en te— opportunity to people in the en ttn wen— opportunity to people in the city. i'm very passionate about the city. i'm very passionate about tne nonatonn— city. i'm very passionate about the monarchy-the- the monarchy and the commonwealth. that king commonwealth. i think that king onattes— commonwealth. i think that king onattesla— commonwealth. i think that king charles-a fantastic— commonwealth. i think that king charles a fantastic leader . charles is a fantastic leader. ant— charles is a fantastic leader. ant-tnst— charles is a fantastic leader. and-just saying- charles is a fantastic leader. and just saying that and i'm not just saying that teose— and i'm not just saying that teoawse-tn- and i'm not just saying that because-i'm it because he's king. i'm saying it teose— because he's king. i'm saying it teose twe— because he's king. i'm saying it because i've-the- because he's king. i'm saying it because i've the work he's because i've seen the work he's tone— because i've seen the work he's tone tntowgn— because i've seen the work he's done through the— because i've seen the work he's done through the prince's trust, the done through the prince's trust, tne tnttsn — done through the prince's trust, the british -trust,- done through the prince's trust, the british trust, to the british asian trust, to ttanstotn — the british asian trust, to transform lives. he means transform lives. so he means wnat— transform lives. so he means wnat ne— transform lives. so he means wnat ne sanst — transform lives. so he means what he says. and he says, but i tntnt— what he says. and he says, but i tntnt-now-te— think it's great you're patttotto— think it's great you're- patriotic-actually patriotic because actually i tntnt— patriotic because actually i tntnt-a- patriotic because actually i think-a really. think london is a really patttotto—

think london is a really patriotic think that's patriotic and i think that's wnen— patriotic and i think that's wnen tnan— patriotic and i think that's when khan really misses the poet. — when khan really misses the poet. weat. — when khan really misses the point. “ti?" and also, when you point. yeah. and also, when you toot— point. yeah. and also, when you toot at— point. yeah. and also, when you toot at-wes— point. yeah. and also, when you toot at-wes-wen- look at london. yes it's very ttweset— look at london. yes it's very diverse-people- look at london. yes it's very diverse. people living diverse. a lot of people living in diverse. a lot of people living tn tn— diverse. a lot of people living tn tn tonton— diverse. a lot of people living in in london have, i guess, otean— in in london have, i guess, oteat-to— in in london have, i guess, clear-to the- in in london have, i guess, clear to the commonwealth. clear links to the commonwealth. 56 clear links to the commonwealth. too-pa.— clear links to the commonwealth. te-ze. 5— clear links to the commonwealth. 56-26, 5 billion- 56 nations, 2.6, 5 billion peopte—wottti 56 nations, 2.6, 5 billion- people -world that is people across the world that is a-nattet.— people across the world that is a-market,lhuge- a huge market, a huge opponwnttn— a huge market, a huge opportunity to take on things twe— opportunity to take on things. like—aggression like russia, russian aggression and like russia, russian aggression ant-etse— like russia, russian aggression ant-etse ot— like russia, russian aggression and-rise of china- and also the rise of china tntowgn— and also the rise of china through-the- through through the commonwealth. what about through through the— commonwealth. what about crime? it's commonwealth. what about crime? tts-content— commonwealth. what about crime? it's-controlllondon. - it's out of control in london. sadiq also lost control sadiq khan has also lost control of the met. what you of the met. what would you do? yeah, he yeah, my issue is sadiq is he spends a lot of time blaming the met when he's responsible for the met. there's no point pwtttng— the met. there's no point putting .tweets - tits. there's no point putting tweets every time the met. there's no point- putting .tweets every time it putting out tweets every time it seems-potte— putting out tweets every time it seems police officer has seems like a police officer has tone— seems like a police officer has done something— seems like a police officer has done something wrong. why are seems like a police officer has dontnot mething wrong. why are seems like a police officer has dontnot dealing wrong. why are seems like a police officer has dontnot dealing withig. why are seems like a police officer has dontnot dealing with the tlhy are you not dealing with the onattenges— you not dealing with the- challenges—cause? you not dealing with the- challenges_cause? so challenges at the root cause? so we neet— challenges at the root cause? so we neet to— challenges at the root cause? so we neet to to— challenges at the root cause? so we need to do a— challenges at the root cause? so we need to do a lot— challenges at the root cause? so we need to do a lot more to tnstt— we need to do a lot more to- instil_confidence instil more trust and confidence instil more trust and confidence tn tne— instil more trust and confidence tn tne pottoet— instil more trust and confidence in the police. but— instil more trust and confidence in the police. but also we need to mate— in the police. but also we need to mate swe— in the police. but also we need to make sure that— in the police. but also we need to make sure that the police know— to make sure that the police know commander to make sure that the police. know-commander in know that their commander in onten— know that their commander in chief—better- know that their commander ini chief—better term, chief are want of a better term, is chief are want of a better term, tsltnett— chief are want of a better term, site see— chief are want of a better term, is.their side and— chief are want of a better term, is their side and wants them is on their side and wants them to to— is on their side and wants them to to as— is on their side and wants them to to as-as— is on their side and wants them to do as-as they- is on their side and wants them to do as as they can and to do as best as they can and tnat-s— to do as best as they can and was exaottn— to do as best as they can and that's exactly what i do. we'll to.— that's exactly what i do. we'll tot-gotng— that's exactly what i do. we'll tot-gotng to— that's exactly what i do. we'll do. going to publish a do. we're going to publish a comprehensive— comprehensive of crime plan weetene-t- comprehensive of crime plan we're-time for- we're calling it time for aotton— we're calling it time for aotton-we- we're calling it time for action, we make sure we're calling it time for- action,-we make sure we action, where we make sure we tewnt — action, where we make sure we return . localism. _ action, where we make sure we return localism. return to return to localism. we return to getttng— return to localism. we return to

getttng noe— return to localism. we return to getting more cadets on volunteering- getting more cadets on volunteering as well. so we have a-ptpettne— volunteering as well. so we have a-ptpettne ot— volunteering as well. so we have a-pipeline of future- a clearer pipeline of future otttoetst — a clearer pipeline of future officers. we've _ a clearer pipeline of future officers. we've got loads of ptanst — officers. we've got loads of plans. a plans. i know we don't have a lot plans. i know we don't have a totlttne— plans. i know we don't have a totlttneltn— plans. i know we don't have a lot.time,.|'m not- plans. i know we don't have a lot time, i'm not going to lot of time, so i'm not going to tett— lot of time, so i'm not going to tett now— lot of time, so i'm not going to tett now-tnent- lot of time, so i'm not going to tell you -them. but- lot of time, so i'm not going to tell you them. but we've tell you all of them. but we've teen— tell you all of them. but we've teen tntnttng— tell you all of them. but we've been thinking about this for a tong— been thinking about this for a tong ttnet — been thinking about this for a long time. can— been thinking about this for a long time. can we- been thinking about this for a long time. q?“ c long time. can we talk a little bit about your time in number ten downing street? because you were adviser to boris were a special adviser to boris johnson on racial equality, civil communities johnson on racial equality, civil brief communities johnson on racial equality, civil brief and ommunities johnson on racial equality, civil brief and didnunities johnson on racial equality, civil brief and did you ties johnson on racial equality, civil brief and did you quit in was my brief and did you quit in a row over this? sue report, a big row over this? sue report, which people me all the which people tell me all the time instituted, only time wasn't instituted, only racist? you think britain racist? do you think britain is institutionally ? i left institutionally racist? i left before the report was- ?i. i7 i left before the report was published. it before the report was published. tt ttt— before the report was published. tt ttt not— before the report was published. tt ttt not see— before the report was published. it did not see the— before the report was published. it did not see the report before it it did not see the report before t was— it did not see the report before it was published.— it did not see the report before it was published. i read the tepon— it was published. i read the tepont t— it was published. i read the report. i think— it was published. i read the report. i think the summer so nann— report. i think the summer so nann nontns— report. i think the summer so many months after i'd left. so tnst— many months after i'd left. so test to— many months after i'd left. so test to te— many months after i'd left. so just to be clear,— many months after i'd left. so just to be clear, because this is just to be clear, because this tslnaeattwe— just to be clear, because this islnarrative that- just to be clear, because this islnarrative that i- just to be clear, because this is narrative that i understand is a narrative that i understand tn— is a narrative that i understand tn papets— is a narrative that i understand tn papets .— is a narrative that i understand was in papers , but when you're a was in papers, but when you're a tonne— was in papers, but when you're a totene speotat— was in papers, but when you're a former special adviser, you oan-t— former special adviser, you oan-t tnst— former special adviser, you oantt twst go— former special adviser, you can't just go and talk to a newspapet— can't just go and talk to a newspaper for— can't just go and talk to a newspaper for extended period newspaper for an extended period of newspaper for an extended period ot tne— newspaper for an extended period ot ttne. ot— newspaper for an extended period ot ttne. on at— newspaper for an extended period of time, or at least— newspaper for an extended period of time, or at least you're not swpposet— of time, or at least you're not swpposet to— of time, or at least you're not supposed to write— of time, or at least you're not supposed to write is britain is taotste— supposed to write is britain is taotste t— supposed to write is britain is racist? i don't— supposed to write is britain is racist? i don't think so. it's not— racist? i don't think so. it's not tne— racist? i don't think so. it's not tne wan— racist? i don't think so. it's not tne wan t— racist? i don't think so. it's not the way i would describe the natton— not the way i would describe the natton tnat— not the way i would describe the nation that i'm— not the way i would describe the nation that i'm from and where i ttwe— nation that i'm from and where i ttwe ant—

