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three on tv, i three. on tv, on i three- on tv, on the wee— on tv, on the radio mee— on tv, on the radio and online in the— on tv, on the radio and online in the uk— on tv, on the radio and online in the uk and— on tv, on the radio and online in the uk and across the world? this— in the uk and across the world? this is— in the uk and across the world? this is mark— in the uk and across the world? this is mark dolan_ in the uk and across the world? this is mark dolan tonight as jacob— this is mark dolan tonight as jacob rees—mogg calls out, prime hhhhr— jacob rees—mogg calls out, prime hhhhr hhhh — jacob rees—mogg calls out, prime minister rishi sunak for prehhhg— minister rishi sunak for promising to— minister rishi sunak for promising to set fire to thousands— promising to set fire to thousands ,_ promising to set fire to thousands , thousands of eu rules thousands, thousands of eu rules . that-s— thousands, thousands of eu rules . that-s hghh— thousands, thousands of eu rules . that's right, thousands of eu rhes— . that's right, thousands of eu rules .— . that's right, thousands of eu rules . the— . that's right, thousands of eu rules . the prime— . that's right, thousands of eu rules . the prime minister gave rules. the prime minister gave
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his word— rules. the prime minister gave his word and— rules. the prime minister gave his word and he— rules. the prime minister gave his word and he said in his headershh— his word and he said in his leadership campaign that he woma— leadership campaign that he wouhh huh— leadership campaign that he wouhh huh hu— leadership campaign that he would put eu laws through the shredder— would put eu laws through the shredder .— would put eu laws through the shredder . se— would put eu laws through the shredder . so have the government shredder. so have the government herrdred— shredder. so have the government herrdred us— shredder. so have the government herrdred us eh— shredder. so have the government betrayed us on brexit? also, the her— betrayed us on brexit? also, the her house — betrayed us on brexit? also, the her police dre— betrayed us on brexit? also, the met police are in— betrayed us on brexit? also, the met police are in hot water again.— met police are in hot water dgdh were— met police are in hot water again. were these officers right to again. were these officers right he sheer— again. were these officers right to shoot dead— again. were these officers right to shoot dead two— again. were these officers right to shoot dead two dogs in rehdehe— to shoot dead two dogs in london? this— to shoot dead two dogs in london? this week? and why are ehhhe— london? this week? and why are online activists— london? this week? and why are online activists trying to eheed— online activists trying to cancel the _ online activists trying to cancel the brilliant comedian edrherhe— cancel the brilliant comedian catherine tate— cancel the brilliant comedian catherine tate find out why her— catherine tate find out why her rhds— catherine tate find out why later this hour— catherine tate find out why later this hour ._ later this hour. a_ later this hour. a hush- later this hour. a busy three hours to later this hour.— a busy three hours to come, hedddhd— a busy three hours to come, hedddhg rhy— a busy three hours to come, including my big opinion. and i rhddhr— including my big opinion. and i rhddhr rehe— including my big opinion. and i rhdghr rdhe dr— including my big opinion. and i might take at ten— including my big opinion. and i might take at ten my fantastic herds— might take at ten my fantastic pdhddrs. se— might take at ten my fantastic pdhddrs. so her— might take at ten my fantastic pundits. so put something cold and— pundits. so put something cold and fizzy— pundits. so put something cold and fizzy h— pundits. so put something cold and fizzy in the— pundits. so put something cold and fizzy in the fridge or fire up he— and fizzy in the fridge or fire up he herde— and fizzy in the fridge or fire up the kettle and let's make a hddhr— up the kettle and let's make a hddhr er— up the kettle and let's make a hdghr of h.— up the kettle and let's make a night of it. after— up the kettle and let's make a night of it. after all, i've got her— night of it. after all, i've got her friday— night of it. after all, i've got that friday feeling. have you ? that friday feeling. have you? rdrsr— that friday feeling. have you? rdrsr rhe— that friday feeling. have you? first the headlines with tatiana
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sdhehez— first the headlines with tatiana sdhehez .— first the headlines with tatiana sdhehez . — first the headlines with tatiana sanchez . mark,— first the headlines with tatiana sanchez . first the headlines with tatiana sanchez. first the headlines with tatiana sanchez . see" sanchez. mark, thank you very much and good evening. this is the latest from the newsroom. passengers have faced widespread disruption today due to the latest round of train strikes. members of the aslef union are walking out at more than a dozen train operators in a long running dispute over pay . running dispute over pay. tomorrow, rmt members go on strike on the day of the eurovision song contest final in liverpool . further strikes by liverpool. further strikes by the union will be held on the sist the union will be held on the 31st of may and june the 3rd. that's on the day of the fa cup final at wembley. rail minister huw merriman told gb news the strikes are disappointing . we strikes are disappointing. we have been able to 9 we have been able to facilitate an sher— have been able to facilitate an offer whdeh— have been able to facilitate an offer which has— have been able to facilitate an offer which has been put to the under— offer which has been put to the union leaders.— offer which has been put to the union leaders. the— offer which has been put to the union leaders. the problem we've got union leaders. the problem we've der rs— union leaders. the problem we've der ds rhdr— union leaders. the problem we've ger ds her her— union leaders. the problem we've got is that they won't put it forward— got is that they won't put it forward re— got is that they won't put it forward to their— got is that they won't put it forward to their members . forward to their members. shredder— forward to their members. similar offers— forward to their members. similar offers have been put forward— similar offers have been put forward re— similar offers have been put forward to other— similar offers have been put forward to other members of unions—accepted unions and they've accepted rherh. — unions and they've accepted rherh. ldedde— unions and they've accepted them. logic would dictate if them. so logic would dictate if them. so logic would dictate if he under— them. so logic would dictate if the union leaders— them. so logic would dictate if the union leaders did the same rhhd— the union leaders did the same rhhdleeddd— 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 rhds— thing, we could see an end to rhds dedeh. — thing, we could see an end to this action. -i'm- thing, we could see an end to this action. i'm really this action. and i'm really sorry—
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this action. and i'm really sorry-dd— this action. and i'm really sorry all passengers who sorry for all passengers who have— sorry for all passengers who have-disrupted.- sorry for all passengers who have disrupted. and today, have been disrupted. and today, m...whh.,_ have been disrupted. and today, meanwhile,_says. have been disrupted. and today,i meanwhile,_says he's meanwhile, rishi sunak says he's ddsdppehred— meanwhile, rishi sunak says he's disappointed with— meanwhile, rishi sunak says he's disappointed with the decision to disappointed with the decision re hdeeh— disappointed with the decision to block ukrainian president vddddrhdr— to block ukrainian president vladimir zelenskyy from dddresshd— vladimir zelenskyy from addressing the eurovision song eehresr. — addressing the eurovision song eehresr. rhe— addressing the eurovision song contest. the block- addressing the eurovision song contest. f r: contest. the block is due to concerns from organisers that an address could politicise the event. address could politicise the event . the ukrainian president event. the ukrainian president wanted to urge the global audience to continue supporting his country against russia's invasion, but 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 three years to complete. in a separate case, a labour mp has reported one of her party colleagues to the police for alleged sexual assault. sir keir starmer is urging anyone within the party with concern to come forward. well look, i think all of these allegations have to be taken extremely seriously and they are taken seriously by me and by the party. i do
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understand from - ed�*r: ido understand from my and by the party. i do- understand from my experience and by the party. i do— understand from my experience as ehder— understand from my experience as ehder preseedrer— understand from my experience as chief prosecutor how difficult it chief prosecutor how difficult h rs— chief prosecutor how difficult h ds rer— chief prosecutor how difficult it is for people— chief prosecutor how difficult it is for people to come forward . ard— it is for people to come forward . hhd rhdr-s— it is for people to come forward . and that's among— it is for people to come forward . and that's among the reasons rhdr— . and that's among the reasons her we— . and that's among the reasons her we redde— . and that's among the reasons that we made our— . and that's among the reasons that we made our process eerhpderedw— that we made our process completely independent. so it's not completely independent. so it's her d— completely independent. so it's not a political— completely independent. so it's not a political process anymore. wher— not a political process anymore. whdr d— not a political process anymore. whdr d wewdd— not a political process anymore. what i would say— not a political process anymore. what i would say is that i encourage anybody to come forward— encourage anybody to come forward end— encourage anybody to come forward and to— encourage anybody to come forward and to feel that their shredded— forward and to feel that their supported through that independent process . supported through that- independent process . pakistan's independent process. pakistan's ex—prdhe— independent process. pakistan's ex—prime minister, imran khan has been released on bail for two weeks. khan left the court heading towards his hometown, lahore . the decision from the lahore. the decision from the high court in islamabad comes a day after the supreme court ruled his arrest on corruption charges was illegal. the events earlier this week have sparked unrest in the country , with unrest in the country, with almost 2000 people arrested so far . imran almost 2000 people arrested so far. imran khan denies any wrongdoing . and elon musk has wrongdoing. and elon musk has named linda yaccarino as the new ceo at twitter. following over six months of leadership . musk six months of leadership. musk tweeted the former nbc universal
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advertising chief will focus on business operations while he will take on the new role as chief technology officer. the new boss will start her role in six weeks time . tv online dab+ six weeks time. tv online dab+ radio and on tune in. this is gb news. now it's back to mark dolan tonight. my dolan tonight. my thanks to dolan tonight. - i my thanks to tatiana heddh rehrghr. — - my thanks to tatiana sanchez, my thanks to tatiana sanchez, who an . my thanks to tatiana sanchez, who-eh how-s- . my thanks to tatiana sanchez, who-an hour's time- - my thanks to tatiana sanchez, who-an hour's time .- who returns in an hour's time. wedeerhe— who returns in an hour's time. wedeerhe re— who returns in an hour's time. welcome to mark— who returns in an hour's time. welcome to mark dolan tonight. wher— welcome to mark dolan tonight. we prehdshd— welcome to mark dolan tonight. after promising to— welcome to mark dolan tonight. after promising to set to fire rhewsdhds— after promising to set to fire thousands of— after promising to set to fire thousands of eu— after promising to set to fire thousands of eu rules , had the thousands of eu rules, had the redeemed— thousands of eu rules, had the government betrayed us on herd,— government betrayed us on hrexdr, h— government betrayed us on brexit, it also— government betrayed us on brexit, it also were the police rddhr— brexit, it also were the police rddhr re— brexit, it also were the police right to shoot— brexit, it also were the police right to shoot dead two dogs in dehdeh— right to shoot dead two dogs in dehdeh rhds— right to shoot dead two dogs in london this week— right to shoot dead two dogs in london this week ? why are online london this week? why are online dedwsrs— london this week? why are online derwdsrs rrwhd— london this week? why are online activists trying to _ london this week? why are online activists trying to cancel top eerhedddh— activists trying to cancel top comedian catherine tate? and in my big— comedian catherine tate? and in my he ordered— comedian catherine tate? and in my big opinion, after nine, the se—eddded— my big opinion, after nine, the so—called experts— my big opinion, after nine, the so—called experts who keep deeded— so—called experts who keep gerrhg h— so—called experts who keep getting it wrong— so—called experts who keep getting it wrong about brexit, hrhdh— getting it wrong about brexit, hrhdh merw— getting it wrong about brexit, britain motty ailing icon and sheer— britain motty ailing icon and
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singer samantha fox, who became an hsrdhr— singer samantha fox, who became an instant national— singer samantha fox, who became an instant national celebrity wher— an instant national celebrity when she— an instant national celebrity when she posed— an instant national celebrity when she posed topless for the suns— when she posed topless for the suns rede— when she posed topless for the sun's page three— when she posed topless for the sun's page three in the early 80s — sun's page three in the early 80s dds— sun's page three in the early 80s h-s hw— sun's page three in the early 80s. it's my mark meets guest tonight-— 80s. it's my mark meets guest rehddhr. d-dd— 80s. it's my mark meets guest tonight. i'll be— 80s. it's my mark meets guest tonight. i'll be asking should the tonight. i'll be asking should he sur— tonight. i'll be asking should he swr whe— tonight. i'll be asking should the sun bring back page three in my rehe— the sun bring back page three in her here er— the sun bring back page three in my rare or reh— the sun bring back page three in my take of ten, as— the sun bring back page three in my take of ten, as net migration is my take of ten, as net migration ds ser— my take of ten, as net migration ds ser re— my take of ten, as net migration ds ser re reh— my take of ten, as net migration ds ser re we r— my take of ten, as net migration is set to top a million people, rhds— is set to top a million people, we wear.— is set to top a million people, this year. that's— is set to top a million people, this year. that's right, a rhddddeh— this year. that's right, a million people. i'll be dealing whh— million people. i'll be dealing whh rhe— million people. i'll be dealing with the archbishop of canterbury— with the archbishop of canterbury woke welby, who wants even more. plus,— canterbury woke welby, who wants even more. plus, your emails , even more. plus, your emails, espeeddddw— even more. plus, your emails, espeeddddw rhe — even more. plus, your emails, especially the spicy ones. mark gb especially the spicy ones. mark eh wews— especially the spicy ones. mark gb news yousuke._ especially the spicy ones. mark gb news yousuke. lots to get rhrewdh— gb news yousuke. lots to get rhrewdh .— gb news yousuke. lots to get rhrewgh . der-s— gb news yousuke. lots to get through . let's start with this . through. let's start with this. how— through. let's start with this. how he— through. let's start with this. now the government are facing deewsdhs— now the government are facing deewsdhs er— now the government are facing accusations of a— now the government are facing accusations of a brexit betrayal as her— accusations of a brexit betrayal as her shrhh— accusations of a brexit betrayal as they shrink their plans to here— as they shrink their plans to here d— as they shrink their plans to have a bonfire— as they shrink their plans to have a bonfire of eu rules and regwdddehs— have a bonfire of eu rules and regwdddehs .— have a bonfire of eu rules and regulations . despite the regulations. despite the government's- regulations. despite the government's vow to scrap an esdrhdred— government's vow to scrap an estimated 4800 _ government's vow to scrap an estimated 4800 rules. business seererdrw— estimated 4800 rules. business seererdrw hered— estimated 4800 rules. business secretary kemi badenoch has said she eewdd— secretary kemi badenoch has said she eewdd ehdw— secretary kemi badenoch has said she could only chop— secretary kemi badenoch has said she could only chop 600. so do we now have brexit— she could only chop 600. so do we now have brexit in name only?
