next good evening. i'm tatiana sanchezin good evening. i'm tatiana sanchez in the newsroom. passengers widespread passengers have faced widespread disruption today due to the latest strikes. latest round of train strikes. members aslef union have members of the aslef union have been out at than been walking out at more than a dozen operators in their dozen train operators in their long running dispute over pay . long running dispute over pay. the disruption continues into tomorrow as rmt members will 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 the 3rd of june. the day of the fa cup final at wembley. rail minister huw merriman gb the merriman told gb news the strikes are disappointing . we strikes are disappointing. we have been able to facilitate an offer which has been put to the

union leaders. the problem we've got is— union leaders. the problem we've got is that— union leaders. the problem we've got to that they— union leaders. the problem we've got is that they won't— c. " cit" : the problem we've got is that they won't put it totwott— got is that they won't put it totwott to— got is that they won't put it forward to their— got is that they won't put it forward to their members. stmttot— forward to their members. similar offers— forward to their members. similar offers have been put totwott— similar offers have been put totwott to— similar offers have been put forward to other— similar offers have been put forward to other members of ont— forward to other members of unions and they've accepted ttom. — unions and they've accepted ttom. ltogto— unions and they've accepted them. logic would dictate if them. so logic would dictate if them. so logic would dictate if the moon— them. so logic would dictate if the union leaders— them. so logic would dictate if the union leaders did the same tttng— the union leaders did the same tttnglooutt— the union leaders did the same thing,.could see— the union leaders did the same thing, could see an end to thing, we could see an end to two— thing, we could see an end to ttto ootton— thing, we could see an end to this action - i'm - thing, we could see an end to this action i'm really sorry this action and i'm really sorry for this action and i'm really sorry tot—who- this action and i'm really sorry. tot—wto-toon for all passengers who have been ttotuotot— for all passengers who have been ttotugtot totoy— for all passengers who have been disrupted today ._ for all passengers who have been disrupted today . meanwhile, disrupted today. meanwhile, ttott— disrupted today. meanwhile, ttott-tto— disrupted today. meanwhile, rishi-erg says- disrupted today. meanwhile, rishi erg says he's rishi sunak erg says he's disappointed— rishi sunak erg says he's disappointed with the decision to ttoot— disappointed with the decision to block ukrainian president vtottmtt— to block ukrainian president vladimir zelenskyy from otttoootng— vladimir zelenskyy from addressing the eurovision song contest. — addressing the eurovision song contest. the— addressing the eurovision song contest. the block- addressing the eurovision song contest. f ct: 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 invasion. 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 alleged sexual assault. sir keir starmer has urged anyone within the party with concerns to come forward and the government has defended tests for year six students across england after a paperin students across england after a paper in this week's sats exams left some pupils in tears . left some pupils in tears. hundreds of parents and teachers have complained online that one exam taken on wednesday was too difficult for ten and ii exam taken on wednesday was too difficult for ten and 11 year olds. however, today the department for education said the tests are designed to be challenging . one headteacher at challenging. one headteacher at a primary school in cheshire has written her local mp, written to her local mp, expressing about the expressing concern about the negative impact of the exams on the mental health and wellbeing of her pupils and finally, to new official portraits of king charles alongside his heirs have been released . his majesty's been released. his majesty's pictured alongside the prince of wales and prince george erg in buckingham palace's throne room on the day of the coronation. another picture shows both the king and the queen with their

pages of honour and ladies in waiting tv online dab+ radio and on tune in. this is gb news. now it's over to headliners . it's over to headliners. hello and welcome to c : hello and welcome to headliners, the tattoo-o— and welcome to headliners, the nation's favourite— and welcome to headliners, the nation's favourite newspaper stow. — nation's favourite newspaper review show. i'm- nation's favourite newspaper review show. \t “j m: review show. i'm nik dixon and i'm here with the best looking couple in showbiz. it's scott capurro. there he is. and jonathan kogan. now if i didn't know better, jonathan, i'd say you were just in the building and you got a last minute gig and you got a last minute gig and put on a waistcoat. you found in the building. if i didn't know better, look, i was rummaging. ifound didn't know better, look, i was rummaging. i found simon evans's wototooot— rummaging. i found simon evans's wototooot. t-m— rummaging. i found simon evans's waistcoat. i'm becoming— “wig g i found simon evans's waistcoat. i'm becoming more wett— waistcoat. i'm becoming more wott—ovontng- waistcoat. i'm becoming morej well—evening goes well read as the evening goes tt— well read as the evening goes tt rottw— well read as the evening goes on. it really is— well read as the evening goes on. it really is rather- on. it really is rather something i look something special. i look forward to evans. - something special. i look forward to evans. i- something special. i look forward to evans. i look forward to the obscure literary references and you like rummaging. spot the dog . but rummaging. spot the dog. but scott, you actually look great

in everything. i think you could do in everything. i think you could to tho— in everything. i think you could to the amt.— in everything. i think you could do the same. and— in everything. i think you could do the same. and you- s g i think you could do the same. and you just mmmgo— do the same. and you just rummage through a waste bin and you-toot— rummage through a waste bin and you-toot-wott.- rummage through a waste bin and you-look-well, it's. you still look good. well, it's just— you still look good. well, it's just paul smith. i mean, you still look good. �*ft�*tzgc c i mean, anyone just paul smith. i mean, anyone can just paul smith. i mean, anyone tt— just paul smith. i mean, anyone can wear it really. _ just paul smith. i mean, anyone can wear it really. it's- i mean, anyone can wear it really. c can wear it really. it's whether or not you good in it. or not you look good in it. that's the point, i think. okay. fashion tips. all righty. all right. well,— okay. fashion tips. all righty. all right. well, shall- okay. fashion tips. g g well, shall we okay. fashion tips. g ” g well, shall we crack all right. well, shall we crack on mt— all right. well, shall we crack on mt to— all right. well, shall we crack on and do the— all right. well, shall we crack on and do the papers- ” g well, shall we crack on and do the papers or something?— on and do the papers or something? may well have something? may as well have a gutot— something? may as well have a gutot toot— something? may as well have a gutot toot ot— something? may as well have a quick look at them. let's a quick look at them. let's have a toot— quick look at them. let's have a look-tomorrow's— quick look at them. let's have a look tomorrow's front page. look at tomorrow's front page. mot-o— look at tomorrow's front page. mots-stow- look at tomorrow's front page. that's-show is- look at tomorrow's front page. that's show is about. that's what the show is about. so that's what the show is about. so-totogmot— that's what the show is about. so telegraph india to so the telegraph has india to tomomt— so the telegraph has india to tomomt-ot— so the telegraph has india to demand of colonial demand return of colonial treasures-be- demand return of colonial treasures. be doing that treasures. we'll be doing that in treasures. we'll be doing that m o— treasures. we'll be doing that m o-tto— treasures. we'll be doing that in a the guardian expect in a sec. the guardian expect mott— in a sec. the guardian expecti blair—steroids, blair style reforms on steroids, says— blair style reforms on steroids, toys—tot,- blair style reforms on steroids, toys—tot, tut| blair style reforms on steroids, saysneutral. bad, but blair style reforms on steroids, saysneutral. the bad, but blair style reforms on steroids, saysneutral. the times ad, but blair style reforms on steroids, saysneutral. the times pm'th i'm neutral. the times pm's tomo— i'm neutral. the times pm's toms om— i'm neutral. the times pm's focus on science— i'm neutral. the times pm's focus on science is hot air, toys— focus on science is hot air, toys dyson.— focus on science is hot air, toys oysom. soo- focus on science is hot air, says dyson. see they've says dyson. see what they've tomo— says dyson. see what they've tome-mo— says dyson. see what they've done -the-mail.l says dyson. see what they've. done -the - mail. now done there? the daily mail. now zoo— done there? the daily mail. now zoo tttmo— done there? the daily mail. now zoo tttmo soy— done there? the daily mail. now 200 firms say axe _ done there? the daily mail. now 200 firms say axe tourist tax pretty— 200 firms say axe tourist tax pretty self—explanatory. the tomor— mirror phil fights for job. mot-o— mirror phil fights for job. that's schofield. and that's phillip schofield. and motto,— that's phillip schofield. and ttmotto—tmoul finally, the daily star. thou mott— finally, the daily star. thou otott moto— finally, the daily star. thou shalt have more— finally, the daily star. thou shalt have more rumpy and shalt have more rumpy pumpy. and mot-o— shalt have more rumpy pumpy. and mot-o mout— shalt have more rumpy pumpy. and that's about the _ shalt have more rumpy pumpy. and that's about the pope and the ttttm— that's about the pope and the ttttt totes— that's about the pope and the birth rates in— that's about the pope and the birth rates in italy. gig birth rates in italy. let's get too— birth rates in italy. let's get mto tt— birth rates in italy. let's get mto tt .— birth rates in italy. let's get mto tt. so— birth rates in italy. let's get into it. so what— birth rates in italy. let's get into it. so what do- birth rates in italy. gig c so what do we have on into it. so what do we have on me— into it. so what do we have on me totogtogm— into it. so what do we have on the telegraph, scott— c so what do we have on the telegraph, scott well, apparently— the telegraph, scott well, apparently india wants back

mott— apparently india wants back ttott tomtty— apparently india wants back their family jewels. "ca. apparently india wants back their family jewels. "t; their family jewels. they want them— their family jewels. they want them returned and they've been stolen. and the british government,- " and the british government, you know, it didn't tootty— government, you know, it didn't tootty otoot. — government, you know, it didn't really steal. some— government, you know, it didn't really steal. some of them were given as part of a deal, you know, when there was transitions given as part of a deal, you kn indian en there was transitions given as part of a deal, you kn indian government, transitions given as part of a deal, you kn indian government, they itions in indian government, they handed some the handed over some jewels to the british because the british had facilitated there. and facilitated democracy there. and one of those jewels landed in the lap of the queen. and resides there. it wasn't used in the coronation. it usually is. it's a very famous 105 carat diamond. it's called the koh e noor diamond. i mispronouncing that, i'm sure. and they want that, i'm sure. and they want that one back, too. they want a lot of stuff back. they want statues . they want art that's statues. they want art that's held in british museum. the held in the british museum. the problem that have problem is that museums have signed law in the uk saying signed a law in the uk saying that they're treasures are theirs and they will not loan them out or give them back to anyone, is good. so anyone, which is good. so they're going to redo the constitution to these jewels constitution to get these jewels back and other back to india and other countries are seeking countries that are seeking reparations surrender. i reparations never surrender. i mean, yeah, says they're mean, yeah, it says they're totgotmg— mean, yeah, it says they're targeting -crown - mean, yeah, it says they're targeting crown jewels. targeting our crown jewels. tomotmom— targeting our crown jewels. jonathan . daily- targeting our crown jewels. jonathan daily star, isn't jonathan bit daily star, isn't it? jonathan bit daily star, isn't to totter— jonathan bit daily star, isn't it? rather telegraph and it it? rather than telegraph and it says— it? rather than telegraph and it ooyolotoooo-o— it? rather than telegraph and it says greece's attempt says it greece's attempt to toototm—

says it greece's attempt to reclaim - elgin - says it greece's attempt to reclaim elgin marbles. reclaim the elgin marbles. so it's—competition. it's like a weird competition woo— it's like a weird competition woo-moot— it's like a weird competition who-most stuff- it's like a weird competition who most stuff back it's like a weird competition- who-most stuff back off? who can get most stuff back off? ottom— who can get most stuff back off? otttotm—uo— who can get most stuff back off? otttotm—uo m- who can get most stuff back off? britain—up in the- britain we're going up in the worst— britain we're going up in the worst era. why— britain we're going up in the worst era. why weren't we alive tummg— worst era. why weren't we alive tuttmg mo— worst era. why weren't we alive during the conquering and ptttogmg— during the conquering and. pillagin9_we're during the conquering and- pillaging_we're in pillaging era and now we're in the pillaging era and now we're in tho-otto— pillaging era and now we're in the-era? well,- pillaging era and now we're in the era? well, history the apology era? well, history is the apology era? well, history to-ot— the apology era? well, history to-ot otttogmg— the apology era? well, history is of pillaging, right? is full of pillaging, right? i mean,-sort of- mean, all these sort of artefacts have come artefacts that have come from different over been different states over time, been captured, won in wars stolen, who really owns anything? right. don't just say right. i mean, i don't just say that because we own all of it right now. but who who can lay ototm— right now. but who who can lay ototmlouot— right now. but who who can lay claim i such priceless - claim to such priceless artefacts? _ claim to such priceless artefacts? -they to artefacts? surely they belong to the public and museums. perhaps you could argue. and— the public and museums. perhaps you could argue. and-don't. you could argue. and you don't owmlttooo— you could argue. and you don't ownldress shirt. _ you could argue. and you don't own dress shirt. maybe you can own a dress shirt. maybe you can get ome— own a dress shirt. maybe you can get omolttooo— own a dress shirt. maybe you can get one lthose from. - own a dress shirt. maybe you can get one those from. the thing get one of those from. the thing is, get one of those from. the thing to, me— get one of those from. the thing to, me grottom— get one of those from. the thing is, the problem that you is, the problem is too that you mow— is, the problem is too that you know thankfully— is, the problem is too that you know thankfully this time it was gtvom— know thankfully this time it was given -victoria- know thankfully this time it was given victoria because given to queen victoria because tmoto— given to queen victoria because more woutt— given to queen victoria because where would it— given to queen victoria because where would it be— given to queen victoria because where would it be now to be on the mantelpiece_ where would it be now to be on the mantelpiece in— where would it be now to be on the mantelpiece in japan? potato.— the mantelpiece in japan? probably. mean, britain, probably. i mean, britain, wtotovot— probably. i mean, britain, whatever reputation is for whatever the reputation is for otootmg— whatever the reputation is for otootmg mt— whatever the reputation is for stealing and pillaging and mmmogmg— stealing and pillaging and mmmogmg ,— stealing and pillaging and rummaging , they look out for rummaging, they do look out for this rummaging, they do look out for tots-ome— rummaging, they do look out for tmo-omoo they— rummaging, they do look out for this once they have it, this stuff once they have it, they— this stuff once they have it, they keep_ this stuff once they have it, they keep tt— this stuff once they have it, they keep it nicely polished and on they keep it nicely polished and om—tmo— they keep it nicely polished and om—tto outmo- on display for the public. it doom-t— on display for the public. it doesn't-private. doesn't go into a private collector's— doesn't go into a private collector's vault thing. yeah, ttgmt. — collector's vault thing. yeah, mgmt. mo— collector's vault thing. yeah, right. the public- collector's vault thing. yeah, right. ti tit?" collector's vault thing. yeah, right. i i " i right. the public can come vaguely near it as rope. vaguely near it as a rope. there. it's a good system. a

mont— there. it's a good system. a tttomt ot— there. it's a good system. a friend of-used- there. it's a good system. a friend of-used to- there. it's a good system. a friend of-used to worki there. it's a good system. a friend of used to work for friend of mine used to work for the tate said they enjoyed the tate said that they enjoyed when something was stolen from the was because the the nato was lost because the insurance they could buy insurance meant they could buy some and they that some new art and they knew that turner was going to up turner was going to wind up again mantelpiece probably again in a mantelpiece probably in probably in china, where they probably seeing it a meeting in year seeing it in a meeting in a year anyway. to them losing or anyway. so to them losing or having stolen was having stuff stolen was a benefit. meant could benefit. it meant they could replace it nicer things. replace it with nicer things. maybe should go and dig maybe indians should go and dig for laptop and for some bigger my laptop and got one. yeah. have you got a better one. yeah. have you lost your shirt on the bus today? might have that t today? might have been that t shirt, like that. shirt, stuff like that. simon evans. going be evans. simon's going to be raging home. does it have a raging at home. does it have a crook— raging at home. does it have a crook ot— raging at home. does it have a crack at me— raging at home. does it have a crack at the guardian- ”a; g does it have a crack at the guardian us? crack at the guardian for us? tomottm— crack at the guardian for us? jonathan-well,- crack at the guardian for us? jonathan-well, we've- crack at the guardian for us? | jonathan -well, we've got jonathan okay, well, we've got some hitting politics here, some hard hitting politics here, some hard hitting politics here, so guardian leading with so the guardian are leading with expect style reforms expect blair style reforms on steroids, starmer. so steroids, says starmer. so starmer steroids, says starmer. so- starmer_ announced starmer has basically announced mot—m- starmer has basically announced mot—m tmo- that the labour party in this ttmo— that the labour party in this ttmo ot— that the labour party in this time of crisis,— that the labour party in this time of crisis, has to go turmer— time of crisis, has to go further than— time of crisis, has to go further than tony new further than tony blair's new totom— further than tony blair's new totom-to-s- further than tony blair's new labour-he's sayingj further than tony blair's new- labour-he's saying that labour reforms. he's saying that they need to go into the they really need to go into the centre, more centrally centre, move more centrally after of labour's corbyn after sort of labour's corbyn era corbyn incident. the era and corbyn incident. the corbyn incident, is that- ft: " i: the corbyn incident, is that what they— corbyn incident, is that what they cott— corbyn incident, is that what they cat to— corbyn incident, is that what they call it? _ corbyn incident, is that what they call it? tit? they call it? that's what i call it, yeah. the corbyn they call it? tit? c the corbyn incident. it, yeah. the corbyn incident. i it, yeah. the corbyn incident. ttotgot— it, yeah. the corbyn incident. t totgot tt— it, yeah. the corbyn incident. i forgot it happened already. it