nation that i'm from and where i live and where— nation that i'm from and where i live and where i— nation that i'm from and where i live and where i want to serve ant— live and where i want to serve ant wnee— live and where i want to serve ant wnee t— live and where i want to serve and where i have— live and where i want to serve and where i have served in pwttto— and where i have served in pwttto tne.— and where i have served in public life. 1— and where i have served in public life. 1 do— and where i have served in public life. i do think there are challenges. _ public life. i do think there are challenges. yes racism still extstst — are challenges. yes racism still extstst ves— are challenges. yes racism still exists. yes, inequalities still extstst — exists. yes, inequalities still extstst ant— exists. yes, inequalities still exists. and but— exists. yes, inequalities still exists. and but we have find exists. and but we have to find ptaottoat— exists. and but we have to find practical solutions. that's why wnat—twe- practical solutions. that's whyj what—i've been what i've done since i've been a nowng— what i've done since i've been a nowng peson— what i've done since i've been a young person working people young person working with people even-natten— young person working with people even - bailey, when - even like sean bailey, when i waslnowng— even like sean bailey, when i was young person, was was a young person, he was a huge— was a young person, he was a nwge-notet— was a young person, he was a huge-model for- was a young person, he was a huge model for me and huge role model for me and tnat-s— huge role model for me and was wnat— huge role model for me and that's what i'll— huge role model for me and that's what i'll continue to do. nopetwttn— that's what i'll continue to do. hopefully-mayor- that's what i'll continue to do. hopefully mayor london. hopefully as mayor of london. ant— hopefully as mayor of london. ant tts— hopefully as mayor of london. and it's interesting,— hopefully as mayor of london. and it's interesting-it,- and it's interesting, isn't it, because of people because as lots of people assume, that if you're a young black in london, black man growing up in london, you would be aligned to the labour when did you labour party. so when did you realise that you were a conservative and did you have to take a lot of flak from your peer group as a result of your. it was a really good question. so it was a really good question. so t— it was a really good question. so t gtew— it was a really good question. so t gtew pp— it was a really good question. so t gtew wp tn— it was a really good question. so i grew up in church, so i gtew— so i grew up in church, so i gtew up— so i grew up in church, so i gtew wp wttn— so i grew up in church, so i grew up with socially conservative- grew up with socially conservative values that were tnsttttet — conservative values that were tnsttttet-ne— conservative values that were instilled-me this- conservative values that were instilled me this idea of instilled into me this idea of nawtng— instilled into me this idea of having personal,— instilled into me this idea of having personal, responsible ttottn— having personal, responsible ttottn-ot- having personal, responsible ttottn-ot tne - having personal, responsible motty of the strength motty this idea of the strength of motty this idea of the strength ot nawtng— motty this idea of the strength ot nawtng a— motty this idea of the strength of having a family unit, making tnat— of having a family unit, making sure that you're— of having a family unit, making sure that you're able to be someone that— sure that you're able to be someone that has respect as you as now— someone that has respect as you as now watt— someone that has respect as you as you walk through public life and as you walk through public life ant seewtng— as you walk through public life and serving was— as you walk through public life and serving was the was the most tnponant— and serving was the was the most important foundation. and i suppose— important foundation. and i suppose t— important foundation. and i suppose t got— important foundation. and i suppose i got involved in the stwtent—so-

suppose i got involved in the student—so wesi student movement. so wes stteettng— student movement. so wes streeting .the - student movement. so wes streeting the national union streeting was the national union of streeting was the national union ot—tettawtal of students president bellavia tttetto—attn— of students president bellavia ribeiro—addy students ribeiro—addy was black students otttoett — ribeiro—addy was black students otttoett .tot— ribeiro—addy was black students officer. -lot of— ribeiro—addy was black students officer. -lot of folks- ribeiro—addy was black students officer. lot of folks who officer. so a lot of folks who ate-tne— officer. so a lot of folks who are-the labour- officer. so a lot of folks who- are -the labour movement. are now in the labour movement. but are now in the labour movement. tut t— are now in the labour movement. tut t tett— are now in the labour movement. tut t tett twe— are now in the labour movement. but i felt like though i was passtonate— but i felt like though i was passionate about things that passionate about the things that we— passionate about the things that tnen—atowtl they were passionate about, i test— they were passionate about, i test oowttn-t— they were passionate about, i just couldn't myself just couldn't align myself with now— just couldn't align myself with how-responding- just couldn't align myself with how responding to some how they were responding to some of how they were responding to some ot—tnat— how they were responding to some ot—tnat tnen— of those things that they called tntwsttoe— of those things that they called injustice -time,- of those things that they called injustice-time, i- of those things that they called injustice time, i felt injustice at the time, i felt twe— injustice at the time, i felt ttte tnen— injustice at the time, i felt like they must— injustice at the time, i felt like they must be another way. soltooked_ like they must be another way. so i looked .the _ like they must be another way. so looked the tory party so i looked at the tory party ant— so i looked at the tory party ant tt— so i looked at the tory party ant t was— so i looked at the tory party ant tt a— so i looked at the tory party and it was a party that sounded twe— and it was a party that sounded ttte ne— and it was a party that sounded more like me, but— and it was a party that sounded more like me, but perhaps didn't toot— more like me, but perhaps didn't toot as— more like me, but perhaps didn't toot as-ttte— more like me, but perhaps didn't look as-like me— more like me, but perhaps didn't look as-like me as- more like me, but perhaps didn't look as like me as would look as much like me as i would nawe— look as much like me as i would nawe ntet— look as much like me as i would have liked. and— look as much like me as i would have liked. and 1— look as much like me as i would have liked. and i looked at it look as much like me as i would haja liked. and i looked at it look as much like me as i would haja really and i looked at it look as much like me as i would haja really interestinged at it as a really interesting challenge. _ as a really interesting challenge. and so i joined and part— challenge. and so i joined and pan ot— challenge. and so i joined and pan ot-tntngs— challenge. and so i joined and part of-things i've- challenge. and so i joined and part of things i've been part of the things i've been totng— part of the things i've been totng stnoe— part of the things i've been doing since i've— part of the things i've been doing since i've been member part of the things i've been doing partyi've been member part of the things i've been doing party ise been member part of the things i've been doing party is supporting ember part of the things i've been doing party is supporting the ter of the party is supporting the party— of the party is supporting the pann-ttoaten— of the party is supporting the party broaden appeal. party and broaden its appeal. ant— party and broaden its appeal. ant as— party and broaden its appeal. ant asitoot— party and broaden its appeal. and as.look to— party and broaden its appeal. and as look to london, that's and as we look to london, that's exaottn— and as we look to london, that's exactly_ sciences- exactly some of the sciences tnat— exactly some of the sciences tnat-gotng— exactly some of the sciences that-goinglhave- exactly some of the sciences that going have to that we're going to have to tetng— that we're going to have to tetng to— that we're going to have to tetng to tne— that we're going to have to bring to the table if we're going— bring to the table if we're gotng to— bring to the table if we're gotng to wn— bring to the table if we're going to win. brilliant stuff. wett— going to win. brilliant stuff. wett-ttg— going to win. brilliant stuff. j well,-big endorsements going to win. brilliant stuff. i well,-big endorsements so well, look, big endorsements so far grant shapps far with grant shapps steve baker and patel, but more baker and priti patel, but more to long road, isn't to come, the long road, isn't it? battle, but we're it? it's a big battle, but we're going be following it going to be following it closely. so it's really, really good you. that's good to speak to you. that's samuel former special samuel kasumu, former special adviser to boris johnson, currently the favourite to take adviser to boris johnson, cursadiq the favourite to take adviser to boris johnson, cursadiq khanivourite to take adviser to boris johnson, cursadiq khan asurite to take adviser to boris johnson, cursadiq khan as thee to take adviser to boris johnson,

cursadiq khan as the toryake adviser to boris johnson, cursadiq khan as the tory london on sadiq khan as the tory london mayoral but coming mayoral candidate. but coming up in uncanceled, the woke itv crisis desperate. crisis deepens as desperate. phillip releases an phillip schofield releases an extraordinary a extraordinary statement in a bid to broken relationship to save his broken relationship with fleet with holly willoughby fleet street mackenzie. street legend kelvin mackenzie. he's the media, he's the king of the media, isn't he isn't he? he's all isn't it? he isn't he? he's all over the latest developments on this, and he's going to be bringing them us soon. but bringing them to us soon. but next media buzz, as next in the media buzz, as broadcaster murray broadcasterjenni murray gives weary six weary king charles just six years he hands over the years until he hands over the reins prince william. do we reins to prince william. do we need a younger, more vibrant, sovereign deal with the sovereign to deal with the inevitable the inevitable attacks from the sussexes panel sussexes is my superstar panel returned that. plus returned to debate that. plus we're going to have of we're going to have more of tomorrow's front pages tomorrow's newspaper front pages straight .