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to we now have brexit in name only? he dehdre— we now have brexit in name only? he dehdre rhds— we now have brexit in name only? to debate this, i'm— we now have brexit in name only? to debate this, i'm delighted to wederhe— to debate this, i'm delighted to welcome former— to debate this, i'm delighted to welcome former government rhhdsrer— welcome former government rhhdsrerdhd— welcome former government minister and television and reds— minister and television and radio broadcaster edwina currie. rdwhd— radio broadcaster edwina currie. rdwhd rs— radio broadcaster edwina currie. rdwhd ds h— radio broadcaster edwina currie. edwina, is it brexit in all but e — edwina, is it brexit in all but e oh— edwina, is it brexit in all but name ? oh for— edwina, is it brexit in all but name ? o" g: edwina, is it brexit in all but name ? g: name? oh for goodness sake, mark. i mean, think of you. think of running a business whdeh— think of running a business whdeh wed— think of running a business which you don't— think of running a business which you don't think of being heed— which you don't think of being heed whh— which you don't think of being faced with 600— which you don't think of being faced with 600 odd change in the law faced with 600 odd change in the dew . — faced with 600 odd change in the dew . her-r— faced with 600 odd change in the dew. her-r wed— faced with 600 odd change in the law. don't you think— faced with 600 odd change in the law . jrzzr c faced with 600 odd change in the law . jrzzr" c : law. don't you think that would be enough? you might actually rhhh— be enough? you might actually rhhh there-s— be enough? you might actually think there's six— dig“ you might actually think there's six changes in the dew— think there's six changes in the dew wee— think there's six changes in the law were enough. i think we have to take account of what the impact is on those who actually run most of the economy, which is private business in this country and not just have a policy that's just politics. somewhere along the line, i policy that's just politics. - somewhere along the line, i want to see— somewhere along the line, i want to see some common sense in all of to see some common sense in all or hrs.— to see some common sense in all or rhds. were— to see some common sense in all of this. we're worried— to see some common sense in all of this. we're worried about drewrh. — of this. we're worried about growth we— of this. we're worried about growth. we want to see more drewrh. — growth. we want to see more growth. particularly want to growth. we particularly want to seeped— growth. we particularly want to seeped-end- growth. we particularly want to support and business. support industry and business. we support industry and business. we-re— support industry and business. we-re-dehd- support industry and business. we -to - long term - we want to see long term development— we want to see long term development in our country. we weer— development in our country. we went re— development in our country. we went to see— development in our country. we want to see really— development in our country. we want to see really good quality erhhdewrhehr— want to see really good quality ehpdewrhehr .— want to see really good quality employment . all— want to see really good quality employment . all of those, i employment. all of those, i threw— employment. all of those, i think, matter— employment. all of those, i think, matter so— employment. all of those, i think, matter so much and they herrer— think, matter so much and they here he— think, matter so much and they here he he— think, matter so much and they matter in the end— think, matter so much and they matter in the end to the people
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rhet— matter in the end to the people the were— matter in the end to the people the trying— matter in the end to the people that we're trying to represent end— that we're trying to represent ehd whe— that we're trying to represent and who want— that we're trying to represent and who want us, who we want to were — and who want us, who we want to were her— and who want us, who we want to were her — and who want us, who we want to were her h— and who want us, who we want to vote for us. if you— and who want us, who we want to vote for us. if you just do it eh— vote for us. if you just do it or he— vote for us. if you just do it on the basis— vote for us. if you just do it on the basis of— vote for us. if you just do it on the basis of does it tick rhds— on the basis of does it tick rhds hee— on the basis of does it tick rhds hex er— on the basis of does it tick this box or does- on the basis of does it tick this box or does it tick that boxr_ this box or does it tick that box, whether— this box or does it tick that box, whether it's a good idea or not box, whether it's a good idea or her e— box, whether it's a good idea or her e deed— box, whether it's a good idea or not a good idea,— box, whether it's a good idea or not a good idea, then i think in the end— not a good idea, then i think in the end that's— not a good idea, then i think in the end that's going down a rehhh— the end that's going down a rehhh hede— the end that's going down a rabbit hole and— the end that's going down a rabbit hole and that would not be rabbit hole and that would not he deed— rabbit hole and that would not he deed rer— rabbit hole and that would not he deed for us— rabbit hole and that would not be good for us just having chaos for be good for us just having chaos her he— be good for us just having chaos her the sede— be good for us just having chaos for the sake of— be good for us just having chaos for the sake of chaos. i'm sure you— for the sake of chaos. i'm sure you wedd— for the sake of chaos. i'm sure you would agree,— for the sake of chaos. i'm sure you would agree, is not really a rew— you would agree, is not really a very deed— you would agree, is not really a very good ddee— you would agree, is not really a very good idea. well you've been swpperdwe— very good idea. well you've been swppehwe er— very good idea. well you've been supportive of rishi _ very good idea. well you've been supportive of rishi sunak in reeehr— supportive of rishi sunak in recent months. _ supportive of rishi sunak in recent months. cw rwy supportive of rishi sunak in recent months. cw c c recent months. edwina, why did he say that he was going to have a bonfire of these regulations ? a bonfire of these regulations? you say that you want economic growth, but by the sounds of it, by following eu rules in that case, what was the point of leaving ? well, with all due leaving? well, with all due respect, a lot of us actually contributed to eu rules . you contributed to eu rules. you know, i got involved a- you know, i got involved a few. i'm her— know, i got involved a few. i'm not sure— know, i got involved a few. i'm not sure whether— know, i got involved a few. i'm not sure whether you were old enough— not sure whether you were old enough hur— not sure whether you were old enough, but d— not sure whether you were old enough, but i got— not sure whether you were old enough, but i got involved in dehd— enough, but i got involved in doing something on food safety whh— doing something on food safety wdrh eggs— doing something on food safety wdrh eggs seme— doing something on food safety with eggs some years ago. yes. and— with eggs some years ago. yes. and we— with eggs some years ago. yes. and we end— with eggs some years ago. yes. and we and we— with eggs some years ago. yes. and we and we ended up with some of and we and we ended up with some or he— and we and we ended up with some
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or he sees— and we and we ended up with some of the safest eggs— and we and we ended up with some of the safest eggs in— and we and we ended up with some of the safest eggs in the world. and— of the safest eggs in the world. and ew— of the safest eggs in the world. and our standards— of the safest eggs in the world. and our standards were actually hweh— and our standards were actually hweh hddher— and our standards were actually much higher than— and our standards were actually much higher than in the eu . and much higher than in the eu. and er— much higher than in the eu. and or he— much higher than in the eu. and one of the things— much higher than in the eu. and one of the things that we pushed to de— one of the things that we pushed to de wes— one of the things that we pushed to de re— one of the things that we pushed to de re rew— one of the things that we pushed to do was to try and get the eu to do was to try and get the eu re-e— to do was to try and get the eu re-e der— to do was to try and get the eu re-e der er— to do was to try and get the eu to-a lot of those- to raise a lot of those standards— to raise a lot of those standards .- to raise a lot of those standards. in other to raise a lot of those standards . in other words, it standards. in other words, it weshr— standards. in other words, it weshr test— standards. in other words, it weshr test d— standards. in other words, it wasn't just it was not just hrwsseds— wasn't just it was not just brussels telling us what to do as brussels telling us what to do es e rew— brussels telling us what to do as a very active— brussels telling us what to do as a very active member nation . as a very active member nation. we contributed— as a very active member nation. we contributed to— as a very active member nation. we contributed to a great many of we contributed to a great many or he— we contributed to a great many of the standards— we contributed to a great many of the standards and we were ehde— of the standards and we were ehde re— of the standards and we were able to raise— of the standards and we were able to raise them and to ensure rhet— able to raise them and to ensure her he— able to raise them and to ensure her the rest— able to raise them and to ensure that the rest of— able to raise them and to ensure that the rest of europe, some of whdeh— that the rest of europe, some of which countries— that the rest of europe, some of which countries like poland over in which countries like poland over he he— which countries like poland over h the eesh— which countries like poland over h the eesr, es— which countries like poland over in the east, as they— which countries like poland over in the east, as they came in herr— in the east, as they came in from he— in the east, as they came in from the old— in the east, as they came in from the old soviet union, were herded— from the old soviet union, were hewhd re— from the old soviet union, were having to upgrade— from the old soviet union, were having to upgrade an awful lot at having to upgrade an awful lot er he— having to upgrade an awful lot er dere— having to upgrade an awful lot at one time. and— having to upgrade an awful lot at one time. and i— having to upgrade an awful lot at one time. and i recall eerweddw— at one time. and i recall actually during the 1980s, as we dewedehed— actually during the 1980s, as we dewedeped rhe— actually during the 1980s, as we developed the single market whhh— developed the single market whhh rhe— developed the single market within the european union, led by herderer— within the european union, led by margaret thatcher and the shdde— by margaret thatcher and the single market— by margaret thatcher and the single market act of 1986, i remember us— single market act of 1986, i remember us having to stay up hddhr— remember us having to stay up hddhr ether— remember us having to stay up night after night— remember us having to stay up night after night to vote on all these— night after night to vote on all those changes.— night after night to vote on all those changes. i— night after night to vote on all those changes. i think there was somewhere— those changes. i think there was something like— those changes. i think there was something like 235 of them and they— something like 235 of them and they drove— something like 235 of them and they drove us— something like 235 of them and they drove us absolutely crazy. arrhe— they drove us absolutely crazy. arhde ard— they drove us absolutely crazy. arnie and you're— they drove us absolutely crazy. arnie and you're worried about not arnie and you're worried about her herded— arnie and you're worried about
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not having enough at 600, i threw— not having enough at 600, i rhhh hered— not having enough at 600, i think kemi badenoch is probably dehd— think kemi badenoch is probably dehg very— think kemi badenoch is probably dehg very wedd— think kemi badenoch is probably doing very well for us. the rest we prehehdw— doing very well for us. the rest we probably don't— doing very well for us. the rest we probably don't need to change or we den-r— we probably don't need to change or we don't need— we probably don't need to change or we don't need to— we probably don't need to change or we don't need to change just rddhr— or we don't need to change just rddhr rew— or we don't need to change just rdghr he— or we don't need to change just right now. be calm, be patient. were— right now. be calm, be patient. here d— right now. be calm, be patient. here d sew— right now. be calm, be patient. dare i say calm _ right now. be calm, be patient. dare i say calm down, dear ? dare i say calm down, dear? wedd— dare i say calm down, dear? wewdd rhet— dare i say calm down, dear? would that be— dare i say calm down, dear? would that be too difficult ? would that be too difficult? i dwe— would that be too difficult? i ddhe being— would that be too difficult? i like being called _ would that be too difficult? i like being called dear.- would that be too difficult? like being called dear. it's very flattering. listen, edwina, before we move on to our next topic and the labour party was out about the issue of the economy, because if we take your logic to the extreme that we augn logic to the extreme that we align with some of these rules in order to help the economy, then why not go back into the single market and have a customs union that's the union with brussels? that's the logic of your argument. well, i'm sure in the long- rzzrg rt ” a”; well, i'm sure in the long term rtrr; rt , rtdtr; well, i'm sure in the long term trade with— i'm sure in the long term trade with europe— i'm sure in the long term trade with europe will— i'm sure in the long term trade with europe will pick up. i wher— with europe will pick up. i mean, what we're doing at the moment— mean, what we're doing at the moment end— mean, what we're doing at the moment, and i— mean, what we're doing at the moment, and i think this is ehsedwredw— moment, and i think this is absolutely right, is developing our absolutely right, is developing wede— absolutely right, is developing our trade and— absolutely right, is developing our trade and business with the rest— our trade and business with the rest er— our trade and business with the rest or he— our trade and business with the rest of the world,— our trade and business with the rest of the world, which is an ewrwd— rest of the world, which is an ewrwd der— rest of the world, which is an awful lot-than- rest of the world, which is an awful lot than the eu and awful lot bigger than the eu and whdeh— awful lot bigger than the eu and whdeh rs— awful lot bigger than the eu and which is growing— awful lot bigger than the eu and which is growing a— awful lot bigger than the eu and which is growing a lot faster then— which is growing a lot faster then-reds— which is growing a lot faster rheh-hehs-rdl which is growing a lot faster rheh-hehs-rd -i which is growing a lot faster- than-parts-eu . and than many parts of the eu. and it than many parts of the eu. and h sees— than many parts of the eu. and h re— than many parts of the eu. and it seems to me— than many parts of the eu. and it seems to me sensible that we dewedeh— it seems to me sensible that we dewedeh rhe— it seems to me sensible that we develop the bits— it seems to me sensible that we develop the bits that we have
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reddeered — develop the bits that we have neglected for— develop the bits that we have neglected for decades so that we can see some substantial improvement— can see some substantial improvement and change. this is herrdewderdw— improvement and change. this is particularly true— improvement and change. this is particularly true for growing eewrrdesr— particularly true for growing countries like— particularly true for growing countries like india and our dhhs— countries like india and our dhhs whh— countries like india and our links with the— countries like india and our links with the trans pacific hehrershdrr— links with the trans pacific partnership. but i'm no doubt rhet— partnership. but i'm no doubt the er— partnership. but i'm no doubt the er seme— partnership. but i'm no doubt that at some future point we wddd— that at some future point we wddd rhd— that at some future point we will find ourselves trading very rrweh— will find ourselves trading very much more freely— will find ourselves trading very much more freely with the with the rwreheeh— much more freely with the with the european union and bear this in the european union and bear this he ended— the european union and bear this he ended rhet— the european union and bear this in mind that well— the european union and bear this in mind that well ,_ the european union and bear this in mind that well , when goods in mind that well, when goods are in mind that well, when goods dhherrehr— in mind that well, when goods dhperrehr .— in mind that well, when goods are important , actually it's are important, actually it's serwees— are important, actually it's services that— are important, actually it's services that are important her.— services that are important her. and— services that are important her. and wed— services that are important isn't. and you know, we can as eesddw— isn't. and you know, we can as eesddw sedd— isn't. and you know, we can as easily sell our— isn't. and you know, we can as easily sell our computer games end— easily sell our computer games end her— easily sell our computer games end her serr— easily sell our computer games and that sort of— easily sell our computer games and that sort of thing to france end— and that sort of thing to france ehd eerrhehw— and that sort of thing to france and germany and— and that sort of thing to france and germany and to poland and indeed— and germany and to poland and hdeed re— and germany and to poland and indeed to ukraine— and germany and to poland and indeed to ukraine as we can ehwwhere— indeed to ukraine as we can ehwwhere h— indeed to ukraine as we can anywhere in the— indeed to ukraine as we can anywhere in the world. many of these— anywhere in the world. many of these erees— anywhere in the world. many of these areas, many— anywhere in the world. many of these areas, many of them are sephdsdeered— these areas, many of them are sophisticated kinds of trade where— sophisticated kinds of trade where h— sophisticated kinds of trade where it isn't— sophisticated kinds of trade where it isn't goods that are hered— where it isn't goods that are here sedd— where it isn't goods that are hehg sedd .— where it isn't goods that are being sold , then the barriers being sold, then the barriers are being sold, then the barriers whweddw— being sold, then the barriers are virtually non—existent . and are virtually non—existent. and so reh— are virtually non—existent. and so her her— are virtually non—existent. and so i'm not that— are virtually non—existent. and so i'm not that worried about it. so i'm not that worried about h. my— so i'm not that worried about h. my wh— so i'm not that worried about it. my own feeling, mark, is we shewddh-r— it. my own feeling, mark, is we shouldn't fight— it. my own feeling, mark, is we shouldn't fight the battles of the pest— shouldn't fight the battles of the pest .— shouldn't fight the battles of the pest . rhe— shouldn't fight the battles of the past . the level of growth the past. the level of growth rhet— the past. the level of growth the we— the past. the level of growth the we sew— the past. the level of growth that we saw recent in the most reeehr— that we saw recent in the most reeehr terres— that we saw recent in the most
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recent figures is— that we saw recent in the most recent figures is very , very recent figures is very, very shedd— recent figures is very, very shedd. ard— recent figures is very, very small. and that- recent figures is very, very small. and that is because the herrdes— small. and that is because the herrdes er— small. and that is because the battles of the _ small. and that is because the battles of the current time , the battles of the current time, the strikes— battles of the current time, the strikes er— battles of the current time, the strikes of the _ battles of the current time, the strikes of the ones— battles of the current time, the strikes of the ones that are heddhd— strikes of the ones that are heddhd us— strikes of the ones that are holding us back, business is doing— holding us back, business is doing the.— holding us back, business is doing fine. let's— holding us back, business is doing fine. let's let business get— doing fine. let's let business der eh— doing fine. let's let business get or with— doing fine. let's let business get or with h— doing fine. let's let business get on with it without giving them — get on with it without giving them ree— get on with it without giving them too much— get on with it without giving them too much of a headache ehewr— them too much of a headache about changing— them too much of a headache about changing the law in huge wews— about changing the law in huge wews end— about changing the law in huge ways and without— about changing the law in huge ways and without actually giving them — ways and without actually giving them he— ways and without actually giving them the headache that politicians— them the headache that politicians don't care about them — politicians don't care about them .— politicians don't care about them . rhew— politicians don't care about them . they only care about them. they only care about pedddes. — them. they only care about politics. storm— them. they only care about politics. storm in- them. they only care about politics. " t politics. storm in a teacup, says edwina currie. what's your view ? says edwina currie. what's your view ? mark@gbnews.uk is this says edwina currie. what's your view ? mark@gbnews.uk is this a view? mark@gbnews.uk is this a brexit betrayal? great to have you with us, edwina. let's talk about the labour party. they may be our next government. there's talk that labour will give people the legal right to work from home despite growing concerns that britain's low product diversity is being made worse by people stuck at home in their pyjamas , was baking banana their pyjamas, was baking banana bread and checking their emails. the key line from labour is make flexible working the default from day one for all workers. your response? well, if they do her— your response? well, if they do
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her her— your response? well, if they do that for themselves— your response? well, if they do that for themselves so- /rt:r. , , well, if they do that for themselves so that they den-r— that for themselves so that they deh-r eerweddw— that for themselves so that they don't actually go— that for themselves so that they don't actually go out delivering any deerders— don't actually go out delivering any leaflets or— don't actually go out delivering any leaflets or knocking on any doors— any leaflets or knocking on any deers .— any leaflets or knocking on any deers , ther— any leaflets or knocking on any doors , then we'll— any leaflets or knocking on any doors , then we'll romp home at doors, then we'll romp home at the herr— doors, then we'll romp home at the next election.— doors, then we'll romp home at the next election. that would be very— the next election. that would be very hdee— the next election. that would be very nice indeed— the next election. that would be very nice indeed .— the next election. that would be very nice indeed . i— the next election. that would be very nice indeed . i think in very nice indeed. i think in rhehw— very nice indeed. i think in many cases, employers hours have to many cases, employers hours have he he— many cases, employers hours have he he ewere— many cases, employers hours have he he er— many cases, employers hours have to be aware of the— many cases, employers hours have to be aware of the welfare issues that _ to be aware of the welfare issues that affect their staff end— issues that affect their staff end he — issues that affect their staff end to here — issues that affect their staff and to make sure that, for exempte— and to make sure that, for eeehhde, h— and to make sure that, for example, if somebody's got to go for e— example, if somebody's got to go for e heshhed— example, if somebody's got to go for a hospital appointment, that they're— for a hospital appointment, that they're flexible— for a hospital appointment, that they're flexible about that. rher-s— they're flexible about that. rher-s her— they're flexible about that. that's not at— they're flexible about that. that's not at all the same sort of that's not at all the same sort or third— that's not at all the same sort or three es— that's not at all the same sort of thing as making flexible werhhd. — of thing as making flexible werhhd. h— of thing as making flexible working. in other words , that's working. in other words, that's a working. in other words, that's e rher-s— working. in other words, that's e rher-s e— working. in other words, that's a that's a euphemism . what they a that's a euphemism. what they redw— a that's a euphemism. what they reeddw rheeh— a that's a euphemism. what they really rs— a that's a euphemism. what they really mean is not— a that's a euphemism. what they really mean is not coming into the whee,— really mean is not coming into the office, not— really mean is not coming into the office, not coming into the werhpdeee— the office, not coming into the werhhdeee, her— the office, not coming into the workplace, not seeing the pedehrs— workplace, not seeing the patients, not— workplace, not seeing the patients, not actually seeing yew— patients, not actually seeing your colleagues— patients, not actually seeing your colleagues only coming in on your colleagues only coming in or e whwed— your colleagues only coming in on a virtual basis— your colleagues only coming in on a virtual basis and perhaps not on a virtual basis and perhaps her here— on a virtual basis and perhaps not being well— on a virtual basis and perhaps not being well checked for what dweddw— not being well checked for what dweddw er— not being well checked for what quality or value _ not being well checked for what quality or value of— not being well checked for what quality or value of work you are eerweddw— quality or value of work you are actually managing— quality or value of work you are actually managing to do. if they do her,— actually managing to do. if they do that, they'll— actually managing to do. if they do that, they'll wreck the eeeherhw— do that, they'll wreck the economy even _ do that, they'll wreck the economy even quicker than they did economy even quicker than they ddd dest— economy even quicker than they ddd desr dere— economy even quicker than they did last time they— economy even quicker than they did last time they were in whee.— did last time they were in she se— did last time they were in office. so we— did last time they were in office. so we should be aware of ther— office. so we should be aware of her. wedd— office. so we should be aware of that. well that's— office. so we should be aware of that. well that's right. the government's— that. well that's right. the government's mel- that. well that's right. the government's mel stride has said
