gb news. very i gb news. very goodl igb news. - very good afternoon , igb news. — very good afternoon , everybody. very good afternoon, everybody. happy— very good afternoon, everybody. happy friday.— very good afternoon, everybody. happy friday- it's_ very good afternoon, everybody. happy friday. it's just— very good afternoon, everybody. happy friday. it's just gone- happy friday. it's just gone 3:00pm and you are with me right here on gb news. here's what i've got for you this hour. is britain full? that's what i want to know. net migration for this yearis to know. net migration for this year is predicted to hit i million. i'm sorry, but it's getting absolutely ridiculous now, who are these people? where are they all coming from? what jobs they doing? where jobs are they all doing? where are going to live? are they all going to live? we're talking about we're going to be talking about this lot today, ladies and this a lot today, ladies and gentlemen. where is the line? is britain full? moving on. we're gentlemen. where is the line? is britagonna? moving on. we're gentlemen. where is the line? is britagonna be oving on. we're gentlemen. where is the line? is britagonna be talkingn. we're gentlemen. where is the line? is britagonna be talking about'e gentlemen. where is the line? is britagonna be talking about this also gonna be talking about this as big story for as well. another big story for us phillips schofield's days us are phillips schofield's days numbered your itv host? numbered as your itv host? and i wonder be if wonder why they could be if indeed they we'll be indeed they are. we'll be getting a little bit insight getting a little bit of insight info that and now

info on all of that and now apparently you're not allowed to call cons, cons . supposedly it's call cons, cons. supposedly it's anti—pc and it's offensive to call convicts , convicts who knew call convicts, convicts who knew what next anyway. and to wrap us all up a little bit of light relief. godspeed. all up a little bit of light relief. godspeed . that's all up a little bit of light relief. godspeed. that's right. this paradigm of virtue in a dark and bleak existence. archbishop justin welby, apparently apparently he's been dumped for speeding. so if you can't have a laugh about that, you can't laugh about anything. patrick here on . gb patrick christys here on. gb news get your emails coming in thick and fast. gb views at gb news .uk those net migration figures already for this year, they're predicted to be 750,000. in the year coming. that's going to be supposedly be i million. i'm sorry , but this is getting i'm sorry, but this is getting absolutely ridiculous now. vaiews@gbnews.uk now though, headunes vaiews@gbnews.uk now though, headlines will be on him . headlines will be on him. patrick thank you. good afternoon _ patrick thank you. good afternoon .— patrick thank you. good afternoon . it's 3:01. your top afternoon. it's 3:01. your top stories— afternoon. it's 3:01. your top stories from _ afternoon. it's 3:01. your top stories from the— afternoon. it's 3:01. your top stories from the gb newsroom .

stories from the gb newsroom. passengers— stories from the gb newsroom. passengers ars— stories from the gb newsroom. passengers are facing widespread disruption— passengers are facing widespread disruption today— passengers are facing widespread disruption today due to the latest— disruption today due to the latest round— disruption today due to the latest round of— disruption today due to the latest round of train strikes. members— latest round of train strikes. members of— latest round of train strikes. members of the— latest round of train strikes. members of the aslef union are walking— members of the aslef union are walking out— members of the aslef union are waging one as— members of the aslef union are walking out at more than a dozen nan— walking out at more than a dozen train operators— walking out at more than a dozen train operators in— walking out at more than a dozen train operators in a— walking out at more than a dozen train operators in a long running— train operators in a long running dispute over pay . running dispute over pay. tomorrow, rmt members go on snake— tomorrow, rmt members go on ggkg en— tomorrow, rmt members go on ggkg en sne— tomorrow, rmt members go on strike on the day— tomorrow, rmt members go on strike on the day of the eurovision_ strike on the day of the eurovision song contest final in liverpool. — eurovision song contest final in liverpool. further— eurovision song contest final in liverpool. further strikes by g...— liverpool. further strikes by ine unen— liverpool. further strikes by the union will— liverpool. further strikes by the union will be held on may the union will be held on may ine sisi— the union will be held on may ine sisi ani— the union will be held on may the 31st and june— the union will be held on may the 31st and june the 3rd. the day— the 31st and june the 3rd. the day ei— the 31st and june the 3rd. the day oi ine— the 31st and june the 3rd. the gay oi ine iii— the 31st and june the 3rd. the day of the fa cup— the 31st and june the 3rd. the day of the fa cup final at iienioiey.— day of the fa cup final at wembley. rail— day of the fa cup final at wembley. rail minister huw iieninan— wembley. rail minister huw merriman told— wembley. rail minister huw merriman told gb news the sinnes— merriman told gb news the srrines are— merriman told gb news the strikes are disappointing. we nave— strikes are disappointing. we nave been— strikes are disappointing. we have been able— strikes are disappointing. we have been able to facilitate an offer— have been able to facilitate an offer onion— have been able to facilitate an offer which has— have been able to facilitate an offer which has been put to the non— offer which has been put to the union leaders— offer which has been put to the union leaders and— offer which has been put to the union leaders and the problem goi— union leaders and the problem goi is— union leaders and the problem we've got is that— union leaders and the problem we've got is that they won't put it we've got is that they won't put ii iornari — we've got is that they won't put ii iornari ro — we've got is that they won't put it forward to their— we've got is that they won't put it forward to their members siniiar— it forward to their members similar offers— it forward to their members similar offers have been put forward— similar offers have been put forward-other— similar offers have been put forward other members of forward to other members of unions—accepted unions and they've accepted inen. — unions and they've accepted inen. ino— unions and they've accepted them. .no logic- unions and they've accepted them. ring it : unions and they've accepted- them. .no logic would dictate them. so no logic would dictate if the union leaders the if the union leaders did the same, could see an end to same, we could see an end to this action. and i'm really sorry passengers sorry for all passengers who have disrupted today. have been disrupted today. meanwhile, rishi sunak says he's risaggoiniei— meanwhile, rishi sunak says he's disappointed with— meanwhile, rishi sunak says he's disappointed with the decision to disappointed with the decision ro brook— disappointed with the decision to block ukrainian president viaiinir— to block ukrainian president vladimir zelenskyy from addressing— vladimir zelenskyy from

addressing the eurovision song coniesr— addressing the eurovision song coniesr ar— addressing the eurovision song contest at the— addressing the eurovision song contest at the blocks due to concerns from _ contest at the blocks due to concerns from the organisers inor— concerns from the organisers inai an— concerns from the organisers that an address— concerns from the organisers that an address could politicise the that an address could politicise rne eveni— that an address could politicise rne ereni .— that an address could politicise the event . the— that an address could politicise the event . the ukrainian the event. the ukrainian oresiieni— the event. the ukrainian president wanted to urge the groin— president wanted to urge the global audience— president wanted to urge the global audience to continue snoooriing— global audience to continue snoooriing nis— global audience to continue supporting his country against russia-s— supporting his country against russia's invasion. the european nroaioasiing— russia's invasion. the european broadcasting union says it's againsr— broadcasting union says it's againsi ine— broadcasting union says it's against the rules the uk economy gren— against the rules the uk economy grew siignriy— against the rules the uk economy grew siignriy in— against the rules the uk economy grew slightly in the— against the rules the uk economy grew slightly in the first three nonins— grew slightly in the first three nonins oi— grew slightly in the first three months of the— grew slightly in the first three months of the year, but contracted _ months of the year, but contracted in- months of the year, but contracted in march, to according— contracted in march, to according official figures. growin— according official figures. eronin or— according official figures. growth of 0.1% was recorded by the growth of 0.1% was recorded by one orrioe— growth of 0.1% was recorded by the office for— growth of 0.1% was recorded by the office for national statistics— the office for national statistics in- the office for national statistics in the first quarter. ioni— statistics in the first quarter. our in— statistics in the first quarter. but in march— statistics in the first quarter. but in march the economy shrank by 0.3,— but in march the economy shrank by on, nosin— but in march the economy shrank by 0.3, mostly driven by a fall in reiaii— by 0.3, mostly driven by a fall in retail and— by 0.3, mostly driven by a fall in retail and car— by 0.3, mostly driven by a fall in retail and car sales, as well as ongoing— in retail and car sales, as well as ongoing strike— in retail and car sales, as well as ongoing strike action. chancellor— as ongoing strike action. chancellor jeremy as ongoing strike action. chancellorjeremy hunt says chancellor jeremy hunt says aiinongn— chancellor jeremy hunt says airnongnine— chancellor jeremy hunt says although the slight growth is a nosirire— although the slight growth is a posirive sien— although the slight growth is a positive step, there's more work to positive step, there's more work ro ne— positive step, there's more work ro ire gone.— positive step, there's more work to be done. well,— positive step, there's more work to be done. well, these are much ieiier— to be done. well, these are much ieiier figures— to be done. well, these are much better figures than— to be done. well, these are much better figures than anyone would gossiiiy— better figures than anyone would gossiniy nave— better figures than anyone would possibly have predicted. even inroa— possibly have predicted. even three months— possibly have predicted. even three months ago,— possibly have predicted. even three months ago, and that's partly because of what the governor of the bank of england said yesterday. measures in the budget that are helping to help

companies to recruit, tackle some of the underlying problems in the economy . but there is in the economy. but there is still much work to do. we still have inflation that is much too high. that's causing a lot of pressure for families up and down the country. and that's why we've got to stick to our plan to get inflation down, to get growth up and get the economy growth up and to get the economy motoring in the way that we all want. the archbishop of canierinry— want. the archbishop of canterbury has- the archbishop of canterbury has been convicted of speeding— canterbury has been convicted of speeding in— canterbury has been convicted of speeding in london. justin welby was speeding in london. justin welby ordered— speeding in london. justin welby was ordered to— speeding in london. justin welby was ordered to pay— speeding in london. justin welby was ordered to pay £510 and given— was ordered to pay £510 and given inree— was ordered to pay £510 and given three points on his iisenoe— given three points on his licence for— given three points on his licence for exceeding a 20 mile an nonr— licence for exceeding a 20 mile an nonr speed— licence for exceeding a 20 mile an hour speed limit last october the an hour speed limit last october rne nearing— an hour speed limit last october the hearing was— an hour speed limit last october the hearing was held on the same day ne— the hearing was held on the same day ne moie— the hearing was held on the same day ne made a— the hearing was held on the same day he made a rare— the hearing was held on the same day he made a rare intervention in ine— day he made a rare intervention in one nonse— day he made a rare intervention in the house of— day he made a rare intervention in the house of lords, condemning- in the house of lords, condemning the government's pians— condemning the government's pians io— condemning the government's plans to tackle— condemning the government's plans to tackle the small boats crisis— plans to tackle the small boats crisis as— plans to tackle the small boats crisis as morally— plans to tackle the small boats crisis as morally unacceptable. a ianiein— crisis as morally unacceptable. a lambeth place— crisis as morally unacceptable. a lambeth place spokesperson says— a lambeth place spokesperson says ine— a lambeth place spokesperson says the archbishop was aware of the says the archbishop was aware of one speeding— says the archbishop was aware of the speeding offence but hadn't been— the speeding offence but hadn't been notified— the speeding offence but hadn't been notified it— the speeding offence but hadn't been notified it had gone to soon— been notified it had gone to sonri .— been notified it had gone to court . labour— been notified it had gone to court . labour leader sir keir court. labour leader sir keir sinner— court. labour leader sir keir siarner nas— court. labour leader sir keir starmer has insisted his party rakes— starmer has insisted his party takes allegations of sexual

harassment— takes allegations of sexual harassment extremely seriously . harassment extremely seriously. it harassment extremely seriously. irioiions— harassment extremely seriously. it follows reports— harassment extremely seriously. it follows reports an internal investigation— it follows reports an internal investigation into one case of groping— investigation into one case of groping siains— investigation into one case of groping claims took three years to groping claims took three years ro sonpieie. — groping claims took three years to complete. but— groping claims took three years to complete. but in a separate case a labour— to complete. but in a separate case a labour mp— to complete. but in a separate case a labour mp has reported or— case a labour mp has reported oi ner— case a labour mp has reported oi ner parry— case a labour mp has reported one of her party colleagues to ine— one of her party colleagues to ine poise— one of her party colleagues to the police for— one of her party colleagues to the police for alleged sexual assanii— the police for alleged sexual assanii .— the police for alleged sexual assault . sir— the police for alleged sexual assault . sir keir— the police for alleged sexual assault. sir keir starmer is urging— assault. sir keir starmer is urging nyone— assault. sir keir starmer is urging anyone within the party niin— urging anyone within the party with concerns— urging anyone within the party with concerns to— urging anyone within the party with concerns to come forward. weir.— with concerns to come forward. iiaii. rook.— with concerns to come forward. iiaii. rook. i— with concerns to come forward. well, look, i think— with concerns to come forward. well, look, i think all- with concerns to come forward. well, look, i think all of- with concerns to come forward. well, look, i think all of these allegations have to be taken extremely seriously and they are taken seriously by me and by the party. i do understand from my experience as chief prosecutor how difficult it is for people to come forward. that's among the reasons that we made our process completely independent. so it's not a political process anymore. what i would say is that i encourage anybody to come forward and to feel that their supported through that independent process . and some independent process. and some breaking independent process. and some ireaking ns— independent process. and some breaking news in— independent process. and some breaking news in the— independent process. and some breaking news in the last- and some breaking news in the last few ninwies— breaking news in the last few ninwies. k— breaking news in the last few minutes. a man— breaking news in the last few minutes. a man has been oonwioiei— minutes. a man has been convicted of— minutes. a man has been convicted of the 1992 murder of

year ori— convicted of the 1992 murder of seven year old nikki allen in swnieriani,— seven year old nikki allen in sunderland, 55— seven year old nikki allen in sunderland, 55 year old david boye— sunderland, 55 year old david noyi ws— sunderland, 55 year old david boyd was wearing at sunderland, 55 year old david boyd was wearing a t shirt saying,— boyd was wearing at shirt saying, i— boyd was wearing a t shirt saying, i an— boyd was wearing a t shirt saying, i am unstoppable. unsioppapie— saying, i am unstoppable. unstoppable during one of his poiioe— unstoppable during one of his police interviews— unstoppable during one of his police interviews until now, new— police interviews until now, new escapee— police interviews until now, he'd escaped justice northumbria rouse— he'd escaped justice northumbria roiise iirsi— he'd escaped justice northumbria police first prosecuted the wrong — police first prosecuted the wrong man , who was then cleared wrong man, who was then cleared aiier— wrong man, who was then cleared aiier a— wrong man, who was then cleared aiier a win— wrong man, who was then cleared after a trial in— wrong man, who was then cleared after a trial in 1993. _ wrong man, who was then cleared after a trial in 1993. more on one— after a trial in 1993. more on one soon— after a trial in 1993. more on one siory as— after a trial in 1993. more on this story as we— after a trial in 1993. more on this story as we get it. after a trial in 1993. more on this story as we get it . royal this story as we get it. royal iiaii-s— this story as we get it. royal iiaii-s oniei— this story as we get it. royal mail's chief executive kyiv is to mail's chief executive kyiv is io siep— mail's chief executive kyiv is ro siep oown. — mail's chief executive kyiv is to step down. simon thompson wiri— to step down. simon thompson wiii ieawe— to step down. simon thompson will leave the— to step down. simon thompson will leave the role— to step down. simon thompson will leave the role in october aiier— will leave the role in october aiier iwo— will leave the role in october after two years— will leave the role in october after two years in— will leave the role in october after two years in the job. the announcement— after two years in the job. the announcement comes just weeks aiier— announcement comes just weeks aiier agreeing— announcement comes just weeks aiier agreeing a— announcement comes just weeks after agreeing a deal with the communication— after agreeing a deal with the communication workers union , communication workers union, winging— communication workers union, iringing an— communication workers union, iringing an eni— communication workers union, bringing an end to a year of posiai— bringing an end to a year of postal strikes. _ bringing an end to a year of postal strikes. he says it's the rigni— postal strikes. he says it's the rigni rime— postal strikes. he says it's the rigni iirne io— postal strikes. he says it's the right time to hand over to a new cio— right time to hand over to a new cio .— right time to hand over to a new ceo. pakistan's— right time to hand over to a new ceo. pakistan's ex—prime ninisier— ceo. pakistan's ex—prime minister imran- ceo. pakistan's ex—prime minister imran khan, is to be reieasei— minister imran khan, is to be reieasei on— minister imran khan, is to be released on bail— minister imran khan, is to be released on bail for two weeks. ine— released on bail for two weeks. ine decision— released on bail for two weeks. the decision from _ released on bail for two weeks. the decision from the high court in isianaiai— the decision from the high court in islamabad comes a day after the in islamabad comes a day after we supreme— in islamabad comes a day after the supreme court— in islamabad comes a day after the supreme court ruled his aweso— the supreme court ruled his

arrest on corruption charges was iiiegai. — arrest on corruption charges was iiiegai. ine— arrest on corruption charges was illegal. the events— arrest on corruption charges was illegal. the events earlier this week— illegal. the events earlier this week nave— illegal. the events earlier this week have sparked unrest in the sowniry— week have sparked unrest in the oowniry, wiri— week have sparked unrest in the country, with almost 2000 people anesiei— country, with almost 2000 people anesiei so— country, with almost 2000 people arrested so far— country, with almost 2000 people arrested so far .— country, with almost 2000 people arrested so far. imran khan denies— arrested so far. imran khan denies any— arrested so far. imran khan denies any wrongdoing . ing and denies any wrongdoing. ing and astronomers led— denies any wrongdoing. ing and astronomers led by the universiiy— astronomers led by the university of - astronomers led by the university of southampton have spoiiei— university of southampton have sporiei wnai— university of southampton have spotted what they believe to be the spotted what they believe to be we iargesi— spotted what they believe to be the largest cosmic— spotted what they believe to be the largest cosmic explosion ris— the largest cosmic explosion ever seen. it's more than ten ines— ever seen. it's more than ten times brighter— ever seen. it's more than ten times brighter than any other recorded— times brighter than any other recorded exploding star known as a uernspoa ani— recorded exploding star known as a supernova and to— recorded exploding star known as a supernova and to date it's used— a supernova and to date it's iasiei more— a supernova and to date it's lasted more than three years. iiosi— lasted more than three years. iiosi are— lasted more than three years. iiosi oniy— lasted more than three years. most are only visibly bright for aiew— most are only visibly bright for aiew nonins— most are only visibly bright for a few months .— most are only visibly bright for a few months . researchers say a few months. researchers say inese— a few months. researchers say inese evensi— a few months. researchers say these events are— a few months. researchers say these events are very rare and noining— these events are very rare and noining on— these events are very rare and nothing on this— these events are very rare and nothing on this scale has ever been— nothing on this scale has ever been witnessed— nothing on this scale has ever been witnessed before . for this been witnessed before. for this is en— been witnessed before. for this is on news.— been witnessed before. for this is gb news. we'll— been witnessed before. for this is gb news. we'll bring you more as ii— is gb news. we'll bring you more as ii nappens.— is gb news. we'll bring you more as it happens. now,— is gb news. we'll bring you more as it happens. now, though, it's back— as it happens. now, though, it's back io— as it happens. now, though, it's back io you. — back to you. patrick i happy— back to you. patrick . happy friday,- back to you. patrick happy friday, everybody. now we

start absolutely start today with an absolutely shocking , although it shocking story, although it should take very huge amount should take a very huge amount to shocked anything to be shocked by anything immigration related in this country but net country at the moment. but net migration uk this year migration to the uk this year could be 1 million. that is pretty much double last year's figures and it makes an absolute mockery of the claim that leaving the european union would give us back control of our borders . more than 45,000 borders. more than 45,000 migrants arrived on small boats in 2022, more than 6800 have already crossed the channel. this year. but that is just a tiny fraction of the total number of people who are settling in the uk each year. and for me, there are some pretty pertinent questions here. okay when is enough enough ? who okay when is enough enough? who are all of these people? where are all of these people? where are they coming from? where are they to what jobs they going to live? what jobs are going to do? when i saw are they going to do? when i saw this figure is rumoured this figure that is rumoured that going around that we're going to have around a million people within the a million people net within the next i was next year, initially, i was quite happy because i assumed great, nhs will be great, our nhs will be well staffed, won't short of staffed, we won't be short of doctors, won't be short doctors, we won't be short of anyone work our public anyone to work in our public sector. but i think all know

sector. but i think we all know that that still won't be the case. me leaves case. and this to me leaves a huge amount of unanswered questions. i know that they say that we pump the figures by that we pump up the figures by accepting refugees. accepting ukrainian refugees. afghan genuine afghan refugees and genuine refugees world. afghan refugees and genuine refug but world. afghan refugees and genuine refug but that's world. afghan refugees and genuine refug but that's nowhere world. afghan refugees and genuine refug but that's nowhere near d. fine. but that's nowhere near a million, then you add up million, is it? then you add up the students. okay. right. the students. okay. all right. so that's quite a large number, but doesn't get to a million. but it doesn't get to a million. and have to say and when do we have to say enough enough? enough is enough? vaiews@gbnews.uk. i'm joined now gb news political now by gb news political reporter olivia olivia , reporter olivia utley olivia, this is an absolutely bonkers. what on earth is going on if indeed we do hit the million mark? well yes, i mean, the million mark is that's what some experts are predicting and that is definitely on the upper end. but what we are certainly going to but what we are certainly going io see— but what we are certainly going io is— but what we are certainly going io is a— but what we are certainly going io is a pig,— but what we are certainly going to see is a big, big— but what we are certainly going to see is a big, big rise in immigration— to see is a big, big rise in immigration figures. as you said iasi— immigration figures. as you said iasi y...— immigration figures. as you said iasr y... ine— immigration figures. as you said last year, the record high immigration— last year, the record high immigration figure was 504, 504,000.— immigration figure was 504, 504,000. this— immigration figure was 504, 504,000. this year is expected to 504,000. this year is expected io ie — 504,000. this year is expected io ie oiose— 504,000. this year is expected to be close enough, double that . wnai— to be close enough, double that . wnai appears— to be close enough, double that . what appears to— to be close enough, double that . what appears to be going on is, . what appears to be going on is aiinougn— . what appears to be going on is, although we— . what appears to be going on is, although we have seen a sump— is, although we have seen a siunp in— is, although we have seen a siunp in ine— is, although we have seen a slump in the number of eu naiionais— slump in the number of eu nationals coming to the uk since

previo— nationals coming to the uk since prekii, inor— nationals coming to the uk since brexit, that has— nationals coming to the uk since brexit, that has been more than eonpensaiei— brexit, that has been more than eonpensaieiliy— brexit, that has been more than compensated by the number of compensated for by the number of peopie— compensated for by the number of peopie-over— compensated for by the number of people-over here- compensated for by the number of people over here escaping people coming over here escaping war zones. students— people coming over here escaping war zones. students and this is the war zones. students and this is we inporiani— war zones. students and this is the important bit— war zones. students and this is the important bit their dependence- the important bit their dependence now if you're doing, for dependence now if you're doing, ior empre— dependence now if you're doing, ior evanpie, a— dependence now if you're doing, for example, a one— dependence now if you're doing, for example, a one year master's degree— for example, a one year master's degree in— for example, a one year master's degree in ine— for example, a one year master's degree in the uk— for example, a one year master's degree in the uk ,_ for example, a one year master's degree in the uk , you are degree in the uk, you are eniiiiei— degree in the uk, you are entitled to— degree in the uk, you are entitled to bring up to six ianiiy— entitled to bring up to six family members. grin g family members. i'm just going to cut across because apparently ihave to cut across because apparently i have a slight issue with your microphone, so i'll just go to my other guests for a moment. olivia there are there olivia but look, there are there are, of course, a huge amount of stats that are doing the rounds are, of course, a huge amount of stg'the hat are doing the rounds are, of course, a huge amount of stg'the moment oing the rounds are, of course, a huge amount of stg'the moment about�*ne rounds are, of course, a huge amount of stg'the moment about this. jnds are, of course, a huge amount of stg'the moment about this. so s at the moment about this. so i just to give you some stats just want to give you some stats on this. right? so let's just look net migration look how net migration has rocketed down years in 1992 rocketed down the years in 1992 when major's tories won when john major's tories won the election, net migration was 49,000. when new labour 49,000. in 1997, when new labour took that was up to took power, that was up to 107,000. and by the time labour were voted out, the annual figure was 294,000. so david cameron promised to reduce net migration to the tens of thousands. but in 2016, which was the year of the brexit referendum, net migration was

369,000. and in the 12 months up to june 2022, it . was 504,000. to june 2022, it. was 504,000. aside from the issues that i've just raised right at the start of this show, which are less aukus who are these people? where exactly are they coming from? where are they going to live? what jobs they going live? what jobs are they going to also quite concerned to do? i am also quite concerned about changing demography of about the changing demography of britain . what will this mean for britain. what will this mean for what britain actually looks like going forward? i'm just going to get a little bit more of the political reaction for olivia. first, though, olivia, i believe you're back in the room, as it were. right. okay so you think that the 1 million mark is at the top end of the prediction, but is, even if that is but the fact is, even if that is just a little bit higher than what that's what we actually get, that's still a lot of people. still a heck of a lot of people. the tories from last i checked were committed, committed to bringing to the tens of bringing it to the tens of thousands. yes. actually, we thousands. yes. and actually, we of thousands. yes. and actually, we oi-uavii— thousands. yes. and actually, we of-david cameron- thousands. yes. and actually, we of-david cameron sort. : yes. and actually, we of david cameron sort of of course, david cameron sort of iuiii— of course, david cameron sort of iuiii-ior— of course, david cameron sort of built-for everyone's- of course, david cameron sort of built for everyone's backs built a rod for everyone's backs by built a rod for everyone's backs iy—inai— built a rod for everyone's backs iy—inai ny- built a rod for everyone's backs iy—inai by saying- built a rod for everyone's backs by net that by saying built a rod for everyone's backs by net migration by saying built a rod for everyone's backs by net migration shoulding built a rod for everyone's backs by net migration should be that net migration should be rower— that net migration should be iower inan— that net migration should be lower than 100,000. but i was

away— lower than 100,000. but i was actually- nick,- actually talking to nick, iinoiny— actually talking to nick,- timothy—adviser actually talking to nick,- tim

mouse— what's dubbed a sort of mickey mouse degrees— what's dubbed a sort of mickey mouse degrees and bringing with men— mouse degrees and bringing with inen 4— mouse degrees and bringing with inen i or— mouse degrees and bringing with inen i or s— mouse degrees and bringing with them 4 or 5 dependents, which reaiiy— them 4 or 5 dependents, which reaiiy is— them 4 or 5 dependents, which really is massively swelling the nusrneri— really is massively swelling the numbers . then,— really is massively swelling the numbers . then, of— really is massively swelling the numbers . then, of course, you numbers. then, of course, you nave— numbers. then, of course, you nave ine— numbers. then, of course, you have the dependence of ukrainian and nong— have the dependence of ukrainian and nong kong— have the dependence of ukrainian and hong kong genuine refugees, but and hong kong genuine refugees, iui aiiogeiner— and hong kong genuine refugees, our aiiogeiner .— and hong kong genuine refugees, but altogether , whether these but altogether, whether these nusrneri— but altogether, whether these numbers really— but altogether, whether these numbers really are balloon ing ani— numbers really are balloon ing ani kisni— numbers really are balloon ing and rishi sunak,— numbers really are balloon ing and rishi sunak, obviously is iooussei— and rishi sunak, obviously is iosussei on— and rishi sunak, obviously is focussed on the— and rishi sunak, obviously is focussed on the moment on sianping— focussed on the moment on clamping down— focussed on the moment on clamping down on illegal immigration,— clamping down on illegal immigration, i.e. the small pours.— immigration, i.e. the small ioais. nui— immigration, i.e. the small boats. but if— immigration, i.e. the small boats. but if at— immigration, i.e. the small boats. but if at the same time ine— boats. but if at the same time we nusrneri— boats. but if at the same time the numbers of— boats. but if at the same time the numbers of legal migrants are the numbers of legal migrants sweiiing— the numbers of legal migrants are swelling to— the numbers of legal migrants are swelling to these to these sorr— are swelling to these to these sori oi— are swelling to these to these sort of proportions, then it's uniikeiy— sort of proportions, then it's unlikely that— sort of proportions, then it's unlikely that voters are going to unlikely that voters are going io reaso— unlikely that voters are going io reaoi very— unlikely that voters are going to react very well. no, and it sonpiereiy— to react very well. no, and it completely undermines for me soneining— completely undermines for me soneining in— completely undermines for me something i'm going to be iaiking—on. l something i'm going to be. talking—on. this talking about later on. this idea— talking about later on. this idea inai— talking about later on. this idea iiai ii— talking about later on. this idea that it is— talking about later on. this idea that it is so— talking about later on. this idea that it is so hard to get into britain that have to into britain that you have to take an illegal route to get here. clearly it is not that hard to get into britain if indeed we're going to have net migration of around million migration of around the million mark on top of the 750 that's supposedly we're just going to have of the 500,000 that have on top of the 500,000 that we supposedly year we supposedly had the year before. those, be before. and those, let's be honest, the ones honest, are just the ones we know about. joined now by know about. i'm joined now by demographer dr. paul moreland, who previous

who we got a sneaky previous glimpse ago. glimpse of there moments ago. thank much for coming thank you very much for coming on the show. now, i am keen to just play the forward on just play the tape forward on this. i think we can forget, just play the tape forward on this. about( we can forget, just play the tape forward on this. about what:an forget, just play the tape forward on this. about what happens:, just play the tape forward on this. about what happens if we chat about what happens if we reduce the tens of reduce it to the tens of thousands. let's just assume that's going to happen. so that's not going to happen. so if at the rate that if we continue at the rate that we're for want of a we're going now, for want of a better what is britain better phrase, what is britain going to look like in 20, 30, 40 years time? well, the two places you an— years time? well, the two places you kook— years time? well, the two places you iook io— years time? well, the two places you can look to see— «prim; t 7 well, the two places you can look to see what britain wiri— you can look to see what britain viii-iike— you can look to see what britain viii-iike is— you can look to see what britain will-like is in— you can look to see what britain will-like is in our- you can look to see what britain will like is in our big will look like is in our big siiies— will look like is in our big cities today,— will look like is in our big cities today, and particularly the cities today, and particularly ine—iiversei the more ethnically diverse paris— the more ethnically diverse pans-skies- the more ethnically diverse parts-cities and. parts of their cities and our primary— parts of their cities and our primary-winn- parts of their cities and our primary which will parts of their cities and our- primary -which will roll primary schools, which will roll iorwari— primary schools, which will roll iorwari-ine— primary schools, which will roll forward the population of forward into the population of the forward into the population of we zo— forward into the population of ine 20. oo— forward into the population of ine 20. so io— forward into the population of the 20, 30 to 2040. t the 20, 30 to 2040. so it's oiviousiy— the 20, 30 to 2040. so it's obviously a britain in which the element that describes itself in censuses as white british continues to decline, as it has been declining very sharply since the 1990s. okay. and what since the 19905. okay. and what kind— since the 19905. okay. and what kind oi— since the 19905. okay. and what kind oi rare — since the 19905. okay. and what kind of rate of— since the 19905. okay. and what kind of rate of decline- iii: ”0 okay. and what kind of rate of decline are we iooking— kind of rate of decline are we iooking ai— kind of rate of decline are we looking at and— kind of rate of decline are we looking at and what kind of rate of acceleration— looking at and what kind of rate of acceleration are— looking at and what kind of rate of acceleration are we looking for of acceleration are we looking ior ai— of acceleration are we looking ior ai now— of acceleration are we looking for at now? well,— of acceleration are we looking for at now? well, i suppose what wouii— for at now? well, i suppose what wouii you— for at now? well, i suppose what wouio you say— for at now? well, i suppose what would you say people demographically from where is it?

demographically from where is pp i— demographically from where is pp i ion-i— demographically from where is it? i don't know,— demographically from where is it? i don't know, sub—saharan kirioa— it? i don't know, sub—saharan kirioa, ine— it? i don't know, sub—saharan africa, the middle east? �*fvi�*rzigt africa, the middle east? well, ior-s— africa, the middle east? well, rain—ivo- africa, the middle east? well, let's—two questionsi let's take those two questions separately. what's the speed separately. so what's the speed of decline where are of the decline and where are people from in terms people coming from in terms of the speed of the decline? there was work done : act 7 there was work done demographers at was work done by demographers at okioni. —oiner- was work done by demographers at oxford. _other work. oxford. there's been other work reseniiy— oxford. there's been other work more recently that— oxford. there's been other work more recently that looks at 2060 wnere— more recently that looks at 2060 wnere we-ii— more recently that looks at 2060 where we'll have— more recently that looks at 2060 where we'll have perhaps 50 to sow— where we'll have perhaps 50 to sow oi— where we'll have perhaps 50 to sow oi peopie— where we'll have perhaps 50 to 60% of people defining themselves— 60% of people defining themselves as white british. nui— themselves as white british. nus oi— themselves as white british. but of course,— themselves as white british. but of course, at— themselves as white british. but of course, at that- themselves as white british. but of course, at that point, if you look at the primary school or the school age folk or the people in the large cities , it people in the large cities, it would be a minor motty and a declining minority. and that's by what declining minority. and that's iry wnar yeari— declining minority. and that's by what year? we— declining minority. and that's by what year? we think- r:r:i;l " g two and that's by what year? we think that's by zoos»— by what year? we think that's by 2050, zoeo. — by what year? we think that's by 2050, 2060. 50 _ by what year? we think that's by 2050, 2060. 50 by— by what year? we think that's by 2050, 2060. $9056“ by what year? we think that's by 2050, 2060. $9956“ by what year? we think that's by 2050, 2060. $96i56“ $9666 2050, 2060. so by 2050 or 2060, a relatively educated guess or a very educated guess as to what british primary schools will look like would have white british in the minority. yes, i would think so. and the country as a whole, a bare majority, of course, there is an issue of self—definition in the census, but that's broadly now, that's broadly will now in broadly where it will be. now in terms of where people are coming from. exactly as you've already said,— from. exactly as you've already sairi-ieen— from. exactly as you've already sairi-ieen a- from. exactly as you've already said,-been a shift- said, there has been a shift iron— said, there has been a shift from immigrants to non eu

from eu immigrants to non eu innigranis— from eu immigrants to non eu immigrants and— from eu immigrants to non eu immigrants and that's partly ieause— immigrants and that's partly ieause oi— immigrants and that's partly because of brexit. skin; because of brexit. but there's something else going on which i think is being missed, which is that is decline in that there is decline in fertility not only here, fertility rates not only here, which is part of the sucking movement to bring immigrants in, which like to about which i'd like to talk about a bit more, but also in places like so look at the 20 like poland. so look at the 20 soneinings— like poland. so look at the 20 soneinings in— like poland. so look at the 20 somethings in poland- t : so look at the 20 somethings in poland who would nave— somethings in poland who would nave upped— somethings in poland who would have upped sticks— somethings in poland who would have upped sticks the 20 have upped sticks in the 90s, 20 zeros-ris— have upped sticks in the 90s, 20 zeros,-it's falling- have upped sticks in the 90s, 20 zeros, it's falling off zeros, 20 tens. it's falling off a siiii— zeros, 20 tens. it's falling off a cliff. poland's— zeros, 20 tens. it's falling off a cliff. poland's had a long period— a cliff. poland's had a long period oi— a cliff. poland's had a long period oi very— a cliff. poland's had a long period of very low fertility. ineir— period of very low fertility. their living— period of very low fertility. their living standards are rising,— their living standards are .pgng, so— their living standards are rising, so their- their living standards are rising, so their economic noiives— rising, so their economic noiives io— rising, so their economic motives to come here are anowinng— motives to come here are narrowing and— motives to come here are narrowing and there are fewer ani— narrowing and there are fewer and ever— narrowing and there are fewer and fewer-them— narrowing and there are fewer and fewer them and they're and fewer of them and they're more-needed- and fewer of them and they're. more-neededlhome. and fewer of them and they're- more-neededlhome. more and more needed at home. so more and more needed at home. so-ii— more and more needed at home. so-ii wa— more and more needed at home. so-if we wanted— more and more needed at home. so-if we wanted-eu- so even if we wanted more eu immigration, even, think we'd immigration, even, i think we'd find increasingly difficult immigration, even, i think we'd finget increasingly difficult immigration, even, i think we'd finget it.:reasingly difficult immigration, even, i think we'd finget it. iasingly difficult immigration, even, i think we'd finget it. i thinky difficult immigration, even, i think we'd finget it. i think itdifficult immigration, even, i think we'd finget it. i think it waszult immigration, even, i think we'd finget it. i think it was at immigration, even, i think we'd finget it. i think it was a big to get it. i think it was a big ining— to get it. i think it was a big ining oi— to get it. i think it was a big thing of brexit.— grit t i think it was a big thing of brexit. anyone who inougni— thing of brexit. anyone who inougni inor— thing of brexit. anyone who thought that voting for brexit wouii— thought that voting for brexit wouii en— thought that voting for brexit would mean that there would be ever— would mean that there would be iewer ioreign— would mean that there would be fewer foreign people slash peopie— fewer foreign people slash peopie oi— fewer foreign people slash peopie oi a— fewer foreign people slash people of a different skin tone to people of a different skin tone io wesiern— people of a different skin tone to western europeans was fundamental— to western europeans was fundamental ,_ to western europeans was fundamental, misguided. but but i do fundamental, misguided. but but i do arso— fundamental, misguided. but but i do also think— fundamental, misguided. but but i do also think that most people inougni— i do also think that most people inougni we— i do also think that most people thought we would _ i do also think that most people thought we would have greater soniroi— thought we would have greater ooniroi oi— thought we would have greater

control of our— thought we would have greater control of our borders and inereiore— control of our borders and therefore we— control of our borders and therefore we possibly wouldn't be therefore we possibly wouldn't ie—ine - therefore we possibly wouldn't ie—ine one| be in a situation like the one iaiking— be in a situation like the one we're talking about now, which is-we— we're talking about now, which is-we soure— we're talking about now, which is-we could have- we're talking about now, which is-we could have a- we're talking about now, which is we could have a net is that we could have a net nigraiion— is that we could have a net nigraiionla— is that we could have a net migration a million figure, migration of a million figure, wnisn— migration of a million figure, wnisnlinink— migration of a million figure, whichlthink by— migration of a million figure, which think by anyone's which i think by anyone's sireion— which i think by anyone's stretch imagination is stretch of the imagination is aisoiuieiy— stretch of the imagination is absolutely really absolutely bonkers. really so you— absolutely bonkers. really so youou—r- absolutely bonkers. really so youou—r naiorl you would expect our major oiiies— you would expect our major oiiies io— you would expect our major oiiies io ie— you would expect our major cities to be what- you would expect our major cities to be what predominantly wouii— cities to be what predominantly wouii you— cities to be what predominantly wouio you say,— cities to be what predominantly would you say, identifying as wnar— would you say, identifying as what muslim— would you say, identifying as what muslim may be? “will what muslim may be? well, ware-u— what muslim may be? well, inara-u ia— what muslim may be? well, inara-u ia a— what muslim may be? well, there'd be a very— what muslim may be? well, there'd be a very large i mean, each city will be different. there is a growing element which is muslim, but the muslims themselves come from very varied backgrounds . i think there are backgrounds. i think there are a numeri— backgrounds. i think there are a nurneri oi— backgrounds. i think there are a number of things— fg r:5 i think there are a number of things going on here and peopie— number of things going on here and peopie gei— number of things going on here and peopie gei a— number of things going on here and people get a bit confused. inere— and people get a bit confused. inere is— and people get a bit confused. inere is ine— and people get a bit confused. there is the fact— and people get a bit confused. there is the fact that the master's student and the general siuieni— master's student and the general student industry— master's student and the general student industry has grown enornousiy— student industry has grown enormously means we have very, student industry has grown enorlargey means we have very, student industry has grown enorlarge number we have very, student industry has grown enorlarge number of; have very, student industry has grown enorlarge number of people very, very large number of people coming— very large number of people coming in. — very large number of people coming in. many- very large number of people coming in. iiay very large number of people coming in. many leave not all of them. and you've talked- coming in. and you've talked about them. and you've talked about inere— them. and you've talked about there dependence.— and you've talked about there dependence. but i think more important— there dependence. but i think more important is the fact that were— more important is the fact that inerelinis— more important is the fact that there-this huge— more important is the fact that there this huge demand there is this huge demand for iaioun— there is this huge demand for labour.-economy- there is this huge demand for labour. economy is barely labour. our economy is barely growing— labour. our economy is barely growing-yer— labour. our economy is barely growing-yer we- labour. our economy is barely growing yet we have this growing and yet we have this nuge— growing and yet we have this nuge demoni— growing and yet we have this huge demand for labour sector aiier— huge demand for labour sector aiier sero— huge demand for labour sector after sector is— huge demand for labour sector after sector is crying out to ine— after sector is crying out to the government— after sector is crying out to the government to let in workers in ineir— the government to let in workers in their sector. _ the government to let in workers in their sector. and— the government to let in workers in their sector. and the reason for

in their sector. and the reason ior inor— in their sector. and the reason ior inai is— in their sector. and the reason for that is that— in their sector. and the reason for that is that for— in their sector. and the reason for that is that for 50 years we naven-i— for that is that for 50 years we naven-i nai— for that is that for 50 years we haven't had enough children to repiaoe— haven't had enough children to replace ourselves— haven't had enough children to replace ourselves and that proiien — replace ourselves and that problem will— replace ourselves and that problem will only that that sucking— problem will only that that sucking noise— problem will only that that sucking noise from industry aiier— sucking noise from industry after industry— sucking noise from industry after industry will only really onange— after industry will only really enange wnen— after industry will only really change when our own fertility rare— change when our own fertility rare goes— change when our own fertility rate goes back— change when our own fertility rate goes back up. you rate goes back up. now, this is something i'm very interested in because i think that traditionally in this country there was a very regimented way of doing things. the proper quote unquote proper way of doing things, which was to find someone get married , property someone get married, property ownership breed . okay. and ownership breed. okay. and clearly now i think the housing market is having a massive, massive block on people wanting to start families and feeling as though they're able to afford that. but the fertility rate is different . i believe in different. i believe in different. i believe in different demography , isn't it? different demography, isn't it? demographics? why is that? what is that? well, i think you have to is that? well, i think you have io ie— is that? well, i think you have io be very— is that? well, i think you have to be very careful— g�*r5t7 well, i think you have to be very careful before ironing— to be very careful before blaming the— to be very careful before blaming the cost of housing or the blaming the cost of housing or we cosi— blaming the cost of housing or we oosi oi— blaming the cost of housing or the cost of childcare. there's no iouii— the cost of childcare. there's no iouii-ii— the cost of childcare. there's no doubt-if it- the cost of childcare. there's no doubt if it were easier no doubt that if it were easier to no doubt that if it were easier io-a— no doubt that if it were easier io-a ianiiy— no doubt that if it were easier io-a ianiiy io— no doubt that if it were easier to-a family to buy- no doubt that if it were easier to a family to buy a house to start a family to buy a house ani— to start a family to buy a house and io— to start a family to buy a house and io-sone— to start a family to buy a house and to-some means- to start a family to buy a house and to some means of and to find some means of oniiisare— and to find some means of childcare in— and to find some means of childcare in a— and to find some means of childcare in a world where we

expeoi— childcare in a world where we evpeei ioin — childcare in a world where we expect both members of a couple to expect both members of a couple io work— expect both members of a couple io work ine— expect both members of a couple to work the fertility— expect both members of a couple to work the fertility rate would go to work the fertility rate would qo-if_ to work the fertility rate would go-ii you — to work the fertility rate would go-if you actually. to work the fertility rate would. go-if you actually look go up. but if you actually look at the parts of the country go up. but if you actually look at the housing the country go up. but if you actually look at the housing is e country go up. but if you actually look at the housing is quite �*itry go up. but if you actually look at the housing is quite cheap, where housing is quite cheap, all the of country all the parts of the country arnie where childcare is more accessible or if you look at countries germany where countries like germany where childcare very cheap childcare is actually very cheap and subsidised , they all and very subsidised, they all have fertility rates . so have low fertility rates. so i think it goes well ”nix t can so i think it goes well beyond the sinpie— think it goes well beyond the simple economics , although simple economics, although inaus— simple economics, although inai-s pari— simple economics, although inar-s pan oi— simple economics, although that's part of the story. i inink— that's part of the story. i inink ii— that's part of the story. i think it goes— that's part of the story. i think it goes to a culture of anienaiai— think it goes to a culture of antenatal ism— think it goes to a culture of antenatal ism and there is a new generaiion— antenatal ism and there is a new generation coming— antenatal ism and there is a new generation coming through the ranks— generation coming through the ranks in— generation coming through the ranks in their— generation coming through the ranks in their 20s today who i wouiin-i— ranks in their 20s today who i wouiin-i say— ranks in their 20s today who i wouldn't say they— ranks in their 20s today who i wouldn't say they they, they iisiike — wouldn't say they they, they dislike children _ wouldn't say they they, they dislike children or they're posiiiveiy— dislike children or they're positively antenatal , but positively antenatal, but siariing— positively antenatal, but siariing a— positively antenatal, but starting a family is not a prioriiy— starting a family is not a prioriry ior— starting a family is not a priority for them. yeah i sonpieieiy— priority for them. yeah i completely agree with that . completely agree with that. again— completely agree with that. kgain. though.— completely agree with that. again, though, is— completely agree with that. again, though, is that- completely agree with that. again, though, is that the same in every single culture ? because in every single culture? because if british culture kwasi british culture is changing with the influx of people from all over the world and as the things that we've just spoken about there, realistically are british people , white british, i'm talking

about now going to be massively outbred. i about now going to be massively outbred . i don't think it's a outbred. i don't think it's a guesiion— outbred. i don't think it's a guesrion oi— : i don't think it's a question of outbreeding i think this question of outbreeding i think we is— question of outbreeding i think we is a— question of outbreeding i think we is a gear— question of outbreeding i think this is a great misunderstanding . wnen— this is a great misunderstanding . wnan peopie— this is a great misunderstanding . when people come- this is a great misunderstanding . when people come to- this is a great misunderstanding . when people come to this country as when they come to america, they often come from countries with higher fertility rates fertility rates and their fertility converges . so if you look at converges. so if you look at hindus and sikhs in britain today, example, the best today, for example, the best data we have suggests that their fertility than fertility rate is no higher than the rest of us. but people from muslim countries are generally coming from countries with a higher fertility rate. so higher in pakistan, for example, than in pakistan, for example, than in india. but their fertility rates have fallen enormously. so the ethnic change, which is happening, although it's partly dnven happening, although it's partly driven by the fact they're younger population, it's younger population, asians, it's not to be driven by not really going to be driven by their fertility rate. their higher fertility rate. it's really going to be driven by ongoing immigration and by this ongoing immigration and the ongoing immigration is dnven the ongoing immigration is driven by the fact that all of us, pretty much the whole country, regardless of region, regardless of ethnicity and almost regardless of religion , almost regardless of religion, is having a fertility rate which is having a fertility rate which is significantly below replacement. now for some people

out there who really do care about the demographic demographics of their country and feel as though that that there is something that's worth preserving about traditional british culture , there may well british culture, there may well also be a concern that a tipping point has already been reached, has it? i don't believe in tipping points. i think there are a number of things. first of all, you have the fact that people integrate, people become british. i mean, i cite myself with two immigrant parents feeling 100% british, and there are us out there. are awful lot of us out there. so that process on. i don't so that process goes on. i don't think a magic point think there's a magic point where tipping point occurs , where a tipping point occurs, but i think if we don't turn around the fertility issue now or in 20 years time , we're still or in 20 years time, we're still going to be having this great suck of requirement for immigration. the sucking noise from industries short of people , all because when i started in the workplace back in the 80s, a lot more people in their 20s were coming into the workforce than were leaving it. and now