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tnts ts— lived experience. aukus. and tnts ts wnn— lived experience. aukus. and this is why the— lived experience. aukus. and this is why the uk is in teontte.— this is why the uk is in trouble. let— this is why the uk is in trouble. let me tell you . and we trouble. let me tell you. and we teponet— trouble. let me tell you. and we teponet on— trouble. let me tell you. and we teponet on tne— trouble. let me tell you. and we reported on the rift— trouble. let me tell you. and we reported on the rift between nottn— reported on the rift between holly willoughby and phillip sonottett— holly willoughby and phillip schofield earlier in the show ant— schofield earlier in the show ant on— schofield earlier in the show ant on tne— schofield earlier in the show and on the front— schofield earlier in the show and on the front page of the sun . tnt— and on the front page of the sun . pnt nas— and on the front page of the sun , phil has made— and on the front page of the sun , phil has made an— and on the front page of the sun , phil has made an extraordinary tast— , phil has made an extraordinary tast ttton— , phil has made an extraordinary last ditch attempt— , phil has made an extraordinary last ditch attempt to save their pannetsntp— last ditch attempt to save their pannetsntpt-tne- partnership. he's told the papet— partnership. he's told the papen-satt- partnership. he's told the paper, said before , paper, as i've said before, nottn— paper, as i've said before, noun-toot.- paper, as i've said before, holly rock. we're the holly is my rock. we're the best of holly is my rock. we're the best ot tweets.— holly is my rock. we're the best ot tnents as— holly is my rock. we're the best of friends, as always. she is an tnotetttte— of friends, as always. she is an incredible support— of friends, as always. she is an incredible support on screen, tettet—ant- incredible support on screen,| behind—andithe behind the scenes and on the pnone— behind the scenes and on the pnone-tast— behind the scenes and on the phone-last few- behind the scenes and on the phone last few weeks haven't phone the last few weeks haven't teen — phone the last few weeks haven't teen easn— phone the last few weeks haven't teen easn tot— phone the last few weeks haven't been easy for either— phone the last few weeks haven't been easy for either us. been easy for either of us. wett—nawei been easy for either of us.- well,_have more well, we're going to have more on-tewetoptng— well, we're going to have more on-developing-itv. on this developing story. itv woke— on this developing story. itv wote ttv— on this developing story. itv wote ttv tn— on this developing story. itv woke itv in crisis with kelvin ttaotenzte— woke itv in crisis with kelvin mackenzie in— woke itv in crisis with kelvin mackenzie in just a few moments ttnet — mackenzie in just a few moments ttnet .tttst— mackenzie in just a few moments time.-first, let— mackenzie in just a few moments time. first, let bring in time. but first, let me bring in my time. but first, let me bring in en swpetstat— time. but first, let me bring in my superstar panel, top daily tetegtapn— my superstar panel, top daily telegraph columnist allison pearson, the— telegraph columnist allison pearson, the former conservative tonton— pearson, the former conservative tonton nanotat— pearson, the former conservative london mayoral candidate, top ton— london mayoral candidate, top ton snape— london mayoral candidate, top tory shaun bailey, and the ante— tory shaun bailey, and the ante ant— tory shaun bailey, and the author and broadcaster amy wtonott— author and broadcaster amy wtonott t— author and broadcaster amy nicholl . now,— author and broadcaster amy nicholl . now, harry and meghan's nicholl. now, harry and meghan's wotos— nicholl. now, harry and meghan's tntee— nicholl. now, harry and meghan's vicious three year— nicholl. now, harry and meghan's vicious three year assault on tne— vicious three year assault on tne nonat— vicious three year assault on the royal family— vicious three year assault on the royal family has left the tnttsn— the royal family has left the british monarchy fighting for its british monarchy fighting for tts wen— british monarchy fighting for its very existence, especially in its very existence, especially tn tne — its very existence, especially in the commonwealth. the damage the in the commonwealth. the damage tne swssees— in the commonwealth. the damage the sussexes have— in the commonwealth. the damage the sussexes have caused, pantowtattn— the sussexes have caused, particularly among young generations— particularly among young generations ,— particularly among young generations , will take decades generations, will take decades to tepatt— generations, will take decades to tepatt ant— generations, will take decades to repair and that huge onattenge— to repair and that huge challenge currently falls on the

snowtes— challenge currently falls on the shoulders-our— challenge currently falls on the shoulders . our new - challenge currently falls on the shoulders our new king. but shoulders of our new king. but wttn— shoulders of our new king. but wttn 7a— shoulders of our new king. but wttn a neat— shoulders of our new king. but with 74 year old— shoulders of our new king. but with 74 year old charles harbouring— with 74 year old charles harbouring reputation wokery harbouring reputation for wokery and harbouring reputation for wokery ant-netting- harbouring reputation for wokery ant-nettttng .- harbouring reputation for wokery and meddling, would a and political meddling, would a nownge— and political meddling, would a nownge-tn— and political meddling, would a younger-in prince- younger sovereign in prince wttttan— younger sovereign in prince william _bet. younger sovereign in princei william _bet for william be the wiser bet for seowtng— william be the wiser bet for seowtng tne — william be the wiser bet for securing the monarchy's future? wett — securing the monarchy's future? wett-tegent— well, radio legend gerry ttonntnan— well, radio legend gerry moynihan murray, moynihan jenni murray, she tntnts— moynihan jenni murray, she thinks .she's_ moynihan jenni murray, she thinks she's predicted in thinks so. she's predicted in tne— thinks so. she's predicted in tne tattn— thinks so. she's predicted in the daily mail— thinks so. she's predicted in the daily mail that the wary ttng— the daily mail that the wary neg-nawe— the daily mail that the wary king-have just- the daily mail that the wary king have just six years king will have just six years tetote— king will have just six years before handing— king will have just six years before handing over to his son. sne— before handing over to his son. sne-t— before handing over to his son. sne-t wtsn— before handing over to his son. she-i wish him- before handing over to his son. she i wish him well, but she wrote, i wish him well, but wget— she wrote, i wish him well, but wget tnen— she wrote, i wish him well, but wget ten to— she wrote, i wish him well, but urged them to think of early tetttenent— urged them to think of early retirement as— urged them to think of early retirement as an— urged them to think of early retirement as an option , maybe retirement as an option, maybe ptan— retirement as an option, maybe ptanlwott— retirement as an option, maybe plan-work hard— retirement as an option, maybe plan-work hard up- retirement as an option, maybe plan work hard up to the age plan to work hard up to the age of plan to work hard up to the age ot so.— plan to work hard up to the age ot so. nant— plan to work hard up to the age of 80, hand over— plan to work hard up to the age of 80, hand over to— plan to work hard up to the age of 80, hand over to a 46 year ott— of 80, hand over to a 46 year ott nttnoe— of 80, hand over to a 46 year old prince william and enjoy tne— old prince william and enjoy time together— old prince william and enjoy time together in— old prince william and enjoy time together in the marriage. t hey— time together in the marriage. tnen sttwggtet— time together in the marriage. they struggled so long to aontewe— they struggled so long to achieve-which- they struggled so long to- achieve .which .clearly achieve and which has clearly mate— achieve and which has clearly nate tnen— achieve and which has clearly made them happy . he and made them so happy. he and atttson— made them so happy. he and allison pearson— made them so happy. he and allison pearson ,— made them so happy. he and allison pearson , you're a big allison pearson, you're a big tonattst— allison pearson, you're a big royalisb tnt— allison pearson, you're a big royalist, but fascinatingly, note— royalist, but fascinatingly, note wttn— royalist, but fascinatingly, you're with jenni murray on tnts.— you're with jenni murray on tnts. — you're with jenni murray on tnts. tes.— you're with jenni murray on tnts. tes. t— you're with jenni murray on this. yes, i am— you're with jenni murray on this. yes, i am .- you're with jenni murray on this. j/tzi;it j?“ you're with jenni murray on this. /t:i;it j?“ this. yes, i am. dan, i think that no one would grudge charles his moment at the coronation. you know, i mean, he was the longest waiting prince of wales, seven years. he was heir to the throne . i think it was right throne. i think it was right that that he should become

monarch and have his have his turn in the spotlight. but i think, honestly, if we're brutally honest, dan, i think william and kate would be such great box office for the monarchy and their young family. too young family. i think jenny's— too young family. i think jenny's right. i think if they get to 80, queen camilla is going to be 76in july. it's going to be 76in july. it's going to be 76in july. it's going to be, you know, very tired. she put her back out last week. a close person told week. some a close person told me she got through that coronation with that heavy crown, heavy from balancing the crown crown. i mean, you crown heavy crown. i mean, you know, they were they were tottering down that tottering down the i you down the aisle. i mean, you know, fantastically know, they did fantastically well, tired. well, but they looked tired. they looked tired. they are quite elderly . arnie, i think quite elderly. arnie, i think six years. i think getting to 80, i know there's all this issue about, you know, you don't abdicate the queen. it was different. the queen became elizabeth. princess elizabeth became she was 27 years became queen. she was 27 years old. it was such a compelling story. people grew up with her. they grew old with her. i think if was different, we would if it was different, we would stick with the queen the stick with the queen until the end. and look, sean, we have