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this they slash this week that they could slash taxes if everyone went back to work. well, taxes if everyone went back to work . well, and they think that work. well, and they think that her— work. well, and they think that her wher— work. well, and they think that that what mel— well, and they think that that what mel stride and the government— that what mel stride and the government are— that what mel stride and the government are concerned about is there— government are concerned about is there ee— government are concerned about is there are still— government are concerned about is there are still far— government are concerned about is there are still far too many people— is there are still far too many heehde eged— is there are still far too many heehde eged ho— is there are still far too many people aged 50 and over who are eheedwedw— people aged 50 and over who are effectively retired— people aged 50 and over who are effectively retired during the herdehde. — effectively retired during the pandemic. and— effectively retired during the pandemic. and they're spending their— pandemic. and they're spending their pension— pandemic. and they're spending their pension funds and indeed, thew-re— their pension funds and indeed, rhew-re tethe— their pension funds and indeed, rhew-re gehg re— their pension funds and indeed, they're going to be really in rrewhde— they're going to be really in trouble with— they're going to be really in trouble with that if they eehdhwe— trouble with that if they continue to _ trouble with that if they continue to do that, given that thew-re— continue to do that, given that rhew-re prehehdw— continue to do that, given that they're probably going to be, wher— they're probably going to be, wher, eh,— they're probably going to be, wher, so, do,— they're probably going to be, what, 30, 40, maybe even 50 weers— what, 30, 40, maybe even 50 weers retired.— what, 30, 40, maybe even 50 years retired. so— what, 30, 40, maybe even 50 years retired. so it'd be much here— years retired. so it'd be much herrer h— years retired. so it'd be much better if they— years retired. so it'd be much better if they get— years retired. so it'd be much better if they get back to work end— better if they get back to work ehd sherr— better if they get back to work ehd srerr paying— better if they get back to work and start paying income tax as dwehdw— and start paying income tax as dwehdw es— and start paying income tax as quickly as possible and then we can move to having really nice can move to having a really nice hedger— can move to having a really nice hwdder-er— can move to having a really nice hedged-er rhe- can move to having a really nice budget or the autumn budget next year or the autumn srererhehr— budget next year or the autumn statement next— budget next year or the autumn statement next year, which might rhet— statement next year, which might rher wed— statement next year, which might mean that we'd all— statement next year, which might mean that we'd all pay less tax . as— mean that we'd all pay less tax . as rdwdhe— mean that we'd all pay less tax . as edwina currie,— mean that we'd all pay less tax . as edwina currie, we- mean that we'd all pay less tax . as edwina currie, we can all dnnk . as edwina currie, we can all drink to that. great to see you on the programme. catch up soon. my on the programme. catch up soon. my thanks to former former government bestselling government minister, bestselling author and broadcaster edwina currie coming are currie. coming up, why are onune currie. coming up, why are online activists trying to cancel all the brilliant comedian catherine tate? you won't believe that story. and
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keir starmer has said that woke issues , you know, all that pc issues, you know, all that pc stuff don't matter to the public. well, i'll be asking you in a special edition of dial dolan, in which i'll be taking your video calls, plus , were the your video calls, plus, were the police right to shoot dead two dogsin police right to shoot dead two dogs in london this week? we have an ex police officer and an animal rights campaigner going head next. you head to head. that's next. you won't to
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so forth. so you're listening to gb news radio . welcome back to gb news radio. welcome back to the shew.— gb news radio. welcome back to the show her-r— gb news radio. welcome back to the show. don't forget,— [15 \r ?edc welcome back to the show. don't forget, at [15 \r 3edc welcome back to the show. don't forget, at 9:00, it's the show. don't forget, at 9:00, dds my— the show. don't forget, at 9:00, its my big— the show. don't forget, at 9:00, it's my big opinion— the show. don't forget, at 9:00, it's my big opinion why the se—eedded— it's my big opinion why the so—called expert class keep getting— so—called expert class keep getting h— so—called expert class keep getting it wrong— so—called expert class keep getting it wrong about brexit. hrheh— getting it wrong about brexit. hrheh end— getting it wrong about brexit. britain and at— getting it wrong about brexit. britain and at 10:00 i'll be deedhd— britain and at 10:00 i'll be dealing with— britain and at 10:00 i'll be dealing with the woke bishop rwsrh— dealing with the woke bishop rwsrrh welby— dealing with the woke bishop rwsrrh welby .— dealing with the woke bishop justin welby . but first, the justin welby. but first, the redee— justin welby. but first, the heddee here— justin welby. but first, the police have defended their hehddhd— police have defended their hehddhd er— police have defended their handling of an— police have defended their handling of an incident in which two dogs— handling of an incident in which two dogs wee— handling of an incident in which two dogs were shot dead and a resered. — two dogs were shot dead and a man tasered. the— two dogs were shot dead and a man tasered. the met police said it man tasered. the met police said h wes— man tasered. the met police said h eedded— man tasered. the met police said it was called just— man tasered. the met police said it was called just after 5 pm. on it was called just after 5 pm. or swhdew— it was called just after 5 pm. or sunday re— it was called just after 5 pm. on sunday to reports of a woman hered— on sunday to reports of a woman hehg erreehed— on sunday to reports of a woman being attacked by— on sunday to reports of a woman being attacked by a— on sunday to reports of a woman being attacked by a dog in east render.— being attacked by a dog in east london. footage— being attacked by a dog in east london. footage on social media, whdeh—
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london. footage on social media, whdeh yew— london. footage on social media, whdeh wed ee— london. footage on social media, which you can see— london. footage on social media, which you can see here if you're werehhd— which you can see here if you're werehhd us— which you can see here if you're werehhg ws eh— which you can see here if you're watching us on television. one shows— watching us on television. one shews e— watching us on television. one shows a man holding two dogs herde— shows a man holding two dogs herere he— shows a man holding two dogs before he was— shows a man holding two dogs before he was tasered and the does— before he was tasered and the does sher— before he was tasered and the dogs sher .— before he was tasered and the dogs shot . the— before he was tasered and the dogs shot . the police could be dogs shot. the police could be heerd— dogs shot. the police could be heerd trying— dogs shot. the police could be heerd rrwhg re— dogs shot. the police could be heard trying to persuade the man to heard trying to persuade the man he swrreherd— heard trying to persuade the man to surrender to— heard trying to persuade the man to surrender to the— heard trying to persuade the man to surrender to the dogs. the shredde— to surrender to the dogs. the situation became _ to surrender to the dogs. the situation became increasingly heeded— situation became increasingly heated before _ situation became increasingly heated before the dogs were hired— heated before the dogs were hdded .— heated before the dogs were hdded . se— heated before the dogs were killed . so was— heated before the dogs were killed . so was this just the killed. so was this just the redee— killed. so was this just the heddee dehd— killed. so was this just the police doing their job or heeddess— police doing their job or needless animal cruelty to dehere— needless animal cruelty to debate this,— needless animal cruelty to debate this, i'm- needless animal cruelty to debate this, i'm delighted to wedehe— debate this, i'm delighted to welcome animal— debate this, i'm delighted to welcome animal rights activist heherr— welcome animal rights activist robert gordon— welcome animal rights activist robert gordon and former hereedwe— robert gordon and former detective chief- robert gordon and former detective chief superintendent in detective chief superintendent he he— detective chief superintendent h the her,— detective chief superintendent in the met, kevin hurley. but derds— in the met, kevin hurley. but derds speed— in the met, kevin hurley. but der-s speed re— in the met, kevin hurley. but let's speak to gordon first, heherr— let's speak to gordon first, robert gordon.— let's speak to gordon first, robert gordon. robert, thanks very— robert gordon. robert, thanks very hweh— robert gordon. robert, thanks very hweh rer— robert gordon. robert, thanks very much for coming in. no dds— very much for coming in. no worries. it's great- very much for coming in. no worries. it's great to be here. wes— worries. it's great to be here. wes yew— worries. it's great to be here. was your reaction _ worries. it's great to be here. was your reaction when you saw her— was your reaction when you saw her reerede — was your reaction when you saw her reerede er— was your reaction when you saw that footage of the _ was your reaction when you saw that footage of the dogs being shew—herd- that footage of the dogs being shot?_hard to. shot? well it's really hard to wereh— shot? well it's really hard to watch mark. _ shot? well it's really hard to watch mark. i— shot? well it's really hard to watch mark. " watch mark. i was heartbroken. i watch mark. i was heartbroken. rrhhh— watch mark. i was heartbroken. rrhhh reh— watch mark. i was heartbroken. i think i'm still— watch mark. i was heartbroken. i think i'm still affected- watch mark. " i think i'm still affected by it. i think i'm still affected by h. ard— i think i'm still affected by h. hhd r— i think i'm still affected by it. and i think— i think i'm still affected by it. and i think lot of people it. and i think a lot of people whe— it. and i think a lot of people who sew— it. and i think a lot of people who dr— it. and i think a lot of people who saw it are— it. and i think a lot of people who saw it are well. and who saw it are as well. and i er— who saw it are as well. and i er e— who saw it are as well. and i er e wedd— who saw it are as well. and i was at a vigil last- who saw it are as well. and i was at a vigil last night with a eewhde— was at a vigil last night with a eewhde er— was at a vigil last night with a couple of hundred people who re— couple of hundred people who came to down— couple of hundred people who came to down scotland yard to ehress— came to down scotland yard to ehress re — came to down scotland yard to express to mourn— came to down scotland yard to express to mourn and to express their— express to mourn and to express their-heartbreak- express to mourn and to express their- heartbreak at. their upset and heartbreak at this— their upset and heartbreak at rhds—dedsl this incident. these dogs,
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however, are _ this incident. these dogs, however, are in- this incident. these dogs, however, are in the aggressive eerederw— however, are in the aggressive eeregerw eee-r— however, are in the aggressive category, aren't they? " category, aren't they? i mean, the— category, aren't they? i mean, this re— category, aren't they? i mean, this h e— category, aren't they? i mean, this is a breed that can do damage. well, i think that's pari— damage. well, i think that's her er— damage. well, i think that's red or he— damage. well, i think that's part of the problem- :; well, i think that's part of the problem here is that we edesshw— part of the problem here is that we edessdrw ery— part of the problem here is that we classify any dog as dangerous whhewr— we classify any dog as dangerous without getting— we classify any dog as dangerous without getting to— we classify any dog as dangerous without getting to know their ehereerer— without getting to know their character first. _ without getting to know their character first. indeed but dendr— character first. indeed but den-r dendr— character first. indeed but don't don't these- character first. indeed but don't don't these sorts of breeds have the physical potential to cause so much more destruction than let's say, a jack russell? well they're bigger, that's for sure. but sometimes bred for- r;r;rt” but sometimes bred for fighting. wedd— sometimes bred for fighting. wedd .— sometimes bred for fighting. wedd . r— sometimes bred for fighting. well , i couldn't— sometimes bred for fighting. well, i couldn't comment on these dogs in particular, but i worked at the rspca for a couple of and i've had countless of years and i've had countless dogs come through and it's often the ones that most the smaller ones that are most vicious, but they're all lovely at end of day and they at the end of the day and they just a loving home. they just want a loving home. they just want a loving home. they just want a loving home. they just want loving r; they just want loving caregivers and they— just want loving caregivers and they dendr— just want loving caregivers and they don't deserve to be shot in they don't deserve to be shot in the-eme— the street of course, unfortunately, you will the street of course,— unfortunately,.you will know the street of course,— unf0iyourtely,.you will know the street of course,— unf0iyour time .you will know the street of course, unf0iyour time atyou will know the street of course, unf0iyour time at the will know the street of course, unf0iyour time at the rspca ow the street of course,— unf0iyour time at the rspca and with your time at the rspca and as with your time at the rspca and es eh entered— with your time at the rspca and as an animal rights campaigner, rhet— as an animal rights campaigner, her—ere- that unfortunately dogs are srhedrhes— that unfortunately dogs are sometimes—byl that unfortunately dogs are- sometimes_by their sometimes weaponized by their owners, sometimes by criminals , owners, sometimes by criminals, as owners, sometimes by criminals, es rhe— owners, sometimes by criminals, as the equivalent— owners, sometimes by criminals, as the equivalent of a knife or as the equivalent of a knife or e duh. — as the equivalent of a knife or e duh. dew— as the equivalent of a knife or e duh. hew ere— as the equivalent of a knife or a gun. how are were- as the equivalent of a knife or a gun. ed”rt wrt”rt rt.rt a gun. how are were the police to know that that wasn't the case on sunday? i think anyone
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werehhd— case on sunday? i think anyone werehhd rhe— case on sunday? i think anyone watching the video— case on sunday? i think anyone watching the video can- t rid" ced7 i think anyone watching the video can see quite edeerdw— watching the video can see quite edeerdw rhet— watching the video can see quite clearly that the— watching the video can see quite clearly that the police were eseededhd— clearly that the police were escalating the _ clearly that the police were escalating the situation . and if escalating the situation. and if erythher— escalating the situation. and if anythingr end— escalating the situation. and if anything, and that the course of eedde— anything, and that the course of ether rhet— anything, and that the course of action that they— anything, and that the course of action that they took was eerhhderedw— action that they took was completely unnecessary , but is completely unnecessary, but is prehehdw— completely unnecessary, but is probably symptomatic . this completely unnecessary, but is probably symptomatic. this isn't an probably symptomatic. this isn't eh dsedered— probably symptomatic. this isn't an isolated incident. inaya evident.— an isolated incident. inaya evident. it's— an isolated incident. inaya evident. it's symptomatic of the weds— evident. it's symptomatic of the met's problems.— evident. it's symptomatic of the met's problems. we know, for exerhhde— met's problems. we know, for exerhhde .— met's problems. we know, for exerhhde , rhet— met's problems. we know, for example , that a— met's problems. we know, for example , that a report showed example, that a report showed her— example, that a report showed her he— example, that a report showed that the institute— example, that a report showed that the institute arnie racist, hdsegwhdsr— that the institute arnie racist, hdsegwhdsr .— that the institute arnie racist, misogynist , sexist and this is misogynist, sexist and this is test— misogynist, sexist and this is dust he— misogynist, sexist and this is twsr er— misogynist, sexist and this is just one of those— misogynist, sexist and this is just one of those instances of he— just one of those instances of the her— just one of those instances of the her her— just one of those instances of the met not performing . the met not performing. but what where— the met not performing. but what where where— the met not performing. but what what's what's the institution ? what's what's the institution? what's the cultural issue regarding animals in your view? i think it's a cultural issue in society. see i think it's a cultural issue in society . see that? and that was society. see that? and that was redw— society. see that? and that was really seemed— society. see that? and that was really summed up— society. see that? and that was really summed up in— t rtlwr see that? and that was really summed up in the met srererhehr— really summed up in the met statement about— really summed up in the met statement about this. they said two statement about this. they said rwe does— statement about this. they said two dogs wee— statement about this. they said two dogs were destroyed at the scene. you know— two dogs were destroyed at the scene. you know ,_ two dogs were destroyed at the scene. you know , i— two dogs were destroyed at the scene. you know , i wouldn't scene. you know, i wouldn't deserdhe— scene. you know, i wouldn't describe killing _ scene. you know, i wouldn't describe killing anyone , describe killing anyone, eerrehdw— describe killing anyone, certainly not— describe killing anyone, certainly not an animal as desrrewhd— certainly not an animal as destroying them . they're destroying them. they're individuals. _ destroying them. they're individuals. and i think when we ehteedrw— individuals. and i think when we objectify animals,— individuals. and i think when we objectify animals, when we see them — objectify animals, when we see them dwe— objectify animals, when we see them like this,— objectify animals, when we see them like this, it— objectify animals, when we see them like this, it opens the deer— them like this, it opens the deer re— them like this, it opens the door to harming whether door to harming them. whether rherds— door to harming them. whether rherds h— door to harming them. whether rherds in this— door to harming them. whether that's in this instance, the
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redee— that's in this instance, the police executing a dog on the sheer— police executing a dog on the sheer er— police executing a dog on the street or objective lying ehdrheds. — street or objective lying animals. are- street or objective lying animals. '”rt c street or objective lying - animals. are we worried about their feelings animals. are we worried about theirfeelings now? no, animals. are we worried about their feelings now? no, but i think it's their feelings now? no, but i rhhh dds very— their feelings now? no, but i think it's very clear- ” ”rtrtt r;t: 7 no, but i think it's very clear that ” �*7rtrtt r;t: 7 no, but i think it's very clear that this dehgwede— think it's very clear that this language enables them to be expdehed. — language enables them to be expdehed. rr— language enables them to be exploited. it enables them to be hired— exploited. it enables them to be hdded hde— exploited. it enables them to be killed like this.— exploited. it enables them to be killed like this. and yeah , it's killed like this. and yeah, it's her— killed like this. and yeah, it's not test— killed like this. and yeah, it's not test de— killed like this. and yeah, it's not just in the— killed like this. and yeah, it's not just in the street. in this hsrehee— not just in the street. in this hsrehee by— not just in the street. in this instance by the _ not just in the street. in this instance by the met, but it's in reed— instance by the met, but it's in our food system— instance by the met, but it's in our food system when we farm and send— our food system when we farm and send them— our food system when we farm and send them re— our food system when we farm and send them to slaughter. it's this— send them to slaughter. it's this week— send them to slaughter. it's this week we've— send them to slaughter. it's this week we've heard that the government— this week we've heard that the government-now- this week we've heard that the government now allowing government are now allowing resdhd— government are now allowing rested—eh- government are now allowing. testing—on animals testing of cosmetics on animals , whdeh— testing of cosmetics on animals , whdeh hes— testing of cosmetics on animals , which has been— testing of cosmetics on animals , which has been banned for wees— , which has been banned for we se— , which has been banned for wee so dds— , which has been banned for years. so it's this- , which has been banned for years. so it's this kind of objectification - years. so it's this kind of objectification opens the objectification that opens the deer— objectification that opens the deer re — objectification that opens the door to maltreatment. these deds. — door to maltreatment. these degs. going— door to maltreatment. these dogs. going back- door to maltreatment. these dogs. ctr r; t door to maltreatment. these dogs. cirtr r; t t door to maltreatment. these dogs. ctr r; t t dogs. going back to it, before i bnng dogs. going back to it, before i bring our ex—cop in these creatures, you know, they're massive. they're strong. if a child had been nearby , erg and child had been nearby, erg and the police weren't to know that there weren't children nearby, it was a residential area. that child could have been killed. and that's this is and i mean, that's this is the class of dog we're talking about here. why is it for the police to chance? ithink to take that chance? i think that's to take that chance? i think rherds hered— to take that chance? i think that's being slightly- that's being slightly overdramatic. videos that's being slightly- overdramatic. .videos that overdramatic. the videos that eer— overdramatic. the videos that ewr er— overdramatic. the videos that came out at the— overdramatic. the videos that came out at the incident itself, whdeh— came out at the incident itself, whdeh rs— came out at the incident itself, whdeh ds playing— came out at the incident itself, which is playing now, but also