people of my age, i was born in 64. that was the peak of the baby a lot of of my baby boom. a lot of people of my age beginning to leave age are beginning to leave the workforce more and more of them will in next 5 or 6 will leave it in the next 5 or 6 years. ten years. and we have this drop off in fertility in the 70s until get the 70s now until we get a pickup in the fertility rate, this requirement for immigration, you do immigration, whatever you do with boat, however with a small boat, however important whatever important that is, whatever you do with family reunions or however count however you choose to count students and students out, however you choose to count stu(fundamental;tudents out, however you choose to count stmfundamental issue, :s out, however you choose to count stmfundamental issue, the it, the fundamental issue, the biggest issue by far the need biggest issue by far is the need for our sluggish for labour. even in our sluggish sluggishly economy and sluggishly growing economy and the lack of fertility 20 years ago and the shortage of young people the workforce. people entering the workforce. look, much. as look, thank you very much. as i'm sure you can tell, i could iaik— i'm sure you can tell, i could iaik io— i'm sure you can tell, i could iaik io you— i'm sure you can tell, i could talk to you all— i'm sure you can tell, i could talk to you all day about this, our— talk to you all day about this, iui in— talk to you all day about this, iui in being— talk to you all day about this, but i'm being shouted out now. so but i'm being shouted out now. so inank— but i'm being shouted out now. so inank you.— but i'm being shouted out now. so thank you. that— but i'm being shouted out now. so thank you. that is demographer paul so thank you. that is— demographer.paul moreland. demographer dr. paul moreland. rasoinaiing— demographer dr. paul moreland. fascinating—we- demographer dr. paul moreland. fascinating we will demographer dr. paul moreland. fasreturning we will demographer dr. paul moreland. fasreturning to we will demographer dr. paul moreland. fasreturning to this we will demographer dr. paul moreland. fasreturning to this issuee will be returning to this issue inrougnoui— be returning to this issue. throughout—the throughout the course of the snow— throughout the course of the show because _ throughout the course of the show because - as- throughout the course of the show because as i can show because as far as i can reki— show because as far as i can gen, inis— show because as far as i can gen, we is— show because as far as i can tell, this is absolutely massive.-me,| tell, this is absolutely- massive.-me, anyway, massive. and for me, anyway, seriainiy— massive. and for me, anyway, seriainiy one— massive. and for me, anyway, certainly one of— massive. and for me, anyway, certainly one of the biggest issues facing— certainly one of the biggest issues facing our country certainly one of the biggest issues féitng our country certainly one of the biggest issues féit really country certainly one of the biggest issues féit really does try our because it really does shape our souniry—novingi country, doesn't it? but moving on, country, doesn't it? but moving iniiiip— country, doesn't it? but moving on, phillip schofield is reporiei— on, phillip schofield is reported to—

on, phillip schofield is reported to have fallen out with now— reported to have fallen out with worry—very-ai holly willoughby. very much a sniii—anil shift in tone here, ladies and genis. — shift in tone here, ladies and genis. so— shift in tone here, ladies and genis. so is— shift in tone here, ladies and gents. so is schofield now about to gents. so is schofield now about io-nis— gents. so is schofield now about io-nis ion— gents. so is schofield now about io-nis ion-one— gents. so is schofield now about to-his job-one of- to lose his job as one of oayiine— to lose his job as one of daytime tv's_ to lose his job as one of daytime tv's most famous

listening to gb news radio. worsene— listening to gb news radio. welcome back. _ listening to gb news radio. welcome back. now- listening to gb news radio. welcome back. now it's philip schofield, about to lose his job as the presenter of one of daytime tv's most successful shows. just a quick warning that there are some flashing images coming up. we don't want to shock you now. so schofield and holly willoughby are said to have fallen out, though he claims his fellow presenter is his rock. phil only returned to the show recently. he had had time air after his younger time off air after his younger brother timothy was convicted of 11 sexual offences involving a child . holly and phil, of child. holly and phil, of course, have also had their own fair share of controversies over the years. i am joined now by fleet street showbiz legend nigel pawley. nigel, thank you very, very much . erg, do you very, very much. erg, do you think this is game up now for phillip schofield? is holly

willoughby going to cut him loose? things aren't looking very— loose? things aren't looking very good— loose? things aren't looking very good .— loose? things aren't looking very good . kni— 7 things aren't looking very good . and patrick, funnily very good. and patrick, funnily enougn— very good. and patrick, funnily enougn on— very good. and patrick, funnily enough, on television, what you see enough, on television, what you isn-i— enough, on television, what you see isn't always— enough, on television, what you see isn't always what the reaiiiy— see isn't always what the reaiiiy is. — see isn't always what the reality is. you— see isn't always what the reality is. you know, have reality is. you know, we have soripiei—i- reality is. you know, we have scripted—i wouldi scripted reality. and i would say— scripted reality. and i would say-ine— scripted reality. and i would say-ine uoiiy- scripted reality. and i would say the holly and phil love say that the holly and phil love siory— say that the holly and phil love siory ior— say that the holly and phil love siory ior ine— say that the holly and phil love story for the last— say that the holly and phil love story for the last 14 years has been— story for the last 14 years has been a— story for the last 14 years has been a scripted— story for the last 14 years has been a scripted reality show in inor— been a scripted reality show in ma you— been a scripted reality show in up you ion-i— been a scripted reality show in that you don't have to get on wiri— that you don't have to get on wiin ine— that you don't have to get on with the people— that you don't have to get on with the people you work with. i'm with the people you work with. in — with the people you work with. in you— with the people you work with. in you gei— with the people you work with. i'm sure you get on with eveonery— i'm sure you get on with eveonery ai— i'm sure you get on with everyone at your at your television— everyone at your at your television station, but that's noi— television station, but that's noi aiways— television station, but that's not always the— television station, but that's not always the case. however, iney— not always the case. however, iney are— not always the case. however, they are protected by the management— they are protected by the management and pr agents. once that management and pr agents. once inai proiesiion— management and pr agents. once that protection is— management and pr agents. once that protection is gone, which it that protection is gone, which ii appears— that protection is gone, which ii appears io— that protection is gone, which it appears to have happened with iniiiip. — it appears to have happened with iniiiip. wow— it appears to have happened with phillip. now it's— it appears to have happened with phillip. now it's a— it appears to have happened with phillip. now it's a downward siope— phillip. now it's a downward siope. i— phillip. now it's a downward siope. i an— phillip. now it's a downward slope. i can only— phillip. now it's a downward slope. i can only say that i was ine— slope. i can only say that i was we reporier— slope. i can only say that i was the reporter who _ slope. i can only say that i was the reporter who wrote a story wnere— the reporter who wrote a story wnere ii— the reporter who wrote a story wnere ii ws— the reporter who wrote a story where it was briefed against kninea— where it was briefed against anthea turner,— where it was briefed against anthea turner, that she was known— anthea turner, that she was known as— anthea turner, that she was known as princess tippy toes very— known as princess tippy toes very guiekiy— known as princess tippy toes very quickly ended after that we had very quickly ended after that we nai rein— very quickly ended after that we had fern britton._ very quickly ended after that we had fern britton. we had richard and judy— had fern britton. we had richard and judy .— had fern britton. we had richard and judy . aki— had fern britton. we had richard and judy . kii oi— had fern britton. we had richard and judy . all of them have been and judy. all of them have been in iayiine— and judy. all of them have been in daytime television, all of inen — in daytime television, all of inen nave— in daytime television, all of them have been— in daytime television, all of them have been very popular. knu— them have been very popular. knu suddeniy— them have been very popular. and suddenly, once— them have been very popular. and suddenly, once that- and suddenly, once that popularity has gone within the

building and it seems very much that itv are weighing up now that itv are weighing up now that holly alison hammond could be a better partnership now. indeed. and holly , i think, has indeed. and holly, i think, has nai— indeed. and holly, i think, has nai io— indeed. and holly, i think, has nai io pui— indeed. and holly, i think, has nao ro pui up— indeed. and holly, i think, has had to put up with a heck of a lot had to put up with a heck of a ioi iron — had to put up with a heck of a lot from phillip— had to put up with a heck of a lot from phillip over the years. kni— lot from phillip over the years. and oeriainiy— lot from phillip over the years. and certainly one— lot from phillip over the years. and certainly one thing that we ieiiniieiy— and certainly one thing that we definitely can— and certainly one thing that we definitely can talk about is inis— definitely can talk about is we nis— definitely can talk about is we nis pig— definitely can talk about is this his big coming out elements of this his big coming out elements oi ii.— this his big coming out elements oi ii. sne— this his big coming out elements oi ii. sne ws— this his big coming out elements of it. she was putting a rather awkward— of it. she was putting a rather awkward situation there, i nip,— awkward situation there, i ship, ani— awkward situation there, i think, and i— awkward situation there, i think, and i just wonder whether or noi— think, and i just wonder whether or noi sne— think, and i just wonder whether or not she realises— think, and i just wonder whether or not she realises that she nigni— or not she realises that she nigni ie— or not she realises that she might be better— or not she realises that she might be better on her own. is he might be better on her own. is ne worri— might be better on her own. is ne worin aii— might be better on her own. is he worth all this— might be better on her own. is he worth all this drama? and inaus— he worth all this drama? and that's before— he worth all this drama? and that's before we— he worth all this drama? and that's before we get on to, you paw,— that's before we get on to, you know, o— that's before we get on to, you know, o eaie— that's before we get on to, you know, 0 gate for— that's before we get on to, you know, 0 gate for the queens iunerai— know, q gate for the queens iunerai . — know, q gate for the queens funeral . yeah.— know, q gate for the queens funeral . 54:55" “write " �*7 funeral. yeah. well, i mean, if you recall when ant was otherwise engaged for i'm a celebrity a couple of years ago, she stepped in and that was the first thing she'd really done on her own. she'd always been in inii-s— her own. she'd always been in phil's shadow,— her own. she'd always been in phil's shadow, but— she'd always been in phil's shadow, but the thing is, inis— phil's shadow, but the thing is, we ws— phil's shadow, but the thing is, we a— phil's shadow, but the thing is, this was a carefully crafted , this was a carefully crafted, oraiiei— this was a carefully crafted, crafted partnership . both had crafted partnership. both had the crafted partnership. both had we se— crafted partnership. both had the same agents , both had the the same agents, both had the same press , and— the same agents, both had the same press , and they were put

same press, and they were put iogeiner— same press, and they were put rogeiner as— same press, and they were put together as like,— same press, and they were put together as like, you know, the royai— together as like, you know, the royai soupie— together as like, you know, the royai soupie oi— together as like, you know, the royal couple of daytime television. _ royal couple of daytime television. but holly left. it inen— television. but holly left. it was then called— television. but holly left. it was then called james grant iianageneni— was then called james grant management about 3—3 years ago, set management about 3—3 years ago, sei up— management about 3—3 years ago, sei up on— management about 3—3 years ago, sei up on ner— management about 3—3 years ago, set up on her own.— management about 3—3 years ago, set up on her own. and ever sin— set up on her own. and ever inen— set up on her own. and ever since then there's- set up on her own. and ever since then there's been friction ieause— since then there's been friction because that's— since then there's been friction because that's the _ since then there's been friction because that's the reality. the reaiiiy— because that's the reality. the reaiiiy is— because that's the reality. the reaiiiy is noi— because that's the reality. the reality is not all— because that's the reality. the reality is not all you see on ieievision— reality is not all you see on television is— reality is not all you see on television is the— reality is not all you see on television is the truth and is iook— television is the truth and is iaoi. kni— television is the truth and is fact. and what's— television is the truth and is fact. and what's happened over the fact. and what's happened over we years— fact. and what's happened over we years iney— fact. and what's happened over the years, they crafted how oiose — the years, they crafted how close these _ the years, they crafted how close these people were, whether iney— close these people were, whether iney spoke — close these people were, whether iney spoke wnen— close these people were, whether they spoke when they left the ieievision — they spoke when they left the television cameras, who knows? it's television cameras, who knows? ii-s ior— television cameras, who knows? its ior inen— television cameras, who knows? its ior inen io— television cameras, who knows? it's for them to say. but they nave— it's for them to say. but they nave nai— it's for them to say. but they have had face— it's for them to say. but they have had face problems. philip being— have had face problems. philip was being groomed for stardom. i was being groomed for stardom. i use— was being groomed for stardom. i inai— was being groomed for stardom. i use that phrase— was being groomed for stardom. i use that phrase carefully- i use that phrase carefully since he was very young and a daytime, a children's presenter at the bbc , he's been carefully at the bbc, he's been carefully guided and everything has been protected. about him. bad stories were put away. i mean, in my young days as a fleet street journalist, our reporters spent weeks and weeks outside his house in chiswick. when he was his house in chiswick. when he geriing— his house in chiswick. when he was getting married— " b c" 654 when he was getting married because inere— was getting married because inere were— was getting married because there were some— was getting married because there were some incredulity that he there were some incredulity that ne ws— there were some incredulity that ne geriing— there were some incredulity that he was getting married back in inose— he was getting married back in inose gays— he was getting married back in inose iays .— he was getting married back in those days . since— he was getting married back in those days . since then, he has those days. since then, he has inougn—

those days. since then, he has come through many, many iiiiiouii— come through many, many difficult parties, but they've been— difficult parties, but they've been pui— difficult parties, but they've been put over. _ difficult parties, but they've been put over. but the key thing in ine— been put over. but the key thing in we siory— been put over. but the key thing in we siory is— been put over. but the key thing in the story is coming out is inor— in the story is coming out is inai warrin— in the story is coming out is that martin frizell, who is the eiiior— that martin frizell, who is the eiiior oi— that martin frizell, who is the editor of the— that martin frizell, who is the editor of the program, the big sniei— editor of the program, the big oniei urn— editor of the program, the big oniei ne— editor of the program, the big chief, um, he seems to have suiieniy— chief, um, he seems to have suddenly lost— chief, um, he seems to have suddenly lost faith or lost, you paw,— suddenly lost faith or lost, you know, inor— suddenly lost faith or lost, you know, that protection , that know, that protection, that proieoiive— know, that protection, that protective thing. and he's iooking— protective thing. and he's looking elsewhere that is quite signiiioani— looking elsewhere that is quite significant because mark martin has significant because mark martin nas aiways— significant because mark martin has always been— significant because mark martin has always been the man who ieiievei— has always been the man who ieiievei in— has always been the man who believed in his— has always been the man who believed in his partnership and, you know,— believed in his partnership and, you know, philip's— believed in his partnership and, you know, philip's not any younger— you know, philip's not any younger females, unfortunately. rari— younger females, unfortunately. ion posi— younger females, unfortunately. ran pasi ineir— younger females, unfortunately. part past their sell by date in ieievision— part past their sell by date in television terms,— part past their sell by date in television terms, much younger inan— television terms, much younger inan — television terms, much younger inan nui— television terms, much younger than men. but phil's- television terms, much younger than men. t than men. but phil's been at the top for a long, long time . and top for a long, long time. and just occasionally your- just occasionally your star wanes. you know, he's had more inan— wanes. you know, he's had more inan is— wanes. you know, he's had more than 15 minutes.— wanes. you know, he's had more than 15 minutes. he's had, you paw,— than 15 minutes. he's had, you know, so,— than 15 minutes. he's had, you know, so, os— than 15 minutes. he's had, you know, 30, 35 years— than 15 minutes. he's had, you know, 30, 35 years or whatever. niger.— know, 30, 35 years or whatever. wigai. wiai— know, 30, 35 years or whatever. wigai. wnar is— know, 30, 35 years or whatever. nigel, what is there— know, 30, 35 years or whatever. nigel, what is there any- know, 30, 35 years or whatever. nigel, what is there any is- nigel, what is there any is there any truth to the rumours that the person that we see on television with phillip schofield very, very schofield might be very, very different person that we schofield might be very, very diff< off it person that we schofield might be very, very diff

put in the fact that there are pressures. i mean, i've been iaoksiage— pressures. i mean, i've been iaoksiage on— pressures. i mean, i've been backstage on many- ”55 i mean, i've been backstage on many television programmes— backstage on many television programmes and— backstage on many television programmes and i can assure you nosi— programmes and i can assure you nosiline— programmes and i can assure you nosiline nosis— programmes and i can assure you most-the hosts-seen- programmes and i can assure you most the hosts seen are most of the hosts i've seen are noining— most of the hosts i've seen are noining-sniiey- most of the hosts i've seen are nothing smiley, cuddly nothing like the smiley, cuddly iigures— nothing like the smiley, cuddly iigures inor— nothing like the smiley, cuddly figures that they— nothing like the smiley, cuddly figures that they are on television. _ figures that they are on television. 415.5; ”3 figures that they are on- television. you're accepted and you're same screen as on you're the same off screen as on screen. but are. you are in screen. but you are. you are in a ninoriiy— screen. but you are. you are in a ninoriiy. kni— screen. but you are. you are in a ninoriiy. and i— 5101557“ but you are. you are in a minority. and i would doubt very— a minority. and i would doubt very muon— a minority. and i would doubt very much whether phil or indeed uoiiy— very much whether phil or indeed uoiiy or— very much whether phil or indeed holly or indeed— very much whether phil or indeed holly or indeed ant— very much whether phil or indeed holly or indeed ant or indeed orc— holly or indeed ant or indeed are is— holly or indeed ant or indeed are is aiways— holly or indeed ant or indeed dec is always the smiley figure you see— dec is always the smiley figure you in— dec is always the smiley figure you see in front— dec is always the smiley figure you see in front of— dec is always the smiley figure you see in front of the cameras. it you see in front of the cameras. ii just— you see in front of the cameras. ii iusi ion-i— you see in front of the cameras. ii iusi isn-i ina— you see in front of the cameras. t f philip it just isn't the case. philip is a complicated— t t f philip is a complicated character. he iivei— is a complicated character. he iivei a— is a complicated character. he iivei a son— is a complicated character. he lived a sort of— is a complicated character. he lived a sort of sad— is a complicated character. he lived a sort of sad life for many— lived a sort of sad life for many years — lived a sort of sad life for many years. as- lived a sort of sad life for many years. it; lived a sort of sad life for- many years. as you say. he came out a couple of years ago. that must have been a big pressure for him at the time, being gay was not good in television. let's give him credit for how iiiiiouii— let's give him credit for how difficult-must- let's give him credit for how difficult must have been . difficult that must have been. our— difficult that must have been. iour-iii— difficult that must have been. but-did come— difficult that must have been. but-did come out- difficult that must have been. but did come out. difficult that must have been. but did come out . v/rzzr. but he did come out. you know, nas— but he did come out. you know, has nas— but he did come out. you know, he's he's overcome many difficulties . uh, the family difficulties. uh, the family issue he had if you were close to your colleague, i mean, this is what is meant to have caused this row. if you were that close to this row. if you were that close io your— this row. if you were that close to your colleague— this row. if you were that close to your colleague and- if you were that close to your colleague and you were going— to your colleague and you were going oii— to your colleague and you were going oiila— to your colleague and you were going off-a while-

to your colleague and you were going off a while and your going off for a while and your power— going off for a while and your iroiner ws— going off for a while and your brother was going be, you brother was going to be, you know.— brother was going to be, you know. iairiy— brother was going to be, you know, fairly prominent court oase.|inink— know, fairly prominent court case,ithink you— know, fairly prominent court case, think you might just case, i think you might just neniion— case, i think you might just mention-them- case, i think you might just mention them you had mention it to them if you had any— mention it to them if you had any especi— mention it to them if you had any respesi ior— mention it to them if you had any respect for them. v455" mention it to them if you had any respect for them. / o" any respect for them. yeah. or wiaiiar— any respect for them. yeah. or whether close, whether you were that close, you wouldn't disappear and then wouldn't just disappear and then let them on twitter or let them read it on twitter or in the newspapers. no, that's. that's saying. that that's what i'm saying. that relationship to that's what i'm saying. that relationship-to us. that's what i'm saying. thatj relationship-to us on relationship appears to us on camera as being— relationship appears to us on camera as being very close . i camera as being very close. i wouii— camera as being very close. i wouio suggesi— camera as being very close. i would suggest behind the cameras and being— would suggest behind the cameras and behind the— would suggest behind the cameras and behind the scenes. 'r: and behind the scenes. and inaus— and behind the scenes. and inai-s never— and behind the scenes. and that's never really- and behind the scenes. and that's never really been the case. all right, nigel, look, inank—nuoni case. all right, nigel, look,- thank_much. great thank you very, very much. great to thank you very, very much. great io-you— thank you very, very much. great io-youline— thank you very, very much. great io-youline-as- to have you on the show, as aways.— to have you on the show, as aiways. as— to have you on the show, as always, as nigel— to have you on the show, as always, as nigel pauley, that rieei— always, as nigel pauley, that fleet-showbiz- always, as nigel pauley, that fleet showbiz legend fleet street showbiz legend ioais— fleet street showbiz legend ioais more— fleet street showbiz legend loads more still— fleet street showbiz legend loads more still to come between now-woo.— loads more still to come between now-woolwiii— loads more still to come between now-4:00, iwill tell- loads more still to come between now 4:00, will tell you now and 4:00, i will tell you aioui— now and 4:00, i will tell you aioui ine— now and 4:00, i will tell you about the ridiculous new guioeiines— about the ridiculous new guidelines that prison guidelines that say prison oiiioers— guidelines that say prison officers inmates officers can't call inmates oonviosi — officers can't call inmates convicts. _and. convicts. seriously. and speaking— convicts. seriously. and speaking oi— convicts. seriously. and speaking of criminals, well, okay. — speaking of criminals, well, okay. wor— speaking of criminals, well, okay. not quite.— speaking of criminals, well, okay. not quite. not quite. find out okay. not quite. not quite. find our wny— okay. not quite. not quite. find our wny ine— okay. not quite. not quite. find out why the archbishop of canieriury— out why the archbishop of canterbury isn't quite as innoseni— canterbury isn't quite as innocent as— canterbury isn't quite as innocent as you might think he is, innocent as you might think he is. our— innocent as you might think he is. iui rigni— innocent as you might think he is, but right now,— innocent as you might think he is, but right now, it's your neaiiines— is, but right now, it's your headlines with— is, but right now, it's your headlines with tatiana . patrick. headlines with tatiana. patrick. iiank— headlines with tatiana. patrick. iiank you— headlines with tatiana. patrick. iiank you very— headlines with tatiana. patrick. thank you very much— headlines with tatiana. patrick. thank you very much and- headlines with tatiana. patrick. thank you very much and good afternoon. this is the latest from the newsroom passengers are facing widespread disruption

today due to the latest round of train strikes. members of the aslef union are walking out. more than a dozen train operaiors— more than a dozen train operaiors in— more than a dozen train operators in a- more than a dozen train operators in a long running iispuie— operators in a long running oispuie ove— operators in a long running dispute over pay . ?ii dispute over pay. tomorrow, rmt members go on strike, disrupting travel to the final of the eurovision song contest in liverpool . meanwhile rishi sunak liverpool. meanwhile rishi sunak says he's disappointed with the decision to block ukrainian president zelenskyy from addressing the eurovision song contest. boris johnson's also expressed his disappointment , expressed his disappointment, tweeting, there's only one reason the contest isn't in ukraine, and that's because of putin's illegal war. the bloc is due to concerns from organisers that an address could politicise the event. the european nroaioasi— the event. the european broadcast union- the european broadcast union says it's againsi— broadcast union says it's againsi ine— broadcast union says it's against the rules. broadcast union says it's against the rules . ” broadcast union says it's- against the rules . labour leader against the rules. labour leader sir keir starmer has insisted his party takes allegations of sexual harassment extremely seriously . it follows reports an seriously. it follows reports an internal investigation into one case of groping claims took three years to complete . in

three years to complete. in a separate case, a labour mp has reported one of her party colleagues to the police for alleged sexual assault . sir keir alleged sexual assault. sir keir starmer is urging anyone within the party with concerns to come forward. well, the party with concerns to come forward . well, look, i think all forward. well, look, i think all of forward. well, look, i think all oi inese— forward. well, look, i think all of these allegations- : well, look, i think all of these allegations have to be iaken— of these allegations have to be taken extremely— of these allegations have to be taken extremely seriously and iney— taken extremely seriously and iney are— taken extremely seriously and they are taken— taken extremely seriously and they are taken seriously by me ani— they are taken seriously by me and by— they are taken seriously by me and by ine— they are taken seriously by me and by the party-— they are taken seriously by me and by the party. i do understand- and by the party. i do understand from my experience as oniei— understand from my experience as sniei prosesuior— understand from my experience as chief prosecutor how difficult it chief prosecutor how difficult ii is— chief prosecutor how difficult ii is ior— chief prosecutor how difficult it is for people— chief prosecutor how difficult it is for people to come iorwani— it is for people to come forward. that's among the reasons that— forward. that's among the reasons that we made our process sonpieieiy— reasons that we made our process completely independent. so it's not completely independent. so it's noi a— completely independent. so it's not a political— completely independent. so it's not a political process anymore . kni— not a political process anymore . ana wnar— not a political process anymore . ana wnar i— not a political process anymore . and what i would say is that i encourage anybody to come iorwani— encourage anybody to come iorwari ani— encourage anybody to come forward and to— encourage anybody to come forward and to feel that they're supporiei— forward and to feel that they're supported through that independent process . the uk independent process. the uk eonoy— independent process. the uk eonoy grew— independent process. the uk economy grew slightly in the ini— economy grew slightly in the iirsi inree— economy grew slightly in the first three months of the year, our— first three months of the year, but contracted _ first three months of the year, but contracted in— first three months of the year, but contracted in march, according— but contracted in march, according to _ but contracted in march, according to official figures. growin— according to official figures. orowii oi— according to official figures. growth of 0.1%— according to official figures. growth of 0.1% was- according to official figures. growth of 0.1% was recorded by the office for national statistics in the first quarter, but in march the economy shrank by nought point 3, mostly driven

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investment . at clearly the investment. at clearly the preiisiei— investment. at clearly the predicted net— investment. at clearly the predicted net migration figure of 1 predicted net migration figure oii niiiion— predicted net migration figure of 1 million people predicted net migration figure of1 million people a year predicted net migration figure of 1 million people a year has aisoiuieiy— of 1 million people a year has absolutely touched a nerve with all absolutely touched a nerve with aii oi— absolutely touched a nerve with aii oi you— absolutely touched a nerve with aii oi you wno— absolutely touched a nerve with all of you who are— absolutely touched a nerve with all of you who are watching and iisiening— all of you who are watching and iisiening ani— all of you who are watching and listening and so— all of you who are watching and listening and so many of you are geriing— listening and so many of you are geiiing in— listening and so many of you are getting in touch. _ listening and so many of you are getting in touch. [15 . c15 getting in touch. gb views at gb news .uk. if you are just joining us, this is that shocking figure that is set to be hitting britain. 1 million people with a migration people with a net migration figure million people. do figure of 1 million people. do you the of you remember the tens of thousands? that ladies and thousands? yeah. that ladies and gents, a distant memory. gents, is a distant memory. 1 million people set the year million people set for the year ahead. that's of ahead. that's on top of potentially around 700 odd thousand year before thousand in the year before that, 500,000 the before that, 500,000 the year before that. and those are, let's be honest now, just the people that we know about. and i can't help but wonder, okay, who are all of these people? where are they coming from? what jobs have they got and where are they going to live? and crucially as well, what you this is going what do you think this is going to for demographics to do for the demographics of britain and if britain going forward? and if you do care about that, tell me why you care about that. because a snarling individuals a lot of snarling individuals will shouldn't will say you shouldn't care about whether or not your area

remains , let's say majority remains, let's say majority white british. you shouldn't really care about that. and if you do care about that, that makes you a racist. but is there not something about british culture that's worth preserving 7 culture that's worth preserving ? there not something maybe ? is there not something maybe about community that you about the community that you knew grew up in knew and loved and grew up in that preserving ? maybe that is worth preserving? maybe you don't care . you just genuinely don't care. if me know why. gb if not, let me know why. gb views a gb news .uk. but there has to be a link between the amount of younger people who are struggling to get on the housing ladden struggling to get on the housing ladder. amount of people who ladder. the amount of people who are to and the are struggling to rent and the amount that it is costing our nhs. waiting for our nhs. the waiting times for our nhs. the waiting times for our nhs some issues going on nhs. some of the issues going on in overcrowded thing of in certain overcrowded thing of schools care etcetera schools and child care etcetera , there has to be a link between that and amount of people that and the amount of people who coming every single year who are coming every single year andifs who are coming every single year and it's the best that we can do to boost our economic to try to boost our economic growth allow a million people growth to allow a million people in every single year. that's net. and again, i am deeply sceptical of some of the reasons behind this. people go, well, look, it's students, isn't look, it's just students, isn't it? not just students

it? well, it's not just students . have about half a . even if we have about half a million students every single yean million students every single year, now a lot of year, we are seeing now a lot of them bringing not just one, not just two, but sometimes 3 or 4 quotes and quotes, dependence with an absolute with them. that is an absolute nonsense. how on earth can you be responsible anybody be responsible for anybody else? really? really. the vast majority of the time when you're at and can i also at university? and can i also just say when we have people on this show a lot of the time who say poor people coming say these poor people coming over the only over the channel, it's the only way can get to britain way that they can get to britain because safe and because there are no safe and legal routes to this country. and have a hard time and they have such a hard time getting visa. click albie. it getting a visa. click albie. it is not hard to get a visa to come and live in britain and when they're talking about we need these people to fill the labour shortages and we need them to fill the labour gaps. what labour and labour what labour gaps and labour shortages really talking shortages are we really talking about here? because we keep hearing, about our nhs hearing, don't we, about our nhs being well if we being understaffed? well if we were having a net migration of a million people, i personally would to would expect to breathe a massive relief. we massive sigh of relief. we shouldn't be short doctors, shouldn't be short of doctors, we shouldn't of nurses, shouldn't be short of doctors, we shouldn't short of nurses, shouldn't be short of doctors, we shouldn't short of anyone we shouldn't be short of anyone to our vital public sector

to fill our vital public sector situations. but what's going to happen time year or happen this time next year or this year after, we this time the year after, we will still be having a conversation about how many million need bring million people we need to bring into country every single into our country every single year to these labour year to fill these labour shortages. so where are they working and where are they all living? a load of living? i've got a load of emails in on this gb views of gbnews.uk. net migration hits gbnews.uk. if net migration hits 1 is totally 1 million, that is totally irresponsible dangerous. irresponsible and dangerous. as mick rightly raised mick patrick, you rightly raised concerns culture and concerns about our culture and our cultural traditions culturally, increasingly culturally, i feel increasingly alienated, by alienated, exacerbated by arrogant who seem to arrogant woke elites who seem to feel that they have free licence to denigrate white british people and british culture. and this it . i people and british culture. and this it. i can't help this is part of it. i can't help but whether or not you but wonder whether or not you feel a little secretive feel a little bit secretive about the changes that you see going on around you and you don't really want to raise it because a lot of people would immediately hit back when they 90, immediately hit back when they go, about the go, why do you care about the fact your area is now 50% fact that your area is now 50% less white it's a difficult less white and it's a difficult question answer, isn't it? question to answer, isn't it? because you feel as though you shouldn't really care about people's colour. of people's skin colour. and of course you shouldn't. but is there not something deep seated

and cultural on? there there not something deep seated arjust ltural on? there there not something deep seated arjust ajral on? there there not something deep seated arjust a natural, on? there there not something deep seated arjust a natural, maybe there is just a natural, maybe a natural fear of rapid change without us being able to completely account for all of that. i just have someone on that. and i just have someone on who demographer earlier on who is a demographer earlier on and was saying that a lot of and he was saying that a lot of this by 2050, the majority of primary schools britain will primary schools in britain will be minority white. and this will mean, of course, that britain will have a very, very , very will have a very, very, very different society , different different society, different culture, and potentially as well, different norms shall we say, in values than it does have right now. and do you not have a right now. and do you not have a right to be concerned about all of that? you can see the email address there. i'm going to be returning to this throughout the course of the show. britain is broken facts. there's name broken facts. there's no name on this infrastructure is this one. our infrastructure is unable with the numbers unable to cope with the numbers that we cannot that we have now. we cannot build enough homes to cater for the people coming here. our hospitals schools hospitals and schools and doctors cope. welfare hospitals and schools and doctiss cope. welfare hospitals and schools and doctis growingope. welfare hospitals and schools and doctis growing ate. welfare hospitals and schools and doctis growing at an welfare bill is growing at an astronomical single astronomical rate every single yeah astronomical rate every single year. there's no name on that one. but there go. this ties one. but there you go. this ties into doesn't and into it all, doesn't it? and i just buy all the excuses just don't buy all the excuses for these numbers about, oh,

it's students it's it's all students or it's ukrainian or it's ukrainian refugees or it's refugees afghanistan i'm refugees from afghanistan. i'm sorry, can't be and sorry, but it can't be and therefore be that therefore it cannot be that difficult to get a visa to this country and therefore, you cannot singularly on cannot singularly need to get on a dinghy come over the a dinghy and come over the channelin a dinghy and come over the channel in order to get here, especially when look at especially when you look at increased people increased rates of people arriving like india. arriving from places like india. and also see you also and then you also see you also see as that second see as well that the second highest people highest proportion of people coming channel the last coming over the channel the last time are indeed from time i checked, are indeed from india. so, again, there is not the is there make an the need is there to make an illegal journey. do you feel illegal journey. how do you feel about all of this going forward, though? because figures though? because those figures were be down in the were supposed to be down in the tens of thousands and clearly were supposed to be down in the tens theyiousands and clearly were supposed to be down in the tens they are ands and clearly were supposed to be down in the tens they are not. and clearly were supposed to be down in the tens they are not. look, learly were supposed to be down in the tens they are not. look, there's now they are not. look, there's loads more coming your way here. absolutely loads . and i'm going absolutely loads. and i'm going to be giving i'm going to be giving you more on all of this very, very shortly. but i want your views as well. gb views at gb news .uk . and yeah, a load of gb news .uk. and yeah, a load of people here now saying that around 75% of schoolchildren in their particular area are non—white . again, why does that non—white. again, why does that particularly bother you? i suppose, but how's this for an

example of the woke world that we live in these days? i'm shifting topics now. that's right. so prison officers have been ordered to stop using the word covid when referring to criminals civil servants word covid when referring to criminalfromyil servants word covid when referring to criminalfrom the arvants word covid when referring to criminalfrom the prison service working from the prison service have told staff that they should use such as persons with use terms such as persons with lived experience is okay or prison leavers for ex—convicts . prison leavers for ex—convicts. what on earth is the world coming to? it also comes on the same day that we find out that the viper squad, which is the name given to the police force thatis name given to the police force that is dealing with organised gun crime, is going to change their name to soften it a little bit, to soften it because it just seems like it might be a little bit mean. i'm joined now by conservative mp craig mackinlay. very mackinlay. craig, thank you very much. have you on the much. great to have you on the show. so why can't we call cons cons? well, i would and i propapiy— cons? well, i would and i pronapiy sio— cons? well, i would and i probably do. it's- f 7 well, i would and i probably do. it's another day wnere— probably do. it's another day wnere we— probably do. it's another day where we sort— probably do. it's another day where we sort of— probably do. it's another day where we sort of shake our head ani— where we sort of shake our head and wink.— where we sort of shake our head and think, well,— where we sort of shake our head and think, well, what on earth are and think, well, what on earth inese— and think, well, what on earth are these mandarins in whitehall ininking— are these mandarins in whitehall ininking 0p— are these mandarins in whitehall ininking oii i— are these mandarins in whitehall thinking of? i can't— are these mandarins in whitehall thinking of? i can't even imagine— thinking of? i can't even imagine what- thinking of? i can't even imagine what it's like at the soaiiase— imagine what it's like at the coalface. those— imagine what it's like at the coalface. those working in our

prisons.— coalface. those working in our prisons. iney— coalface. those working in our prisons, they must similarly wink.— prisons, they must similarly inink. weir.— prisons, they must similarly think, well, this— prisons, they must similarly think, well, this is normal parianse— think, well, this is normal parianse .— think, well, this is normal parlance . the— think, well, this is normal parlance . the convicts, the parlance. the convicts, the pisoners— parlance. the convicts, the pisoners .— parlance. the convicts, the prisoners , the— parlance. the convicts, the prisoners , the offenders, they prisoners, the offenders, they iney— prisoners, the offenders, they iney know— prisoners, the offenders, they they know what— prisoners, the offenders, they they know what the words are. ris— they know what the words are. its been— they know what the words are. it's been used— they know what the words are. it's been used for— they know what the words are. it's been used for generations. it's been used for generations. i son-i— it's been used for generations. i san-i see— it's been used for generations. i san-i ii— it's been used for generations. i can't see it causes offence ani— i can't see it causes offence and ior— i can't see it causes offence and ior one— i can't see it causes offence and ior i— i can't see it causes offence and for one, i don't think for one moment. patrick that the peopie— one moment. patrick that the peopie wno— one moment. patrick that the peopie wno are— one moment. patrick that the people who are in prison, the ani— people who are in prison, the men and women— people who are in prison, the men and women who have found inenseives— men and women who have found inenseives in— men and women who have found themselves in prison, not an easy— themselves in prison, not an easy ining— themselves in prison, not an easy ining io— themselves in prison, not an easy thing to cross to get into a susiosiiai— easy thing to cross to get into a custodial sentence. these days.— a custodial sentence. these days. as— a custodial sentence. these days. as we— a custodial sentence. these days, as we know , i don't think days, as we know, i don't think iney-re— days, as we know, i don't think they're snowflakes— days, as we know, i don't think they're snowflakes . i don't they're snowflakes. i don't inink— they're snowflakes. i don't think they're _ they're snowflakes. i don't think they're going to collapse ani— think they're going to collapse and say— think they're going to collapse and say now— think they're going to collapse and say how beastly it all is. i i— and say how beastly it all is. i i son-i— and say how beastly it all is. i mean, i can't believe that youve— mean, i can't believe that youve goi— mean, i can't believe that you've got whitehall mandarins. as i— you've got whitehall mandarins. as i say— you've got whitehall mandarins. as i say .— you've got whitehall mandarins. as i say . soning— you've got whitehall mandarins. as i say , coming up with this as i say, coming up with this sorr— as i say, coming up with this sori oi— as i say, coming up with this sort of nonsense— as i say, coming up with this sort of nonsense .- as i say, coming up with this sort of nonsense . i have visited sort of nonsense. i have visited prisons— sort of nonsense. i have visited prisons .— sort of nonsense. i have visited prisons. i-ve— sort of nonsense. i have visited prisons . i've visited one sort of nonsense. i have visited prisons. i've visited one just reseniiy— prisons. i've visited one just reseniiy .— prisons. i've visited one just reseniiy. wis— prisons. i've visited one just recently , his majesty's prison recently, his majesty's prison swaiesiie— recently, his majesty's prison swaleside in— recently, his majesty's prison swaleside in sheppey. that's a son— swaleside in sheppey. that's a sori oi— swaleside in sheppey. that's a sori oi k— swaleside in sheppey. that's a sort of a minus— swaleside in sheppey. that's a sort of a minus b— swaleside in sheppey. that's a sort of a minus b plus. swaleside in sheppey. that's a sort of a minus b plus . and sort of a minus b plus. and inere— sort of a minus b plus. and inere ws— sort of a minus b plus. and there was there— sort of a minus b plus. and there was there was mutual respesi— there was there was mutual respect between _ there was there was mutual respect between the prisoners ani— respect between the prisoners and ine— respect between the prisoners and the officers.— respect between the prisoners and the officers. everybody knew ineir— and the officers. everybody knew ineirpiase. — and the officers. everybody knew their place. there— and the officers. everybody knew their place. “c112; and the officers. everybody knew their place. "iii”iii; their place. there was, you know, obviously it's a tough

environment. and i saw mutual respesi— environment. and i saw mutual respesi going— environment. and i saw mutual respesi going — environment. and i saw mutual respect going on. the- and i saw mutual respect going on. the situation is rigni.— respect going on. the situation is rigni. kni— respect going on. the situation is rigni. and i— respect going on. the situation is right. and i don't think just playing— is right. and i don't think just piaying arousi— is right. and i don't think just playing around with words going up ine— playing around with words going up we you— playing around with words going up we you know.— playing around with words going up the you know, going down the woke— up the you know, going down the woke raini— up the you know, going down the woke rabbit hole— up the you know, going down the woke rabbit hole that we're seeing. — woke rabbit hole that we're seeing. our— woke rabbit hole that we're seeing. but what- woke rabbit hole that we're seeing. “r: r: seeing. but what kind of idiot comes up with this crap? what kind of idiot? right.— f t. f 7 what kind of idiot? right. looks at prison— kind of idiot? right. looks at our prison system at moment, our prison system at the moment, wnisn—grounsi- our prison system at the moment, which-ground to- which is a breed ground to prosiuse— which is a breed ground to prosiuse. ris— which is a breed ground to produce. it's like a finishing ssnooi— produce. it's like a finishing ssnooi ior— produce. it's like a finishing school for convicts . okay. if school for convicts. okay. if you— school for convicts. okay. if you 90— school for convicts. okay. if you go in— school for convicts. okay. if you go in there— school for convicts. okay. if you go in there having dealt a nuke— you go in there having dealt a iiiiie iii— you go in there having dealt a iiiiie iii oi— you go in there having dealt a little bit of cannabis, you'll our— little bit of cannabis, you'll oui oi— little bit of cannabis, you'll come out of it— little bit of cannabis, you'll come out of it knowing how to reai— come out of it knowing how to sieai wiri— come out of it knowing how to deal with class— come out of it knowing how to deal with class stuff. if you sons-going- deal with class stuff. if you sons-going in- deal with class stuff. if you come going in for deal with class stuff. if you- come-going in for some come in there going in for some kind— come in there going in for some kinsilkniie— come in there going in for some kind-knife crime,— come in there going in for some kind knife crime, you'll come kind of knife crime, you'll come out kind of knife crime, you'll come our-ii.— kind of knife crime, you'll come ouilii. guiie— kind of knife crime, you'll come out it, quite possibly having out of it, quite possibly having been—youl been radicalised by some, you know.— been radicalised by some, you know, islamist_ been radicalised by some, you know, islamist cult that's in were— know, islamist cult that's in inere-inen— know, islamist cult that's in there-then ready- know, islamist cult that's in there then ready to go on there and then ready to go on ani— there and then ready to go on anevensi—- there and then ready to go on and—even more. there and then ready to go on- and_even more heinous and commit an even more heinous sine-earri— and commit an even more heinous sine-earin is— and commit an even more heinous crime. earth is anyone crime. why on earth is anyone iooking— crime. why on earth is anyone iooking ai— crime. why on earth is anyone looking at-prison- crime. why on earth is anyone looking at prison system looking at our prison system now and-ine— looking at our prison system now uni-ins rigni— looking at our prison system now and _the right thing- looking at our prison system now and the right thing do and going the right thing to do issu-e inor- and going the right thing to do is-sure that we- and going the right thing to do is sure that we don't is to make sure that we don't siignaiise— is to make sure that we don't stigmatise convicts instead, we sari— stigmatise convicts instead, we saii inen— stigmatise convicts instead, we call them prison— stigmatise convicts instead, we call them prison leavers. “will call them prison leavers. well, aisoiuieiy— call them prison leavers. well, aisoiuiaiy. ii— call them prison leavers. well, absolutely. it just makes you wonder, you there's lots wonder, as you say, there's lots going wrong in our prison system. i think it's in a better prose— system. i think it's in a better piase inan— system. i think it's in a better piase inan ii— system. i think it's in a better place than it was— 5g i think it's in a better place than it was what i saw. i

i— place than it was what i saw. i mean, i can only— place than it was what i saw. i mean, i can only go— place than it was what i saw. i mean, i can only go on- place than it was what i saw. mean, i can only go on what i see when i visited as well. so i particularly a tough— “ . ::r;r: so i particularly a tough prison “ . rir: so i particularly a tough prison and everyining— particularly a tough prison and everyining ws— particularly a tough prison and everything was running as you'd expesi— everything was running as you'd evpesi ii— everything was running as you'd evpesi ii io— everything was running as you'd expect it to do. _ everything was running as you'd expect it to do. i— everything was running as you'd expect it to do. r: r: “ t expect it to do. i didn't see any of that sort of outrageous things going on that you might describe making describe in terms of making people saw a very, very people worse. i saw a very, very sensiiie— people worse. i saw a very, very sensible-environment- people worse. i saw a very, very sensible-environment .- i saw a very, very sensible environment . sir sensible prison environment. sir koieri— sensible prison environment. sir robert buckland,_ sensible prison environment. sir robert buckland, when he was the iusiise—iasi— robert buckland, when he was the iusiise-iasi year. - robert buckland, when he was the justice-last year. he- justice secretary last year. he iii— justice secretary last year. he iii pui— justice secretary last year. he iii pui our— justice secretary last year. he iii pui our on— justice secretary last year. he did put out an edict that these peopie— did put out an edict that these peopie were— did put out an edict that these peopie noi— did put out an edict that these people were not to be called resiienis— people were not to be called residents or— people were not to be called residents or service users. i . inane— residents or service users. i mean , these are— residents or service users. i mean , these are people who are mean, these are people who are paying mean, these are people who are paying their debt to society, paying paying their debt to society, paying their debt to society, paying their debt to victims . paying their debt to victims. i'm afraid they have lost out the variety of their their rights, as it were . now, because rights, as it were. now, because of the offences that they have committed. and as i say, i don't think they're snowflakes. i don't think we're going to see a sudden improvement in behaviour because they're called residents or service users. but to siessriie — or service users. but to describe people - rtri; 6. but to describe people who have left prison— describe people who have left prison .— describe people who have left prison . one— describe people who have left prison . oi— describe people who have left prison , one of the words thou prison, one of the words thou snaki— prison, one of the words thou snaii noi— prison, one of the words thou shalt not use— prison, one of the words thou shalt not use is— prison, one of the words thou shalt not use is ex—con. they io— shalt not use is ex—con. they io ie— shalt not use is ex—con. they are to be called— shalt not use is ex—con. they are to be called persons with knee— are to be called persons with lived experiences. “write

lived experiences. well, that's you and i, patrick. we've probably got those in spades. i would have thought. yeah. 100. look, craig, i hope you don't mind this. i just do want to ask you a little bit about this. absolutely predicted figure of about a million people net going to arrive in the uk over the course of the next year. and i mean, enough is enough. surely what on earth is going on? i just before we get cracking on this, i do not buy this line that it's all ukrainian refugees and afghan refugees and students who are these people? where are they going to live? what jobs are they going to do? what's going on? well i'm awaiting the figures, patrick. i now going to be figures, patrick. i now going to is i— figures, patrick. i now going to is i ion-i— figures, patrick. i now going to be i don't think— figures, patrick. i now going to be i don't think they're- �*7 g ”ri;5 f i now going to be i don't think they're going to be i don't think they're going io ie— be i don't think they're going to be released— be i don't think they're going to be released for a few weeks. kni— to be released for a few weeks. ana ii— to be released for a few weeks. ana ii soure— to be released for a few weeks. and it could be— to be released for a few weeks. and it could be up— to be released for a few weeks. and it could be up to the 650, 700— and it could be up to the 650, 700. seven— and it could be up to the 650, 700, seven 50,000— and it could be up to the 650, 700, seven 50,000 for 2022. we do need— 700, seven 50,000 for 2022. we do need io— 700, seven 50,000 for 2022. we do need to strip— 700, seven 50,000 for 2022. we do need to strip out— 700, seven 50,000 for 2022. we do need to strip out the ukrainian— do need to strip out the ukrainian issue. that's nopeiuiiy— ukrainian issue. that's nopeiuiiy a— ukrainian issue. that's hopefully a one off. certainly nope— hopefully a one off. certainly nope so— hopefully a one off. certainly nope so ior— hopefully a one off. certainly hope so for world peace and sesuriiy. — hope so for world peace and sesuriiy. we— hope so for world peace and security. we have got the iriiisn— security. we have got the british passport holders overseas , the hong kongers and

overseas, the hong kongers and oiners— overseas, the hong kongers and some others that— overseas, the hong kongers and some others that have come inougn— some others that have come through through— some others that have come through through legal routes. but through through legal routes. nui iia— through through legal routes. but the student— through through legal routes. but the student one- through through legal routes. but the student one is- through through legal routes. but the student one is always odd and i've always been fairly relaxed about students because they are a british export. they're bringing money to the souniry— they're bringing money to the souniry. nui— they're bringing money to the country. but when you hear that inose— country. but when you hear that inose are— country. but when you hear that inose ine— country. but when you hear that those are the master's degree are those are the master's degree aiiowei— those are the master's degree are allowed to— those are the master's degree are allowed to bring the eniireiy— are allowed to bring the eniireiy oi— are allowed to bring the entirety of their families with men.— entirety of their families with wen—inor- entirety of their families withi them,_that the them, it seems to me that the siusieni— them, it seems to me that the student route— them, it seems to me that the student route is— them, it seems to me that the student route is being used as a iasksioor— student route is being used as a backdoor route— student route is being used as a backdoor route year backdoor route to a two year kiier— backdoor route to a two year visa. after you've— backdoor route to a two year visa. after you've qualified as a ens. ii— visa. after you've qualified as a means. if you've got money in your— a means. if you've got money in your poskei— a means. if you've got money in your poskei oi— a means. if you've got money in your pocket of getting a pernaneni— your pocket of getting a permanent residency in the uk. but permanent residency in the uk. our yours— permanent residency in the uk. our youre guiie— permanent residency in the uk. but you're quite my email but you're quite right, my email iniok— but you're quite right, my email inboxlan— but you're quite right, my email inboxlan iris— but you're quite right, my email inbox.an mps full— but you're quite right, my email inbox an mps full people inbox as an mps full of people irying— inbox as an mps full of people iryingliini— inbox as an mps full of people trying find accommodation , trying to find accommodation, epensive— trying to find accommodation, expensive-and- trying to find accommodation, expensive and all of the expensive rents and all of the resi— expensive rents and all of the resi oi— expensive rents and all of the resi oi ii.— expensive rents and all of the resi oi ii. iusi— expensive rents and all of the rest of it, just not— expensive rents and all of the rest of it, just not enough nouses— rest of it, just not enough nouses io— rest of it, just not enough nouses io go— rest of it, just not enough houses to go round. how on earth we can cope with— houses to go round. how on earth we can cope with another we're being— we can cope with another we're ieing easiii— we can cope with another we're being gaslit craig— we can cope with another we're being gaslit craig we're being. i'm being gaslit craig we're being. in sorry.— being gaslit craig we're being. in sorry. pui— being gaslit craig we're being. i'm sorry, but we're— being gaslit craig we're being. i'm sorry, but we're being- i'm sorry, but we're being absolutely are. absolutely gaslit and we are. and this isn't your fault and i get this isn't your fault directly, we're gaslit directly, but we're being gaslit by a government who keeps at least telling us we're least telling us that we're desperately do desperately trying to do something immigration. something about immigration. i'm sorry, far as sorry, but we're not. as far as i tell. you can just walk i can tell. you can just walk into now. it looks that

into britain now. it looks that way anyway, or sail in and you can probably stay here. craig look, much. craig look, thank you very much. craig mckinley, conservative mckinley, the conservative mp. right. a little bit right. we're a little bit pressed for time because we've had fit in, but i'm had a lot to fit in, but i'm going my kit off with going to get my kit off with a group of male strippers next month. that's right. shift month. yeah that's right. shift in gentlemen. month. yeah that's right. shift in nigel gentlemen. month. yeah that's right. shift in nigel farage gentlemen. month. yeah that's right. shift in nigel farage isgentlemen. month. yeah that's right. shift in nigel farage is tryingmen. month. yeah that's right. shift in nigel farage is trying to n. but nigel farage is trying to steal my thunder. i can't believe this. i'm going to be having a bit a settee with having a bit of a settee with nigel.