swwtwet— end. and look, sean, we have survived _ before. . end. and look, sean, we havei survived—before. and survived abdication before. and aotwattn— survived abdication before. and actually,_dukel survived abdication before. andi actually,_duke of actually, thank god the duke of wtntsot—nel actually, thank god the duke ofi windsor—he was windsor abdicated, given he was a snnpatntsett— windsor abdicated, given he was a sympathiser. but— windsor abdicated, given he was a sympathiser. but you actually tntnt— a sympathiser. but you actually tntnt-ntgntn— think alison's highly irresponsible suggest such a irresponsible to suggest such a tntnge— irresponsible to suggest such a tntnge t— irresponsible to suggest such a tntnge t vow— irresponsible to suggest such a thing? i your argument is oonpetttng— thing? i your argument is compelling, but i disagree. and i'll compelling, but i disagree. and tttt tett— compelling, but i disagree. and tttt tett now— compelling, but i disagree. and i'll tell you why. _ compelling, but i disagree. and i'll tell you why. being king is wow— i'll tell you why. being king is atowt tetng— i'll tell you why. being king is about being steady. it's about tetng— about being steady. it's about tetng tne— about being steady. it's about being the head— about being steady. it's about being the head of our state. tts— being the head of our state. ttts atowt— being the head of our state. it's about being— being the head of our state. it's about being fatherly in tnts— it's about being fatherly in tnts sense— it's about being fatherly in this sense. and— it's about being fatherly in this sense. and i think william is this sense. and i think william ts too— this sense. and i think william ts too nowng— this sense. and i think william ts too nowng t— this sense. and i think william ts too nowng t ne— this sense. and i think william is too young . he has he does not is too young. he has he does not nawe— is too young. he has he does not nawe-tte— is too young. he has he does not have-life experience- is too young. he has he does not have life experience to be have the life experience to be tne— have the life experience to be tne neat— have the life experience to be tne neat ot— have the life experience to be the head of state— have the life experience to be the head of state for an entire natton— the head of state for an entire natton ot— the head of state for an entire natton ot to— the head of state for an entire nation of 70 plus— the head of state for an entire nation of 70 plus million peopte.— nation of 70 plus million peopte. t— nation of 70 plus million people. i don't- nation of 70 plus million people. i don't believe he has. ant— people. i don't believe he has. ant ttt— people. i don't believe he has. ant tttt tett— people. i don't believe he has. and i'll tell you— people. i don't believe he has. and i'll tell you why. i'll tell you— and i'll tell you why. i'll tell now wtn— and i'll tell you why. i'll tell now wnnt one— and i'll tell you why. i'll tell you why. one speech does not a ttng— you why. one speech does not a ttng enatet — you why. one speech does not a ttng enatet ant— you why. one speech does not a king make. and i'll— you why. one speech does not a king make. and i'll tell you wtn— king make. and i'll tell you wnnt teoase— king make. and i'll tell you why. because he— king make. and i'll tell you why. because he hasn't sat in tne— why. because he hasn't sat in tne teseeew— why. because he hasn't sat in the reserve seat— why. because he hasn't sat in the reserve seat long enough. if onattes— the reserve seat long enough. if onattes nas— the reserve seat long enough. if charles has any— the reserve seat long enough. if charles has any quality, it's teose— charles has any quality, it's teose ne— charles has any quality, it's because he sat— charles has any quality, it's because he sat still for a long tne— because he sat still for a long ttne ant— because he sat still for a long time and watched— because he sat still for a long time and watched his mother tnoon— time and watched his mother tnoot tt— time and watched his mother tnoot tt ont— time and watched his mother knock it out of— time and watched his mother knock it out of the park. wttttan — knock it out of the park. william needs to do the same. tattenoe— william needs to do the same. tattenoe ts— william needs to do the same. patience is an— william needs to do the same. patience is an important part of tetng.— patience is an important part of tetng. tne— patience is an important part of being. the problem is, it's so natt— being. the problem is, it's so we to— being. the problem is, it's so hard to follow— being. the problem is, it's so hard to follow the goat. and i aotwattn— hard to follow the goat. and i actually think,— hard to follow the goat. and i actually think, look, the ptotten — actually think, look, the problem i've— actually think, look, the problem i've got, amy, is that aotwattn— problem i've got, amy, is that aotwattn tts— problem i've got, amy, is that actually it's harry— problem i've got, amy, is that actually it's harry and meghan nawe—

actually it's harry and meghan nawe oanset— actually it's harry and meghan have caused this— actually it's harry and meghan have caused this issue because the have caused this issue because tne eason— have caused this issue because the reason genuinely believe the reason i genuinely believe tnatt— the reason i genuinely believe tat-no.— the reason i genuinely believe that.-no, because- the reason i genuinely believe that. no, because the that. no, no, no, because the nonatonn— that. no, no, no, because the nonatonnltn— that. no, no, no, because the monarchy in trouble outside monarchy is in trouble outside of monarchy is in trouble outside ot tne— monarchy is in trouble outside ot tne ttt.— monarchy is in trouble outside ot tne ntt so— monarchy is in trouble outside of the uk. so i— monarchy is in trouble outside of the uk. so i actually think tntngs— of the uk. so i actually think tntngs nawe— of the uk. so i actually think things have been— of the uk. so i actually think things have been good here and the coronation— things have been good here and the coronation was— things have been good here and the coronation was brilliant for tttngtng— the coronation was brilliant for tttngtng tne— the coronation was brilliant for bringing the country together tesptte—ant- bringing the country together despite and that woman despite what itv and that woman teon— despite what itv and that woman tton tntgenon— despite what itv and that woman from bridgerton say. but from bridgerton might say. but but from bridgerton might say. but tnt-tssne— from bridgerton might say. but tnt-tssne ts— from bridgerton might say. but but-issue is that- from bridgerton might say. but but issue is that harry but the big issue is that harry ant— but the big issue is that harry ant ttegnan— but the big issue is that harry and meghan have caused so much tanage— and meghan have caused so much tanage atonnt— and meghan have caused so much damage around the— and meghan have caused so much damage around the commonwealth and damage around the commonwealth ant t— damage around the commonwealth ant t tettewe— damage around the commonwealth and i believe it— damage around the commonwealth and i believe it needs a young , and i believe it needs a young, wtttant— and i believe it needs a young, wtttant ttng— and i believe it needs a young, vibrant king and— and i believe it needs a young, vibrant king and queen to be atte— vibrant king and queen to be atte to— vibrant king and queen to be able to tackle— vibrant king and queen to be able to tackle some of those t— able to tackle some of those issues. i think— able to tackle some of those issues. i think that's- able to tackle some of those issues. i think that's a heavy accusation. oh, and i mean it. okay i utterly mean it . and accusation. oh, and i mean it. okay i utterly mean it. and i ton-t— okay i utterly mean it. and i don't blame them for yes. but honestly, crime rates in london, i think responsible for that. i totally agree with sean on this one. and i think king charles is actually proving to do a wonderful job of his little checks and balances on our government. and i think, oh, you just like woke he's really speaking for the people like rwanda is appalling. yes. king charles, he's speaking for the lefties . we'll go meet ursula

lefties. we'll go meet ursula von der leyen and be a wonderful soft power when it comes to the vast majority of the country, agree with the rwanda policy. do you know that the vast nan-otttn— do you know that the vast nan-ontn ot— do you know that the vast majority of the _ do you know that the vast majority of the country want to stop —to — majority of the country want to stop —to .knowl majority of the country want to i stop _ do - know that stop the boats? do you know that the stop the boats? do you know that tne stopptng— stop the boats? do you know that the stopping. boats - stop the boats? do you know that the stopping boats ? ' “t: the stopping the boats? and then ttetets— the stopping the boats? and then ttetets-ttentte- there's rwanda. they're very, very amy, this is very problem, amy, with this is we into a cycle of very old we get into a cycle of very old monarchs. okay? so if charles, his monarchs. okay? so if charles, nts notnen— monarchs. okay? so if charles, his mother, died— monarchs. okay? so if charles, his mother, died aged- iti.“it okay? so if charles, his mother, died aged 96, if onattes— his mother, died aged 96, if onattes-to— his mother, died aged 96, if charles-to-then. his mother, died aged 96, if- charles -to .then you've charles lives to 96, then you've gotlettetn— charles lives to 96, then you've gotlettetn ttng— charles lives to 96, then you've got elderly king coming in. got an elderly king coming in. ten— got an elderly king coming in. ten nontwe— got an elderly king coming in. ten nontwe got— got an elderly king coming in. then you've got prince george tetng— then you've got prince george tetng an— then you've got prince george being an elderly. i think that's a thing. look, look, a good thing. no, look, look, look. hold the most look. hold on. the most successful monarchy in the world really is the pope . and they really is the pope. and they make point selecting older make a point of selecting older people who are stately . the most people who are stately. the most powerful people in the world are people who don't need to get the next are not in it next big job, who are not in it for anything else. elderly people at that. the people are better at that. the p0pe people are better at that. the pope and the glamour of the british monarch. no , no, no, british monarch. no, no, no, no, no. the true. i disagree. no. but the true. i disagree. the no. but the true. i disagree. tne tntn— no. but the true. i disagree. tne tentn ts— no. but the true. i disagree. the truth is that— i disagree. the truth is that really people are the truth is that really people gtowtng— the truth is that really people are growing increasingly weary of are growing increasingly weary ot-onattes— are growing increasingly weary of-charles of- are growing increasingly weary of-charles of the- of not king charles of the nonatonn— of not king charles of the monarchy as— of not king charles of the monarchy as a— of not king charles of the monarchy as a whole. no, monarchy as a whole. oh, no, tnen— monarchy as a whole. oh, no, tnen nawenttt— monarchy as a whole. oh, no, they haven't. they'd be ridiculous.— they haven't. they'd be ridiculous. you're talking about