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shee— which is playing now, but also ther— which is playing now, but also since then of— which is playing now, but also since then of the— which is playing now, but also since then of the dogs, you drew.— since then of the dogs, you drew. rhewdre — since then of the dogs, you know, they're really lovely deds. — know, they're really lovely degs. these— know, they're really lovely dogs. those two individuals, thew-re— dogs. those two individuals, they're sitting _ dogs. those two individuals, they're sitting on the tube ewdddhd— they're sitting on the tube ewdddhg we— they're sitting on the tube cuddling up to. _ they're sitting on the tube cuddling up to. well, those dogs are cuddling up to. well, those dogs rew— cuddling up to. well, those dogs werw dewedw— cuddling up to. well, those dogs are very lovely when they're happy— are very lovely when they're heeew wdrh— are very lovely when they're happy with their owner, not happy with their owner, but not when— happy with their owner, but not when rhewdre — happy with their owner, but not when they're -on - happy with their owner, but not when they're on the when they're snarling on the sweets—.- when they're snarling on the streets_. well,| streets or in the park. well, i dendr— streets or in the park. well, i dehdr rhhh— streets or in the park. well, i don't think there's any evidence of don't think there's any evidence er them— don't think there's any evidence of them snarling.— don't think there's any evidence of them snarling. well, have of them snarling. well, we have the—whdeh- of them snarling. well, we have| the _which there the video footage in which there , you — the video footage in which there . wew hhew. — the video footage in which there we knew. eh— the video footage in which there , you know, on their hind legs , , you know, on their hind legs, thew-re— , you know, on their hind legs, they're barking,— , you know, on their hind legs, they're barking, they're erewdhd— they're barking, they're growling police officers. growling at police officers. i think— growling at police officers. i rhhh h— growling at police officers. i rhhh h r— growling at police officers. i think if i were— growling at police officers. i think if i were surrounded by seven men with— think if i were surrounded by seven men with guns , i would seven men with guns, i would edse— seven men with guns, i would edse he— seven men with guns, i would also be terrified.— seven men with guns, i would also be terrified. and that was wher— also be terrified. and that was wher r— also be terrified. and that was wher r wes— also be terrified. and that was what i was understanding from their— what i was understanding from their hedw— what i was understanding from their body language , was that their body language, was that they— their body language, was that rhew wee— their body language, was that they were scared. but certainly not they were scared. but certainly her eeeressdwe— they were scared. but certainly not aggressive. and indeed, the seed— not aggressive. and indeed, the seed ded— not aggressive. and indeed, the second dog who— not aggressive. and indeed, the second dog who was shot in the heed— second dog who was shot in the heed wes— second dog who was shot in the back was running— second dog who was shot in the back was running back to their owner and certainly not erreehhd— owner and certainly not attacking the - owner and certainly not attacking the police. okay. wedd— attacking the police. okay. wedd. there— attacking the police. okay. well, that's robert's- attacking the police. okay. well, that's robert's view. do stay with us, robert. let's bnngin stay with us, robert. let's bring in former detective chief superintendent in the met, kevin hurley. good evening , kevin. hurley. good evening, kevin. your reaction to that footage ? your reaction to that footage? erg well, i come to this as the ewrehr— erg well, i come to this as the current owner— erg well, i come to this as the current owner of— erg well, i come to this as the current owner of a _ erg well, i come to this as the current owner of a precisely the serr— current owner of a precisely the serr er— current owner of a precisely the same sort of dog— current owner of a precisely the same sort of dog as that a pit
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hudd— same sort of dog as that a pit hwdd terrier.— same sort of dog as that a pit bull terrier, because they live part— bull terrier, because they live herr dere— bull terrier, because they live red the h— bull terrier, because they live part time in africa where he dies — part time in africa where he dies weds— part time in africa where he dies weds e— part time in africa where he lives. he's a beautiful, part time in africa where he lives. he's a beautiful , lovely lives. he's a beautiful, lovely ded— lives. he's a beautiful, lovely deg. eedde— lives. he's a beautiful, lovely deg. ewddde wh— lives. he's a beautiful, lovely dog. cuddle up to and so on and so dog. cuddle up to and so on and se herrh— dog. cuddle up to and so on and se herrh wedd— dog. cuddle up to and so on and so forth until he— dog. cuddle up to and so on and so forth until he sees a monkey or so forth until he sees a monkey ere heheeh— so forth until he sees a monkey or a baboon on— so forth until he sees a monkey or a baboon on the— so forth until he sees a monkey or a baboon on the ground and he wres— or a baboon on the ground and he turns thre— or a baboon on the ground and he turns the eh— or a baboon on the ground and he turns into an absolute uncontrollable wild nortje eerhederedw— uncontrollable wild nortje completely out of control . he completely out of control. he reers— completely out of control. he reers rhe— completely out of control. he tears the monkeys to pieces , tears the monkeys to pieces, hdhrs— tears the monkeys to pieces, rdghrs rhe— tears the monkeys to pieces, fights the baboons, and it's eerweddw— fights the baboons, and it's actually quite— fights the baboons, and it's actually quite terrifying to see her— actually quite terrifying to see hhh de— actually quite terrifying to see hhh de .— actually quite terrifying to see her ge . rhe— actually quite terrifying to see him go . the issue with dogs of him go. the issue with dogs of this— him go. the issue with dogs of this he— him go. the issue with dogs of this size and— him go. the issue with dogs of this size and they— him go. the issue with dogs of this size and they fit into a eeregerw— this size and they fit into a category which— this size and they fit into a category which are banned by law and category which are banned by law end he— category which are banned by law and the dangerous— category which are banned by law and the dangerous dogs act .gov argentine.— and the dangerous dogs act .gov argehrhe. hege— and the dangerous dogs act .gov argentina, dogo brasilia , argentina, dogo brasilia, reeehese— argentina, dogo brasilia, japanese tasers and american pit hwdds— japanese tasers and american pit hwdds. whdeh— japanese tasers and american pit bulls. which these— japanese tasers and american pit bulls. which these ones are is thew— bulls. which these ones are is rhew ee— bulls. which these ones are is rhew se— bulls. which these ones are is they are so strong— bulls. which these ones are is they are so strong and so eewerrwd— they are so strong and so powerful that— they are so strong and so powerful that when they lock on with — powerful that when they lock on with their— powerful that when they lock on with their jaws— powerful that when they lock on with their jaws first, you eehher— with their jaws first, you eehher der— with their jaws first, you cannot get them off what they're deeded— cannot get them off what they're deeded erre— cannot get them off what they're locked onto. because i've tried end— locked onto. because i've tried ehd seeerddw— locked onto. because i've tried and secondly, they go utterly herserd— and secondly, they go utterly berserk because _ and secondly, they go utterly berserk because it is bred into their— berserk because it is bred into their genes— berserk because it is bred into their genes that— berserk because it is bred into their genes that they are fighting— their genes that they are fighting dogs. the clue is in he—
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fighting dogs. the clue is in the heme— fighting dogs. the clue is in the eh— fighting dogs. the clue is in the name pit bull terrier heese— the name pit bull terrier because these- the name pit bull terrier because these are developed from reddish— because these are developed from rhdddsh hudd— because these are developed from english bull terriers that were her— english bull terriers that were err hde— english bull terriers that were once put into fighting pits. so derds— once put into fighting pits. so derds he— once put into fighting pits. so let's be clear.— once put into fighting pits. so let's be clear. these are beautiful— let's be clear. these are beautiful ,_ let's be clear. these are beautiful , lovely, furry dogs , beautiful, lovely, furry dogs, whdeh— beautiful, lovely, furry dogs, whdeh we— beautiful, lovely, furry dogs, which we did— beautiful, lovely, furry dogs, which we did see in the tube eerweddw— which we did see in the tube actually sitting— which we did see in the tube actually sitting on seats . it's actually sitting on seats. it's heerd— actually sitting on seats. it's heehr re— actually sitting on seats. it's heehr he he— actually sitting on seats. it's meant to be for— actually sitting on seats. it's meant to be for people while their— meant to be for people while their ewher— meant to be for people while their owner broke the law by drhdhd— their owner broke the law by drinking alcohol— their owner broke the law by drinking alcohol on the train. ard— drinking alcohol on the train. ahd hed— drinking alcohol on the train. ahd hed wed— drinking alcohol on the train. and had you or— drinking alcohol on the train. and had you or i— drinking alcohol on the train. and had you or i dare to say, wewdd— and had you or i dare to say, wewdd wed— and had you or i dare to say, would you mind— and had you or i dare to say, would you mind if i sat on that seer— would you mind if i sat on that seer er— would you mind if i sat on that seer er rrw— would you mind if i sat on that seat or my child— would you mind if i sat on that seat or my child sat on that seede— seat or my child sat on that seere r— seat or my child sat on that seat? i wonder— seat or my child sat on that seat? i wonder quite how things wewdd— seat? i wonder quite how things wewdd here— seat? i wonder quite how things would have gone— seat? i wonder quite how things would have gone from there. so reds— would have gone from there. so derds rhdsh— would have gone from there. so let's finish that. _ would have gone from there. so let's finish that. that point end— let's finish that. that point ehd herd— let's finish that. that point and park what— let's finish that. that point and park what was going on on her— and park what was going on on her dewedw— and park what was going on on that lovely tube. _ and park what was going on on that lovely tube. see what we've got that lovely tube. see what we've der ew— that lovely tube. see what we've der rs— that lovely tube. see what we've ger is en — that lovely tube. see what we've got now is an incident where hehee— got now is an incident where police officers— got now is an incident where police officers were called to we— police officers were called to we deds— police officers were called to we degs eer— police officers were called to two dogs out of— police officers were called to two dogs out of control, erreedhd — two dogs out of control, attacking a _ two dogs out of control, attacking a woman who had to run off attacking a woman who had to run eh end— attacking a woman who had to run eh ehd deed— attacking a woman who had to run off and lock herself— attacking a woman who had to run off and lock herself in the car . wher— off and lock herself in the car . wheh wed— off and lock herself in the car . when you turn— off and lock herself in the car . when you turn up to face a three— . when you turn up to face a rhreer hde— . when you turn up to face a threat like that,— . when you turn up to face a threat like that, and these are a serious threat,— threat like that, and these are a serious threat, it's actually dude— a serious threat, it's actually were seerw— a serious threat, it's actually were seerw end— a serious threat, it's actually quite scary and terrifying . and quite scary and terrifying. and the evidence— quite scary and terrifying. and the evidence of— quite scary and terrifying. and the evidence of that is the fact there— the evidence of that is the fact there rs.— the evidence of that is the fact there is h— the evidence of that is the fact there is, in fact,— the evidence of that is the fact there is, in fact, a— the evidence of that is the fact there is, in fact, a dog handler there— there is, in fact, a dog handler there with— there is, in fact, a dog handler there with e— there is, in fact, a dog handler there with a long— there is, in fact, a dog handler
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there with a long pole and a deesh— there with a long pole and a deesh eh— there with a long pole and a deesh err h.— there with a long pole and a leash on it. there's also a herser— leash on it. there's also a person there— leash on it. there's also a person there with a shotgun and there-s— person there with a shotgun and rhereds edse— person there with a shotgun and rhereds edse e— person there with a shotgun and there's also a police officer with— there's also a police officer with e— there's also a police officer with a shield.— there's also a police officer with a shield. they are no doubt as with a shield. they are no doubt es re— with a shield. they are no doubt es he he— with a shield. they are no doubt as to the potential— with a shield. they are no doubt as to the potential threat they are confronting— as to the potential threat they are confronting someone that thew— are confronting someone that rhew drew— are confronting someone that rhew dhew rs— are confronting someone that they know is banned from dog ewhershdh— they know is banned from dog ownership and— they know is banned from dog ownership and is— they know is banned from dog ownership and is a criminal. they know is banned from dog ownership and is a criminal . and ownership and is a criminal. and when— ownership and is a criminal. and when thew— ownership and is a criminal. and when they tried— ownership and is a criminal. and when they tried to— ownership and is a criminal. and when they tried to speak to him, he rs— when they tried to speak to him, he is se— when they tried to speak to him, he is se eur— when they tried to speak to him, he is so out of— when they tried to speak to him, he is so out of control and so non—compliant— he is so out of control and so non—compliant that they feel thew— non—compliant that they feel rhew heed— non—compliant that they feel rhew heed re— non—compliant that they feel they need to use— non—compliant that they feel they need to use a taser on this eerdewder— they need to use a taser on this eerdewder chap-— they need to use a taser on this particular chap. now, the dogs , particular chap. now, the dogs, seddw— particular chap. now, the dogs, seddw. rer— particular chap. now, the dogs, sadly, for those— particular chap. now, the dogs, sadly, for those two lovely dogs end— sadly, for those two lovely dogs ehd wewdd— sadly, for those two lovely dogs and would like— sadly, for those two lovely dogs and would like to— sadly, for those two lovely dogs and would like to own them. where— and would like to own them. where r— and would like to own them. where i live— and would like to own them. where i live ,_ and would like to own them. where i live , but— and would like to own them. where i live , but they are where i live, but they are serdewsdw— where i live, but they are seriously dangerous and off out of seriously dangerous and off out er eedded— seriously dangerous and off out er eehrred. h— seriously dangerous and off out of control. if they— seriously dangerous and off out of control. if they come off the deed — of control. if they come off the deed end— of control. if they come off the deed end they— of control. if they come off the lead and they hit— of control. if they come off the lead and they hit one of those hehee— lead and they hit one of those police officers,— lead and they hit one of those police officers, they will take eur— police officers, they will take ewr rhedr— police officers, they will take out their jugular— police officers, they will take out their jugular vein , their out their jugular vein, their rehered— out their jugular vein, their femoral artery,— out their jugular vein, their femoral artery, rip their face off femoral artery, rip their face eh er— femoral artery, rip their face eh er deed— femoral artery, rip their face off or lock on— femoral artery, rip their face off or lock on to— femoral artery, rip their face off or lock on to their thigh, end— off or lock on to their thigh, ehd they'll— off or lock on to their thigh, and they'll be— off or lock on to their thigh, and they'll be permanently ddsehded— and they'll be permanently ddsehded .— and they'll be permanently disabled . and— and they'll be permanently disabled . and if they go by disabled. and if they go by these— disabled. and if they go by these heedde— disabled. and if they go by those people in— disabled. and if they go by those people in that state and there-s— those people in that state and rhereds e— those people in that state and rhereds e deed— those people in that state and there's a good chance they would heese— there's a good chance they would heese eh— there's a good chance they would because pit bulls— there's a good chance they would because pit bulls are super fast end— because pit bulls are super fast ehd sheer— because pit bulls are super fast ehd sheer erred— because pit bulls are super fast and super quick .— because pit bulls are super fast and super quick . that's why they and super quick. that's why they used—
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and super quick. that's why they used her— and super quick. that's why they used for fighting— and super quick. that's why they used for fighting the next herser— used for fighting the next eerseh whe— used for fighting the next person who gets in the way is dddedw— person who gets in the way is dddedw re— person who gets in the way is likely to suffer— person who gets in the way is likely to suffer very serious htwrw— likely to suffer very serious htwrw .— likely to suffer very serious htwrw . se— likely to suffer very serious htwrw . he he— likely to suffer very serious injury . so the two dogs were injury. so the two dogs were sher— injury. so the two dogs were sher .— injury. so the two dogs were sher . ere— injury. so the two dogs were sher . ohe h— injury. so the two dogs were shot . one in the— injury. so the two dogs were shot . one in the first instance, shot. one in the first instance, he— shot. one in the first instance, the seed— shot. one in the first instance, the second one— shot. one in the first instance, the second one when the owner ther— the second one when the owner rheh hehe— the second one when the owner was then being overpowered by the was then being overpowered by rhe hehee— was then being overpowered by the police officers. the other dog— the police officers. the other ded rhet— the police officers. the other deg rher wes— the police officers. the other dog that was still tied to the dog— dog that was still tied to the deg rhet— dog that was still tied to the deg rher hed— dog that was still tied to the dog that had been shot then dred— dog that had been shot then dried re— dog that had been shot then died he ger— dog that had been shot then tried to get back to where the owner was. clearly that was not to owner was. clearly that was not re ghe — owner was. clearly that was not re ghe e— owner was. clearly that was not re gwe e diss— owner was. clearly that was not to give a kiss to— owner was. clearly that was not to give a kiss to his owner. he wewdd— to give a kiss to his owner. he wewdd here— to give a kiss to his owner. he would have steamed into one of these— would have steamed into one of these three— would have steamed into one of those three police— would have steamed into one of those three police officers rrwhg— those three police officers rrwhg re— those three police officers rrwhg re herd— those three police officers trying to hold his owner down end— trying to hold his owner down ehd hehee— trying to hold his owner down and police officers are not paid to and police officers are not paid he he— and police officers are not paid he he metered— and police officers are not paid to be maimed .— and police officers are not paid to be maimed . this is very to be maimed. this is very unfortunate— to be maimed. this is very unfortunate and- to be maimed. this is very unfortunate and sad for the two degs— unfortunate and sad for the two degs. hur— unfortunate and sad for the two degs. her he— unfortunate and sad for the two dogs, but the fact— unfortunate and sad for the two dogs, but the fact of the matter is, dogs, but the fact of the matter is h— dogs, but the fact of the matter is h the — dogs, but the fact of the matter is, in the situation,— dogs, but the fact of the matter is, in the situation, action rhet— is, in the situation, action the thew— is, in the situation, action that they were _ is, in the situation, action that they were played in by their— that they were played in by their reckless _ that they were played in by their reckless ,_ that they were played in by their reckless , uncontrolled their reckless, uncontrolled owner and we— their reckless, uncontrolled owner and we know from what seehg— owner and we know from what we're seeing on social media, these— we're seeing on social media, rhese degs— we're seeing on social media, rhese degs ee— we're seeing on social media, those dogs are really well known in those dogs are really well known he he— those dogs are really well known h the wee— those dogs are really well known in the area. and— those dogs are really well known in the area. and he— those dogs are really well known in the area. and he was really wedd— in the area. and he was really wedd dhewh— in the area. and he was really well known and— in the area. and he was really well known and previously, as we drew.— well known and previously, as we drew. hed— well known and previously, as we know, had been— well known and previously, as we know, had been banned from hewhg— know, had been banned from hewhg sweh— know, had been banned from having such dogs . it was having such dogs. it was a heheeh— having such dogs. it was a erehderh. he— having such dogs. it was a problem. so police , on behalf of problem. so police, on behalf of the heedde— problem. so police, on behalf of the ewhdde rew— problem. so police, on behalf of the public very bravely have to
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go the public very bravely have to ge rerwerd. — the public very bravely have to go forward. and— the public very bravely have to go forward. and it's no part of their— go forward. and it's no part of their job— go forward. and it's no part of their teh re— go forward. and it's no part of theirjob to risk— go forward. and it's no part of theirjob to risk being maimed or theirjob to risk being maimed er ddshgwed— theirjob to risk being maimed or disfigured or— theirjob to risk being maimed or disfigured or even killed heese— or disfigured or even killed because one— or disfigured or even killed because one of— or disfigured or even killed because one of those dogs heheehs— because one of those dogs heheehs re— because one of those dogs happens to hit— because one of those dogs happens to hit their femoral errerw— happens to hit their femoral errerw er— happens to hit their femoral artery or carotid— happens to hit their femoral artery or carotid artery , artery or carotid artery, heese— artery or carotid artery, because those dogs can easily deep— because those dogs can easily deep wh— because those dogs can easily deep we end— because those dogs can easily leap up and tear— because those dogs can easily leap up and tear your face off in leap up and tear your face off he ee— leap up and tear your face off he eesshg— leap up and tear your face off in one passing move. you will her— in one passing move. you will her ger— in one passing move. you will her get them— in one passing move. you will not get them off— in one passing move. you will not get them off you because dwe— not get them off you because the dred— not get them off you because the dried h— not get them off you because i've tried it with— not get them off you because i've tried it with monkeys . i've tried it with monkeys. odew.— i've tried it with monkeys. okay, apologies— i've tried it with monkeys. okay, apologies if- i've tried it with monkeys. okay, apologies if you're just finishing your dinner. kevin, stay there. let's bring robert gordon back into this animal rights activist and robert's kevin hasn't painted a very sunny picture of those particular dogs. they're not exactly lassie or turner and hooch, are they? or the littlest hobo . well, kevin's not painted hobo. well, kevin's not painted a hobo. well, kevin's not painted ewerw— hobo. well, kevin's not painted ewerw hdee— hobo. well, kevin's not painted a very nice picture— hobo. well, kevin's not painted a very nice picture of- well, kevin's not painted a very nice picture of his rrehhg— a very nice picture of his rrehhg er— a very nice picture of his training of his- a very nice picture of his training of his dog either. and hes— training of his dog either. and he's described— training of his dog either. and he's described the dogs and the here— he's described the dogs and the here er— he's described the dogs and the here er rhe— he's described the dogs and the nature of the breed, robert. but i nature of the breed, robert. but r dendr— nature of the breed, robert. but r dehdr rhhd— nature of the breed, robert. but i don't think he's— nature of the breed, robert. but i don't think he's ever met here. — i don't think he's ever met here. whe— i don't think he's ever met them. who cares ? certainly dogs them. who cares? certainly dogs can them. who cares? certainly dogs he— them. who cares? certainly dogs can be trained— them. who cares? certainly dogs can be trained in— them. who cares? certainly dogs can be trained in certain ways. it can be trained in certain ways. h dddhdr— can be trained in certain ways. it didn't look— can be trained in certain ways. it didn't look at— can be trained in certain ways. it didn't look at all like those degs— it didn't look at all like those degs here— it didn't look at all like those dogs have ever— it didn't look at all like those dogs have ever been used in fighting— dogs have ever been used in fighting er— dogs have ever been used in fighting or trained to fight.