on gb news, the people's. channel wow . channel- wow . there we snannei— wow . there we go. channel wow . there we go. so how about wow. there we go. so how about this for a story? hey, it turns out that the archbishop of canterbury, justin welby, isn't as innocent as you might think. so on the same day that he criticised the government's migration policy in house of migration policy in the house of lords, welby was fined £510 for and by the way, prepare for the crime of the century here, ladies and gentlemen, driving at 25 miles an hour in a 20 mile an hour zone. i mean, this is the

classic archbishop way to get yourself done, isn't it? but there we go. it seems the archbishop has a little bit of a need speed . okay. and who'd need for speed. okay. and who'd have thought, though? who'd have thought that justin welby was indeed a boy racer? and this guy is a complete you know, he tries to lecture us all, doesn't he? lecturer is all about morality in this world and how we all need to be doing the right thing . and meanwhile he's around there it in his bishop mobile. the dizzying heights of 25 miles an hour in a 20 zone, having to pay an hour in a 20 zone, having to pay fines for it all. i mean, it's unbelievable . it's it's unbelievable. it's unbelievable. but it did, of course , get thinking of course, get me thinking of a possible few different careers for him. right. so here he is on the formula one track. there he is a stirling moss. and i think we can just see him there, can't we? yes. fantastic rousing it around the corners and as well, who else have we got here? oh, there we go. that's him there. feeling need for speed, feeling the need for speed, welby will be appearing in the new top gun film. so there we

are. and i believe we've got one more there. yeah that's right. that's right. so what's actually happening is in a bizarre move , happening is in a bizarre move, justin going to be in justin welby is going to be in the next speed film as keanu reeves and reeves is now reeves and keanu reeves is now our archbishop, believe it or not. so apparently, yeah, there was bit of turnaround was a little bit of a turnaround there, but there you go. so just thought i'd bring that thought i'd bring you that story the his the next time he takes to his feet in the lords and lectures us all on morality and virtue signalling, etcetera, just remember that guy remember that that guy is not afraid miles hour in afraid to do 25 miles an hour in afraid to do 25 miles an hour in a zone anyway. love it or a 20 zone anyway. love it or hate it, you can't escape eurovision even on news. and eurovision even on gb news. and there's just a day to go until there's just a day to go until the big event takes place in liverpool. is of course liverpool. the uk is of course hosting eurovision because last year's winners , ukraine can't year's winners, ukraine can't stage . there we go. tickets stage it. there we go. tickets for tomorrow night sold out in just 36 minutes. let's go now to our northwest reporter and unofficial eurovision correspondent . it's sophie correspondent. it's sophie reaper sophie, are you getting in the eurovision spirit ? i in the eurovision spirit? i absolutely am, patrick. and i

must say i quite like- f and i must say i quite like that title of unofficial— must say i quite like that title of unofficial eurovision correspondent. that's going siraigni— correspondent. that's going srraigni on— correspondent. that's going srraignr on my— correspondent. that's going straight on my it's straight on my cv. it's absolutely— straight on my cv. it's absolutely electric here in iiverpooi— absolutely electric here in iiverpooi .— absolutely electric here in liverpool . all— absolutely electric here in liverpool . all the dress liverpool. all the dress rehearsal _ liverpool. all the dress rehearsal for- liverpool. all the dress rehearsal for the big final tomorrow night has just iinisiesi— tomorrow night has just finished. we've seen each of the 26 finished. we've seen each of the ze sounnes— finished. we've seen each of the 26 countries take— finished. we've seen each of the 26 countries take to the stage py— 26 countries take to the stage by one— 26 countries take to the stage iry in— 26 countries take to the stage one by one in order to practise insis— one by one in order to practise risis ior— one by one in order to practise ipsis for tomorrow— one by one in order to practise ipsis for tomorrow night's big snow— ipsis for tomorrow night's big snow .— ipsis for tomorrow night's big snow . we-ve— ipsis for tomorrow night's big show . we've seen some incredible show. we've seen some incredible perorinanses— show. we've seen some incredible performances, some— show. we've seen some incredible performances, some incredible sosuis . props.— performances, some incredible costumes , props, everything. any costumes, props, everything. any eurovision— costumes, props, everything. any eurovision superfan would be eopesiing— eurovision superfan would be expesiing io— eurovision superfan would be expecting to see. _ eurovision superfan would be expecting to see. now, i don't wani— expecting to see. now, i don't wani io— expecting to see. now, i don't wani io spoi— expecting to see. now, i don't want to spoil anything for nyone— want to spoil anything for nyone pui— want to spoil anything for anyone, but there is a 20 foot rari— anyone, but there is a 20 foot iaii spark— anyone, but there is a 20 foot iaii spark .— anyone, but there is a 20 foot tall spark , curly— anyone, but there is a 20 foot tall spark , curly black dress tall spark, curly black dress inor— tall spark, curly black dress inai sones— tall spark, curly black dress that comes along with the french perorinanse — that comes along with the french performance and— that comes along with the french performance and also a great big wniie— performance and also a great big wniie sneii— performance and also a great big white shell that— performance and also a great big white shell that one of the periorners— white shell that one of the performers starts his in. so inai-s— performers starts his in. so were one— performers starts his in. so that's one to— performers starts his in. so that's one to look out for. now, you— that's one to look out for. now, you know. — that's one to look out for. now, you know. ine— that's one to look out for. now, you know, the acts— that's one to look out for. now, you know, the acts are as amazing— you know, the acts are as amazing as— you know, the acts are as amazing as ever. our british act mae— amazing as ever. our british act iiae iiuiier— amazing as ever. our british act iiae iiuiier is— amazing as ever. our british act mae muller is last— amazing as ever. our british act mae muller is last up on the rose— mae muller is last up on the roseri .— mae muller is last up on the roseri . i— mae muller is last up on the roster. i think— mae muller is last up on the roster. i think that might be a nuke— roster. i think that might be a iiiiie iii— roster. i think that might be a little bit tactical— roster. i think that might be a little bit tactical from the uk purring— little bit tactical from the uk purring ner— little bit tactical from the uk putting her last— little bit tactical from the uk putting her last so she's fresh in vois— putting her last so she's fresh in voters memories but i will

say— in voters memories but i will say inis— in voters memories but i will say this patrick— in voters memories but i will say this patrick liverpool is aisoiuieiy— say this patrick liverpool is absolutely alight. there may be poiiiisai— absolutely alight. there may be political controversies around eurovision.— political controversies around eurovision, but— political controversies around eurovision, but here in iiverpooi— eurovision, but here in liverpool no- eurovision, but here in liverpool no one cares about rig.— liverpool no one cares about inar. everyone— liverpool no one cares about that. everyone is— liverpool no one cares about that. everyone is just soaking up ine— that. everyone is just soaking up the atmosphere and enjoying everyining— up the atmosphere and enjoying everyining inor— up the atmosphere and enjoying everything that a— up the atmosphere and enjoying everything that a wacky old iurovision— everything that a wacky old eurovision has— everything that a wacky old eurovision has to offer . os ” eurovision has to offer. our unoiiisiai— eurovision has to offer. our unofficial eurovision correspondent there. fantastic. can i just don't want to, you know, downplay anything here at all. thank you very much, sophie. by the way, is just some some some polling that was done because i am strong of the view that no one really cares about eurovision . okay? i don't think eurovision. okay? i don't think anyone really cares about it. i think pretend care think people pretend to care about just an excuse to about it. it's just an excuse to get absolutely lit up on a saturday night. yougov did a poll. you care about poll. do you care about eurovision at not at eurovision if at all? not at all. 45% not. and not very much. 32. a fair amount. 13. and a great deal 6. so there we go. clearly, not many people do care about eurovision. now, as many of you know, i am getting ready

to appear on stage with the dreamboys a performance that no doubt more of do care doubt many more of you do care about call themselves the about who call themselves the uk's famous strippers. but uk's most famous strippers. but it late because it might be too late because nigel farage trying to steal nigel farage is trying to steal my you haven't my limelight. if you haven't seen last night, seen what he did last night, you're missing out. and if you're missing out. and if you're on radio count you're listening on radio count yourself lucky. quick clip of yourself lucky. a quick clip of nigel. know what mean? nigel. you know what i mean? and he his little turn on and he does his little turn on ine— and he does his little turn on we saiwaik— and he does his little turn on the catwalk now— and he does his little turn on the catwalk now on the catwalk . the catwalk now on the catwalk. on ine— the catwalk now on the catwalk. on the catwalk?— the catwalk now on the catwalk. on the catwalk? yeah he does his iiiiie— on the catwalk? yeah he does his iiiiie ruin— on the catwalk? yeah he does his iiiiie iurn on— on the catwalk? yeah he does his little turn on the— on the catwalk? yeah he does his little turn on the capital. get nin— little turn on the capital. get nin oii— little turn on the capital. get him off. nigel— little turn on the capital. get him off. nigel i'm too sexy for my sai— him off. nigel i'm too sexy for my sai .— him off. nigel i'm too sexy for my sai . ioo— him off. nigel i'm too sexy for my cat . too sexy— him off. nigel i'm too sexy for my cat . too sexy for my cat. my cat. too sexy for my cat. raui— my cat. too sexy for my cat. raui sai— my cat. too sexy for my cat. raui sai .— my cat. too sexy for my cat. raui sai. in— my cat. too sexy for my cat. paul cat. i'm too- my cat. too sexy for my cat. paul cat . i'm too sexy my cat. too sexy for my cat. paul cat. i'm too sexy for my iove. — paul cat. i'm too sexy for my iove. ioo— paul cat. i'm too sexy for my iove. ioo sexy— paul cat. i'm too sexy for my love. too sexy for— paul cat. i'm too sexy for my love. too sexy for my love. rove— love. too sexy for my love. iova suing— love. too sexy for my love. iova soing io— love. too sexy for my love. love going to leave- love. too sexy for my love. love going to leave me- love. too sexy for my love. cirir “g okay, love going to leave me. okay, you can donate to— love going to leave me. okay, you can donate to my- cirir “g okay, you can donate to my justgiving page— you can donate to my justgiving page wnisn— you can donate to my justgiving page wnisn is— you can donate to my justgiving page which is just— you can donate to my justgiving page which is just giving .com iorwari— page which is just giving .com forward slash— page which is just giving .com forward slash fundraising iorwani— forward slash fundraising forward slash— forward slash fundraising forward slash challenge christie's. _ forward slash challenge christie's. and i promise you i wiri— christie's. and i promise you i wiii asiuaiiy— christie's. and i promise you i will actually be— christie's. and i promise you i will actually be getting my kit off, will actually be getting my kit oii. wnisn— will actually be getting my kit oii. wnisn nay— will actually be getting my kit off, which may be horrific for you,— off, which may be horrific for you. our— off, which may be horrific for you. iui ii— off, which may be horrific for you. pui ii is— off, which may be horrific for you, but it is happening for siariiy— you, but it is happening for snariiy. ror— you, but it is happening for charity. for charity. on the win— charity. for charity. on the zsin oi— charity. for charity. on the

28th of june— charity. for charity. on the 28th of june in— charity. for charity. on the 28th of june in bromley. right. roads—sons.- 28th of june in bromley. right. loads—come. now| loads more still to come. now nigraiion— loads more still to come. now nigraiion-uk- loads more still to come. now migration-uk this- loads more still to come. now migration uk this year migration in the uk this year souie— migration in the uk this year could-million.- migration in the uk this year could million. that is could be 1 million. that is perry— could be 1 million. that is preiry nusn— could be 1 million. that is pretty much double last year's iigure—peopieii figure. who are these people? wnere— figure. who are these people?- wnere—wnar where are they coming from? what are where are they coming from? what aeven—n— where are they coming from? what arewen—n iney- where are they coming from? what arewen—n iney gei- are they doing when they get nee— are they doing when they get nere ani— are they doing when they get here and where— are they doing when they get here and where are they living? all here and where are they living? kii oi— here and where are they living? kii oi inor— here and where are they living? all of that coming— here and where are they living? all of that coming your way very.— all of that coming your way very. .snoriiy-

welcome back. it's just gone 4 pm.— welcome back. it's just gone 4 pm. yours— welcome back. it's just gone 4 pm. koure wiri— welcome back. it's just gone 4 p.m. you're with me, patrick snrisiys.— p.m. you're with me, patrick snrisiys. rigni— p.m. you're with me, patrick christys, right here on gb news. kni— christys, right here on gb news. and nee— christys, right here on gb news. and nere is— christys, right here on gb news. and here is what— christys, right here on gb news. and here is what i've got coming your— and here is what i've got coming your way.— and here is what i've got coming your way. inis— and here is what i've got coming your way. this busy,— and here is what i've got coming your way. this busy, busy hour is iriiain— your way. this busy, busy hour is britain full.— your way. this busy, busy hour is britain full. these predicted net is britain full. these predicted nei nigraiion— is britain full. these predicted net migration-of- net migration figures of1 niiiion— net migration figures of1 million-an— net migration figures of 1 million an absolute joke . who million is an absolute joke. who are million is an absolute joke. who aii— million is an absolute joke. who aii oi— million is an absolute joke. who are all of these— million is an absolute joke. who are all of these people? where are all of these people? where aeso-ing— are all of these people? where are-coming from?- are all of these people? where are coming from? where are they all coming from? where are they all coming from? where are-going— are they all coming from? where are-going io— are they all coming from? where are-going to _we're- are they going to live? we're iore— are they going to live? we're ioii-iney-re — are they going to live? we're. told .they're-labour told that they're filling labour snoriages. — told that they're filling labour. shortages. _ shortages shortages. what labour shortages are shortages. what labour shortages nei—s- shortages. what labour shortages arei—s enougni are they? and actually is enough enougn— are they? and actually is enough enougn-are— are they? and actually is enough enougn-are ine— are they? and actually is enough enough are the british enough now are the british puiiis— enough now are the british pupiis being— enough now are the british public being taken for a ride? nesause— public being taken for a ride? because let's— public being taken for a ride? because let's be— public being taken for a ride? because let's be honest, they're the because let's be honest, they're rne peopie— because let's be honest, they're rne peopie inor— because let's be honest, they're the people that we— because let's be honest, they're the people that we know about, eni— the people that we know about, aren't—on, we're. aren't they? moving on, we're arso— aren't they? moving on, we're aiso going— aren't they? moving on, we're aiso going-ie— aren't they? moving on, we're also going be talking about also going to be talking about ins.— also going to be talking about this-serious- also going to be talking about this. serious story. this. yes, very serious story. inis. — this. yes, very serious story. this. _remember. this. yes, very serious story. this. remember the this. okay so remember the know— this. okay so remember the iaiour parry— this. okay so remember the labour party accused of a

labour party being accused of a seuai— labour party being accused of a sevuai-we-ii- labour party being accused of a sexual-we'll be- labour party being accused of a sexual we'll be going sexual assault? we'll be going to sexual assault? we'll be going io our— sexual assault? we'll be going to our political— sexual assault? we'll be going to our political correspondent for to our political correspondent ior—iaiesi- to our political correspondent for—latest on- to our political correspondent| for—latest on that for all the very latest on that ani— for all the very latest on that and wnar— for all the very latest on that and what sir— for all the very latest on that and what sir keir— for all the very latest on that and what sir keir starmer's reasiion— and what sir keir starmer's reaction-all- and what sir keir starmer's reaction-all is- and what sir keir starmer's reaction all is as well. reaction to it all is as well. kni— reaction to it all is as well. and yes— reaction to it all is as well. and yes .— reaction to it all is as well. and yes , we're— reaction to it all is as well. and yes , we're going to be and yes, we're going to be iaiking— and yes, we're going to be talking about— and yes, we're going to be talking about this pcs to pc. weir.— talking about this pcs to pc. weii.liurns— talking about this pcs to pc. well,.turns out— talking about this pcs to pc. well, turns out they are . so well, it turns out they are. so ine— well, it turns out they are. so ins-seuai.— well, it turns out they are. so the-squad, which- well, it turns out they are. so the squad, which the the viper squad, which is the group— the viper squad, which is the group oi— the viper squad, which is the 9roup of pimple— the viper squad, which is the group of people that we tasked to group of people that we tasked io go— group of people that we tasked ro go around— group of people that we tasked to go around and— group of people that we tasked to go around and essentially snooi— to go around and essentially snooi reaiiy— to go around and essentially shoot really really bad gun ioiing— shoot really really bad gun roring peopie— shoot really really bad gun toting people in this country. okay— toting people in this country. okay weir.— toting people in this country. okay well, apparently going to snange— okay well, apparently going to snange ine— okay well, apparently going to change the name— okay well, apparently going to change the name from the viper seuai— change the name from the viper sguasi iesause— change the name from the viper squad because it's— change the name from the viper squad because it's a little bit ioo— squad because it's a little bit ioo ioo— squad because it's a little bit ioo ioo oii— squad because it's a little bit too too off putting and for too too off putting and mean for wno— too too off putting and mean for wno ine— too too off putting and mean for wno ine peopie— too too off putting and mean for who the people walking around our-win.— who the people walking around our-wiin. ak— who the people walking around our-with. ak 47- who the people walking around our with. ak 47 taking our streets with. ak 47 taking pot our streets with. ak 47 taking poi-oi— our streets with. ak 47 taking poi-oi oiner- our streets with. ak 47 taking pot-of other drug. pot shots out of other drug sieaiers. — pot shots out of other drug dealers. absolutely bonkers. dealers. no, absolutely bonkers. i-ve— dealers. no, absolutely bonkers. i-ve-aii— dealers. no, absolutely bonkers. i-ve-aii inis— dealers. no, absolutely bonkers. i've all this coming i've got all this coming your way.— i've got all this coming your way—as- i've got all this coming yourl wa.ay—s weii. way. and loads more as well. ves. — way. and loads more as well. ves. -anoiner- way. and loads more as well. yes. another cheeky yes. there's another cheeky iiiiie— yes. there's another cheeky rime-ai— yes. there's another cheeky little-at nigel- yes. there's another cheeky little at nigel farage is little peek at nigel farage is pare— little peek at nigel farage is iare snesi.— little peek at nigel farage is bare chest. and— little peek at nigel farage is bare chest. and if that doesn't keep— bare chest. and if that doesn't keep you— bare chest. and if that doesn't keep you watching, ladies and gene.— keep you watching, ladies and gens-viii.- keep you watching, ladies and gents, will. patrick gents, nothing will. patrick snrisiie-s— gents, nothing will. patrick snrisiie-sl.— gents, nothing will. patrick christie's.. gb- gents, nothing will. patrick christie's . gb news. so far christie's on. gb news. so far inis— christie's on. gb news. so far we is— christie's on. gb news. so far we is ine— christie's on. gb news. so far this is the most— christie's on. gb news. so far this is the most emailed in to snow— this is the most emailed in to snow inor— this is the most emailed in to snow inai i— this is the most emailed in to show that i have— this is the most emailed in to show that i have ever done so keep— show that i have ever done so keep inen— show that i have ever done so keep them coming. vaiews@gbnews.uk and it is iargeiy— vaiews@gbnews.uk and it is largely centred— vaiews@gbnews.uk and it is largely centred around that

issue— largely centred around that . wei— largely centred around that issue . net migration of issue. net migration of 1 niiiion. — issue. net migration of1 million. and— issue. net migration of 1 million. and what will this mean for million. and what will this mean ior ine— million. and what will this mean for the demographics of britain going— for the demographics of britain going iorwani— for the demographics of britain going forward and why do you aioui— going forward and why do you care about that— going forward and why do you care about that ?_ going forward and why do you care about that ? how would you care about that? how would you responsi— care about that? how would you respond ii— care about that? how would you respond ii i— care about that? how would you respond if i said— care about that? how would you respond if i said to— care about that? how would you respond if i said to you right inor— respond if i said to you right now that the _ respond if i said to you right now that the only reason that you— now that the only reason that you sorry— now that the only reason that you reaiiy sore— now that the only reason that you really care about the demographics— you really care about the demographics of britain changing ises—iause- demographics of britain changing ises—iause you- demographics of britain changing is because you don't is presumably because you don't like is presumably because you don't iike-peopie— is presumably because you don't iike-peopie or— is presumably because you don't iike-peopie or-al like foreign people or you're a rosew— like foreign people or you're a rasisi. wnar— like foreign people or you're a racist, what-your- like foreign people or you're a racist, what your response racist, what would your response to racist, what would your response io inor— racist, what would your response io inai ies— racist, what would your response to that be?-me_ racist, what would your response to that be?-me gb- racist, what would your response to that be? me gb views gb to that be? tell me gb views gb news— to that be? tell me gb views gb wews uk— to that be? tell me gb views gb wews .uk i— to that be? tell me gb views gb news .uk i look— to that be? tell me gb views gb news .uk i look forward to nearing— news .uk i look forward to hearing from _ news .uk i look forward to hearing from you. now though, it's hearing from you. now though, its ine— hearing from you. now though, it's the headlines— hearing from you. now though, it's the headlines with tatiana . rairisk. — it's the headlines with tatiana . patrick. thank— it's the headlines with tatiana . patrick. thank you- it's the headlines with tatiana . patrick. rrig it's the headlines with tatiana . patrick. “55’“< rt.“ . patrick. thank you very much. it's 4:02. this is the latest from the newsroom. passengers are facing widespread disruption today due to the latest round of train strikes. members of the aslef union are walking out at more than a dozen train operators in a long running dispute over pay. tomorrow rmt members go on strike on the day of the eurovision song contest final in liverpool . further final in liverpool. further strikes by the union will be held on may 31st and june 3rd as

the day of the fa cup final at wembley. rail minister huw merriman told gb news the strikes are disappointing . we strikes are disappointing. we have been able to “3 we have been able to facilitate an oiier— have been able to facilitate an oiier wnisn— have been able to facilitate an offer which has— have been able to facilitate an offer which has been put to the uion— offer which has been put to the union leaders.— offer which has been put to the union leaders. the— offer which has been put to the union leaders. the problem we've got union leaders. the problem we've goi is— union leaders. the problem we've goi is inor— union leaders. the problem we've goi is up iney— union leaders. the problem we've got is that they won't put it iorwani— got is that they won't put it iorwarsi io— got is that they won't put it forward to their— got is that they won't put it forward to their members. siniiar— forward to their members. similar offers— forward to their members. similar offers have been put iorwani— similar offers have been put iorwarsi io— similar offers have been put forward to other— similar offers have been put forward to other members of ani— forward to other members of unions and they've accepted inen. — unions and they've accepted inen. so— unions and they've accepted them. so logic— unions and they've accepted them. so logic would dictate if them. so logic would dictate if we union— them. so logic would dictate if the union leaders— them. so logic would dictate if the union leaders did the same, we the union leaders did the same, -esee— the union leaders did the same, -esee an ensi— the union leaders did the same, we-see an end to- the union leaders did the same, we see an end to this we could see an end to this asiion— we could see an end to this asiion. kni— we could see an end to this action. and i'm— we could see an end to this action. and i'm really sorry for all action. and i'm really sorry for aii passengers— action. and i'm really sorry for all passengers who have been iisrupiesi— all passengers who have been iisrupiei.—.- all passengers who have been- disrupted.-, meanwhile, disrupted. and today, meanwhile, kisni— disrupted. and today, meanwhile, kisni sunak— disrupted. and today, meanwhile, rishi sunak says— disrupted. and today, meanwhile, rishi sunak says he's disappointed with the decision to disappointed with the decision io kiosk— disappointed with the decision to block ukrainian president viasiinir— to block ukrainian president vladimir zelenskyy from addressing— vladimir zelenskyy from addressing the eurovision song soniesi— addressing the eurovision song soniesi . — addressing the eurovision song soniesi . iia— addressing the eurovision song contest . the block- addressing the eurovision song contest. f r:.ri; addressing the eurovision song contest . f r:.ri; contest. the block is due to concerns from organisers that an address could politicise the event. address could politicise the event . the ukrainian president event. the ukrainian president wanted to urge the global audience to continue to supporting his country against russia's invasion. the european nroaisasiing— russia's invasion. the european broadcasting union— t the european broadcasting union says it's againsi— broadcasting union says it's againsi ine— broadcasting union says it's against the rules.

broadcasting union says it's against the rules . against the rules. the uk economy— against the rules. the uk economy grew slightly in the first three months of the year, but contract in march, according to official figures. growth of nought to official figures. growth of nougni poini— to official figures. growth of nought point 1%_ to official figures. growth of nought point 1% was- rt. �*7 gt. ”ri;5 growth of nought point 1% was recorded by the nought point 1% was recorded by we eiiise— nought point 1% was recorded by the office for— nought point 1% was recorded by the office for national statistics— the office for national statistics in- the office for national statistics in the first quarter. nui— statistics in the first quarter. our in— statistics in the first quarter. our in iiarsi— statistics in the first quarter. but in march the— statistics in the first quarter. but in march the economy shrank by 0.3, mostly driven by a fall in retail and car sales, as well as ongoing strike action in. chancellor jeremy as ongoing strike action in. chancellorjeremy hunt says chancellor jeremy hunt says although the slight growth is a positive step, there's more work that needs to be done. well, these are much better figures than anyone would possibly have predicted even three months ago, and that's partly because of what the governor of the bank of england said yesterday. measures in the budget that england said yesterday. - measures in the budget that are neiping— measures in the budget that are neiping io— measures in the budget that are neiping ro neip— measures in the budget that are helping to help companies to resruii— helping to help companies to resruii ani— helping to help companies to recruit and tackle some of the unoeriying— recruit and tackle some of the underlying problems in the esonony. nui— underlying problems in the economy. but there is still much work— economy. but there is still much work io— economy. but there is still much work io sio— economy. but there is still much work io sio .— economy. but there is still much work io sio . we— economy. but there is still much work to do . we still have work to do. we still have iniiaiion— work to do. we still have inflation that— work to do. we still have inflation that is much too high. inaus— inflation that is much too high. more sausing— inflation that is much too high. that's causing a— inflation that is much too high. that's causing a lot of pressure for that's causing a lot of pressure ior ianiiies— that's causing a lot of pressure for families up— that's causing a lot of pressure for families up and down the souniry— for families up and down the souniry. kni— for families up and down the country. and that's why we've got— country. and that's why we've goi-io — country. and that's why we've goi-io our— country. and that's why we've goi-io pian- country. and that's why we've got-to our plan to. country. and that's why we've got to our plan to get got to stick to our plan to get iniiaiion— got to stick to our plan to get inflation down _ got to stick to our plan to get inflation down and to get growth up io—

inflation down and to get growth up io-gei— inflation down and to get growth up to .get-economy- up to and get the economy noioring— up to and get the economy noioring in— up to and get the economy motoring in-way- up to and get the economy motoring in way that we all motoring in the way that we all wani— motoring in the way that we all wani . — motoring in the way that we all wani . ina— motoring in the way that we all want . the archbishop- motoring in the way that we all want . ' want. the archbishop of canterbury has been convicted of speeding in london. justin welby was ordered to pay £510 and given three points on his licence for exceeding a 20 mile an hour speed limit. last october the hearing was held on the same day he made a rare intervention in the house of lords, condemning the government s plans to tackle the small boats crisis as morally unacceptable. a lambeth palace spokesperson says the archbishop was aware of the speeding offence but hadn't been notified it had gone to court. labour leader sir keir starmer has insisted his party takes allegations of sexual harassment extremely seriously . arnie it extremely seriously. arnie it follows reports an internal investigation into one case of groping claims took three years to complete . in a separate case, to complete. in a separate case, a labour mp has reported one of her party colleagues to the police for alleged sexual assault. sir keir starmer is urging anyone within the party with concerns burns to come

forward. well, with concerns burns to come forward . well, look, i think all forward. well, look, i think all of forward. well, look, i think all oi inese— forward. well, look, i think all of these allegations- : well, look, i think all of these allegations have to be iaken— of these allegations have to be taken extremely— of these allegations have to be taken extremely seriously and iney— taken extremely seriously and iney are— taken extremely seriously and they are taken— taken extremely seriously and they are taken seriously by me ani— they are taken seriously by me and by— they are taken seriously by me and by ine— they are taken seriously by me and by the party-— they are taken seriously by me and by the party. i do understand- and by the party. i do understand from my experience as sniei— understand from my experience as sniei prosesuior— understand from my experience as chief prosecutor how difficult it chief prosecutor how difficult ii is— chief prosecutor how difficult ii is ior— chief prosecutor how difficult it is for people— chief prosecutor how difficult it is for people to come iorwani— it is for people to come forward. that's among the reasons that— forward. that's among the reasons that we made our process sonpieieiy— reasons that we made our process completely independent. so it's not completely independent. so it's noi a— completely independent. so it's not a political— completely independent. so it's not a political process anymore . wnar— not a political process anymore . wnar i— not a political process anymore . what i would— not a political process anymore . what i would say— not a political process anymore . what i would say is that i encourage anybody to come iorwarsi— encourage anybody to come iorwarsi ani— encourage anybody to come forward and to— encourage anybody to come forward and to feel that their supporiesi— forward and to feel that their supported through that independent process . a man has independent process. a man has been— independent process. a man has been convicted— independent process. a man has been convicted of— independent process. a man has been convicted of the 1992 nureri— been convicted of the 1992 nurersi oi— been convicted of the 1992 murder of seven year old nikki aiken— murder of seven year old nikki aiken in— murder of seven year old nikki allen in sunderland. 55 rirr: allen in sunderland. 55 year old davin— allen in sunderland. 55 year old i>aviu payi— allen in sunderland. 55 year old david boyd was wearing at allen in sunderland. 55 year old david boyd was wearing a t shirt saying, i am unstoppable. during one of his police interviews . one of his police interviews. until now, 30 years on, he'd escaped justice. northumbria police first prosecuted the wrong man who was cleared after a trial in 1993. wrong man who was cleared after a trial in 1993 . well mail's a trial in 1993. well mail's chief executive is to step down.

simon thompson will leave the role in october after two years in the job. the announcement comes just weeks after agreeing a deal with the communication workers union, bringing an end to a year of postal strikes. he says it's the right time to hand over to a new ceo . pakistan's over to a new ceo. pakistan's ex—prime minister imran khan, is to be released on bail for two weeks. the decision from the high court in islamabad comes a day after the supreme court ruled his arrest on corruption charges was illegal. the events earlier this week have sparked unrest in the country, with almost 2000 people arrested so far. imran khan denies any wrongdoing . and finally, wrongdoing. and finally, astronomers led by the university of southampton have spotted what they believe to be the largest cosmic explosion ever seen. it's more than ten times brighter than any other recorded exploding star known as a supernova . and to date, it's a supernova. and to date, it's lasted more than three years. most are only visibly bright for

a few months . researchers say a few months. researchers say these events are very rare and nothing on this scale has ever been witnessed before . this is been witnessed before. this is gb news. we'll bring you more news as it happens. now it's back to . back to. patrick we start with back to. patrick- . we start with this. back to. patrick— - we start with this. absolutely we start with this. absolutely shocking - we start with this. absolutely snosking siory.— - we start with this. absolutely shocking story,-the - - we start with this. absolutely shocking story,-the net. shocking story, which is the net nigraiion— shocking story, which is the net nigraiion io— shocking story, which is the net migration to _this- shocking story, which is the net migration to this year migration to the uk this year souie— migration to the uk this year could-million.- migration to the uk this year could million. that is could be 1 million. that is perry— could be 1 million. that is preiry nusn— could be 1 million. that is pretty much double last year's iigure— pretty much double last year's iigure ani— pretty much double last year's figure andlmakes- pretty much double last year's figure and makes a total figure and it makes a total noskery— figure and it makes a total noskery oi— figure and it makes a total mockery of the— figure and it makes a total mockery of the claim that ieaving— mockery of the claim that ieaving ine— mockery of the claim that leaving the eu— mockery of the claim that leaving the eu would give us bask— leaving the eu would give us back control— leaving the eu would give us back control of— leaving the eu would give us back control of our borders. but more—nigranis- back control of our borders. but more ion-migrants- back control of our borders. but more on small migrants back control of our borders. but more on small boatsrants back control of our borders. but more on small boats ints back control of our borders. but more on small boats in 2022 , arrived on small boats in 2022, ani— arrived on small boats in 2022, and esoo— arrived on small boats in 2022, and 6800 have— arrived on small boats in 2022, and 6800 have already crossed the and 6800 have already crossed ine snannei— and 6800 have already crossed the channel this— and 6800 have already crossed the channel this year. so all of the channel this year. so all of we iosus— the channel this year. so all of we iosus is— the channel this year. so all of the focus is on— the channel this year. so all of the focus is on them, isn't it? aki— the focus is on them, isn't it? kii oi— the focus is on them, isn't it? kii oi ine— the focus is on them, isn't it? all of the focus— the focus is on them, isn't it? all of the focus is— the focus is on them, isn't it? all of the focus is on stopping the all of the focus is on stopping ine iiiegai— all of the focus is on stopping the illegal channel crossings, wnisn.— the illegal channel crossings, wnisn-noi- the illegal channel crossings, which, not doing, but which, fyi, we're not doing, but inor— which, fyi, we're not doing, but inai-iiny— which, fyi, we're not doing, but that-tiny fraction- which, fyi, we're not doing, but that tiny fraction of the that is a tiny fraction of the roar— that is a tiny fraction of the total number— that is a tiny fraction of the total number of— that is a tiny fraction of the total number of people who are seeking— total number of people who are seiiiingline— total number of people who are settling-the uk— total number of people who are settling the uk every single settling in the uk every single year.— settling in the uk every single

year. kni— settling in the uk every single year. and inis— settling in the uk every single year. and this poses some very, very— year. and this poses some very, very onsinng— year. and this poses some very, very concerning issues because inis— very concerning issues because we iaiesi— very concerning issues because this latest figure— very concerning issues because this latest figure is on top of around— this latest figure is on top of around 700,000— this latest figure is on top of around 700,000 that we've had wiinin— around 700,000 that we've had wiinin ine — around 700,000 that we've had within the last— around 700,000 that we've had within the last year, around 500.000— within the last year, around sooooo ine— within the last year, around 500,000 the year before, and oooooo — 500,000 the year before, and oooooo ine — 500,000 the year before, and 500,000 the year— 500,000 the year before, and 300,000 the year before that. iei-s— 300,000 the year before that. iei-s ie — 300,000 the year before that. let's be honest,— 300,000 the year before that. let's be honest, these are just ine— let's be honest, these are just rne peopie— let's be honest, these are just rne peopie as— let's be honest, these are just the people as well that we nappen— the people as well that we nappen io— the people as well that we happen to know about. and i wouii— happen to know about. and i wouisi nave— happen to know about. and i would have thought by now that if would have thought by now that ii we— would have thought by now that ii we were— would have thought by now that if we were seriously having a visa— if we were seriously having a ssenne— if we were seriously having a visa scheme that— if we were seriously having a visa scheme that worked, we wouii— visa scheme that worked, we wouisi ie — visa scheme that worked, we would be attracting a lot of very— would be attracting a lot of very nigniy— would be attracting a lot of very highly skilled people. this is-we— very highly skilled people. this is-we near.— very highly skilled people. this is-we hear, isn't- very highly skilled people. this is we hear, isn't it? all is what we hear, isn't it? all ine— is what we hear, isn't it? all we rime— is what we hear, isn't it? all the time that— is what we hear, isn't it? all the time that the- is what we hear, isn't it? all the time that the people that we're attracting— the time that the people that we're attracting here come and work—goosil we're attracting here come and. work—good rois work and do very, very good jobs for work and do very, very good jobs ior-sake— work and do very, very good jobs ior-sake oi— work and do very, very good jobs for sake of economy? for the sake of our economy? weir.— for the sake of our economy? weir-we- for the sake of our economy? well,-we still- for the sake of our economy? well,-we still got. well, why have we still got a resruiineni— well, why have we still got a recruitment crisis— well, why have we still got a recruitment crisis in the nhs? are inere— recruitment crisis in the nhs? are there enough— recruitment crisis in the nhs? are there enough doctors and gps are-enougn— are there enough doctors and gps are-enough nurses?- are there enough doctors and gps are enough nurses? are are there enough nurses? are inere— are there enough nurses? are there in there enough people working in there enough people working in ins—iesause- there enough people working ini the—because every the public sector? because every singie— the public sector? because every singe-sir— the public sector? because every single - sit here _ the public sector? because every single-sit here and- the public sector? because every single sit here and say, single day i sit here and say, weir.— single day i sit here and say, weii. no— single day i sit here and say, well, no,-aren't.- single day i sit here and say, well, no, aren't. and so well, no, there aren't. and so wnere— well, no, there aren't. and so wnere-aii— well, no, there aren't. and so where-all these- well, no, there aren't. and so where all these people where are all these people goings— where are all these people goings wnere— where are all these people going? where are they working and wnere— going? where are they working and where are— going? where are they working and where are living? and where are they living? srusiaiiy.— and where are they living? sneaky-a- and where are they living? crucially, a housing crucially, we have a housing srisis— crucially, we have a housing crisis-country. - crisis in this country. but inere— crisis in this country. but there-also,— crisis in this country. but there also, would argue, there is also, i would argue, nayie— there is also, i would argue, maybe-pressing- there is also, i would argue, maybe pressing issue maybe a more pressing issue nee.— maybe a more pressing issue nere. wnisn— maybe a more pressing issue nere. wnisn is— maybe a more pressing issue here, which is if— maybe a more pressing issue here, which is if we now look at ine— here, which is if we now look at we seriain— here, which is if we now look at the certain countries that some of

the certain countries that some oi—are— the certain countries that some oi—are soningl the certain countries that some. of_are coming from of these people are coming from ani— of these people are coming from and wnere— of these people are coming from and wnere iney— of these people are coming from and where they are— of these people are coming from and where they are located geograpnisaiiy— and where they are located- geographically—world and where they are located- geograp cultures _world and where they are located geograp cultures that world and where they are located geograp cultures that are world and where they are located geograp cultures that are thered and the cultures that are there r-j�*ust— and the cultures that are there .iusi a— and the cultures that are there .iusi a ions— and the cultures that are there ,-just a done deal- and the cultures that are there , just a done deal that we , is it just a done deal that we wiri— , is it just a done deal that we wiii ie— , is it just a done deal that we will be completely losing any sense—andl sense of british culture? and wnar— sense of british culture? and wnar wiri— sense of british culture? and what will the _ sense of british culture? and what will the demographics of onion— what will the demographics of iriiain-iike— what will the demographics of britain-like in— what will the demographics of britain like in the years britain look like in the years to britain look like in the years io some.— britain look like in the years io i— britain look like in the years to come? i had— britain look like in the years to come? i had someone on before wno— to come? i had someone on before wno-an— to come? i had someone on before wno-an experi— who was an expert in demographics who said to me that by ine— demographics who said to me that iry rne year— demographics who said to me that iry rne year zoos.— demographics who said to me that by the year 2050, white people in iriiain — by the year 2050, white people in britain will— by the year 2050, white people in britain will be— by the year 2050, white people in britain will be either half of in britain will be either half oi ine— in britain will be either half of the population or when you iook— of the population or when you iook ai— of the population or when you iook ai ine— of the population or when you look at the primary schools and a sorry— look at the primary schools and a reaiiy iiny— look at the primary schools and a really tiny minority motty is inis— a really tiny minority motty is this something— a really tiny minority motty is this something that you care aioui— this something that you care aioui or— this something that you care about or not?— this something that you care about or not? because the obvious— about or not? because the obvious counter- about or not? because the obvious counter to that is, weir.— obvious counter to that is, weii. wny— obvious counter to that is, well, why would you care if the wniie— well, why would you care if the white population _ well, why would you care if the white population is decreasing ? white population is decreasing? are you— white population is decreasing? are you a— white population is decreasing? are you a racist?— white population is decreasing? are you a racist? are you , you are you a racist? are you, you know.— are you a racist? are you, you know. in— are you a racist? are you, you know. in so— are you a racist? are you, you know, in some way- are you a racist? are you, you know, in some way xenophobic ? so know, in some way xenophobic? so if know, in some way xenophobic? so ii you— know, in some way xenophobic? so ii you sio— know, in some way xenophobic? so ii you do sore— know, in some way xenophobic? so if you do care about— know, in some way xenophobic? so if you do care about that, why do you. — if you do care about that, why do you. i— if you do care about that, why do you. i wani— if you do care about that, why do you. i want to— if you do care about that, why do you. i want to hear from you. kni— do you. i want to hear from you. one ionis— do you. i want to hear from you. one ioasis oi— do you. i want to hear from you. and loads of people have. i'm going— and loads of people have. i'm going io— and loads of people have. i'm going ro go— and loads of people have. i'm going ro go io— and loads of people have. i'm going to go to guests and going to go to my guests and i'll going to go to my guests and iii-ani— going to go to my guests and inland go— going to go to my guests and i'll-and go into- going to go to my guests and i'll and go into the inbox i'll go and go into the inbox iesause— i'll go and go into the inbox because the— i'll go and go into the inbox because the emails are just aisoiuieiy— because the emails are just absolutely flooding in the absolutely flooding in at the nonni — absolutely flooding in at the nonni _byl moment. i'm joined now by sonservaiive— moment. i'm joined now by conservative peer and former suiiure— conservative peer and former culture minister.— culture minister. it's ed vaizey.— culture minister. it's ed. vaizey.—you vaizey. ed, look, thank you very.— vaizey. ed, look, thank you very. very— vaizey. ed, look, thank you very. very-i-ve- vaizey. ed, look, thank you very, very i've identified very, very much. i've identified perry— very, very much. i've identified preiry key— very, very much. i've identified some pretty key issues there inor— some pretty key issues there inai-a— some pretty key issues there inai-a ior—

some pretty key issues there that-a lot of- some pretty key issues there that-a lot of the- that i think a lot of the nernersi— that i think a lot of the members-the- that i think a lot of the members the public that i think a lot of the members-the public be members of the public will be very.— members of the public will be very. very—aiouil members of the public will be very, very about on very, very concerned about on ins.— very, very concerned about on ins-is— very, very concerned about on ins-is going— very, very concerned about on this.-is going on?- very, very concerned about on this. is going on? where this. what is going on? where are-inese— this. what is going on? where are .these people- this. what is going on? where are these people going to are all these people going to rive— are all these people going to rive-wnar— are all these people going to live-what kind- are all these people going to live-what kind of- are all these people going to live what kind of jobs are live and what kind of jobs are iney— live and what kind of jobs are iney doings— live and what kind of jobs are iney doings-i- live and what kind of jobs are they doing?-i do- live and what kind of jobs are they doing? i do not buy they doing? because i do not buy they doing? because i do not buy ine idea— they doing? because i do not buy ine iiea inor— they doing? because i do not buy the idea that we— they doing? because i do not buy the idea that we are now taking the idea that we are now taking ine worris— the idea that we are now taking the world's best— the idea that we are now taking the world's best people. write the world's best people. well, the world's best people. well, the statistics— the world's best people. well, the statistics are— the world's best people. well, the statistics are pretty astonishing when you consider that ten years ago david cameron , when he was prime minister, promised to get immigration below 100,000. and now we've reasnei— below 100,000. and now we've reasnesi a— below 100,000. and now we've reached a million— �*00 666 and now we've reached a million people, �*00 660 and now we've reached a million people, which is en— reached a million people, which is ien ines— reached a million people, which is ten times david— reached a million people, which is ten times david cameron's iargei. — is ten times david cameron's iargei. wow— is ten times david cameron's target. now i'm— is ten times david cameron's target. now i'm a- is ten times david cameron's target. krirrr t is ten times david cameron's target. \rrirrr t target. now i'm a remainer, so there's part of me that has a wry smile on my face about the arguments that were put during the brexit campaign that we would control our borders and therefore reduce mass immigration. it hasn't been reduced . there are a couple of reduced. there are a couple of points that are in favour of immigration. the points that are in favour of immigration . the first points that are in favour of immigration. the first is points that are in favour of immigration . the first is that immigration. the first is that inese— immigration. the first is that inese iigures— immigration. the first is that these figures don't- 95. “iii“ the first is that these figures don't take out q”5. “iii“ the first is that these figures don't take out the siusienis— these figures don't take out the siusienis wno — these figures don't take out the students who come here. ' “r: students who come here. and a lot students who come here. and a or oi.— students who come here. and a or oi. you— students who come here. and a lot of, you know, _ students who come here. and a lot of, you know, we— students who come here. and a lot of, you know, we have some of the best universities in the world. and actually we charge ioreign— world. and actually we charge foreign students— world. and actually we charge foreign students an— : and actually we charge foreign students an arm and a leg foreign students an arm and a ieg wnen— foreign students an arm and a ieg wnen iney— foreign students an arm and a leg when they come and study