zon— ridiculous. you're talking about 20%-population,- ridiculous. you're talking about 20% population, actually, 20% of the population, actually, at tne— 20% of the population, actually, at the moment.— 20% of the population, actually, at the moment. would rather at the moment. what would rather nawe— at the moment. what would rather nawe son— at the moment. what would rather nawe son ot— at the moment. what would rather have 80% of the— at the moment. what would rather have 80% of the population? c?“ have 80% of the population? can i.tw— have 80% of the population? can l-sayt ann— have 80% of the population? can l-sayt annt as— i just say, amy, as a politician, as a politician, i can tell you now, i will take that 80. i'll take that all day long. only 14. i want to cross statestte— long. only 14. i want to cross stateside now— ?“tg only 14. i want to cross stateside now because donald ttnnp— stateside now because donald trump continued _ stateside now because donald trump continued his us re—election_ trump continued his us re—election campaign last night. i re—election campaign last night. t nawe— re—election campaign last night. t have to— re—election campaign last night. t have to te— re—election campaign last night. i have to be honest— re—election campaign last night. i have to be honest with- re—election campaign last night. i have to be honest with you, i stayed up for this. i had my popcorn out. he made a big return to the lefty news network, cnn, in a town hall event with the rising media star caitlyn collins. watch a manhattan jury found that you sexually abused the writer e jean carroll and defamed her. you've denied this, but what do you— you've denied this, but what do non san— you've denied this, but what do non san to— you've denied this, but what do you say to voters— you've denied this, but what do you say to voters who say it ttsgnatttn— you say to voters who say it disqualify ties— you say to voters who say it disqualify ties you from being ptesttente— disqualify ties you from being president? _there- disqualify ties you from being president? there aren't president? well, there aren't too — president? well, there aren't too nann— president? well, there aren't too nann ot— president? well, there aren't too many of them because my poll nwntes— too many of them because my poll nnntets—tnen- too many of them because my poll numbers—they went| numbers just came out. they went up. numbers just came out. they went in -wnat— numbers just came out. they went in -wnat ts— numbers just came out. they went in -wnat ts tne— numbers just came out. they went up.-what is the first- up. okay, what is the first tntng— up. okay, what is the first tntng non— up. okay, what is the first thing you would do to help bring town— thing you would do to help bring town tne— thing you would do to help bring town tne oost— thing you would do to help bring down the cost to— thing you would do to help bring down the cost to make things more affordable?— down the cost to make things more affordable? drill baby, tettt— more affordable? drill baby, ttttt t— more affordable? drill baby, ttttt t t— more affordable? drill baby, ttttt t t non— more affordable? drill baby, drill . i you held on to those drill. i you held on to those toonnents— drill. i you held on to those documents when you knew the teteat— documents when you knew the federal government was seeking

tnent — federal government was seeking tnent ant— federal government was seeking them. and then— federal government was seeking them. and then had given you a sntpoena— them. and then had given you a sntpoena to— them. and then had given you a subpoena to return. are you teatne— subpoena to return. are you ready? ate— subpoena to return. are you ready? ate non— subpoena to return. are you ready? are you ready? can i tatte— ready? are you ready? can i take wean— ready? are you ready? can i talk? yeah what's my answer? can i. talk? yeah what's my answer? can t to— talk? yeah what's my answer? can t to non— talk? yeah what's my answer? can t to non ntnte— talk? yeah what's my answer? can i. do you mind? would like for i. do you mind? i would like for you— i. do you mind? i would like for non-answe— i. do you mind? i would like for you-answer the _ i. do you mind? i would like for you answer the question. you to answer the question. ttan— you to answer the question. okay- tts— you to answer the question. otant ttts wen— you to answer the question. okay. it's very _to. okay. it's very simple to answer. that's- okay. it's very simple to answer. that's why i it. answer. that's why i asked it. tts— answer. that's why i asked it. ttts-stnpte— answer. that's why i asked it. it's-simple-you're. answer. that's why i asked it. it's simple you're a it's very simple that you're a nastn— it's very simple that you're a nastn pesot— it's very simple that you're a nasty person, i'll— it's very simple that you're a nasty person, i'll tell you that t ant— nasty person, i'll tell you that t ant t— nasty person, i'll tell you that t ant t tangt— nasty person, i'll tell you that . and i laugh and- nasty person, i'll tell you that . and i laugh and i- nasty person, i'll tell you that . and i laugh and i laughed, and i absolutely loved it. and all of the people saying, we don't want four more years of this . want four more years of this. yes, because let me give yes, we do. because let me give you contrast. let me give you the contrast. let me give you the contrast. let me give you contrast that biden, you the contrast that joe biden, who last night was on stage cracking a totally inappropriate joke about thin walls at his parents house before once again getting lost on stage . age four, getting lost on stage. age four, kids and a grandpop_ gig. “t; tit“ d age four, kids and a grandpop living gi.. “g tit“ d age four, kids and a grandpop living with us. kids and a grandpop living with t— kids and a grandpop living with t toot— kids and a grandpop living with us. i look back— kids and a grandpop living with us. i look back on— kids and a grandpop living with us. i look back on it. i wonder now— us. i look back on it. i wonder now tntn— us. i look back on it. i wonder how thin those _ us. i look back on it. i wonder how thin those walls were for my ant— how thin those walls were for my ant tatt — how thin those walls were for my mom and dad. but— how thin those walls were for my mom and dad. but at any rate . mom and dad. but at any rate. twen— mom and dad. but at any rate.

twen tne— mom and dad. but at any rate. every time trump— mom and dad. but at any rate. every time trump or biden for 202a.— every time trump or biden for zone. ptot— every time trump or biden for zone ptot now— every time trump or biden for 2024, pick your fighter faux pas t tts— 2024, pick your fighter faux pas t ttts ann— 2024, pick your fighter faux pas . it's amy nikal._ 2024, pick your fighter faux pas . it's amy nikal. sean- 2024, pick your fighter faux pas . it's amy nikal. sean bailey. allison pearson, do stand by because coming up, as the archbishop of woke wades into the elected government's migrant policy and launches his own crusade against the will of the british people, do justin welby's comments only serve the people smugglers. we'll debate that as we crown tonight's greatest britain and union jack acas. after refusing acas. but first, after refusing to condemn adjoa andoh white balcony coronation slur despite record complaints woke itv has tonight been hit by another crisis as desperate phillip schofield releases an extraordinary statement in a bid to save his broken relationship with holly willoughby . find out with holly willoughby. find out what he said and whether the this morning duo have any future together . when fleet street together. when fleet street legend kelvin mackenzie joins me . of the media . he's the king of the media uncanceled in just two minutes time .

time now for uncanceled . and time now for uncanceled. and this is where britain's top commentators speak out on controversial issues without the fear of the cancel culture sweeping the rest of the media and the race baiting itv coverage of this weekend's spectacular coronation has drawn condemnation across nation , condemnation across the nation, with the channel refusing to apologise for british and actress adjoa andoh disgraceful comments on saturday. despite the moment drawing a record number of complaints from furious viewers that we've gone from the rich diversity of the abbey to a terribly white balcony. i'm very abbey to a terribly white balcony . i'm very struck by that balcony. i'm very struck by that t atte— balcony. i'm very struck by that t attet tn — balcony. i'm very struck by that . after dr. shola_ i "g i'm very struck by that . after dr. shola referred to tne— . after dr. shola referred to the coronation— . after dr. shola referred to the coronation as pale , stale the coronation as pale, stale ant— the coronation as pale, stale and predominantly male on tnestants— and predominantly male on tuesday's good— and predominantly male on tuesday's good morning britain and tuesday's good morning britain ant tonne— tuesday's good morning britain and former loose— tuesday's good morning britain and former loose women star oatot— and former loose women star carol mcgiffin_ and former loose women star carol mcgiffin told this show sne— carol mcgiffin told this show sne nat— carol mcgiffin told this show she had been— carol mcgiffin told this show she had been gagged by itv on tnestan— she had been gagged by itv on tnestan ntgnt— she had been gagged by itv on tnestan ntgnt t — she had been gagged by itv on tuesday night . she had been gagged by itv on tuesday night. channel is now facing a fresh crisis . as i've facing a fresh crisis. as i've revealed in an exclusive mail onune revealed in an exclusive mail online today, that this

morning's golden couple, holly and phil, have been embroiled in and phil, have been embroiled in a backstage fallout after a succession of scandals threatened to ruin phil's reputation. leading holly to seriously consider splitting from her on screen partner of 14 years. i mean, in fact, she wants to well, in the last hour, emotional schofield has been forced to respond to the revelations with an extraordinary and despot statement as he fights to save his broken relationship with holly. he told the sun, as i have said before , holly is my have said before, holly is my rock. we're of friends. rock. we're the best of friends. as always. she is an incredible support on screen, behind the scenes the phone. holly scenes and on the phone. holly has always been there for me through thick thin, but, he through thick and thin, but, he adds, few weeks have adds, the last few weeks have not been easy for either of us. well delighted be joined well i'm delighted to be joined tonight former editor of the tonight by former editor of the sun and of fleet street, sun and legend of fleet street, king of the media, kelvin mackenzie. so, look, kelvin, king of the media, kelvin macisnzie. so, look, kelvin, king of the media, kelvin macis a ie. so, look, kelvin, king of the media, kelvin macis a bigso, look, kelvin, king of the media, kelvin macis a bigso, locfor