seems a long time ago. it does seems a long time ago. it does seem long ago. we won. seem a long time ago. we won. yeah. no. so basically he's laid out-mo— yeah. no. so basically he's laid out-to tott- yeah. no. so basically he's laid out- he laid out- yeah. no. so basically he's laid out- he laid out the. out his plans. he laid out the potty.— out his plans. he laid out the pottoy. moo— out his plans. he laid out the policy. he's going to announce tmo— policy. he's going to announce tmo ott— policy. he's going to announce tmo at m— policy. he's going to announce this all in-speech.- policy. he's going to announce this all in speech. ' t: this all in the speech. and ttstottty— this all in the speech. and basically-saying,- this all in the speech. and basically saying, we basically they're saying, we need to it and need to get back to it and become a, you know, a sensible, centrist more. and, centrist party once more. and, of course, the lefties- centrist party once more. and, of course, the lefties are- of course, the lefties are omoyot. — of course, the lefties are annoyed. "t; it; annoyed. they're annoyed the left the party, they ditched left of the party, they ditched the promise the tuition fees promise the nationalising but nationalising utilities. but starmer really is going for it. it's like clause four on steroids. he's saying so he said in there was crumbling in 1997 there was a crumbling pubuc in 1997 there was a crumbling public realm. in 1964 you had the economy was overly dependent on strangers. on the kindness of strangers. and had build we and in 1945, we had to build we had a new britain in a had to build a new britain in a volatile world. and he's saying that 2024 is all of these together mega challenge. and is he to do it? i think he the man to do it? i think he's a bit oversold,- it?" t:t:::t 7 i think he's a bit oversold, actually. i tom-t— he's a bit oversold, actually. i tom-t ttmt— he's a bit oversold, actually. i don't think that— he's a bit oversold, actually. i don't think that kind of don't think that the kind of whatever— don't think that the kind of whatever-we're- don't think that the kind of whatever we're in now whatever crisis we're in now mot— whatever crisis we're in now mot-mont- whatever crisis we're in now- that-invent-anything that people invent has anything to to— that people invent has anything to to mm— that people invent has anything to do with the— that people invent has anything to do with the end of the war. mot— to do with the end of the war. that wo— to do with the end of the war. that was something sort of ttttotomt. — that was something sort of ttttotomt. t— that was something sort of different. i think the covid, i guess.— different. i think the covid, i guess-_nhsi different. | think the covm, || guooo—tms to guess. yeah, well, the nhs is ttouttot— guess. yeah, well, the nhs is troubled, but— guess. yeah, well, the nhs is troubled, but it— guess. yeah, well, the nhs is troubled, but it just needs a oouoto— troubled, but it just needs a oouoto ot— troubled, but it just needs a couple of slaps— troubled, but it just needs a couple of slaps the face. couple of slaps across the face. mo— couple of slaps across the face. tho-otoom— couple of slaps across the face. tho-otoom ug- couple of slaps across the face. the-clean up their- couple of slaps across the face. the clean up their act the nhs to clean up their act a ttttto— the nhs to clean up their act a ttttto-tmmt— the nhs to clean up their act a

little -think there- the nhs to clean up their act a little think there needs little bit. i think there needs tolo— little bit. i think there needs tolo ott— little bit. i think there needs tolo ttt ot— little bit. i think there needs to a bit of tidying more than to be a bit of tidying more than tottttttmg— to be a bit of tidying more than totutttmg, you— to be a bit of tidying more than rebuilding, you see, mainly because— rebuilding, you see, mainly because a lot— rebuilding, you see, mainly because a lot people see it because a lot of people see it as uto— because a lot of people see it as ttto cost— because a lot of people see it as like cost of— because a lot of people see it as like cost of living strikes ottom— as like cost of living strikes which actually— as like cost of living strikes which actually want to which actually labour want to moto— which actually labour want to mote—mott- which actually labour want to make _we'll talkj make easier, which we'll talk about— make easier, which we'll talk atom—you- make easier, which we'll talk. about—you-lots about later. but you know, lots of things going wrong the of things going wrong in the country illegal country immigration, illegal immigration in the train strikes. i of the strikes. i saw the head of the trom— strikes. i saw the head of the tom otttto— strikes. i saw the head of the train strike, that— i saw the head of the train strike, that guy who's on tv, train strike, that guy who's on w, mot— train strike, that guy who's on w, tttot tymom — train strike, that guy who's on tv, mick lynch. yeah. say today, you— tv, mick lynch. yeah. say today, you mow,— tv, mick lynch. yeah. say today, you mow, woo— tv, mick lynch. yeah. say today, you know, we're really angry. tt-o— you know, we're really angry. tt-o-to— you know, we're really angry. tt-o-to tuto— you know, we're really angry. it's-is this-aboutl it's like, is this really about your— it's like, is this really about your anger?— it's like, is this really about your anger?-is- it's like, is this really about your anger? is about it's it's like, is this really about your ahis r? is about it's it's like, is this really about your ahis book is about it's it's like, is this really about your ahis book tourabout it's it's like, is this really about your ahis book tour coming s it's like, is this really about your ahis book tour coming out. about his book tour coming out. you— about his book tour coming out. you-mo— about his book tour coming out. you-tt-o o— about his book tour coming out. you it's a psychological you think it's a psychological toouoo—ttt- issue? yeah, a little bit. i tmmt— issue? yeah, a little bit. i tmmt-oott- issue? yeah, a little bit. i think paid pretty issue? yeah, a little bit. i- think-paid pretty well. think they're paid pretty well. but think they're paid pretty well. out-you— think they're paid pretty well. out-you tuot— think they're paid pretty well. but-you just just- think they're paid pretty well. but you just just lastly on but do you just just lastly on tuto— but do you just just lastly on tmo to— but do you just just lastly on this, do-have_ but do you just just lastly on this, do have confidence but do you just just lastly on this, starmer 1ave confidence but do you just just lastly on this, starmer 1ave fix nfidence but do you just just lastly on this, starmer�*tavefix anytnce but do you just just lastly on this, starmer�*tavefix any ofe that starmer can fix any of mm — that starmer can fix any of mm to— that starmer can fix any of this? it's-to- that starmer can fix any of this? it's-to say. - that starmer can fix any of this? e when this? it's hard to say. when i mm— this? it's hard to say. when i mm git,— this? it's hard to say. when i see him talk,-like- this? it's hard to say. when i see him talk,-like that. see him talk, he's like that omtmotot— see him talk, he's like that animated-on- see him talk, he's like that- animated -on -simpsons. animated figure on the simpsons. it's animated figure on the simpsons. to just— animated figure on the simpsons. tt-o tuot tt-o— animated figure on the simpsons. tt-o tuot to just— animated figure on the simpsons. it's just it's just a— animated figure on the simpsons. it's just it's just a mouth and mom— it's just it's just a mouth and ttomluottt— it's just it's just a mouth and thenlweird-of- it's just it's just a mouth and then weird of opaque. then a weird kind of opaque. mote-o— then a weird kind of opaque. there's-there. - there's nothing there. actuato— there's nothing there. i strange. he got my actually. strange. he got my vote— vote because i love the stmgoom. — vote because i love the simpsons. “43?" vote because i love the simpsons. / vote because i love the- simpsons. yeah, you look like a simpsons. yeah, you look like a simpsons character, famously. all nailed all right. well, we've nailed that. all right. well, we've nailed tigot my vest. see my vest? i got my vest. see my vest? mott— i got my vest. see my vest? well, apparently— git see my vest? well, apparently thou shalt have rumpy— well, apparently thou shalt have more rumpy pumpy. the pope in ttoty. — more rumpy pumpy. the pope in ttoty. moto— more rumpy pumpy. the pope in italy. we're doing— more rumpy pumpy. the pope in italy. we're doing the- more rumpy pumpy. the pope in italy. we're doing the i- more rumpy pumpy. the pope in italy. t:t:::t g italy. we're doing the i sorry. we're oh, i'm we're doing the eyes. oh, i'm sorry.— we're doing the eyes. oh, i'm sow-skip?— we're doing the eyes. oh, i'm sow-skip? t-m- we're doing the eyes. oh, i'm sorry. skip? i'm sorry to sorry. did i skip? i'm sorry to mtomuot. — sorry. did i skip? i'm sorry to interrupt. -were- sorry. did i skip? i'm sorry to- interrupt. -were-sunak. interrupt. you were doing sunak. you wanted to the rumpy

you wanted to get to the rumpy pumpy, know, get to pumpy, you know, get right to that. move right into that, and sumot—tottmg.- sunak talk about boring. he wants— sunak talk about boring. he womtoluo-o— sunak talk about boring. he wants he's apparently priti wants to. he's apparently priti totot— wants to. he's apparently priti totot to— wants to. he's apparently priti patel is about— wants to. he's apparently priti patel is about speak at patel is about to speak at a conference, about patel is about to speak at a. conference,-about to conference, and she's about to otttm— conference, and she's about to ototm-ttot— conference, and she's about to claim,-that-party- conference, and she's about to claim, that party is in claim, um, that the party is in a_becausel claim, um, that the party is in. a_because sunak a downward spiral because sunak is a downward spiral because sunak to—utot— a downward spiral because sunak to—umot mo-tol is doing barely what he can to momtom—tol maintain what she thinks is a tomtto— maintain what she thinks is a terrible image— maintain what she thinks is a terrible image for the party. sto— terrible image for the party. she tmmto— terrible image for the party. she thinks it's— terrible image for the party. she thinks it's johnson left. to— she thinks it's johnson left. to boom— she thinks it's johnson left. it's been over. _ she thinks it's johnson left. it's been over. she wants to tung— it's been over. she wants to tumg tommom— it's been over. she wants to bring johnson back. she claims mot— bring johnson back. she claims mot-mo— bring johnson back. she claims that-the reason- bring johnson back. she claims that the reason johnson that sunak is the reason johnson was removed and— that sunak is the reason johnson was removed and her and a few otters— was removed and her and a few others mo— was removed and her and a few others gomg— was removed and her and a few others are going to— was removed and her and a few others are going to appear at tuto— others are going to appear at this conference.— others are going to appear at this conference. one of which is the outtumt— this conference. one of which is the cultural secretary, nadine oomoo— the cultural secretary, nadine oomoo ,— the cultural secretary, nadine oomoo , uto— the cultural secretary, nadine dorries , who i— the cultural secretary, nadine dorries , who i guess was the dorries, who i guess was the outtumt— dorries, who i guess was the cultural secretary when she ptooutot— cultural secretary when she ptooutot-tot- cultural secretary when she procured -for the i procured a ticket for the eurovision— procured a ticket for the eurovision final liverpool. eurovision final in liverpool. smoo— eurovision final in liverpool. smo-o-gtvo- eurovision final in liverpool. she's-give that- eurovision final in liverpool. she's give that ticket she's going to give that ticket up she's going to give that ticket uit-w— she's going to give that ticket uo-to ottomt- she's going to give that ticket up-to attend this- up in order to attend this conference— up in order to attend this conference and- up in order to attend this conference and speak in favour of conference and speak in favour ot oom— conference and speak in favour of boris johnson— conference and speak in favour of boris johnson and in oggootttom— of boris johnson and in opposition to- of boris johnson and in opposition to sunak. : opposition to sunak. she does too— opposition to sunak. she does tovo toms.— opposition to sunak. she does tovo tom. t— opposition to sunak. she does love boris. i mean, yeah, this is a conservative democratic organisation. kind a organisation. it's kind of a grassroots jonathan organisation. it's kind of a grassroctrying jonathan organisation. it's kind of a grassroctrying get jonathan organisation. it's kind of a grassroctrying get the nathan organisation. it's kind of a grassroctrying get the tories they're trying to get the tories back the back in line with the membership. they've membership. patel saying they've got a contempt for the foot soldiers of the they need soldiers of the party. they need a mps are a battle of ideas. the mps are frightened of the democratisation of the party. so she's know, but she's trying to, you know, but they got truss, was

they got rid of truss, who was they got rid of truss, who was the more in line the person who was more in line with this was with the members. so this was kind of inevitable. there was going this schism. what do going to be this schism. what do you think? well, i think it's ttmt— you think? well, i think it's kind-interesting- kind of interesting that both totout— kind of interesting that both labour are kind of interesting that both labo of are kind of interesting that both labo of having are kind of interesting that both labo of having same are kind of interesting that both labo of having same issue.re kind of having the same issue. thev're— kind of having the same issue. they're-thinking,- kind of having the same issue. they're thinking, oh, we they're both thinking, oh, we meet— they're both thinking, oh, we moot—to- they're both thinking, oh, we moot—to out- they're both thinking, oh, we. need _to our roots. need to get back to our roots. it need to get back to our roots. tt seems— need to get back to our roots. tt to— need to get back to our roots. it seems to be— need to get back to our roots. it seems to be there's- need to get back to our roots. it seems to be there's been a drift from, i don't know, core policy reason and now, policy for some reason and now, yeah, both parties seem to be a bit though bit lost, but it feels as though labour's a labour's roots are honestly a bit wing than bit more left wing than than this guy they have now. i think starmer is more— this guy they have now. i think starmer is more centrist. - starmer is more centrist. i met— starmer is more centrist. i ttmt-t— starmer is more centrist. i think-i read- starmer is more centrist. i think i read that article think when i read that article tmtttotty— think when i read that article initially labour's, which initially about labour's, which i initially about labour's, which t—ttey-e- initially about labour's, whichi t—tmey-te-to i thought, oh, they're going to teome— become more extreme in their pottetes— become more extreme in theirj oottetes—stmt policies, they're going to start tovouttmg— favouring more whatever, more mtgmmts— favouring more whatever, more mtgmmts m— favouring more whatever, more mtgtumts m the— favouring more whatever, more migrants in the uk a higher migrants in the uk or a higher mtmmum— migrants in the uk or a higher mtmtmum-ot— migrants in the uk or a higher minimum or these things minimum wage or these things mot— minimum wage or these things mot-tmt— minimum wage or these things that-kindlfamousl that labour is kind of famous tot.— that labour is kind of famous tot—tt— that labour is kind of famous tot—tt mt- that labour is kind of famousi for._|t and they're for. in the past. it and they're mot— for. in the past. it and they're mot-tm— for. in the past. it and they're mot-t-m mot— for. in the past. it and they're not-i'm not-sure. not at all i'm not quite sure what— not at all i'm not quite sure whet-toots— not at all i'm not quite sure what-roots of- not at all i'm not quite sure what-roots of any- not at all i'm not quite sure what roots of any of these what the roots of any of these peoote— what the roots of any of these geogte- uo. — what the roots of any of these people - no. well, - what the roots of any of these people no. well, we sort of people are. no. well, we sort of move. — people are. no. well, we sort of move. t— people are. no. well, we sort of move. t mem— people are. no. well, we sort of have. i mean what— people are. no. well, we sort of have. e have. i mean what what is it, tucker carlson the us has a tucker carlson said the us has a uni we have a uni party. i feel like we have a kind a uni party now and kind of a uni party now and we're suffering from that we're all suffering from that lack of choice. i mean, who are you vote for? i'm not you going to vote for? i'm not going for either of going to vote for either of these people. question these people. but the question is, enough time is, does sunak have enough time to i mean, he is a kind

to fix it? i mean, he is a kind of managerial kind of stability candidate, is candidate, but what they need is something candidate, but what they need is so winiing candidate, but what they need is so win this election. or do to win this election. or do they? because elections, they? because local elections, they? because local elections, they they didn't they? because local elections, thequite they didn't they? because local elections, thequite as they didn't they? because local elections, thequite as badly they didn't they? because local elections, thequite as badly as they didn't they? because local elections, thequite as badly as they couldt go quite as badly as they could have. think they were as have. i don't think they were as bad and a a small bad as and such a such a small portion of the populace voted in elections people don't elections that people don't usually important. usually see is that important. so i think they really so i don't think they really mett— so i don't think they really mete—ot- so i don't think they really held—at all.- so i don't think they really. held—at all.ithink held any weight at all. i think tee-s— held any weight at all. i think mes—o- held any weight at all. i think mes—o totl held any weight at all. i think mes—o tot ot he's doing fine. yeah, a lot of geome— he's doing fine. yeah, a lot of geogte uetuotty— he's doing fine. yeah, a lot of people actually think that. so tot-s— people actually think that. so tots—stet- people actually think that. so let's _ star with . let's do the daily star with what looks like quite a silly story, but it's actually quite serious. jonathan it is, but t-tt— serious. jonathan it is, but t-tt-sttty— serious. jonathan it is, but t-tt-sttty tut- serious. jonathan it is, but i'll-silly bit first. | i'll do the silly bit first. pope— i'll do the silly bit first. pope tssues— i'll do the silly bit first. pope issues a— i'll do the silly bit first. pope issues a commandment. we can support. thou can all fully support. thou shah can all fully support. thou shalt pumpy, but shalt have more rumpy pumpy, but only italian. so this only if you're italian. so this is essentially only if you're italian. so this islessentiallyldrive- so this is essentially drive from is a essentially a drive from me— is a essentially a drive from the-tot— is a essentially a drive from the-for italians- is a essentially a drive from the for italians have the pope for italians to havei mote—they the pope for italians to have- mote—ttey more unprotected sex so they can move—tt— more unprotected sex so they can move—m ttete-sl have children. and if there's one that we know pope one thing that we know the pope hates, it's wearing condoms. so basically, wants kids basically, he he wants more kids because— basically, he he wants more kids teeousem— basically, he he wants more kids becausein italy. _ basically, he he wants more kids becausein italy. ' t: basically, he he wants more kids becausein italy. t: g�*tzrtz; decline in italy. and there seems to be that across quite a lot of the world, if i'm not mistaken. yeah because we're all drinking plastic drinking too much plastic and watching television, watching too much television, but think just watching too much television, but populationiink just watching too much television, but population to: just watching too much television, but population to increase wants population to increase because otherwise there's going to negative financial to be real negative financial and ramifications for and industrial ramifications for italy. well, need more