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hur— fighting or trained to fight. but certainly— fighting or trained to fight. but certainly kevin appears to heh— but certainly kevin appears to heir-end— but certainly kevin appears to train-and set— but certainly kevin appears to train and set them on train his and set them on herdews.— train his and set them on monkeys,-don'tl train his and set them on monkeys,-don't is monkeys, which i don't think is serherhhg— monkeys, which i don't think is somethinngould_ monkeys, which i don't think is something would advocate or something i would advocate or deherh— something i would advocate or deherhlrhhd— something i would advocate or robert. think kevin's point is robert. i think kevin's point is her— robert. i think kevin's point is her thew-re— robert. i think kevin's point is that they're inclined to do her. — that they're inclined to do her. dds— that they're inclined to do that. it's in— that they're inclined to do that. it's in the- that they're inclined to do that. c t r;rtt c that. it's in the genetics. it's the same reason why jack russell's go after squirrels . russell's go after squirrels. and i'd say that's very poor understanding— and i'd say that's very poor understanding of animal psychology— understanding of animal psychology ,_ understanding of animal psychology , and perhaps it would psychology, and perhaps it would be psychology, and perhaps it would he hedhrwd— psychology, and perhaps it would he hederwd re— psychology, and perhaps it would be helpful to have,— psychology, and perhaps it would be helpful to have, rather than someone defending the mat, someone who does understand entered— someone who does understand animal psychology on alongside . animal psychology on alongside. wedd— animal psychology on alongside. wedd. r— animal psychology on alongside. well, i understand— animal psychology on alongside. well, i understand that- animal psychology on alongside. well, i understand that dogs like that can kill a man. and why should police take a risk if robert, there's1% chance that a robert, there's 1% chance that a member of the public or an officer could be injured or killed by a dog, it should be shot at once again? i think that's an over— shot at once again? i think that's an over its- t edr;ed 7 i think that's an over its dramatising the situation. _ that's an over its dramatising the situation. what do you deny rhet— the situation. what do you deny the h— the situation. what do you deny the h ee— the situation. what do you deny the h er— the situation. what do you deny that if one of those dogs bites you— that if one of those dogs bites wew h— that if one of those dogs bites wew he he— that if one of those dogs bites you in the neck,— that if one of those dogs bites you in the neck, that you might die you in the neck, that you might dde e— you in the neck, that you might dde e reh— you in the neck, that you might die ? i'm denying— you in the neck, that you might die ? i'm denying that the dogs die? i'm denying that the dogs deeded— die? i'm denying that the dogs deeded hde— die? i'm denying that the dogs looked like they— die? i'm denying that the dogs looked like they were at all going— looked like they were at all gehg re— looked like they were at all gehg re hehe— looked like they were at all going to harm. would you take her— going to harm. would you take her eheee— going to harm. would you take that chance ?_ going to harm. would you take that chance ? well, every day that chance? well, every day when— that chance? well, every day when iworked_ that chance? well, every day wheanorked at— that chance? well, every day when worked at the rspca, you when i worked at the rspca, you drew.— when i worked at the rspca, you dhew.|wedded— when i worked at the rspca, you know,iwalked into _ when i worked at the rspca, you know, walked into kennels
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know, i walked into kennels edehe— know, i walked into kennels edehe-degs— know, i walked into kennels alone-dogs of- know, i walked into kennels alone-dogs of a- know, i walked into kennels alone dogs of a similar alone with dogs of a similar heed.— alone with dogs of a similar hreed. end— alone with dogs of a similar hreed. ehd r— alone with dogs of a similar breed, and i never had a single hed— breed, and i never had a single bad incident.— breed, and i never had a single bad incident. well— breed, and i never had a single bad incident. well i'm sure you were in an environment where there— were in an environment where there wee— were in an environment where there were protocols in place, her— there were protocols in place, her test— there were protocols in place, not just - street— there were protocols in place, not just-street in- there were protocols in place, not just street in east not just the street in east render.— not just the street in east london. well,— not just the street in east london. well, yeah, and that shedd— london. well, yeah, and that shewdd he— london. well, yeah, and that should be better— london. well, yeah, and that should be better protocols to herde— should be better protocols to hehdde-ddde- should be better protocols to handle-like this. should be better protocols to handle like this with handle situations like this with the handle situations like this with rhe hehee— handle situations like this with the police and— handle situations like this with the police and certainly today there— the police and certainly today there wes— the police and certainly today there e— the police and certainly today there was a news— the police and certainly today there was a news article ewhddshed— there was a news article published from west yorkshire hehee— published from west yorkshire police where— published from west yorkshire police where a— published from west yorkshire police where a similar incident heeeered— police where a similar incident heheehed whh— police where a similar incident happened with a— police where a similar incident happened with a dog. actually someone was injured in that hsrehee— someone was injured in that hsrehee ehd— someone was injured in that instance and the— someone was injured in that instance and the dogs weren't put— instance and the dogs weren't her—werew- instance and the dogs weren't put—weren't they. put down. they weren't they wererrdr— put down. they weren't they weren't killed— put down. they weren't they weren't killed in— put down. they weren't they weren't killed in the street. so weeh— weren't killed in the street. so weeh. ee— weren't killed in the street. so yeah, once again,— weren't killed in the street. so yeah, once again, this is an exempte— yeah, once again, this is an ederhhde er— yeah, once again, this is an example of the— yeah, once again, this is an example of the met just abusing rhedr— example of the met just abusing rhedr hee— example of the met just abusing their power, just— example of the met just abusing their power, just like we have seen consistently— their power, just like we have seen consistently against hdddhde— seen consistently against multiple people , whether multiple people, whether thew-re.— multiple people, whether rhew-re. wew — multiple people, whether they're, you know, of a different— they're, you know, of a different race.- they're, you know, of a different race. certainly yeah . different race. certainly yeah. are rhe— different race. certainly yeah. are the hehee— different race. certainly yeah. are the police racist- different race. certainly yeah. are the police racist towards dogs , do you think robert dogs, do you think robert i think certainly there was some level of discrimination by canines . the latest the latest canines. the latest the latest sort of protected group within our community who are victims. no. to they actually a
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persecuted— no. to they actually a persecuted group. so kevin rendered.— persecuted group. so kevin mentioned, ed— persecuted group. so kevin mentioned, ed that four breeds of mentioned, ed that four breeds er deg— mentioned, ed that four breeds er deg ee— mentioned, ed that four breeds of dog are banned in this eewrhw— of dog are banned in this eewhrrw. ard— of dog are banned in this country. and that legislation hrewghr— country. and that legislation was brought in— country. and that legislation was brought in in the 90s. country. and that legislation was brought in in the 90s . and was brought in in the 90s. and it was brought in in the 90s. and h wes— was brought in in the 90s. and h eh— was brought in in the 90s. and it was an incredibly biased hdeee— it was an incredibly biased edeee er— it was an incredibly biased piece of legislation. it eehehdw— piece of legislation. it certainly hasn't reduced out dog eheeds— certainly hasn't reduced out dog erreeds. ard— certainly hasn't reduced out dog attacks. and there's active eeheedghs— attacks. and there's active campaigns from multiple groups , campaigns from multiple groups, hedwdhg— campaigns from multiple groups, hedwdhg rhe— campaigns from multiple groups, including the rspca, to see that heed— including the rspca, to see that hreed sweethe— including the rspca, to see that breed specific legislation, legislation _ breed specific legislation, legislation appealed robert , legislation appealed robert, wher— legislation appealed robert, wherwewdd— legislation appealed robert, what would you say to these ehdeers— what would you say to these ehdeers h— what would you say to these officers if they— what would you say to these officers if they had given these degs— officers if they had given these degs rhe— officers if they had given these dogs the benefit— officers if they had given these dogs the benefit of the doubt end— dogs the benefit of the doubt end then— dogs the benefit of the doubt and then the _ dogs the benefit of the doubt and then the dog had gone on one of and then the dog had gone on one er rhe— and then the dog had gone on one er rhe degs— and then the dog had gone on one er rhe degs gene— and then the dog had gone on one of the dogs gone on— and then the dog had gone on one of the dogs gone on to either erreed— of the dogs gone on to either erreed end— of the dogs gone on to either attack and kill— of the dogs gone on to either attack and kill a— of the dogs gone on to either attack and kill a police officer or attack and kill a police officer er e-er— attack and kill a police officer er e-er rhe- attack and kill a police officer or a-of the public,- or a member of the public, eerhehs— or a member of the public, eerhees eeh— or a member of the public, perhaps even a— or a member of the public, perhaps even a child? c perhaps even a child? what would your reaction be? would you be comfortable outcome? comfortable with that outcome? well not. but as i well absolutely not. but as i said, was no well absolutely not. but as i said,-was no indicationi said, there was no indication herr— said, there was no indication here he— said, there was no indication from the suggest that from the video to suggest that wes-re— from the video to suggest that wes-re heheeh- from the video to suggest that was to happen and to was likely to happen and to reference what— was likely to happen and to reference what happened again in west— reference what happened again in west-redw— reference what happened again in west-today, where- west yorkshire today, where there— west yorkshire today, where there wes— west yorkshire today, where there was an _ west yorkshire today, where there was an injury, the police hrewehed— there was an injury, the police intervened appropriately and were-re— intervened appropriately and were-re ger— intervened appropriately and were-to get the- intervened appropriately and were to get the dogs to were able to get the dogs to sererw— were able to get the dogs to sererw end— were able to get the dogs to safety and into— were able to get the dogs to safety and into kennels . safety and into kennels. as hrdefdw— safety and into kennels. as briefly, robert— safety and into kennels. as briefly, robert ,_ safety and into kennels. as briefly, robert , how- safety and into kennels. as briefly, robert , how are you? briefly, robert, how are you? how are you equating racism in the mets with the treatment of dogs? i'm very confused . i'm not
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dogs? i'm very confused. i'm not saying they're directly— :;7 rrtg t: i'm not saying they're directly linked . saying they're directly linked. i'm saying they're directly linked. the sewing— saying they're directly linked. the sewhg rhe— saying they're directly linked. i'm saying the met has institutional— i'm saying the met has institutional problems, institutional- institutional problems, institutional abuses of power. and— institutional abuses of power. and dds— institutional abuses of power. and dds rhe— institutional abuses of power. and it's the same way that this eherr— and it's the same way that this report describes— and it's the same way that this report describes them as sexist end— report describes them as sexist ehd redsh— report describes them as sexist and racist. it's— report describes them as sexist and racist. it's the— report describes them as sexist and racist. it's the same way her— and racist. it's the same way her he— and racist. it's the same way that the weekend _ and racist. it's the same way that the weekend 52 peaceful eredesders— that the weekend 52 peaceful protesters were _ that the weekend 52 peaceful protesters were arrested before thew— protesters were arrested before dhew eeh— protesters were arrested before rhew ddd— protesters were arrested before they even did anything. some of here— they even did anything. some of here the— they even did anything. some of them five miles— they even did anything. some of them five miles away from where thew— them five miles away from where dhew wee— them five miles away from where they were supposedly meant to be eerrrhddddhg— they were supposedly meant to be eerrrhdrddhg e— they were supposedly meant to be committing a crime.— they were supposedly meant to be committing a crime. so these ehwses— committing a crime. so these ehwses er— committing a crime. so these abuses of power— committing a crime. so these abuses of power that make the her— abuses of power that make the met institutionally broken. dewdh— met institutionally broken. dewdh herdew— met institutionally broken. kevin hurley ,_ met institutionally broken. kevin hurley , robert- met institutionally broken. kevin hurley, robert gordon contends that the police, the met police, are racist, sexist and potentially dodgiest . yeah, and potentially dodgiest. yeah, my first of all say that- ; yeah, my first of all say that i've ewhed— my first of all say that i've ewhed degs— my first of all say that i've owned dogs all— my first of all say that i've owned dogs all my life and my dog— owned dogs all my life and my deg ds— owned dogs all my life and my dog is particularly— owned dogs all my life and my dog is particularly well controlled— dog is particularly well controlled and particularly well mannered around— controlled and particularly well mannered around children and wit— mannered around children and wddd de— mannered around children and will do whatever— mannered around children and will do whatever one wants on eed— will do whatever one wants on eed edeehr— will do whatever one wants on command except within his area of command except within his area er rerrdderw. — command except within his area er rerrdderw. he— command except within his area of territory. he is— command except within his area of territory. he is completely uncontrollable _ of territory. he is completely uncontrollable if— of territory. he is completely uncontrollable if people come hde— uncontrollable if people come he dr— uncontrollable if people come he dd hw— uncontrollable if people come into it by that,— uncontrollable if people come into it by that, i— uncontrollable if people come into it by that, i mean monkeys, heheehs— into it by that, i mean monkeys, heheehs er— into it by that, i mean monkeys, baboons or other— into it by that, i mean monkeys, baboons or other dogs. and it's dew— baboons or other dogs. and it's werw .— baboons or other dogs. and it's werw . rew— baboons or other dogs. and it's very , very difficult with a dog
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very, very difficult with a dog ddde— very, very difficult with a dog ddde dhed— very, very difficult with a dog ddde dhed dr— very, very difficult with a dog like that in certain circumstances to control like that in certain— circumstances to control them. rhe— circumstances to control them. he seed— circumstances to control them. the second point— circumstances to control them. the second point is, will you pleaser— the second point is, will you edeese. wher— the second point is, will you please, when you— the second point is, will you please, when you talk about this seeedrde— please, when you talk about this specific incident— please, when you talk about this specific incident which is rededed— specific incident which is redered de— specific incident which is related to why- specific incident which is related to why two dogs, which hed— related to why two dogs, which hed erewdewsdw— related to why two dogs, which had previously attacked a woman and had previously attacked a woman ehd wee— had previously attacked a woman and were known— had previously attacked a woman and were known as— had previously attacked a woman and were known as trouble in the wddh— and were known as trouble in the wddh e— and were known as trouble in the wddh e heh— and were known as trouble in the area with a man who'd been herded— area with a man who'd been banned from _ area with a man who'd been banned from having dogs, will you banned from having dogs, will wew edeese— banned from having dogs, will wew edeese stee— banned from having dogs, will you please stop linking that to wher— you please stop linking that to wher rhe— you please stop linking that to what the metropolitan police may or what the metropolitan police may er mew— what the metropolitan police may er rhew hed— what the metropolitan police may er rhew hed de— what the metropolitan police may er rhew hed de dr— what the metropolitan police may or may not do in relation to ehwrhdhg— or may not do in relation to anything else?— or may not do in relation to anything else? it's got nothing to anything else? it's got nothing he de— anything else? it's got nothing he de wddh— anything else? it's got nothing he de wddh dd.— anything else? it's got nothing to do with it. what this is eherr— to do with it. what this is ehewd ds— to do with it. what this is about is what— to do with it. what this is about is what was the decision heddhg— about is what was the decision heddhg er— about is what was the decision making of those— about is what was the decision making of those few police ehdeers— making of those few police officers who _ making of those few police officers who turned up to come end— officers who turned up to come ehd erereed— officers who turned up to come and protect the _ officers who turned up to come and protect the public, who then entered— and protect the public, who then eehrrehded hw— and protect the public, who then confronted by a— and protect the public, who then confronted by a known offender herded— confronted by a known offender hehhed rrerh — confronted by a known offender banned from holding dogs who wewdd— banned from holding dogs who wewdd hed— banned from holding dogs who would not keep— banned from holding dogs who would not keep his dog under eedded— would not keep his dog under eehrred. end— would not keep his dog under control, and the— would not keep his dog under control, and the officers needed to control, and the officers needed re eerrw— control, and the officers needed re eerrw ewr— control, and the officers needed to carry out their— control, and the officers needed to carry out their duty ? please to carry out their duty? please dendr— to carry out their duty? please dehdd hde— to carry out their duty? please don't mix things— to carry out their duty? please don't mix things up. fair play to don't mix things up. fair play he hedh— don't mix things up. fair play he hedh er— don't mix things up. fair play to both of you— don't mix things up. fair play to both of you for— don't mix things up. fair play to both of you for engaging in wher— to both of you for engaging in wher hes— to both of you for engaging in what has been— to both of you for engaging in what has been a— to both of you for engaging in what has been a fascinating eerrereddeh— what has been a fascinating conversation . _ what has been a fascinating conversation . c ”cg conversation. it's clearly complex. my thanks to animal rights activist robert gordon.
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thanks very much for coming in. robert and former detective chief superinten in the met, kevin hurley, your reaction? mark gbnews.uk, d0 kevin hurley, your reaction? mark gbnews.uk, do you think the police were overzealous and indeed cruel for killing those dogs? many do. let me know your thoughts . mark gbnews.uk okay. thoughts. mark gbnews.uk okay. coming up, we've got my big opinion at 9:00, the so—called elite expert class are once again wrong about brexit britain. but next up , keir britain. but next up, keir starmer has said woke issues don't matter to the public. i'll be asking you , the public, in be asking you, the public, in a special edition of dial dolan and find out why online activists are trying to cancel the brilliant comedian catherine tate will debate that with rock superstar the amazing, the one, the only carol decker . she's .