anti—woke figures like jeremy kyle and piers morgan on and they've got a situation on where one of their big stars doesn't want to work with the other one and now the other one, phillip is basically trying to twist her arm publicly. i mean, this is an extraordinary situation . well, extraordinary situation. well, it's an important show for itv . it's an important show for itv. it gets even, although they're nnon— it gets even, although they're nnon towe— it gets even, although they're much lower the _ it gets even, although they're much lower the ratings as they are much lower the ratings as they tn— much lower the ratings as they tn att— much lower the ratings as they are in all network— much lower the ratings as they are in all network television, teonse— are in all network television, because smaller— are in all network television, because smaller stations like now— because smaller stations like none on— because smaller stations like nont ant— because smaller stations like your own and the— because smaller stations like your own and the online world are your own and the online world sntpptng— your own and the online world are shipping away all the time. are snipping away all the time. but are shipping away all the time. tnt toot.— are shipping away all the time. but look, let's— are shipping away all the time. but look, let's be— are shipping away all the time. but look, let's be honest about ten. — but look, let's be honest about ten. tnentwe— but look, let's be honest about them. they've had— but look, let's be honest about them. they've had 14 years togetten— them. they've had 14 years together, most— them. they've had 14 years together, most double acts don't snewtwet — together, most double acts don't snewtwet ant— together, most double acts don't survive. and this— together, most double acts don't survive. and this has been a snooesstnt— survive. and this has been a successful one.— survive. and this has been a successful one. what's happened t— successful one. what's happened t ant,— successful one. what's happened t ant, ts— successful one. what's happened now, i think, is that— successful one. what's happened now, i think, is that the power nas— now, i think, is that the power nas sntttet— now, i think, is that the power has shifted between on holly, wno— has shifted between on holly, wno teenans— has shifted between on holly, who remains young , vibrant and, who remains young, vibrant and, you who remains young, vibrant and, non tnow— who remains young, vibrant and, non tnow .— who remains young, vibrant and, non tnow t nngetn— who remains young, vibrant and, you know , hugely attractive and you know, hugely attractive and tnttttp— you know, hugely attractive and phillip schofield,— you know, hugely attractive and phillip schofield, who is now in his phillip schofield, who is now in nts ees.— phillip schofield, who is now in his 60s, slightly— phillip schofield, who is now in his 60s, slightly curmudgeonly, has his 60s, slightly curmudgeonly, nas teen— his 60s, slightly curmudgeonly, has been involved in a few ttttte— has been involved in a few little scandals— has been involved in a few little scandals ,— has been involved in a few little scandals , i mean, not little scandals, i mean, not test— little scandals, i mean, not teast ot— little scandals, i mean, not least of which— little scandals, i mean, not least of which the one involving his least of which the one involving nts ttotne— least of which the one involving his brother recently . it wasn't

his brother recently. it wasn't his brother recently. it wasn't nts tanttt — his brother recently. it wasn't his fault. but— his brother recently. it wasn't his fault. but of— his brother recently. it wasn't his fault. but of course he was tott— his fault. but of course he was tott by— his fault. but of course he was tott tn tne— his fault. but of course he was tott tn tne by— his fault. but of course he was told by the by his— his fault. but of course he was told by the by his brother that he told by the by his brother that ne was— told by the by his brother that he was involved— told by the by his brother that he was involved in some sexual atnse— he was involved in some sexual atnse ot— he was involved in some sexual atnse ot a— he was involved in some sexual abuse of a disgraceful kind. and tnetets— abuse of a disgraceful kind. and tnetets att— abuse of a disgraceful kind. and there's all kinds— abuse of a disgraceful kind. and there's all kinds of— abuse of a disgraceful kind. and there's all kinds of things appatenttn— there's all kinds of things appatenttn .— there's all kinds of things apparently , holly objects to apparently, holly objects to eat— apparently, holly objects to eat now— apparently, holly objects to read your your— apparently, holly objects to read your your piece. holly otteots— read your your piece. holly otteots to— read your your piece. holly objects to the— read your your piece. holly objects to the fact the over speats— objects to the fact the over speaks to — objects to the fact the over speaks to her.— objects to the fact the over speaks to her. phil had a power i speaks to her. phil had a power ttntnt— speaks to her. phil had a power t tntnt non— speaks to her. phil had a power i think you knew— speaks to her. phil had a power i think you knew about that had a powe— i think you knew about that had a powet wttntn— i think you knew about that had a power within this morning wnton— a power within this morning wnton was— a power within this morning which was massive that power is ettet— which was massive that power is ettet awan— which was massive that power is now ebbed away and now he's ttgnttng— now ebbed away and now he's ttgnttng to— now ebbed away and now he's ttgnttng to stan— now ebbed away and now he's fighting to stay in what is a pen— fighting to stay in what is a ptettn goot— fighting to stay in what is a pretty good and— fighting to stay in what is a pretty good and hugely paid job. so pretty good and hugely paid job. so t— pretty good and hugely paid job. so t ton-t— pretty good and hugely paid job. so i don't feel— pretty good and hugely paid job. so i don't feel sorry. i don't teet— so i don't feel sorry. i don't teet sonn— so i don't feel sorry. i don't feel sorry for— so i don't feel sorry. i don't feel sorry for him - so i don't feel sorry. i don't feel sorry for him at all. he's nat— feel sorry for him at all. he's nat a— feel sorry for him at all. he's nat a goot— feel sorry for him at all. he's had a good run— feel sorry for him at all. he's had a good run .— feel sorry for him at all. he's had a good run . and in had a good run. and in television,— had a good run. and in television, too, last 14 minutes is television, too, last 14 minutes ts tantasn— television, too, last 14 minutes is fantasy tastic. _ television, too, last 14 minutes is fantasy tastic. 14 years is tnotetttte— is fantasy tastic. 14 years is incredible . _ is fantasy tastic. 14 years is incredible . yeah.- is fantasy tastic. 14 years is incredible . “ti?“ �*jtjtjti;.. . incredible. yeah. well, it's interesting. you are right. holly is , i think, getting sick holly is, i think, getting sick of the fact that phillip tries to dominate her. so i'll play you a couple of moments and get you a couple of moments and get you to react. so this is one example of holly being fed up of the way that phillip interrupts her. the way that phillip interrupts hen her the way that phillip interrupts her. her it took me probably a neat.—

her. her it took me probably a yeart18_ her. her it took me probably a year, 18 months— it took me probably a year, 18 months before i was aotnattn— year, 18 months before i was aotnattn gtat— year, 18 months before i was actually glad that i'd survived. wow— actually glad that i'd survived. wow wow. — actually glad that i'd survived. wow wow. gosh.— actually glad that i'd survived. wow wow. gosh. and even at 43% of wow wow. gosh. and even at 43% ot now— wow wow. gosh. and even at 43% ot none totn— wow wow. gosh. and even at 43% ot none body at— wow wow. gosh. and even at 43% of your body, at 43%_ wow wow. gosh. and even at 43% of your body, at 43% of your and tntn— of your body, at 43% of your and ruth langsford,— of your body, at 43% of your and ruth langsford, brilliant broadcaster— ruth langsford, brilliant broadcaster ,— ruth langsford, brilliant broadcaster , the wife of our broadcaster, the wife of our gteat— broadcaster, the wife of our gteat et— broadcaster, the wife of our great gb news— broadcaster, the wife of our great gb news presenter eamonn hotnes— great gb news presenter eamonn notnes wno— great gb news presenter eamonn holmes, who presents our tteattast— holmes, who presents our breakfast show— holmes, who presents our breakfast show now, she actually mate— breakfast show now, she actually mate a— breakfast show now, she actually made a formal— breakfast show now, she actually made a formal complaint to itv tosses— made a formal complaint to itv tosses atten— made a formal complaint to itv bosses after this— made a formal complaint to itv bosses after this moment on screen and emmerdale twisted teaone— screen and emmerdale twisted teaonet mana— screen and emmerdale twisted teacher maya, that's actress tntsa— teacher maya, that's actress tntsa otnne — teacher maya, that's actress luisa clyne will— teacher maya, that's actress luisa clyne will be here talking atont— luisa clyne will be here talking atont enns— luisa clyne will be here talking about guys, we're— luisa clyne will be here talking about guys, we're going to have to tnnp— about guys, we're going to have to tnnp tn— about guys, we're going to have to jump tn tnete— about guys, we're going to have to jump in there and stop you, tn— to jump in there and stop you, ttn atntt— to jump in there and stop you, i'm afraid, because we're a bit ttgnt— i'm afraid, because we're a bit ttgntlttne— i'm afraid, because we're a bit ttgntlttne at— i'm afraid, because we're a bit tight-time at this- i'm afraid, because we're a bit tight time at this end. tight for time at this end. so ttane— tight for time at this end. so thank non.— tight for time at this end. so thank you, ruth,— tight for time at this end. so thank you, ruth, and- tight for time at this end. so thank you, ruth, and we'll catch you guys a little bit later. thank you very thank you. thank you very much. thank you. so problem is, kelvin, so the problem is, kelvin, i mean, look, i'm going to be honest this, phillip honest about this, phillip schofield the most loathsome schofield is the most loathsome bloke has bloke on television and he has no behind the scenes at no allies behind the scenes at itv. he's hated by people like ananta— itv. he's hated by people like ananta-ant- itv. he's hated by people like. amanda-and-britton amanda holden and fern britton teonse— amanda holden and fern britton teoanse—sol because he's treated them so tattn— because he's treated them so tattn-neats - because he's treated them so. badly-years. right. badly over the years. right. tnt— badly over the years. right. tnt toot— badly over the years. right. tnt toot .— badly over the years. right. but look , this— badly over the years. right. but look , this has— badly over the years. 13“. but look , this has all blown up but look, this has all blown up t tts— but look, this has all blown up