italy. well, so we need more oeopte. — italy. well, so we need more people- they— italy. well, so we need more- people. they-population people. they want the population to increase. well, he wants that's wants. yes. that's what italy wants. yes. believe me, i'm italian. you are? when applied for my are? when i applied for my italian citizenship, to italian citizenship, i had to go for several interviews. and i said lawyer, why am i said to the lawyer, why am i here? he said, they want to here? and he said, they want to make you're white and make sure that you're white and christian before they give you a passport. so that's what the passport. oh, so that's what the p0pe passport. oh, so that's what the pope and passed. pope wants. and you passed. i did. i passed out. i drank so much. no, that's what that's what that's what he's saying. that's what italy would like. he wants look like him, wants people that look like him, but younger to be very fair and give broadcast balance. give some broadcast balance. italy has a 1.24 birth rate ttttms— italy has a 1.24 birth rate bits per— italy has a 1.24 birth rate births per woman, which i always ttmt— births per woman, which i always ttmt o— births per woman, which i always ttmt o som— births per woman, which i always ttmt o sott ot— births per woman, which i always find a sort of strange phrase, tut— find a sort of strange phrase, tut mot-s— find a sort of strange phrase, but that's what— find a sort of strange phrase, but that's what it is. and the pope— but that's what it is. and the pope mos— but that's what it is. and the pope mus sett— but that's what it is. and the pope has said that it's due to setttst— pope has said that it's due to selfish -choices. - selfish egotist choices. if. we-teott—t selfish egotist choices. if- ue-teott—t pets we're being a bit more fair pets mt— we're being a bit more fair pets mt utotmot— we're being a bit more fair pets and whatnot. right. if we're temg— and whatnot. right. if we're temglttt— and whatnot. right. if we're beinglbit more— and whatnot. right. if we're being bit more fair, it's like being a bit more fair, it's like mete-s— there's climate fear, there's cost— there's climate fear, there's cost-mete-s- there's climate fear, there's cost-there's a- there's climate fear, there's cost there's a sort cost of living, there's a sort of cost of living, there's a sort ot eottopse— cost of living, there's a sort of collapse of— cost of living, there's a sort of collapse of marriage , general of collapse of marriage, general toot— of collapse of marriage, general toot-mope— of collapse of marriage, general lack-hope. people— of collapse of marriage, general lack hope. people are not. lack of hope. people are not. amt— lack of hope. people are not. amt me— lack of hope. people are not. and the fact— lack of hope. people are not. and the fact that— lack of hope. people are not. and the fact that when a country gets— and the fact that when a country gets-eettom— and the fact that when a country gets-certain level- and the fact that when a country gets certain level of gets to a certain level of. economic _this economic development, this is gust—as- economic development, this isi just—as-saidt just what happens. as you said, south— just what happens. as you said, soutt korea— just what happens. as you said, south korea, there's south korea, japan, there's also potato— south korea, japan, there's also ptototty gtuees— south korea, japan, there's also probably places in— south korea, japan, there's also probably places in in italy with old probably places in in italy with ott-ttgotty— probably places in in italy with

old bigotry where women old school bigotry where women com-t— old school bigotry where women can't _corporate- can't crawl. the corporate ladder they're thinking, why ladder and they're thinking, why should i have a kid when if i have a kid, that's going to make it worse for me? i can it even worse for me? i can barely survive on my own anyway. also so minority people in italy are really shunted. are really, really shunted. they're really they're not employed properly, they're not paid they're paid properly and they're treated in urban treated like garbage in urban areas in italy. it's disgusting. so these people need to be lifted in the economy as well, and they'll populate it. and then they'll populate it. all right. well, i think we did really well. that was a good seettom. — really well. that was a good seettom. t— really well. that was a good section. i liked— really well. that was a good section. i liked it.— its?” that was a good section. i liked it. let's do tt— section. i liked it. let's do tt. stoo— section. i liked it. let's do tt. stop tomg— section. i liked it. let's do it. stop doing that. no, let's do it. stop doing that. no, let's to so— it. stop doing that. no, let's to tet-s— it. stop doing that. no, let's to tet-s go— it. stop doing that. no, let's do so. let's go to- it. stop doing that. no, let's do so. let's go to the break. mot-s— do so. let's go to the break. tmot-sltot— do so. let's go to the break. that'slfor-one.- do so. let's go to the break. that's for one. but that's it for part one. but eommg— that's it for part one. but coming immigration, coming up, immigration, tutovtstom— coming up, immigration, eurovision grown eurovision and lab grown meat. amt— eurovision and lab grown meat. amt-me— eurovision and lab grown meat. amt-tte-stotyl and that's all the same story. see— and that's all the same story. see you— and that's all the same story. see you m—

energy infrastructure and their air energy infrastructure and their at eompotgms— energy infrastructure and their air campaigns against civilian targets— air campaigns against civilian totgets os— air campaigns against civilian targets as well. _ air campaigns against civilian targets as well. and also various russian atrocities and

so tortu— various russian atrocities and so tottm so— various russian atrocities and so forth. so you're listening to gb so forth. so you're listening to oo news— so forth. so you're listening to gb news radio— so forth. so you're listening to gb news radio ._ so forth. so you're listening to gb news radio . _ so forth. so you're listening to gb news radio . i i gb news radio. welcome back to headliners. i'm nick dixon,- headliners. i'm nick dixon, stttt— headliners. i'm nick dixon, stttt mete— headliners. i'm nick dixon, still here with— headliners. i'm nick dixon, still here with the- : i'm nick dixon, still here with the comedy tegemt— still here with the comedy legend capurro. still here with the comedy legend -capurro. of legend scott capurro. and one of the best last minute bookings in the business. it's jonathan togom— kogan. i'm tanned, aka simon toms— evans tonight, aka let's do the express— express now and heeding the concerns of the nation. our comsemottve— concerns of the nation. our conservative immigration down concerns of the nation. our co manageable immigration down concerns of the nation. our co manageable immigratitjustown to manageable numbers. just noting.— kidding. it's totally out of eomttot. — control. scott i'm not so sure tt-s— it's a concern of the nation, tut— but it's a concern of the government— government because it's a momtse— promise they made was to bring it down in 2022. the previous record was 504,000 migrant s are brought record was 504,000 migrant s are brout560,000 residents then 560,000 uk residents emigrated then 560,000 uk residents emipopulation decreased that then 560,000 uk residents emipopthison decreased that then 560,000 uk residents emipopthis year. creased that then 560,000 uk residents emipopthis year. creased it'sat regard. this year. however, it's an though it could hit an estimate though it could hit an estimate though it could hit a nine 997,000, almost a million. obviously, net migration . it's a prediction, migration. it's a prediction, though, and currently . the though, and currently. the country's at 13.8%% foreign born . and that may increase because a lot of the migrants coming in, they think will be people from they think will be people from the ukraine as well as nhs staff that they're hiring and bringing in from other countries, which is all good. i think not necessarily thing. will necessarily a bad thing. it will boost economy, think, boost the economy, they think, but bring down

but also it will bring down potentially albie wages for people that work in middle and lower middle class sorts of jobs. so there's that. yeah, people are obviously- yeah, people are obviously concerned about— people are obviously concerned about immigration, its social eomestom— about immigration, its social eotestom ,— about immigration, its social cohesion , pressure on services, cohesion, pressure on services, mousmg— cohesion, pressure on services, moustmg ottsts— cohesion, pressure on services, housing crisis, the— cohesion, pressure on services, housing crisis, the fact that, as soott— housing crisis, the fact that, as scott said,— housing crisis, the fact that, as scott said, the tories promtse— as scott said, the tories promiseldo- as scott said, the tories promise do something about promise to do something about it. promise to do something about t. they— promise to do something about t. tmey me— promise to do something about it. they are the— promise to do something about it. they are the conservative party— it. they are the conservative tomy—teeosl it. they are the conservative tottyiuo—teeosl it. they are the conservative party up up keeps it. they are the conservative party up up moreteps it. they are the conservative party up up more and more. going up and up more and more. treat-s— going up and up more and more. what's happening? what's toppemmge — what's happening? what's happening? i_ what's happening? what's happening? i-it's. what's happening? what's. happening? i-it'sjust happening? i think it's just a very— happening? i think it's just a very unfocused— happening? i think it's just a very unfocused policy- “q7 i think it's just a very unfocused policy that toesm-t— very unfocused policy that toesm-t-te- very unfocused policy that doesn't-be lwayi very unfocused policy that. doesn't-belway for very unfocused policy that- doesn't- be lway for the doesn't seem to be a way for the oovemmemt— doesn't seem to be a way for the government to _ doesn't seem to be a way for the government to essentially put tuto— government to essentially put tmto oettom— government to essentially put into action what— government to essentially put into action what they what their ttm— into action what they what their otom ts— into action what they what their gtom ts ttte. — into action what they what their plan is like. if— into action what they what their plan is like. if you— into action what they what their plan is like. if you i- into action what they what their plan is like. �*" plan is like. if you i mean, i'm not even saying my opinion on this. ineed not even saying my opinion on this. i need to work it out. out— this. i need to work it out. out tt— this. i need to work it out. out tt you— this. i need to work it out. but if you keep letting people in that completely goes against trying lower control it. trying to lower rent control it. so essentially just need to so essentially they just need to tote—ot— so essentially they just need to tote—at teost- take a hard stance, at least teete— take a hard stance, at least decide—goals- take a hard stance, at leastj decide—goals are take a hard stance, at least- decide_goals are and decide what their goals are and stet— decide what their goals are and sttet—t— decide what their goals are and stick—i didn't- decide what their goals are and| stick—i didn't really stick with them. i didn't really say anything no, that's say anything there. no, that's because in of because you're in a sort of cool rock and you don't want to rock band and you don't want to say too much about immigration, so to leave. i don't so you have to leave. i don't need say it. i'm the first need to say it. i'm the first generation immigrant. are you? yeah. not yeah. okay. so you're not sure? oet—youi get out. yeah. what do you tetomge— get out. yeah. what do you belong? here— get out. yeah. what do you belong? here is— get out. yeah. what do you belong? here is open belong? here is an open guesttom. — belong? here is an open. question. -scott's

belong? here is an open- question. -scott's passed question. i mean, scott's passed his test. he's. he's allowed question. i : " he's. he's allowed in his test. he's. he's allowed in various countries. _ his test. he's. he's allowed in various countries. i'm- " he's. he's allowed in various countries. i'm not ottoweu— various countries. i'm not allowed in italy, though. they don't me in sicily. okay. don't want me in sicily. okay. mett— don't want me in sicily. okay. well, richard _ don't want me in sicily. okay. well, richard tice, i spoke well, richard tice, who i spoke to today my podcast, to you today on my podcast, he has has a thing on net has a good he has a thing on net zero immigration. get it to zero immigration. just get it to zero. certain amount zero immigration. just get it to zerout. certain amount zero immigration. just get it to zerout. same certain amount zero immigration. just get it to zerout. same amount, in amount zero immigration. just get it to zerout. same amount, comeount zero immigration. just get it to zerout. same amount, come in.|t go out. same amount, come in. that seems a that seems seems like a reasonable idea and it's quite a good catch. well, again, they met— good catch. well, again, they met-mot— good catch. well, again, they tried-that last- good catch. well, again, they tried-that last year- g: tiftti. well, again, they tried that last year in tried to do that last year in zozz— tried to do that last year in zozz-tmey— tried to do that last year in 2022 they mastered tried to do that last year in 2022-they mastered yeah. 2022 and they mastered it. yeah. otoy— 2022 and they mastered it. yeah. okay—move- 2022 and they mastered it. yeah. okay—move om- 2022 and they mastered it. yeah. okay—move on and. 2022 and they mastered it. yeah.i okay—move on and do okay well, let's move on and do the zelenskyy's the ai and zelenskyy's eurovision has into eurovision entry has run into trouble, i hear. jonathan oh, do you whole with you reckon the whole thing with him? get on to him? just trying to get on to a song. — him? just trying to get on to a song. te— him? just trying to get on to a song. ue om— him? just trying to get on to a song. ue to— him? just trying to get on to a song. he can do that- " 7 just trying to get on to a song. he can do that bit with me— song. he can do that bit with the drummer,— song. he can do that bit with the drummer, the piano he's the drummer, the piano and he's got—te-sl got his trousers down and he's mttmg— got his trousers down and he's mttmg-ms— got his trousers down and he's hitting his schlong hitting with his schlong and i com—tt- hitting with his schlong and ii com—tt up. can say that i've looked it up. tt-s— can say that i've looked it up. tt-s-oteom.— can say that i've looked it up. it's-ofcom. so- it's fine for ofcom. so tosteotty— it's fine for ofcom. so basically erg basically zelenskyy's big erg semtomg— basically zelenskyy's big erg schlong-haven't. basically zelenskyy's big ergi schlong-haven't you. schlong all day. haven't you. teem teem— schlong all day. haven't you. yeah. yeah. so— schlong all day. e / yeah. so basically his he yeah. yeah. so basically his he wanted— yeah. yeah. so basically his he wanted-speech- / yeah. so basically his he wanted speech erg. wanted to do a speech erg. oh yeah. — wanted to do a speech erg. oh yeah—to- wanted to do a speech erg. oh yett.—to-tte| yeah. sorry. going to read the title. bbc title. eurovision 2023 bbc insiders frustrated at nonsensical zelenskyy nonsensical ban of zelenskyy speech. so bbc insiders are ttustmtet— speech. so bbc insiders are frustrated at— i so bbc insiders are frustrated at european frustrated at the european broadcasting— broadcasting union's decision to buy broadcasting union's decision to tuy—vtottmttl buy ukraine president vladimir zetemstyy— buy ukraine president vladimiri zetemstyy—yout zelenskyy from addressing your tutovtstom. — zelenskyy from addressing your eurovision. so— zelenskyy from addressing your eurovision. i eurovision. so basically he was going where he going to do a speech where he tried people to keep tried to rally people to keep donating focusing on the war donating and focusing on the war in ukraine. but now that has now

been the organisers of been banned by the organisers of the eurovision song contest because they have a policy which is of their guidelines are is part of their guidelines are they any political they can't be any political messaging the show. but messaging within the show. but now that's interesting a now that's interesting because a lot actually do lot of their songs actually do have in, for have political messaging in, for example ukraine's example, ukraine's entry recently the war, and recently was about the war, and then also france had a political song about wanting raise the song about wanting to raise the age lower 12. age of consent lower at 3 to 12. so basically there's a lot of political messaging going on and there to be of there seems to be a bit of hypocrisy. got hypocrisy. there yeah, i got sttgttty— hypocrisy. there yeah, i got sttgttty put— hypocrisy. there yeah, i got slightly put-there- slightly put off there because i teottset— slightly put off there because i realised-like - slightly put off there because i realised-like a- slightly put off there because i realised like a teenage realised you look like a teenage mogtetom— realised you look like a teenage mogtetom-tt- realised you look like a teenage magician,-it-an. magician, but. but it was an tmtetestmg— magician, but. but it was an interesting-yeah- magician, but. but it was an interesting yeah hearts interesting point. yeah hearts teem— interesting point. yeah hearts teem-wes— interesting point. yeah hearts teem-mos tt- interesting point. yeah hearts heart-was it was- interesting point. yeah hearts heart was it was a heart of steel was it was a potttteot— heart of steel was it was a political song.— heart of steel was it was a political song. the rules seemed to te— political song. the rules seemed to te os— political song. the rules seemed to be as toug— political song. the rules seemed to be as long as— political song. the rules seemed to be as long as it's— political song. the rules seemed to be as long as it's in the torm— to be as long as it's in the tom-out- to be as long as it's in the form-butlwould to be as long as it's in the. form-butlwould be to be as long as it's in the- form-butlwould be a form of song. but it would be a bit form of song. but it would be a ttt-uouttm-t— form of song. but it would be a bit wouldn't you've form of song. but it would be a bit allwouldn't you've form of song. but it would be a bit all yourin't you've form of song. but it would be a bit all your sort you've form of song. but it would be a bit all your sort of you've form of song. but it would be a bit all your sort of nice i've form of song. but it would be a bit all your sort of nice songs had all your sort of nice songs ome-ttme. - had all your sort of nice songs one-time. that- had all your sort of nice songs one time. that was one step at a time. that was about— one step at a time. that was about ooz— one step at a time. that was about 1992. yeah.— one step at a time. that was about 1992. yeah. and then suttemty— about 1992. yeah. and then suddenly zelenskyy on suddenly zelenskyy comes on soytmg— suddenly zelenskyy comes on soytmg-us— suddenly zelenskyy comes on saying,-us more- suddenly zelenskyy comes on saying, us more nukes or saying, send us more nukes or whatever.— saying, send us more nukes or whatever,-nukes- saying, send us more nukes or whatever,-nukes ,- saying, send us more nukes or whatever, nukes , but whatever, not nukes, but mtssttes— whatever, not nukes, but missiles. that'd be a bit weird. i missiles. that'd be a bit weird. t-te-s— missiles. that'd be a bit weird. t-te-slttt— missiles. that'd be a bit weird. t-te-slttt ot— missiles. that'd be a bit weird. t-te-slttt ot t— missiles. that'd be a bit weird. i-he'slbit of a debbie. i think he's a bit of a debbie downer want downer and they just want to bnng downer and they just want to bring mood right? bring the mood down, right? they want all the frivolity and none of it's in way of the politics. it's in a way it's although it's of the politics. it's in a way it's a although it's of the politics. it's in a way it's a desperateilthough it's of the politics. it's in a way it's a desperate situationt's of the politics. it's in a way it's a desperate situation going such a desperate situation going on, that the eurovision

on, the fact that the eurovision is in liverpool is weird anyway because britain didn't win last yeah because britain didn't win last year. it's only the winner gets it right. yeah. so it should be, you know, where it's not and that's why going that's why they're going to bnng that's why they're going to bring it seems bring him on. and it seems unfair to not let him unfair in a way to not let him do his thing. it would be nice. maybe addition it might set maybe addition and it might set a different sort of tone. definitely a different tone, something more, a bit more contextual. what if they put like a vocaloid it so they like a vocaloid on it so they like a vocaloid on it so they like it his message like auto tuned it his message or put him sleeveless or maybe put him in a sleeveless t let him do some t shirt and let him do some push ups? know. maybe sing ups? i don't know. maybe sing people maybe he ups? i don't know. maybe sing peo his maybe he ups? i don't know. maybe sing peo his message maybe he ups? i don't know. maybe sing peo his message inmaybe he ups? i don't know. maybe sing peo his message in the be he ups? i don't know. maybe sing peo his message in the song,ie put his message in the song, that have better. that would have been better. that's do. that that's what he should do. that is perfect solution . that's what he should do. that is-perfect solution . yeah.l is the perfect solution. yeah. me— is the perfect solution. yeah. the-ttot-s- is the perfect solution. yeah. tme-ttot-s o- is the perfect solution. yeah. the that's a little the only part that's a little inconsistent— the only part that's a little inconsistent-did- the only part that's a little inconsistent did suspend inconsistent is they did suspend tusste— inconsistent is they did suspend tussto. oo— inconsistent is they did suspend tussto. so they— inconsistent is they did suspend russia. so they do— inconsistent is they did suspend russia. so they do political ttmgs. — russia. so they do political things. russia— russia. so they do political things. russia-it- russia. so they do political- things. russia-it-year? things. russia in it this year? i would be i don't think so. that would be sumttsmg— i don't think so. that would be sumttsmg-tust- i don't think so. that would be surprising just them surprising if they just put them toot— surprising if they just put them toot-year. — surprising if they just put them back-year. yeah- surprising if they just put them back year. yeah they're back in this year. yeah they're tomg— back in this year. yeah they're tomg-sttet— back in this year. yeah they'rei doing-stick_in. back in this year. yeah they're. doing-stick_in. doing well. stick them back in. in doing well. stick them back in. to test.— doing well. stick them back in. to test. tou— doing well. stick them back in. in fact, ebu, the— doing well. stick them back in. in fact, ebu, the european- in fact, ebu, the european broadcasting also broadcasting union, also suspended three networks in russia. they don't even show russia. so they don't even show the show in most of russia anyway. right all right. well, tet-s— anyway. right all right. well, tet-s moe— anyway. right all right. well, let's move on— anyway. right all right. well, let's move on -the - let's move on and do the tetegtogm— let's move on and do the telegraph and- let's move on and do the telegraph and labour new telegraph and labour find new ways— telegraph and labour find new ways-geome- telegraph and labour find new ways people avoid work. ways to help people avoid work.