nee.— leg when they come and study nere. so— leg when they come and study nere. so i— leg when they come and study here. so if they— leg when they come and study here. so if they come and study nee.— here. so if they come and study nere. i— here. so if they come and study here, can i just— here. so if they come and study here, can i just hit— here. so if they come and study here, can i just hit back on inor— here, can i just hit back on that quickly? _ here, can i just hit back on that quickly? t that quickly? because just quickly, just quickly, because we we do some of we do have we do have some of the universities in the the best universities in the world, also have lot of world, but we also have a lot of absolutely rubbish universities offering nothing nothing offering nothing more, nothing more student offering nothing more, nothing morefor student offering nothing more, nothing morefor people student offering nothing more, nothing morefor people to student offering nothing more, nothing morefor people to cling student offering nothing more, nothing morefor people to cling to udent offering nothing more, nothing morefor people to cling to onent debt for people to cling to on for rest of their lives. for the rest of their lives. having studied a mickey mouse degree and what i suspect is happening and anyone with eyes and is that and ears will as well, is that a load people different load of people from different countries coming and countries are coming here and saying, a masters saying, i'll do a masters at tinpot university the tinpot university just down the road from idiots ville and i'll bnng road from idiots ville and i'll bring my relatives with me bring all my relatives with me as it's just you're as well. and it's just you're paying as well. and it's just you're paying kind of student fee paying some kind of student fee in order just move to in order to just move to britain. well, that may be the suse-ii— britain. well, that may be the case, - if they're _ britain. well, that may be the case, .if they're going - “ well, that may be the case, if they're going to case, but if they're going to inner— case, but if they're going to timber university idiots timber university in idiots vine.— timber university in idiots viiie. iney— timber university in idiots ville, they are— timber university in idiots ville, they are at least paying siusieni— ville, they are at least paying student-which- ville, they are at least paying student which earning student fees, which is earning someone in the— student fees, which is earning someone in the uk an income. but i someone in the uk an income. but iwouisi— someone in the uk an income. but i would hesitate— someone in the uk an income. but i would hesitate to— someone in the uk an income. but i would hesitate to say that every— i would hesitate to say that every university,— i would hesitate to say that every university, that every ioreign — every university, that every foreign student— every university, that every foreign student is going to is iuii— foreign student is going to is iuii oi— foreign student is going to is iuii oi is— foreign student is going to is full of is full— foreign student is going to is full of is full of— foreign student is going to is full of is full of mickey mouse siegrees. — full of is full of mickey mouse siegrees. i— full of is full of mickey mouse degrees. i mean,— full of is full of mickey mouse degrees. i mean, i- full of is full of mickey mouse degrees. “ “55 .“ri”ri; degrees. i mean, i think there are some good things about the fact that effectively arnie when you import students to study at

universities, you're actually helping your exports. it sounds counterintuitive . so you're counterintuitive. so you're making from foreign making money from foreign purchasers of our services. so that's a good thing , i ” so that's a good thing , i think that's a good thing, i think poieniiaiiy. — that's a good thing, i think potentially. ' “r: that's a good thing, i think potentially. “r: that's a good thing, i think potentially. ' “r: . q: potentially. and also it's good for our soft power because hopefully quite a few of those people will go back to their home. countries have successful careers and have— home. countries have successful careers and have a— countries have successful careers and have a huge aiiesiion— careers and have a huge affection for— careers and have a huge affection for the uk as they skinn— affection for the uk as they siini up— affection for the uk as they siini up ine— affection for the uk as they climb up the ladder and even iesone— climb up the ladder and even iesone ine— climb up the ladder and even become the leaders of their sounnes— become the leaders of their countries and,— become the leaders of their countries and, you know, it's a very— countries and, you know, it's a very competitive _ countries and, you know, it's a very competitive marketplace . very competitive marketplace. inis— very competitive marketplace. this australia,— very competitive marketplace. this australia, america, canada . iney— this australia, america, canada . iney aii— this australia, america, canada . iney aii wani— this australia, america, canada , they all want these foreign siusienis. — , they all want these foreign students. the— , they all want these foreign students. the second point, wnisn— students. the second point, wnisn again— students. the second point, which again is,— students. the second point, which again is, know, you which again is, you know, you rake— which again is, you know, you can take different— which again is, you know, you can take different views on this if can take different views on this ii you— can take different views on this ii you iook— can take different views on this ii you iook ai— can take different views on this if you look at-is- can take different views on this if you look at is happening if you look at what is happening wiri— if you look at what is happening wiin wesiern— if you look at what is happening with western populations in pariisuian— with western populations in particular, but— with western populations in particular, but actually a lot of populations— particular, but actually a lot of populations all around the worki— of populations all around the worisi. iney— of populations all around the world, they ageing rapidly . world, they are ageing rapidly. kni— world, they are ageing rapidly. ana ny— world, they are ageing rapidly. knsi iry you— world, they are ageing rapidly. and by you made the point about wneiner— and by you made the point about wneiner or— and by you made the point about whether or not— and by you made the point about whether or not white people wouisi— whether or not white people wouisi ie — whether or not white people wouisi ie a— whether or not white people would be a minority in the souniry— would be a minority in the souniry in— would be a minority in the country in 2050, i don't know ine— country in 2050, i don't know we answer— country in 2050, i don't know the answer-that.- country in 2050, i don't know the answer that. but what i the answer to that. but what i do know— the answer to that. but what i do know is— the answer to that. but what i do know is that— the answer to that. but what i do know is that the majority of the do know is that the majority of we popuiaiion— do know is that the majority of the population will probably be es— the population will probably be es ani— the population will probably be over 65 and-of- the population will probably be over 65 and of them will be over 65 and many of them will be iniirn.— over 65 and many of them will be iniirn. so— over 65 and many of them will be

infirm. so there— over 65 and many of them will be infirm. so there .an _ over 65 and many of them will be infirm. so there an argument infirm. so there is an argument inor— infirm. so there is an argument inai says— infirm. so there is an argument that says immigration is helpful to that says immigration is helpful io our— that says immigration is helpful io sonoy— that says immigration is helpful to our economy because it tends to our economy because it tends io ie— to our economy because it tends ro ire young— to our economy because it tends ro ire young peopie— to our economy because it tends to be young people coming to the souniry— to be young people coming to the souniry wno— to be young people coming to the sounrry wno are— to be young people coming to the country who are going to do the jobs.— country who are going to do the tops-ine— country who are going to do the tops-ins rakes— country who are going to do the jobs, the taxes that we need jobs, pay the taxes that we need for jobs, pay the taxes that we need ior-souniry. — jobs, pay the taxes that we need for-country. but— jobs, pay the taxes that we need for country. but having for this country. but having said— for this country. but having said-nave- for this country. but having said have problem said that, i have no problem wiin— said that, i have no problem with debating— said that, i have no problem with debating cultural with debating the cultural imposi— with debating the cultural inpasi oi— with debating the cultural impact of large scale , because impact of large scale, because inis— impact of large scale, because we is— impact of large scale, because we is ine— impact of large scale, because this is the thing— impact of large scale, because this is the thing this is the ining.— this is the thing this is the ining. isn-i— this is the thing this is the thing, isn't it? - this is the thing this is the thing, isn't it? '“r: this is the thing this is the thing, isn't it? ' “r: thing, isn't it? and for the sake of britain looking better on a spreadsheet, which to be honest with you, given yesterday's economic figures, i would massively dispute that our current policy when it comes to mass migration on a scale never before seen in this country in order to try to help our economy, i would dispute the fact that that's working because i look around and i don't care what anyone from bank of what anyone from the bank of england or anything like england says or anything like that. can outside that. anybody can go outside their now and look their front door now and look around see that it is not around and see that it is not working. and i have got to ask you, why does the conservative party about preserving party not care about preserving british culture ? well i think, british culture? well i think, again, there are different ways

of answering that question. firstly, as a remainer, i would ask— firstly, as a remainer, i would ask ine— firstly, as a remainer, i would ask the brexit— firstly, as a remainer, i would ask the brexit cabinet that promised— ask the brexit cabinet that promised io— ask the brexit cabinet that promised to control our borders wnar— promised to control our borders wnar iney— promised to control our borders what they think— promised to control our borders what they think they're doing wnen— what they think they're doing wnen iney— what they think they're doing when they promised that they wouii— when they promised that they would reduce— when they promised that they would reduce immigration if we all would reduce immigration if we aii voiei— would reduce immigration if we all voted-because - all voted for brexit because iney—promise. | all voted for brexit because. they—promise. and they broken that promise. and inai-s— they broken that promise. and was a— they broken that promise. and that's a question— they broken that promise. and that's a question for them to nui— that's a question for them to answer. but i— that's a question for them to answer. but i think it is inponani— answer. but i think it is important to- answer. but i think it is important to debate what it io— important to debate what it io ire— important to debate what it means to be british. we have a nine— means to be british. we have a prime minister— means to be british. we have a prime minister of— means to be british. we have a prime minister of indian weriiage— prime minister of indian heritage who's a hindu. we have a heritage who's a hindu. we have o nome— heritage who's a hindu. we have a home secretary— heritage who's a hindu. we have a home secretary who's a person of a home secretary who's a person oi soour— a home secretary who's a person oi sooui .— a home secretary who's a person oi sooui . we— a home secretary who's a person of colour . we have— a home secretary who's a person of colour . we have a foreign of colour. we have a foreign sesreiary— of colour. we have a foreign sesreiary i— of colour. we have a foreign secretary i regard all of them as irriiisn— secretary i regard all of them as british and— secretary i regard all of them as british and deeply patriotic ani— as british and deeply patriotic and sieepiy— as british and deeply patriotic and deeply steeped in our values . iney— and deeply steeped in our values . iney sore— and deeply steeped in our values . they care passionately about souniry— . they care passionately about our country. they— . they care passionately about our country. they were born here keni— our country. they were born here kemi badenoch_ our country. they were born here kemi badenoch the— our country. they were born here kemi badenoch the trade sesreiary. — kemi badenoch the trade secretary, was - kemi badenoch the trade secretary, was born here but grew— secretary, was born here but grew up— secretary, was born here but grew up in— secretary, was born here but grew up in nigeria. but again, i regard— grew up in nigeria. but again, i regani ner— grew up in nigeria. but again, i regard ner as— grew up in nigeria. but again, i regard her as passionately pairioiis— regard her as passionately patriotic and— regard her as passionately patriotic and we are living in a multicultural— patriotic and we are living in a multicultural society. there are pieniy— multicultural society. there are pieniy oi— multicultural society. there are pieniy oi iowns— multicultural society. there are plenty of towns and cities in inis— plenty of towns and cities in we souniry— plenty of towns and cities in this country with— plenty of towns and cities in this country with very large sesonsi — this country with very large second or third— this country with very large second or third generation innigrani— second or third generation immigrant populations. all of

wnon — immigrant populations. all of wnon i— immigrant populations. all of whom i regard.— immigrant populations. all of whom i regard. do you think , whom i regard. do you think, passionaieiy— whom i regard. do you think, passionately british? do you inink— passionately british? do you inink inor— passionately british? do you think that people have a right to think that people have a right io iook— think that people have a right io iook ai— think that people have a right to look at the— think that people have a right to look at the demographics aroun— to look at the demographics around where— to look at the demographics around where they live and where inor— around where they live and where inai surreniiy— around where they live and where that currently would be a naroriry— that currently would be a majority white - that currently would be a majority white british? irir majority white british? d0 demographic?— majority white british? d0 demographic? d0- majority white british? d0 demographic? do you- majority white british? do demographic? do you think there's ever a case for anyone legitimately saying , i genuinely legitimately saying, i genuinely hopeit legitimately saying, i genuinely hope it stays that way and i'm very concerned that it's not? i do understand why people can think about that. nobody wants to think about that. nobody wants io grow— think about that. nobody wants ro grow up— think about that. nobody wants ro grow up in— think about that. nobody wants ro grow up in a— think about that. nobody wants to grow up in a country- nobody wants to grow up in a country where ine— to grow up in a country where we make— to grow up in a country where we make up— to grow up in a country where the make up of— to grow up in a country where the make up of their local neighbourhood— the make up of their local neighbourhood changes rapidly and neighbourhood changes rapidly ansi wnere— neighbourhood changes rapidly and where they— neighbourhood changes rapidly and where they might feel aiienaiei— and where they might feel alienated from _ and where they might feel alienated from a culture that iney— alienated from a culture that iney or— alienated from a culture that iney or a— alienated from a culture that they or a neighbourhood they grew— they or a neighbourhood they grew up— they or a neighbourhood they grew up in— they or a neighbourhood they grew up in because the culture nas— grew up in because the culture nas snangei— grew up in because the culture has changed dramatically. it does— has changed dramatically. it does reno— has changed dramatically. it does tend to _ has changed dramatically. it does tend to be— has changed dramatically. it does tend to be the case, inougn— does tend to be the case, though, that— does tend to be the case, though, that it's areas that are overwhelmingly— though, that it's areas that are overwhelmingly white where the greaiesi— overwhelmingly white where the greaiesi iear— overwhelmingly white where the greatest fear or— overwhelmingly white where the greatest fear or concern about innigraiion— greatest fear or concern about immigration exists and that may be immigration exists and that may ire peopie— immigration exists and that may ire peopie ion-i— immigration exists and that may be people don't want to lose wnar— be people don't want to lose wnar iney— be people don't want to lose what they have.— be people don't want to lose what they have. i— be people don't want to lose what they have. i represented a sonsiiiuensy— what they have. i represented a constituency that— what they have. i represented a constituency that was 98% white. inere — constituency that was 98% white. inere ws— constituency that was 98% white. there was concern—

constituency that was 98% white. there was concern about innigraiion— there was concern about immigration there. but if you veni— immigration there. but if you weni io— immigration there. but if you weni io an— immigration there. but if you went to an inner— immigration there. but if you went to an inner london constituency, _ went to an inner london constituency, the concern would be constituency, the concern would ire iow — constituency, the concern would ire iow paniy— constituency, the concern would be lower, partly because people innigraiei— be lower, partly because people innigraiesi io— be lower, partly because people immigrated to live in a kind of very— immigrated to live in a kind of very mixed— immigrated to live in a kind of very mixed community. okay. all rigni. — very mixed community. okay. all rigni. knu— very mixed community. okay. all right. and i've got to be honest with you, i am concerned massively about what this means for people trying to get on the housing ladder and why why oh, why, oh, why am i looking at a situation now and i'm still seeing a recruitment crisis with gps when i see this figure, 1 million people, which is a prediction , i think initially. prediction, i think initially. oh, great. brilliant. well, that's surely a load of gps. a load highly skilled people , a load of highly skilled people, a load of highly skilled people, a load of highly skilled people, a load of nurses, a load of people that needs . but it that this country needs. but it isn't, is it? well, that's a inaus— isn't, is it? well, that's a was a— isn't, is it? well, that's a that's a good— . .7’ well, that's a that's a good question. again, i wink.— that's a good question. again, i inink. you— that's a good question. again, i think, you know,— that's a good question. again, i think, you know, you need a governneni— think, you know, you need a government minister to come on ani— government minister to come on and expiain. — government minister to come on and explain. first— government minister to come on and explain. first of all, why innigraiion— and explain. first of all, why immigration is— and explain. first of all, why immigration is so high. it's an ekireneiy— immigration is so high. it's an erireneiy nign— immigration is so high. it's an extremely high figure. you remember when angela merkel aiiowesi— remember when angela merkel aiiowesi a— remember when angela merkel allowed a million— remember when angela merkel allowed a million refugees to serie— allowed a million refugees to seiiie in— allowed a million refugees to settle in germany? it was highly

controversial— settle in germany? it was highly controversial .— settle in germany? it was highly controversial . and— settle in germany? it was highly controversial . and there's no controversial. and there's no iouiri— controversial. and there's no iouiri ai— controversial. and there's no iouiri ai aii— controversial. and there's no doubt at all that— controversial. and there's no doubt at all that large scale innigraiion— doubt at all that large scale immigration cause immigration can cause signiiisani— immigration can cause significant problems. you see in the significant problems. you see in we rans— significant problems. you see in the paris suburbs— significant problems. you see in the paris suburbs and you see it in piases— the paris suburbs and you see it in piases iike— the paris suburbs and you see it in places like stockholm , in in places like stockholm, in swesien.— in places like stockholm, in sweden, and— in places like stockholm, in sweden, and the key point is, i wink.— sweden, and the key point is, i think, something— sweden, and the key point is, i think, something that unites peopie— think, something that unites peopie iike— think, something that unites people like me,— think, something that unites people like me, who tend to be more liberally— people like me, who tend to be more liberally minded and people on ine— more liberally minded and people on we senire— more liberally minded and people on the centre right— more liberally minded and people on the centre right is that peopie— on the centre right is that peopie are— on the centre right is that people are justified in saying inor— people are justified in saying that immigration should be controlled.— that immigration should be controlled. and— that immigration should be controlled. and what i find very soniusesi— controlled. and what i find very confused about— controlled. and what i find very confused about these figures is it confused about these figures is ii is— confused about these figures is ii is asiuaiiy— confused about these figures is it is actually extremely difficult— it is actually extremely difficult to _ it is actually extremely difficult to come to this souniry— difficult to come to this souniry. i— difficult to come to this country. i mean, i have is it i nai— country. i mean, i have is it i nasi as— country. i mean, i have is it i nasi as an— country. i mean, i have is it i nasi as an rur— country. i mean, i have is it i had as an mp for— country. i mean, i have is it i had as an mp for example. well, inaus— had as an mp for example. well, inai-s ine— had as an mp for example. well, that's the point. _ had as an mp for example. well, that's the point. i'm saying inor— that's the point. i'm saying that technically— that's the point. i'm saying that technically it's very iiiiisuii. — that technically it's very difficult. i— that technically it's very difficult. i as— that technically it's very difficult. i as an mp, i would reguiariy— difficult. i as an mp, i would regularly have— difficult. i as an mp, i would regularly have people saying, you— regularly have people saying, you-sani- regularly have people saying, you-san-i gei- regularly have people saying, you-can't get our. regularly have people saying, you can't get our son you know, we can't get our son or irroiner— you know, we can't get our son or our brother into— you know, we can't get our son or our brother into the country iesause— or our brother into the country because-have— or our brother into the country because-have to- or our brother into the country because have to travel because they have to travel nunsireis— because they have to travel hundreds—visa hundreds of miles to a visa senie. — hundreds of miles to a visa senie. iney— hundreds of miles to a visa centre. they have to pay nunireis— centre. they have to pay hundreds thousands of hundreds if not thousands of pounds— hundreds if not thousands of pounds-iner- hundreds if not thousands of pounds their visa. it can pounds to get their visa. it can rake— pounds to get their visa. it can rake nonins— pounds to get their visa. it can take months for— pounds to get their visa. it can take months for them to get it. were— take months for them to get it. inere are— take months for them to get it. there are plenty— take months for them to get it. there are plenty businesses there are plenty of businesses inor— there are plenty of businesses that-difficult-tol that say how difficult it is to get— that say how difficult it is to gei-skiiiei— that say how difficult it is to get skilled workers they get the skilled workers they need —iinsi- get the skilled workers they. need _find someone get the skilled workers they- need _find someone who need when they find someone who lives— need when they find someone who lives abroad.— need when they find someone who

lives abroad. so— need when they find someone who lives abroad. so i— need when they find someone who lives abroad. so i don't understand— lives abroad. so i don't understand this figure is lives abroad. so i don't- understand-this figure is so understand why this figure is so extraordinarily— understand why this figure is so extraordinarily needs extraordinarily high. it needs tolbroken_ extraordinarily high. it needs to.broken-it- extraordinarily high. it needs to broken it needs to to be broken down. it needs to be-as— to be broken down. it needs to be-as you- to be broken down. it needs to. be-as you .yourself be analysed, as you say yourself . not— be analysed, as you say yourself . not only— be analysed, as you say yourself . not only-i— be analysed, as you say yourself . no. only-u say— be analysed, as you say yourself . no. only-u say ,— be analysed, as you say yourself . not only i say , first of . not only do i say, first of all:— . not only do i say, first of an, how— . not only do i say, first of all, how many— . not only do i say, first of all, how many of these immigrants— all, how many of these immigrants are students, in which— immigrants are students, in which case— immigrants are students, in which .— immigrants are students, in which case i think it's potentially— which case i think it's potentially quite a good thing for u.— potentially quite a good thing for huh— potentially quite a good thing for us. but as— potentially quite a good thing for us. but as you say, how many of these— for us. but as you say, how many of these immigrants— for us. but as you say, how many of these immigrants are highly shined— of these immigrants are highly shined-eps— of these immigrants are highly skilled gps business skilled workers? gps business heme,— skilled workers? gps business people, teachers _ skilled workers? gps business people, teachers , teachers and people, teachers, teachers and so on that— people, teachers, teachers and so on that we — people, teachers, teachers and so on that we do— people, teachers, teachers and so on that we do need for our huhhc— so on that we do need for our public services— so on that we do need for our public services and for our economy— public services and for our economy . and— public services and for our economy . and as you say, one of economy. and as you say, one of he— economy. and as you say, one of tho cohcchc— economy. and as you say, one of the concerns about— economy. and as you say, one of the concerns about immigration is ohvhouch— the concerns about immigration is obviously pressure on public services— is obviously pressure on public services ono— is obviously pressure on public services and housing and the cocc— services and housing and the cost of— services and housing and the cost of housing.— services and housing and the cost of housing. still, despite the hoc— cost of housing. still, despite the h— cost of housing. still, despite the rise in interest rates, remains extraordinarily high, oohhcuhohy— remains extraordinarily high, particularly in— remains extraordinarily high, particularly in the south east. aho— particularly in the south east. aho young— particularly in the south east. and young people growing up in london— and young people growing up in london oc— and young people growing up in london are going— and young people growing up in london are going to find it cxhcchch— london are going to find it extremely hard— london are going to find it extremely hard to leave home and buy extremely hard to leave home and huy o— extremely hard to leave home and huy o house.— extremely hard to leave home and huy o house. so— extremely hard to leave home and buy a house. so there needs to be buy a house. so there needs to ho oh— buy a house. so there needs to he on coch— buy a house. so there needs to be an open debate— buy a house. so there needs to be an open debate about immigration.— be an open debate about immigration. i've never been one of choco— immigration. i've never been one of those people— immigration. i've never been one of these people who thinks that ocoohc— of these people who thinks that people who — of these people who thinks that people who question the level of immigration— immigration or want to see hghccc— immigration or want to see- tighter_ somehow tighter immigration are somehow racco— tighter immigration are somehow cochcc .— tighter immigration are somehow cochcc . wo— tighter immigration are somehow cochcc . chchc— tighter immigration are somehow racist . we the thing is , racist. we all the thing is, h-c— racist. we all the thing is, h-c o— racist. we all the thing is, it's a numbers— racist. we all the thing is, it's a numbers thing, isn't it?

wh— it's a numbers thing, isn't it? ho a— it's a numbers thing, isn't it? it's a numbers— it's a numbers thing, isn't it? it's a numbers thing.- it's a numbers thing, isn't it? it's a numbers thing. yeah- it's a numbers thing, isn't it? it's a numbers thing. yeah look, thank you. i don't believe i've had you on the show before. i would love to have you on again. i've really enjoyed this and thank you very, very much for coming on having such coming on and having such a robust discussion. i really appreciate said vaizey. appreciate it. it said vaizey. there is, of course, the conservative and former conservative peer and former culture minister, and think culture minister, and i think when at numbers like when you look at numbers like that, can people that, how on earth can people say, it's just small say, oh, well, it's just small minded englanders minded little englanders and racists about racists who care about this i million people? who are they? where are they coming from? we've that we don't we've got a guy that we don't know. don't know. it's know. we don't know. it's supposedly very difficult to get into difficult that into britain, so difficult that you boat you have to take a small boat across the channel. well, it can't absolutely can't be, can it? absolutely can't be, can it? absolutely can't anyway, what effect can't be. anyway, what effect will the huge increase in net migration british migration have on british culture? now by anna culture? i'm joined now by anna mcgough, the founding mcgough, who is the founding chairman britain, uk. chairman of global britain, uk. iman, very, very much. chairman of global britain, uk. ima|i very, very much. chairman of global britain, uk. ima|i am very, very much. chairman of global britain, uk. ima|i am concerned y, very much. chairman of global britain, uk. ima|i am concerned about much. chairman of global britain, uk. ima|i am concerned about the ch. and i am concerned about the loss potentially of british culture with with an increase, a rapid increase, a far too rapid increase of people into this country. i'm keen to get your views on it. what are your

thoughts ? i mean, look, i think. thoughts? i mean, look, i think. hhhhowhch— thoughts? i mean, look, i think. kirkpatrick first— thoughts? i mean, look, i think. kirkpatrick first of— thoughts? i mean, look, i think. kirkpatrick first of all,- g“ i mean, look, i think. kirkpatrick first of all, thanks for having— kirkpatrick first of all, thanks for howhg cho— kirkpatrick first of all, thanks for having me on your show. for woos— for having me on your show. for woos cho— for having me on your show. for years, the british— for having me on your show. for years, the british public has cocoo— years, the british public has voted repeatedly to cut immigration— voted repeatedly to cut immigration and control immigration— immigration and control immigration to the tens of chowsohos— immigration to the tens of chowsohos .— immigration to the tens of thousands . and the reason for thousands. and the reason for choo— thousands. and the reason for hot is— thousands. and the reason for hot is who— thousands. and the reason for that is quite simple . first of that is quite simple. first of aw,— that is quite simple. first of oh, its— that is quite simple. first of all, it's never— that is quite simple. first of all, it's never about race. it's ohowo— all, it's never about race. it's about resources— all, it's never about race. it's about resources .— all, it's never about race. it's about resources . it's never about resources. it's never ohowo— about resources. it's never ohowo choo— about resources. it's never about that type- about resources. it's never about that type of people coming in. about that type of people coming h. wow— about that type of people coming h. wow choo— about that type of people coming in. now that can— about that type of people coming in. now that can be— about that type of people coming in. now that can be highly shhoo— in. now that can be highly skilled migrants, that can be how— skilled migrants, that can be how shhoo— skilled migrants, that can be low skilled migrants . it's about low skilled migrants. it's about the low skilled migrants. it's about oho cwhwos— low skilled migrants. it's about the cultures that— low skilled migrants. it's about the cultures that people are coming— the cultures that people are coming h— the cultures that people are coming in from _ the cultures that people are coming in from and whether chow-co— coming in from and whether they're compatible with core hhhsh— they're compatible with core british values— they're compatible with core british values .— they're compatible with core british values . and there is british values. and there is show— british values. and there is simply choco— british values. and there is simply there is— british values. and there is simply there is simply no howhshc— simply there is simply no heuristic there- simply there is simply no heuristic there is no proof us in heuristic there is no proof us h cho— heuristic there is no proof us h oho wso— heuristic there is no proof us in the visa issuing system that hooks— in the visa issuing system that hoohs oo— in the visa issuing system that hoohs oo choo— in the visa issuing system that looks at that for— in the visa issuing system that looks at that for first of all, cho— looks at that for first of all, oho wso— looks at that for first of all, the visa issuing— looks at that for first of all, the visa issuing system that we howo— the visa issuing system that we howo hoc— the visa issuing system that we have for students. _ the visa issuing system that we have for students. for example , have for students. for example, hoho— have for students. for example, hoho how— have for students. for example, right now, we've— have for students. for example, right now, we've had the highest hwchoh— right now, we've had the highest mob of— right now, we've had the highest number of student— right now, we've had the highest number of student visas issued year— number of student visas issued year oh— number of student visas issued year on year- — number of student visas issued year on year- wow— number of student visas issued year on year. now i was quite swhhsoo— year on year. now i was quite swohsoo whoh— year on year. now i was quite surprised when i— year on year. now i was quite surprised when i was visiting hho— surprised when i was visiting hoho o— surprised when i was visiting

hoho o how— surprised when i was visiting india a few months ago to see large— india a few months ago to see large who— india a few months ago to see large number of— india a few months ago to see large number of visa consultants choo— large number of visa consultants choc howo— large number of visa consultants that have cropped— large number of visa consultants that have cropped up over the cosh— that have cropped up over the host ooh— that have cropped up over the host on woocs— that have cropped up over the last ten years and one thing choo— last ten years and one thing choc os— last ten years and one thing that was being— last ten years and one thing that was being advertised was sowoohos— that was being advertised was sowoohos co— that was being advertised was students can emigrate to the us ono— students can emigrate to the us oho cho— students can emigrate to the us oho oho wh— students can emigrate to the us and the uk without an ielts qualification. _ and the uk without an ielts qualification. so— and the uk without an ielts qualification. so you don't have to provo— qualification. so you don't have so wowo choo— qualification. so you don't have to prove that you— qualification. so you don't have to prove that you have wohchohcw— to prove that you have proficiency in- to prove that you have proficiency in the english language— proficiency in the english language oo— proficiency in the english language to come and study in the language to come and study in tho wh— language to come and study in tho wh ,— language to come and study in tho wh , oo— language to come and study in the uk , at least— language to come and study in the uk , at least 20 advertised the uk, at least 20 advertised whwocshw— the uk, at least 20 advertised whwocshw h— the uk, at least 20 advertised university in the— the uk, at least 20 advertised university in the uk studying in ohohsh— university in the uk studying in ohohsh oh— university in the uk studying in english of course— university in the uk studying in english of course you'll have to, english of course you'll have to hwo— english of course you'll have to hwo wow— english of course you'll have to, but you don't— english of course you'll have to, but you don't have to prove choo— to, but you don't have to prove choc wow— to, but you don't have to prove ohoo wow howo— to, but you don't have to prove that you have a— to, but you don't have to prove that you have a proficiency in cho— that you have a proficiency in tho ohohsh— that you have a proficiency in the english language. now, swohw— the english language. now, swohw, swohw— the english language. now, surely, surely that is a core ohho— surely, surely that is a core thing for— surely, surely that is a core ohho for ohw— surely, surely that is a core thing for any immigrant to be coming— thing for any immigrant to be coming hoo— thing for any immigrant to be coming into england, to the uk , coming into england, to the uk, to ho— coming into england, to the uk, to ho ohho— coming into england, to the uk, to ho ohho oo— coming into england, to the uk, to be able to speak, understand the to be able to speak, understand oho ohohsh— to be able to speak, understand the english language. if you're going— the english language. if you're ooho oo— the english language. if you're going to integrate, if you're going— going to integrate, if you're going oo— going to integrate, if you're going so 90— going to integrate, if you're going to 90 out_ going to integrate, if you're going to go out in society arnie ono— going to go out in society arnie oho ooo— going to go out in society arnie and add value— going to go out in society arnie and add value . _ going to go out in society arnie and add value . / �*00 ': and add value. yeah, 100. and i'm really, really pleased that you with your first hand experience of what you've seen with your own eyes, can come here and tell the nation that

because i'm sick and tired of being lied to a and i think being lied to a man and i think the public sick and the british public are sick and tired lied to about all tired of being lied to about all of and there appears to of this. and there appears to be, you've said there, be, from what you've said there, absolutely no attempt whatsoever in our current immigration process a second in our current immigration process to a second in our current immigration process to what a second in our current immigration process to what some second in our current immigration process to what some people thought to what some people coming over here might, how well they might be able to integrate to this this country. is that would that be fair? i think look , we've would that be fair? i think look , hooco— would that be fair? i think look , we've heard recently- : ”7’ i think look , we've heard recently that both the , we've heard recently that both oho whoo— , we've heard recently that both the prime minister— , we've heard recently that both the prime minister and the home soccooocw— the prime minister and the home soccooocw oo— the prime minister and the home secretary are now— the prime minister and the home secretary are now very keen to shop— secretary are now very keen to shop sowoohos— secretary are now very keen to stop students from bringing chow— stop students from bringing chow family— stop students from bringing their family members from their oohohoohos— their family members from their dependents over— their family members from their dependents over to the uk with choch. — dependents over to the uk with choch. aho— dependents over to the uk with them. and that's— dependents over to the uk with them. and that's been something that them. and that's been something choc hos— them. and that's been something that has added— them. and that's been something that has added to— them. and that's been something that has added to the numbers. so that has added to the numbers. so .— that has added to the numbers. so h ohhh— that has added to the numbers. so i think last— that has added to the numbers. so i think last year, if we look at, so i think last year, if we look oh how— so i think last year, if we look at, for example _ so i think last year, if we look at, for example ,— so i think last year, if we look at, for example , visas issued to at, for example, visas issued to hohohs— at, for example, visas issued to hohohs so— at, for example, visas issued to indians, so around— at, for example, visas issued to indians, so around 118,000 visas hsswoo— indians, so around 118,000 visas were issued to— indians, so around 118,000 visas were issued to highly skilled hohoh— were issued to highly skilled indian migrants— were issued to highly skilled indian migrants and that's honhoshc— indian migrants and that's fantastic. you— indian migrants and that's fantastic. you know, doctors, ohhohoos— fantastic. you know, doctors, ohhohoos ,— fantastic. you know, doctors, engineers , other— fantastic. you know, doctors, engineers , other professionals , engineers, other professionals, ooo— engineers, other professionals, ooo hoo— engineers, other professionals, around 100 plus— engineers, other professionals, around 100 plus thousand visas were also issued— around 100 plus thousand visas were also issued to students. now:— were also issued to students. how, whoo— were also issued to students. now who wo— were also issued to students. now, what we don't know is how mohw—

now, what we don't know is how mohw cohor— now, what we don't know is how many other visas— now, what we don't know is how many other visas were issued to oooohoohos. — many other visas were issued to dependents. and— many other visas were issued to dependents. and that is also a key— dependents. and that is also a key figure— dependents. and that is also a key figure choo— dependents. and that is also a key figure that adds to these hos h— key figure that adds to these numbers. i mean, look, i think cho— numbers. i mean, look, i think oho hwho— numbers. i mean, look, i think the prime minister and the home soccooocw— the prime minister and the home soccooocw hwho— the prime minister and the home soccooocw wwho oo — the prime minister and the home secretary trying to stop people , sowoohos— secretary trying to stop people , students from _ secretary trying to stop people , students from bringing their oooohoohos— , students from bringing their dependents over— , students from bringing their dependents over is a good thing. aoohh— dependents over is a good thing. aoohh chis— dependents over is a good thing. aoohh this is— dependents over is a good thing. again, this is resources , again, this is about resources, hoo— again, this is about resources, not race-above- again, this is about resources, not race. above all, i think not race. and above all, i think if onw— not race. and above all, i think h ohw woo— not race. and above all, i think h ohw owoo of— not race. and above all, i think if any type of net— not race. and above all, i think if any type of net zero we showho— if any type of net zero we showho ho— if any type of net zero we should be having is net zero mhocohoh— should be having is net zero migration. yeah— should be having is net zero migration. yeah _ should be having is net zero migration. yeah look, aman, thank you very, very much . it's thank you very, very much. it's been an absolute pleasure to have you on the show. and i hope to you very soon. to talk to you again very soon. my to talk to you again very soon. my man, simon calder, who my good man, simon calder, who is the founding chairman of global britain in uk. how fascinating that now fascinating was that now then, that appears fascinating was that now then, th.be appears fascinating was that now then, th.be no appears fascinating was that now then, th.be no thought appears fascinating was that now then, th.be no thought givenappears to be no thought given whatsoever when immigration applications come to this country are made about whether or not that individual might be able to integrate into british culture. and it's all very well and good using the argument, isn't it, that people come over here to study and they here to study and that they bnng here to study and that they bring a of money to this bring a bit of money to this country, i.e. they their country, i.e. they pay their university fees? it's not the price putting on british price we are putting on british culture, that if that culture, is it? is that if that was put to a vote, which by the

way, is every general way, it is every single general election during the election and was during the brexit referendum for price brexit referendum for what price would be willing to would you be willing to essentially sell down essentially sell britain down the when open your the road when you open your front you might be front door and you might be don't exactly what you don't recognise exactly what you see out that door? see when you look out that door? well it's okay because people are paying university to are paying a university money to go study it? i'm go and study there, is it? i'm not that washes with the not sure that washes with the british public. views british public. gb views gbnews.uk labour gbnews.uk now a senior labour mp, accused of sexually mp, has been accused of sexually assaulting one of female assaulting one of his female colleagues. to know is colleagues. i want to know is westminster place to westminster a safe place to work? if you're a woman? i'm patrick christys on gb news britain's news .

listening to gb news radio . listening to gb news radio. yeah. welcome back. now, of listening to gb news radio. yeah. welcome back. iwithof course, i started the show with a course, i started the show with o-soocw— course, i started the show with o-soocw ohowo- course, i started the show with a story about migration a shocking story about migration howcos— a shocking story about migration howcos-h-ch— a shocking story about migration howcos-h-ch hoo— a shocking story about migration figures, i'm not going to figures, but i'm not going to how— tell you about another absolutely— tell you about another absolutely shocking story, ochwohw— actually. but for very, very ohhocoho— actually. but for very, veryi different _ shadow different reasons. a shadow chhhsooc— different reasons. a shadow minister reported to minister has been reported to the minister has been reported to tho hohco— minister has been reported to who oohco hw— minister has been reported to who oohco hw o— minister has been reported to the police by a female labour mp

who— the police by a female labour mp who sows— the police by a female labour mp who sows choo— the police by a female labour mp who says that he— the police by a female labour mp who says that he sexually ossowhoo— who says that he sexually assaulted her.— who says that he sexually assaulted her. and it got me thinking— assaulted her. and it got me thinking about— assaulted her. and it got me thinking about the culture here of westminster,— thinking about the culture here of westminster, what it's like to wow— of westminster, what it's like to wow h— of westminster, what it's like to work in there— of westminster, what it's like to work in there as a woman and joining— to work in there as a woman and joining cho— to work in there as a woman and joining ho hs— to work in there as a woman and joining me is jo—anne nadler, who— joining me is jo—anne nadler, who cho— joining me is jo—anne nadler, who oho wsoo— joining me is jo—anne nadler, who did used to— joining me is jo—anne nadler, who did used to work in west whsooh— who did used to work in west minster. joanne,— who did used to work in west minster. joanne, thank you very chwch. — minster. joanne, thank you very chwch. h-s— minster. joanne, thank you very much. it's great— minster. joanne, thank you very much. it's great to— minster. joanne, thank you very much. it's great to have you on cho— much. it's great to have you on tho show— much. it's great to have you on tho show oho— much. it's great to have you on the show and to— much. it's great to have you on the show and to talk about shwohoh— the show and to talk about situation like _ the show and to talk about situation like this and it does appear— situation like this and it does appear choo— situation like this and it does appear that westminster , which appear that westminster, which has appear that westminster, which hos eso— appear that westminster, which hos oso whs— appear that westminster, which has 650 mps there, appears to be who— has 650 mps there, appears to be owho o— has 650 mps there, appears to be owho o soohhho— has 650 mps there, appears to be quite a startling rate of at hooso— quite a startling rate of at least allegations of sexual misconduct.— least allegations of sexual misconduct. i— least allegations of sexual misconduct. i mean, does this swhhso— misconduct. i mean, does this swohso wow— misconduct. i mean, does this swohso wow .— misconduct. i mean, does this swohso wow . ho — misconduct. i mean, does this surprise you . to will misconduct. i mean, does this surprise you . to «chili? surprise you. to well, yes and no. patrick i mean, i should just say you're you're quite correct that i used to work in westminster, although i was never employed in the in the house of commons as such. i was a journalist working for the bbc and very often in and i'm still very often in westminster. my own westminster. and my own experience has been pretty positive whole. mean, positive on the whole. i mean, there have been a couple of what i would describe sort of i would describe as sort of minor nothing on the minor incidents. nothing on the sort of scale that hearing sort of scale that we're hearing about particular case. about in this particular case. and indeed, you know,

unfortunately , in a number of unfortunately, in a number of different cases and incidents in recent years . and it's not recent years. and it's not obviously just a problem for the labour party . we've seen labour party. we've seen a conservative mp in the house of commons watching actually during a debate which was, you know, pretty shocking as well. very shocking, frankly . but to your shocking, frankly. but to your question about the culture of westminster, whether it's a safe place for women to work, i mean, as i say, i always found it a safe place, but i do think that there are certain elements of there are certain elements of the political life , not least the political life, not least the political life, not least the fact that there are a lot of bars in the house of commons, which which serve alcohol at reduced rates to tired mps . and reduced rates to tired mps. and that often, i think is a is a precursor to events which aren't appropriate and of course you have a lot of mps who divide their time between an a home life somewhere else and a life in westminster. and you have a lot of young people very sort of

cheek by jowl with older people who perhaps have a different kind of approach to how to handle relations between the sexes and aren't as shall we say, aren't as , uh, as sensitive say, aren't as, uh, as sensitive to what people rightly expect. now so, so do you think that whoh— now so, so do you think that whoh poooho— now so, so do you think that when people call— how so, so do you think that when people call west him so, so do you think that when people call west minster chis— when people call west minster this who— when people call west minster this like kind— when people call west minster this like kind of— when people call west minster this like kind of cesspit pit of sowoh— this like kind of cesspit pit of sexual harassment and rampant hoozho— sexual harassment and rampant hoozho ono— sexual harassment and rampant boozing and they— sexual harassment and rampant boozing and they call it pestminster,_ boozing and they call it pestminster, don't they? do you think— pestminster, don't they? do you ohhh choc-s— pestminster, don't they? do you think that's slightly overblown ohoh— think that's slightly overblown ohoh 7— think that's slightly overblown ohoh wow,— think that's slightly overblown then ? well, my— think that's slightly overblown then ? well, my suspicion is that then? well, my suspicion is that it then? well, my suspicion is that h is— then? well, my suspicion is that h is hwo— then? well, my suspicion is that h is hwo h— then? well, my suspicion is that it is, but i wouldn't— then? well, my suspicion is that it is, but i wouldn't like to shook— it is, but i wouldn't like to spook hoch — it is, but i wouldn't like to speak from the— it is, but i wouldn't like to speak from the point of view of somohoow— speak from the point of view of somebody who's— speak from the point of view of somebody who's currently working in cho— somebody who's currently working in tho howso— somebody who's currently working in the house of— somebody who's currently working in the house of commons, because i'm in the house of commons, because woo hoo- — in the house of commons, because woo hoo- aho— in the house of commons, because woo hoo- who .— in the house of commons, because woo hoo- who h coh— in the house of commons, because i'm not. and i can see- in the house of commons, because i'm not. ' 2 it?" in the house of commons, because i'm not. ' “2 it?" i'm not. and i can see all sorts of circumstances in which situations arise that are situations can arise that are possibly more easily likely within that sort of working environment than they are elsewhere. but i mean, it is not by any stretch of the imagination a problem that's solely in westminster. and we've

seen from the cbi very recently that unfortunately in various institutions and places there is a bit of a culture of kyiv, quite frankly, treating women as second class citizens. but it should also be remembered it's not just women here that are potentially victims. i spoke to a colleague of mine who works in westminster today. you know, a young man, and he said that, you know, he's quite often put in compromising positions by other men . so i think, you know, men. so i think, you know, sexual misconduct , you know, is sexual misconduct, you know, is not sort of restricted to asexuality or a sex. no and i think that's a— asexuality or a sex. no and i think that's a really,- s; 92x with and i think that's a really, really hhoohoho— think that's a really, really important point. i'm certainly wow— important point. i'm certainly very woo— important point. i'm certainly very glad choo— important point. i'm certainly very glad that you've made it. joanne— very glad that you've made it. woohho grooo— very glad that you've made it. joanne great to— very glad that you've made it. joanne great to have you on the show— joanne great to have you on the show ono— joanne great to have you on the show oho oh— joanne great to have you on the show and all the— joanne great to have you on the show and all the best. i hope to choo— show and all the best. i hope to choc soon— show and all the best. i hope to choc os— show and all the best. i hope to chat soon as jo—anne nadler choco— chat soon as jo—anne nadler choco who— chat soon as jo—anne nadler there who used— chat soon as jo—anne nadler there who used work in there who used to work in westminster— there who used to work in westminster as- there who used to work in westminster as reporter as westminster as a reporter as wow,— westminster as a reporter as well,lpolitical_ westminster as a reporter as well, political commentator well, a political commentator ono— well, a political commentator owo—oh- well, a political commentatori oho—oh-whco and author as well of too nice to ho— and author as well of too nice to helm— and author as well of too nice to holhocw, hwo— and author as well of too nice to be tory, but unfortunately to be a tory, but unfortunately chis— to be a tory, but unfortunately this is— to be a tory, but unfortunately this is for— to be a tory, but unfortunately this is far from _ to be a tory, but unfortunately this is far from an— to be a tory, but unfortunately this is far from an isolated coso-s oh- this is far from an isolated case-is of course| case and that is of course the ohooohoh — case and that is of course the allegation. _just- allegation. if you are just joining— allegation. if you are just joining ws— allegation. if you are just joining us about a prominent wohow—

joining us about a prominent wohow hh— joining us about a prominent labour mp being investigated for allegedly— labour mp being investigated for allegedly foc— labour mp being investigated for allegedly for sexual harassment , ohcohoco— allegedly for sexual harassment , oocoooco. hwo— allegedly for sexual harassment , etcetera. but unfortunately chis— , etcetera. but unfortunately this is— , etcetera. but unfortunately this is for— , etcetera. but unfortunately this is far from _ , etcetera. but unfortunately this is far from an isolated h— this is far from an isolated h os— this is far from an isolated case. it was reported in april coso— case. it was reported in april hoso year— case. it was reported in april last year that— case. it was reported in april last year that an— case. it was reported in april last year that an incredible 56 whs— last year that an incredible 56 mos woo— last year that an incredible 56 mps were under— last year that an incredible 56 mps were under investigation for sowoh— mps were under investigation for sexual harassment— mps were under investigation for sexual harassment and plenty of the sexual harassment and plenty of tho cwoho— sexual harassment and plenty of the current and— sexual harassment and plenty of the current and former mps have hooh— the current and former mps have hooh hoo— the current and former mps have hooh poo oo— the current and former mps have been proven to have been guilty of hoowoohooo— been proven to have been guilty of inappropriate behaviour or h— of inappropriate behaviour or worse. i believe— of inappropriate behaviour or worse. i believe we can have a hwho— worse. i believe we can have a hhho hook— worse. i believe we can have a little look at— worse. i believe we can have a little look at a— worse. i believe we can have a little look at a few— worse. i believe we can have a little look at a few of them. so goo— little look at a few of them. so goo w-woo— little look at a few of them. so we've got we've got imran ahmed whoh— we've got we've got imran ahmed hhoh who— we've got we've got imran ahmed hhoh who os— we've got we've got imran ahmed khan, who was still— we've got we've got imran ahmed khan, who was still a tory mp whoh— khan, who was still a tory mp whoh ho— khan, who was still a tory mp whoh ho os— khan, who was still a tory mp when he was found guilty last may— when he was found guilty last how of— when he was found guilty last may of sexually— when he was found guilty last may of sexually assaulting a ooohooo— may of sexually assaulting a ooohooo how— may of sexually assaulting a ooohooo how h— may of sexually assaulting a teenage boy in 2008. he was iohoo— teenage boy in 2008. he was iohoo foc— teenage boy in 2008. he was iohoo ho ho— teenage boy in 2008. he was jailed for 18 months. former conservative— jailed for 18 months. former conservative mp— jailed for 18 months. former conservative mp charlie ohhhho— conservative mp charlie elphicke, who - conservative mp charlie elphicke, who was jailed in 2020 for soxwouw— elphicke, who was jailed in 2020 for sexually assaulting two women. mike— for sexually assaulting two women. mike hill as well, coshohoo— women. mike hill as well, resigned os— women. mike hill as well, resigned as a— women. mike hill as well, resigned as a labour mp in 2021, how— resigned as a labour mp in 2021, how months— resigned as a labour mp in 2021, four months before— resigned as a labour mp in 2021, four months before an employment whhwhoh— four months before an employment tribunal ruled— four months before an employment tribunal ruled that— four months before an employment tribunal ruled that he'd repeatedly— tribunal ruled that he'd repeatedly sexually assaulted ono— repeatedly sexually assaulted and harassed— repeatedly sexually assaulted and harassed a— repeatedly sexually assaulted and harassed a parliamentary scoff— and harassed a parliamentary staff member.— and harassed a parliamentary staff member. and as you're ocwoohw— staff member. and as you're acutely aware,— staff member. and as you're acutely aware, that is just a hohofwh— acutely aware, that is just a hohofwh oh— acutely aware, that is just a handful of people involved . so handful of people involved. so owoh— handful of people involved. so owoh cho— handful of people involved. so given the fact— handful of people involved. so given the fact that there are

oowo— given the fact that there are oowo oso— given the fact that there are around 650 mps, that's clearly owho— around 650 mps, that's clearly owho o— around 650 mps, that's clearly owho o high— around 650 mps, that's clearly quite a high proportion of them who— quite a high proportion of them who oo— quite a high proportion of them who ooho— quite a high proportion of them who are being investigated or howo— who are being investigated or howo hooh— who are being investigated or have been investigated for ohoooo— have been investigated for alleged sexual— have been investigated for alleged sexual misconduct. but ohoco-s— alleged sexual misconduct. but ohoco-s oooos— alleged sexual misconduct. but there's loads more— alleged sexual misconduct. but there's loads more still to come hoowooh— there's loads more still to come hoowooh ow— there's loads more still to come between now and— there's loads more still to come between now and 5— there's loads more still to come between now and 5 p.m. i've got the between now and 5 p.m. i've got oho crazy— between now and 5 p.m. i've got oho crazy soocw— between now and 5 p.m. i've got the crazy story about the armed hohco— the crazy story about the armed oohco sowoo— the crazy story about the armed police squad that's had to chohoo— police squad that's had to chohoo hos— police squad that's had to change its name because it was too change its name because it was ooo aggressive-— change its name because it was too aggressive. that's right. whoo— too aggressive. that's right. armed police,— too aggressive. that's right. armed police, the name being too ooocossho— armed police, the name being too ooocosswo. whoo— armed police, the name being too aggressive. what is— armed police, the name being too aggressive. what is the world coming— aggressive. what is the world coming ooo— aggressive. what is the world coming to? and— aggressive. what is the world coming to? and i— aggressive. what is the world coming to? and i will ask just why— coming to? and i will ask just why-brexiteers_ coming to? and i will ask just why brexiteers treated so why are brexiteers treated so hooow— why are brexiteers treated so hooow hw— why are brexiteers treated so hooow hw cho— why are brexiteers treated so badly by the mainstream media? and badly by the mainstream media? aho h— badly by the mainstream media? who h whoo— badly by the mainstream media? and i will have— badly by the mainstream media? and i will have the one and only woos— and i will have the one and only woos hhhohhs— and i will have the one and only alex phillips on— and i will have the one and only alex phillips on that who, as who — alex phillips on that who, as who so— alex phillips on that who, as i'm sure you're— alex phillips on that who, as i'm sure you're all aware, was occosooo— i'm sure you're all aware, was occosooo h— i'm sure you're all aware, was occosooo h o— i'm sure you're all aware, was accosted in a tirade by foul aoosooh— accosted in a tirade by foul alastair campbell a little bit oowho— alastair campbell a little bit oohhoc oh— alastair campbell a little bit earlier on yesterday. but first, hoo— earlier on yesterday. but first, here's-latest— earlier on yesterday. but first, here's latest news with here's your latest news with hoohoho — here's your latest news with oowho-.- here's your latest news with hoooho-. - here's your latest news with tatiana -. patrick. here's your latest news with - tatiana-. patrick thank tatiana sanchez. patrick thank you very much. this is the latest from the newsroom passengers are facing widespread disruption today due to the latest round of train strikes. members of the aslef union are walking out more than a dozen train operators in a long running dispute over pay .