t ttts tne— but look, this has all blown up t ttts ttne to— but look, this has all blown up . it's fine to have— but look, this has all blown up . it's fine to have your pals tettet— . it's fine to have your pals tentnt tne— . it's fine to have your pals behind the scenes , directly behind the scenes, directly ttteottn— behind the scenes, directly ttteottn to— behind the scenes, directly directly to the— behind the scenes, directly directly to the public, become enttottet— directly to the public, become embroiled in— directly to the public, become embroiled in it.— directly to the public, become embroiled in it. then they feel uncomfortable.— embroiled in it. then they feel uncomfortable. they like the ttea— uncomfortable. they like the ttea tnat— uncomfortable. they like the idea that they— uncomfortable. they like the idea that they were a couple. tts— idea that they were a couple. ttts oteantn— idea that they were a couple. it's clearly they're not a oonptet— it's clearly they're not a couple. they're heading to the ttwotoe— couple. they're heading to the divorce courts. _ couple. they're heading to the divorce courts. and at that potnt— divorce courts. and at that potnt .— divorce courts. and at that part, ttv— divorce courts. and at that point , itv have- divorce courts. and at that point, itv have to do something atont— point, itv have to do something atont tt— point, itv have to do something about it because— point, itv have to do something about it because otherwise they wttt— about it because otherwise they wttt nawe— about it because otherwise they wttt nawe no— about it because otherwise they will have no show— about it because otherwise they will have no show and no anttenoe— will have no show and no anttenoe t— will have no show and no audience . and- will have no show and no audience . and when they have no audience. and when they have no anttenoe— audience. and when they have no audience, then— audience. and when they have no audience, then the— audience. and when they have no audience, then the advertising tottats— audience, then the advertising dollars disappear. and itv's announcement— dollars disappear. and itv's announcement today of their own posttton— announcement today of their own posttton tet— announcement today of their own posttton tet to— announcement today of their own position led to their stock pttoe — position led to their stock price collapsing for the nnpteentn— price collapsing for the umpteenth time over the last neat.— umpteenth time over the last neat. ant— umpteenth time over the last year. and their— umpteenth time over the last year. and their ad revenues are way— year. and their ad revenues are wan town— year. and their ad revenues are wan town ant— year. and their ad revenues are way down and their audiences are town.— way down and their audiences are townt tnen— way down and their audiences are town. tnen nawe— way down and their audiences are down. they have to— way down and their audiences are down. they have to do something atont— down. they have to do something atont tt— down. they have to do something atont ttt tnt— down. they have to do something about it. but i'm— down. they have to do something about it. but i'm fortunately, tn— about it. but i'm fortunately, i'm fortunate— about it. but i'm fortunately, i'm fortunate .— about it. but i'm fortunately, i'm fortunate . the current boss i'm fortunate. the current boss of i'm fortunate. the current boss ot ttv— i'm fortunate. the current boss ot ttv .— i'm fortunate. the current boss ot ttv . wnots— i'm fortunate. the current boss of itv , who's probably heading of itv, who's probably heading for of itv, who's probably heading tot tne— of itv, who's probably heading tot tne toot— of itv, who's probably heading for the door very— of itv, who's probably heading for the door very shortly and want— for the door very shortly and tank eot— for the door very shortly and thank god for— for the door very shortly and thank god for that. right. has no ttgnt— thank god for that. right. has no ttgtt teat— thank god for that. right. has no right real sense— thank god for that. right. has no right real sense of- thank god for that. right. has no right real sense of how to run these run these kinds of she's a she's a netopian. she's a woke topia. and carolyn mccall used to run the guardian . she's

used to run the guardian. she's the one responsible for getting rid of piers morgan. she's the one responsible for getting rid of jeremy kyle. that's why the audience cratering audience is cratering in daytime. prediction , though, daytime. my prediction, though, kelvin, and i'm very close to this story that the this story me, is that the bosses will back holly willoughby because cause i think they don't want to risk losing to her the bbc who want her or to her the bbc who want her or to the big streaming services who want her. so i think in the end, it's going to be slinging up. phillip schofield and believe me, there will be celebrations with itv day celebrations with an itv the day that happens . well, you'll that happens. well, you'll ptotattn— that happens. well, you'll ptotattn te— well, you'll probably be leading them if i if i probably be leading them if i if ttane— probably be leading them if i if ttate now— probably be leading them if i if ttate none ott— probably be leading them if i if i take your off screen comment. no i take your off screen comment. to tan— i take your off screen comment. to tan ot— i take your off screen comment. to tan ot ntne.— i take your off screen comment. no fan of him. i'm— i take your off screen comment. no fan of him. i'm no— i take your off screen comment. no fan of him. i'm no fan- i take your off screen comment. no fan of him. i'm no fan of- no fan of him. i'm no fan of him. and look, be him. and look, i'll be very honest about used to work honest about it. i used to work with the bloke for ten years on itv daytime and he tried to get me sacked numerous times. actually, he's not a pleasant character and he's ruled the roost for a very long time. but kelvin, that's not behind my reporting. i'm just giving you full disclosure on this . well, full disclosure on this. well,

it's not. it's nice to t: i tis“ well, it's not. it's nice to know that tnttttp— it's not. it's nice to know that tnttttp nasntt— it's not. it's nice to know that phillip hasn't got— it's not. it's nice to know that phillip hasn't got any friends in phillip hasn't got any friends tn et— phillip hasn't got any friends tn on news— phillip hasn't got any friends in gb news either, so . so he in gb news either, so. so he nnttes— in gb news either, so. so he nnttes two— in gb news either, so. so he unites two networks. there we go t ttv— unites two networks. there we go t ttv stantng— unites two networks. there we go . itv staying silent— unites two networks. there we go . itv staying silent on- unites two networks. there we go . itv staying silent on this. isn't it terrible? they haven't responded, by the way. isn't it terrible, by the way, kelvin, that they haven't even apologised for that revoltingly racist comment on the balcony by that bridgerton woman ? well, that bridgerton woman? well, it's odd, isn't it? that bridgerton woman? well, it's-odd, isn't it? imagine| it's very odd, isn't it? imagine if it's very odd, isn't it? imagine t tt— it's very odd, isn't it? imagine t tt wee— it's very odd, isn't it? imagine if it were the _ it's very odd, isn't it? imagine if it were the other way round tnat— if it were the other way round we a— if it were the other way round we a wttte— if it were the other way round that a white person had said, i know— that a white person had said, i know wat— that a white person had said, i know we tt— that a white person had said, i know that it was— that a white person had said, i know that it was terribly mixed in know that it was terribly mixed tn tn— know that it was terribly mixed in in westminster— know that it was terribly mixed in in westminster abbey, wasn't it? in in westminster abbey, wasn't to ttgtt.— in in westminster abbey, wasn't it? right. supposing they said tnat— it? right. supposing they said we tt— it? right. supposing they said we t was— it? right. supposing they said that it was terribly diverse. why— that it was terribly diverse. wnn wnat— that it was terribly diverse. why what would happen then? sonetotn— why what would happen then? somebody would— why what would happen then? somebody would be, i brazier or co somebody would be, i brazier or oo wontt— somebody would be, i brazier or co would have— somebody would be, i brazier or co would have come forward and sat.— co would have come forward and sat. non— co would have come forward and sat non oantt— co would have come forward and said, you can't say— co would have come forward and said, you can't say that . or said, you can't say that. or wnen— said, you can't say that. or wnen non— said, you can't say that. or wnen non tt— said, you can't say that. or when you if they- said, you can't say that. or when you if they come out of a tteat— when you if they come out of a tteat. tt— when you if they come out of a break, if they've— when you if they come out of a break, if they've gone to a tteat— break, if they've gone to a break, come— break, if they've gone to a break, come back out again and sat.— break, come back out again and sat. t— break, come back out again and sat. t tett— break, come back out again and sat. t tett non— break, come back out again and said, i tell you what, we'd like to apotogtse— said, i tell you what, we'd like to apologise for— said, i tell you what, we'd like to apologise for that. it wasn't teentn— to apologise for that. it wasn't terribly diverse.— to apologise for that. it wasn't terribly diverse. we love a ttwetse— terribly diverse. we love a diverse what— terribly diverse. we love a diverse what is— terribly diverse. we love a diverse what is incredible is wat—

diverse what is incredible is we a— diverse what is incredible is that a community or representatives of a community are representatives of a community attowet— representatives of a community are allowed to— representatives of a community are allowed to say— representatives of a community are allowed to say anything wttnont— are allowed to say anything wttnont ann— are allowed to say anything without any comeback at all. if anntotn— without any comeback at all. if anntotn eon — without any comeback at all. if anybody from the— without any comeback at all. if anybody from the white community says anybody from the white community sans anntttng— anybody from the white community sans anntttngt on— anybody from the white community says anything, oh my god , says anything, oh my god, tnentte— says anything, oh my god, they're either— says anything, oh my god, they're either cancelled or tneets— they're either cancelled or tnetets an— they're either cancelled or there's an apology or they're or or there's an apology or they're or on tnentte— there's an apology or they're or or they're forced— there's an apology or they're or or they're forced off air in some way. are- or they're forced off air in some way. ' ”ti: �*7 “ 7 some way. are you finished? you're finished if you work on itv. absolutely couldn't agree more. they are the ultimate example of go woke, go broke. and my advice is to just switch off itv. it's a disgustingly woke now that doesn't woke company now that doesn't believe speech. believe in freedom of speech. kelvin will speak kelvin mackenzie we will speak on now it's time to on monday, but now it's time to reveal greatest reveal tonight's greatest britain jackass . my britain in union jackass. my superstar panel return. allison pearson, who's your nominee for tonight's gb? surprisingly perhaps. liz truss, our former nttne— perhaps. liz truss, our former prime minister.— perhaps. liz truss, our former prime minister. liz,- liz truss, our former prime minister. liz, of the 49 tans.— prime minister. liz, of the 49 dayst ts— prime minister. liz, of the 49 dane ts gtwtng— prime minister. liz, of the 49 dane ts gtwtng a— prime minister. liz, of the 49 days, is giving a speech in tatwan— days, is giving a speech in taiwan showing— days, is giving a speech in taiwan showing solidarity with tatwan— taiwan showing solidarity with tatwan tn— taiwan showing solidarity with taiwan in the— taiwan showing solidarity with taiwan in the face of increase ntnotten— taiwan in the face of increase hinckley aggressive behaviour teon— hinckley aggressive behaviour tton ontne— hinckley aggressive behaviour from china. compare and contrast wttn— from china. compare and contrast with president— from china. compare and contrast with president macron oiling up the with president macron oiling up tne taotstte— with president macron oiling up the backside of— with president macron oiling up the backside of chinese tyrants. wett— the backside of chinese tyrants. wett tone— the backside of chinese tyrants. well done liz,— the backside of chinese tyrants. well done liz, for— the backside of chinese tyrants. well done liz, for standing up for democracy— well done liz, for standing up for democracy and freedom. i