oeott— ways to help people avoid work. scott..— ways to help people avoid work. scott-, policies— ways to help people avoid work. scott , policies have scott well, policies have teetet. — scott well, policies have leaked. you— scott well, policies have leaked. /t:::t. scott well, policies have - leaked. you know how that is. i hate that. and it's like my edinburgh show. everyone was doing arrived . doing it before i even arrived. labour give people the labour will give people the legal right to work from home. despite growing that despite growing fears that britain's low productivity is undermining the economic recovery, it's quite a different stance from the conservative government, which has tried for the last year and a half to get people back into the office. labour offering flexi flexi labour is offering flexi flexi time hours , trying to get people time hours, trying to get people to , you know, do what they can to, you know, do what they can when they can. thousands more onshore wind turbines , other onshore wind turbines, other policies such as making it easier for workers to strike, they're going to close loopholes in fox hunting and they're going to investigate the battle of orgreave, which i don't really know much about. but apparently it a very important moment it was a very important moment in the clash during king thatcher's era. yeah, and it remains as some people feel unexamined. yeah, remains as some people feel unexamined . yeah, yeah, yeah. it unexamined. yeah, yeah, yeah. it was unexamined. yeah, yeah, yeah. it o tug— unexamined. yeah, yeah, yeah. it o ttg teat.— unexamined. yeah, yeah, yeah. it o ttg teet- — unexamined. yeah, yeah, yeah. it was a big deal. but— unexamined. yeah, yeah, yeah. it was a big deal. but i— unexamined. yeah, yeah, yeah. it was a big deal. but i feel- e. "tits? “tilt: yeah, yeah, yeah. it was a big deal. ”tit; was a big deal. but i feel i pity was a big deal. but i feel i pity the fool that has to read

the 86 page policy handbook. i mean, the fact that they're bringing fox hunting bringing back fox hunting back. can we it, guys? let's can we leave it, guys? let's leave was of leave it. this was most of the 90s of my life was 90s and like most of my life was spent talking about fox hunting. there's a lot of foxes hunting in there's a lot of foxes hunting tm-m— there's a lot of foxes hunting m-m mout- there's a lot of foxes hunting in-in front of- there's a lot of foxes hunting in-in front of my. in the park in front of my mouse— in the park in front of my house. they're— in the park in front of my house. they're fine. in the park in front of my- house. they're fine. -botham house. they're fine. ian botham says— house. they're fine. ian botham says fox says it's better to have fox hunt believe him hunt and he i believe him personally. it was a great cricketer. this is cricketer. i mean, this is absolutely also absolutely ridiculous. and also jonathan for jonathan making it easier for workers country jonathan making it easier for worisays, country jonathan making it easier for worisays, you country jonathan making it easier for worisays, you know country jonathan making it easier for worisays, you know what country jonathan making it easier for worisays, you know what cou need, and says, you know what we need, we need it to be easier for workers strike. we got the workers to strike. we got the nurses, rail, got nurses, we got the rail, we got the post office, virtually everyone. you're probably on strike a minute wearing strike in a minute from wearing a waistcoat. but i've been a silly waistcoat. but i've been me— a silly waistcoat. but i've been me teem— a silly waistcoat. but i've been i've been made— a silly waistcoat. but i've been i've been made a— a silly waistcoat. but i've been i've been made a fool- mg i but i've been i've been made a fool of today. not— i've been made a fool of today. not sttmtotu— i've been made a fool of today. not stamford . what— i've been made a fool of today. not stamford . what do- i've been made a fool of today. \ : what do i i've been made a fool of today. \tt:::t : what do i think? not stamford. what do i think? i tmmt— not stamford. what do i think? i tmmt tt— not stamford. what do i think? i think it should— not stamford. what do i think? i think it should be— not stamford. what do i think? i think it should be up— not stamford. what do i think? i think it should be up to- \ : what do i think? i think it should be up to the company— think it should be up to the company whether people should be otte— company whether people should be tote-wort— company whether people should be able lwork-home_ company whether people should be able-work-home if- company whether people should be able work home if they able to work from home if they wont—mett- want to incentivise their emgtoyees— want to incentivise their employees to - want to incentivise their employees to do it. and then otso— employees to do it. and then otso-mote— employees to do it. and then also make husbands and also don't make husbands and mes— wives stay together all day. tt-s— wives stay together all day. tt-s-tom — wives stay together all day. tt-s-tom - wives stay together all day. it's-fair. he- wives stay together all day.j it's-fair. he wants it's just not fair. he wants a wealth which may wealth tax as well, which may not be a bad well, you not be a bad idea. well, do you think get some think you're going to get some of sweet of that redistributed sweet cash? write me a little check. we can always tell people's income of income bracket by what kind of taxes want. let's do the taxes they want. let's do the tetegtoot — telegraph again. and another reason to avoid bill gates is symttette— reason to avoid bill gates is synthetic-jonathan. reason to avoid bill gates is- synthetic -jonathan well,

synthetic meat. jonathan well, i hear avoiding his hear melinda was avoiding his meat years. hello . i read. i meat for years. hello. i read. i read your link . okay. the read your link. okay. the headuneis read your link. okay. the headline is in the telegraph lab. grown meat up to 25 times eostty— lab. grown meat up to 25 times eostty tot— grown meat up to 25 times more costly for environment than teet— more costly for environment than teet. so— more costly for environment than teet. so tt— more costly for environment than teet. so tt you— more costly for environment than beef. so if you didn't know outttvotet— beef. so if you didn't know cultivated meat— beef. so if you didn't know cultivated meat is grown using omtmot— cultivated meat is grown using omtmot eetts— cultivated meat is grown using animal cells, eliminating the meet— animal cells, eliminating the meet to— animal cells, eliminating the need for rearing— animal cells, eliminating the need for rearing and slaughtering animals. now, the government— slaughtering animals. now, the government has— slaughtering animals. now, the government has said that it ooutt— government has said that it could reduce— government has said that it could reduce emissions from meat motuettom— could reduce emissions from meat production, particularly methane mom— production, particularly methane from livestock— production, particularly methane from livestock ,_ production, particularly methane from livestock , which is from livestock, which is accounts for— from livestock, which is accounts for around 6% of global oo— accounts for around 6% of global emissions. so basically the goyemmemt— emissions. so basically the government has said going government has said we're going to mess— government has said we're going to moust— government has said we're going to mess around with your food out— to mess around with your food out u-eeto— to mess around with your food and we're-to say- to mess around with your food and we're to say it's and we're going to say it's going— and we're going to say it's gomg—mueml and we're going to say it's- going_much better and we're going to say it's- goi the—much better and we're going to say it's goi the environment. uch better and we're going to say it's goithe environment. yeah etter and we're going to say it's goithe environment. yeah itter for the environment. yeah it turns— for the environment. yeah it turns-several- for the environment. yeah it turns several orders turns out it's several orders of mogmttute— turns out it's several orders of magnitude-which- turns out it's several orders of- magnitude -which-real magnitude worse, which is a real etosste— magnitude worse, which is a real classic government— magnitude worse, which is a real classic government move, my classic government move, in my oomtom—ttsteml opinion. just don't ever listen to me— opinion. just don't ever listen to the government it comes to the government when it comes to the government when it comes to , to the government when it comes to—. utt— to food. eat steak, lift uetgmts. — to food. eat steak, lift weights. kittieqt to food. eat steak, lift weights. xetifit you sound to food. eat steak, lift— weights. exactly . you sound like weights. exactly. you sound like the voutute— weights. exactly. you sound like the youtube channels— weights. kittieeyt you sound like the youtube channels i watch. i meom-t— the youtube channels i watch. i mean,-i mean, it's. mean, but yeah, i mean, it's ute— mean, but yeah, i mean, it's like electric— mean, but yeah, i mean, it's like electric cars,— mean, but yeah, i mean, it's like electric cars, isn't it, sootte— like electric cars, isn't it, sootte t— like electric cars, isn't it, scott? i mean,- like electric cars, isn't it, scott? i mean, it's meant to be better.— scott? i mean, it's meant to be better._behold,- better. oh, lo and behold, turns outose- t- better. oh, lo and behold, turns out-worse. i miss. better. oh, lo and behold, turns. out-worse. i miss the out to be way worse. i miss the ott— out to be way worse. i miss the old days. when i first came to the 1985 student and the uk in 1985 as a student and i was living in birmingham and i went see a friend.

went to oxford to see a friend. i went to a local market to get some were sheep some food and there were sheep hanging hooves hanging from their hooves with blood their blood dripping out of their mouth california. mouth. i was from california. i'd anything like i'd never seen anything like that before. was horrifying . that before. it was horrifying. and bought some and it and then we bought some and it was best, best i'd ever was the best, best meat i'd ever had . it's got to be fresh. it's had. it's got to be fresh. it's got bludgeoned . it's got got to be bludgeoned. it's got to be bleeding your doorstep. to be bleeding on your doorstep. that's way. and that's that's the best way. and that's that's that's the best way. and that's mots—ot— that's the best way. and that's ttot-s—ot oo- that's the best way. and that's that's—of gb news,i that's the slogan of gb news, coincidentally.— coincidentally. so we're absolutely— coincidentally. so we're absolutely a pig. absolutely on brand kill a pig. it's absolutely on brand kill a pig. toe—smou- absolutely on brand kill a pig. tt-s—etmuy. tt-s- it's like cotton candy. it's delicious. a pig. it's like delicious. kill a pig. it's like cotton eomty. — delicious. kill a pig. it's like cotton candy. -capurro,l cotton candy. scott capurro, tottes— cotton candy. scott capurro, tottes mt— cotton candy. scott capurro, ladies and gentlemen, let's have a ladies and gentlemen, let's have o-ot— ladies and gentlemen, let's have out me— ladies and gentlemen, let's have a-at the saturday- ladies and gentlemen, let's have a at the saturday telegraph a look at the saturday telegraph ome-estuotty. — a look at the saturday telegraph once-actually. -this. once again, actually. and this story.— once again, actually. and this story—get- once again, actually. and this story—get omyi once again, actually. and this. story—get my ot story, i'm sure won't get any of ust-m— story, i'm sure won't get any of us-m-uoy.- story, i'm sure won't get any of us-m-uoy. youl us in trouble in any way, you mow.— us in trouble in any way, you moot—to- us in trouble in any way, you. know,_to handle know, and i'm going to handle tms— know, and i'm going to handle tms teotty— know, and i'm going to handle this really well. _ know, and i'm going to handle this really well. ”c: know, and i'm going to handle this really well. it; this really well. i'm sure white british could a british children could be a minority within 40 minority in schools within 40 years. they're talking mostly about birmingham. about london and birmingham. urban areas, the two largest, most populous cities in england and those cities themselves are minority white and of course, the student body will reflect that at some point in the future. again, this is a prediction we're not quite sure , sir, but this is what they're saying. i don't see the problem with it wouldn't be

with any of this. it wouldn't be bad if some people that wouldn't mind husband works , mind working. my husband works, manages a comedy and in the manages a comedy club and in the last two years, almost the entire staff white entire staff now are white engush entire staff now are white english and they mock his english people and they mock his accent and don't take his orders seriously. well, accent and don't take his orders seriously . well, the problem seriously. well, the problem geogte— seriously. well, the problem some people have- well, the problem some people have is that, like i tt— some people have is that, like i tt wes— some people have is that, like i tt o— some people have is that, like i mean, it was a very— some people have is that, like i mean, it was a very strange emote— mean, it was a very strange article about— mean, it was a very strange article about this from andrew sutttvom — article about this from andrew sullivan, -was- article about this from andrew sullivan, was quoting sullivan, where he was quoting some—t- sullivan, where he was quoting some—t tmeyl some friends of his and they sate.— some friends of his and they settltt-s— some friends of his and they said,-it's great-to said, oh, it's great we get to go-tomtom- said, oh, it's great we get to go-london-we. said, oh, it's great we get to. go-london-we don't go around london and we don't meet—oeeemtl hear a single english accent. tm— hear a single english accent. t-m—ttot- hear a single english accent. t-m—tmot o- hear a single english accent.i i'm—that a positive i'm like, why is that a positive mot— i'm like, why is that a positive that you— i'm like, why is that a positive that you tom-t— i'm like, why is that a positive that you don't hear english that you don't hear an english teeemt— that you don't hear an english accent-capital- accent in the capital of tmgttmte— accent in the capital of. england? -weird. accent in the capital of- england? -weird. you england? it's a bit weird. you my— england? it's a bit weird. you omty-tttt— england? it's a bit weird. you omty-tttt m— england? it's a bit weird. you omty-tttt m t— england? it's a bit weird. you only that in a massage only want that in a massage parlour. to parlour. you don't want them to know people know the thing is, when people say accent , they if say english accent, they mean if they're especially, they're foreigners, especially, they're foreigners, especially, they they've heard in they mean what they've heard in a on a show. so that a film or on a tv show. so that somebody or somebody posh like nick or young— somebody posh like nick or working-this- working class like this comprehensive school grew up in the mom.— comprehensive school grew up in the north. there's— comprehensive school grew up in the north. there's nothing. mete-s— the north. there's nothing. ttete-s—ot- the north. there's nothing.. there's—of english there's a variance of english teeemts— there's a variance of english accents that— there's a variance of english accents that may— there's a variance of english accents that may include someone uto— accents that may include someone who -whitechapel- who lives in whitechapel that may— who lives in whitechapel that mty—oeoptel who lives in whitechapel that- mty—geopte tmtgtme may not look what people imagine an may not look what people imagine tm—to— may not look what people imagine tm—to-ttte- an engliin person to look like if an english person to look like tt-totetgm— an english person to look like if-foreign. and- an english person to look like if-foreign. and it- an english person to look like if foreign. and it might if they're foreign. and it might soumt— if they're foreign. and it might soumt-o— if they're foreign. and it might soumt-o tt— if they're foreign. and it might sound -or it might- if they're foreign. and it might sound or it might sound sound urban or it might sound eottoguttt— sound urban or it might sound colloquial, but— sound urban or it might sound colloquial, but that's an tmgttst— colloquial, but that's an tmgttst-ts- colloquial, but that's an english as well. colloquial, but that's an english -as well. fact, colloquial, but that's an ethinki-as well. fact, colloquial, but that's an ethink that-as well. fact, colloquial, but that's an ethink that sort s well. fact, colloquial, but that's an ethink that sort of vell. fact, colloquial, but that's an ethink that sort of response ct, i think that sort of response ttout— i think that sort of response about wanting— i think that sort of response about wanting to hear an english

teeemt— about wanting to hear an english teeemtltoes— about wanting to hear an english accent,.does sound— about wanting to hear an english accent, does sound my accent, it does sound in my ear sttgttty— accent, it does sound in my ear sumto-wet.- accent, it does sound in my ear slightly-well,-is. slightly bigoted. well, this is wett— slightly bigoted. well, this is wet. tms— slightly bigoted. well, this is wet. tms ts— slightly bigoted. well, this is well, this is a— slightly bigoted. well, this is well, this is a real thing that is well, this is a real thing that ts mtggemmg. — well, this is a real thing that is happening. 't: is happening. and i believe this comes paul mullins comes from paul mullins interview. listened comes from paul mullins intthis. w. listened comes from paul mullins intthis. w. seems listened comes from paul mullins intthis. w. seems to listened comes from paul mullins intthis. w. seems to be tened comes from paul mullins intthis.w. seems to be thetd comes from paul mullins intthis.w. seems to be the same to this. it seems to be the same thing with telegraph thing it was with the telegraph off of the off script. the main part of the interview that we interview was actually that we need approach. need a pro—natal approach. it was he was birthrates again, because he was birthrates again, because he was immigration was saying that immigration won't actually, whatever you think even think of it, it won't even fix the economic problem. it's temporary. you're taking them from places which have low from places which also have low birth pope , birth rates. and the pope, etcetera. yeah. so we actually need birth rates. need higher birth rates. pro—natal the only need higher birth rates. pro—rthat the only need higher birth rates. pro—rthat would the only need higher birth rates. pro—rthat would work the only need higher birth rates. pro—rthat would work whatnly need higher birth rates. pro—rthat would work what the thing that would work what the p0pe thing that would work what the popeis thing that would work what the pope is saying. but what you pope is saying. but what do you think i mean, think that is, jonathan? i mean, you think you probably well, i think there's a real, uh, there's sort of been a real, uh, maybe shift to the maybe energetic shift to the idea of having kids being idea of having kids as being kind you know. gross and kind of, you know. gross and geome— kind of, you know. gross and gene—tt- kind of, you know. gross and geoote—tt. amt- kind of, you know. gross and people—it. and likei people don't want it. and like in people don't want it. and like tm—tmt in like, the comedy clubs and stutt— in like, the comedy clubs and sum—ute- in like, the comedy clubs and stuff, _ like, - i i stuff, everyone's like, no, i tom-t—ttts- stuff, everyone's like, no, i don't-kids. it'si stuff, everyone's like, no, i. don't-kids. it's like, don't even want kids. it's like, wett— don't even want kids. it's like,. wett—tom-t well, maybe, maybe not. i don't mow.— well, maybe, maybe not. i don't mom-mou— well, maybe, maybe not. i don't know. - know-the - know. i don't know what the answer is. what's the answer? stoutt— answer is. what's the answer?- should—should should we all have kids? should we_now? shouldi we have kids right now? should we have kids right now? should ue-smoutt— we have kids right now? should we-smoutt t— we have kids right now? should we-should i-go- we do it? should i just go home tut— we do it? should i just go home tut-tout— we do it? should i just go home and-don't know.- we do it? should i just go home and don't know. yeah and do it? i don't know. yeah somy. — and do it? i don't know. yeah somy. tm— and do it? i don't know. yeah somy. t-m topmg- and do it? i don't know. yeah sorry. g sorry. i'm hoping you were. yeah, i thought you yeah, i thought that's why you had you. hope had that waistcoat on you. hope i them. i think i hope to seduce them. i think the thing about— i hope to seduce them. i think the thing about having- :i i think the thing about having children to—mtte—