running dispute over pay. tomorrow, rmt members go on strike, disrupting travel to the final of the eurovision song contest in liverpool . meanwhile, contest in liverpool. meanwhile, rishi sunak says he's disappointed with the decision to block ukrainian president vladimir zelenskyy from addressing the eurovision song contest. boris johnson's also expressed his disappointment , expressed his disappointment, tweeting, there's only one reason the contest isn't in ukraine, and that's because of putin's illegal war. the block is due to concerns from organisers and address could politicise the event . the politicise the event. the european broadcasting union says it's against the rules. labour leader sir keir starmer has insisted his party takes allegations of sexual harassment extremely seriously. it follows reports an internal investigation into one case of groping claims took three years to complete. in a separate case, a labour mp has reported one of her party colleagues to the police for alleged sexual assault. sir keir starmer is urging anyone within the party

with concerns to come forward. well, look , i think all of these well, look, i think all of these allegations have to be taken extremely seriously and they are taken seriously by me and by the party. i do understand from my ohohohco— party. i do understand from my ooohohco os— party. i do understand from my experience as chief— i do understand from my experience as chief prosecutor how— experience as chief prosecutor how difficult— experience as chief prosecutor how difficult it— experience as chief prosecutor how difficult it is— experience as chief prosecutor how difficult it is for people to how difficult it is for people oo coo— how difficult it is for people to come forward— how difficult it is for people to come forward . that's among to come forward. that's among the to come forward. that's among oho oosohs— to come forward. that's among the reasons that— to come forward. that's among the reasons that we made our hocoss— the reasons that we made our process completely independent . process completely independent. so process completely independent. so hos— process completely independent. so its hoo— process completely independent. so its hoo o— process completely independent. so it's not a political process anymore. what— so it's not a political process anymore. what i— so it's not a political process anymore. what i would say is choo— anymore. what i would say is ohoo .— anymore. what i would say is that i encourage— anymore. what i would say is that i encourage anybody to come hocwoco— that i encourage anybody to come oocwoco ono— that i encourage anybody to come oocwoco oho oo— that i encourage anybody to come forward and to feel— that i encourage anybody to come forward and to feel that they're swooohoo— forward and to feel that they're supported through that independent process . the uk independent process. the uk ocohow— independent process. the uk ocohow grew— independent process. the uk economy grew slightly in the torso— economy grew slightly in the fish choo— economy grew slightly in the first three months of the year, hwo— first three months of the year, but contracted _ first three months of the year, but contracted in— first three months of the year, but contracted in march, occocoho— but contracted in march, according to _ but contracted in march, according to official figures. cwowoh— according to official figures. cwowoh oo— according to official figures. growth of 0.1%— according to official figures. growth of 0.1% was- according to official figures. growth of 0.1% was recorded by the office for national statistics in the first quarter. but in march , the economy shrank but in march, the economy shrank by 0.3, mostly driven by a fall in retail and car sales, as well as ongoing strike . action tv as ongoing strike. action tv onune as ongoing strike. action tv online dab+ radio and on tune

in. this is gb news. now it's over to patrick erg . over to patrick erg. well, in the last over to patrick erg.- - well, in the last hour, i over to patrick erg.- - well, in thoabsolutely i brought you the absolutely hohcwoows— ridiculous story that prison ohhcocs— ridiculous story that prison officers have— ridiculous story that prison officers have told to not officers have been told to not coh— officers have been told to not call-convict- officers have been told to not call-convict .- officers have been told to not call-convict . but. call criminals, convict. but hwo— call criminals, convict. but hwo-oh— call criminals, convict. but i've-an equally- call criminals, convict. but i've an equally daft story i've got an equally daft story for i've got an equally daft story ooo—o- i've got an equally daft story| ooo—o hohco for you now because a police who— for you now because a police unit-tackles— for you now because a police unit tackles violent crime unit that tackles violent crime is oohocohoow— unit that tackles violent crime is apparently changing its name hocowso— is apparently changing its name hocowso h— is apparently changing its name because it was— is apparently changing its name because it was too— is apparently changing its name because it was too aggressive. hho — because it was too aggressive. hho viper— because it was too aggressive. the viper squad— because it was too aggressive. the viper squad operates in oohooh— the viper squad operates in london, apparently viper wasn't a london, apparently viper wasn't o hoco— london, apparently viper wasn't o ohowoh— london, apparently viper wasn't a nice enough name . no, it's got a nice enough name. no, it's got cohhooooohs. — a nice enough name. no, it's got connotations. so— a nice enough name. no, it's got connotations. so there we go. h-s— connotations. so there we go. h-s ow— connotations. so there we go. h-s ooho— connotations. so there we go. it's now going to— connotations. so there we go. it's now going to be called the woocowo— it's now going to be called the proactive armed— it's now going to be called the proactive armed team. go crieff. joining— proactive armed team. go crieff. joining cho— proactive armed team. go crieff. joining ho ow— proactive armed team. go crieff. joining me now is— proactive armed team. go crieff. joining me now is former scooooho— joining me now is former scotland yard— joining me now is former scotland yard detective peter hoohsoow— scotland yard detective peter hoohsoow .— scotland yard detective peter bleksley . peter,— scotland yard detective peter bleksley . peter, thank you very bleksley. peter, thank you very chwch. — bleksley. peter, thank you very chwch. whoo— bleksley. peter, thank you very much. what on— bleksley. peter, thank you very much. what on earth is going on? wow,— much. what on earth is going on? wooh oo— much. what on earth is going on? well, of course,— much. what on earth is going on? well, of course, the— well, of course, the metropolitan police is in so how— metropolitan police is in so mohw cooocos— metropolitan police is in so many regards, so fluffy in 2023. who— many regards, so fluffy in 2023. who chos— many regards, so fluffy in 2023. who his os— many regards, so fluffy in 2023. and this is just— many regards, so fluffy in 2023. and this is just another- many regards, so fluffy in 2023. and this is just another example of it. but of course, in policing, everything is given an

acronym. so the proactive live armed team, as it's now going to be known, will be given the acronym. pat oh , okay. now that acronym. pat oh, okay. now that may be offensive , of course, to may be offensive, of course, to people called patrick or patricia. well, i'm offended. should they shoot someone, for example? yeah shot by pat. yeah. and where's it all going to end? you know, i mean it's opened a can of worms because of course, the metropolitan police have got special branch now surely that's far too elitist . surely that's far too elitist. so they might have to be average branch . might. yeah. bang. branch. might. yeah. bang. average— branch. might. yeah. bang. average branch.— 2 ii g“ yeah. bang. average branch. yeah yeah, yeah. aho— average branch. yeah yeah, yeah. who-h— average branch. yeah yeah, yeah. aholh ooos— average branch. yeah yeah, yeah. aholh ooos h— average branch. yeah yeah, yeah. and-it goes on. i mean- average branch. yeah yeah, yeah. and.it goes on. i mean it- average branch. yeah yeah, yeah. ' 2 l g i mean it is and so it goes on. i mean it is just and so it goes on. i mean it is iwso cho— and so it goes on. i mean it is iwso oho hooo— and so it goes on. i mean it is just the idea who— ' “2 l g i mean it is just the idea who comes up with chos— just the idea who comes up with his sowo.— just the idea who comes up with his sowh. so— just the idea who comes up with this stuff. so bear— just the idea who comes up with this stuff. so bear in mind it's wohh— this stuff. so bear in mind it's wohh iwsh— this stuff. so bear in mind it's wohh iwso, iwso— this stuff. so bear in mind it's worth just, just telling people whoo— worth just, just telling people who who— worth just, just telling people who who of— worth just, just telling people what kind of individual that chos— what kind of individual that his viper— what kind of individual that this viper unit— what kind of individual that this viper unit would be used to ooohho— this viper unit would be used to ooohho whoh— this viper unit would be used to dealing with serious armed chmhoos. — dealing with serious armed criminals. so— dealing with serious armed criminals. l dealing with serious armed criminals. o criminals. so isn't viper a great name for him ? yeah. you'd great name for him? yeah. you'd want to be on that team . and want to be on that team. and when people, colleagues, you know, you meet them say, you know, you meet them say, you know, what are you doing these days? what team are you on? where are working? yeah, i'm where are you working? yeah, i'm

on and everybody knows on viper and everybody knows you're very serious on viper and everybody knows you'rearmed very serious on viper and everybody knows you'rearmed criminalsy serious on viper and everybody knows you'rearmed criminals. serious on viper and everybody knows you'rearmed criminals. but ous on viper and everybody knows you'rearmed criminals. but no, , bad armed criminals. but no, i'm on the proactive armed team. all right ? but also as well, all right? but also as well, i iwsh— all right? but also as well, i iwso. h— all right? but also as well, i iwso. h ooh-o— all right? but also as well, i just. i don't know.- all right? but also as well, i just. i don't know. i- 2 2“? but also as well, i just. i don't know. i mean, psychologically,- just. i don't know. i mean, psychologically, i get that the hooo— psychologically, i get that the hooo oo— psychologically, i get that the hooo of cho— psychologically, i get that the idea of the kind— psychologically, i get that the idea of the kind of people that chow-co— idea of the kind of people that chow-co ooohho— idea of the kind of people that they're dealing with are wohohow— they're dealing with are probably-put- they're dealing with are probably put off by any probably not put off by any homo-wow— probably not put off by any name. you know, if they name. but, you know, if they ohowoho— name. but, you know, if they ohowoho-vhoc- name. but, you know, if they thought viper squad name. but, you know, if they thoulafter viper squad name. but, you know, if they thoulafter them, viper squad name. but, you know, if they thoulafter them, it per squad name. but, you know, if they thoulafter them, it probablyi name. but, you know, if they thoulafter them, it probably is were after them, it probably is a were after them, it probably is o-hh— were after them, it probably is o-hh-oooc— were after them, it probably is a bit fear inducing a little bit more fear inducing ono— a little bit more fear inducing oho ohhhho. — a little bit more fear inducing and thinking. the proactive ocmoo— and thinking. the proactive ocmoo-hs— and thinking. the proactive armed is there. /22 and thinking. the proactive armed is there. /2:2 “ 2 and thinking. the proactive- armed-is there. you hit on armed team is there. you hit on armed team is there. you hit on o-wocw— armed team is there. you hit on o-wocw good— armed team is there. you hit on a very good point here a very, very good point here because know what because do you know what criminals fearful of? criminals were fearful of? certain stations . okay. certain police stations. okay. and they would deliberately not commit crime on a particular patch because they didn't want to go a certain police station . to go a certain police station. likewise, they didn't want to be targeted by certain squads who had reputations for catching people and convict , eating them. people and convict, eating them. so i think viper short, snappy to the point it is a really good word to be circulating in in amongst criminals to strike just amongst criminals to strike just a slight note of fear . but now a slight note of fear. but now of course on this it's friday so

i'll be going for a curry tonight you know and i would normally have a pint of cobra, right? oh, yeah . other lagers right? oh, yeah. other lagers are available . but i'm going to are available. but i'm going to have to say to my friend who runs the indian restaurant that i think i'll have a pint of limbless reptile beer, please. limbless reptile beer 100. you can't possibly have a pint- 00 you can't possibly have a pint of coho — can't possibly have a pint of coho wo— can't possibly have a pint of coho wo. h— can't possibly have a pint of cobra. no, i mean, it would be ooho— cobra. no, i mean, it would be ooho owo— cobra. no, i mean, it would be ooho owo oo— cobra. no, i mean, it would be bang out of order.— cobra. no, i mean, it would be bang out of order. that actually oho— bang out of order. that actually oho hos— bang out of order. that actually and it's offensive. _ bang out of order. that actually and it's offensive. and it's an aggressive— and it's offensive. and it's an aggressive drink— and it's offensive. and it's an aggressive drink 100. and but why— aggressive drink 100. and but whw—how- why is this culture now swoochho— why is this culture now streaming through our police hoco— streaming through our police oocco whoso— streaming through our police force where i— streaming through our police force where i mean, instead of chowho— force where i mean, instead of chowho ooohho— force where i mean, instead of maybe looking at— force where i mean, instead of maybe looking at some pretty oowooss— maybe looking at some pretty lawless areas— maybe looking at some pretty lawless areas and violent knife coho— lawless areas and violent knife ono— lawless areas and violent knife crime and drug— lawless areas and violent knife crime and drug crime and all of chos— crime and drug crime and all of his sowo— crime and drug crime and all of his sowh .— crime and drug crime and all of his sowh . h— crime and drug crime and all of this stuff , if there— crime and drug crime and all of this stuff , if there is any this stuff, if there is any hocws— this stuff, if there is any focus whatsoever on whether or not focus whatsoever on whether or hoo oho — focus whatsoever on whether or not the name for— focus whatsoever on whether or not the name for the group of hocowo— not the name for the group of hooooo who— not the name for the group of hooooo who 90— not the name for the group of people who go out and sometimes shooo— people who go out and sometimes shooo oo— people who go out and sometimes shooo oo cho— people who go out and sometimes shoot at the worst— people who go out and sometimes shoot at the worst human beings in ow— shoot at the worst human beings in sochoow— shoot at the worst human beings in our society should be changed hocowso— in our society should be changed hocowso hos— in our society should be changed because it's too— in our society should be changed because it's too aggressive, be whooc— because it's too aggressive, be who ho— because it's too aggressive, be under no illusion,— because it's too aggressive, be under no illusion, tough , under no illusion, tough, wooohw— under no illusion, tough, violent, determined criminals hooo— violent, determined criminals hooo oowoh— violent, determined criminals need tough brownite intelligent,

ooohoss— need tough brownite intelligent, fearless police— need tough brownite intelligent, fearless police officers and oooocowos— fearless police officers and detectives to _ fearless police officers and detectives to catch them. ”w“22; detectives to catch them. there is o— detectives to catch them. there is a fluffiness_ detectives to catch them. there is a fluffiness around much of the metropolitan police and there is a sort of neo liberal orthodoxy that occupies a lot of the corridors of power in policing. and this has been borne out in recent decades as so many of these senior police officers have gone to university in this dates back to 1997 when tony blair said education, education, education and certain cops said, we'll have some of that. cops said, we'll have some of that . and off they went. often that. and off they went. often publicly funded to get their degrees, went to university , and degrees, went to university, and they came back with their heads full quite often of pseudo intellectual claptrap that really didn't have a place in policing. that's not to say policing. that's not to say policing has got to be disrespect. awful. of course not. absolutely not. and i'm not saying that policing should be occupied by dinosaurs and outdated thinking , but there is outdated thinking, but there is

a limit. and sometimes , you a limit. and sometimes, you know, a sharp to the point that very, very relevant name is good because what absolutely hasn't changed is the attitudes of the people that they're trying to catch. and in some cases, unfortunately, _ 2222“ and in some cases, unfortunately, kill when it comes to, you— unfortunately, kill when it comes to, you know, armed shoooowos— comes to, you know, armed shoooowos oc— comes to, you know, armed shootouts or or— comes to, you know, armed shootouts or or whatever. and, you— shootouts or or whatever. and, wow hhow. — shootouts or or whatever. and, wow know. of— shootouts or or whatever. and, wow know oh wow— shootouts or or whatever. and, you know, if you change the oooowoo— you know, if you change the ooohwoo oo— you know, if you change the attitude of the— you know, if you change the attitude of the police or the oohhcs— attitude of the police or the oohhcs oo— attitude of the police or the ethics of the— attitude of the police or the ethics of the police or the oohos— ethics of the police or the oohos oo— ethics of the police or the ethos of the _ ethics of the police or the ethos of the police and those wow— ethos of the police and those very oohoocows— ethos of the police and those very dangerous, violent individuals— very dangerous, violent individuals trying individuals who they are trying to individuals who they are trying oo—oxocow- individuals who they are trying to _exactly the - individuals who they are trying to exactly the same to catch have exactly the same mohoohow. — to catch have exactly the same mohoohow. _oo— to catch have exactly the same mentality. _at what- to catch have exactly the same mentality. at what point mentality. well, at what point do mentality. well, at what point oo ohoso— mentality. well, at what point do those bad _ mentality. well, at what point do those bad people win? well we are do those bad people win? well we ooo—oo— do those bad people win? well we ooo—oo-somo- do those bad people win? well we ooo—oo-socho veryl are very lucky to have some very oooowhhoo.— are very lucky to have some very determined, detectives determined, resolute detectives and determined, resolute detectives oho hohco— determined, resolute detectives and police officers who are whohho— and police officers who are whohho oo— and police officers who are willing to take— and police officers who are willing to take up arms, who hooo— willing to take up arms, who have considered— willing to take up arms, who have considered whether they ooh— have considered whether they ioh oho — have considered whether they join the police— have considered whether they join the police and will accept choo— join the police and will accept that responsibility and years ono— that responsibility and years oho woocs— that responsibility and years oho woocs oo— that responsibility and years and years of investigation on showoo— and years of investigation on showoo chow— and years of investigation on should they pull— and years of investigation on should they pull that trigger ono— should they pull that trigger oho ooho— should they pull that trigger oho ooho o— should they pull that trigger and take a life.— should they pull that trigger and take a life. 2 and take a life. so we should be grateful to those good , decent grateful to those good, decent cops. but but i'm afraid that in the corridors of power, there is this there is this prevailing fluffiness. but where does that hooo?— fluffiness. but where does that ooooo highc— fluffiness. but where does that lead? right where _ but where does that lead? right where does that

hooo?— lead? right where does that lead? because— lead? right where does that lead? because people, some ooohoo— lead? because people, some hooooo hom— lead? because people, some people from certain quarters highc— people from certain quarters hhoho ho— people from certain quarters might be looking at this and going,— might be looking at this and ooho-woo.- might be looking at this and. going,-well,-good. going, right, well, that's good. ocowohw— going, right, well, that's good. actually—police. actually because the police have hohowoo— actually because the police have behaved—or! behaved appallingly before or we've seen-at- behaved appallingly before or we've seen at the we've seen arrests at the cocohoooh— we've seen arrests at the. coronation _all we've seen arrests at the- coronation _all this coronation or whatever. all this sowo— coronation or whatever. all this sowo-cho— coronation or whatever. all this sowo-chol— coronation or whatever. all this stuff-the-i think- stuff is. by the way, i think chow-co— stuff is. by the way, i think chow-co wou— stuff is. by the way, i think they're well within their rights to they're well within their rights oo-h-o— they're well within their rights oo-h-o hooo— they're well within their rights to i'd have happily to do that. i'd have happily soohohoho-w- to do that. i'd have happily seen anyone who, to do that. i'd have happily- seen-anyone who, even seen them lift anyone who, even in seen them lift anyone who, even on hw— seen them lift anyone who, even on how ophhoh— seen them lift anyone who, even in my opinion looked in my opinion anyway, looked as ohowoh— in my opinion anyway, looked as ohowoh-ooho- in my opinion anyway, looked as ohowoh-ooho oo- in my opinion anyway, looked as though going to ruin though they were going to ruin choo— though they were going to ruin choc-aho— though they were going to ruin that-and there- that big day. and there was a lot that big day. and there was a ooo oo— that big day. and there was a ooo of hoohco— that big day. and there was a lot of police bashing that took hooco— lot of police bashing that took hooco ocoow— lot of police bashing that took place after that— lot of police bashing that took place after that that i thought ooho— place after that that i thought ooho owo— place after that that i thought was bang out of— place after that that i thought was bang out of order. but we coh-choo— was bang out of order. but we can _that-that'sl was bang out of order. but we. can _that-that's not can leave that there. that's not whoo— can leave that there. that's not whoo-oh— can leave that there. that's not whoo-oh oo— can leave that there. that's not what-on to talk- can leave that there. that's not what on to talk about. what you're on to talk about. hwo— what you're on to talk about. hwo h...— what you're on to talk about. but where does— what you're on to talk about. but where does this play out how— but where does this play out chow-ono— but where does this play out ohoho-oho wh- but where does this play out then? end up with a police then? do we end up with a police hoco— then? do we end up with a police coco-os— then? do we end up with a police force-is infected— then? do we end up with a police force is infected with this force that is infected with this all force that is infected with this ooo hocow— force that is infected with this all nicely ideology and all nicely nicey ideology and ohoh— all nicely nicey ideology and then-lawless— all nicely nicey ideology and then lawless britain or then just lawless britain or who? — then just lawless britain or who? -wo- then just lawless britain or what? _we all- then just lawless britain or what? then just lawless britain ori what? _we all have to then just lawless britain or- what? _we all have to hope what? well, we all have to hope that answer to question that the answer to that question is fundamental we is a fundamental no, because we need resolute, determined, need a resolute, determined, brave, courageous men and women to some to take on the criminals. some of criminals and let's not of these criminals and let's not beat around the bush have absolutely no compulsion about pulling a trigger and killing someone or plunging into someone or plunging a knife into someone. we have to have a someone. so we have to have a resolute police service who will stand up to these people, who will gather the evidence, who will gather the evidence, who will smash the doors down, put

the handcuffs on and drag them off to custody suites . yes. off to custody suites. yes. yeah. look, peter, 22 yes. yeah. look, peter, thank you wow— yeah. look, peter, thank you very mwch— yeah. look, peter, thank you very hwch. as— yeah. look, peter, thank you very much. as ever. peter hoohsoow— very much. as ever. peter bleksley there. - very much. as ever. peter bleksley there. he's a former scooooho— bleksley there. he's a former scotland yard— bleksley there. he's a former scotland yard detective speaking as scotland yard detective speaking osloowows— scotland yard detective speaking as i always - such - scotland yard detective speaking as always such common as he always does such common -0how.— as he always does such common sense. okay. liverpool sense. right. okay. liverpool hos— sense. right. okay. liverpool hos hooh— sense. right. okay. liverpool has been hit— sense. right. okay. liverpool has been hit by— sense. right. okay. liverpool has been hit by eurovision oowo. — has been hit by eurovision oowo. coh— has been hit by eurovision oowo. coh h— has been hit by eurovision fever. can i just- has been hit by eurovision fever. can i just say, have you. hocowso— fever. can i just say, have you. hocowso h— fever. can i just say, have you. because i certainly— fever. can i just say, have you. because i certainly haven't. but chowho— because i certainly haven't. but chowho och— because i certainly haven't. but chowho h-ch o— because i certainly haven't. but maybe i'm a misery ghost. but choco— maybe i'm a misery ghost. but ohoco wo— maybe i'm a misery ghost. but ohoco wo go.— maybe i'm a misery ghost. but there we go. eurovision fever ohooo— there we go. eurovision fever ohooo-hhoo- there we go. eurovision fever ahead-final of- there we go. eurovision fever ahead final of the song ahead of the final of the song cohooso— ahead of the final of the song contest tomorrow— ahead of the final of the song contest tomorrow . for what contest tomorrow. for what it's wohh— contest tomorrow. for what it's wohh-hho— contest tomorrow. for what it's worth, did previously worth, our act. did previously owooo— worth, our act. did previously owooo-sho— worth, our act. did previously tweet-she hated- worth, our act. did previously tweet she hated britain, tweet that she hated britain, hwo— tweet that she hated britain, hwo ow— tweet that she hated britain, but now here— tweet that she hated britain, but now here go. but what but now here we go. but what ohowo— but now here we go. but what ohowo oho— but now here we go. but what about the rest— but now here we go. but what about the rest of— but now here we go. but what about the rest of us? i went out oho— about the rest of us? i went out oho ohowo— about the rest of us? i went out and about earlier— about the rest of us? i went out and about earlier to find out whoo— and about earlier to find out who ocohocw— and about earlier to find out what ordinary men and women on the what ordinary men and women on cho-ooh— what ordinary men and women on cho-ooh ohowo— the streets felt about eurovision - the streets felt about eurovision .- the streets felt about eurovision . is there anything, eurovision. is there anything, do eurovision. is there anything, oo wow— eurovision. is there anything, oo wow ohhh— eurovision. is there anything, do you think, that could make you— do you think, that could make wow-ohoo— do you think, that could make wow-ohowo h— do you think, that could make you-about it if— do you think, that could make you about it if they played you care about it if they played propor— you care about it if they played proper hwshco — you care about it if they played proper music? i— you care about it if they played proper music? 22:2“ 2 proper music? i suppose, i don't know. do you happen- proper music? i suppose, i don't know. do you happen by- proper music? 22:2“ 2 do you happen by any know. do you happen by any chohco— know. do you happen by any chohco oo— know. do you happen by any chance to know— know. do you happen by any chance to know the - do you happen by any chance to know the name of any of oho— chance to know the name of any of oho ocoso— chance to know the name of any of the acts? not— chance to know the name of any of the acts? not a— chance to know the name of any of the acts? not a clue what is so ohooohho— of the acts? not a clue what is so appealing about it you? so appealing about it for you? oh so appealing about it for you? oh really?— so appealing about it for you? oh really? naff_ so appealing about it for you? oh really? naff 805— so appealing about it for you? 2 2:2” 802 “2.22 oh really? naff 80s music basically. do you care about the owowshoh— basically. do you care about the eurovision-contest?- basically. do you care about the eurovision-contest? no- 2222 do you care about the eurovision contest? no \w2 eurovision song contest? no no. no. — eurovision song contest? no no. no. whoo— eurovision song contest? no no. no. what could— eurovision song contest? no \w2w \w2.w what could make eurovision song contest? no ho ho what could make it eurovision song contest? no \w2w \w2 what could make it decent no. what could make it decent mus-c— no. what could make it decent 7— no. what could make it decent 7 oo— no. what could make it decent 7 no you— no. what could make it decent music .7 do you care— \2 what could make it decent

music .7 do you care about the music? do you care about the eurovision— music? do you care about the eurovision song— music? do you care about the eurovision song contest? i don't know— eurovision song contest? i don't know too— eurovision song contest? i don't know too much— eurovision song contest? i don't know too much about it. okay. no,— know too much about it. okay. no, that-s— know too much about it. okay. no, that-s fine.— know too much about it. okay. no, that's fine. you— know too much about it. no, that's fine. you see, you woman-t— no, that's fine. you see, you wouldn't know— no, that's fine. you see, you wouldn't know the name of the british— wouldn't know the name of the british act.— wouldn't know the name of the british act. no— wouldn't know the name of the british act. no no.— wouldn't know the name of the british act. no no. okay. do you think— british act. no no. okay. do you think you-ii— british act. no no. okay. do you iiink you-ii ie— british act. no no. okay. do you think you'll be watching it anyway?— think you'll be watching it anyway? vein:— think you'll be watching it anyway? yeah, i might it anyway? yeah, i might check it on.— anyway? yeah, i might check it oni- okav-— anyway? yeah, i might check it out. okay.-cool. - anyway? yeah, i might check it out. okay. cool. all right. out. okay. very cool. all right. do out. okay. very cool. all right. no you— out. okay. very cool. all right. no you nappen— out. okay. very cool. all right. no you nappen io— out. okay. very cool. all right. do you happen to the name do you happen to know the name of do you happen to know the name oi—ncii— do you happen to know the name oi—ncii no. — do you happen to know the name oi—ncii no. no.- do you happen to know the name of_act? no. no. are. of the british act? no. no. are you— of the british act? no. no. are you going— of the british act? no. no. are you going in— of the british act? no. no. are you going to bother to learn? no.— you going to bother to learn? win-ani— you going to bother to learn? nolnni wnen— you going to bother to learn? no.-and what do- you going to bother to learn? no. and what do you like no. no. and what do you like nosi— no. no. and what do you like most-eurovision. no. no. and what do you like. most-eurovision song most about the eurovision song coniesi— most about the eurovision song contest 7 — most about the eurovision song contest ? really?— most about the eurovision song contest ? “7’ \2“ “g contest? really? nothing. i don't think it's based on talent . that's all i'll say. no, i inn-i— . that's all i'll say. no, i inn-i cane— . that's all i'll say. no, i don't care about it. why . that's all i'll say. no, i- don't care about it. why not? because there's no good songs from there, right? so i think that settles that then, doesn't it? eurovision is absolutely nan— it? eurovision is absolutely nan ani— it? eurovision is absolutely nan and no— it? eurovision is absolutely naff and no one— fl eurovision is absolutely naff and no one should care annui— naff and no one should care about in— naff and no one should care about it. moving— naff and no one should care about it. moving on, why are brexiteers— about it. moving on, why are brexiteers is— about it. moving on, why are brexiteers is treated so badly by ine— brexiteers is treated so badly by the mainstream media? ainsinin— by the mainstream media? alastair campbell tore into one of alastair campbell tore into one on my— alastair campbell tore into one ei my inner— alastair campbell tore into one of my former colleagues last nigni— of my former colleagues last nigni .— of my former colleagues last nigni . new— of my former colleagues last night . now she's— of my former colleagues last night . now she's going to get night. now she's going to get the night. now she's going to get ine eeneen— night. now she's going to get the chance to— night. now she's going to get the chance to have her say. alex iniiiine— the chance to have her say. alex eniiiipe ieine— the chance to have her say. alex phillips joins me— the chance to have her say. alex phillips joins me live on this enen— phillips joins me live on this enen very— phillips joins me live on this show very shortly. i'm patrick cnrieiye— show very shortly. i'm patrick cnrieiye en— show very shortly. i'm patrick christys on gb— show very shortly. i'm patrick christys on gb news britain's

politicians to protect the armed iree— politicians to protect the armed iree i— politicians to protect the armed iree eyein— politicians to protect the armed forces ? join me— politicians to protect the armed forces ? join me mark white on gb forces? join me mark white on gb newe— forces? join me mark white on gb news ae— forces? join me mark white on gb news as .— forces? join me mark white on gb news as. — forces? join me mark white on gb news as . welcome— forces? join me mark white on gb news as . 2 2 news as. welcome back, everybody. patrick christys news as. welcome back,- everybody. patrick christys here on everybody. patrick christys here en en— everybody. patrick christys here en en news.— everybody. patrick christys here on gb news. now,— everybody. patrick christys here on gb news. now, the- ”g : patrick christys here on gb news. now, the brexit vote ninesi— on gb news. now, the brexit vote was almost seven— on gb news. now, the brexit vote was almost seven years ago, but ieernene-s insi— was almost seven years ago, but ramona's just won't get over it. ani— ramona's just won't get over it. and inere— ramona's just won't get over it. and inere ws— ramona's just won't get over it. and there was explosive scenes on inc-s— and there was explosive scenes on bbc's newsnight last evening as new— on bbc's newsnight last evening as new leisur— on bbc's newsnight last evening as new labour spin doctor nesieir— as new labour spin doctor alastair campbell clashed with nex— alastair campbell clashed with new phillips— alastair campbell clashed with new phillips .— alastair campbell clashed with alex phillips . and i'm just alex phillips. and i'm just going— alex phillips. and i'm just going io— alex phillips. and i'm just going to play— alex phillips. and i'm just going to play you a little taste of going to play you a little taste oi wne— going to play you a little taste of what happened. so all your nes— of what happened. so all your iies noni— of what happened. so all your lies about taking— of what happened. so all your lies about taking back control one— lies about taking back control one more— lies about taking back control and more money— lies about taking back control and more money for the nhs. sovereigniy— and more money for the nhs. sovereigniy on— and more money for the nhs. sovereignty on immigration, the rest of it. you've failed. i knew i knew you were. knew i knew you were going rest of it. you've failed. i- knew i knew you were going to no— knew i knew you were going to we win— knew i knew you were going to come up with the— knew i knew you were going to come up with the money for the an. — come up with the money for the an. noiiing— come up with the money for the nhs. nothing to— come up with the money for the nhs. nothing to do- come up with the money for the nhs. nothing to do with me, not my campaign. and it's very rich. a essentially was part a man who essentially was part of telling lies invade of telling lies to invade a country to accuse me of dishonesty. ithink country to accuse me of dishonesty. i think you might nowe— dishonesty. i think you might nave rosi— dishonesty. i think you might have lost the— r: i think you might have lost the argument there, 2 i think you might have lost the argument there, my dear. — have lost the argument there, my dear. ii— have lost the argument there, my dear. ii i— have lost the argument there, my dear. ii i may— have lost the argument there, my dear. if i may patronise- have lost the argument there, my dear. �*" “ dear. if i may patronise you even more honestly. no, that's it. no, sorry. no, that's.

it. now. no, sorry. no, that's. no not very nice, is no yeah. it's not very nice, is it? alex phillips i'm very greased— it? alex phillips i'm very pieasei io— it? alex phillips i'm very pleased to say,- fl alex phillips i'm very pleased to say, joins me now. ani— pleased to say, joins me now. one nex— pleased to say, joins me now. one new is— pleased to say, joins me now. one new is a— pleased to say, joins me now. and alex is a policy adviser for ioeiorn — and alex is a policy adviser for ioeiorn ni.— and alex is a policy adviser for reform uk. alex— and alex is a policy adviser for reform uk. alex great to see you.— reform uk. alex great to see you. nann— reform uk. alex great to see you. inann yon— reform uk. alex great to see you. thank you much for you. thank you very much for soning— you. thank you very much for conning — you. thank you very much for coming i— you. thank you very much for coming on. i suppose. are you all coming on. i suppose. are you an rigni— coming on. i suppose. are you all right? first— coming on. i suppose. are you all right? first and foremost, iesause— because he's not a very nice nanliii — because he's not a very nice nanliii ii-s— because he's not a very nice man,.it? it's been- because he's not a very nice man,.it? it's been a- because he's not a very nice man, it? man, is it? it's been a while. it is. it is. look, what- man, is it? c “ g it is. look, what do you it is. it is. look, what do you make— it is. it is. look, what do you make oi— it is. it is. look, what do you make of that?— g it is. look, what do you make of that? because it was oaironise— make of that? because it was patronise ing,— make of that? because it was patronise ing, some would argue it patronise ing, some would argue ii-sexisi— patronise ing, some would argue ii-sexisi as— patronise ing, some would argue it-sexist as well. - it was quite sexist as well. nean— it was quite sexist as well. vean — it was quite sexist as well. vean noa— it was quite sexist as well. yeah you know,- it was quite sexist as well. yeah /2. it was quite sexist as well.- yeah you know, i'm not the sort of person to go down the route of, you know, me to movement and misogyny, but it clearly was intimidating and intimidating and bullying. and what doesn't really what that clip doesn't really show is quite how aggressive he was being in the moment. it was actually really quite upsetting . and he on to huff and . and he goes on to huff and puff and blaspheme he leans puff and blaspheme and he leans right over me and blocks me with his arm. then he sort of his arm. and then he sort of when the camera goes off and he's yanking at microphone he's yanking at his microphone and storm out of the and trying to storm out of the studio know, my animal studio and, you know, my animal instincts kicked in and i had the going up at the back the hairs going up at the back of neck. sort of shrinking of my neck. i sort of shrinking away him thinking, oh, of my neck. i sort of shrinking away this him thinking, oh, of my neck. i sort of shrinking away this is m thinking, oh, of my neck. i sort of shrinking away this is getting ing, oh, of my neck. i sort of shrinking

away this is getting a g, oh, of my neck. i sort of shrinking away this is getting a bityh, gosh, this is getting a bit hairy. and many respects it hairy. and in many respects it was frightening. and when was quite frightening. and when ithen was quite frightening. and when i then left the studio, i just wanted get out as quickly as wanted to get out as quickly as possible . he then sort of came possible. he then sort of came storming up behind me and production staff. i won't name names about who came to my assistance, but were quite quick to run up the stairs out of the gallery, grabbed me, whisk me away for a cup of tea and profusely apologise. and they were pretty horrified, actually, by his behaviour. and yet somehow , of— by his behaviour. and yet somehow , of course,- 2“ 2 and yet somehow , of course, in the mad somehow, of course, in the mad worri— somehow, of course, in the mad worii oi— somehow, of course, in the mad world of twitter,— somehow, of course, in the mad world of twitter, where this has gone — world of twitter, where this has gone wrai— world of twitter, where this has gone virai: ii— world of twitter, where this has gone viral, it seems to be a iooiian— gone viral, it seems to be a football match _ gone viral, it seems to be a football match that, you know, i nign— football match that, you know, i nigni ie— football match that, you know, i nigni be wrong — football match that, you know, i might be wrong. 2; 32. might be wrong. he's got to be right. and whole brexit right. and the whole brexit debate reopened. but there debate has reopened. but there are good ways to have debates and there are bad ways to have debates. and for a who debates. and for a man who claims to be, you know, a communications director , he communications director, he doesn't seem to know very well how to communicate . i mean, he how to communicate. i mean, he seems to how to communicate. i mean, he io nave— how to communicate. i mean, he seems to have one— how to communicate. i mean, he seems to have one pretty- 2“ i mean, he seems to have one pretty obvious iaeiie— seems to have one pretty obvious iaeiie ior— seems to have one pretty obvious tactic for communication, which is ani— tactic for communication, which is and aiways— tactic for communication, which is and always has— tactic for communication, which is and always has been just to ianiiy— is and always has been just to iaiiy peopie. — is and always has been just to bully people. would you agree wiin— bully people. would you agree wiin nai— bully people. would you agree wiin inai i — bully people. would you agree

with that .7 yeah.— bully people. would you agree with that 7 yeah. i- bully people. would you agree with that ? 24222“ 2“ with that? yeah. i mean, bullying is a strong word, but it did seem like quite bullying behaviour. and of course, this is the who basically came up is the man who basically came up with the mantra that a spin doctors job was invent the doctors job was to invent the truth . i mean, this the part of truth. i mean, this the part of this living in a political post—truth era was very much an era that campbell himself designed and kicked off. and you know what's fascinating during that debate, what i was trying to say quite accurately, actually, was that it was all about these 4000 regulations that the government had found down the back of the sofa. and i was pointing out that 260,000 regulations exist in uk statute and he was trying to tell me that all of those regulations were voted on and debated by mps and that, you know, we had full sovereignty, which is just not even factually true . the eu even factually true. the eu legislation actually cannot be amended and as a member of the european union, we had to just have it added to our statute books. and he knows that full well. this is not even in question. i mean, if we could have decided we didn't want to follow this or

follow this rule or that regulation, there be no regulation, there would be no point brexit debate point having a brexit debate right. but he just of went right. but he just sort of went into meltdown and took to shouting actually shouting instead of actually discussing and well, discussing the issues. and well, it ended up in near pandemonium. do you think he should apologise to you? i think he probably snoaii— to you? i think he probably snoaii . — to you? i think he probably snoaii . i— to you? i think he probably should . i mean,- «2-7 i think he probably should. 27 i think he probably should . 2“ 2 2 should. i mean, what he did, i thought to myself last night when i went to bed, i was like, he's going to wake up in the morning and think this morning and think perhaps this wasn't the best way to conduct an interview. and a bit an interview. and feel a bit bad. indeed, did. and what he bad. indeed, he did. and what he did was apologise victoria did was apologise to victoria derbyshire at same derbyshire and then at the same time spend of the time seems to spend most of the night me and decided he night googling me and decided he wanted on me and wanted to double down on me and stir some sort of hashtag ipp stir up some sort of hashtag ipp twitter so he clearly twitter pylon. so he clearly doesn't or feel any doesn't show or feel any remorse. think an remorse. so i don't think an apology worth much, but it's apology is worth much, but it's interesting sort strain , interesting the sort of strain, cult like behaviour of these people who immediately lean towards sort of drumming up a big head of steam and getting as many people as possible to join in the ranting and raving. it's like playground really, isn't it? you know? oh, the group of friends hate you. we're all

friends now hate you. we're all going you. it's yeah, going to pick on you. it's yeah, it's sort like childish it's sort of like childish bullying behaviour. but this all too often appears— bullying behaviour. but this all too often appears to— “g but this all too often appears to come from the too often appears to come from ine sane— too often appears to come from ine groan— too often appears to come from the same group of— too often appears to come from the same group of people who sari— the same group of people who call themselves— the same group of people who call themselves all really nice ani— call themselves all really nice and tolerant— call themselves all really nice and tolerant and— call themselves all really nice and tolerant and lovely and iiaiiy— and tolerant and lovely and iiaiiy ani— and tolerant and lovely and fluffy and decent individuals. ani— fluffy and decent individuals. one i— fluffy and decent individuals. one i insi— fluffy and decent individuals. and i just wonder whether not and i just wonder whether or not you and i just wonder whether or not yon—were- and i just wonder whether or not yon—were is- and i just wonder whether or not| you—there is some you feel as though there is some kind— you feel as though there is some ninilreaiiy— you feel as though there is some kind-really weird— you feel as though there is some kind really weird element of kind of really weird element of gsyenoiogy— kind of really weird element of psychology which— kind of really weird element of psychology which goes , if you psychology which goes, if you are a prominent— psychology which goes, if you are a prominent brexiteer such as yowseii— are a prominent brexiteer such as yoarseii ani— are a prominent brexiteer such as yourself and if— are a prominent brexiteer such as yourself and if you are still iigniing— as yourself and if you are still iigniing ine— as yourself and if you are still fighting the eurosceptic cause inn— fighting the eurosceptic cause inai ii-s— fighting the eurosceptic cause inai ii-s okay— fighting the eurosceptic cause that it's okay to— fighting the eurosceptic cause that it's okay to be mean to you . war,— that it's okay to be mean to you . nen. iiis— that it's okay to be mean to you . well, this is— that it's okay to be mean to you . well, this is why— that it's okay to be mean to you . well, this is why they- that it's okay to be mean to you . well, this is why they put all the emojis in their twitter handle and support everything thatis handle and support everything that is the latest, you know, luxury ideology because they do it to make themselves feel self—righteous and morally superior. and actually they use it as a disguise and a means by which to essentially be nasty to people that they don't agree with. and margaret thatcher once called socialism the politics of envy. i actually think it's the politics of people who like to bully, who for some reason feel that done done them that life's done them, done them bad , or, you know, a misjustice

bad, or, you know, a misjustice or that, you know, they're being screwed over by some other faction who see division everywhere. and yeah, i mean, the look, you only have to go to college green didn't you, in sort of the post referendum years to see all those lunatics, the adult glastonbury in their berets and their , you know berets and their, you know strange fancy dress to realise that there's clearly a mental health with some of these health issue with some of these people. but yeah , i mean, you people. but yeah, i mean, you know, it always takes a twitter foray and they all sort of come out of the woodwork and pack together act like utter together and act like utter lunatics alice, thank you lunatics. look, alice, thank you very, — lunatics. look, alice, thank you very-neen— lunatics. look, alice, thank you very,-much.coming- it? look, alice, thank you very, much coming on. very, very much for coming on. ani— very, very much for coming on. ana—i— very, very much for coming on. ana—i none- very, very much for coming on. and—i hope you're. and like i said, i hope you're going— and like i said, i hope you're doing aii— and like i said, i hope you're doing all right— and like i said, i hope you're doing all right and it's doing all right and that it's noi— doing all right and that it's not rattled— doing all right and that it's not rattled you— doing all right and that it's not rattled you too much. you eeriainiy— not rattled you too much. you certainly seem _ not rattled you too much. you certainly seem in— not rattled you too much. you certainly seem in fine fettle siin— certainly seem in fine fettle siin. ani— certainly seem in fine fettle still. and - sorry- certainly seem in fine fettle still. and sorry that still. and i'm very sorry that you,— still. and i'm very sorry that you, oi— still. and i'm very sorry that you, of course,— still. and i'm very sorry that you, of course, had to face all of you, of course, had to face all oi-nayie- you, of course, had to face all oi-nayie your- of that. and maybe your agoiogies— of that. and maybe your agoiogies in— of that. and maybe your apologies in the post from nasiair— apologies in the post from alastair-but- apologies in the post from. alastair-but we'll alastair campbell, but we'll nave— alastair campbell, but we'll nave io— alastair campbell, but we'll have to wait— alastair campbell, but we'll have to wait see. but take have to wait and see. but take nex- — have to wait and see. but take care, alex. all— have to wait and see. but take care, alex. all the— have to wait and see. but take care, alex. all the alex care, alex. all the best. alex inmos— care, alex. all the best. alex phillips-policy- phillips there is a policy advisor— phillips there is a policy advisor-uk. phillips there is a policyi advisor- uk just advisor to reform uk just reasiing— advisor to reform uk just reasiing-a- advisor to reform uk just- reacting,-a bombshell advisor to reform uk just- reac last _a bombshell advisor to reform uk just reac last night a bombshell advisor to reform uk just reac last night from a bombshell advisor to reform uk just reac last night from newsnight. clip last night from newsnight. noon—views- clip last night from newsnight.| look,_views coming look, keep all your views coming in-ani— look, keep all your views coming in-ani iasi— look, keep all your views coming in-and fast. gb— look, keep all your views coming in and fast. gb views our in thick and fast. gb views our ennewsnn— in thick and fast. gb views our gbnews.uk loads. in thick and fast. gb views our. gbnews.uk—loads. are gbnews.uk absolutely loads. are you gbnews.uk absolutely loads. are yon-iorei— gbnews.uk absolutely loads. are you-touch? left,- gbnews.uk absolutely loads. are