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well , come back to the show now well, come back to the show now on well, come back to the show now err rhe— well, come back to the show now err the ewe— well, come back to the show now err rhe er— well, come back to the show now on the eve of eurovision, an ehddhe— on the eve of eurovision, an online campaign— on the eve of eurovision, an online campaign has been dewhehed— online campaign has been launched to— online campaign has been launched to stop comedian eedherdhe— launched to stop comedian catherine tate— launched to stop comedian catherine tate from taking part in catherine tate from taking part dh rhe— catherine tate from taking part dh rhe shew— catherine tate from taking part in the show and— catherine tate from taking part in the show and announcing the reswdds— in the show and announcing the reswdds dr— in the show and announcing the reswdds dh e— in the show and announcing the results in a comedy sketch from zoos. — results in a comedy sketch from zoos. rhe— results in a comedy sketch from 2006. the comedy— results in a comedy sketch from 2006. the comedy actor mocked hrdddsh— 2006. the comedy actor mocked hrdrdsh heeddes— 2006. the comedy actor mocked british people's inability to speed— british people's inability to speed ether— british people's inability to speak other languages on her tv shew.— speak other languages on her tv shew. e— speak other languages on her tv shew. e segrhehd— speak other languages on her tv show, a segment called the ordehsdwe— show, a segment called the offensive translator saw eedherdhe— offensive translator saw catherine tate pretend to speak a catherine tate pretend to speak e where— catherine tate pretend to speak e hwrherh er— catherine tate pretend to speak a number of different languages dhsreed— a number of different languages dhsdeed er— a number of different languages instead of correctly speaking in the werdews— instead of correctly speaking in the various tongues. she spoke in the various tongues. she spoke dh dhgddsh— the various tongues. she spoke in english with— the various tongues. she spoke in english with stereotypical eeeehds— in english with stereotypical eeeehds rer— in english with stereotypical accents for each _ in english with stereotypical accents for each country. well he— accents for each country. well the wede— accents for each country. well the woke police— accents for each country. well the woke police are not happy. ehe— the woke police are not happy. ehe rwrdews— the woke police are not happy. one furious campaigner said. dhds— one furious campaigner said. dhds ds— one furious campaigner said. this is racism,— one furious campaigner said. this is racism, mimicking an eeeed— this is racism, mimicking an eeeed .— this is racism, mimicking an accent , especially a white accent, especially a white herser— accent, especially a white person mimicking a non—white eeeed— person mimicking a non—white eeeed ds— person mimicking a non—white eeeed ee— person mimicking a non—white accent is race ist._ person mimicking a non—white accent is race ist. let's speak to accent is race ist. let's speak re e— accent is race ist. let's speak to a woman that— accent is race ist. let's speak to a woman that should have been in to a woman that should have been dh dwrewdsdeh— to a woman that should have been in eurovision because if she hadr— in eurovision because if she hed. wedd— in eurovision because if she had, we'd have— in eurovision because if she had, we'd have won it. legend to pal had, we'd have won it. legend to red sdhger— had, we'd have won it. legend to red sdhger eered— had, we'd have won it. legend to pal singer carol decker . had, we'd have won it. legend to pal singer carol decker. hi, eered. — pal singer carol decker. hi, eered. deh— pal singer carol decker. hi, carol. i'm erg. - pal singer carol decker. hi, carol. i'm erg. ed”rt pal singer carol decker. hi, carol. i'm erg. .ed”rt 7 carol. i'm erg. how are you? i'm very well. your reaction- carol. i'm erg. how are you? i'm very well. your reaction to- carol. i'm erg. ed”rt rtr7 rt; your reaction to this very well. your reaction to this news as a strawberry- rt; your reaction to this news as a strawberry blonde
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wewrsedr— news as a strawberry blonde wewrsedr er— news as a strawberry blonde yourself of the— news as a strawberry blonde yourself of the attempted cancellation _ yourself of the attempted cancellation of catherine tate ? cancellation of catherine tate? it's absolutely— cancellation of catherine tate? it's absolutely ridiculous . ' c it's absolutely ridiculous. and where.— it's absolutely ridiculous. and eeddeddw. d— it's absolutely ridiculous. and actually, i remember- it's absolutely ridiculous. and actually, i remember this sketch from when her show aired all those years ago. and it's really, really funny. and it's not racist at all. - really, really funny. and it's not racist at all. and it's actually taking the mickey out of, um, a lot of brits inability to speak other languages because engushis to speak other languages because english is such a worldwide language that we don't really have to make the effort that a lot of other nations do brilliantly. you know . and so brilliantly. you know. and so it's been deliberately misinterpreted. and i, i feel that this is going on a lot in many aspects of life and society now that there's a deliberate kind of disruption for activism, for no offence, just to stir up the pot and social media now people have got think, oh, i'll just go online and cause a bit of a fuss, you know, it's just all nonsense isn't it. definitely. i mean do you all nonsense isn't it. - definitely. i mean do you think hwsde— definitely. i mean do you think hes— definitely. i mean do you think music has gone— definitely. i mean do you think music has gone a— definitely. i mean do you think music has gone a bit woke as wedde— music has gone a bit woke as wedde wher— music has gone a bit woke as well? what happened to dangerous rock
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well? what happened to dangerous reed sders— well? what happened to dangerous reed sders e — well? what happened to dangerous rock stars ? well,— well? what happened to dangerous rock stars ? well, i'm— well? what happened to dangerous rock stars ? �*dfrdd�*rttt ct cid" rock stars? well, i'm still on. you are dangerous . a couple of you are dangerous. a couple of glasses of. here you go. look got one right here. one of my props. yeah um, yeah. i mean , props. yeah um, yeah. i mean, we're not meant to be all politically correct, and i'm. music also is a form of expression . you know, you should expression. you know, you should be able to obviously , within be able to obviously, within reason, put your your personal point of view across in the lyrics of your songs and stuff. i know. i certainly do. and i don't care if people are offended. i get offended by things. you know, i'll see something on the telly or i'll hear something. i go, oh, i don't like that. but guess what? i just switch off or do i just switch it off or do something else. i don't start a campaign to have somebody's head on it's just all on a plate. it's just all nonsense. and social media has has given us these awful nobodies , this big megaphone and nobodies, this big megaphone and it's, um. i'm just really fed up with it. super fed up with it. definitely. now, what about dwewdsdeh— definitely. now, what about eurovision tomorrow? will you be werehdhg— eurovision tomorrow? will you be wedehdhg e— eurovision tomorrow? will you be werehdhg e her.— eurovision tomorrow? will you be werehdhg e her. d—
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eurovision tomorrow? will you be watching? um, i might dip in and ewr. — watching? um, i might dip in and ewr. rm— watching? um, i might dip in and ewr. d-hr gedhg— watching? um, i might dip in and ewr. d-hr gedhg de— watching? um, i might dip in and out. i'm going to make- watching? um, i might dip in and out. r;rtr r; out. i'm going to make myself unpopular here. i think eurovision is rubbish . i think eurovision is rubbish. i think it's pants. i think the songs are dreadful . the performances are dreadful. the performances are dreadful. the performances are really ham and i've never got i know people get into it for the kitsch value and stuff like that. um, i, i just can't. but i probably will dip in and out just to see how ludicrous it is if you'd been invited, would you have participated in eurovision for the uk? would you have eurovision for the uk? would you here egreed— eurovision for the uk? would you here egreed de— eurovision for the uk? would you have agreed to sing— eurovision for the uk? would you have agreed to sing for- t. rt“ 7 would you have agreed to sing for britain 7 have agreed to sing for britain e merw— have agreed to sing for britain e wehw weers— have agreed to sing for britain e wehw weers ege— have agreed to sing for britain ? many years ago there was a eeherederr— ? many years ago there was a conversation about me duetting wddh— conversation about me duetting wddh serhehedw— conversation about me duetting with somebody . _ conversation about me duetting with somebody . c c c“ c ”rtedttg with somebody. it didn't really come to anything, but i was super uncomfortable because i think it's pants and the only time i thought, oh was remember when madonna guested ? yeah. and when madonna guested? yeah. and all of a sudden she sort of lent her, you know , her royal madness her, you know, her royal madness to eurovision. and i thought, oh , maybe it's going to turn a
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corner . but , maybe it's going to turn a corner. but it hasn't. and i think it's getting worse . i just think it's getting worse. i just think it's getting worse. i just think it's getting worse. i just think it's dreadful. sorry sorry. hate me . why is the music sorry. hate me. why is the music at eurovision so substandard compared to the regular charts . compared to the regular charts. i just think a lot of european music, i mean, i travel in europe a lot and i tour in europe a lot and i tour in europe a lot and i hear sort of local radio stations and they just have, um, firstly, a lot of the indigenous music is very different to, to regular pop music, which we're accustomed to, especially through, you know , american radio and what we have in the uk. , american radio and what we have in the uk . and then i think have in the uk. and then i think there's another level added that eurovision has become odd , so eurovision has become odd, so the music has become odder. i think the only, the only song i heard that vaguely has resembled in my opinion, a pop song. and i'm a sort of a pop rock writer is the irish contribution . and
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is the irish contribution. and also my mother . that's a song also my mother. that's a song you can remember the chorus to. so that's that's a pop song to me. but it's all this it's all this performance art and a lot of european countries do that. it's very melodramatic. the french in particular. it's all all very edith piaf. it's telling stories . it doesn't we telling stories. it doesn't we have an expression when we write songs in the pop world, it's please don't bore us. get to the chorus, you know, and it's got to you've got to get straight to be you've got to get straight to the point, get to the message, get the that the message, get to the bit that the people going to remember. people are going to remember. and i just get confused by eurovision songs. i really do. although notice that the although did you notice that the united did surprisingly united kingdom did surprisingly well last year? we came second, test— well last year? we came second, dwsd heeded— well last year? we came second, test heereh hw— well last year? we came second, just beaten by ukraine- grted”7 we came second, just beaten by ukraine for understandable reasons. so does our success at last— understandable reasons. so does our success at last year's dwewdsdeh— our success at last year's eurovision suggest that we've heer— eurovision suggest that we've heeh rergdweh— eurovision suggest that we've been forgiven for— eurovision suggest that we've been forgiven for brexit? never never — been forgiven for brexit? never never hed— been forgiven for brexit? never never. but sam _ been forgiven for brexit? never never. but sam ryder's- never. but sam ryder's performance was great. you know , he gave it large and the song
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was not a massive fan of the song, but it was pretty good, you know, it was a good song. it was a straightforward pop song. so yeah, i don't think they'll ever forgive us. never, never . ever forgive us. never, never. end— ever forgive us. never, never. ahd wher— ever forgive us. never, never. and what about— ever forgive us. never, never. and what about what- rtr”r; ce. never, never. and what about what about rock sher— and what about what about rock star politician— and what about what about rock star politician volodymyr zedehsdww— star politician volodymyr zelenskyy the _ star politician volodymyr zelenskyy the ukrainian eresddehd— zelenskyy the ukrainian president who wanted to address dwewdsdeh— president who wanted to address eurovision tomorrow night? but dhewdwe— eurovision tomorrow night? but rhewdwe sedd— eurovision tomorrow night? but rhew-we sedd he— eurovision tomorrow night? but they've said no .— eurovision tomorrow night? but they've said no . your reaction ? they've said no. your reaction? i they've said no. your reaction? ddhdhd— they've said no. your reaction? ddhdhd he— they've said no. your reaction? i think he should— they've said no. your reaction? i think he should have- they've said no. your reaction? i think he should have been allowed to speak because the whole point is they can't hold the final themselves . you know, the final themselves. you know, when you win and you hold next year's sort of eurovision festival and the reason they can't do it is because they're being prevented by the war inflicted upon them. so i think he should have been able to say something, maybe he he could have collaborated with the organisers as to exactly what he said and how he phrased it, but i don't think it was right that he was stopped from doing it at all. it had great relevance. all. it it had great relevance. i personally , carol, what i think personally, carol, what a thrill to have you on the show
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on this big musical weekend. look forward to catching up soon. have you— look forward to catching up soon. have you got any gigs to plug?— soon. have you got any gigs to plug? eh.— soon. have you got any gigs to plug? oh, tonnes— soon. have you got any gigs to plug? oh, tonnes _ soon. have you got any gigs to plug? oh, tonnes �*7 plug? oh, tonnes if you want to find me and throw tomatoes at me, just go on social media. we're there. just put into power. we've got facebook, twitter, insta. know, you'll twitter, insta. you know, you'll find twitter, insta. you know, you'll find us twitter, insta. you know, you'll find us one of find us. you'll find us one of the very finest singers this country has ever produced. and a brilliant person as well. - and a brilliant person as well. thank you— brilliant person as well. thank wed-eeed— brilliant person as well. thank you-carol decker.- brilliant person as well. thank you carol decker. we'll you so much, carol decker. we'll eedeh— you so much, carol decker. we'll eedeh-deed— you so much, carol decker. we'll catch rock superstar catch up soon. rock superstar eered— catch up soon. rock superstar carol decker— catch up soon. rock superstar carol decker now— catch up soon. rock superstar carol decker now keir starmer hes— carol decker now keir starmer hes sedd— carol decker now keir starmer has said that— carol decker now keir starmer has said that wokeist , who's, has said that wokeist, who's, you— has said that wokeist, who's, wew drew.— has said that wokeist, who's, you know, extreme political correctness pronouns, men being thew— correctness pronouns, men being rhew den-d— correctness pronouns, men being women, they don't matter to the eedde— women, they don't matter to the ewhdde. wedd— women, they don't matter to the public. well, i'll— women, they don't matter to the public. well, i'll be— women, they don't matter to the public. well, i'll be asking you in public. well, i'll be asking you dh e— public. well, i'll be asking you dh e seeded— public. well, i'll be asking you in a special edition of in which i in a special edition of in which d rede— in a special edition of in which d dede weer— in a special edition of in which i take your video— in a special edition of in which i take your video calls for eedders— i take your video calls for callers tonight- i take your video calls for callers tonight . and don't callers tonight. and don't roger.— callers tonight. and don't forget, coming- callers tonight. and don't forget, coming up, in my big ehdhdeh— forget, coming up, in my big eedhdeh ed— forget, coming up, in my big opinion at nine,— forget, coming up, in my big opinion at nine, the so—called edeerds— opinion at nine, the so—called exeerds whe— opinion at nine, the so—called experts who keep— opinion at nine, the so—called experts who keep getting it wrehg— experts who keep getting it wrehg eherr— experts who keep getting it wrong about brexit, britain. i wen-d— wrong about brexit, britain. i went he— wrong about brexit, britain. i won't be pulling— wrong about brexit, britain. i won't be pulling my punches. dheds— won't be pulling my punches. dheds ed— won't be pulling my punches. that's at nine.— won't be pulling my punches. that's at nine. but it's dolan heed. — that's at nine. but it's dolan heed. her-r— that's at nine. but it's dolan heed. her-d ge— that's at nine. but it's dolan next. don't go anywhere .
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my my big opinion is coming at 9:00 just my big opinion is coming at 9:00 dwsd h— my big opinion is coming at 9:00 twsr h hdhwdes— my big opinion is coming at 9:00 just 12 minutes from now and i'll just 12 minutes from now and dddd he— just 12 minutes from now and i'll be tackling— just 12 minutes from now and i'll be tackling the issue of he— i'll be tackling the issue of the exper— i'll be tackling the issue of the expert class— i'll be tackling the issue of the expert class who keep gerrdhg— the expert class who keep gerrdhg dd— the expert class who keep getting it wrong about brexit hrddedr— getting it wrong about brexit hrddedh. hur— getting it wrong about brexit britain. but first, sir keir sderrher— britain. but first, sir keir sderrher ds— britain. but first, sir keir starmer is reported to have told his starmer is reported to have told hds deem — starmer is reported to have told hds deem rhet— starmer is reported to have told his team that woke issues , you his team that woke issues, you drew.— his team that woke issues, you know, extreme— his team that woke issues, you know, extreme political correctness— know, extreme political correctness do not matter to the ewhdde— correctness do not matter to the hwhdde es— correctness do not matter to the ewhdde es he— correctness do not matter to the public as he tries— correctness do not matter to the public as he tries to build on dehewrds— public as he tries to build on labour's success.— public as he tries to build on labour's success. us in last eeds— labour's success. us in last week's local— labour's success. us in last week's local elections , the week's local elections, the heeesdrdeh — week's local elections, the opposition leader believes that the opposition leader believes that rhe redes— opposition leader believes that the tories have— opposition leader believes that the tories have made a major sdredegde— the tories have made a major strategic blunder— the tories have made a major strategic blunder in thinking rhet— strategic blunder in thinking the dees— strategic blunder in thinking that voters care— strategic blunder in thinking that voters care more about eherrers— that voters care more about matters like _ that voters care more about matters like pronouns and men hedhg— matters like pronouns and men hedhg werhrre— matters like pronouns and men being women than the cost of ddwdhg— being women than the cost of ddwdhg erdsds— being women than the cost of living crisis and— being women than the cost of living crisis and the nhs . but living crisis and the nhs. but erdddes— living crisis and the nhs. but critics yesterday— living crisis and the nhs. but critics yesterday rounded on his eeeerehd— critics yesterday rounded on his apparent dismissal of woke concerns weeks— apparent dismissal of woke concerns weeks after he provoked a concerns weeks after he provoked e hw— concerns weeks after he provoked erew hw egedh— concerns weeks after he provoked a row by again struggling to derdhe— a row by again struggling to define what— a row by again struggling to define what a— a row by again struggling to define what a woman is . well, do define what a woman is. well, do these— define what a woman is. well, do dhese dsswes— define what a woman is. well, do these issues matter? do the hwhdde— these issues matter? do the
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ewhdde ee— these issues matter? do the public care about the woke shudde— public care about the woke stuff? let's _ public care about the woke stuff? let's get— public care about the woke stuff? let's get the views of you,— stuff? let's get the views of you. my— stuff? let's get the views of you, my brilliant viewers and ddsdehers— you, my brilliant viewers and ddsdehers dr— you, my brilliant viewers and listeners in a— you, my brilliant viewers and listeners in a punchy little ehdsede— listeners in a punchy little eedsede er— listeners in a punchy little episode of daniel dolan. with me dehdghd— episode of daniel dolan. with me rehdghd .— episode of daniel dolan. with me tonight, andrew— episode of daniel dolan. with me tonight, andrew from essex, alan herr— tonight, andrew from essex, alan rrerh deredew. — tonight, andrew from essex, alan from yateley, sue— tonight, andrew from essex, alan from yateley, sue from cheshire end— from yateley, sue from cheshire ehd eddded— from yateley, sue from cheshire and addict from _ from yateley, sue from cheshire and addict from kent sue. ladies first.— and addict from kent sue. ladies rdrsr. greed— and addict from kent sue. ladies rdrsr. ereed de— and addict from kent sue. ladies first. great to have— and addict from kent sue. ladies first. great to have you back on he— first. great to have you back on the shew. — first. great to have you back on the shew. he— first. great to have you back on the show. do you— first. great to have you back on the show. do you think these wede — the show. do you think these wede dsswes— the show. do you think these woke issues matter to the hrdddsh— woke issues matter to the hrdddsh .— woke issues matter to the british . public cj�*" rt.rtr. british. public of course they do .— british. public of course they do . there's not a single person do. there's not a single person i know that doesn't talk about all the rubbish that's going on in the public domain these days. we teaching our children that ehsedwre— we teaching our children that absolute load— we teaching our children that absolute load of— we teaching our children that absolute load of nonsense. we're not absolute load of nonsense. we're hed eedweddw— absolute load of nonsense. we're not actually sticking to the reeds— not actually sticking to the reeds .— not actually sticking to the reeds . dees— not actually sticking to the facts . acas it's— not actually sticking to the facts . acas it's no wonder that facts. acas it's no wonder that ehdddreh— facts. acas it's no wonder that ehdddreh ee— facts. acas it's no wonder that children are all— facts. acas it's no wonder that children are all confused hewedews— children are all confused nowadays and- children are all confused nowadays and don't know what the hell nowadays and don't know what the hedd ds— nowadays and don't know what the hedd ds gedhg— nowadays and don't know what the hedd ds gedhg eh— nowadays and don't know what the hell is going on half the time ehd— hell is going on half the time ehd dhdhd— hell is going on half the time and think the— hell is going on half the time and think the government nearly reeds— and think the government nearly heeds de— and think the government nearly heeds re ederhh— and think the government nearly needs to clamp down. we've got a deed— needs to clamp down. we've got a deed er— needs to clamp down. we've got a load of minority— needs to clamp down. we've got a load of minority ideology being drhhesed— load of minority ideology being drheesed eh— load of minority ideology being imposed on the— load of minority ideology being imposed on the majority of the eewhrrw— imposed on the majority of the eewhrrw ehd— imposed on the majority of the country and that— imposed on the majority of the country and that is not right. dds— country and that is not right. hds ged— country and that is not right. hds ged de— country and that is not right. dds ger re stee— country and that is not right. it's got to stop .— country and that is not right. it's got to stop . and what do it's got to stop. and what do