the thing about having children to—mtte tte- the thing about having children to_make the ideal the thing about having children to make the idea of to you have to make the idea of it to you have to make the idea of tt—tooettmgi to you have to make the idea of itlvounfi—appealingl to you have to make the idea of it young people appealing to you have to make the idea of it young people app so ing to young people who are so temttet— to young people who are so. terrified _economic terrified about their economic tututes— terrified about their economic futures—they're futures right. because they're temg—ttve- futures right. because they're being—five yearsj being told the last five years tutt— being told the last five years that—economicl being told the last five years that-so-economicl being told the last five years that so why economic being told the last five years that so why would nomic being told the last five years that so why would nomi invest future. so why would they invest in future. so why would they invest m —tmtt| in themselves as parents? that seems—me- seems crazy to them. the environmental well. environmental narrative as well. it's well, want to it's like, well, do you want to bnng it's like, well, do you want to bring children into a world that's be destroyed? that's about to be destroyed? well, norwegians, well, it's true. norwegians, the suettst— swedish people live in london are swedish people live in londoni tetm—t are moving back to norway and smegm— are moving back to norway and somem—mou- are moving back to norway and sweden. _know ,l sweden. crazy. as you know, destabilising _ sweden. crazy. as you know, destabilising their economies etm—tt-s- destabilising their economies etm—tt-s so- can be because it's so egemste— can be because it's so. expensive,-they can be because it's so- expensive,-they can't expensive, because they can't tttott — expensive, because they can't emote-ette- expensive, because they can't afford _care. in - afford the child care. in tomtom— afford the child care. in london, you— afford the child care. in london, you have to if you're going— london, you have to if you're gomg-ttts- london, you have to if you're going kids, you've going to have kids, you've got to—ttese— going to have kids, you've got to_these-nordic to afford and these are nordic oeopte. — to afford and these are nordic people- —vetm| to afford and these are nordic. people. _yeah, i've people. they're rich. yeah, i've always said, let's get rid of these coming over always said, let's get rid of these making coming over always said, let's get rid of these making country over always said, let's get rid of these making country clean here, making our country clean and whatever, and wealthy or whatever, whatever they're herding and wealthy or whatever, wh.goodies. they're herding and wealthy or whatever, wh.goodies. tiright,herding and wealthy or whatever, wh.goodies. tiright,that'sg all goodies. all right, that's it for two. coming up, it for part two. but coming up, twitter, have a ceo. the twitter, have a new ceo. the teacher banned for not using pronouns. and macron goes full cult leader. see you after the

britain's news. channel welcome back to headliners and let's get back into it with the mirror. and elon musk has hired a mirror. and elon musk has hired t oto— mirror. and elon musk has hired t eto. tut— mirror. and elon musk has hired a new ceo, but it— and elon musk has hired a new ceo, but it hasn't gone

town— a new ceo, but it hasn't gone toum tutt— a new ceo, but it hasn't gone down that well— a new ceo, but it hasn't gone down that well on twitter, which is down that well on twitter, which ts tmt— down that well on twitter, which ts ttmt ot— down that well on twitter, which is kind oflproblem_ down that well on twitter, which is kind of problem when is kind of a problem when the mew-totter— is kind of a problem when the new twitter, jonathan , or new ceo of twitter, jonathan, or smoutt — new ceo of twitter, jonathan, or smoutt isty— new ceo of twitter, jonathan, or smouttisty ste— new ceo of twitter, jonathan, or should . say she eo - new ceo of twitter, jonathan, or should say she eo of twit . should we say she eo of twit. 0h.— should we say she eo of twit. om wow.— should we say she eo of twit. om to— should we say she eo of twit. om to you— should we say she eo of twit. \t:::t t: t: you said oh, wow. no you did. you said have a big opinion.— \t:::t t: t: you said have a big opinion. that's tmtt-s— have a big opinion. that's tmtt-s t— have a big opinion. that's that's a hot— have a big opinion. that's that's a hot take. that's huge. mot-s— that's a hot take. that's huge. tmtt-s pretty— that's a hot take. that's huge. that's pretty big.— that's a hot take. that's huge. that's pretty big. it's meaningless, big. oh, meaningless, but it's big. oh, of meaningless, but it's big. oh, ot-tveeytmmg- meaningless, but it's big. oh, ot-tveeytmmg t- meaningless, but it's big. oh, of-everything i say. meaningless, but it's big. o" everything i say so of course. everything i say so ttmtt— of course. everything i say so linda yaccarino_ ti.ti:t. everything i say so linda yaccarino confirmed 31. everything i say so linda yaccarino confirmed as new tutttet— twitter ceo, replacing billionaire— twitter ceo, replacing billionaire elon so the billionaire elon musk. so the tutttet— billionaire elon musk. so the new twitter ceo— billionaire elon musk. so the new twitter ceo has been eomttmet— new twitter ceo has been confirmed as— new twitter ceo has been confirmed as former nbc umtvetstt— confirmed as former nbc universal exec- confirmed as former nbc universal exec linda yaccarino tut— universal exec linda yaccarino tmt eeeute— universal exec linda yaccarino and executive with deep ties to the advertising _ and executive with deep ties to the advertising industry. so ttstettty— the advertising industry. so ttstettty .— the advertising industry. so basically , she— the advertising industry. so basically , she this new ceo, is basically, she this new ceo, is going— basically, she this new ceo, is gomg to— basically, she this new ceo, is gomg to te— basically, she this new ceo, is going to be focusing primarily on me— going to be focusing primarily on the business— going to be focusing primarily on the business and revenue mtttetmg— on the business and revenue mtttetmg stte— on the business and revenue marketing side of things, eese— marketing side of things, whereas elon— marketing side of things, whereas elon is going to eomtmue— whereas elon is going to continue to— whereas elon is going to continue to focus on all the teyetogmemt— continue to focus on all the development and the technology and development and the technology tmt ott— development and the technology tmt ttt tme— development and the technology and all the interesting stuff. tou— and all the interesting stuff. you t— and all the interesting stuff. you t-tttt-s- and all the interesting stuff. now i that's pretty good now i think that's pretty good tut— now i think that's pretty good tut-ttset— now i think that's pretty good and-based for- now i think that's pretty good. and-based for-every and totally based for 2069 every tty. — and totally based for 2069 every tty. mot-s— and totally based for 2069 every tty. tttt-s t— and totally based for 2069 every day. that's a good— and totally based for 2069 every day. that's a good meme. but yetm— day. that's a good meme. but yetm so— day. that's a good meme. but yeah, so basically— day. that's a good meme. but yeah, so basically it seems like sme— yeah, so basically it seems like she seems like— yeah, so basically it seems like she seems like quite a good, i mean a very accomplished businesswoman. raised businesswoman. she raised gemetttet— businesswoman. she raised generated over— businesswoman. she raised generated over $100 billion in sttes— generated over $100 billion in sttes tt— generated over $100 billion in sttes tt ute— generated over $100 billion in sales at nbc universal through ttvetttsmg—

sales at nbc universal through ttvetttsmg .— sales at nbc universal through advertising . that's pretty good, advertising. that's pretty good, ttgtte— advertising. that's pretty good, mgmte vette— advertising. that's pretty good, right? yeah. and— advertising. that's pretty good, right? yeah. and if you've got the tweet— right? yeah. and if you've got the tweet ot— right? yeah. and if you've got the tweet of him _ right? yeah. and if you've got the tweet of him welcoming her to me— the tweet of him welcoming her to the tetm — the tweet of him welcoming her to the team and. _ the tweet of him welcoming her to the team and. / the tweet of him welcoming her to the team and. “43?" cokeeccq to the team and. yeah, exactly, jonathan, it's all about advertising. so she's got this great record in advertising. he needs revenue. he needs to get twitter money. but will twitter making money. but will it compromise the free speech side of twitter? people are concerned , you concerned because, as you can say, is sort online say, this is sort of very online , are worried she was , but people are worried she was some chair of some kind of executive chair of the wef and the kind of people that fans not that are fans of musk, not really myself really fans of wef, myself included. we're a bit there included. and we're a bit there was of saying mask was a video of her saying mask up up. so a bit up or pack up. so she's a bit like on the covid narrative. so the is, can you have the question is, can you have someone oh, all someone who's like, oh, i'm all corporate someone who's like, oh, i'm all corpo brands and have elon's free woke brands and have elon's free speech twitter at the same time. what do you think problem what do you think the problem is? elon never wanted to be ceo of is? elon never wanted to be ceo ot tmytmmg. — is? elon never wanted to be ceo ot tmytmmg. we— 57 elon never wanted to be ceo of anything. he didn't want 37 elon never wanted to be ceo of anything. he didn't want to tut-wy - of anything. he didn't want to. tut-wy ltttm-t run tesla in that way. he didn't wtmt—wtmts- run tesla in that way. he didn'ti want—wantslbe want to run this. he wants to be tettetwe — want to run this. he wants to be tettetwe we— want to run this. he wants to be creative. he wants— want to run this. he wants to be creative. he wants to be at tome.— creative. he wants to be at tome—te- creative. he wants to be at. home._be cuddly. creative. he wants to be at- home._be cuddly. he home. he wants to be cuddly. he wtmts— home. he wants to be cuddly. he wows—totes.- home. he wants to be cuddly. he wants—jokes. he. wants to be making jokes. he wtmts— wants to be making jokes. he wants-thinking- wants to be making jokes. he wants thinking new ideas, wants to be thinking new ideas, wttet— wants to be thinking new ideas, which—should- wants to be thinking new ideas, which—should be- which is what he should be totmg— which is what he should be doing-corporate. doing. she is a corporate woke cog— doing. she is a corporate woke eog-mtet— doing. she is a corporate woke cog-hired-becausel doing. she is a corporate woke. cog-hired-because she cog and he hired her because she stys— cog and he hired her because she stys ste— cog and he hired her because she says she generated— cog and he hired her because she says she generated all that wetttm— says she generated all that. wealth._shows says she generated all that- wealth._sh0ws do wealth. although the tv shows do it, the— wealth. although the tv shows do t, the ccrcct— wealth. although the tv shows do it, the actors do— wealth. although the tv shows do it, the actors do it.— wealth. although the tv shows do it, the actors do it. the executive _ it, the actors do it. the executive producers think they do

executive producers think they tc tt— executive producers think they to tt art — executive producers think they to tt art ttcy— executive producers think they do it and they never do. we'll sec—up- do it and they never do. we'll sec—up wttt.| do it and they never do. we'll. sec—up wttt. tut see what she comes up with. but ctc-c—prctcttr- see what she comes up with. buti she's—probably went see what she comes up with. but sh him probably went see what she comes up with. but sh him in probably went see what she comes up with. but sh him in a probably went see what she comes up with. but sh him in a meetingrobably went see what she comes up with. but sh him in a meeting and )ly went see what she comes up with. but sh him in a meeting and said,3nt to him in a meeting and said, toot,— to him in a meeting and said, look, hollywood— to him in a meeting and said, look, hollywood has their concerns-on. look, hollywood has theiri concerns-on this look, hollywood has their- concerns-on this side concerns and we're on this side of concerns and we're on this side ct-cpcctrum.— concerns and we're on this side of-spectrum.-that of the spectrum. you're on that cttc. — of the spectrum. you're on that cttc. _cpccttrg- of the spectrum. you're on that side. _speaking of. side. hopefully speaking of maskin9r_ side. hopefully speaking of masking, he'll— side. hopefully speaking of masking, he'll keep her muzzled so masking, he'll keep her muzzled to she— masking, he'll keep her muzzled to the rust— masking, he'll keep her muzzled so she can just actually do the job,— so she can just actually do the jobr wttct— so she can just actually do the job wttct rc— so she can just actually do the job, which is to— so she can just actually do the job, which is to make it an open ptcttcrrt— job, which is to make it an open ptcttcrm, tut— job, which is to make it an open platform, but with— job, which is to make it an open platform, but with a with a rcttywcct— platform, but with a with a hollywood megxit. i have very rrtrrcr— hollywood megxit. i have very tcpcc— hollywood megxit. i have very minor hopes that— hollywood megxit. i have very minor hopes that that's going to trapper. — minor hopes that that's going to trapper. r— minor hopes that that's going to trapper. r metr— minor hopes that that's going to happen. i mean, same i mean , i'm happen. i mean, same i mean, i'm ccrrccrrrct r— happen. i mean, same i mean, i'm concerned. i mean,— happen. i mean, same i mean, i'm concerned. i mean, he's- happen. i mean, same i mean, i'm concerned. " happen. i mean, same i mean, i'm concerned. i mean, he's made bad decisions before on this stuff. jonathan like he he liked he said yoel was good. jonathan like he he liked he said roth yoel was good. jonathan like he he liked he said roth and was good. jonathan like he he liked he said roth and that'svas good. jonathan like he he liked he said roth and that's be good. yoel roth and that's be terrible. just totally yoel roth and that's be terrib and, just totally yoel roth and that's be terrib and, know, totally yoel roth and that's be terrib and, know, totallall woke and, you know, doing all that stuff that came out in the twitter files. she of twitter files. isn't she one of those going say those people who's going to say you're because those people who's going to say you're a because those people who's going to say you're a white because those people who's going to say you're a white male acause those people who's going to say you're a white male .7ause those people who's going to say you're a white male .7 that's you're a white male.7 that's exactly the of thing exactly the kind of thing i could is saying. it could hear is saying. and it kind hoping not kind of i'm hoping it's not a john sculley apple moment. remember guy came in remember the pepsi guy came in and jobs and then pushed steve jobs out of company? is of his own company? this is my worry like he's an worry because musk, like he's an engineer. be doing engineer. he wants to be doing that not ceo. but we that and not ceo. but we also need him the free speech need him to win the free speech battle. she battle. jonathan presumably she will stick his guidelines and will stick to his guidelines and he's in charge. he's his company

. rc— he's in charge. he's his company . he does what jobs thought about sculley? yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. — about sculley? yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. watch the two movies about it. have seen the one with it. have you seen the one with ashton saw ashton kutcher? you know, i saw the saw the one the other one. i saw the one were-t— the other one. i saw the one wtcrc-guy- the other one. i saw the one where--9uv? - the other one. i saw the one where.-guy ? yeah,j the other one. i saw the one where. guy ? yeah, this where. who's a guy? yeah, this is where. who's a guy? yeah, this ts great— where. who's a guy? yeah, this is great but are is great content, but what are we slippery, we going to say? that slippery, cuter,— we going to say? that slippery, cuter—ct- slidey, kind of wet left of ttrcctr— slidey, kind of wet left of lincoln junk— slidey, kind of wet left of lincoln junk that these people up— lincoln junk that these people up wttt.— lincoln junk that these people come up with. if— lincoln junk that these people come up with. if you're not in the— come up with. if you're not in ttc-ttcm- come up with. if you're not ml the _them lcontrol the room with them to control them — the room with them to control them fitter-rc— the room with them to control them ithey're like _ the room with them to control them they're like children. the room with them to control them just,re like children. the room with them to control them just, you

orcccrrtottoro— edinburgh fringe, an hour long presentation, just one. and the crut— presentation, just one. and the ctut ctotmct— presentation, just one. and the club claimed they couldn't get ctott— club claimed they couldn't get ctott to— club claimed they couldn't get staff to work— club claimed they couldn't get staff to work during her show in the staff to work during her show in tho commer— staff to work during her show in the summer in— staff to work during her show in the summer in the— staff to work during her show in the summer in the three months trom— the summer in the three months trom troy— the summer in the three months from now, they knew they wouttr-t— from now, they knew they wouldn't be _ from now, they knew they wouldn't be able to afford staff or-ttcm— wouldn't be able to afford staff or-them because- or find them because the staff torc— or find them because the staff tore-cott— or find them because the staff have said whoever works have already said whoever works in have already said whoever works to tro— have already said whoever works tn the comedy— have already said whoever works in the comedy club— have already said whoever works in the comedy club currently trot— in the comedy club currently ttot troy— in the comedy club currently that they uncomfortable that they are uncomfortable around— that they are uncomfortable around-gender- that they are uncomfortable around gender beliefs. around her gender beliefs. i trow— around her gender beliefs. i know ort— around her gender beliefs. i know and-appalling. around her gender beliefs. i know and appalling. and know and it was appalling. and they statement got they their statement i just got on so ludicrous on my phone is so ludicrous because they they said that legal taken before legal advice was taken before they i.e. legal advice was taken before thrcancel. i.e. legal advice was taken before thrcancel. joanna i.e. legal advice was taken before thrcancel. joanna cherry i.e. legal advice was taken before thrcancel. joanna cherry then it to cancel. joanna cherry then it says, been widely says, as has been widely reported, ms said was reported, ms cherry said she was considering legal action as a result of this. this prompted us to seek external legal to seek further external legal advice, that advice, having considered that new accept. new advice, we now accept. the previous decision was unfair and constituted unlawful discrimination. well, constituted unlawful discrimination . well, that's discrimination. well, that's because— discrimination. well, that's because the— discrimination. well, that's because the judge- r: sot " well, that's because the judge told them r: 31 " well, that's because the judge told them it was-_page- because the judge told them it woo—pogo tcrl because the judge told them iti was._page her and was. she sent a 51 page her and her was. she sent a 51 page her and tor—wttct- was. she sent a 51 page her and her—which are- was. she sent a 51 page her andi her—which are quite her lawyer team, which are quite toroctouc— her lawyer team, which are quite ferocious—sent- her lawyer team, which are quite ferocious._sent a- her lawyer team, which are quite ferocious._sent a 51. ferocious. apparently sent a 51 page— ferocious. apparently sent a 51 page ootrtorr— ferocious. apparently sent a 51 page opinion to— ferocious. apparently sent a 51 page opinion to the judge. he cart,— page opinion to the judge. he cart.-— page opinion to the judge. he cott- troy-rc- page opinion to the judge. he said, , they're right. this page opinion to the judge. he sa not , they're right. this page opinion to the judge. he sa not what they're right. this page opinion to the judge. he sa not what you're; right. this page opinion to the judge. he sa not what you're doing. this page opinion to the judge. he sa not what you're doing is his is not what you're doing is wrong— is not what you're doing is wrong-tro- is not what you're doing is wrong the comedy is not what you're doing is- wrong _the comedy world's wrong because the comedy world's ctrctccc— wrong because the comedy world's clueless-they're— wrong because the comedy world's clueless-they're-clowns- clueless. they're just clowns like, just get like, oh yeah, we'll just get rid like, no, no, rid of some. it's like, no, no, there's a thing as called there's such a thing as called as law. but since when does as the law. but since when does the as the law. but since when does ttc-tttc— as the law. but since when does ttc-tttc rc— as the law. but since when does the-this is that— the staff this is that thing uto— the staff this is that thing two-cart,— the staff this is that thing like-said, it- the staff this is that thing like said, it what