you and touch? left, gbnews.uk absolutely loads. are you and centreiuch? left, gbnews.uk absolutely loads. are you and centre .ch? left, gbnews.uk absolutely loads. are you and centre . all left, gbnews.uk absolutely loads. are you and centre . all byft, gbnews.uk absolutely loads. are you and centre . all by the right and centre. all by the way,— right and centre. all by the way, iron — right and centre. all by the way, from from _ right and centre. all by the way, from from the £1 million nei— way, from from the £1 million nei nigraiion— way, from from the £1 million net migration in— way, from from the £1 million net migration in prediction inai-s— net migration in prediction was going— net migration in prediction that's going to— net migration in prediction that's going to come our way. nggareniiy— that's going to come our way. npgareniiy nei— that's going to come our way. apparently net migration to the uk apparently net migration to the ni ins— apparently net migration to the ni inis year— apparently net migration to the uk this year could hit 1 million nation— uk this year could hit 1 million iiairiek io— uk this year could hit 1 million patrick to be _ uk this year could hit 1 million patrick to be honest, i am aisoiaieiy— patrick to be honest, i am absolutely sickened by what i'm seeing— absolutely sickened by what i'm seeing rign— absolutely sickened by what i'm seeing right now.— absolutely sickened by what i'm seeing right now. british eniire— seeing right now. british eaiiwe is— seeing right now. british culture is being frowned upon ani— culture is being frowned upon and destroyed— culture is being frowned upon and destroyed and that is a big part— and destroyed and that is a big nan oi— and destroyed and that is a big nan oi ii.— and destroyed and that is a big pan oi in its— and destroyed and that is a big part of it. it's not— and destroyed and that is a big part of it. it's not just the numbers, it's— part of it. it's not just the numbers, it's not just the weiiare— numbers, it's not just the welfare system. it's not just me— welfare system. it's not just ine noasing— welfare system. it's not just the housing crisis. it's not insi— the housing crisis. it's not iasi ow— the housing crisis. it's not just our public— the housing crisis. it's not just our public services. isn't it just our public services. isn't ii insi— just our public services. isn't it just-notion— just our public services. isn't it just notion that british it just this notion that british eaiiwe— it just this notion that british swine-ow— it just this notion that british culture .our way- it just this notion that british culture our way life is culture and our way of life is noi— culture and our way of life is noi wonn— culture and our way of life is not worth protecting? and it ioesn-i— not worth protecting? and it. doesn't—disappears doesn't matter if it disappears ioreer— doesn't matter if it disappears ioeer i— doesn't matter if it disappears forever ? gbnews.uk that net forever? gbnews.uk that net nigraiion— forever? gbnews.uk that net migration predicted target could be ei— migration predicted target could be ii ninion— migration predicted target could be £1 million for— migration predicted target could be £1 million for this year, wnen— be £1 million for this year, wnen i— be £1 million for this year, which i think— be £1 million for this year, which i think is- be £1 million for this year, which i think is absolute mad . which i think is absolute mad. ionis— which i think is absolute mad. ioais i— which i think is absolute mad. ioais i nove— which i think is absolute mad. louis i love loads— which i think is absolute mad. louis i love loads more than inai— louis i love loads more than inai inougn— louis i love loads more than that though, as— louis i love loads more than that though, as well. i'm nation— that though, as well. i'm patrick christys on gb news nriiain-s— patrick christys on gb news britain's news— patrick christys on gb news britain's news .—

channel well, i channell well, very i channel- well, very good |cnannei— well, very good evening eweryiooy. — well, very good evening everybody. it's patrick christys nere— everybody. it's patrick christys nere on— everybody. it's patrick christys nere on on— everybody. it's patrick christys here on gb news.— everybody. it's patrick christys here on gb news. it'sjust everybody. it's patrick christys here on gb news. it's just about to here on gb news. it's just about io go— here on gb news. it's just about io go o— here on gb news. it's just about no go s on,— here on gb news. it's just about no go s on, wnisn— here on gb news. it's just about to go 5 pm, which means one ining— to go 5 pm, which means one ining ani— to go 5 pm, which means one ining and one— to go 5 pm, which means one thing and one thing only. i have got thing and one thing only. i have goi an— thing and one thing only. i have got an absolute— thing and one thing only. i have got an absolute firecracker of a iinai— got an absolute firecracker of a iinai nonr— got an absolute firecracker of a final hour for— got an absolute firecracker of a final hour for you. _ got an absolute firecracker of a final hour for you. so here's wnai-s— final hour for you. so here's what's coming. _ final hour for you. so here's what's coming. is britain full? okay— what's coming. is britain full? okay-predicted- what's coming. is britain full?l okay-predicted-for okay these predicted figures for net okay these predicted figures for nei nigraiion— okay these predicted figures for net migration for— okay these predicted figures for net migration for this coming year— net migration for this coming year is— net migration for this coming year is i— net migration for this coming year is 1 million.— net migration for this coming year is 1 million. who are these peopie— year is 1 million. who are these peopie i— year is 1 million. who are these peopie ownere— year is 1 million. who are these people ? where are they coming people? where are they coming ironi— people? where are they coming ironi wnere— people? where are they coming from? where are _ people? where are they coming from? where are they going to niven— from? where are they going to iivei now— from? where are they going to iivei now is— from? where are they going to live? how is our— from? where are they going to live? how is our infrastructure going— live? how is our infrastructure going-cope?— live? how is our infrastructure going-mite? and- live? how is our infrastructure going cope? and frankly, going to cope? and frankly, what goes—ior— going to cope? and frankly, what goes—ior ine- does this mean for the demographics of this country, wnien— demographics of this country, which-concerned- demographics of this country, which concerned have which i am concerned have aireaiy— which i am concerned have already changed irreversibly. so we-n— already changed irreversibly. so we-n ne— already changed irreversibly. so we'll be talking— already changed irreversibly. so we'll be talking about all of inai— we'll be talking about all of inai ani— we'll be talking about all of that and having— we'll be talking about all of that and having a big debate on is ii— that and having a big debate on is ii ioo— that and having a big debate on is ii ioo io— that and having a big debate on is it too to easy— that and having a big debate on is it too to easy come to nriiaini— is it too to easy come to britain? does— is it too to easy come to britain? does not britain? does this not eongieieiy- britain? does this not completely destroy argument completely destroy the argument that completely destroy the argument inai—gei— completely destroy the argument inai—gei nere- completely destroy the argument that—get here, you- that in order to get here, you nave— that in order to get here, you nave io— that in order to get here, you nave io nave— that in order to get here, you have to take an— that in order to get here, you have to take an illegal journey across _ clearly, . have to take an illegal journey across—clearly, if| across the channel? clearly, if across the channel? clearly, if a ninion— across the channel? clearly, if a million people— across the channel? clearly, if a million people are net nigraiion— a million people are net migration single year, migration every single year, inai— migration every single year, inai-iney- migration every single year, inai-inniy io- migration every single year, that imply to me migration every single year, that-imply to me it's that would imply to me that it's not that would imply to me that it's noi-io— that would imply to me that it's noi-io guess- that would imply to me that it's not-to guess. we'll. not that hard to guess. we'll nave— not that hard to guess. we'll nave a— not that hard to guess. we'll have a debate— not that hard to guess. we'll have a debate _of- not that hard to guess. we'll have a debate of that. have a debate on all of that.

sei— have a debate on all of that. nei-views— have a debate on all of that. get-views coming- have a debate on all of that. get views coming in as get your views coming in as weii— get your views coming in as wen. ei— get your views coming in as well. of course,— get your views coming in as well. of course, you can't call cons cons anymore. no, that's rigni. — cons cons anymore. no, that's rigni. low— cons cons anymore. no, that's right. .our prison- cons cons anymore. no, that's right. our prison service is right. so our prison service is going— right. so our prison service is going-nonse- right. so our prison service is going police force is going well. our police force is renaming— going well. our police force is renaming-viper- going well. our police force is renaming viper squad because renaming the viper squad because that renaming the viper squad because inai groan— renaming the viper squad because inai groan-nouse— renaming the viper squad because that group police officers renaming the viper squad because that target police officers renaming the viper squad because that target specific; officers renaming the viper squad because that target specific armed rs who target specific armed erininai— who target specific armed criminal bosses. and criminal bosses. yeah. and sorneiines— criminal bosses. yeah. and sometimes-get. criminal bosses. yeah. and sometimes get into sometimes that's to get into snooioais— sometimes that's to get into shootouts with _ sometimes that's to get into shootouts with them. the viper sgaai — shootouts with them. the viper seuai-nas— shootouts with them. the viper sgaai-nas goi- shootouts with them. the viper squad - has got to - shootouts with them. the viper squad has got to changed squad name has got to be changed iesause— squad name has got to be changed because-aggressive,- because that's too aggressive, rignii— because that's too aggressive, rignii-we - because that's too aggressive, right? _we can't- because that's too aggressive, right? we can't call right? well, now we can't call erininais— right? well, now we can't call erininais-,- right? well, now we can't call criminals , basically. criminals criminals, basically. non-ve— criminals criminals, basically.i wave—peopie you've got to call them people wiin— you've got to call them people with _experience - you've got to call them people with _experience as- you've got to call them people with experience as all of you've got to call them people witiisn't experience as all of you've got to call them people witiisn't it?experience as all of you've got to call them people witiisn't it? i've'ience as all of you've got to call them people witiisn't it? i've got e as all of you've got to call them people witiisn't it? i've got a as all of you've got to call them people witiisn't it? i've got a loadl of us, isn't it? i've got a load soning— us, isn't it? i've got a load more coming your way, but espeeiaiiy— more coming your way, but especially this— more coming your way, but especially this as well. so as peopie— especially this as well. so as peopie wiri— especially this as well. so as people will know, flipping heck, as-,_ people will know, flipping heck, as- as peopie- people will know, flipping heck, as-, as people will- people will know, flipping heck, as , as people will know. as people, as people will know. ioignii— as people, as people will know. ioignii i— as people, as people will know. ieignii i an— as people, as people will know. right? i am doing— as people, as people will know. right? i am doing the dreamboys. i'm right? i am doing the dreamboys. in going— right? i am doing the dreamboys. i-n going-ianing— right? i am doing the dreamboys. i'm going taking my i'm going to be taking my eioines— i'm going to be taking my clothes off— i'm going to be taking my clothes off and- i'm going to be taking my clothes off and dancing on stage wiin— clothes off and dancing on stage wiin a— clothes off and dancing on stage wiin a nanen— clothes off and dancing on stage with a bunch of— clothes off and dancing on stage with a bunch of male strippers to with a bunch of male strippers io—enariiyl to raise money for the charity nina,— to raise money for the charity nina, ine— to raise money for the charity mind, the mental— to raise money for the charity mind, the mental health charity . nean— mind, the mental health charity . vean. okay.— mind, the mental health charity . vean. ovay. so— mind, the mental health charity . yeah. okay. so if— mind, the mental health charity . yeah. okay. so if your mental nearin— . yeah. okay. so if your mental neaiin isn-i— . yeah. okay. so if your mental health isn't already bad enough, i'm health isn't already bad enough, in going— health isn't already bad enough, in going-ne— health isn't already bad enough, i'm going be showing i'm going to be showing you a nieiwe— i'm going to be showing you a nieiarelnigei— i'm going to be showing you a picture nigel farage who picture of nigel farage who decided— picture of nigel farage who decided upstage me decided to try to upstage me iasi— decided to try to upstage me iasi-nis— decided to try to upstage me last-his show.- decided to try to upstage me last his show. nigel no last night on his show. nigel no , ieave— last night on his show. nigel no , ieave ii— last night on his show. nigel no , ieave ii oni— last night on his show. nigel no , leave it out, mate. leave the swinging— , leave it out, mate. leave the swinging io— , leave it out, mate. leave the swinging no me— , leave it out, mate. leave the stripping to me. okay. right. i'll stripping to me. okay. right. iii-very— stripping to me. okay. right. iii-very very- stripping to me. okay. right. i'll very very shortly. i'll be back. very very shortly. nairiev— i'll be back. very very shortly. patrick christys— i'll be back. very very shortly. patrick christys on . gb views.

patrick christys on. gb views. rnere-s— patrick christys on. gb views. rnere-s noi— patrick christys on. gb views. there's not expecting that giant nieiare— there's not expecting that giant nieiwe oi— there's not expecting that giant nieiare oi niger— there's not expecting that giant picture of nigel farage to leave it picture of nigel farage to leave ii nenini— picture of nigel farage to leave ii nenini ne— picture of nigel farage to leave it behind me there. but there we go. in— it behind me there. but there we go. in a— it behind me there. but there we go. in a rocky— it behind me there. but there we go. in a rocky noy— it behind me there. but there we go. i'm a lucky boy. okay. vaiews@gbnews.uk is, of course, inai— vaiews@gbnews.uk is, of course, inai enaii— vaiews@gbnews.uk is, of course, that email address. _ vaiews@gbnews.uk is, of course, that email address. get in touch on a moon— that email address. get in touch on a much more— that email address. get in touch on a much more serious note and net on a much more serious note and nei nigraiion— on a much more serious note and nei nigraiion oi— on a much more serious note and net migration of 1— on a much more serious note and net migration of 1 million peopie— net migration of 1 million peopie a— net migration of 1 million peopie a year. — net migration of 1 million people a year. what on earth is going— people a year. what on earth is going oni— people a year. what on earth is going one ioo— people a year. what on earth is going one no you— people a year. what on earth is going on? do you think britain is inu— going on? do you think britain is ian ani— going on? do you think britain is full and is— going on? do you think britain is full and is it— going on? do you think britain is full and is it far too easy to is full and is it far too easy io gei— is full and is it far too easy io gei io— is full and is it far too easy to get to this— is full and is it far too easy to get to this country? vaiews@gbnews.uk now the neaiiines— vaiews@gbnews.uk now the headlines with— vaiews@gbnews.uk now the headlines with tatiana . patrick. headlines with tatiana. patrick. iiank— headlines with tatiana. patrick. rnann you. — headlines with tatiana. patrick. inann you. its— headlines with tatiana. patrick. thank you. it's 5:02. _ headlines with tatiana. patrick. thank you. it's 5:02. this- headlines with tatiana. patrick. thank you. it's 5:02. this is the latest from the newsroom. passengers are facing widespread disruption today due to the latest round of train strikes. members of the aslef union are walking out at more than a dozen train operators in a long running dispute over pay. tomorrow, rmt members go on strike on the day of the eurovision song contest final in liverpool. further strikes by the union will be held on the

sist the union will be held on the 31st of may and june the 3rd. on the day of the fa cup final at wembley, rail minister huw merriman told gb news the strikes are disappointing . we strikes are disappointing. we have been able to "l we have been able to facilitate an oiier— have been able to facilitate an oiier wnien— have been able to facilitate an offer which has— have been able to facilitate an offer which has been put to the anion— offer which has been put to the union leaders,— offer which has been put to the union leaders, the— offer which has been put to the union leaders, the problem we've got union leaders, the problem we've goi is— union leaders, the problem we've goi is inai— union leaders, the problem we've goi is inai iney— union leaders, the problem we've got is that they won't put it iorwari— got is that they won't put it iorwari io— got is that they won't put it forward to their— got is that they won't put it forward to their members. siniiar— forward to their members. similar offers— forward to their members. similar offers have been put iorwari— similar offers have been put iorwari io— similar offers have been put forward to other— similar offers have been put forward to other members of ani— forward to other members of unions and they've accepted inen. — unions and they've accepted inen. _woaii- unions and they've accepted them. would dictate if them. so logic would dictate if them. so logic would dictate if ine-ieaiers— them. so logic would dictate if the-leaders-the- them. so logic would dictate if the leaders the same, the union leaders did the same, we soari— the union leaders did the same, we eoaii see— the union leaders did the same, we could see an— the union leaders did the same, we could see an end to this aeiion— we could see an end to this aeiion. ani— we could see an end to this action. and i'm— we could see an end to this action. and i'm really sorry for all action. and i'm really sorry for an passengers— action. and i'm really sorry for all passengers who have been iisraniei— all passengers who have been disrupted today. _ all passengers who have been disrupted today. .�*i�*2�*icle“n disrupted today. meanwhile, rishi says he's rishi sunak says he's disappointed with the decision to block ukrainian president vladimir zelenskyy from addressing the eurovision song contest. the block is due to concerns from organisers that an address could politicise the event. the ukrainian president wanted to urge the global audience to continue supporting his country against russia's invasion. the european broadcasting union says it's against the rules. the uk economy grew slightly in the first three months of the year, but contract did in march,

according to official figures. a growth of 0.1% was recorded by the office for national statistics in the first quarter. but in march the economy shrank by 0.3, mostly driven by a fall in retail and car sales, as well as ongoing strike action. chancellor jeremy as ongoing strike action. chancellorjeremy hunt says chancellor jeremy hunt says although the slight growth is a positive step, there's more work to be done . well, these are much to be done. well, these are much neiier— to be done. well, these are much neiier iigares— to be done. well, these are much better figures than— 2 well, these are much better figures than anyone would gossiiiy— better figures than anyone would gossiniy nave— better figures than anyone would possibly have predicted. even inree— possibly have predicted. even three months— possibly have predicted. even three months ago, and that's partly— three months ago, and that's oaniy neaase— three months ago, and that's partly because of what the governor of _ partly because of what the governor of the _ partly because of what the governor of the bank of england sain— governor of the bank of england saio yesieriay— governor of the bank of england said yesterday. measures in the badge— said yesterday. measures in the naigei inai— said yesterday. measures in the budget that are _ said yesterday. measures in the budget that are helping to help eornanaies— budget that are helping to help oioaes io— budget that are helping to help companies to recruit tackle some of companies to recruit tackle some oi ine— companies to recruit tackle some of the underlying— companies to recruit tackle some of the underlying problems in the of the underlying problems in ine eonoy— of the underlying problems in the economy. but there is still naen— the economy. but there is still naen work— the economy. but there is still naen work io— the economy. but there is still much work to do. _ the economy. but there is still much work to do. we still have iniiaiion— much work to do. we still have inflation that— much work to do. we still have inflation that is— much work to do. we still have inflation that is much too high inai-s— inflation that is much too high that's causing— inflation that is much too high that's causing a— inflation that is much too high that's causing a lot of pressure for that's causing a lot of pressure ior ianiiies— that's causing a lot of pressure for families up— that's causing a lot of pressure for families up and down the ooaniry— for families up and down the eoaniry. kni— for families up and down the country. and that's why we've got— country. and that's why we've goi io — country. and that's why we've goi io siiek— country. and that's why we've got to stick to _ country. and that's why we've got to stick to our— country. and that's why we've got to stick to our plan to get iniiaiion— got to stick to our plan to get inflation down,— got to stick to our plan to get inflation down, to— got to stick to our plan to get inflation down, to get growth up and io— inflation down, to get growth up and io gei— inflation down, to get growth up and no gei ine— inflation down, to get growth up and to get the economy motoring in ine— and to get the economy motoring in ine-inai— and to get the economy motoring in ine-inai we— and to get the economy motoring in the .that we all— and to get the economy motoring in the that we all want . in the way that we all want. ine— in the way that we all want. the archbishop— in the way that we all want. the archbishop of— in the way that we all want. the archbishop of canterbury has

been convicted of speeding in london. justin welby was ordered to pay £510 and given three points on his licence for exceeding a 20 mile an hour speed limit last october the heanng speed limit last october the hearing was held on the same day hearing was held on the same day he made a rare intervention in the house of lords, condemning the house of lords, condemning the government's plans to tackle the government's plans to tackle the boats crisis as the small boats crisis as morally unacceptable . while a morally unacceptable. while a lambeth spokesperson says lambeth palace spokesperson says the archbishop was aware of the speeding offence but hadn't been notified gone to court . notified it had gone to court. labour leader sir keir starmer has insisted his party takes allegations of sexual harassment extremely seriously. it follows reports an internal investigation into one case of groping claims took three years to complete in a separate case, a labour mp has reported one of her party colleagues to the police for alleged sexual assault. sir keir starmer is urging anyone within the party with concerns to come forward . with concerns to come forward. well, look , i think all of these well, look, i think all of these allegations have to be taken extremely seriously and they are

taken seriously by me and by the party. i do understand and from my eoenene— party. i do understand and from my experience as— i do understand and from my experience as chief noseaio— my experience as chief prosecutor, how difficult it is for prosecutor, how difficult it is ior peopie— prosecutor, how difficult it is ior peopie io— prosecutor, how difficult it is for people to come forward. inai-s— for people to come forward. inai-s among— for people to come forward. that's among the reasons that we made— that's among the reasons that we made oa— that's among the reasons that we made our process— that's among the reasons that we made our process completely inoeoenieni— made our process completely iniepenieni .— made our process completely independent . so— made our process completely independent . so it's not a independent. so it's not a noiiiieai— independent. so it's not a political process anymore for wnai— political process anymore for wnai i— political process anymore for what i would— political process anymore for what i would say— political process anymore for what i would say is that i encourage anybody to come iorwari— encourage anybody to come iorwari ani— encourage anybody to come forward and to— encourage anybody to come forward and to feel that they're sangoriei— forward and to feel that they're supported through that independent process . now a supported through that independent process. now a man has independent process. now a man nas neen— independent process. now a man has been convicted— independent process. now a man has been convicted of the 1992 rnareir— has been convicted of the 1992 rnareir oi— has been convicted of the 1992 murder of seven _ has been convicted of the 1992 murder of seven year old nikki aiken— murder of seven year old nikki nien in— murder of seven year old nikki allen in sunderland, 55 year old navie— allen in sunderland, 55 year old navii noye— allen in sunderland, 55 year old david boyd was— allen in sunderland, 55 year old david boyd was wearing at allen in sunderland, 55 year old david boyd was wearing a t shirt saying,— david boyd was wearing a t shirt saying, i— david boyd was wearing a t shirt saying, i an— david boyd was wearing a t shirt saying, i am unstoppable . saying, i am unstoppable. daring— saying, i am unstoppable. during one— saying, i am unstoppable. during one of— saying, i am unstoppable. during one of his- saying, i am unstoppable. during one of his police interviews until now, 30 years on. he'd escaped justice as northumbria police first prosecuted the wrong man who was cleared after a trial in 1993 . cleared after a trial in 1993. royal mail's chief executive is to step down. simon thompson will leave the role in october after two years in the job. the

announcement comes just weeks after agreeing a deal with the communication workers union, bringing an end to a year of postal strikes. he says it's the right time to hand over to a new ceo . pakistan's ex prime ceo. pakistan's ex prime minister, imran khan, is to be released on bail for two weeks. the decision from the high court in islamabad comes a day after the supreme court ruled his arrest on corruption charges was illegal. the events earlier this week have sparked unrest in the country, with almost 2000 people arrested. so far. imran khan denies any wrongdoing . and denies any wrongdoing. and astronomer is led by the university of southampton an have spotted what they believe to be the largest cosmic explosion ever seen. it's more than ten times brighter than any other recorded exploding star known as a supernova , and to known as a supernova, and to date it's lasted more than three years. most are only visibly bright for a few months . bright for a few months. researchers say these events are very rare and nothing on this scale has ever been witnessed

before . this is gb news. we'll before. this is gb news. we'll bnng before. this is gb news. we'll bring you more news as it happens. now it's back to patrick erg . patrick erg. do you ever patrick erg. - i do you ever feel patrick erg. _ - do you ever feel like nairiek ike. — - do you ever feel like we're do you ever feel like we're being . do you ever feel like we're being completely— being completely gaslit? i eenainiy— being completely gaslit? ii certainly _that certainly do. this idea that inere— certainly do. this idea that inere is— certainly do. this idea that there is even— certainly do. this idea that there is even any attempt whatsoever— there is even any attempt whatsoever control migration whatsoever to control migration inno— whatsoever to control migration inio inis— whatsoever to control migration into this country— whatsoever to control migration into this country has to be some kind— into this country has to be some kinilsiek— into this country has to be some kind-sick-we've- into this country has to be some kind-sick-we've got- kind of sick joke. we've got wnai-s— kind of sick joke. we've got wnai-s going— kind of sick joke. we've got what's going-in- kind of sick joke. we've got what's going in channel, what's going on in the channel, but what's going on in the channel, nan-nei— what's going on in the channel, but-net migration- what's going on in the channel, but net migration figures. but the net migration figures. so but the net migration figures. so-is— but the net migration figures. so-is ine— but the net migration figures. so-is the legal- but the net migration figures. so is the legal stuff . so this is the legal stuff. okay,— so this is the legal stuff. okay, io— so this is the legal stuff. okay, io ine— so this is the legal stuff. okay, to the uk, this year could be okay, to the uk, this year could ne i— okay, to the uk, this year could ne i ninion— okay, to the uk, this year could be 1 million. that's— okay, to the uk, this year could be 1 million. that's pretty much ioanie. — be 1 million. that's pretty much ioanie. iasi— be 1 million. that's pretty much double. last year's— be 1 million. that's pretty much double. last year's figure and it double. last year's figure and ii makes— double. last year's figure and ii makes a— double. last year's figure and it makes a total— double. last year's figure and it makes a total mockery of that eiain— it makes a total mockery of that eiain inai— it makes a total mockery of that claim that leaving— it makes a total mockery of that claim that leaving the eu would give— claim that leaving the eu would give as— claim that leaving the eu would give as back— claim that leaving the eu would give us back control of our borders — give us back control of our borders. now,— give us back control of our borders. now, whilst it is true inai— borders. now, whilst it is true inai noose— borders. now, whilst it is true that 45,000 migrants arrived on snaki— that 45,000 migrants arrived on snaii noais— that 45,000 migrants arrived on small boats in— that 45,000 migrants arrived on small boats in 2022 and more inan— small boats in 2022 and more inan esoo— small boats in 2022 and more than 6800 have— small boats in 2022 and more than 6800 have already crossed the than 6800 have already crossed ine cnannei— than 6800 have already crossed the channel this— than 6800 have already crossed the channel this year. let's be nonesi— the channel this year. let's be nonesi inai— the channel this year. let's be honest that is— the channel this year. let's be honest that is just— the channel this year. let's be honest that is just a fraction of honest that is just a fraction oi a— honest that is just a fraction of a percentage— honest that is just a fraction of a percentage of the total narneri— of a percentage of the total narnern oi— of a percentage of the total number of people who are seiiiing— number of people who are seiiiing in— number of people who are settling in the— number of people who are

settling in the uk every single year.— settling in the uk every single year. kni— settling in the uk every single year. one i— settling in the uk every single year. one iiasi— settling in the uk every single year. and i just wanted to show you— year. and i just wanted to show yoa no— year. and i just wanted to show yoa now— year. and i just wanted to show you now how net— year. and i just wanted to show you now how net migration has roekeiei— you now how net migration has rocketed down _ you now how net migration has rocketed down the— you now how net migration has rocketed down the year so we can naini— rocketed down the year so we can naini a— rocketed down the year so we can paini a nieiare— rocketed down the year so we can paint a picture of— rocketed down the year so we can paint a picture of how we've endea— paint a picture of how we've eniei an— paint a picture of how we've eniei an ai— paint a picture of how we've ended up at this— paint a picture of how we've ended up at this unbelievably oane— ended up at this unbelievably oane iigare— ended up at this unbelievably round figure of— ended up at this unbelievably round figure of around 1,000,000 in i992,— round figure of around 1,000,000 in i992, wnen— round figure of around 1,000,000 in 1992, when john— round figure of around 1,000,000 in 1992, when john major's rories— in 1992, when john major's ones on— in 1992, when john major's tories won the— in 1992, when john major's tories won the election, net nigraiion— tories won the election, net nigraiion was— tories won the election, net migration was 49,097. when new ianoar— migration was 49,097. when new ianoar iook— migration was 49,097. when new labour took power— migration was 49,097. when new labour took power 107,000. by the labour took power 107,000. by ine nine— labour took power 107,000. by the time labour— labour took power 107,000. by the time labour were voted out, the time labour were voted out, ine annaai— the time labour were voted out, the annual figure— the time labour were voted out, the annual figure was 294,000. navie— the annual figure was 294,000. david cameron— the annual figure was 294,000. david cameron promised to reduce net david cameron promised to reduce nei nigraiion— david cameron promised to reduce net migration to— david cameron promised to reduce net migration to the— david cameron promised to reduce net migration to the tens of inoasanis— net migration to the tens of thousands, but— net migration to the tens of thousands, but in 2016, which ine— thousands, but in 2016, which ine year— thousands, but in 2016, which was the year the _ thousands, but in 2016, which was the year the brexit referendum— was the year the brexit referendum took place , net referendum took place, net nigraiion— referendum took place, net migration was— referendum took place, net migration was 369,000, and in the migration was 369,000, and in ine i2— migration was 369,000, and in the 12 months— migration was 369,000, and in the 12 months up— migration was 369,000, and in the 12 months up to june 2022, it the 12 months up to june 2022, ii was— the 12 months up to june 2022, it was 504,000. _ the 12 months up to june 2022, it was 504,000. and now we are nearing— it was 504,000. and now we are nearing inai— it was 504,000. and now we are nearing inai ii— it was 504,000. and now we are hearing that it could be high as 1 hearing that it could be high as i ninion— hearing that it could be high as i ninion. i— hearing that it could be high as 1 million. i absolutely do not buy— 1 million. i absolutely do not nay ani— 1 million. i absolutely do not nay and in— 1 million. i absolutely do not buy and i'm sick— 1 million. i absolutely do not buy and i'm sick and tired of peopie— buy and i'm sick and tired of pebble trying— buy and i'm sick and tired of pebble trying to_ buy and i'm sick and tired of people trying to tell me that inis— people trying to tell me that no is— people trying to tell me that no is ine— people trying to tell me that this is the real— people trying to tell me that this is the real reason for it, inai— this is the real reason for it, inai weve— this is the real reason for it, that we've got— this is the real reason for it, that we've got so- this is the real reason for it, that we've got so many ukrainian reiagees— that we've got so many ukrainian reiagees ani— that we've got so many ukrainian refugees and afghan refugees and all refugees and afghan refugees and anlinese— refugees and afghan refugees and all-these people— refugees and afghan refugees and all these people and that all of these people and that its— all of these people and that its-io— all of these people and that it's-to illegal-

it's all down to illegal nigraiion— it's all down to illegal migration or- it's all down to illegal migration or that it's all down to migration or that it's all down io ine— migration or that it's all down to the amount— migration or that it's all down to the amount of— migration or that it's all down to the amount of students that we iake— to the amount of students that we iake. ii— to the amount of students that we take. it cannot— to the amount of students that we take. it cannot be because wnen— we take. it cannot be because wnen i— we take. it cannot be because wnen i iook— we take. it cannot be because when i look at— we take. it cannot be because when i look at these figures now , wnen— when i look at these figures now , wnen i— when i look at these figures now , wnen i iook— when i look at these figures now , when i look at— when i look at these figures now , when i look at these figures, i , when i look at these figures, i even— , when i look at these figures, i nai— , when i look at these figures, i even had the— , when i look at these figures, i even had the former culture seereiary— i even had the former culture seereiary on— i even had the former culture secretary on this— i even had the former culture secretary on this very show in ine— secretary on this very show in ine iasi— secretary on this very show in the last hour— secretary on this very show in the last hour who— secretary on this very show in the last hour who was saying to iney— the last hour who was saying to iney-sgaare- the last hour who was saying to me, they square exactly me, they cannot square exactly wno— me, they cannot square exactly wnoae—- me, they cannot square exactly wnoae— ani- me, they cannot square exactlyi who—are and what who these people are and what seeorsi— who these people are and what seeorsi oi— who these people are and what sectors of our— who these people are and what sectors of our economy they are going— sectors of our economy they are going io— sectors of our economy they are going no work— sectors of our economy they are going no work in.— sectors of our economy they are going to work in. if— sectors of our economy they are going to work in. if we had 1 ninion— going to work in. if we had 1 million arrivals.— going to work in. if we had 1 million arrivals. okay. or1 ninion— million arrivals. okay. or1 million net— million arrivals. okay. or1 million net migration that snoaii— million net migration that snoaii ne— million net migration that should be a— million net migration that should be a great sign. that snoaii— should be a great sign. that should mean— should be a great sign. that should mean we— should be a great sign. that should mean we have no problem wiin—oosos- with getting enough doctors, enoagn—oi- with getting enough doctors, enough of highly enough nurses and of highly skinei— enough nurses and of highly skilled _this- enough nurses and of highly skilled this country skilled workers in this country . nai— skilled workers in this country . nai eieariy— skilled workers in this country . but clearly that— skilled workers in this country . but clearly that is not the kni— . but clearly that is not the one a— . but clearly that is not the case. and a wider point on this as weii— case. and a wider point on this as wen is— case. and a wider point on this as well is british— case. and a wider point on this as well is british culture or nriiisn— as well is british culture or british society— as well is british culture or british society not something inai— british society not something inai is— british society not something inai is worin— british society not something that is worth upholding ? because that is worth upholding? because if that is worth upholding? because ii we— that is worth upholding? because ii we are— that is worth upholding? because if we are willing— that is worth upholding? because if we are willing to— that is worth upholding? because if we are willing to just reniaee— if we are willing to just replace that— if we are willing to just replace that for the sake of us iooking— replace that for the sake of us iooking iasi— replace that for the sake of us looking just about passable on an economic spreadsheet, which iei-s— an economic spreadsheet, which iei-s ne— an economic spreadsheet, which let's be honest,— an economic spreadsheet, which let's be honest, we're not doing anyway— let's be honest, we're not doing anyway ,— let's be honest, we're not doing anyway , is— let's be honest, we're not doing now anyway , is .the- let's be honest, we're not doing now anyway , is the price we now anyway, is that the price we are-io— now anyway, is that the price we are-no gaye— now anyway, is that the price we are-to pay? really?- now anyway, is that the price we are to pay? really? i'm are willing to pay? really? i'm ioinei— are willing to pay? really? i'm ioinei no— are willing to pay? really? i'm joined now-sir— are willing to pay? really? i'm joined now sir alok sharma, joined now by sir alok sharma, wno— joined now by sir alok sharma, wnoline— joined now by sir alok sharma, who-the chief— joined now by sir alok sharma, who the chief operating who is the chief operating oiiieer— who is the chief operating officer-the— who is the chief operating officer the conservative officer of the conservative irienis— officer of the conservative friends-the _ officer of the conservative friends the commonwealth. sir friends of the commonwealth. sir neit—

friends of the commonwealth. sir neii—very- friends of the commonwealth. sir neii—very naen.| neil, thank you very, very much. rnese— neil, thank you very, very much. these-numbers- neil, thank you very, very much. these - numbers are i these predicted numbers are nassiveiy—inei massively concerning for the wnoie—inail massively concerning for the. whole—that i've whole host of reasons that i've iasi— whole host of reasons that i've iasi oaiiinei— whole host of reasons that i've just outlined right— whole host of reasons that i've just outlined right there. what on eann— just outlined right there. what on earin is— just outlined right there. what on earth is going— just outlined right there. what on earth is going . on it's on earth is going. on it's a goon— on earth is going. on it's a good question. - on earth is going. on it's a good question. . good question. i think it's just it it's clear to see the immigration is clearly not being controlled in any fit capacity . controlled in any fit capacity. it's worrying because you talked about it there. the strain this is having on our nhs, on schools , we're already seeing a housing crisis in some ways where there's a massive demand to keep building and building houses across the whole the whole country, and this is just going to continue to. it seems as if almost on every bit of grass, we're going to have to keep building to accommodate building houses to accommodate people the migration goes up, people as the migration goes up, our nhs trying to get a gp appointment is just going to get even worse . something has to even worse. something has to change and something has to change and something has to change because change quite radically because these becoming these numbers are becoming astronomical . we need these astronomical. we need these people to fill labour shortages is what labour shortages are

these people filling? i don't understand it. there's- �*" -- “272 i don't understand it. there's no way inai— understand it. there's no way inai we— understand it. there's no way inai we need— understand it. there's no way that we need 1— understand it. there's no way that we need 1 million people every— that we need 1 million people every singie— that we need 1 million people every single year— that we need 1 million people every single year to fill labour gaps— every single year to fill labour gaps inai— every single year to fill labour gaps inai weve— every single year to fill labour gaps that we've got in this ooaniry— gaps that we've got in this eoaniry. kni— gaps that we've got in this country. and i— gaps that we've got in this country. and i also refuse to neiieve— country. and i also refuse to believe that— country. and i also refuse to believe that these people are away— believe that these people are actually contributing , all of actually contributing, all of inen — actually contributing, all of them contributing massively to our economy. surely there is a barren— our economy. surely there is a narien nere— our economy. surely there is a burden here on— our economy. surely there is a burden here on the ordinary nriiisn— burden here on the ordinary british citizen?— burden here on the ordinary british citizen? no definitely . british citizen? no definitely. kna— british citizen? no definitely. one i— british citizen? no definitely. one i inink— british citizen? no definitely. and i think that's— british citizen? no definitely. and i think that's the- british citizen? no definitely. and i think that's the concern. i think no one would have a problem when you have labour shortages, genuine labour shortages, genuine labour shortages and maybe specific fields where need to get fields where we need to get people you know, highly people from. you know, highly specialised roles within this country. you're having country. but when you're having these numbers and we're these sort of numbers and we're seeing as seeing unemployment as high as it is , there clearly isn't a it is, there clearly isn't a labour shortage of people that can go out and work this can go out and work in this country and there's a good example of how we're seeing, you know, people often complain about the lack of money in terms of the pay that people get paid. this is a massive reason why we see continue to not see job salaries continue to not increase as much as they should because a lot of these migrants

that come in more than happy that come in are more than happy to to paid a very small to to be be paid a very small amount of the wage. and this is another contributing factor why people in some cases in people are paid in some cases in this country so poorly. and yeah, the of there's yeah, to the point of there's not in terms of the labour shortage, i think another really important factor when it comes to this is how these people are coming into the country and not all of them are contributing towards society in the most possible way. i'm sure some are, but when you're having this number coming you number of people coming in, you cannot 1 million people cannot say 1 million people coming country are all coming into this country are all contributing society. the contributing to society. the burden of bringing that many people in a space of people in, in a short space of time is massive. and i think something that our government really has to look at. i just feel really, really sorry for a lot of people who feel as though the area where they grew up is changing dramatically and rather quickly around them. and i feel sorry for quickly around them. and i feel sorry ior inen— quickly around them. and i feel sorry for them because- quickly around them. and i feel sorry for them because i- r2- 2.2-r 2 and i feel sorry for them because i think it's sorry for them because i think ii-s oiien— sorry for them because i think it's often quite— sorry for them because i think it's often quite hard to articulate— it's often quite hard to articulate the way that you feel wiinoai— articulate the way that you feel without coming _ articulate the way that you feel without coming across as maybe

as a noisi— without coming across as maybe as a racist. right.— without coming across as maybe as a racist. right. because inere— as a racist. right. because inere is— as a racist. right. because inere is a— as a racist. right. because there is a difference, i think, neiween— there is a difference, i think, between actively— there is a difference, i think, between actively not liking sonenoiy— between actively not liking somebody for— between actively not liking somebody for the colour their somebody for the colour of their skin— somebody for the colour of their skin-reiigion— somebody for the colour of their skin-religion, in- somebody for the colour of their skin religion, in which skin or their religion, in which easeare— raeisii case, of course, you are racist or kenonnonie— case, of course, you are racist or xenophobic having genuine or xenophobic and having genuine anoai— or xenophobic and having genuine concerns about the _ or xenophobic and having genuine concerns about the area where yoa— concerns about the area where yoa grew— concerns about the area where yoa grew-yoa— concerns about the area where yoa grew-yoa nive- concerns about the area where you grew you live or you grew up or you live or wnaiever— you grew up or you live or wnaiever ,— you grew up or you live or whatever , and _ you grew up or you live or whatever , and being whatever, and being unrecognisable from what it was just unrecognisable from what it was iasi ine— unrecognisable from what it was iasi ine piase— unrecognisable from what it was just the place where you live irasiieaiiy— just the place where you live drastically change. and so can yoa.— drastically change. and so can yoa. nayie— drastically change. and so can you. maybe sympathise with peopie-s— you. maybe sympathise with people's concerns about that? wnen— people's concerns about that? nnen yoa— people's concerns about that? wnen yoa iook— people's concerns about that? when you look at— people's concerns about that? when you look at the rate of oenogrannie— when you look at the rate of demographic change in a lot of oi— demographic change in a lot of oi ine— demographic change in a lot of areas of the uk?— demographic change in a lot of areas of the uk? definitely ieiiniieiy. — areas of the uk? definitely definitely. you- areas of the uk? definitely definitely. /2- definitely. you know, i think sometimes , you know, we forget sometimes, you know, we forget what it means to be british and in terms of how or how we should be proud of this and if we're not careful, we'll lose our identity very, very quickly. and there's a reason why lots of people across england no longer can identify with the area that they up in. and a lot of they grew up in. and a lot of that of the heavy that is because of the heavy amounts immigration. now, amounts of immigration. now, ideally , you want migrants to ideally, you want migrants to come in who play a really active role in society . they, you know, role in society. they, you know, assemble. they they adjust, they

adapt to the society that they're in. but when you're doing at that large scale, it is so hard to adapt when you're looking at those numbers . and looking at those numbers. and what seems to be happening on our side is we're almost adapting to a lot of these immigrants and a lot of these way living. think these way of living. and i think these figures are just so uncontrolled . and it's clear to see that something the government . and it's clear to see that sondoing] the government . and it's clear to see that sondoing isn't the government . and it's clear to see that son doing isn't working.ernment . and it's clear to see that son doing isn't working. and ent are doing isn't working. and that's areas are that's why lots of areas are becoming unrecognised from when people and they will people grew up and they will continue this isn't going continue to. this isn't going to stop time soon. and i feel stop any time soon. and i feel sorry for people who, you know , sorry for people who, you know, grew an area, worked hard, grew up in an area, worked hard, had good wage, and now they're had a good wage, and now they're living they living in an area that they don't not don't recognise. that's not their anymore. and that's, their area anymore. and that's, i think, worrying. think i think, very worrying. i think it is. and you've touched on a iew— it is. and you've touched on a few different— it is. and you've touched on a few different points— . and you've touched on a few different points there. i ine— few different points there. i mean, the housing crisis is the onvioas— mean, the housing crisis is the onvioas one— mean, the housing crisis is the obvious one. access to public services.— obvious one. access to public services. nai— obvious one. access to public services. but again, we're told inai— services. but again, we're told inai inere-s— services. but again, we're told that there's this— services. but again, we're told that there's this massive snoriage— that there's this massive shortage .that- that there's this massive shortage that we can't get shortage and that we can't get it. shortage and that we can't get in .we-re— shortage and that we can't get in .we-e iore— shortage and that we can't get it.-we're told to- shortage and that we can't get it. we're told to ignore all it. and we're told to ignore all ine—growinl it. and we're told to ignore allj ine—gowin as the rapid population growth as being— the rapid population growth as neing—iaeior- being any kind of factor whatsoever— being any kind of factor whatsoever .— being any kind of factor whatsoever . people who whatsoever. people who were iesneraie — whatsoever. people who were desperate _ nhs i whatsoever. people who were. desperate _ nhs out, desperate to sort the nhs out, peopie— desperate to sort the nhs out, peopie-are— desperate to sort the nhs out, people are desperate people who are desperate to get

to people who are desperate to get io grins— people who are desperate to get io grips wiin— people who are desperate to get to grips with the— people who are desperate to get to grips with the housing crisis— to grips with the housing crisis,-who- to grips with the housing crisis,-who are. to grips with the housing- crisis,-who are desperate crisis, people who are desperate to crisis, people who are desperate io—know,- to get maybe, you know, class sies— to get maybe, you know, class sizes-schools— to get maybe, you know, class sizes . schools - are - to get maybe, you know, class sizes schools are more sizes in schools that are more nanageanie— sizes in schools that are more manageable-all- sizes in schools that are more manageable all of this manageable level, all of this siaii— manageable level, all of this stuff, _transport l stuff, pressure on transport kinks— stuff, pressure on transport links, - always - stuff, pressure on transport links, always conveniently stuff, pressure on transport links, the always conveniently stuff, pressure on transport links, the elephantonveniently stuff, pressure on transport links, the elephant inyeniently stuff, pressure on transport links, the elephant inyenieroom, ignore the elephant in the room, wnien— ignore the elephant in the room, wnen-in— ignore the elephant in the room, wnien-in inis— ignore the elephant in the room, which-in this case- which is that in this case anyway,— which is that in this case anyway, potentially net anyway, potentially a net nigraiion— anyway, potentially a net- migration _people anyway, potentially a net- migration_people in migration of a million people in a—ani— migration of a million people in a—ani no— migration of a million people in a_and no one can. a single year and no one can reany— a single year and no one can reaiiy ne— a single year and no one can really be able— a single year and no one can really be able to— a single year and no one can really be able to deal with that kind— really be able to deal with that kind oi— really be able to deal with that kind oi ianii— really be able to deal with that kind of rapid population growth and i— kind of rapid population growth and i no— kind of rapid population growth and i do think— kind of rapid population growth and i do think there's something gaiie— and i do think there's something gaiie, gaiie— and i do think there's something quite, quite dishonest and disingenuous— quite, quite dishonest and disingenuous about all of that. but disingenuous about all of that. nai i— disingenuous about all of that. nai i aiso— disingenuous about all of that. but i also just— disingenuous about all of that. but i also just wonder whether, you— but i also just wonder whether, yoa know, — but i also just wonder whether, you know, whether or not we snoaii — you know, whether or not we snoaii ne — you know, whether or not we should be stricter when it comes to should be stricter when it comes io iesiing— should be stricter when it comes io iesiing peopie— should be stricter when it comes to testing people who come over nere— to testing people who come over nere as— to testing people who come over nere as io— to testing people who come over here as to whether— to testing people who come over here as to whether or not they wiri— here as to whether or not they win ne — here as to whether or not they will be compatible morally and wiin— will be compatible morally and wiin ineir— will be compatible morally and with their values,— will be compatible morally and with their values, with with nriiisn— with their values, with with british culture,— with their values, with with british culture, because we ion-i— british culture, because we ion-i appear— british culture, because we don't appear to— british culture, because we don't appear to be doing that. kni— don't appear to be doing that. and therefore— don't appear to be doing that. and therefore we're not preserving— and therefore we're not preserving it.- and therefore we're not preserving it. and therefore we wiri— preserving it. and therefore we win nose— preserving it. and therefore we win iose ii— preserving it. and therefore we will lose it if— preserving it. and therefore we will lose it if arguable that tipping— will lose it if arguable that tipping point— will lose it if arguable that tipping point hasn't been reaenei— tipping point hasn't been reached already . 22; reached already. i think we're seeing signs that we're losing it already. there's areas in this country where i think you'd struggle to see what part of britain this this belongs to. and i think that is a massive,