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you— it's got to stop. and what do wew reeehdhge— it's got to stop. and what do you teaching? see what what do you teaching? see what what do wew heer— you teaching? see what what do wew hw— you teaching? see what what do you mean by minority ideology? wher— you mean by minority ideology? whed serr— you mean by minority ideology? whed serr ed— you mean by minority ideology? what sort of example— you mean by minority ideology? what sort of example would you give . well, he got the he she give. well, he got the he she rwhhdsh— give. well, he got the he she rwhhdsh .— give. well, he got the he she rubbish . you've— r; well, he got the he she rubbish . you've got the he can rubbish. you've got the he can be rubbish. you've got the he can he e— rubbish. you've got the he can he e she— rubbish. you've got the he can he e she es— rubbish. you've got the he can be a she as long— rubbish. you've got the he can be a she as long as he just puts a be a she as long as he just puts e dress— be a she as long as he just puts a dress on and— be a she as long as he just puts a dress on and puts— be a she as long as he just puts a dress on and puts lipstick on it a dress on and puts lipstick on d ds— a dress on and puts lipstick on d ds dest— a dress on and puts lipstick on d ds dwsd e— a dress on and puts lipstick on it is just a complete load of nonsense . it's— it is just a complete load of nonsense . it's andrew in essex. nonsense. it's andrew in essex. do nonsense. it's andrew in essex. he wed— nonsense. it's andrew in essex. he wed egree— nonsense. it's andrew in essex. do you agree with— nonsense. it's andrew in essex. do you agree with sue- nonsense. it's andrew in essex. do you agree with sue keir- do you agree with sue keir starmer would argue that people are much more concerned about the cost of living . uh, no . the cost of living. uh, no. think that identity is also very paramount. so i've worked with some students recently who identify as transgender and they wish to use pronouns like they and them, and that's fundamentally part of their identity. just as i identify as a neurodivergent person, the cost of living crisis is also of concern , but i do feel it's concern, but i do feel it's fundamentally important in to respect diversity . and in this respect diversity. and in this day and age, in 2023, people
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should be who they want to be and who they want to identify with . attic is in kent. attic do with. attic is in kent. attic do you— with. attic is in kent. attic do wew dhdhd— with. attic is in kent. attic do wew rhdhd dhds— with. attic is in kent. attic do you think this will— attic is in kent. attic do you think this will be a factor in you think this will be a factor dh rhe— you think this will be a factor dh rhe redd— you think this will be a factor in the next election? do you rhdhd— in the next election? do you think voters— in the next election? do you think voters will— in the next election? do you think voters will be thinking eherr— think voters will be thinking ehewd rhe— think voters will be thinking about the woke— think voters will be thinking about the woke stuff ? about the woke stuff? that's a rew— about the woke stuff? that's a werw geod— about the woke stuff? that's a very good question because it depends where the person lives and how difficult their life is, because if the daily living is difficult and need to provide, i actually not so sure that people are really , really into that are really, really into that woke culture or woke wall, whatever it is. so i think they shewdd— whatever it is. so i think they shewdd he. — whatever it is. so i think they should be. but— whatever it is. so i think they should be. but i— c so i think they should be. but i concern it ehdghr— should be. but i concern it ehdghd her— should be. but i concern it ehdghr her he— should be. but i concern it might not be so- should be. but i concern it might not be so probably what deh— might not be so probably what keir starmer— might not be so probably what keir starmer says— might not be so probably what keir starmer says it's a degree of keir starmer says it's a degree er eerreehessd— keir starmer says it's a degree of correctness simply because heese— of correctness simply because heese heedde— of correctness simply because because people don't have the dere— because people don't have the here .— because people don't have the here . rhew— because people don't have the time . they struggle with the time. they struggle with the ddde.— time. they struggle with the he hed— time. they struggle with the life, not because they're into her— life, not because they're into her ddeedegw— life, not because they're into that ideology or— life, not because they're into that ideology or basically they den-d— that ideology or basically they dehdd hewe— that ideology or basically they don't have time— that ideology or basically they don't have time to put into that edderder— don't have time to put into that attention. and— don't have time to put into that attention. and i'm— don't have time to put into that attention. and i'm very concerned— attention. and i'm very concerned about that because i'm dew— concerned about that because i'm werw eeheerhed— concerned about that because i'm very concerned that— concerned about that because i'm very concerned that keir starmer wddd— very concerned that keir starmer wddd he— very concerned that keir starmer wddd he he— very concerned that keir starmer will be the next— very concerned that keir starmer will be the next prime minister hdeed.— will be the next prime minister hdeed. aden.— will be the next prime minister
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indeed, alan, in— will be the next prime minister indeed, alan, in yateley,- will be the next prime minister 'e“ “ / indeed, alan, in yateley, surely it is a concern for keir starmer given the fact that he cannot define what a woman is. that is half of the voting . public i half of the voting. public i think the whole issue is a reshdeh— think the whole issue is a fashion statement at the moment. the fashion statement at the moment. dhe wewhgsders— fashion statement at the moment. the youngsters have— fashion statement at the moment. the youngsters have grabbed- fashion statement at the moment. the youngsters have grabbed hold of it like they grab hold of anything like we did when we were their age . and all this were their age. and all this will pass at the end of the day. common sense will rule and we'll get back to a level keel . will get back to a level keel. will we get to a level keel- r;rt t will we get to a level keel with keir sderrher— we get to a level keel with keir sderrher es— we get to a level keel with keir starmer as prime— we get to a level keel with keir starmer as prime minister? andrew— starmer as prime minister? andrew alan.— starmer as prime minister? andrew alan. alan. alan. sorry aden— andrew alan. alan. alan. sorry adeh ewhrhdhg— andrew alan. alan. alan. sorry alan cumming back to you. alan, wddd— alan cumming back to you. alan, wddd dd— alan cumming back to you. alan, wddd dd wddd— alan cumming back to you. alan, will it will it.— alan cumming back to you. alan, will it will it. will— alan cumming back to you. alan, will it will it. will it work ? will it will it. will it work? heed— will it will it. will it work? heed wddh— will it will it. will it work? back with keir— will it will it. will it work? back with keir starmer in number 10, back with keir starmer in number do. shrew— back with keir starmer in number do. swedw heddd— back with keir starmer in number 10, surely he'll be— back with keir starmer in number 10, surely he'll be the most wede— 10, surely he'll be the most wede drdrhe— 10, surely he'll be the most woke prime minister we've ever hed.— woke prime minister we've ever hed. ard— woke prime minister we've ever had. and there— woke prime minister we've ever had. and there won't be any end to had. and there won't be any end re d— had. and there won't be any end re d . — had. and there won't be any end re d . add— had. and there won't be any end re d . add d— had. and there won't be any end to it. all i can— had. and there won't be any end to it. all i can say— had. and there won't be any end to it. all i can say ,- had. and there won't be any end to it . t“ to it. all i can say, mark, is god help us all. if keir starmer
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ends up in number ten downing street . um, because i just don't street. um, because i just don't know what's going to happen and common sense, which is what this country needs at the moment . country needs at the moment. we'll just go out of the window. that's what we need. we need logic, we need common sense and let's hope another party will appear on the scene before the election. that will offer us that because the current parties are way off course . well, alan, are way off course. well, alan, you are way off course. well, alan, wew seeed— are way off course. well, alan, wew seeed rer— are way off course. well, alan, you speak for so— are way off course. well, alan, you speak for so many- rt.rtr. well, alan, you speak for so many of my ehd— you speak for so many of my viewers and listeners who do reed— viewers and listeners who do feel politically— viewers and listeners who do feel politically homeless, who ehddessdw— feel politically homeless, who endlessly email— feel politically homeless, who endlessly email me saying thew-dd— endlessly email me saying rhew-dd he— endlessly email me saying they'll be supporting richard ddee— they'll be supporting richard ddee er— they'll be supporting richard tice or laurence— they'll be supporting richard tice or laurence fox at the next edeeddeh— tice or laurence fox at the next edeeddeh .— tice or laurence fox at the next edeeddeh . she.— tice or laurence fox at the next election . sue, let's— tice or laurence fox at the next election . sue, let's go back to election. sue, let's go back to you— election. sue, let's go back to wew dh— election. sue, let's go back to you in cheshire— election. sue, let's go back to you in cheshire with regard to the you in cheshire with regard to he ewrehd— you in cheshire with regard to the current prime— you in cheshire with regard to the current prime minister rishi shred— the current prime minister rishi swhed hes— the current prime minister rishi sunak has kind— the current prime minister rishi sunak has kind of— the current prime minister rishi sunak has kind of developed ddde— sunak has kind of developed gwdde eh— sunak has kind of developed quite an anti—woke position. he sedd— quite an anti—woke position. he sedd rhet— quite an anti—woke position. he sedd her he— quite an anti—woke position. he said that he will— quite an anti—woke position. he said that he will not apologise for said that he will not apologise her sdewerw— said that he will not apologise for slavery arnie— said that he will not apologise for slavery arnie and he has sedd— for slavery arnie and he has sedd rhet— for slavery arnie and he has said that 100%_ for slavery arnie and he has said that 100% of women do not here— said that 100% of women do not here e—
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said that 100% of women do not here e herds— said that 100% of women do not here e herds .— said that 100% of women do not have a penis. so— said that 100% of women do not have a penis. so do you think dhds— have a penis. so do you think dhds wddd— have a penis. so do you think this will raise— have a penis. so do you think this will raise raise the esteem the this will raise raise the esteem rhe heedde— this will raise raise the esteem the public have— this will raise raise the esteem the public have for rishi sunak wddd— the public have for rishi sunak wddd he— the public have for rishi sunak wddd he de— the public have for rishi sunak will he do well?— the public have for rishi sunak will he do well? having an end—wede— will he do well? having an anti—woke position in i should rhdhd— anti—woke position in i should dhdhd — anti—woke position in i should dhdhd d— anti—woke position in i should think so. i think— anti—woke position in i should think so. i think at- anti—woke position in i should think so. i think at least half the population will will appreciate the fact that he's willing to stand by their safe spaces and actually know what they are after all. again him, as well as keir starmer are married to a woman and it's amazing that keir starmer can't work out what one is. it is age and i think, you know, it is a good point for the tories yeah , good point for the tories yeah, i'd like to come back to you now. andrew. i mean, the bottom dhe— now. andrew. i mean, the bottom ddhe ds— now. andrew. i mean, the bottom ddhe ds rhet— now. andrew. i mean, the bottom ddhe ds the se— now. andrew. i mean, the bottom line is that so many— andrew. i mean, the bottom line is that so many of my viewers and— line is that so many of my viewers and listeners are sick of viewers and listeners are sick er eeddrdeed— viewers and listeners are sick of political correctness . of political correctness. dhewdre— of political correctness. they're sick— of political correctness. they're sick of pronouns. now they're— they're sick of pronouns. now rhew-re edse— they're sick of pronouns. now they're also sick— they're sick of pronouns. now they're also sick of like great deeds— they're also sick of like great heeds ddde— they're also sick of like great books like charlie and the eheeedede— books like charlie and the chocolate factory being rewrdrdeh— chocolate factory being rewritten by— chocolate factory being rewritten by sensitivity readers or rewritten by sensitivity readers er herdhg— rewritten by sensitivity readers er herdhg sehgs— rewritten by sensitivity readers or having songs like swing low, sweet— or having songs like swing low, sweet chariot— or having songs like swing low, sweet chariot chariot or delay hedhg— sweet chariot chariot or delay being cancelled. _ sweet chariot chariot or delay being cancelled. the public,
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andrew.— being cancelled. the public, andrew, have— being cancelled. the public, andrew, have had enough . well, i andrew, have had enough. well, i dhdhd— andrew, have had enough. well, i dhdhd rhet— andrew, have had enough. well, i think that there _ andrew, have had enough. well, i think that there is— andrew, have had enough. well, i think that there is a need for he— think that there is a need for he se— think that there is a need for he er— think that there is a need for the use of pronouns, but in terms— the use of pronouns, but in terms er— the use of pronouns, but in terms of rewriting books, i know it terms of rewriting books, i know dd hes— terms of rewriting books, i know dd hes heer— terms of rewriting books, i know it has been covered on other shews— it has been covered on other shews eh— it has been covered on other shews err eh— it has been covered on other shows on gb news that you know , shows on gb news that you know, on shows on gb news that you know, err dhe— shows on gb news that you know, on the breakfast— shows on gb news that you know, on the breakfast show and on wddh— on the breakfast show and on wddh eh— on the breakfast show and on with on saturday— on the breakfast show and on with on saturday morning show a eewede— with on saturday morning show a eewede er— with on saturday morning show a couple of months— with on saturday morning show a couple of months ago. crtr couple of months ago. but i do deed— couple of months ago. but i do deed rhet— couple of months ago. but i do feel that, you know , we need to feel that, you know, we need to have a society where everyone's views are respected and, you know, you know, people have the right to be able to debate things and that was what draw me in the first place. gb news when you in the first place. gb news when wew dewhehed— in the first place. gb news when you launched coming— in the first place. gb news when you launched coming up- “ �*7 t gb news when you launched coming up to two weers— you launched coming up to two weers ege— you launched coming up to two weers ege. se— you launched coming up to two weers ege. se d— you launched coming up to two years ago, so i can— you launched coming up to two years ago, so i can understand some concerns, but as a 40 year edd— some concerns, but as a 40 year edd heh— some concerns, but as a 40 year edd .,_ some concerns, but as a 40 year edd ., .,_ some concerns, but as a 40 year edd ., ., d— some concerns, but as a 40 year old man, i, i, i feel— some concerns, but as a 40 year old man, i, i, i feel that it's dhherrehd— old man, i, i, i feel that it's important that— old man, i, i, i feel that it's important that my voice is heerd. — important that my voice is heerd. and.— important that my voice is heard. and, you- important that my voice is heard. ' “c t important that my voice is- heard. and, you know, i live in a conservative area and i voted for the female conservative lady who's been in the area governing for 20 years. and i think rishi is too wealthy to be prime minister, to be blunt. well,
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look , adic will give- “ well, look , adic will give you more look, adic will give you more dhe— look, adic will give you more here herd— look, adic will give you more time next time.— look, adic will give you more time next time. my thanks to ahde— time next time. my thanks to ahde rrerh — time next time. my thanks to adic from kent— time next time. my thanks to adic from kent sue in cheshire, aden— adic from kent sue in cheshire, adeh dh— adic from kent sue in cheshire, alan in yateley— adic from kent sue in cheshire, alan in yateley and andrew in dsse.— alan in yateley and andrew in dsse. wher— alan in yateley and andrew in dsse. whed e— alan in yateley and andrew in essex. what a great debate. i'll get essex. what a great debate. i'll ged de— essex. what a great debate. i'll get re weer— essex. what a great debate. i'll get to your thoughts very sherddw. — get to your thoughts very shortly. mark— get to your thoughts very shortly. mark at gb news .uk in my shortly. mark at gb news .uk in rrw rede— shortly. mark at gb news .uk in rrw dede ed— shortly. mark at gb news .uk in my rede ed reh— shortly. mark at gb news .uk in my take at ten, as— shortly. mark at gb news .uk in my take at ten, as net migration is my take at ten, as net migration ds sed— my take at ten, as net migration ds sed de— my take at ten, as net migration ds sed re dee— my take at ten, as net migration ds sed re reh e— my take at ten, as net migration is set to top a million people rhds— is set to top a million people dhds weer— is set to top a million people dhds weer .— is set to top a million people we weer. ddd— is set to top a million people this year , i'll be— is set to top a million people this year , i'll be dealing with this year, i'll be dealing with the archbishop— this year, i'll be dealing with the archbishop of canterbury, wede — the archbishop of canterbury, wede wedhw— the archbishop of canterbury, wede wedhw .— the archbishop of canterbury, woke welby , who wants more. but woke welby, who wants more. but herd. — woke welby, who wants more. but herd. dh— woke welby, who wants more. but herd. dh ehw— woke welby, who wants more. but herd. dh my hdg— woke welby, who wants more. but next, in my big opinion, the se—eedded— next, in my big opinion, the so—called experts who keep gerrdhg— so—called experts who keep gerrdhg dd— so—called experts who keep getting it wrong— so—called experts who keep getting it wrong about brexit hrddedr—
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next i next ulezi i next ulez. i next. ulez. it's i were- ulez. it's friday i were— ulez. it's friday night. iwerd— ulez. it's friday night. it's hoe.— ulez. it's friday night. it's hoe. ard— ulez. it's friday night. it's 9:00. and this— ulez. it's friday night. it's 9:00. and this is mark dolan dehdghd— 9:00. and this is mark dolan rehdghd dh— 9:00. and this is mark dolan rehdghr dh my— 9:00. and this is mark dolan tonight in my big opinion, the se—eedded— tonight in my big opinion, the so—called experts who keep gerrdhg— so—called experts who keep gerrdhg dd— so—called experts who keep getting it wrong— so—called experts who keep getting it wrong about brexit, hrddedh— getting it wrong about brexit, hrddedh .— getting it wrong about brexit, hrddedh . ehw— getting it wrong about brexit, britain , my mark meets guest is britain, my mark meets guest is hededddhg— britain, my mark meets guest is modelling icon— britain, my mark meets guest is modelling icon samantha fox. i'll modelling icon samantha fox. dddd he— modelling icon samantha fox. dddd he esddhg— modelling icon samantha fox. i'll be asking her— modelling icon samantha fox. i'll be asking her should the hrdhg— i'll be asking her should the sun bring back— i'll be asking her should the sun bring back page three? and it sun bring back page three? and dd hdghd— sun bring back page three? and dr hdghd rede— sun bring back page three? and it might take at— sun bring back page three? and it might take at ten as net hdgrerdeh— it might take at ten as net hdgrerdeh ds— it might take at ten as net migration is set- it might take at ten as net migration is set to top a ehddddeh— migration is set to top a million people this year. that's rdghd. — million people this year. that's rdghd. a— million people this year. that's right. a million— million people this year. that's right. a million people. i'll be deeddhg— right. a million people. i'll be deeddhg wddh— right. a million people. i'll be dealing with the— right. a million people. i'll be dealing with the archbishop of eehderhwrw— dealing with the archbishop of canterbury woke— dealing with the archbishop of canterbury woke welby, who wants even more. se- even more. he e- even more. so a very busy even more.- so a very busy two hours to dds— so a very busy two hours to come. it's friday— so a very busy two hours to come. it's friday night, so do put— come. it's friday night, so do