like jerry said, it was what happened— like jerry said, it was what happened time. the staff, happened last time. the staff, the happened last time. the staff, ttc-wttt— happened last time. the staff, the with pleasance the crew with the pleasance ttcotrc— theatre felt uncomfortable about his theatre felt uncomfortable about rots—two- theatre felt uncomfortable about tots—two oti his show. so they pulled two of his show. so they pulled two of ttc—rt-c— his show. so they pulled two of ttc—rt-c tttc- his show. so they pulled two of his—it's like so- his three nights. it's like soj are—highly are these, you know, highly uncomfortable,— are these, you know, highly. uncomfortable,_you uncomfortable, just means you ttcogrcc—tt-c- uncomfortable, just means you disagree. it's always disagree. one thing, it's always the disagree. one thing, it's always ttc-rt-c— disagree. one thing, it's always the-it's always- disagree. one thing, it's always the-it's always the- disagree. one thing, it's always the it's always the people the cops. it's always the people trot— the cops. it's always the people trot-tor— the cops. it's always the people that-for free. _ the cops. it's always the people that-for free. if— the cops. it's always the people that-for free. if you- the cops. it's always the people that for free. if you charge that are for free. if you charge tro— that are for free. if you charge the start,— that are for free. if you charge the staff, maybe— that are for free. if you charge the staff, maybe they'll behave a the staff, maybe they'll behave o-ttt— the staff, maybe they'll behave o-ttt tottcr. — the staff, maybe they'll behave a-bit better. the- a little bit better. the outtcrcc— a little bit better. the audience and a little bit better. the- audience _and anyway, audience likes it. and anyway, ororrcy— audience likes it. and anyway, anyone—90- audience likes it. and anyway, anyone—go to- audience likes it. and anyway, anyone—go to see. audience likes it. and anyway,- anyone_go to see her, anyone who would go to see her, ctc-c— anyone who would go to see her, choc—tr- she's quite well known in scottort.— she's quite well known in scotland. probably sell it scotland. she'd probably sell it out—wort— scotland. she'd probably sell it out-wort to- scotland. she'd probably sell itj out-want to -what out and they want to hear what croc— out and they want to hear what the too— out and they want to hear what the too-so— out and they want to hear what she has-so let- out and they want to hear what she has so let them hear she has to say. so let them hear tt. — she has to say. so let them hear tt. motor.— she has to say. so let them hear it. -know, there's- she has to say. so let them heari it. -know, there's-things it. you know, there's two things coming it's coming together, jonathan. it's the critical the treatment of gender critical women society women in general, in society with of radical trans with the sort of radical trans movement. then it's the just movement. and then it's the just patheticness of the comedy industry together . that's industry coming together. that's my you think ? my take. what do you think? well, it's just people well, i think it's just people who— well, i think it's just people who you— well, i think it's just people who you-argue- well, i think it's just people who you argue are who you could argue are ideologically— who you could argue are ideologically possessed and they tor-t— ideologically possessed and they tort—ony- ideologically possessed and they don't—any opinionsi don't want to have any opinions otcc— don't want to have any opinions votcc-eo— don't want to have any opinions voice-go against- don't want to have any opinions voice go against theirs. voice that go against theirs. tow— voice that go against theirs. tow r— voice that go against theirs. tow r tttrt— voice that go against theirs. now i think there should be a wrote— now i think there should be a wtotc rorec— now i think there should be a whole range opinions, whole range of opinions, you know,— whole range of opinions, youl know,_tor-t know, voiced. and if you don't atroc— know, voiced. and if you don't agree-something,- know, voiced. and if you don't. agree-something,-go agree with something, either go seeland— agree with something, either go see and challenge or just see it and challenge it orjust tor-t— see it and challenge it orjust tort—tort. - see it and challenge it orjust tort—tort. r- see it and challenge it orjusti don't—don't. i don't don't see it. you don't. i don't tttrt— don't see it. you don't. i don't tttrt-tttc— don't see it. you don't. i don't tttrt-tttc rc— don't see it. you don't. i don't think-this is pure- think i mean, this is pure corcct— think i mean, this is pure. corcct—rt-c think i mean, this is pure. can(like_|t's think i mean, this is pure. can(like it_|t's think i mean, this is pure can(like it sounds it's think i mean, this is pure can(like it sounds like it's think i mean, this is pure can(like it sounds like a:'s just like it sounds like a cttctc— just like it sounds like a cliche..sounds- just like it sounds like a. cliche..sounds-but just like it sounds like a- cliche..sounds-but like cliche. it sounds hack, but like trot—tro— cliche. it sounds hack, but like that—the whole- that is literally the whole tttrg. — that is literally the whole thing. sounds- that is literally the whole thing. r:3 c thing. sounds like the same old misogyny this misogyny to me. how dare this woman that woman have an opinion that

disagrees with ours? yeah, there's of that disagrees with ours? yeah, there's-of that as- disagrees with ours? yeah,| there's-of that as well. there's a bit of that as well. at— there's a bit of that as well.i art—thought. all right, a second thought. no joke—telegraphl joke in let's do the telegraph now and macron is demanding portraits. be hung of him across now and macron is demanding poricountrye hung of him across now and macron is demanding poricountry. hung of him across now and macron is demanding poricountry. he's] of him across now and macron is demanding poricountry . he's stealing across now and macron is demanding poricountry. he's stealing my ss the country. he's stealing my moves-jonathan- the country. he's stealing my moves-jonathan - the country. he's stealing my moves jonathan o" the country. he's stealing my- moves-jonathan oh, yeah. moves again. jonathan oh, yeah. ttcrc-s— moves again. jonathan oh, yeah. ttcrc-s t— moves again. jonathan oh, yeah. there's a portrait of in the there's a portrait of you in the toilet looks grudgingly at toilet that looks grudgingly at me nice, isn't me every time it's nice, isn't it? yeah, it's pretty good. ttcrc-s— it? yeah, it's pretty good. ttcrc-s t— it? yeah, it's pretty good. there's a whole— it? yeah, it's pretty good. there's a whole cut- it? yeah, it's pretty good. there's a whole cut out where your mouth be, though. your mouth used to be, though. that's in the that's strange. just in the middle the wall. yeah. repeat middle of the wall. yeah. repeat so. middle of the wall. yeah. repeat so-ttc— middle of the wall. yeah. repeat so.-the headline-is. so. right. the headline here is tmmoruct— so. right. the headline here is emmanuel a emmanuel macron compared to a cut— emmanuel macron compared to a curt—mortotory- cult leader over mandatory oortrott— portrait law. so what's toctcotty— portrait law. so what's basically happened is macron has ttrotty— basically happened is macron has ttrotty-o— basically happened is macron has finally-a-picture- basically happened is macron has finally a picture taken finally had a good picture taken of finally had a good picture taken ot ttm— finally had a good picture taken ot ttm ,— finally had a good picture taken ot ttm , ort— finally had a good picture taken of him , and now— finally had a good picture taken of him , and now he wants it in of him, and now he wants it in every— of him, and now he wants it in every-tott— of him, and now he wants it in every-hall across- of him, and now he wants it in every hall across photoshop every town hall across photoshop . too-rc— every town hall across photoshop . too-re got— every town hall across photoshop . too-re got t— every town hall across photoshop . you've got a great— every town hall across photoshop . /r:::r. r:r:::r r: r: he . you've got a great guy. he looks he looks much- . /r:::r. grit grit; gear he looks he looks much better . v/rzzr. grit grit; gear he looks he looks much better in trot— looks he looks much better in that tron— looks he looks much better in that tron-tr- looks he looks much better in that than-in every. looks he looks much better in that than in every other that than he does in every other otcturc— that than he does in every other otcturc-tttc- picture. and i say this as a otto— picture. and i say this as a otrc ctzct— picture. and i say this as a plus sized man— picture. and i say this as a plus sized man wearing somebody coo-ct— plus sized man wearing somebody else's waistcoat.— plus sized man wearing somebody else's waistcoat. yeah so else's waistcoat. yeah it's so flurry.— else's waistcoat. yeah it's so tum-moot- else's waistcoat. yeah it's so. fluffy.-meant-on else's waistcoat. yeah it's so. flu�*today. -meant-on else's waistcoat. yeah it's so flu�*today. meant on else's waistcoat. yeah it's so flu�*today. cacao on else's waistcoat. yeah it's so flu�*today. f on else's waistcoat. yeah it's so flu�*today. f r: r: e tv today. so basically he didn't want to say, yeah , so macron's want to say, yeah, so macron's he's proposed this law for his portrait to be hung in every town hall but hard left. lawmakers have urged town hall but hard left. - lawmakers have urged mayors to tote— lawmakers have urged mayors to take them— lawmakers have urged mayors to take them down. _ lawmakers have urged mayors to take them down. cacao take them down. basically, this seems to be quite a tone deaf move at this time because

there's a lot of chaos in france at the moment, a lot of discontent. i'm amazed he's ctttt— discontent. i'm amazed he's ctttt-r— discontent. i'm amazed he's ctttt-r moor- discontent. i'm amazed he's still i mean, he's always discontent. i'm amazed he's still vain i mean, he's always discontent. i'm amazed he's still vain and mean, he's always discontent. i'm amazed he's still vain and vaguelya's always been vain and vaguely authoritarian. so it kind of suits i mean, that my suits him. i mean, that was my impression. the impression. then i read the article. says, it says, impression. then i read the art struggled's, it says, impression. then i read the art struggled's, shake says, impression. then i read the art struggled's, shake offs, he struggled to shake off accusations of arrogance and pompousness. accusations of arrogance and pomp he rness.is that a troll? thing he said is that a troll? yeah. yeah. maybe the only thing he it was pretty he said it was pretty funny. like saying, like someone was saying, oh, you're ,1,6oo you're wearing a ,1,600 suit. and the best to and he said the best way to afford is work . and that afford a suit is work. and that is a funny putdown. is quite a funny putdown. but also a well, his also he's a he's not a well, his popularity way down popularity rating is way down around 25. it's around that rcttrcmcrrt— around 25. it's around that retirement-thing- r: i2“; it's around that retirement thing because the retirement age thing because the trench— retirement age thing because the trench-torc— retirement age thing because the french-have-much- french just have too much otorrct— french just have too much planned after— french just have too much planned after the age of 62. t hey— planned after the age of 62. troy-toot- planned after the age of 62. they_bear.work.| they couldn't bear to work. trow— they couldn't bear to work. oucyt—,- they couldn't bear to work. oucyt—, troy,- they couldn't bear to work.- busy?_, busy, busy. or busy? yeah, busy, busy, busy. or towccr— busy? yeah, busy, busy, busy. or towccr wow— busy? yeah, busy, busy, busy. or towccr wow cow— busy? yeah, busy, busy, busy. or however you say that in french. busy? yeah, busy, busy, busy. or hcan'ter you say that in french. busy? yeah, busy, busy, busy. or hcan'ter ythe;ay that in french. busy? yeah, busy, busy, busy. or hcan'ter ythe ;ay thator french. busy? yeah, busy, busy, busy. or hcan'ter ythe ;ay thator the nch. i can't do the accent or the language— i can't do the accent or the language-have. language because i have a tutore— language because i have a future-having- language because i have a future. having said that, future. but having said that, trow— future. but having said that, thew-portrott. - future. but having said that,i they-portrait.-his they want his portrait. his his ootrtct— they want his portrait. his his ootrtct-twrg- they want his portrait. his his painted-hung in- they want his portrait. his his painted hung in any any painted portrait hung in any any town— painted portrait hung in any any town wttt— painted portrait hung in any any town wttt o— painted portrait hung in any any town with a population over 1500 ocootc— town with a population over 1500 people- sorry— town with a population over 1500 people. sorry would these be ported— people. sorry would these be painted fresh— people. sorry would these be painted fresh or— people. sorry would these be painted fresh or would it be a copy?— painted fresh or would it be a coowt trow— painted fresh or would it be a copy? they would. i don't know. that— copy? they would. i don't know. trot-ts— copy? they would. i don't know. trot-ts t— copy? they would. i don't know. trot-ts t tot— copy? they would. i don't know. that-is a lot more— copy? they would. i don't know. that-is a lot more extra- that one is a lot more extra than thing is you than the other thing is you can't french what can't tell the french what to do. that's that marriage do. that's why that marriage cowotttw—wortl do. that's why that marriage equality _work ini equality thing didn't work in trance—thatt france, because it's not that troy-rc— they're homophobic, it's just two—

they're homophobic, it's just trc—to- they're homophobic, it's just - trc—toltott the french don't want to be told wrot— the french don't want to be told what_government.| what to do by the government. t hey— what to do by the government. ttcw-tttrg— what to do by the government. they _thing where- what to do by the government. they thing where they what to do by the government. they like thing where they what to do by the government. they like thatthing where they what to do by the government. they like that they where they what to do by the government. they like that they protestedty don't like that they protested oeotrct— don't like that they protested oeotrct tt— don't like that they protested against it about— don't like that they protested against it about 180 years ago ort— against it about 180 years ago art-ctttt— against it about 180 years ago art-ctttt tr— against it about 180 years ago and-still in it.- against it about 180 years ago and-still in it. so- against it about 180 years ago and still in it. so that and they're still in it. so that wowtt— and they're still in it. so that. would—france would have happened if france cwcrtwottw— would have happened if france eventually. _forced . eventually. but it was forced town— eventually. but it was forced down -throats, - eventually. but it was forced. down -throats, - speak down their throats, so to speak _comc tttrgl . and this is the same thing. rt-tt— . and this is the same thing. it'll-ignored— . and this is the same thing. it'll-ignored .— . and this is the same thing. it'll-ignored . it's- . and this is the same thing. it'll ignored . it's not it'll be ignored. it's not tmoortorrt— it'll be ignored. it's not. important-not. it'll be ignored. it's not- important.-not. it's important. yeah, it's not. it's a-okavr_ important. yeah, it's not. it's t-ottw-tol important. yeah, it's not. it'si t-ottw-to ttc a non story. okay, let's do the express . and teacher is express. and a teacher is potentially facing a lifelong ban teaching refusing ban from teaching after refusing to use year old's to use an eight year old's pronouns . now, maybe she could pronouns. now, maybe she could get as clown because get a job as a clown because i hear we've officially entered clown well, we've clown world. scott well, we've talked about this on this clown world. scott well, we've talkeimanyit this on this clown world. scott well, we've talkeimany times. the on this clown world. scott well, we've talkeimany times. the teacher was show many times. the teacher was was show many times. the teacher was tot— show many times. the teacher was tct go — show many times. the teacher was tct coo-tor— show many times. the teacher was was let go-her position- was let go from her position because— was let go from her position because as the _ was let go from her position because as the staff members were instructed _ because as the staff members were instructed to— because as the staff members were instructed to refer to the student— were instructed to refer to the ctwtcrt ot— were instructed to refer to the student at the— were instructed to refer to the student at the school by using crotc— student at the school by using male pronouns— student at the school by using male pronouns .— student at the school by using male pronouns. it was born a ett— male pronouns. it was born a etrt ort— male pronouns. it was born a etrt and o— male pronouns. it was born a girl and o moto— male pronouns. it was born a girl and a male name, and the ctttt— girl and a male name, and the ctttt woo— girl and a male name, and the child was granted— girl and a male name, and the child was granted access to boys tottctc— child was granted access to boys tottctc ort— child was granted access to boys toilets and dressing rooms . but toilets and dressing rooms. but the—christian,l the teacher who's a christian, why— the teacher who's a christian, wtw-orttctc— the teacher who's a christian, why article mentions that why this article mentions that m — why this article mentions that m _the- why this article mentions that m _the ctcl i'm not quite sure she she rcpcotcttw— i'm not quite sure she she repeatedly-of- i'm not quite sure she she repeatedly of the repeatedly warned of the ootcrttot— repeatedly warned of the potential harm to the child's wcttorc— potential harm to the child's wcttorc .— potential harm to the child's welfare , and— potential harm to the child's welfare , and then she raised welfare, and then she raised twrttcr— welfare, and then she raised further safeguarding alarms when she, wttt— further safeguarding alarms when she, wttt trc— further safeguarding alarms when she, with the school's governors , wron— she, with the school's governors , wtcr croc— she, with the school's governors , when she had— she, with the school's governors , when she had scientific cwttcrcc— , when she had scientific evidence suggesting that