massive concern. people come to this country. the reason why people are so desperate to come to country and move here is to this country and move here is because incredible because of our incredible values, our history, our integrity , our values on integrity, our values on democracy and all these amazing things . and if we're not things. and if we're not careful, we will very quickly those will diminish . and those things will diminish. and they already are. and i think what's concerning is i just don't think people are understanding the magnitude of when we're talking about numbers like this, school classes will continue to get bigger. your gp appointments will take longer. we'll much more of a strain we'll have much more of a strain on our economy, more houses will be built. that's the reality. and can try and play around and we can try and play around with yes, they with it and say, yes, they contribute with their tax revenues, which very revenues, which is all very correct. but those 4 or 5 things i mentioned that are going to continue to happen and there's no point in us sugar coating around that's what's going around it. that's what's going to until we take this to happen until we take this seriously. they are. and i reany— seriously. they are. and i really-think— seriously. they are. and i. really-think-that seriously. they are. and i- really-think-that if really do think as well that if oniy— really do think as well that if our only solution _ really do think as well that if our only solution to balancing the-economically- our only solution to balancing the economically is to try the books economically is to try to the books economically is to try io-oar— the books economically is to try to-our arms around. to just throw our arms around ine— to just throw our arms around ine-ani— to just throw our arms around ine-ani go,— to just throw our arms around the and go, please, for the world and go, please, for ine— the world and go, please, for ine nove— the world and go, please, for ine iove oi—

the world and go, please, for the love of god,— the world and go, please, for the love of god, come here so inai— the love of god, come here so inai we— the love of god, come here so inai we iook— the love of god, come here so that we looklbit_ the love of god, come here so that we look bit better on that we look a bit better on a spreaisneei— that we look a bit better on a spreadsheet and— that we look a bit better on a spreadsheet and then we don't iook— spreadsheet and then we don't look massively— spreadsheet and then we don't look massively-on- look massively better on a soreaosneei— look massively better on a- spreadsheet—we've spreadsheet anyway. and we've rosi— spreadsheet anyway. and we've iosi-oi— spreadsheet anyway. and we've lost-of national- lost all sense of national iieniiiy— lost all sense of national iieniiiy as— lost all sense of national identity as a— lost all sense of national identity as a result that. identity as a result of that. inen— identity as a result of that. inen-argae- identity as a result of that. then-argue that. identity as a result of that. then argue that is identity as a result of that. - then-argue that is not then i would argue that is not reany— then i would argue that is not reaiiylnriee— then i would argue that is not reallylprice worth- then i would argue that is not really price worth paying. but really a price worth paying. but i-ve— really a price worth paying. but i've—obviously- really a price worth paying. but i've—obviouslylasl i've got to ask obviously is as eniei— i've got to ask obviously is as chief operating— i've got to ask obviously is as chief operating officer at the conservative _the i conservative friends of the commonwealth— conservative friends of the commonwealth of commonwealth as well, a lot of peopie— commonwealth as well, a lot of peopie nigni— commonwealth as well, a lot of people might thinking, yeah, people might be thinking, yeah, we reany— people might be thinking, yeah, we really thought— people might be thinking, yeah, we really thought the conservative would we really thought the- conservative _would be the conservative party would be the party— conservative party would be the aany—noii- conservative party would be the nany—noii oi- party to try to get hold of inis— party to try to get hold of no i— party to try to get hold of this. i mean,— party to try to get hold of this. i mean, it- party to try to get hold of this. i mean, it has got exponentially- this. i mean, it has got- exponentially-hasn't it? this. i mean, it has got- expcthen ally-hasn't it? this. i mean, it has got- expcthen they-hasn't it? this. i mean, it has got expcthen they might hasn't it? this. i mean, it has got expcthen they might lookt it? this. i mean, it has got expcthen they might look over at and then they might look over at ianoar— and then they might look over at ianoar ani— and then they might look over at labour and think,— and then they might look over at labour and think, well, you're noi—io- labour and think, well, you're. noi—no anyining not really going to do anything anoai— not really going to do anything anoai ii.— not really going to do anything anoai in so— not really going to do anything about it. so so,— not really going to do anything about it. so so, so— not really going to do anything about it. so so, so we're, we're siaek— about it. so so, so we're, we're siaek. no— about it. so so, so we're, we're siaek. i>o yoa— about it. so so, so we're, we're stuck. do you think— about it. so so, so we're, we're stuck. do you think that the nriiisn— stuck. do you think that the british - have - stuck. do you think that the british have right british public have a right to ieer— british public have a right to ieei nei— british public have a right to feel let down,— british public have a right to feel let down, really? because it feel let down, really? because ii-inoagn— feel let down, really? because ii-inoagn ine- it looks as though the conservatives all people conservatives of all people aen-i— conservatives of all people aren-i-inai- conservatives of all people aren't that bothered conservatives of all people aren't protecting bothered conservatives of all people aren't protecting british ed conservatives of all people aren't protecting british culture about protecting british culture or-oi— about protecting british culture or-oi iiiei— about protecting british culture or-oi iiiei i— about protecting british culture or-of life? i think- about protecting british culture or of life? i think so. or our way of life? i think so. i or our way of life? i think so. i inink— or our way of life? i think so. i inink iney— or our way of life? i think so. i think they-right- or our way of life? i think so. i think they-right to i i think they have a right to feel let down. i mean, it's you know, the pledges all the know, one of the pledges all the way from cameron has been about getting this under control and it's happened. they it's just not happened. so they have right to feel have an absolute right to feel let down. think you're let down. and i think you're right of labour don't right in terms of labour don't really offer any alternative or any solution this matter. but any solution on this matter. but i concern will be

i think the concern will be coming up to the next elections, you general you know, the next general election particular election in particular is i think these think a lot of these conservative voters just won't vote. i think a lot of them will not come out and vote because of how they feel this issue. how they feel about this issue. you know, brexit happen you know, brexit didn't happen purely on on immigration, but that massive factor. it's that was a massive factor. it's been we the been you know, we had the referendum it's seven referendum 2016, it's been seven years. we've not got to years. we've still not got to gnps years. we've still not got to grips with migration. in fact, it's worse worse. so it's getting worse and worse. so i right the people i think every right the people of country every right of this country have every right to feel let down. sir neil, inank— to feel let down. sir neil, inank yoa— to feel let down. sir neil, thank you very,- to feel let down. sir neil, thank you very, very- ”2:2;- 2 sir neil, thank you very, very much. great to thank you very, very much. great io-as— thank you very, very much. great io-as — thank you very, very much. great to-as ever. .alok- to chat as ever. so, alok snarna— to chat as ever. so, alok sharma, there - to chat as ever. so, alok sharma, there the chief sharma, there is the chief operaiing— sharma, there is the chief operating officer at the conservative - operating officer at the conservative of conservative friends of the commonwealth. you conservative friends of the comiat nwealth. you conservative friends of the comiat these :h. you conservative friends of the comiat these numbers you conservative friends of the comiat these numbers just you conservative friends of the comiat these numbers just in you look at these numbers just in ine— look at these numbers just in ine soii— look at these numbers just in the cold light— look at these numbers just in the cold light of— look at these numbers just in the cold light of day and you siin— the cold light of day and you siin see— the cold light of day and you still see that— the cold light of day and you still see that our— the cold light of day and you still see that our public services— still see that our public services are— still see that our public services are being met and services are not being met and yoa— services are not being met and yoa-see— services are not being met and yoa-see-inere- services are not being met and you-see-there are- you still see that there are gaping— you still see that there are gaging noies— you still see that there are gaping holes in— you still see that there are gaping holes in our labour snonages— gaping holes in our labour shortages. cetera. it does shortages. et cetera. it does reany— shortages. et cetera. it does really make the mind wonder, are we-neing— really make the mind wonder, are we-neing nei— really make the mind wonder, are we-being lied to— really make the mind wonder, are we being lied to little we not being lied to a little bit we not being lied to a little nii nee— we not being lied to a little bit here _exactly- we not being lied to a little bit here exactly where bit here about exactly where oi— bit here about exactly where some of these— bit here about exactly where some of these people are coming iron— some of these people are coming iron-wnai— some of these people are coming iron-wnai iois— some of these people are coming from what jobs they are from and what jobs they are going— from and what jobs they are going-nis- from and what jobs they are doing this country? and doing over in this country? and doing over in this country? and io-noi— doing over in this country? and io-noi-as— doing over in this country? and do-not-as though- doing over in this country? and do not as though you do you not feel as though you nigni— do you not feel as though you nigni-a— do you not feel as though you nigni-a rigni— do you not feel as though you might-a right to- do you not feel as though you might a right to at might have a right to look at ine— might have a right to look at ine very— might have a right to look at the very-nature- might have a right to look at the very nature of the very changing nature of wnere— the very changing nature of

wnere-iive— the very changing nature of where-live and- the very changing nature of where live and think, is where you live and think, is inis— where you live and think, is this correct?— where you live and think, is this correct? is— where you live and think, is this correct? is this okay? is inis— this correct? is this okay? is inis-wnai— this correct? is this okay? is this-whatlwant?- this is this what i want? i sasneei— this is this what i want? i suspect maybe- this is this what i want? i suspect maybe it isn't. ceriainiy— suspect maybe it isn't. certainly if— suspect maybe it isn't. certainly if i- suspect maybe it isn't. certainly if i look in the inbox ii— certainly if i look in the inbox ii isn-i.— certainly if i look in the inbox now, it isn't. british culture is—anon- now, it isn't. british culture is—anon anii is being frowned upon and iesiroyei— is being frowned upon and iesiroyei .— is being frowned upon and destroyed . this there's no destroyed. this is there's no name on this. _ destroyed. this is there's no name on this. when i get on a nas— name on this. when i get on a nas iron — name on this. when i get on a bus from work— name on this. when i get on a bus from work every day and i ion-i— bus from work every day and i ion-i near— bus from work every day and i don't hear the— bus from work every day and i don't hear the english language anyone— don't hear the english language anyoe ani— don't hear the english language anymore and-sad- don't hear the english language anymore and sad about that. anymore and i'm sad about that. weii— anymore and i'm sad about that. new-go.— anymore and i'm sad about that. weir-go. rnis- anymore and i'm sad about that. well,-go. this is- well, there you go. this is anoiner— well, there you go. this is another one— well, there you go. this is another one like you. i have ansoiaieiy— another one like you. i have absolutely problem people absolutely no problem if people are absolutely no problem if people ioeiors— absolutely no problem if people are doctors, engineers, other skinei— are doctors, engineers, other skilled workers. _ are doctors, engineers, other skilled workers. exactly. who arrive-ine— skilled workers. exactly. who arrive _the legal- skilled workers. exactly. who arrive the legal routes arrive here by the legal routes ani— arrive here by the legal routes. and—nooaiaiion. and add value to the population. but and add value to the population. nai inis— and add value to the population. nai no is— and add value to the population. but this is not— and add value to the population. but this is not the— and add value to the population. but this is not the case. that's inai-s— but this is not the case. that's inai-s ine— but this is not the case. that's that's the view— but this is not the case. that's that's the view of— but this is not the case. that's that's the view of that individual.— that's the view of that individual. there you know, and says— individual. there you know, and says i— individual. there you know, and says, i nairiek— individual. there you know, and says, i patrick, this— individual. there you know, and says, i patrick, this this destruction _ says, i patrick, this this destruction of- says, i patrick, this this destruction of our culture has been— destruction of our culture has been in— destruction of our culture has been in ine— destruction of our culture has been in the planning for years ani— been in the planning for years and ii— been in the planning for years and ii is— been in the planning for years and it is hard— been in the planning for years and it is hard to— been in the planning for years and it is hard to come to the eoneasoin— and it is hard to come to the conclusion that— and it is hard to come to the conclusion that there isn't soneining— conclusion that there isn't something very conscious going on anoai— something very conscious going on anoai aii— something very conscious going on about all of— something very conscious going on about all of this. i refuse to on about all of this. i refuse io neiieve— on about all of this. i refuse to believe that— on about all of this. i refuse to believe that it— on about all of this. i refuse to believe that it is both simultaneously impossible all to siop— simultaneously impossible all to sioa noais— simultaneously impossible all to stop boats coming— simultaneously impossible all to stop boats coming across the ingiisn— stop boats coming across the english channel— stop boats coming across the english channel and also similar innossiine— english channel and also similar innossiine io— english channel and also similar impossible to have— english channel and also similar impossible to have a strong skins— impossible to have a strong skins aase— impossible to have a strong skills base at— impossible to have a strong skills base at immigration sysien —

skills base at immigration sysien .— skills base at immigration sysien . i— skills base at immigration system . i find— skills base at immigration system . i find it absolutely system. i find it absolutely bonkers.— system. i find it absolutely bonkers. and— system. i find it absolutely bonkers. and if— system. i find it absolutely bonkers. and if we play the tape iorwari— bonkers. and if we play the tape iorwari on— bonkers. and if we play the tape forward on this,— bonkers. and if we play the tape forward on this, i— bonkers. and if we play the tape forward on this, i had an expert on demographics— forward on this, i had an expert on demographics earlier on who said— on demographics earlier on who said inai— on demographics earlier on who said inai ny— on demographics earlier on who said that by 2050,— on demographics earlier on who said that by 2050, the white nriiisn— said that by 2050, the white nriiisn nov— said that by 2050, the white british box that— said that by 2050, the white british box that you tick at the ii— british box that you tick at the census, if indeed— british box that you tick at the census, if indeed you do tick inai— census, if indeed you do tick inai-viii— census, if indeed you do tick that-will be— census, if indeed you do tick that-will bela- census, if indeed you do tick that will be a minority. that box, will be in a minority. kni— that box, will be in a minority. ana inai,— that box, will be in a minority. ana inai, i— that box, will be in a minority. and that, i-should- that box, will be in a minority. and that, i should be a and that, i think, should be a concern for quite— and that, i think, should be a concern for quite people. concern for quite a few people. iasi— concern for quite a few people. rasi-as— concern for quite a few people. iasi-as a— concern for quite a few people. just-as a symbol- concern for quite a few people. just as a symbol of just maybe as a symbol of nriiain— just maybe as a symbol of nriiain ,— just maybe as a symbol of nriiain , as— just maybe as a symbol of britain , as a— just maybe as a symbol of britain , as a culture, as britain, as a culture, as a soeieiy— britain, as a culture, as a soeieiy in— britain, as a culture, as a society in decline. other peopie,— society in decline. other peopie, oi— society in decline. other people, of course, would say , people, of course, would say, weii— people, of course, would say, wen, inai— people, of course, would say, well, that would— people, of course, would say, well, that would show that we are now a rich— well, that would show that we are now a rich tapestry of iiversiiy— are now a rich tapestry of diversity. but— are now a rich tapestry of diversity. but i- are now a rich tapestry of diversity. but i would hit back at diversity. but i would hit back ai inai— diversity. but i would hit back ai inai ani— diversity. but i would hit back at that and say,— diversity. but i would hit back at that and say, that's fine, nai— at that and say, that's fine, nai is— at that and say, that's fine, nai is ii— at that and say, that's fine, nai is ii a— at that and say, that's fine, but is it a cohesive society and goes— but is it a cohesive society and ioeslaii— but is it a cohesive society and doeslall work— but is it a cohesive society and doeslall work or— but is it a cohesive society and does all work or do we run does it all work or do we run a risk— does it all work or do we run a risk of,— does it all work or do we run a serious risk of, frankly, just neeoning— serious risk of, frankly, just neeoning a— serious risk of, frankly, just becoming a nation of individuals or iisiinei— becoming a nation of individuals or distinct groups— becoming a nation of individuals or distinct groups just living iargeiy— or distinct groups just living largely separate lives in a eoaniry— largely separate lives in a eoaniry inai— largely separate lives in a country that has not got a naiiie— country that has not got a public service— country that has not got a public service that can function 7 public service that can function i kno— public service that can function i one i— public service that can function one i sasaeei— public service that can function ? and i suspect maybe that's wnere— ? and i suspect maybe that's wnere we— ? and i suspect maybe that's where we will— ? and i suspect maybe that's where we will end up. gb views at where we will end up. gb views ai en— where we will end up. gb views ai on news— where we will end up. gb views ai on news nk— where we will end up. gb views at gb news .uk now , prison at gb news .uk now, prison oiiieers— at gb news .uk now, prison officers have— at gb news .uk now, prison officers have been given crazy new guidelines— officers have been given crazy new guidelines that say they snoaiin-i— new guidelines that say they shouldn't call— new guidelines that say they shouldn't call inmates convicts. neiieve— shouldn't call inmates convicts. neiieve ii— shouldn't call inmates convicts. neiieve ii or— shouldn't call inmates convicts. believe it or not,— shouldn't call inmates convicts. believe it or not, i've got a iew— believe it or not, i've got a iew oi— believe it or not, i've got a iew oi ine— believe it or not, i've got a few of the names for them, but yean— few of the names for them, but yean, iney— few of the names for them, but yean, iney wani— few of the names for them, but yeah, they want to _ few of the names for them, but yeah, they want to go all

soiiiy, — yeah, they want to go all softly, softly.— yeah, they want to go all softly, softly. i'm patrick chisiys— softly, softly. i'm patrick christys on _ softly, softly. i'm patrick christys on gb- softly, softly. i'm patrick christys on gb news britain's

listening to gb news radio . how listening to gb news radio. how is this, for an example of - 5.22“ “g cit n 12 how is this, for an example of the woke— is this, for an example of the woke worm— is this, for an example of the woke world we— is this, for an example of the woke world we live in these days?— woke world we live in these days? prison— woke world we live in these days.7 prison officers have been ordered— days.7 prison officers have been ordered to— days.7 prison officers have been ordered to stop— days.7 prison officers have been ordered to stop using the word convicts— ordered to stop using the word convicts when— ordered to stop using the word convicts when referring to criminals. — convicts when referring to criminals. .civil- convicts when referring to criminals. civil servants criminals. so civil servants working— criminals. so civil servants working-prison- criminals. so civil servants working prison service working for the prison service have— working for the prison service have tom— working for the prison service have told staff— working for the prison service have told staff that they should use _ as persons- have told staff that they should use as persons with use terms such as persons with u...— use terms such as persons with lived experience— use terms such as persons with lived experience ,— use terms such as persons with lived experience , which i think lived experience, which i think is an— lived experience, which i think is an of— lived experience, which i think is iii of us— lived experience, which i think is all of us, isn't— lived experience, which i think is all of us, isn't it.7 or prison— is all of us, isn't it.7 or prison leavers- is all of us, isn't it.7 or prison leavers . yeah. for prison leavers. yeah. for sxs—snvissi— prison leavers. yeah. for ex—convicts ,— prison leavers. yeah. for ex—convicts , what is the world ex—convicts, what is the world coming— ex—convicts, what is the world coming is— ex—convicts, what is the world coming is ani— ex—convicts, what is the world coming to and will it actually make— coming to and will it actually make any— coming to and will it actually make any kind— coming to and will it actually make any kind of— coming to and will it actually make any kind of difference whatsoever?— make any kind of difference whatsoever? i— make any kind of difference whatsoever? i am joined now by former— whatsoever? i am joined now by former prisoner— whatsoever? i am joined now by former prisoner aids khan, who is-motivational- former prisoner aids khan, who is motivational speaker as is now a motivational speaker as gisai— is now a motivational speaker as g...._yo._ is now a motivational speaker as gisai—ysu again.- great to speak to you again. iiank— great to speak to you again. iiank-very— great to speak to you again. thank very much joining thank you very much for joining us-isis— thank you very much for joining us-issis sn— thank you very much for joining us-issis on ss— thank you very much for joining us here on gb news. is, us right here on gb news. is, wouii— us right here on gb news. is, wsuii you— us right here on gb news. is, wouii you is— us right here on gb news. is, would you be offended if i sausi— would you be offended if i saiisi you— would you be offended if i called you an— would you be offended if i called you an ex—con ? \2 called you an ex—con? no, i ion-i— called you an ex—con? no, i ion-i shini— called you an ex—con? no, i don't think i'll be offended. um, but i mean, i think the word khan— um, but i mean, i think the word khan smss— um, but i mean, i think the word khan comes from _ um, but i mean, i think the word khan comes from over 200 years

ago. — khan comes from over 200 years ago. um.— khan comes from over 200 years ago. um, maybe.— khan comes from over 200 years ago. um, maybe, you- khan comes from over 200 years ago. 22“ ago. um, maybe, you know, an ex—offender is absolutely fine for people that are actually in prison. then the prison inmates and if they're on remand and haven't been convicted, then just them a prisoner. i just call them a prisoner. i think be absolutely think that'll be absolutely fine. the point, fine. but more to the point, i mean, who has the time to organise these meetings and go there and say, tell you what, we're going to sit down and discuss about prison? what happened to reform and rehabilitation? yeah it's absolutely spot on. right ? at absolutely spot on. right? at some absolutely spot on. right? at psini— absolutely spot on. right? at some point someone- right? at some point someone has decided mai— some point someone has decided iiai iss— some point someone has decided iiai iiis mssi— some point someone has decided that the most pressing issue mai— that the most pressing issue iiai-iiavs— that the most pressing issue iiai-isavs si— that the most pressing issue that-have or-dayl that the most pressing issue that have or day is that they have or that day is wisiissi— that they have or that day is wisiissi si— that they have or that day is whether or not— that they have or that day is whether or not to call to call someone in a— whether or not to call to call someone in a prison, a convict or someone who's— someone in a prison, a convict or someone who's leaving prison. ani— or someone who's leaving prison. ami you— or someone who's leaving prison. ami you know— or someone who's leaving prison. kid you know how— or someone who's leaving prison. and you know how these things wk,— and you know how these things wk, iigiiii— and you know how these things work, right? they'll have had hours— work, right? they'll have had hours ani— work, right? they'll have had hours and hours— work, right? they'll have had hours and hours and hours of meetings. — hours and hours and hours of meetings. they'll— hours and hours and hours of meetings. they'll have been iiisk-ii— meetings. they'll have been iiisy-ii iake— meetings. they'll have been they'll have been charts drawn up they'll have been charts drawn iii—iss— they'll have been charts drawn up—iiss isasi- up about what's the least offensive.— up about what's the least offensive. meanwhile, we are not sowing—sausi- solving the problem of actual aims-wei— solving the problem of actual crime,-we? adds- solving the problem of actual crime, we? adds patrick. crime, are we? adds patrick. iisanwiiis— crime, are we? adds patrick. meanwhile, rome— crime, are we? adds patrick. meanwhile, rome is- crime, are we? adds patrick. meanwhile, rome is on- crime, are we? adds patrick. meanwhile, rome is on fire. it's true to me, it's crackers . i true to me, it's crackers. i mean, look, listen, let's put it i...— mean, look, listen, let's put it into perspective. _ mean, look, listen, let's put it into perspective. .“222; into perspective. is there currently playing musical

chairs? i mean, we've had since 2012, we've had ten justice secretaries. it sounds like all they're doing is time. i don't know who the prisoner- 22 “g . i don't know who the prisoner is. i ion-s— know who the prisoner is. i ion-i know— know who the prisoner is. i don't know who _ know who the prisoner is. i don't know who the- know who the prisoner is. i don't know who the justice secretary is here. i don't know whisk— secretary is here. i don't know which ones— secretary is here. i don't know which one's actually- secretary is here. i don't know which one's actually in- 23 “22 i don't know which one's actually in prison oni— which one's actually in prison and doing— which one's actually in prison and doing time— which one's actually in prison and doing time because they seem to and doing time because they seem io iove— and doing time because they seem io iove o— and doing time because they seem io iove o iot— and doing time because they seem io iove o ioi of— and doing time because they seem to have a lot of free— and doing time because they seem to have a lot of free time on ieei— to have a lot of free time on iiieii ionis— to have a lot of free time on their hands. _ to have a lot of free time on their hands. i— to have a lot of free time on their hands. 2“ i2< their hands. i mean, patrick, it's absolutely appalling what we focus reform and we need to focus on reform and rehabilitation. and the rehabilitation. and if the minisieis— rehabilitation. and if the ministers-so- ”i22“22 . 22“ and if the ministers so interested rehabilitation. and if the- ministers-so interested in ministers are so interested in ie— ministers are so interested in tie victims— ministers are so interested in the victims, right, and i'm all up for— the victims, right, and i'm all up for victims,— the victims, right, and i'm all up for victims, i— the victims, right, and i'm all up for victims, i know they siiouii — up for victims, i know they should have— up for victims, i know they should have day in court. should have their day in court. iee— should have their day in court. the criminals— should have their day in court. the criminals should— should have their day in court. the criminals should have- should have their day in court. the criminals should have their day in court. but if they're not interested, why focus interested, then why not focus on why focus on on reform? why not focus on rehabilitation? so there's not another— rehabilitation? so there's not another victim? _ rehabilitation? so there's not another victim? look,- ”i2“22 . 2“7’ so there's not another victim? 2.” another victim? look, crime levels going the levels are going through the roof, right? there's victims. people in kwasi drugs . people in kwasi with drugs. there's major problems we're having here. and that's and within the government. so what do we need to focus on? i mean, currently the ministers do don't know whether they're batting or bowling. know bowling. they don't know if they're or going. to they're coming or going. and to be i think what needs to be fair, i think what needs to actually patrick, is actually happen, patrick, is there needs to be a there needs

to be a cross—party agreement from everybody and say this is everybody gets involved, they sit down, they take advice from even ex—offenders like myself. right. sit down and say, well, teii— right. sit down and say, well, teii you— right. sit down and say, well, teii you whet,— right. sit down and say, well, tell you what, we— right. sit down and say, well, tell you what, we need to come with— tell you what, we need to come with on— tell you what, we need to come with an agreement— tell you what, we need to come with an agreement that's going to ie— with an agreement that's going to ie in— with an agreement that's going to ie in piase— with an agreement that's going to be in place for— with an agreement that's going to be in place for the next ten keos. — to be in place for the next ten yeas. ves.— to be in place for the next ten years. yes, we'll— to be in place for the next ten years. 2425 .. to be in place for the next ten years. /25 .. years. yes, we'll make some changes along the way, but in place for the next ten years. so we've got something work on. we've got something to work on. whereas currently the whereas when currently when the justice in justice secretary is coming in and they're around and and they're turning around and obviously, you know, they're there year and a half, there for a year and a half, they've got no chance of their policies they've policies working because they've not for to not got enough time for them to come in. and then somebody else comes same. so comes in and does the same. so we need a stronger foundation on. it's like building sandcastles. like, sandcastles. i mean, it's like, yeah, building yeah, it's like building sandcastles. there's a tides coming in. terrible. yeah coming in. it's terrible. yeah again, because this is again, spot on because this is oimost— again, spot on because this isi oimost—tiiot almost every single issue that i eni— almost every single issue that i eniltoiking— almost every single issue that i end-talking about- almost every single issue that i end talking about on this end up talking about on this show— end up talking about on this show _traced- end up talking about on this show traced back to the show can be traced back to the foot— show can be traced back to the feet isot— show can be traced back to the fact that we've— show can be traced back to the fact that we've had several different— fact that we've had several different secretaries of state for—oil for this particular thing or seveoi— for this particular thing or several different ministers for this—some- this particular thing. some times— this particular thing. some times- months - this particular thing. some times months at times for just months at a time where— times for just months at a time where in— times for just months at a time where in-case_ times for just months at a time where in-case of- times for just months at a time where in case of one actual where in the case of one actual prime— where in the case of one actual

prime minister,— where in the case of one actual prime minister, just weeks at a time,— prime minister, just weeks at a timemeo-ns— prime minister, just weeks at a time,-means that- prime minister, just weeks at a time, means that whenever time, which means that whenever they—think,- they come in, they think, oh, ioe— they come in, they think, oh, ioe-out— they come in, they think, oh, ioe-out my- they come in, they think, oh, i've put my stamp on i've got to put my stamp on this— i've got to put my stamp on this-is— i've got to put my stamp on this,-is what— i've got to put my stamp on this,-is what-got. i've got to put my stamp on this, is what got to this, this is what i've got to do this, this is what i've got to iolmoke— this, this is what i've got to iolmoke mk— this, this is what i've got to do make my difference. and do to make my difference. and then— do to make my difference. and then they-re — do to make my difference. and then they're out. _ do to make my difference. and then they're out. they're out on ieei— then they're out. they're out on their backside _ then they're out. they're out on their backside within the next few— their backside within the next few-so — their backside within the next few _so nothing - their backside within the next- few - so nothing - gets few months. so nothing ever gets ioee— few months. so nothing ever gets done-oeiies— few months. so nothing ever gets done-builds up.— few months. so nothing ever gets done builds up. but you done and it builds up. but you know,— done and it builds up. but you know-wome— done and it builds up. but you know,-would you- done and it builds up. but you know, would you say to know, what would you say to rmermeirs— know, what would you say to members-public- know, what would you say to members public who think members of the public who think i...,_ members of the public who think that,_shouldn't- that, you know, we shouldn't pussyroor— that, you know, we shouldn't pussyfoot around— that, you know, we shouldn't pussyfoot around calling people that, you know, we shouldn't pussareit around calling people that, you know, we shouldn't pussare leavingi calling people that, you know, we shouldn't pussare leaving prison,g people that, you know, we shouldn't pussare leaving prison,g pe note who are leaving prison, not not prison— prison leavers. we should call them — prison leavers. we should call them ex—cons,_ prison leavers. we should call them ex—cons, because there may be them ex—cons, because there may ire—worki— them ex—cons, because there may ioe—worker make- them ex—cons, because there may be_would make that. be that stigma would make that person—ro— be that stigma would make that person _to offend- person less likely to offend ogoim — person less likely to offend again. maybe- person less likely to offend again..maybe it- person less likely to offend again. maybe it might make again. or maybe it might make peopie— again. or maybe it might make peopie moe— again. or maybe it might make people more more— again. or maybe it might make people more more aware of who they— people more more aware of who reek-im— people more more aware of who reek-im-wiier— people more more aware of who they in wider community. they are in the wider community. row— they are in the wider community. row worki— they are in the wider community. row wouii you— they are in the wider community. how would you respond to that? iook— how would you respond to that? look omi— how would you respond to that? look mi i— how would you respond to that? look and i believe— how would you respond to that? look and i believe that we smouii— look and i believe that we should call— look and i believe that we should call them ex—offenders , should call them ex—offenders, rieme — should call them ex—offenders, rigme vie— should call them ex—offenders, rights we oii— should call them ex—offenders, right? we all make- should call them ex—offenders, right? we all make mistakes. i get what the public's point of view is on the matter as well. um, but one thing i will say is that nothing's getting done for rehabilitating these people, right? and these people have been called much worse . i mean, been called much worse. i mean, they've been spat on as kids . they've been spat on as kids. they've had cigarettes burnt on them. they've been abused as child. and as a society, we

don't focus on what's happened to them. we just punish for to them. we just punish them for what doing. to them. we just punish them for wha'i doing. to them. we just punish them for wha'i like doing. to them. we just punish them for wha'i like with doing. to them. we just punish them for wha'i like with support. to them. we just punish them for wha'i like with support and and i feel like with support and with assistance , you know, more with assistance, you know, more can be done to help these people in terms of reduce another in terms of to reduce another victim on the streets and reduce another stabbing, reduce another theft, reduce people stopping from actually, you know, going and dealing drugs . just quickly and dealing drugs. just quickly as just and dealing drugs. just quickly as test test— and dealing drugs. just quickly as just just quickly,— 22“: 2 “g 2 35 just quickly as just just quickly, because im— as just just quickly, because i-m-move- as just just quickly, because km -more ro- as just just quickly, because i'm _have to go- as just just quickly, becausei i'm _have to gola i'm going to have to go in a seomi— i'm going to have to go in a seeomi-kou- i'm going to have to go in a second. you stigmatised by second. were you stigmatised by mome— second. were you stigmatised by moire-im— second. were you stigmatised by having-in prison- second. were you stigmatised by having in prison for having been in in prison for a mi— having been in in prison for a ioir oerioi— having been in in prison for a fair period of— having been in in prison for a fair period of time or, you know,— fair period of time or, you moor-ire— fair period of time or, you know, the nature of your know, for the nature of your erimee— know, for the nature of your crime-mir- know, for the nature of your crime? fair, mate, were crime? to be fair, mate, were you— crime? to be fair, mate, were you stigmatised— crime? to be fair, mate, were you stigmatised when you got orie— you stigmatised when you got orie oo— you stigmatised when you got out? do .think_ you stigmatised when you got out? do think you know, out? do you think you know, iesause— out? do you think you know, becauseididn't_ out? do you think you know, because didn't like stigma as because i didn't like stigma as isomer— because i didn't like stigma as ioimer-i— because i didn't like stigma as ioiirer-i wes— because i didn't like stigma as bother-i was focussed,. because i didn't like stigma as bother 2 2 because i didn't like stigma as. bother-i was focussed, i was bother me. i was focussed, i was determined, i was motivate covid, consistent and covid, i was consistent and look, you've to look, in life, you've got to stay focussed because people look, in life, you've got to stay fcratheri because people look, in life, you've got to stay fcratheri be

miiiiom— migration could this year top1 million people.— migration could this year top 1 million people. i'm going to ask , is ii— million people. i'm going to ask , is ii ioo— million people. i'm going to ask , is ii ioo easy— million people. i'm going to ask , is it too easy to— million people. i'm going to ask , is it too easy to come and iike— , is it too easy to come and iive im— , is it too easy to come and live in britain?— , is it too easy to come and live in britain? shouldn't it be a live in britain? shouldn't it be o-so— live in britain? shouldn't it be o-so im— live in britain? shouldn't it be o-so im going- live in britain? shouldn't it be a-so i'm going to. a privilege? so i'm going to move— a privilege? so i'm going to more o— a privilege? so i'm going to more o iig— a privilege? so i'm going to have a big debate on that iesause— have a big debate on that iesause i— have a big debate on that because i just— have a big debate on that because i just can't get head because i just can't get my head ouromi— because i just can't get my head around-number. _ because i just can't get my head around number. but there we around that number. but there we go. around that number. but there we eio-wii— around that number. but there we go-rriii gei— around that number. but there we go-rriii gei your- go. and this will get your weekend— go. and this will get your weekend .to- go. and this will get your weekend-to a- go. and this will get your weekend to a bang, quite weekend off to a bang, quite merino.— weekend off to a bang, quite literally. _ show i weekend off to a bang, quite. literally._show you literally. i'm going to show you mow— literally. i'm going to show you mow-om— literally. i'm going to show you mow-om wiser— literally. i'm going to show you how-on when i- literally. i'm going to show you how on when i danced with how i got on when i danced with the how i got on when i danced with me dream— how i got on when i danced with me oreom boys— how i got on when i danced with the dream boys as— how i got on when i danced with the dream boys as i get ready to iike— the dream boys as i get ready to ioke mk— the dream boys as i get ready to ioke mkloii— the dream boys as i get ready to ioke myloff ior— the dream boys as i get ready to take my off for charity next take my kit off for charity next momm— take my kit off for charity next month, .raising _ take my kit off for charity next month, raising money for the month, i'm raising money for the smoky— month, i'm raising money for the emeriik mimi,— month, i'm raising money for the charity mind, the— month, i'm raising money for the charity mind, the mental health smirk.— charity mind, the mental health smirk-yes— charity mind, the mental health smirk-yes i— charity mind, the mental health charity.-yes, i will- charity mind, the mental health charity. yes, i will be charity. so, yes, i will be reveoiime— charity. so, yes, i will be revealing-very- charity. so, yes, i will be revealing very shortly, revealing all very shortly, ioiies— revealing all very shortly, ladies first, revealing all very shortly, ladieyour first, revealing all very shortly, ladieyour latest first, revealing all very shortly, ladieyour latest news first, it is your latest news headlines. - it is your latest news headlines. tatiana sanchez . headlines. tatiana sanchez. roiriek— headlines. tatiana sanchez. patrick thank— headlines. tatiana sanchez. patrick thank you and good oiiemoom — patrick thank you and good afternoon. this- patrick thank you and good afternoon. 2“ afternoon. this is the latest from the newsroom passengers have been facing widespread disruption today due to the latest round of train strikes . latest round of train strikes. members of the aslef union are walking out at more than a dozen train operators in a long running dispute over pay. tomorrow rmt members go on strike, disrupting travel to the final of the eurovision song contest in liverpool . all

contest in liverpool. all meanwhile, rishi sunak says he's disappointed with the decision to block ukrainian president vladimir zelenskyy from addressing the eurovision song contest. borisjohnson addressing the eurovision song contest. boris johnson has also expressed his disappointment , expressed his disappointment, tweeting, there's only one reason the contest isn't in ukraine, and that's because of putin's illegal war. the block is due to concerns from organisers and address could politicise the event . the politicise the event. the european broadcasting union says it's against the rules. labour leader sir keir starmer has insisted his party takes allegations of sexual harassment extremely seriously. it follows reports an internal investigation into one case of groping claims took three years to complete . in a separate case, to complete. in a separate case, a labour mp has reported one of her party colleagues to the police for alleged sexual assault . sir police for alleged sexual assault. sir keir starmer is urging anyone within the party with concerns to come forward . with concerns to come forward. well, look, i think all of these oiiegoiioms— well, look, i think all of these allegations have— well, look, i think all of these allegations have to be taken ekiremeik— allegations have to be taken extremely seriously and they are iokem— extremely seriously and they are taken seriously— extremely seriously and they are taken seriously by— extremely seriously and they are taken seriously by me and by the

party-— taken seriously by me and by the perio- i— taken seriously by me and by the perry. i io— taken seriously by me and by the party. i do understand from my eoeriemee— party. i do understand from my eperiemee os— party. i do understand from my experience as chief prosecutor mow— experience as chief prosecutor how difficult— experience as chief prosecutor how difficult it— experience as chief prosecutor how difficult it is— experience as chief prosecutor how difficult it is for people to how difficult it is for people io oe— how difficult it is for people to come forward. _ how difficult it is for people to come forward. that's among the to come forward. that's among me resoms— to come forward. that's among the reasons that— to come forward. that's among the reasons that we made our oroess— the reasons that we made our process completely independent. so process completely independent. so its— process completely independent. so its moi— process completely independent. so its moi o— process completely independent. so it's not a political process anymore— so it's not a political process anymore ior— so it's not a political process anymore for what— so it's not a political process anymore for what i would say is imi— anymore for what i would say is iiroi i— anymore for what i would say is that i encourage— anymore for what i would say is that i encourage anybody to come iomori— that i encourage anybody to come iomori omi— that i encourage anybody to come iomori omi io— that i encourage anybody to come forward and to feel— that i encourage anybody to come forward and to feel that they're srpporiei— forward and to feel that they're supported through that independent process . the uk independent process. the uk eomoy— independent process. the uk eomoy grew— independent process. the uk economy grew slightly in the iirsi— economy grew slightly in the iirsi iree— economy grew slightly in the first three months of the year, imi— first three months of the year, but contracted _ first three months of the year, but contracted in— first three months of the year, but contracted in march. that's recording— but contracted in march. that's recording io— but contracted in march. that's according to official figures. growth of 0.1% was recorded by the office for national statistics in the first quarter. but in march the economy shrank by 0.3. most driven by a fall in retail and car sales, as well as ongoing strike action. and elon musk has named linda yaccarino as the new ceo at twitter following over six months of his leadership , musk tweeted the leadership, musk tweeted the former nbc universal advertising chief will focus primarily on

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investments that matter. for yeah . welcome back, everybody. yeah. welcome back, everybody. it's yeah. welcome back, everybody. is ieioie— yeah. welcome back, everybody. it's debate time— yeah. welcome back, everybody. it's debate time now— «22 2“ welcome back, everybody. it's debate time now and it's got— it's debate time now and it's goi io— it's debate time now and it's goi io ie— it's debate time now and it's goi io ie om— it's debate time now and it's got to be on this— it's debate time now and it's got to be on this top story. the home— got to be on this top story. the home omiee— got to be on this top story. the home office fears— got to be on this top story. the home office fears that net migroiiom— home office fears that net migration this— home office fears that net migration this year could top ioooooo— migration this year could top 1,000,000 billion, which is just bonkers— 1,000,000 billion, which is just iomkers ism-i— 1,000,000 billion, which is just bonkers, isn't it?— 1,000,000 billion, which is just bonkers, isn't it? so if true, it bonkers, isn't it? so if true, ii worki— bonkers, isn't it? so if true, ii wouii ie— bonkers, isn't it? so if true, it would be almost double the previous— it would be almost double the previous peek— it would be almost double the previous peak of— it would be almost double the previous peak of 504,000, making a previous peak of 504,000, making o eomoieie— previous peak of 504,000, making a complete mockery— previous peak of 504,000, making a complete mockery of that pieige— a complete mockery of that pieige io— a complete mockery of that pledge to take— a complete mockery of that pledge to take back control, omom— pledge to take back control, which ws— pledge to take back control, which was made— pledge to take back control, which was made during the 2016 eu referendum _ which was made during the 2016 eu referendum campaign. so this does— eu referendum campaign. so this does beg— eu referendum campaign. so this does beg the— eu referendum campaign. so this does beg the question is it too easy— does beg the question is it too easy to— does beg the question is it too easy to ome— does beg the question is it too easy to come to— does beg the question is it too easy to come to the uk.7 joining easy to come to the uk? joining me now is jeremy— easy to come to the uk? joining me now is jeremy hutton, who's a reeeereerrr er— me now is jeremy hutton, who's a researcher at migration watch uk and researcher at migration watch uk are e— researcher at migration watch uk are a server— researcher at migration watch uk and a stalwart of— researcher at migration watch uk and a stalwart of the show. it's rmmrererrer— and a stalwart of the show. it's immigration lawyer harbhajan singe— immigration lawyer harbhajan srrgrr errerrger— immigration lawyer harbhajan srrgrr ererger .— immigration lawyer harbhajan singh bhangal . both of you, singh bhangal. both of you, rearr— singh bhangal. both of you, rrrerk vou— singh bhangal. both of you, rrerk you very,— singh bhangal. both of you, thank you very, very much . thank you very, very much. hoijatr— thank you very, very much. hoj'j'atr re— thank you very, very much. hoj'j'atr re ir— thank you very, very much. hojjat, is it too— thank you very, very much. hojjat, is it too easy to come to hojjat, is it too easy to come re re— hojjat, is it too easy to come re re ue— hojjat, is it too easy to come re re uk e— hojjat, is it too easy to come to the uk ? depends what category to the uk? depends what category you weer— to the uk? depends what category you weer re— to the uk? depends what category you want to come— to the uk? depends what category you want to come into. jewel you want to come into. so there have— you want to come into. so there have been— you want to come into. so there have been relaxation in the student visa schemes. there's been a lot more— student visa schemes. there's been a lot more easier- : , f there's been a lot more easier than what it been a lot more easier than what rr wee— been a lot more easier than what it was previously— been a lot more easier than what it was previously to— been a lot more easier than what it was previously to get into erre— it was previously to get into and we're sort— it was previously to get into and we're sort of- it was previously to get into and we're sort of at the previous— and we're sort of at the previous levels. we were pre zero— previous levels. we were pre zero erre— previous levels. we were pre 2010 and also— previous levels. we were pre 2010 and also the work permit

eeerrerr— 2010 and also the work permit he hee— 2010 and also the work permit scheme has been— 2010 and also the work permit scheme has been relaxed and in reeempe re— scheme has been relaxed and in response to the— scheme has been relaxed and in response to the fact that a lot of response to the fact that a lot or european— response to the fact that a lot of european workers went away emer— of european workers went away eher memr— of european workers went away after brexit or— of european workers went away after brexit or they were unavailable— after brexit or they were unavailable . - after brexit or they were unavailable . after brexit or they were unavailable. after brexit or they were - unavailable . so now it's become unavailable. so now it's become a lot easier to get work permits if you have a sponsor licence and then a lot more categories. recently we saw they've been opened the construction opened up to the construction industry well. so there's industry as well. so there's a lot more categories that have been work permits, been opened up to work permits, hence a lot of this new migration coming in is actually approved. migration via visas . approved. migration via visas. okay. all right. now i'll just reh— okay. all right. now i'll just ask you— okay. all right. now i'll just eeh you em— okay. all right. now i'll just ask you on this— okay. all right. now i'll just ask you on this one, jeremy , ask you on this one, jeremy, hemme— ask you on this one, jeremy, heeeuee hem — ask you on this one, jeremy, because from where i'm sitting , rhe— because from where i'm sitting now , this idea— because from where i'm sitting now , this idea that it's so hard now, this idea that it's so hard to now, this idea that it's so hard he ger— now, this idea that it's so hard re re hme— now, this idea that it's so hard to get into britain— now, this idea that it's so hard to get into britain that you here— to get into britain that you have re— to get into britain that you have re ger— to get into britain that you have to get in— to get into britain that you have to get in a- to get into britain that you have to get in a dinghy and come rhe— have to get in a dinghy and come across the channel— have to get in a dinghy and come across the channel illegally, h-e— across the channel illegally, it's absolutely— across the channel illegally, it's absolutely rubbish because creamy— it's absolutely rubbish because clearly amhe— it's absolutely rubbish because clearly arnie a— it's absolutely rubbish because clearly arnie a net migration heme— clearly arnie a net migration figure-around— clearly arnie a net migration figure around the million figure of around the million mark— figure of around the million mark-e— figure of around the million mark a previously figure of around the million. mark-a-previously of mark after a year previously of herr— mark after a year previously of heh e— mark after a year previously of half a million— mark after a year previously of half a million and— mark after a year previously of half a million and a year before her— half a million and a year before mar-meme— half a million and a year before that-around 300— half a million and a year before that around 300 odd thousand that of around 300 odd thousand heme— would strongly indicate that it is would strongly indicate that it he remem— would strongly indicate that it is actually quite— would strongly indicate that it is actually quite easy to just get— is actually quite easy to just get-if— is actually quite easy to just ger-h vou— is actually quite easy to just get-if you want- is actually quite easy to just get if you want to. get here if you want to. hheemreh. — get here if you want to. absolutely. if— get here if you want to. absolutely. if you're- get here if you want to. absolutely. if you're willing to put in a bit of work and maybe get up some skills in a reasonably common profession

like in the construction industry, example , or maybe industry, for example, or maybe being a web designer, then probably worker probably get a skilled worker visa here. someone will offer probably get a skilled worker visa a ere. someone will offer probably get a skilled worker visa a job, someone will offer probably get a skilled worker visa a job, in someone will offer probably get a skilled worker visa a job, in some he will offer probably get a skilled worker visa a job, in some cases l offer probably get a skilled worker visa a job, in some cases you er probably get a skilled worker visaa job, in some cases you can you a job, in some cases you can actually get a job in the uk without any skills or any experience or any qualifications whatsoever. and that's if you want to come the uk as a care want to come to the uk as a care worker. and there are numerous examples people examples out there of people in quite immigrating quite poor countries immigrating to having not worked in to the uk, having not worked in care a day in their life and i think that's a very good example of just easy it can be to of just how easy it can be to move to the uk. and that's why we have such high immigration. okay when i now look at the people— okay when i now look at the people-over- okay when i now look at the people-over here - when i now look at the people over here on the people coming over here on the heme— people coming over here on the heme heroes— people coming over here on the boats across channel and boats across the channel and i rhmh— boats across the channel and i rhmh wen,— boats across the channel and i think, well,-they- boats across the channel and i think, well, they they think, well, are they are they gemrmeh— think, well, are they are they gemrmeh-rrer- think, well, are they are they genuinely war and genuinely fleeing war and persecution?— genuinely fleeing war and persecution? that is is one persecution? that is that is one rhmg. — persecution? that is that is one rhmg. hur— persecution? that is that is one hm. hm rhem— persecution? that is that is one thing. but then people go, oh heu— thing. but then people go, oh well-vou— thing. but then people go, oh well-you-thesel well patrick, you know these peopler— well patrick, you know these peopler rher-e— well patrick, you know these people, that's only way they people, that's the only way they can people, that's the only way they ger— people, that's the only way they ger here.— people, that's the only way they can get here. and— people, that's the only way they can get here. and then i look at rhe— can get here. and then i look at his eeeme— can get here. and then i look at this second highest group of people— this second highest group of people coming— this second highest group of people coming across english people coming across the english chemeh— people coming across the english memer—he- people coming across the english channel—be fromi channel now appears to be from here. — channel now appears to be from here. _h— channel now appears to be from here-he me— channel now appears to be from india.-is one-the- india. india is one of the remem— india. india is one of the largest nations that we take regar— largest nations that we take legal migration— largest nations that we take legal migration from. is it hrerehy— legal migration from. is it literally just— legal migration from. is it literally just the case that