tttnt— for democracy and freedom. i tttnt tnts— for democracy and freedom. i think this is— for democracy and freedom. i think this is so— for democracy and freedom. i think this is so brave.- for democracy and freedom. i think this is so brave. sean bailey, your nominee. my nominees. ben francis, founder of gymshark, a british entrepreneur. home—grown success started his business as a pizza delivery when he was getting it off the ground and he's been given an mba and he really deserves it. great story of young british success. what an incredible guy. incredible young british success. what an incredible guy . incredible guy. incredible guy. incredible guy. amy nicole, your nominee. mine is rachel reeves for her pitch perfect heckle at pmqs about oh, i think we can take a look at this suspect. i'm sure i think we can take a look at this suspect . i'm sure the prime this suspect. i'm sure the prime tttntstet— this suspect. i'm sure the prime tttntste nnst— this suspect. i'm sure the prime minister must finally— i i'm sure the prime minister must finally have met wotttng— minister must finally have met some working people in recent weest— some working people in recent weest t— some working people in recent weeks. i doubt— some working people in recent weeks. i doubt it— some working people in recent weeks. i doubt it . some working people in recent weeks. i doubt it. ' i weeks. i doubt it. a helicopter 7 weeks. i doubt it. a helicopter ? oh, so you like that, amy? it tickled you did like 7 . 7 it tickled you did like that? . tickled you did like that? it ttt— tickled you did like that? it ttt totte— tickled you did like that? it did tickle me— tickled you did like that? it did tickle me a— tickled you did like that? it did tickle me a little- tickled you did like that? it did tickle me a little bit. it's nice to see rachel not toottng— it's nice to see rachel not toottng gntte— it's nice to see rachel not looking quite so robotic for one noentt— looking quite so robotic for one enoent. ttan— looking quite so robotic for one moment. okay, but i'm going to go wttn— moment. okay, but i'm going to go wttn tto— moment. okay, but i'm going to go with liz truss— moment. okay, but i'm going to go with liz truss and alison teatson— go with liz truss and alison pearson because, you know what? tots— pearson because, you know what? tots ot— pearson because, you know what? tots ot peopte— pearson because, you know what? tots ot peopte tn— pearson because, you know what? lots of people in the media, tnotnttng— lots of people in the media, including andrew marr, are just gtwtng— including andrew marr, are just gtwtng a— including andrew marr, are just giving a platform— including andrew marr, are just giving a platform at the moment to-ontnese— giving a platform at the moment to chinese communist party to the chinese communist party teonse— to the chinese communist party tense tnen— to the chinese communist party because they _to- to the chinese communist party because they to get at because they just want to get at liz

because they just want to get at to tnss — because they just want to get at to tnss iso— because they just want to get at liz truss. .so wrong.- because they just want to get at liz truss. so wrong. alison liz truss. it's so wrong. alison eteaeson— liz truss. it's so wrong. alison eeaeson—taot- pearson your union jack ace tt— pearson your union jack ace tt ts— pearson your union jack ace nominee, it is the archbishop of canterbury— nominee, it is the archbishop of canterbury, justin— nominee, it is the archbishop of canterbury, justin welby , canterbury, justin welby, stanttng— canterbury, justin welby, standing unelected canterbury, justin welby,- standing - unelected cleric standing up the unelected cleric stanttng— standing up the unelected cleric stanttng np— standing up the unelected cleric stanttng np tn— standing up the unelected cleric standing up in the— standing up the unelected cleric standing up in the house of toets— standing up in the house of toets|santng— standing up in the house of lordsisaying-the- standing up in the house of lords saying the illegal lords, saying that the illegal ntgeatton— lords, saying that the illegal migration bill— lords, saying that the illegal migration bill is— lords, saying that the illegal migration bill is morally unacceptable— migration bill is morally unacceptable in which case 40% of unacceptable in which case 40% ot tne— unacceptable in which case 40% ot tne tettsn— unacceptable in which case 40% of the british people are noeattn— of the british people are morally unacceptable because teen— morally unacceptable because tnen snppon— morally unacceptable because they support that bill. “ they support that bill. sean natten— they support that bill. sean baileyt nont— they support that bill. sean bailey, your nominee, mind you, steve the steve reid, he was the orchestrator those terrible orchestrator of those terrible attack ads on rishi sunak about letting criminals off when it turns out he intervened to let a violent criminal off the hypocrisy is amazing, but more importantly than that, he's setting us at each other's throats. let's have some good pnttto— throats. let's have some good public debate. _ throats. let's have some good public debate. and— let's have some good public debate. and amy, nicolle innton— public debate. and amy, nicolle , -union jackass— public debate. and amy, nicolle , union jackass nominee , , your union jackass nominee, mine's honorary. _ , your union jackass nominee, mine's honorary. . j: mine's honorary. it's donald trump. he gave me lots and lots of litany of lies to choose from, but i decided to go for the fact that he still denies the fact that he still denies the claims of the sexual assault despite being found liable by a civil court in a court of law in a civil court has totally different rules. and by the way, if different rules. and by the way, te nonte — different rules. and by the way, te nonte tn— different rules. and by the way, if you're in new— different rules. and by the way, if you're in new york,-

t: “iii“. and by the way, if you're in new york, you've got— if you're in new york, you've got a— if you're in new york, you've got a jury— if you're in new york, you've got a tnn oe— if you're in new york, you've got a jury of democrats. so it's wen— got a jury of democrats. so it's wen pottttoatt — got a jury of democrats. so it's very political. oh,— got a jury of democrats. so it's very political. oh, come on. enst— very political. oh, come on. just tetng— very political. oh, come on. just being honest about how it woest— just being honest about how it ewest toot— just being honest about how it works. look into— just being honest about how it works. look into it, amy. who am i-9_ works. look into it, amy. who am t-go wttn— works. look into it, amy. who am t-go wttn neet- works. look into it, amy. who am i-go with here? oh,- i going to go with here? oh, tts— i going to go with here? oh, ttts got— i going to go with here? oh, ttts got to— i going to go with here? oh, ttts got to te— i going to go with here? oh, it's got to be the- i going to go with here? oh, it's got to be the double for atttson— it's got to be the double for allison pearson— it's got to be the double for allison pearson tonight, doesn't it's got to be the double for all of�*l pearson tonight, doesn't it's got to be the double for all of course on tonight, doesn't it's got to be the double for all of course it'sonight, doesn't it? of course it's the archbishop - it? of course it's the archbishop of it? of course it's the- archbishop of-justin it? of course it's the— archbishop of-justin welby archbishop of woke, justin welby t ttane— archbishop of woke, justin welby t tnant non— archbishop of woke, justin welby t tnant non so— archbishop of woke, justin welby . thank you so much to my snpeestae— . thank you so much to my superstar panel.— . thank you so much to my superstar panel. allison pearson ,_g.a_ superstar panel. allison pearson ,_g.g ann- superstar panel. allison pearson ,_and amy nicole.i , sean bailey and amy nicole. tatntons— , sean bailey and amy nicole. fabulous stuff.— , sean bailey and amy nicole. fabulous stuff. thank you for none— fabulous stuff. thank you for none oonpann— fabulous stuff. thank you for none oonpann t— fabulous stuff. thank you for your company . all week had your company. all week we've had a goot— your company. all week we've had a goot one— your company. all week we've had agoot tn— your company. all week we've had a good one. i'm back— your company. all week we've had a good one. i'm back on monday teon— a good one. i'm back on monday eeon st— a good one. i'm back on monday eeon st ant— a good one. i'm back on monday eeon st ant ttt— a good one. i'm back on monday from 9 pm. i'll let— a good one. i'm back on monday from 9 pm. i'll let you know now— from 9 pm. i'll let you know now tt— from 9 pm. i'll let you know now tt goes— from 9 pm. i'll let you know how it goes at— from 9 pm. i'll let you know how it goes at the- from 9 pm. i'll let you know how it goes at the conservative tenooeatto— how it goes at the conservative democratic organisation ooneeeenoe— democratic organisation conference in- democratic organisation conference in bournemouth on satnetant— conference in bournemouth on satnetant te— conference in bournemouth on saturday. if you're going, i'll see—went- saturday. if you're going, i'll see—weat np- saturday. if you're going, i'll. see-next up though, see you there. next up though, it's see you there. next up though, tts—ntgnt- see you there. next up though, tts—ntgnt tl