crcowrogtwg— evidence suggesting that encouraging young children to coctottw— encouraging young children to socially trans— encouraging young children to socially trans transition poses a socially trans transition poses o ctewtttcort— socially trans transition poses a significant risk— socially trans transition poses a significant risk to the health ort— a significant risk to the health and wcttorc— a significant risk to the health and welfare and— a significant risk to the health and welfare and she was cwcrtwottw— and welfare and she was eventually fired and now she's torre— eventually fired and now she's being threatened— eventually fired and now she's being threatened that she'll be towed— being threatened that she'll be torrctltttc— being threatened that she'll be banned . life from - banned for life from the teachers— banned for life from the teachers union. and it's firstly ccwtre— teachers union. and it's firstly serving sandwiches in local cotto— serving sandwiches in local cottc. root,— serving sandwiches in local caffe. yeah, wondering caffe. yeah, she's wondering if trc-tt— caffe. yeah, she's wondering if ctc-tt—tol caffe. yeah, she's wondering if- ctc-tt—to morcw she'll ever make enough to money cwwtwc— she'll ever make enough to money cwrwtwc again-— she'll ever make enough to money survive again-yeah- she'll ever make enough to money survive again.-yeah ,- she'll ever make enough to money survive again. yeah , she's survive again. and yeah, she's otco— survive again. and yeah, she's otco curre— survive again. and yeah, she's otco cwtre or— survive again. and yeah, she's also suing on grounds of unfair ttcmtccot— also suing on grounds of unfair ttcmtccot .— also suing on grounds of unfair dismissal , but— also suing on grounds of unfair dismissal, but also religious discrimination. _ dismissal, but also religious discrimination. , discrimination. it's virtually illegal to christian in illegal to be a christian in this to maybe this country and to say maybe a child be sort of child shouldn't be sort of groomed into thinking they should pronouns at eight should have pronouns at eight years old. i mean, is years old. i mean, this is completely she's completely in the right, isn't she? jonathan surely parents. surely it's up to the parents. tot-c— surely it's up to the parents. tots—rt- surely it's up to the parents. tots—rt rc- surely it's up to the parents. tots—rt to up. surely it's up to the parents. let's—it is up to. let's be honest. it is up to ctett— let's be honest. it is up to crew—wo- let's be honest. it is up to. ctett—wolttc eight years old. it's up to the parents,— eight years old. it's up to the oorcrrtc-ttc— eight years old. it's up to the parents, the teacher. so the parents, not the teacher. so the cctoot—otore- parents, not the teacher. so the school - along with l parents, not the teacher. so the school along with it . school was going along with it. sto— school was going along with it. stc-rcrceotc— school was going along with it. she-renegade and- school was going along with it. she renegade and she has she was a renegade and she has tater— she was a renegade and she has taken trc— she was a renegade and she has taken the beating— she was a renegade and she has taken the beating for it. the orottcrr — taken the beating for it. the orottcrr rc— taken the beating for it. the problem to .— taken the beating for it. the problem is , again, that the problem is, again, that the cctootc— problem is, again, that the cctootc tr— problem is, again, that the schools in this— problem is, again, that the schools in this country are wotttre— schools in this country are wotttrg tor— schools in this country are waiting for a— schools in this country are waiting for a clear set of rules ort— waiting for a clear set of rules and guidelines— waiting for a clear set of rules and guidelines from the government— and guidelines from the government that has still not toot— government that has still not been handed— government that has still not been handed down about this subject-— been handed down about this subject. that's— been handed down about this subject. that's true . subject. that's true. but you say— subject. that's true. but you saw the— subject. that's true. but you say the thing is, you say it's the parents. lot of the times the parents. a lot of the times the parents. a lot of the times the about the parents don't know about this. schools, they

this. and in some schools, they discourage children, telling parents on. that's parents what's going on. that's a disconcerting. parents what's going on. that's a.disconcerting. _likel a bit disconcerting. i feel like trc— a bit disconcerting. i feel like trc-crouto— a bit disconcerting. i feel like the-should-bej the parents should always be trtormct— the parents should always be informed when _ the parents should always be informed when young. in informed when they're young. in this informed when they're young. in trots—out- informed when they're young. in trots—out oeotwi this case, they were. but again, wrot— this case, they were. but again, what—trc,- this case, they were. but again, what—are, they're. what the schools are, they're cortwcct— confused and they're disoriented and—dismayed. confused and they're disoriented andlhow-dismayed. confused and they're disoriented and how to dismayed confused and they're disoriented and how to proceedimayed confused and they're disoriented and how to proceed withed confused and they're disoriented and how to proceed with this. about how to proceed with this. art— about how to proceed with this. art wrot— about how to proceed with this. and what they're— about how to proceed with this. and what they're trying to do is toot— and what they're trying to do is toot-crud,— and what they're trying to do is look-child, which- and what they're trying to do is look child, which is look after the child, which is wrot— look after the child, which isj wtot—tc what all of us would want is the ctttt— what all of us would want is the child safeguarding. and in the moorttmc— child safeguarding. and in the meantime-know,- meantime, um, you know, cwcorc-cww-o | meantime, um, you know,- everyone's-up. all everyone's messing up. all rtgtt— everyone's messing up. all rtgtt. wort.— everyone's messing up. all right. yeah, we're- everyone's messing up. all right. yeah, we're going to move on. but you right. when's on. but you are right. when's that coming? i keep that guidance coming? i keep heanng do that guidance coming? i keep hearing do mail hearing about let's do the mail now. want to ban now. and they want to ban smoking. worried might now. and they want to ban smokifor worried might now. and they want to ban smokifor fox worried might now. and they want to ban smokifor fox hunting might now. and they want to ban smokifor fox hunting next. might come for fox hunting next. jonathan, else? jonathan, i mean, what else? laurence . is that a laurence fox hunting. is that a thing? has that— laurence fox hunting. is that a thing? has that been- f q is that a thing? has that been said? \r:::r thing? has that been said? no, but thing? has that been said? no, tut—wowe- thing? has that been said? no, tut—wow-rc going-l thing? has that been said? n0,i but-you're going. that but see where you're going. that work could be right. the headune work could be right. the- headline—streeting headline labour's wes streeting otmttc— headline labour's wes streeting otmttc-wortc- headline labour's wes streeting admits-wants to- headline labour's wes streeting admits wants to ban admits the party wants to ban cmottre— admits the party wants to ban smoking completely it wins smoking completely if it wins the root— smoking completely if it wins the next election. the shadow the next election. so the shadow wcottt— the next election. so the shadow health secretary— the next election. so the shadow health secretary has said that tottowtrrg— health secretary has said that following example following the example of new zcotort— following the example of new zealandlthere's_ following the example of new zealand there's an zealand, there's basically an oooctttc— zealand, there's basically an oooctttc tor— zealand, there's basically an appetite for that— zealand, there's basically an appetite for that and it's desirable.— appetite for that and it's desirable. so— appetite for that and it's desirable. so the kiwis banned the desirable. so the kiwis banned ttc catc— desirable. so the kiwis banned the cotc ot— desirable. so the kiwis banned the sale of cigarettes to anyone torr— the sale of cigarettes to anyone torn—ropes- the sale of cigarettes to anyone torn—ropes to- born after 2008. hopes to ccccrttottw— born after 2008. hopes to essentially make people smoke tccc— essentially make people smoke tccc. vow— essentially make people smoke less. you can't— essentially make people smoke less. you can't get— essentially make people smoke less. you can't get out if wow-rc— less. you can't get out if wourc toru— less. you can't get out if you're born after a certain year-— you're born after a certain your. wow— you're born after a certain year. now the— you're born after a certain year. now the legislation that ooccct— year. now the legislation that ooccct tu— year. now the legislation that was passed in december also

ctoctcc— was passed in december also ctoctcc tuc— was passed in december also slashes the number outlets slashes the number of outlets otto— slashes the number of outlets ottclcctt— slashes the number of outlets able sell cigarettes, and able to sell cigarettes, and to— able to sell cigarettes, and it's-nicotine— able to sell cigarettes, and it's-nicotine in- able to sell cigarettes, and it's nicotine in cigarettes it's cut nicotine in cigarettes to non—addictive— it's cut nicotine in cigarettes to non—addictive levels. that woutt— to non—addictive levels. that wouttlco— to non—addictive levels. that would so unsatisfying you would be so unsatisfying if you wont— would be so unsatisfying if you wont-.— would be so unsatisfying if you wort-. wot— would be so unsatisfying if you want-. not that- would be so unsatisfying if you want . not that think want to smoke. not that i think you— want to smoke. not that i think you-smote.— want to smoke. not that i think you-smote-tt-cl you should smoke. i think it's tcrrtttc— you should smoke. i think it's tcrrtttc tor— you should smoke. i think it's terrible for you _ you should smoke. i think it's terrible for you if— you should smoke. i think it's terrible for you if you want to smote— terrible for you if you want to smote-trc— terrible for you if you want to smote-tt-c-o- smoke and it's just a low utcottuc— smoke and it's just a low nicotine-what. nicotine cigarette. what a wocct — nicotine cigarette. what a wot -oooc- nicotine cigarette. what a waste. apps because nicotine cigarette. what a- waste. _apps because you're waste. what apps because you're ctttt— waste. what apps because you're ctttt-vou-rc— waste. what apps because you're still-you're-even. still smoking. you're not even octttuo—tcct- still smoking. you're not even getting—feel badl getting the buzz. i feel bad otout— getting the buzz. i feel bad about this time because getting the buzz. i feel bad aboasthis time because getting the buzz. i feel bad aboasthis of time because getting the buzz. i feel bad aboasthis of person because it's as a sort of person who likes to say things like nanny state obviously it state gone mad. obviously it should but should be against this, but i happen smoking much happen to hate smoking so much it's issue become it's the one issue i become a kind fascist on, because if kind of fascist on, because if someone's smoking anywhere near you, they're a neighbour in my building. in your building. it's like gets in your throat it's so throat and your face. it's so horrible of go horrible that i sort of go fascist sorry everyone fascist and i'm sorry everyone at they're libertarian at home, if they're libertarian and i was against lockdowns, at home, if they're libertarian akind was against lockdowns, at home, if they're libertarian a kind was don't nst lockdowns, at home, if they're libertarian akind wardon't mind :kdowns, at home, if they're libertarian akind wardon't mind . both ;, at home, if they're libertarian akind wardon't mind . both my i kind of don't mind. both my mother ouo— i kind of don't mind. both my mother and my— r: r:r:::r c r: both my mother and my stepmother died of otwoucco—tu- mother and my stepmother died of otwoucco—tu mwi advanced lung disease, and in my mother-c— advanced lung disease, and in my mothers-trot— advanced lung disease, and in my mother's-that was- advanced lung disease, and in my mother's that was terrible advanced lung disease, and in my moth step that was terrible advanced lung disease, and in my mothstep mother's was terrible advanced lung disease, and in my moth step mother's case terrible advanced lung disease, and in my mothstep mother's case notible . my step mother's case not so too— . my step mother's case not so too-ouwwow— . my step mother's case not so bad-anyway,-both . bad. but anyway, they both troooct— bad. but anyway, they both dropped-and- bad. but anyway, they both dropped-and r- bad. but anyway, they both dropped and i saw bad. but anyway, they both dropped-and i saw it dropped dead and i saw what it did dropped dead and i saw what it oto to— dropped dead and i saw what it oto to tho— dropped dead and i saw what it did to the last— dropped dead and i saw what it did to the last especially the toot— did to the last especially the toct yeah — did to the last especially the last year, how— did to the last especially the last year, how painful and torture— last year, how painful and horrible it— last year, how painful and horrible it is— last year, how painful and horrible it is and how the mottcot— horrible it is and how the medical, the— horrible it is and how the medical, the medical culture in tott— medical, the medical culture in tooth-country— medical, the medical culture in both-country and- medical, the medical culture in both country and the us are both this country and the us are torto— both this country and the us are touoc orc— both this country and the us are hands are thrown— both this country and the us are hands are thrown up. they have no hands are thrown up. they have to woo— hands are thrown up. they have no toco tow— hands are thrown up. they have no idea how to— hands are thrown up. they have no idea how to deal with it. ttcrc-c— no idea how to deal with it. there's nothing— no idea how to deal with it.

there's nothing they can say to someoneikilling_ there's nothing they can say to someone killing themselves effectively killing them selves and effectively killing themselves out to— effectively killing themselves and it's actually— effectively killing themselves and it's actually going up among uuocr— and it's actually going up among uuocr-rt-s— and it's actually going up among under-it's 25. that's- and it's actually going up among under c i2“; that's crazy under 30s. it's 25. that's crazy . trot-c. — under 30s. it's 25. that's crazy . trot-c. out— under 30s. it's 25. that's crazy . that's. but that's— under 30s. c i2“; that's crazy . that's. but that's during tocttowu— . that's. but that's during lockdown, _and i . that's. but that's during. lockdown,-and that's lockdown, though. and that's trot-c— lockdown, though. and that's that's unintended consequence lockdown, though. and that's that's happens ded consequence lockdown, though. and that's that's happens when)nsequence lockdown, though. and that's that's happens when you're. tnce of what happens when you're. t hey— of what happens when you're. thew—rotor- of what happens when you're. they—taken away. of what happens when you're. they taken taken away. of what happens when you're. they taken away taken away. of what happens when you're. they taken away youri away. of what happens when you're. they taken away your purpose yeah. taken away your purpose ouo— yeah. taken away your purpose ouo-your— yeah. taken away your purpose. ouo-wour-wc-wc and locked in your house. we've got to— and locked in your house. we've got onto— and locked in your house. we've got to .to - break. - and locked in your house. we've got to to break. that is got to go to the break. that is it part three. but up it for part three. but coming up in section, racism in the final section, racism becomes legal in california. russia for russia builds a village for right scottish russia builds a village for right bring scottish russia builds a village for right bring down scottish russia builds a village for right bring down house cottish russia builds a village for right bring down house prices people. bring down house prices . see you in a minute.

welcome back to the final part of headliners. let's kick off with the mail now. and california wants to legalise racism. sounds totes progressive . scott yeah, california reparations— scott yeah, california reparations task force now wants to course— reparations task force now wants to legalise racial— to legalise racial discrimination . to legalise racial discrimination. in to legalise racial— discrimination . in apparently discrimination. in apparently the ctotc— discrimination. in apparently the state faces— discrimination. in apparently the state faces a two $22.5 tortuou— the state faces a two $22.5 billion deficit.— the state faces a two $22.5 billion deficit. and yet gavin

wcwcom — billion deficit. and yet gavin wcwcom too— billion deficit. and yet gavin newsom has asked a special commtttcc— newsom has asked a special committee to— newsom has asked a special committee to look at what cotttorrrto— committee to look at what california can— committee to look at what california can do to repair the rctottouctto— california can do to repair the relationship with— california can do to repair the relationship with the african amortcou— relationship with the african american community in that ctotc— american community in that ctotc. arro— american community in that ctotc. art o— american community in that state. and a special panel came torwort— state. and a special panel came torwort ouo— state. and a special panel came forward and made— state. and a special panel came forward and made suggestions trot— forward and made suggestions ttot wttt— forward and made suggestions that will cost— forward and made suggestions that will cost around $800 tortuou— that will cost around $800 million. they— that will cost around $800 million. they immediately want too— million. they immediately want too tortuou— million. they immediately want 500 billion or— million. they immediately want 500 billion or 5— million. they immediately want 500 billion or 5 sorry, 500,000,000in checks written to ocootc— 500,000,000in checks written to people immediately if they can trocc— people immediately if they can trocc ttctr— people immediately if they can trace their heritage back to town;— trace their heritage back to having lived _ trace their heritage back to having lived in— trace their heritage back to having lived in the state before occ— having lived in the state before rooo or— having lived in the state before rooo or to— having lived in the state before 1900 or to having— having lived in the state before 1900 or to having relatives who corvet— 1900 or to having relatives who served oc— 1900 or to having relatives who served as slaves.— 1900 or to having relatives who served as slaves. so these rcoorottouc— served as slaves. so these rcoorottowc 90— served as slaves. so these reparations go to people who've occu— reparations go to people who've been otrccttw— reparations go to people who've been directly affected by those oottctcc. — been directly affected by those policies. yeah,— been directly affected by those policies. yeah, and also , newsom policies. yeah, and also, newsom is policies. yeah, and also, newsom to stop— policies. yeah, and also, newsom tc ctco torworo— policies. yeah, and also, newsom is step forward then— policies. yeah, and also, newsom is step forward then and said, tuto— is step forward then and said, tttc moucw— is step forward then and said, no, this money shouldn't go as ctcctc— no, this money shouldn't go as checks to— no, this money shouldn't go as checks to people. _ no, this money shouldn't go as checks to people. it should go to pay— checks to people. it should go to pay people's_ checks to people. it should go to pay people's mortgages if trow— to pay people's mortgages if troy-two— to pay people's mortgages if they like they've been they feel like they've been pushed— they feel like they've been ousted-ot— they feel like they've been pushed .of the - they feel like they've been pushed of the housing market pushed out of the housing market or to— pushed out of the housing market or to tow— pushed out of the housing market or to pow ttctr— pushed out of the housing market or to pay their salaries for jobs— or to pay their salaries for rotc trot— or to pay their salaries for jobs that they— or to pay their salaries for jobs that they felt they were uuocrooto— jobs that they felt they were underpaid for,— jobs that they felt they were underpaid for, should get it underpaid for, we should get it crouto— underpaid for, we should get it ctouto to— underpaid for, we should get it ctouto to port— underpaid for, we should get it should be part of— underpaid for, we should get it should be part of the active economy— should be part of the active ccorrorrw ouo— should be part of the active economy and not just thrown at ocootc— economy and not just thrown at people- rt-c— economy and not just thrown at people- to rot— economy and not just thrown at people. it's not going repair

people. it's not going to repair orwtttuo— people. it's not going to repair anything. struggle is anything. so that struggle is going— anything. so that struggle is gong—tuc- going right now. but the committee— committee has made other cuooccttouc— committee has made other suggestions, repealing suggestions, such as repealing oroooctttorr— suggestions, such as repealing proposition 209,— suggestions, such as repealing proposition 209, which is a oroooctttou— proposition 209, which is a proposition passed in the state of california— proposition passed in the state of california in— proposition passed in the state of california in 1996, ending affirmative _ of california in 1996, ending affirmative action in employment and affirmative action in employment out to— affirmative action in employment and in universities. : c and in universities. but doesn't tuto— and in universities. but doesn't this kind of like woke idea isn't it kind of illiberal, regressive stuff ? doesn't it regressive stuff? doesn't it create resentment as well? this goes beyond woke. this- create resentment as well? this goes beyond woke. this is- f , this goes beyond woke. this is this goes— goes beyond woke. this is this oocc tcwouo— goes beyond woke. this is this oocc tcworo o— goes beyond woke. this is this goes beyond a slap on the wrist. truc— goes beyond a slap on the wrist. tttc rc— goes beyond a slap on the wrist. tttc to o— goes beyond a slap on the wrist. this is a community saying we towe— this is a community saying we towc occu— this is a community saying we have been horribly treated by coctot— have been horribly treated by coctot ouo— have been horribly treated by social and political system that toctcottw— social and political system that basically murdered us. and we wont— basically murdered us. and we want reparations— basically murdered us. and we want reparations in cash . now, want reparations in cash. now, the turno— want reparations in cash. now, the tttuo to,— want reparations in cash. now, the tttwo to, row— want reparations in cash. now, the thing is, my family had a crotc— the thing is, my family had a slave population— the thing is, my family had a slave population on their farm in slave population on their farm to west— slave population on their farm in west virginia— slave population on their farm in west virginia before the cut— in west virginia before the cut wor— in west virginia before the cut wor .— in west virginia before the civil war. my— in west virginia before the civil war. my grandmother talks otout— civil war. my grandmother talks otout tt— civil war. my grandmother talks otout tt o— civil war. my grandmother talks otout tt o tot— civil war. my grandmother talks about it a lot and— civil war. my grandmother talks about it a lot and she said, you trow— about it a lot and she said, you know trot— about it a lot and she said, you know ttot wc — about it a lot and she said, you know, that we treated them well and know, that we treated them well out ott— know, that we treated them well out ott trot— know, that we treated them well and all that horrible garbage ocootc— and all that horrible garbage people cow.— and all that horrible garbage people cow. arro— and all that horrible garbage people say. and in a way, i turnt— people say. and in a way, i think-terrible.- people say. and in a way, i think terrible. we can't think it's terrible. we can't root— think it's terrible. we can't root troo— think it's terrible. we can't read the future,— think it's terrible. we can't read the future, because if my tomttw— read the future, because if my- tomttw—ocootc family had known that the people that family had known that the people ttot—woutol that worked on their farm would be that worked on their farm would to worth— that worked on their farm would to wortt 5— that worked on their farm would be worth 5 million, million that worked on their farm would bewhatever,iillion, million that worked on their farm would bewhatever, that n, million that worked on their farm would bewhatever, that n, imoney or whatever, that much money trow— or whatever, that much money ttcw—ttcmi they would have treated them utcctw. — they would have treated themi utcctw. _thoughr nicely. one problem, though,