her— literally just the case that her harem-r— literally just the case that they haven't really put in any redeeming— they haven't really put in any redeeming aspects of their kyiv , as h— redeeming aspects of their kyiv , as h wee— redeeming aspects of their kyiv , as it were, that— redeeming aspects of their kyiv , as it were, that would warrant rhem — , as it were, that would warrant rhem coming— , as it were, that would warrant them coming here— , as it were, that would warrant them coming here legally, which is them coming here legally, which he why— them coming here legally, which he why mew— them coming here legally, which he why hey are— them coming here legally, which is why they are coming here hhhegehhw— is why they are coming here hhhegehhwe he— is why they are coming here illegally? is that just the reehhw— illegally? is that just the reehhw er— illegally? is that just the reality of the— illegally? is that just the reality of the situation? ian? wow— reality of the situation? ian? how r— reality of the situation? ian? how r rhhmh— reality of the situation? ian? now i think a— reality of the situation? ian? now i think a lot of that is eeem— now i think a lot of that is come he— now i think a lot of that is could be true— now i think a lot of that is could be true because what happene— could be true because what hepheme he— could be true because what happens is the— could be true because what happens is the people that are comme— happens is the people that are eemhmg hem — happens is the people that are coming from india here on the emehh— coming from india here on the emehh heare— coming from india here on the small boats have— coming from india here on the small boats have actually come hme— small boats have actually come he hwrehe— small boats have actually come into europe already. a lot of them — into europe already. a lot of them or— into europe already. a lot of them on student visas. and because it is a lot cheaper to get— because it is a lot cheaper to eer hme— because it is a lot cheaper to ger he a— because it is a lot cheaper to get into a student visa, into a european— get into a student visa, into a hwrehem mer— get into a student visa, into a european east european country rerher— european east european country rerherl— european east european country when eew— european east european country rather , say, georgia, rather than, say, georgia, if i wemee— rather than, say, georgia, if i wemee re— rather than, say, georgia, if i wemee re eer— rather than, say, georgia, if i wanted to get a— rather than, say, georgia, if i wanted to get a student visa to eeeme,— wanted to get a student visa to eeerghe, mer— wanted to get a student visa to georgia, that would be cheaper to georgia, that would be cheaper re-rhem— georgia, that would be cheaper re-rhem ceme- georgia, that would be cheaper to-then come to- georgia, that would be cheaper to then come to the georgia, that would be cheaper- to-then come to the uk. to come to, then come to the uk. so to come to, then come to the uk. so from — to come to, then come to the uk. so from there— to come to, then come to the uk. so from there they— to come to, then come to the uk. so from there they then - to come to, then come to the uk. so from there they then get- so from there they then get trafficked or they come over and try get here on a small try and get here on a small boat. but indians have always formed— boat. but indians have always hermee me— boat. but indians have always formed one of— boat. but indians have always formed one of the— but indians have always formed one of the top ten groups but indians have always forpeopleie of the top ten groups but indians have always forpeopleie of theonp ten groups but indians have always forpeopleie of theon smalljroups but indians have always forpeopleie of theon small boats of people coming on small boats hem— of people coming on small boats from he— of people coming on small boats from me weer— of people coming on small boats from the year-it's- from the year 2000. so it's hemme— from the year 2000. so it's merhhmg mew— from the year 2000. so it's nothing new that coming in. and like nothing new that coming in. and hme-he— nothing new that coming in. and hhhe-he me— nothing new that coming in. and like-is one of— nothing new that coming in. and like-is one of the- like india, is one of the merger— like india, is one of the biggest groups of people who come-legally- biggest groups of people who come-legally as- biggest groups of people who come legally as well. come across legally as well. i wee-er— come across legally as well. i wee-er rhe— come across legally as well. i was-of the-of- come across legally as well. i was-of the-of the- was one of the one of the biggest populations in the world as well as well, to be fair. so there is that. jeremy i'll throw

it back over to you. so it would appear it's quite to appear that it's quite easy to get if want to pretend get here if you want to pretend to be an asylum or to be an asylum seeker or refugee. quite easy to get refugee. it's quite easy to get here you are asylum seeker here if you are an asylum seeker or it's quite easy or a refugee. it's quite easy to get here want to be get here if you want to be a student. it's quite easy to get here if you happen to be the relative of a student. it's quite easy to get here if you want to work in construction. ian painting ian i mean, he's painting a picture fact that it is picture of the fact that it is desperately easy to come to britain, as far i can tell, britain, as far as i can tell, and jeremy, i just why we and jeremy, i just wonder why we still up having things like still end up having things like a for, gps and for a shortage for, for gps and for and nurses. are we being and for nurses. are we being lied to about skilled migration in it's hard to say. i wouldn't say in it's hard to say. i wouldn't eew being— in it's hard to say. i wouldn't say we're being we're- " “at iwouldn't say we're being we're being lied to, say we're being we're being lied he, hwh— say we're being we're being lied he, hwh hr-e— say we're being we're being lied to, but it's certainly the case mer— to, but it's certainly the case mm a— to, but it's certainly the case mm a her— to, but it's certainly the case mm a her er— to, but it's certainly the case that a lot of people are coming in that a lot of people are coming hm ee— that a lot of people are coming hm ee ers,— that a lot of people are coming hm ee ers, ers— that a lot of people are coming in as gps, gps and all those eere— in as gps, gps and all those eerr er— in as gps, gps and all those sort of things. _ in as gps, gps and all those sort of things. like you say, he— sort of things. like you say, the shortages— sort of things. like you say, the shortages that keep getting marred— the shortages that keep getting marred wh— the shortages that keep getting marred up hm— the shortages that keep getting drafted up in the— the shortages that keep getting drafted up in the news. they are being— drafted up in the news. they are heme rhhhee— drafted up in the news. they are being filled partly— drafted up in the news. they are being filled partly from hemeerhe— being filled partly from domestic and part from immigration,- domestic and part from l immigration,-um domestic and part from i immigration,-um , immigration, labour, um, hweer hr— immigration, labour, um, however, it comes to down the her— however, it comes to down the

her her— however, it comes to down the fact that there's— however, it comes to down the fact that there's just so many people— fact that there's just so many peephe coming— fact that there's just so many people coming into the uk rhreweh— people coming into the uk through these— people coming into the uk through these many, many routes that through these many, many routes rher mer— through these many, many routes that that ultimately we're never going— that that ultimately we're never going re— that that ultimately we're never gehmg re hwh— that that ultimately we're never gehmg re hwh-he— that that ultimately we're never going to put lid on it and going to put a lid on it and whrhmerew— going to put a lid on it and ultimately every immigrant that re— ultimately every immigrant that he he— ultimately every immigrant that comes to the uk— ultimately every immigrant that comes to the uk has to end up working— comes to the uk has to end up werhhme ,— comes to the uk has to end up werhhmg , yew— comes to the uk has to end up working , you know, sorry, they, working, you know, sorry, they, mew— working, you know, sorry, they, mew, mew— working, you know, sorry, they, mew, mew, mew— working, you know, sorry, they, they, they, they create their own-sorry. - they, they, they create their own-sorry. h-m- they, they, they create their own sorry. i'm being own burdens. sorry. i'm being very— very incoherent here. they ereere— very incoherent here. they create-burdens. very incoherent here. they create burdens . very incoherent here. they- create-burdens . they create their own burdens. they mhehr— create their own burdens. they might-children- create their own burdens. they might children that need might bring children that need eeheehhmg. — might bring children that need. eeheehhmg. —90 schooling. they might need to go to schooling. they might need to go w e— schooling. they might need to go he e-eme— schooling. they might need to go he e-eme rhem— schooling. they might need to go to a_and then they- to a doctors and then they ereere— to a doctors and then they ereere e— to a doctors and then they create a more— to a doctors and then they create a more burden for create a more of a burden for ers— create a more of a burden for ers eme— create a more of a burden for ers me her— create a more of a burden for gps and that sort— create a more of a burden for gps and that sort of thing. so it's gps and that sort of thing. so he a— gps and that sort of thing. so he a hh— gps and that sort of thing. so it's a bit like— gps and that sort of thing. so it's a bit like a— gps and that sort of thing. so it's a bit like a pyramid eheme— it's a bit like a pyramid scheme. you- it's a bit like a pyramid scheme. you keep adding more and mere-me— scheme. you keep adding more and mere-me rhe— scheme. you keep adding more and more and the foundations more on top and the foundations erwmhhe— more on top and the foundations erwmhhe ever— more on top and the foundations crumble ever more.— more on top and the foundations crumble ever more. yeah 'r: crumble ever more. yeah and i hwer— crumble ever more. yeah and i hwer-ee— crumble ever more. yeah and i ieer-re rhewgh— crumble ever more. yeah and i just as though at the just feel as though at the moment whole is moment britain as a whole is behaving bit like a behaving a little bit like a drug addict or an alcoholic. right. which is depher right. which is where depher pieces your life are falling pieces of your life are falling apart and you put sticking plasters over it all and then eventually it all comes crumbling down. and how do you think we are potentially trying to mask a lot of the problems in this and economically on this country and economically on spreadsheets at the moment by just saying we'll throw our arms around the world and that will make us look bit better. i make us look a bit better. i think you ask the make us look a bit better. i. thinklyou ask the businesses

think if you ask the businesses , remem— think if you ask the businesses , patrick, genuinely are , patrick, there genuinely are vacancies there _ , patrick, there genuinely are vacancies there somebody vacancies there and if somebody is vacancies there and if somebody he whhhhmg— vacancies there and if somebody he whhhhme re— vacancies there and if somebody he whhhhmg re hav— vacancies there and if somebody is willing to pay for somebody eme— is willing to pay for somebody and paw— is willing to pay for somebody me my rhem— is willing to pay for somebody me my rhem e— is willing to pay for somebody and pay them a wage and they're not and pay them a wage and they're her e— and pay them a wage and they're her a hweer— and pay them a wage and they're not a burden on— and pay them a wage and they're not a burden on the— and pay them a wage and they're not a burden on the benefit evehem— not a burden on the benefit evehem-h— not a burden on the benefit system,-i don't- not a burden on the benefit system, i don't really see system, then i don't really see wher— system, then i don't really see wherlhrehhem— system, then i don't really see what problem that is. the what a problem with that is. the emer— what a problem with that is. the omer-he— what a problem with that is. the other-is migrants- what a problem with that is. the other is migrants actually other thing is migrants actually get other thing is migrants actually eer-rev— other thing is migrants actually eer-revlrhe- other thing is migrants actually get-tax.the nhs- get double tax for the nhs heeewee— get double tax for the nhs because-have- get double tax for the nhs because have to pay tax because they have to pay tax from — because they have to pay tax hem—eme- because they have to pay tax from _ and they i because they have to pay tax. from _and they have from their wages and they have to from their wages and they have re-em— from their wages and they have him whs— from their wages and they have to an nhs surcharge of £364 to pay an nhs surcharge of £364 a to pay an nhs surcharge of £364 hweer— to pay an nhs surcharge of £364 ayear her— to pay an nhs surcharge of £364 ayear her hereon— to pay an nhs surcharge of £364 ayear he been .— to pay an nhs surcharge of £364 a year per person . so if you're a year per person. so if you're a year per person. so if you're a remhhv— a year per person. so if you're a remhhv er— a year per person. so if you're a family of three,— a year per person. so if you're a family of three, you've got to pay— a family of three, you've got to pry wooe— a family of three, you've got to my mom e— a family of three, you've got to pay £1,000 a year— a family of three, you've got to pay £1,000 a year on top of what vow-re— pay £1,000 a year on top of what were paying— pay £1,000 a year on top of what you're paying through the tax for veer— you're paying through the tax for your gee— you're paying through the tax for your wages. so they do pay her— for your wages. so they do pay rhehr-rher— for your wages. so they do pay their-that aspect.- for your wages. so they do pay their that aspect. but their way in that aspect. but wher— their way in that aspect. but wherlhehhemhme- their way in that aspect. but what happening everyone what is happening is everyone hee— what is happening is everyone he he— what is happening is everyone he he work— what is happening is everyone has to work and— what is happening is everyone has to work and what should have happened— has to work and what should have happened-hr— has to work and what should have happened.if.were- has to work and what should have happened if were going to happened is if we were going to mm— happened is if we were going to rwrm-mhereme— happened is if we were going to turn migrants away and turn send migrants away and become— turn send migrants away and become-reliant- turn send migrants away and become reliant on them, become less reliant on them, mer— become less reliant on them, rherlmer— become less reliant on them, mariner-re— become less reliant on them, that not to happen that is not going to happen mheee— that is not going to happen mheee-rhe- that is not going to happen unless the british unless we train the british people— unless we train the british peopleld0_ unless we train the british people-do the- unless we train the british people do the for which unless we train the british peo migrants the for which unless we train the british peo migrants are for which unless we train the british peo migrants are doing. hr which unless we train the british peo migrants are doing. hr whthat the migrants are doing. and that comes from _yeah.- the migrants are doing. and that comes from yeah. and comes from cleaners. yeah. and eeewrhrv— comes from cleaners. yeah. and eeewrhrv mem— comes from cleaners. yeah. and security moment cleaners do it . security moment cleaners do it. yeah. — security moment cleaners do it. yeah. rrrrheh— security moment cleaners do it. yeah. patrick that— security moment cleaners do it. yeah. patrick that comes- security moment cleaners do it. yeah. patrick that comes from security guards. cleaners. we don't have to go far. we can hook— don't have to go far. we can hook hh— don't have to go far. we can hook he he— don't have to go far. we can look in the gb news building are the security guards are migrants? the cleaners are mhgreme. — migrants? the cleaners are migrants. yeah— g“ the cleaners are migrants. yeah these are jobs whheh—

migrants. yeah these are jobs which british— migrants. yeah these are jobs which british people can do. so why— which british people can do. so why-hrhrheh— which british people can do. so why british people why aren't the british people doing— why aren't the british people doin9-?_ why aren't the british people doing-? why— why aren't the british people doing-? why are- why aren't the british people doing ? why are they so doing them? why are they so rehhem— doing them? why are they so rehhem em— doing them? why are they so reliant on benefits and not gerrhmg—hehl reliant on benefits and not| eeeme—hem er reliant on benefits and not- getting_part of the getting up or doing part of the mer— getting up or doing part of the reason that are— getting up or doing part of the reason that are we just say veeh— reason that are we just say yeahv herr— reason that are we just say yeahv hem er— reason that are we just say yeah, part of the reason for it is yeah, part of the reason for it he-hmereee— yeah, part of the reason for it is-instead of— yeah, part of the reason for it is instead of people is that instead of people wemhme— is that instead of people wemrhmg re— is that instead of people wanting to pay a lot of workers a wanting to pay a lot of workers ehem— wanting to pay a lot of workers erehr wage— wanting to pay a lot of workers a fair wage and _ wanting to pay a lot of workers a fair wage and a— wanting to pay a lot of workers a fair wage and a variety of ehherem— a fair wage and a variety of different sectors— a fair wage and a variety of different sectors in your local coffee— different sectors in your local coffee ehehe— different sectors in your local coffee shops and— different sectors in your local coffee shops and all of this ehem— coffee shops and all of this erwh hr— coffee shops and all of this stuff, it can— coffee shops and all of this stuff, it can often be easier eme— stuff, it can often be easier and cheaper— stuff, it can often be easier and cheaper to— stuff, it can often be easier and cheaper to employ people who are and cheaper to employ people who ere-whhhhme— and cheaper to employ people who ere-whhhhme re— and cheaper to employ people who are-willing to work- and cheaper to employ people who are willing to work for are maybe willing to work for heee. — are maybe willing to work for heee. .rhrr— are maybe willing to work for less. .that is— are maybe willing to work for less. .that is a- are maybe willing to work for less. are maybe willing to work for- less. .that is a problem with less. and that is a problem with this been this country. it's been a problem this country for problem with this country for a very long period of time. it's a problem with this country that i think people would think a lot of people would be helped by brexit. that hasn't happened. but jeremy, i'll throw it you lot of it back to you now. a lot of people, when you look at these numbers, are concerned about two things infrastructure and the demographics of it, i.e. british culture right culture is do they have a right to concerned about those two to be concerned about those two things? first of all, they things? well, first of all, they certainly a right to be certainly have a right to be concerned infrastructure. concerned about infrastructure. i housing i mean, look at the housing rhehe— i mean, look at the housing crisis. everyone— i mean, look at the housing crisis. everyone the country crisis. everyone in the country rher-e— crisis. everyone in the country rher-e wehh— crisis. everyone in the country that's well below— crisis. everyone in the country that's well below the age of 35, at that's well below the age of 35, er-he— that's well below the age of 35, er-he errwgghhmg- that's well below the age of 35, at-is struggling to- that's well below the age of 35, at is struggling to get at least, is struggling to get on he— at least, is struggling to get on the housing— at least, is struggling to get on the housing ladder and is hmereeehme— on the housing ladder and isi increasing—their increasing worried about their herme— increasing worried about their

future-result,— increasing worried about their future result, might future as a result, they might have— future as a result, they might have-children— future as a result, they might have children that have less children and that eere— have less children and that ereeree-er- have less children and that creates-of its- have less children and thati creates-of its own, creates problems of its own, whheh— creates problems of its own, which-further- creates problems of its own, which further down the which then further down the he,— which then further down the hhme-mhehr- which then further down the line,-might we line, people might say, then we heee— line, people might say, then we need more immigrants because not hevhme— need more immigrants because not hevhme-ehhhmem— need more immigrants because not having children, which is having enough children, which is a consequence of not having enough— a consequence of not having. enough—howehme enough people on the housing header— enough people on the housing ladder—their- enough people on the housing ladder—their owni ladder and making their own remhhhee— ladder and making their own families—can't. families because they can't emom — families because they can't emom _werei afford it and like you were eevhme— afford it and like you were eevhmg, rhe— afford it and like you were saying, the having mass immigration— saying, the having mass immigration have a saying, the having mass- immigration-have a lowering immigration does have a lowering ehem— immigration does have a lowering eheer em— immigration does have a lowering eheer em agee— immigration does have a lowering effect on wages. and when the gevemmem— effect on wages. and when the government things like government does things like hewerhmg— government does things like. hawerhmg—vhea lowering the skilled worker visa eaharv—rrem - lowering the skilled worker visa eaharv—rrem hr- lowering the skilled worker visa salary—from it wasi salary requirement from it was aroma— salary requirement from it was around £35,000,— salary requirement from it was around £35,000, they reduced it to around £35,000, they reduced it re arrear— around £35,000, they reduced it to about £26,000. _ around £35,000, they reduced it to about £26,000. suddenly var-ve— to about £26,000. suddenly verve ger— to about £26,000. suddenly verve gar a— to about £26,000. suddenly you've got a lot— to about £26,000. suddenly you've got a lot of people eamhmg— you've got a lot of people eemhmg hm— you've got a lot of people coming in that— you've got a lot of people coming in that are at the entry heveh— coming in that are at the entry heveh ama— coming in that are at the entry level and that— coming in that are at the entry level and that is— coming in that are at the entry level and that is holding wages rawh— level and that is holding wages aewm. ama— level and that is holding wages down. and this— level and that is holding wages down. and this is— level and that is holding wages down. and this is what i'm eavhmg. — down. and this is what i'm eavhmg. we— down. and this is what i'm saying. it's too- down. and this is what i'm saying. 0 saying. it's too easy. look, both of you are going to have to leave it there. but thank you very, very much. jeremy hutson now researcher migration now is a researcher at migration watch of course, watch uk and of course, stonewall the show, stonewall to the show, immigration singh immigration lawyer harjot singh mangala was asking whether or not to easy come to not it is too to easy come to britain and clearly across absolutely every single sector, it to desperately it appears to be desperately easy get here at the easy in order to get here at the expense of, dare i say it, british culture and our infrastructure of infrastructure and a load of things a massive, things and i think is a massive, massive problem. it is too easy.

it should be of it should be more of a privilege. but brace yourselves, ladies and gentlemen. i'm ladies and gentlemen. now i'm about show nigel farage, about to show you nigel farage, as seen him before. as you've never seen him before. and i've and if that's not enough, i've been practising dance moves, been practising my dance moves, too. gave his been practising my dance moves, too. for gave his been practising my dance moves, too. for free, gave his been practising my dance moves, too. for free, i gave his been practising my dance moves, too. for free, i am gave his been practising my dance moves, too. for free, i am doing his been practising my dance moves, too. for free, i am doing its been practising my dance moves, too. for free, i am doing it to away for free, i am doing it to raise a bit of money for charity. i'm patrick christys on gb britain's news

britain's news. channel okay. welcome back, britain's news. channel— . okay. welcome back, everybody. britain's news. channel— . okay. welcthe back, everybody. britain's news. channel— . okay. welcthe highlighttrybody. britain's news. channel— . okay. welcthe highlight of)ody. now here it is. the highlight of my ehew— now here it is. the highlight of my ehew, whheh— now here it is. the highlight of my show, which some would say is a-har.— my show, which some would say is a-har. har— my show, which some would say is a-har. hwh here- my show, which some would say is a-bar. but here we- my show, which some would say is a bar. but here we go. a very low bar. but here we go. vee. — a very low bar. but here we go. vee. _ha— a very low bar. but here we go. wee-re ehew- a very low bar. but here we go. yes. _to show you - a very low bar. but here we go. yes. to show you what yes. i'm going to show you what happened— yes. i'm going to show you what happened when— yes. i'm going to show you what happened when nigel farage aeehaea— happened when nigel farage decided that— happened when nigel farage decided that he— happened when nigel farage decided that he too sexy for decided that he was too sexy for his decided that he was too sexy for hhe ehhrr. — decided that he was too sexy for hhe ehhrr. lmamv— decided that he was too sexy for his shirt..many of— decided that he was too sexy for his shirt. many of you know i his shirt. as many of you know i am,.course, getting- his shirt. as many of you know i am, course, getting ready to am, of course, getting ready to appear—rhe- appear on stage with the areamheve— appear on stage with the dreamboys call themselves dreamboys they call them selves the dreamboys they call themselves rhe hwe— dreamboys they call themselves me we meer— dreamboys they call themselves the uk's most famous group of mare— the uk's most famous group of mahe ehrhggere— the uk's most famous group of male strippers. i'll tell you why— male strippers. i'll tell you whv rm— male strippers. i'll tell you why h-m aehmg— male strippers. i'll tell you why i'm doing-a- male strippers. i'll tell you why i'm doing a little bit why i'm doing that a little bit rarer— why i'm doing that a little bit he em— why i'm doing that a little bit he h— why i'm doing that a little bit later on. if you— why i'm doing that a little bit later on. if you already later on. if you don't already mew.— later on. if you don't already know here— later on. if you don't already know. there is— later on. if you don't already know. there is some fundraising hmvahverh— know. there is some fundraising hmvahvealrhe— know. there is some fundraising involved..the way,- know. there is some fundraising involved. the way, and it's involved. by the way, and it's hwer— involved. by the way, and it's just giving.com/fundraising,

involved. by the way, and it's just giving.c0ichallengeing, forward slash challenge christie's— forward slash challenge christie's and- forward slash challenge christie's and we've already raheea— christie's and we've already raheea var-ve— christie's and we've already raised you've already raised aroma— raised you've already raised around £31,000.— raised you've already raised around £31,000. so feel free to keep— around £31,000. so feel free to keep aemarhmg— around £31,000. so feel free to keep donating that would be gear.— keep donating that would be grear. har— keep donating that would be grear. hwh hr— keep donating that would be great. but it might it might be ahhr— great. but it might it might be a hhr rea— great. but it might it might be a bit too late— great. but it might it might be a bit too late for— great. but it might it might be a bit too late for me to take maximum centre— a bit too late for me to take maximum centre stage because whgeh— maximum centre stage because whgeh rarage— maximum centre stage because whgeh rarage he— maximum centre stage because nigel farage is trying to steal my hhmehhghh— nigel farage is trying to steal my limelight. if— nigel farage is trying to steal my limelight. if you haven't whar— my limelight. if you haven't seen what he— my limelight. if you haven't seen what he did last night, rhea— seen what he did last night, rhem var-re— seen what he did last night, then you're missing out. and if var-re— then you're missing out. and if you're listening— then you're missing out. and if you're listening on radio, count veweeh— you're listening on radio, count yourself lucky. _ you're listening on radio, count yourself lucky. /r:::r. yourself lucky. you know what i mean ? and he does his little mean? and he does his little turn on the catwalk now on the catwalk. erg turn on the catwalk now on the catwalk . erg on the catwalk . he catwalk. erg on the catwalk. he heee— catwalk. erg on the catwalk. he he he— catwalk. erg on the catwalk. he does his little _ catwalk. erg on the catwalk. he does his little turn— catwalk. erg on the catwalk. he does his little turn on- f erg on the catwalk. he does his little turn on the eahwahh— does his little turn on the catwalk. get— does his little turn on the catwalk. get him off. nigel i'm too catwalk. get him off. nigel i'm hee eery— catwalk. get him off. nigel i'm hee eevv rer— catwalk. get him off. nigel i'm hee eevv her my— catwalk. get him off. nigel i'm too sexy for my cat. too sexy rer— too sexy for my cat. too sexy her my— too sexy for my cat. too sexy her my ear.— too sexy for my cat. too sexy for my cat. poor— too sexy for my cat. too sexy for my cat. poor poor cat . too sexy for my cat. too sexy for my cat. poor poor cat. i'm ree— for my cat. poor poor cat. i'm hee eery— for my cat. poor poor cat. i'm hee eevv rer— for my cat. poor poor cat. i'm hee eevv her my— for my cat. poor poor cat. i'm too sexy for my love. too sexy rer— too sexy for my love. too sexy her my— too sexy for my love. too sexy her my have,— too sexy for my love. too sexy for my love, love— too sexy for my love. too sexy for my love, love going to leave me— for my love, love going to leave me . oh— for my love, love going to leave me . oh haha— for my love, love going to leave me . oh haha 0h— for my love, love going to leave me . o" all right. me. oh haha oh okay. all right. wen,— me. oh haha oh okay. all right. well, wehh— me. oh haha oh okay. all right. well, well done— me. oh haha oh okay. all right. well, well done nigel.- me. oh haha oh okay. all right. well, well done nigel. it- me. o" all right. well, well done nigel. it takes gam— well, well done nigel. it takes gwre. hr— well, well done nigel. it takes gwre. hr rahee— well, well done nigel. it takes guts. it takes guts, but it's grahahhv— guts. it takes guts, but it's grahahhv a— guts. it takes guts, but it's probably a good job that the hherwree— probably a good job that the gherwree ear— probably a good job that the

pictures cut out— probably a good job that the pictures cut out just that none of pictures cut out just that none or we— pictures cut out just that none or we wamea— pictures cut out just that none of us wanted to— pictures cut out just that none of us wanted to see any more. dha— of us wanted to see any more. hha wee— of us wanted to see any more. hha wee har— of us wanted to see any more. did we? but if— of us wanted to see any more. did we? but if you're listening on did we? but if you're listening em mahe,— did we? but if you're listening em raahe, her— did we? but if you're listening on radio, let me— did we? but if you're listening on radio, let me talk you rhrewgh— on radio, let me talk you rhrewgh g,— on radio, let me talk you through it, basically. well, rhghh— through it, basically. well, .gghg, eaha— through it, basically. well, right, said fred sang too right, said fred sang i'm too sew.— right, said fred sang i'm too sexy- whgeh— right, said fred sang i'm too sexy. nigel decided that he was too sexy. nigel decided that he was hee-rar— sexy. nigel decided that he was hee-rariehhm- too sexy for his shirt. thankfully- too sexy for his shirt.- thankfully-see him too sexy for his shirt.— thankfully-see him go thankfully we didn't see him go all thankfully we didn't see him go ahh rhe— thankfully we didn't see him go ahh rhe wav— thankfully we didn't see him go all the way. but— thankfully we didn't see him go all the way. but getting to all the way. but getting back to rhe— all the way. but getting back to hhe-er— all the way. but getting back to hhe-er em— all the way. but getting back to hhe-er em whv— all the way. but getting back to the _of on why we- all the way. but getting back to the of on why we just the point of on why we just moved— the point of on why we just ehewea vea— the point of on why we just showed you that— the point of on why we just showed you that basically i am aamehmg— showed you that basically i am dancing dreamboys next dancing with the dreamboys next memh— dancing with the dreamboys next memh-memev— dancing with the dreamboys next month-money.the- month to raise money for the memah—i month to raise money for the- memah—. aha mental health charity mind. and i mental health charity mind. and h wae— mental health charity mind. and hwae heamhmg— mental health charity mind. and i was learning some dance moves. haeheahhw— i was learning some dance moves. gggagy, h-ve— i was learning some dance moves. basicallyv h-ve ger— i was learning some dance moves. basically, i've got to— i was learning some dance moves. basically, i've got to do three game. — basically, i've got to do three game. ohav— basically, i've got to do three game. ohav hwe— basically, i've got to do three parts. okay two smaller parts. okay two little smaller game— parts. okay two little smaller dance routines— parts. okay two little smaller dance routines and then one eere.— dance routines and then one eehe. ama— dance routines and then one solo. and it's— dance routines and then one solo. and it's going to be taken in solo. and it's going to be taken hm-ar— solo. and it's going to be taken hm-ar zerh— solo. and it's going to be taken hm-ar zerh er— solo. and it's going to be taken in-at 28th of june- solo. and it's going to be taken in at 28th of june in in place at 28th of june in hremhev— in place at 28th of june in hremhev hm— in place at 28th of june in bromley in essex. i'm raising money— bromley in essex. i'm raising memev rar— bromley in essex. i'm raising money her he— bromley in essex. i'm raising money for the mental health eharhrv— money for the mental healthi eharhrv—have charity mind because we have a memah— charity mind because we have a mental-crisis— charity mind because we have a mental-crisis in- charity mind because we have a mental crisis in this mental health crisis in this comm.— mental health crisis in this eewmrvlhz— mental health crisis in this country..12-take- mental health crisis in this country. 12 take their country. at 12 men take their awn-every— country. at 12 men take their own-every single- country. at 12 men take their own every single day and own lives every single day and ewhehae— own lives every single day and suicide-single- own lives every single day and suicide single biggest suicide is the single biggest hhhher— suicide is the single biggest killer-under- suicide is the single biggest killer-under the - suicide is the single biggest killer under the age of killer of men under the age of he.— killer of men under the age of 40. giving.com/fundraising, 40. just giving.com/fundraising, forward— 40. just giving.com/fundraising, rerwara ehaeh— 40. just giving.com/fundraising, forward slash challenge christie's— forward slash challenge christie's that christie's is that that fundraiser- christie's is that that fundraiser and you thankfully you wonderful— fundraiser and you thankfully you wonderful people have ahreaav— you wonderful people have already given— you wonderful people have already given us more than mheee. — already given us more than mheee. har— already given us more than £31,000. but i— already given us more than £31,000. but i want to show you a emeah— £31,000. but i want to show you a emeah heeh. — £31,000. but i want to show you a sneak peek. it's— £31,000. but i want to show you a sneak peek. it's just a little hrevhew— a sneak peek. it's just a little hrevhew .— a sneak peek. it's just a little prevhew . hhhe— a sneak peek. it's just a little preview. this just— a sneak peek. it's just a little preview. this just a a sneak peek. it's just a little preview . this just a little preview. this just a little prevhew— preview. this just a little prevhew er— preview. this just a little preview of me- preview. this just a little preview of me learning just some

of preview of me learning just some or he— preview of me learning just some or me vee— preview of me learning just some of the moves with— preview of me learning just some of the moves with the lads in heeev— of the moves with the lads in essex earlier— of the moves with the lads in essex earlier on— of the moves with the lads in essex earlier on this week . essex earlier on this week. haahee— essex earlier on this week. haahee ama— essex earlier on this week. ladies and gentlemen , challenge ladies and gentlemen, challenge chrherhe-e— ladies and gentlemen, challenge chrherhe-e he— ladies and gentlemen, challenge christie's is back— ladies and gentlemen, challenge christie's is back for one night ama— christie's is back for one night and me— christie's is back for one night and mhghr— christie's is back for one night and one night only. now, anyone whe— and one night only. now, anyone who rearw— and one night only. now, anyone who really knows— and one night only. now, anyone who really knows me knows that when— who really knows me knows that when r— who really knows me knows that when r gramhee— who really knows me knows that when i promise to— who really knows me knows that when i promise to do something, emehmeer— when i promise to do something, emehmeer h— when i promise to do something, sometimes i do— when i promise to do something, sometimes i do it— when i promise to do something, sometimes i do it with that. in mhmh— sometimes i do it with that. in mind, he— sometimes i do it with that. in mind, it's time— sometimes i do it with that. in mind, it's time to— sometimes i do it with that. in mind, it's time to return to the hreamheve. — mind, it's time to return to the hreamheve. eh— mind, it's time to return to the dreamboys. oh i— mind, it's time to return to the dreamboys. oh i once was lost. har— dreamboys. oh i once was lost. her new— dreamboys. oh i once was lost. her rm— dreamboys. oh i once was lost. but now i'm found— dreamboys. oh i once was lost. but now i'm found .— dreamboys. oh i once was lost. but now i'm found . i— dreamboys. oh i once was lost. but now i'm found . i couldn't but now i'm found. i couldn't hear over the sound of my own voice saying and oh, hey . oh, voice saying and oh, hey. oh, hello. how voice saying and oh, hey. oh, hello . how are you, mate? good hello. how are you, mate? good to hello. how are you, mate? good w e— hello. how are you, mate? good re vea— hello. how are you, mate? good re var agahm— hello. how are you, mate? good to see you again. how- how are you, mate? good to see you again. how are you? are— to see you again. how are you? are vea— to see you again. how are you? are you au— to see you again. how are you? are you all right? _ to see you again. how are you? are you all right? oh,- to see you again. how are you? ' ”hi: ” q7 oh, here we are you all right? oh, here we go. here— are you all right? oh, here we go. here we— are you all right? oh, here we go. here we go.— are you all right? oh, here we go. here we go. right.- ' ”hi: ” q7 oh, here we go. here we go. right. for geome— go. here we go. right. for heeghe whe— go. here we go. right. for people who haven't seen this beg...— people who haven't seen this before rhem — people who haven't seen this before, then who— people who haven't seen this before, then who are you? what are before, then who are you? what we aehmge— before, then who are you? what are we doing? well, we have the areamhave. — are we doing? well, we have the dreamboys. yeah,— are we doing? well, we have the dreamboys. v425?" ”cl are we doing? well, we have the dreamboys. v425?" ”hi: dreamboys. yeah, and you're to here be a dream boy as well. are you ready? are you ready?

h-m — are you ready? are you ready? h-m reaav. — are you ready? are you ready? h-m reaav. rm— are you ready? are you ready? i'm ready. ”cle�*cq o" i'm ready. i'm ready. oh, remember this? yes, remember? okay lovely. look it okay lovely. look at this. it erhhh— okay lovely. look at this. it erhhh rhre. — okay lovely. look at this. it still fits. and— okay lovely. look at this. it still fits. and it— okay lovely. look at this. it still fits. and it still- okay lovely. look at this. it still fits. and it still fits. if fits right, it still if the hat fits right, it still fits. okay, so now what am i going to be doing for you? then? you are going to be performing whrh— you are going to be performing whrh-hream— you are going to be performing with dream during with the dream boys during a me— with the dream boys during a hhve ehew— with the dream boys during a live show that— with the dream boys during a live show that we would be hang,— live show that we would be gang—he - live show that we would be doing,_be doingi live show that we would be- doing,_be doing side doing, and you'll be doing side by doing, and you'll be doing side hv-whrh— doing, and you'll be doing side hv-whrh — doing, and you'll be doing side hv-whrh sa- doing, and you'll be doing side by-with us. so this- doing, and you'll be doing side by with us. by side with us. so this is just to off, mate. it is a to start off, mate. so it is a live show with people. oh yeah. my live show with people. oh yeah. my live show. don't— live show with people. oh yeah. my live show. don't worry- c oh yeah. my live show. don't worry about mar.— my live show. don't worry about rhar. ham-r— my live show. don't worry about that. don't dwell— my live show. don't worry about that. don't dwell on that. \:::r that. don't dwell on that. no, let that. don't dwell on that. no, he mar— that. don't dwell on that. no, let that go. let— that. don't dwell on that. no, let that go. let it— that. don't dwell on that. no, let that go. let it go. - that. don't dwell on that. \r:::r gin let it go. yeah. let that go. let it go. yeah. so you will be performing by yourself, doing a live striptease solo on a live dreamboys stage as well as choreography with the other dreamboys. so we've evolved your mwmerh— dreamboys. so we've evolved your mmerh ama— dreamboys. so we've evolved your mmerh and were— dreamboys. so we've evolved your number and we're not— tibia so we've evolved your number and we're not going 'l�*h”r:i;reh so we've evolved your number and we're not going to 'l�*h”r:i;reh“ so we've evolved your number and we're not going to be aehmg— number and we're not going to be aehmg harr— number and we're not going to be aehmg para er— number and we're not going to be aehmg par of a— number and we're not going to be aehmg para er a he— number and we're not going to be doing part of a 15 minute rewrhme. — doing part of a 15 minute routine. so— doing part of a 15 minute routine. chin: doing part of a 15 minute routine. r:r:i;r: doing part of a 15 minute routine. 3: doing part of a 15 minute- routine. so surrounded by all of the boys is going to be all about you. solo, solo , yeah. by about you. solo, solo, yeah. by yourself on stage. all about you, just you and the 1000 people screaming and the 1000 people. yeah, the thousand geome— people. yeah, the thousand heeghe hm— people. yeah, the thousand heeghe hm rhe— yeah, the thousand people in the audience watching will people in the audience watching whhh grahahhv— people in the audience watching will probably be— people in the audience watching will probably be sold out, so. yeah— will probably be sold out, so. veah, prahahhv— will probably be sold out, so. yeah, probably be— will probably be sold out, so. yeah, probably be sold- will probably be sold out, so. yeah, probably be sold out. that's that's good. no

that's good. that's good. no pressure. out. audience pressure. sold out. audience okay— pressure. sold out. audience ohavlhehghr,— pressure. sold out. audience okayiright,-we're- ”hi: sold out. audience okay right, we're back. okay, right, well, we're back. her— okay, right, well, we're back. eer-rhea. — okay, right, well, we're back. eer-rhea. oh- okay, right, well, we're back. get-then. on . better get to work then. on we better get to work. so there is a lot to learn. so you ready? the hat fits. you look incredible. so you're there. lovely. you're halfway there. lovely. let's let's go. okay let's do it. let's go. okay highlands, look at this. hello nice. you recording already? oh, mere— nice. you recording already? oh, rhere vea— nice. you recording already? oh, rhere var ge— nice. you recording already? oh, rhere var ge . — nice. you recording already? oh, there you go . just— \r chi; you recording already? oh, there you go . grin there you go. just naturally got this. oh patrick swayze. yeah . this. oh patrick swayze. yeah. wow. look at this . that- f yeah. wow. look at this . that is wow. look at this. that is eeeemhahhv— wow. look at this. that is essentially just- wow. look at this. that is essentially just walking . so essentially just walking. so he— essentially just walking. so he he— essentially just walking. so he he he— essentially just walking. so this is the thing that i'm like , hahv— this is the thing that i'm like , hahv ehepe— this is the thing that i'm like , baby steps. sorry. c , baby steps. sorry. i know it's verv— , baby steps. sorry. i know it's very early in the morning, but open your legs a bit wider, okay? yeah . good do mar—a—lago okay? yeah. good do mar—a—lago vameeh— okay? yeah. good do mar—a—lago veweeh .— okay? yeah. good do mar—a—lago veweeh. — okay? yeah. good do mar—a—lago veareeh. oh— okay? yeah. good do mar—a—lago yourself . oh, god.— okay? yeah. good do mar—a—lago yourself . oh, god. oh— yourself. oh, god. oh so . so yourself. oh, god. oh so. so we've done right— yourself. c3“ chi»»: c3“ so we've done right arm? hv/»i;reh“ yourself. hcih“ chi»»: hcih“ so we've done right arm? / we've done right arm? yeah. just ahaah— we've done right arm? yeah. just about. yeah. nice. how we stand. a bit of bend in your knees.

okay. and we're going to do a hhrrhe— okay. and we're going to do a little follow— okay. and we're going to do a little follow me.— okay. and we're going to do a little follow me. he's going to heave— little follow me. he's going to heave rhar— little follow me. he's going to leave that way. _ little follow me. he's going to leave that way. we just come here— leave that way. we just come here aha— leave that way. we just come here and we're— leave that way. we just come here and we're just weaving aroma— here and we're just weaving around each— here and we're just weaving around each other, and they're going— around each other, and they're gehhg re— around each other, and they're gehhg he make— around each other, and they're going to make your way back to here.— going to make your way back to here. — going to make your way back to here. so— going to make your way back to here. so hwer— going to make your way back to here. so just be— going to make your way back to here. so just be one.- going to make your way back to here. so just be one. we've after here. why n see a yeah. i can't believe you guys do “hi”»i; �*hfvh�* ’“ hv/»i;reh“ i can't believe you guys do this for can't believe you guys do this far a— can't believe you guys do this far a hhvhg— can't believe you guys do this for a living. this— can't believe you guys do this for a living. this is great. har— for a living. this is great. hwh why— for a living. this is great. but why ehcr?_ for a living. this is great. but why ehcr? n0.- for a living. this is great. but why ehcr? no. oh, they're all of it. all of the lights . all of it. all of the lights. came— all of it. all of the lights. came — all of it. all of the lights. come on. no— all of it. all of the lights. come on. no music- all of it. all of the lights. come on. no music .- c all of the lights. come on. \hi» “.eh. hcih“ all of it. all of the lights. . come on. no music . oh oh, all of it. all of the lights. come on. no music . oh oh, btec. come on. no music. oh oh, btec. oh, baby, you come on. no music. oh oh, btec. oh, babyr var rake— come on. no music. oh oh, btec. oh, baby, you take de—man- come on. no music. oh oh, btec. oh, baby, you take de—man .- come on. \hi» “eh. c)“ c)“ c oh, baby, you take de—man . oh, baby, you take de—man. okay.— oh, baby, you take de—man. ohav. ea— oh, baby, you take de—man. okayr ea ver— oh, baby, you take de—man. okay, so over the— oh, baby, you take de—man. okay, so over the course- oh, baby, you take de—man. okay, so over the course of the coming weeks, i am going to be showing you different clips of my practise session with the dream boys. i can assure you it gets raunchier, but basically , i gets raunchier, but basically, i do you all to donate. if do want you all to donate. if you possibly can. and as i said earlier, i'm doing for the earlier, i'm doing it for the mental health mind mental health charity mind and it just

giving.com/fundraising/challenge. christie's and so far you've raised more than 31,500 pounds which is absolutely brilliant. so thank you very much. thank you to david henderson, who in the last few minutes has donated £750. david you legend plus gift aid of almost £200. wow. thank you to each and every one of you who has donated. i know money's tight for people at the minute, and so every little helps really. even if it's just a couple of quid. michelle dewberry now at dewberry joins me right now at dewbs& co be in dewbs& co will be here in a moment in just a couple of seconds. oh, that's me. that thinking. i wonder what put you in in mind of that. i'm going to need in in mind of that. i'm going to heed memah— in in mind of that. i'm going to need mental health— i“ i“ “»: i'm going to need mental health support at me— need mental health support at rhhe-seehhg— need mental health support at this-seeing all- this rate. seeing all these hahea— this rate. seeing all these naked-semi- this rate. seeing all these naked semi naked men naked men, semi naked men gvrarhhg—hhghrl naked men, semi naked men gyrating night, it gyrating around last night, it wae-rarage.— gyrating around last night, it was-farage. did- gyrating around last night, it was farage. did everyone was nigel farage. did everyone see was nigel farage. did everyone. was nigel farage. did everyone- see that? goodness gracious me. i so pleased see that? goodness gracious me. i-so pleased that— see that? goodness gracious me. i-so pleased that that- i was so pleased that that camera-out- i was so pleased that that camera .outlthe- i was so pleased that that camera out the moment camera cut out at the moment mar— camera cut out at the moment rhar hr— camera cut out at the moment rhar hr aha.— camera cut out at the moment rhar hr aha. h— camera cut out at the moment that it did. i don't— camera cut out at the moment that it did. i don't know what's going— that it did. i don't know what's gehhg eh— that it did. i don't know what's gehhg eh hh— that it did. i don't know what's going on in this— that it did. i don't know what's going on in this world, but whgeh— going on in this world, but whgeh rarage— going on in this world, but nigel farage, half naked is not a i nigel farage, half naked is not a-h heee. - nigel farage, half naked is not a-i need. anyway,| nigel farage, half naked is not| a-i need. anyway, i a sight that i need. anyway, i erg-avera— a sight that i need. anyway, i enjoyed your show. i was listening in, but- »i;: ” i was listening in, but everyone. what arrear— listening in, but everyone. what area rer— listening in, but everyone. what a treat for your— listening in, but everyone. what a treat for your friday night i imm— a treat for your friday night i mew-ga- a treat for your friday night i- am..next.-g0 anywhere. am. up next. don't go anywhere. if

am. up next. don't go anywhere. ”_so— am. up next. don't go anywhere. h—ge ear,- am. up next. don't go anywhere. h—ge ear, rake- am. up next. don't go anywhere. if_go out, take me. if you need to go out, take me on if you need to go out, take me are he— if you need to go out, take me are me haha.— if you need to go out, take me on the radio. i'll— if you need to go out, take me on the radio. i'll see you in a hehhe — on the radio. i'll see you in a sec. hello it's— on the radio. i'll see you in a sec. hello it's aidan- on the radio. i'll see you in a sec. hello ' »:eh“ .h»�*~hh.h.c sec. hello it's aidan mcgivern here from met with here from the met office with your news forecast for many your gb news forecast for many of it's afternoon, but of us, it's a dry afternoon, but there is a lot of cloud. and in some that cloud is giving some places that cloud is giving drizzly rain mainly towards the southeast with a little occluded front in from east. front coming in from the east. and cold and that's being carried by cold wind the north sea. wind from the north sea. otherwise apart from the cloudier zone towards the east and southeast, there's plenty of sunny spells. we end friday, sunny spells. as we end friday, scotland , northern ireland, scotland, northern ireland, western wales faring western england and wales faring best for the clear spells and it's here where the temperatures will fall, particularly overnight, northern ireland overnight, with northern ireland and scotland seeing some fog patches down to patches and temperatures down to the even low single the mid or even low single figures places . much of the figures in places. much of the rain eases away overnight, but we the cloud and that cloud we keep the cloud and that cloud extensive central, extensive across central, southern parts of southern and eastern parts of england particular. england in particular. as we start off weekend, some start off the weekend, some patches close to the east of scotland as well as far scotland as well as the far north—west of scotland as well. but it will take some but although it will take some time cloud across central time, the cloud across central areas will tend to lift and break so sunny spells break up. so sunny spells

developing widely for saturday afternoon. it's looking like a beautiful with long beautiful day for many with long spells of sunshine. watch out for uv and relatively for the high uv and relatively high , high teens or high temperatures, high teens or even low 20s in the south and west. but those temperatures severely curtailed along the nonh severely curtailed along the north sea coast because it will stay misty here and we'll have this cool onshore breeze into saturday night . it stays dry in saturday night. it stays dry in most places. the low cloud will become more extensive again across eastern parts of england. and there'll be some thicker cloud arriving into scotland and northern with northern ireland, along with some rain. the some outbreaks of rain. by the end of night here, a milder end of the night here, a milder night because of the cloud coven night because of the cloud cover. but there'll be a few pockets elsewhere where clear skies will combine with light winds temperatures into winds to give temperatures into the mid single figures. bright the mid single figures. a bright start for northern england. parts of wales into the south. the low cloud across central areas clearing away once again. the rain in the north slowly spreading south and turning more showery as it pushes into the south on monday by .

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