scott, or let's go, jonathan. scott, is or let's go, jonathan. but is you . if but the one problem is you. if you give preferential treatment to certain races, other to certain races, then other races inevitably get left out. like thing of keeping asian like the thing of keeping asian people out universities , you people out of universities, you know, because you have to hit certain certain races. certain quotas of certain races. then lo and behold, you have to start other cause. the start demoting other cause. the asian american asian and the latin american communities— communities are coming forward onto—- on the back of this in california,— on the back of this in california, for california, asking for reparations- california, asking for- reparations-okay. california, asking for— reparations-okay. what reparations as well. okay. what do reparations as well. okay. what uo—rouottouc- reparations as well. okay. what do-jonathan? well,i do you think, jonathan? well, i'm germans i'm hoping that the germans are going— i'm hoping that the germans are ootuo—wcrcctcci going to give us all a mercedes to—vou— going to give us all a mercedes to—vou trow- going to give us all a mercedes to_you know, one. to my people. you know, one trot,— to my people. you know, one trot-orc— to my people. you know, one first,-are your- to my people. you know, one first, are your people? first, what are your people? wett— first, what are your people? well,-hebes_ first, what are your people? well,-hebes .- first, what are your people? well, hebes . oh, right. well, the hebes. oh, right. toot. — well, the hebes. oh, right. toot. tot-o— well, the hebes. oh, right. yeah. let's let's— well, the hebes. oh, right. yeah. let's let's apologise for the light—hearted thing. you can say that that's. let's move on and do the male. sorry, guys, we've got to move on and the we've got to move on and do the male building a male and russia are building a special right wing special village for right wing westerners. more ideologically augned westerners. more ideologically aligned putin. are you aligned with putin. are you booking the flights or am i john, technically not john, i'm technically not allowed anymore. i john, i'm technically not allowed anymore . i punch allowed to fly anymore. i punch allowed to fly anymore. i punch a steward because— allowed to fly anymore. i punch a steward because i— : i punch a steward because i wasn't ottowco— a steward because i wasn't allowed .vape - a steward because i wasn't allowed vape and i like i was allowed to vape and i like i was in allowed to vape and i like i was to first— allowed to vape and i like i was in first class. _ allowed to vape and i like i was in first class. yeah.— allowed to vape and i like i was in first class. v423?" " in first class. yeah. take your shirt away from you. is that what happened to your bow tie away. right. where's my away. all right. where's my rrcrccocct— mercedes? okay. anyway, so tuccto—tori

russia to build a village for tutu.— russia to build a village for putin. westerners, sick putin. loving westerners, sick of putin. loving westerners, sick ot—to— putin. loving westerners, sick of_to emigrate. putin. loving westerners, sick of_to emigrate to.j putin. loving westerners, sick. of_to emigrate to. so of 70 genders to emigrate to. so tuccto— of 70 genders to emigrate to. so russia-planning— of 70 genders to emigrate to. so russia planning build russia is planning to build a wtttooc—tor- village near moscow for conservative _ village near moscow for conservative westerners more tocotootcottw— conservative westerners more ideologically with ideologically aligned with vtootmtr— ideologically aligned with vladimir putin in a bid to get them— vladimir putin in a bid to get them .emigrate_ vladimir putin in a bid to get them emigrate so is them to emigrate. so this is ccccuttottw— them to emigrate. so this is essentially move to get lots essentially a move to get lots of essentially a move to get lots ot tomtttcc— essentially a move to get lots of families who— essentially a move to get lots of families who are sick of the western— of families who are sick of the western .— of families who are sick of the western . r— of families who are sick of the western . i suppose wokeness western. i suppose wokeness wouto— western. i suppose wokeness wouto to— western. i suppose wokeness wouto to too— western. i suppose wokeness would be the word to use , who would be the word to use, who wort— would be the word to use, who wont to — would be the word to use, who want to move to— would be the word to use, who want to move to russia . so want to move to russia. so troy-rc— want to move to russia. so they're thinking— want to move to russia. so they're thinking of starting tuttotuo— they're thinking of starting tuttotuo o— they're thinking of starting building a village . i mean, building a village. i mean, otwtouctw— building a village. i mean,l obviously—quite obviously this can take quite a wtttc— obviously this can take quite a while. whether— obviously this can take quite a while. whether not this is while. whether or not this is going—anything] while. whether or not this is. going—anything, who going to come to anything, who knows?— going to come to anything, who tuowct—zoo- knows? but apparently 200 tomtttcc— knows? but apparently 200 families already set to families have already set to come from america and canada to tuccto— come from america and canada to tuccto .— come from america and canada to tuccto . arro— come from america and canada to tuccto . art ow— come from america and canada to russia . and now these are quite russia. and now these are quite rcttotouc— russia. and now these are quite religious. apparently catholic ocootc— religious. apparently catholic people- so— religious. apparently catholic people- so r— religious. apparently catholic people. so i guess they have more conservative values. yeah, i more conservative values. yeah, r tor-t— more conservative values. yeah, r tor-t turnt— more conservative values. yeah, i don't think it's— more conservative values. yeah, i don't think it's going to wort. — i don't think it's going to wort. rt-o— i don't think it's going to work. it's kind- i don't think it's going to work. it's kind of- i don't think it's going to work. r: i don't think it's going to- work. it's kind of a myth that russia is this traditional russia is this this traditional paradise . but there is paradise. but also there is something seductive certain paradise. but also there is somethaboutductive certain paradise. but also there is somethabout putin's certain paradise. but also there is somethabout putin's ceofin people about putin's kind of rhetoric because he actually we're in this woke west and he does of say, look, does sort of say, hey, look, they've genders. all they've got 70 genders. it's all going people go, they've got 70 genders. it's all goinghang people go, they've got 70 genders. it's all goinghang he's people go, they've got 70 genders. it's all goinghang he's actuallye go, well, hang on, he's actually talking just don't well, hang on, he's actually talkintcnn, just don't well, hang on, he's actually talkintcnn, then don't well, hang on, he's actually talkintcnn, then theyt watch cnn, right? then they tutu— watch cnn, right? then they build village and you have to build a village and you have to go and move them. i mean, the

cottottcc— go and move them. i mean, the cottottcc-tor— go and move them. i mean, the catholics-forlsurprise,. catholics are in for a surprise, too. — catholics are in for a surprise, too. so— catholics are in for a surprise, too. so .orthodox- catholics are in for a surprise,| too. so .orthodox-in too. so the orthodox church in tuccto— too. so the orthodox church in russia catholicism acid. russia is catholicism on acid. troy-rc— russia is catholicism on acid.| ttcw-rc—rcottw they're going to they're really going— they're going to they're really gong-troo— they're going to they're really going-tired-all- they're going to they're really going tired all the they're going to they're really goingthey tired all the they're going to they're really goingthey tire to all the they're going to they're really goingthey tire to a|catch up work they have to do to catch up tccoucc— work they have to do to catch up because they've _ work they have to do to catch up because they've been very wouottw. — because they've been very- naughty. _normal naughty. if they're just normal cottottcc.— naughty. if they're just normal catholics. russian orthodox catholics. the russian orthodox church— catholics. the russian orthodox church to— catholics. the russian orthodox church is really— catholics. the russian orthodox church is really severe. well, ttcrc-c— church is really severe. well, ttcrc-c o— church is really severe. well, there's a myth— church is really severe. well, there's a myth that russia will be there's a myth that russia will to tho— there's a myth that russia will to tho outw— there's a myth that russia will be the only remaining christian country— be the only remaining christian country-worm,- be the only remaining christian country world, which is country in the world, which is outtc— country in the world, which is oute-souto- country in the world, which is oute-souto o- country in the world, which is quite-sound a bit. country in the world, which isi quite-sound a bit of quite terrible. sound a bit of a mad let's do the quite terrible. sound a bit of a mad and let's do the quite terrible. sound a bit of a mad and new let's do the quite terrible. sound a bit of a mad and new yorket's do the quite terrible. sound a bit of a mad and new york citon the quite terrible. sound a bit of a mad and new york city haste mail. and new york city has passed a law banning discrimination against fat people. , are we allowed people. i mean, are we allowed to anything anymore? to enjoy anything anymore? well, it's island. there's to enjoy anything anymore? well, it's muchrland. there's to enjoy anything anymore? well, it's much space.there's to enjoy anything anymore? well, it's much space. so, 'e's to enjoy anything anymore? well, it's much space. so, you only so much space. so, you know— only so much space. so, you know trounce— only so much space. so, you know, bounce them out . yeah, it know, bounce them out. yeah, it motoc— know, bounce them out. yeah, it makes-apparently,- makes sense. apparently, if wourc— makes sense. apparently, if wou-rc—octl makes sense. apparently, if wou-rc—oct o| makes sense. apparently, if. wou-rc—oct o tot you're fat, you still get a job out— you're fat, you still get a job out trou— you're fat, you still get a job out then wou— you're fat, you still get a job and then you show up at work on true. — and then you show up at work on true. trot-c— and then you show up at work on time. that's hard— and then you show up at work on time. that's hard to— and then you show up at work on time. that's hard to say. yeah, trow— time. that's hard to say. yeah, they — time. that's hard to say. yeah, they wo— time. that's hard to say. yeah, they are. no, but— time. that's hard to say. yeah, they are. no, but one of the tocot— they are. no, but one of the local politicians— they are. no, but one of the local politicians said, i found they are. no, but one of the locc'during cians said, i found they are. no, but one of the locc'during the s said, i found they are. no, but one of the locc'during the pandemictund they are. no, but one of the locc'during the pandemic when out during the pandemic when i put out during the pandemic when i out or— out during the pandemic when i out or too— out during the pandemic when i put on £40 that— out during the pandemic when i put on £40 that later i was trcotco— put on £40 that later i was treated differently . well, yes, treated differently. well, yes, trot-c— treated differently. well, yes, trots-ro— treated differently. well, yes, that's-no one- treated differently. well, yes, that's no one recognises that's because no one recognises wou— that's because no one recognises wou. — that's because no one recognises wou. vou— that's because no one recognises you. you trcot— that's because no one recognises you. you trcot vou— that's because no one recognises you. you treat you £40- you. you treat you £40 differently, but you are much that's like three stone, right? or is, a lot. or whatever it is, it's a lot. toot. — or whatever it is, it's a lot. toot. _tttc- or whatever it is, it's a lot. yeah. _like that. l yeah. something like that. yeah. but it does can't but it does say you can't discriminate in this law against on person that's a on the basis of person that's a person's height or weight. now height is fair enough—

" g g now height is fair enough because it's height is fair enough because. it's—characteristic it's an immutable characteristic uuccct— it's an immutable characteristicj uutccc—ouo unless you get that horrific and trow— unless you get that horrific and they tocot— unless you get that horrific and they trcot your— unless you get that horrific and they break your legs. yeah. that leg they break your legs. yeah. that too-oocrottou- they break your legs. yeah. that leg operation, that's leg breaking operation, that's toucuouco— leg breaking operation, that's horrendous-five. horrendous. yeah, but five tuctcc—r-ml inches though. yeah. i'm tttuttuo— inches though. yeah. i'm thinking about it, but weigh in your— thinking about it, but weigh in your-oc— thinking about it, but weigh in wour-oc wort.— thinking about it, but weigh in your- as well. _it's. your legs as well. wait, it's not— your legs as well. wait, it's rot—cotcoowl your legs as well. wait, it'si rot—cotcoow oc your legs as well. wait, it's. not—category as it not in the same category as it rooottow. — not in the same category as it jonathan- r— not in the same category as it jonathan. i mean,— not in the same category as it jonathan. i mean, this is silly, tor-t— jonathan. i mean, this is silly, tcu-t- — jonathan. i mean, this is silly, tcu-t- iguess- jonathan. i mean, this is silly,- isn't- iguess-weight isn't it? no. i guess the weight isn't it? no. i guess the weight is something can fluctuate is something that can fluctuate due diet and it due to exercise and diet and it really just chocolate really or just put the chocolate cake well, let's cake down. okay, well, let's tot-c— cake down. okay, well, let's tot-c outcttw— cake down. okay, well, let's let's quickly do— f : okay, well, let's let's quickly do more story. let's quickly do one more story. tot-s— let's quickly do one more story. tots-trues— let's do the times and a brilliant down brilliant new way to bring down the housing naked the cost of housing naked scottish neighbours. jonathan yeah , naked scottish neighbours. yeah, naked scottish neighbours. sounds remake of the sounds like a good remake of the auctrottou— sounds like a good remake of the australian hit— sounds like a good remake of the australian hit-so- sounds like a good remake of the australian hit-so to- sounds like a good remake of the australian hit so to close australian hit show. so to close to—ortccc- to nature, house prices take a two— to nature, house prices take a two reor— to nature, house prices take a dive near nudist— to nature, house prices take a dive near nudist the dive near nudist beaches. the oroocrttcc— dive near nudist beaches. the properties-nudist- dive near nudist beaches. the properties nudist beaches properties near nudist beaches oooutor— properties near nudist beaches popular-naturists- properties near nudist beaches popular naturists naturist popular with naturists naturist uoturtctc— popular with naturists naturist naturists dropped in value by turt— naturists dropped in value by third compared— naturists dropped in value by third compared others third compared with others ucortw— third compared with others nearbyr tuc— third compared with others nearby, the survey found. so nearby, the survey has found. so a nearby, the survey has found. so o-toc— nearby, the survey has found. so o-toc touuo— nearby, the survey has found. so a-has found _you. a survey has found that if you towe— a survey has found that if you towc property— a survey has found that if you have property that essentially toots— have property that essentially tcooclto— have property that essentially leads-tolnudist- have property that essentially leads to nudist beach or is leads on to a nudist beach or is ucorluuotct— leads on to a nudist beach or is nearlnudist-it's- leads on to a nudist beach or is near nudist it's going near a nudist beach, it's going to—totcr. i to be worth less than later. dow...— to be worth less than later. down—ur- to be worth less than later. down—up ttcl to be worth less than later.- down,-up the beach down, you know, up the beach where— down, you know, up the beach where ocootc— down, you know, up the beach where people wear trunks. my toco— where people wear trunks. my toco-tttc— where people wear trunks. my idea-this into- where people wear trunks. my idea this into london, idea is bring this into london, tmoort— idea is bring this into london, import-scottish- idea is bring this into london, import scottish people, import naked scottish people, get import naked scottish people, got—town. | import naked scottish people,| got—town. r get the house prices down. i mean, what's wrong with that idea, idea idea, scott? i like the idea thew-rc— idea, scott? i like the idea they're-naked- : f“ i like the idea they're naked anyway. idea, scott? i like the idea- they're-naked anyway. they they're half naked anyway. they tort-t— they're half naked anyway. they tout-unocc- they're half naked anyway. they don't undies. right. don't wear any undies. right. utter—tru-

don't wear any undies. right.| under—kill togas. under the kill. the kill togas. thev're— under the kill. the kill togas. ttcw-rc-ttcrc- under the kill. the kill togas. they're there already . they're halfway there already. root. — they're halfway there already. root. woutu— they're halfway there already. yeah. would you— they're halfway there already. yeah. : f t:ti” they're halfway there already. yeah. g yeah. would you consider moving to nudist beach to scotland near a nudist beach ? ilike to scotland near a nudist beach ? i like the idea of nudist, but too— ? i like the idea of nudist, but too tcoct— ? i like the idea of nudist, but too tcoct port— 7” i like the idea of nudist, but the beach part scares me a tttttc— the beach part scares me a tttttc tort.— the beach part scares me a little bit. all— the beach part scares me a little bit. all the needles. root. — little bit. all the needles. root. att— little bit. all the needles. yeah. all-well,- little bit. all the needles.| yeah. all-well, this little bit. all the needles.- yeah. all-well, this has yeah. all right. well, this has been a fun show. thanks for. thanks and thanks for both for coming and wearing clothes, both thanks for both for coming and wearisimon clothes, both thanks for both for coming and wearisimon bannau.ies, both and from simon bannau. pleasure. and it's been a good show. and we'll we'll get on with papers we'll get on with the papers now. have quick now. so let's have another quick look pages . look at saturday's front pages. so the telegraph india to so the telegraph has india to demand return of colonial treasures . as the guardian goes treasures. as the guardian goes with expect, blair style reforms on steroids , says starmer, on steroids, says starmer, that's about his claws floor plan. the times pm's focus on science is hot, air, says dyson. the mail now 200 firms say axe tories tax the mirror. phil fights for job, which is philip schofield . and finally, the schofield. and finally, the daily star thou shalt have more rumpy pumpy, which we talked aboutin rumpy pumpy, which we talked about in the show. so that's all we have time for. thanks to scott and jonathan. i'm off for a week so i don't particularly care who's on tomorrow. but make sure you tune at or if sure you tune in at 11 or if you're watching at five, then stay breakfast.

stay tuned for breakfast. but for good good for now, good night. good morning bless .

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