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ewr seherhdhg— come. it's friday night, so do put something cold and fizzy in the put something cold and fizzy in he rrddge— put something cold and fizzy in he rrddge er— put something cold and fizzy in the fridge or fire— put something cold and fizzy in the fridge or fire up the kettle ehd— the fridge or fire up the kettle ehd reds— the fridge or fire up the kettle and let's make— the fridge or fire up the kettle and let's make this a night to remember lots— and let's make this a night to remember lots to _ and let's make this a night to remember lots to get through, dhedwddhg— remember lots to get through, dhedwddhg my— remember lots to get through, including my big— remember lots to get through, including my big opinion next. but including my big opinion next. hed ddrsd— including my big opinion next. but first, the— including my big opinion next. but first, the headline is with reddehe— but first, the headline is with tatiana sanchez— but first, the headline is with tatiana sanchez .— but first, the headline is with tatiana sanchez . mark thank you tatiana sanchez. mark thank you rew— tatiana sanchez. mark thank you rerw hweh— tatiana sanchez. mark thank you rerw hweh ehd— tatiana sanchez. mark thank you very much and good evening. dhds— very much and good evening. dhds ds— very much and good evening. dhds ds dhe— very much and good evening. this is the latest— very much and good evening. this is the latest from - very much and good evening. this is the latest from the- this is the latest from the newsroom. passengers have faced widespread disruption today due to the latest round of train strikes . members of the aslef strikes. members of the aslef union have been walking out at more than a dozen train operators a running operators in a 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 31st of may and june the 3rd, the day of the fa cup final at wembley. and june the 3rd, the day of the fa cup final at wembley . rail fa cup final at wembley. rail minister huw merriman told gb news the strikes are disappointing . arnie we have disappointing. arnie we have been able to facilitate an offer which has been put to the union leaders and the problem we've
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got is that they won't put it forward to their members. similar offers have been put rerwerd— similar offers have been put rerwerd re— similar offers have been put forward to other— similar offers have been put forward to other members of ehd— forward to other members of unions and they've accepted rherh. — unions and they've accepted rherh. -degde- unions and they've accepted them. logic would dictate them. so no logic would dictate if them. so no logic would dictate dr-whdeh— them. so no logic would dictate if-union leaders— them. so no logic would dictate if union leaders did the if the union leaders did the same,.could_ if the union leaders did the same,.could see- if the union leaders did the same, could see an end to same, we could see an end to dhds— same, we could see an end to dhds eeddeh. — same, we could see an end to this action. and— same, we could see an end to this action. and i'm really serrw— this action. and i'm really serrw rer— this action. and i'm really serrw rer edd— this action. and i'm really sorry for all passengers who here— sorry for all passengers who have-disrupted- sorry for all passengers who have disrupted today . have been disrupted today. weehwhdde.— have been disrupted today. meanwhile,-sunak- have been disrupted today. | meanwhile,-sunak says have been disrupted today. - meanwhile,-sunak says he's meanwhile, rishi sunak says he's disappointed with the decision to block ukrainian president vladimir zelenskyy from addressing the eurovision song contest. the block is due to concerns from organisers that an address could politicise the event. the ukrainian president wanted to urge the global audience to continue supporting his country against russia's invasion. but 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 three years to complete. in a separate case, a labour mp has reported one of her party
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colleagues to the police for alleged sexual assault. sir keir starmer is urging anyone within the party with concerns to come forward. well, look, i think all of forward. well, look, i think all er these— forward. well, look, i think all of these allegations- : well, look, i think all of these allegations have to be redee— of these allegations have to be taken extremely— of these allegations have to be taken extremely seriously and they— taken extremely seriously and dhew ee— taken extremely seriously and they are taken— taken extremely seriously and they are taken seriously by me ehd— they are taken seriously by me ehd hw— they are taken seriously by me ehd hw rhe— they are taken seriously by me and by the party-— they are taken seriously by me and by the party. i do understand- and by the party. i do understand from my experience as ehder— understand from my experience as ehder ereseewder— understand from my experience as chief prosecutor how difficult it chief prosecutor how difficult dd ds— chief prosecutor how difficult dd ds rer— chief prosecutor how difficult it is for people— chief prosecutor how difficult it is for people to come forward . ard— it is for people to come forward . ahd dheds— it is for people to come forward . and that's among— it is for people to come forward . and that's among the reasons dhed— . and that's among the reasons the we— . and that's among the reasons the we hede— . and that's among the reasons that we made our— . and that's among the reasons that we made our process eehederedw— that we made our process completely independent . so it's completely independent. so it's not completely independent. so it's her e— completely independent. so it's not a political— completely independent. so it's not a political process anymore. hur— not a political process anymore. hed wher— not a political process anymore. hed wher d— not a political process anymore. but what i would— not a political process anymore. but what i would say is that i encourage anybody to come rerwerd— encourage anybody to come rerwerd ehd— encourage anybody to come forward and to— encourage anybody to come forward and to feel that they're sweeerred— forward and to feel that they're supported through that independent process . supported through that- independent process . pakistan's independent process. pakistan's er—prdhe— independent process. pakistan's ex—prime minister, imran khan has been released on bail for two weeks. khan left the court heading towards his hometown, lahore. the decision from the high court in islamabad comes a day after the supreme court ruled his arrest on corruption charges was illegal. the events earlier this week have sparked unrest in the country, with almost 2000 people arrested so far . imran
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almost 2000 people arrested so far. imran khan denies any wrongdoing . and finally, the wrongdoing. and finally, the government has defended tests for year six students in england after a paper in this week's sats exam left some pupils in tears . sats exam 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 11 year olds. however, today the department for education said the tests are designed to be challenging . one head teacher at challenging. one head teacher at a primary school in cheshire has written to her local mp , written to her local mp, expressing concern about the negative impact of the exams on the mental health and wellbeing of her pupils . tv online dab+ of her pupils. tv online dab+ radio and on tune in. this is gb news. now it's back to . news. now it's back to. mark my news. now it's back to. mark my thanks to tatiana sanchez, who returns in an hour's time. we've got a great team for you
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dhds— we've got a great team for you dhds rrddew— we've got a great team for you this friday night.— we've got a great team for you this friday night. my personal dhehds— this friday night. my personal dhehds de— this friday night. my personal thanks to make— this friday night. my personal thanks to make up artist shelley . we— thanks to make up artist shelley . we srerred— thanks to make up artist shelley . we started at— thanks to make up artist shelley . we started at 4:00 this herdhg— . we started at 4:00 this morning when- . we started at 4:00 this morning when i to mark dolan rehdghr— morning when i to mark dolan rehdghr ehd— morning when i to mark dolan tonight and we've got that rrddew— tonight and we've got that friday feeling— tonight and we've got that friday feeling in my big opinion the so—called_ friday feeling in my big opinion the so—called experts who keep gerrdhg— the so—called experts who keep gerrdhg dr— the so—called experts who keep gerrdhg dr wrehg— the so—called experts who keep getting it wrong about brexit hrddedh— getting it wrong about brexit hrddedh es— getting it wrong about brexit britain as ministers fear net hdgrerdeh— britain as ministers fear net migration will— britain as ministers fear net migration will reach a million dhds— migration will reach a million dhds weer.— migration will reach a million this year. that's— migration will reach a million this year. that's right. a ehddddeh— this year. that's right. a million people in one year. have we dest— million people in one year. have we lost control— million people in one year. have we lost control of— million people in one year. have we lost control of our borders? my we lost control of our borders? my herd— we lost control of our borders? my herd meets— we lost control of our borders? my mark meets guest is modelling deer— my mark meets guest is modelling sehehrhe— my mark meets guest is modelling icon samantha fox.— my mark meets guest is modelling icon samantha fox. i'll be esddhg— icon samantha fox. i'll be esddhg her.— icon samantha fox. i'll be asking her, should the sun bring heed— asking her, should the sun bring heed hege— asking her, should the sun bring back page three?— asking her, should the sun bring back page three? it might take a ten back page three? it might take a den es— back page three? it might take a den es hed— back page three? it might take a ten as net migration as i hehddehed.— ten as net migration as i mentioned, is- ten as net migration as i mentioned, is set to reach a redder.— mentioned, is set to reach a ehddddeh. ddd— mentioned, is set to reach a million. i'll be— mentioned, is set to reach a million. i'll be dealing with he— million. i'll be dealing with the archbishop— million. i'll be dealing with the archbishop of canterbury. wede— the archbishop of canterbury. wede wedhw. — the archbishop of canterbury. woke welby, who wants even more . in woke welby, who wants even more . dh rehdghr-s— woke welby, who wants even more . in tonight's newsmaker , why is . in tonight's newsmaker, why is the australian— . in tonight's newsmaker, why is the australian equivalent of the hee— the australian equivalent of the here eddeeddhg— the australian equivalent of the bbc attacking king charles? it's sheeddhg— bbc attacking king charles? it's shocking stuff.— bbc attacking king charles? it's shocking stuff. we'll go live to swdhew— shocking stuff. we'll go live to swdhew deter— shocking stuff. we'll go live to swdhew derer dh— shocking stuff. we'll go live to sydney later in the show to find out sydney later in the show to find ewr .— sydney later in the show to find ewr . dew.— sydney later in the show to find out. now, mark— sydney later in the show to find out. now, mark dolan tonight is the out. now, mark dolan tonight is he hehe— out. now, mark dolan tonight is he herre er— out. now, mark dolan tonight is the home of the— out. now, mark dolan tonight is the home of the papers with
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tomorrow's front— the home of the papers with tomorrow's front pages at ereeddw— tomorrow's front pages at exactly 1030. _ tomorrow's front pages at exactly 1030. and we'll be dedhed— exactly 1030. and we'll be tedhed by— exactly 1030. and we'll be joined by three _ exactly 1030. and we'll be joined by three top pundits who herehdd— joined by three top pundits who herehdd heer— joined by three top pundits who haven't been told— joined by three top pundits who haven't been told what to say ehd— haven't been told what to say ehd whe— haven't been told what to say and who don't— haven't been told what to say and who don't follow the script rehdghr.— and who don't follow the script rehdghr. deh— and who don't follow the script tonight. i'm delighted to redeem— tonight. i'm delighted to welcome lizzie zaetta aidan hegee— welcome lizzie zaetta aidan hegee ehd— welcome lizzie zaetta aidan magee and emma woolf . tonight, magee and emma woolf. tonight, i'll magee and emma woolf. tonight, dddd he— magee and emma woolf. tonight, dddd he esddhg— magee and emma woolf. tonight, i'll be asking the— magee and emma woolf. tonight, i'll be asking the pundits , is i'll be asking the pundits, is hrdhg— i'll be asking the pundits, is ddrdhg wddh— i'll be asking the pundits, is living with your— i'll be asking the pundits, is living with your parents to here stewe— living with your parents to here srewe sheedd— living with your parents to here stay? should fat— living with your parents to here stay? should fat people have sheedd— stay? should fat people have special rights?— stay? should fat people have special rights? and as a dewdwher— special rights? and as a youtuber crashes a plane for eddeds— youtuber crashes a plane for eddeds. ewr— youtuber crashes a plane for clicks, our young _ youtuber crashes a plane for clicks, our young people idiots . dres— clicks, our young people idiots . hdws weer— clicks, our young people idiots . plus your emails— clicks, our young people idiots . plus your emails especially dhe— . plus your emails especially the sedew— . plus your emails especially the sedew — . plus your emails especially the spicy ones. mark@gbnews.uk this the spicy ones. mark@gbnews.uk dhds shew— the spicy ones. mark@gbnews.uk dhds shew hes— the spicy ones. mark@gbnews.uk dhds shew hes e— the spicy ones. mark@gbnews.uk this show has a golden rule . we this show has a golden rule. we dendr— this show has a golden rule. we dehdd de— this show has a golden rule. we don't do boring.— this show has a golden rule. we don't do boring. not on my watch . i don't do boring. not on my watch . ddwsd— don't do boring. not on my watch . dtwsd wen-r— don't do boring. not on my watch . i just won't have— don't do boring. not on my watch . i just won't have it— don't do boring. not on my watch . i just won't have it very eredded— . i just won't have it very excited about— . i just won't have it very excited about tonight's show. ereg— excited about tonight's show. ereg ehd— excited about tonight's show. greg and sebastian are at the hehe— greg and sebastian are at the hedrh. reds— greg and sebastian are at the hedrh. deds ged— greg and sebastian are at the helm. let's get to— greg and sebastian are at the helm. let's get to work and deds— helm. let's get to work and deds sherr— helm. let's get to work and let's start with— helm. let's get to work and let's start with my big opinion . eees.— let's start with my big opinion . eees. thew— let's start with my big opinion . eees. rhew ddd— let's start with my big opinion . oops, they did it— let's start with my big opinion . oops, they did it again . those . oops, they did it again. those ewhed— . oops, they did it again. those prized numpties_ . oops, they did it again. those prized numpties at the bank of dhgdehd— prized numpties at the bank of dhgdehd whe— prized numpties at the bank of england who were asleep at the wheed— england who were asleep at the wheed dwrdhg— england who were asleep at the wheel during the— england who were asleep at the
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wheel during the pandemic hrdhrdhg— wheel during the pandemic printing money and allowing dhrdeddeh— printing money and allowing inflation to— printing money and allowing inflation to get— printing money and allowing inflation to get out of control, here — inflation to get out of control, here ew— inflation to get out of control, have now admitted they've got her— have now admitted they've got their predictions— have now admitted they've got their predictions for the hrdrdsh— their predictions for the british economy complete wrong, ehehgdhg— british economy complete wrong, ehehgdhg rhedr— british economy complete wrong, changing their forecasts of a weer— changing their forecasts of a weer deng— changing their forecasts of a year long recession to the hdggesd— year long recession to the biggest upgrade of growth in hdsderw— biggest upgrade of growth in hdsderw .— biggest upgrade of growth in hdsrerw . were— biggest upgrade of growth in history . we've had years of this history. we've had years of this herr— history. we've had years of this from hardline,_ history. we've had years of this from hardline, intolerant remainers like alastair earthen.— remainers like alastair campbell, who last night ddsgreeed— campbell, who last night disgraced himself with a pack of lies disgraced himself with a pack of ddes eh— disgraced himself with a pack of lies on national— disgraced himself with a pack of lies on national tv, including a deer— lies on national tv, including a ededrh rhet— lies on national tv, including a claim that the— lies on national tv, including a claim that the uk— lies on national tv, including a claim that the uk parliament eewdd— claim that the uk parliament could somehow— claim that the uk parliament could somehow change eu laws. wher— could somehow change eu laws. when we— could somehow change eu laws. when we wee— could somehow change eu laws. when we were in— could somehow change eu laws. when we were in the bloc. not dhe.— when we were in the bloc. not rrwe. ard— when we were in the bloc. not true. and that— when we were in the bloc. not true. and that our— when we were in the bloc. not true. and that our economy has shredd— true. and that our economy has shrwhd by— true. and that our economy has shrwhd by d. — true. and that our economy has shrunk by 4. take— true. and that our economy has shrunk by 4. take a listen to hdee— shrunk by 4. take a listen to her reeeerdhg— shrunk by 4. take a listen to him repeating that nonsense here. — him repeating that nonsense here. dd— him repeating that nonsense here. if you've— him repeating that nonsense here. if you've had- him repeating that nonsense here. �*7 “edc fitttx c here. if you've had brexit already taking 4% of the 4% chunk out of the economy , which chunk out of the economy, which means £40 billion less for pubuc means £40 billion less for public services, then when you suddenly discover that this crazy commitment that you made is actually going to hurt your trade and economy even more . trade and economy even more. well, let me tell you that he sexed— well, let me tell you that he sered wh— well, let me tell you that he sered up her—
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well, let me tell you that he sexed up that dossier, campbell redded— sexed up that dossier, campbell redded re— sexed up that dossier, campbell failed to point— sexed up that dossier, campbell failed to point out— sexed up that dossier, campbell failed to point out that the hdghdw— failed to point out that the highly contested figure of 4% was a projection— highly contested figure of 4% was a projection in which, like so was a projection in which, like se hedw— was a projection in which, like se ehehw er— was a projection in which, like so many of the— was a projection in which, like so many of the other projections,- so many of the other projections, will doubtless be eehederedw— projections, will doubtless be completely wrong . in 2016, the completely wrong. in 2016, the dddes— completely wrong. in 2016, the dddes er— completely wrong. in 2016, the likes of campbell— completely wrong. in 2016, the likes of campbell and what i'm eedddhg— likes of campbell and what i'm eedddhg dhe— likes of campbell and what i'm calling the expert— likes of campbell and what i'm calling the expert class, ereddeded — calling the expert class, predicted that if brexit heeeered— predicted that if brexit happened, there would be a hdghd— happened, there would be a rddghd er— happened, there would be a flight of capital, mass unemployment, a recession and a eeddehse— unemployment, a recession and a eeddeese dh— unemployment, a recession and a eeddeese dh dhe— unemployment, a recession and a collapse in the housing market. heddghrrwddw— collapse in the housing market. delightfully none— collapse in the housing market. delightfully none of that came to delightfully none of that came re pess— delightfully none of that came re hess .— delightfully none of that came re eess . dhe— delightfully none of that came to pass . the voices of doom to pass. the voices of doom eehddhweddw— to pass. the voices of doom continually predicting the derhdse— continually predicting the derhdse er— continually predicting the demise of brexit britain are eehrdhweddw— demise of brexit britain are continually being proved wrong, and continually being proved wrong, ehd dds— continually being proved wrong, end dds wedh— continually being proved wrong, and it's worth remembering that the and it's worth remembering that he dd— and it's worth remembering that he dd hes— and it's worth remembering that the uk has enjoyed the highest rede— the uk has enjoyed the highest rede er— the uk has enjoyed the highest rede er grewdh— the uk has enjoyed the highest rate of growth in— the uk has enjoyed the highest rate of growth in the g7 for the des— rate of growth in the g7 for the desr dwe— rate of growth in the g7 for the desr dwe wees — rate of growth in the g7 for the last two years. if— rate of growth in the g7 for the last two years. if this is what herd— last two years. if this is what brexit disaster— last two years. if this is what brexit disaster looks like , brexit disaster looks like, hrdhg— brexit disaster looks like, hrdhg dd— brexit disaster looks like, hrdhg dr — brexit disaster looks like, bring it on. what is so dehgerews— bring it on. what is so dangerous about this? in my rdew— dangerous about this? in my view, politically— dangerous about this? in my view, politically motivated hegerdrdrw— view, politically motivated negativity around britain is her— negativity around britain is her dds— negativity around britain is her dds e— negativity around britain is that it's a self—fulfilling ereeheew— that it's a self—fulfilling ereeheew .— that it's a self—fulfilling prophecy - if_ that it's a self—fulfilling prophecy . if you keep talking prophecy. if you keep talking a eewhrrw— prophecy. if you keep talking a eewhrrw dewh.— prophecy. if you keep talking a country down, then down it will go country down, then down it will ge dhe— country down, then down it will ge rhe dddes— country down, then down it will
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ge rhe dddes er— country down, then down it will go the likes of the— country down, then down it will go the likes of the bank of hegerd— go the likes of the bank of dhgdehd. dhe— go the likes of the bank of england, the oecd and the imf here— england, the oecd and the imf here heer— england, the oecd and the imf have been wrong— england, the oecd and the imf have been wrong more times than heer— have been wrong more times than heeh eehhew— have been wrong more times than heeh eehhew eh— have been wrong more times than dean gaffney on mastermind. why why— dean gaffney on mastermind. why whw ee— dean gaffney on mastermind. why whw we— dean gaffney on mastermind. why why are we still— dean gaffney on mastermind. why why are we still listening to theme— why are we still listening to heme hud— why are we still listening to them? put gaffney in charge erg if them? put gaffney in charge erg h they— them? put gaffney in charge erg h dhew hed— them? put gaffney in charge erg if they had taken— them? put gaffney in charge erg if they had taken a— them? put gaffney in charge erg if they had taken a more eewrdews— if they had taken a more cautious or— if they had taken a more cautious or even dare i say it, ehddrhdsdde— cautious or even dare i say it, optimistic view— cautious or even dare i say it, optimistic view of— cautious or even dare i say it, optimistic view of the british eeeherhw— optimistic view of the british eeeerhw rhet— optimistic view of the british economy that would spark investment— economy that would spark investment and business eehrddehee— investment and business eehrddehee .— investment and business confidence . but instead they're confidence. but instead they're happy— confidence. but instead they're happy to— confidence. but instead they're happy to participate in the lie dhed— happy to participate in the lie that britain— happy to participate in the lie that britain is— happy to participate in the lie that britain is on— happy to participate in the lie that britain is on a path of deng— that britain is on a path of dehg derm— that britain is on a path of long term decline . well, once long term decline. well, once egedh— long term decline. well, once egedh. thew-re— long term decline. well, once again, they're eating their wds— again, they're eating their words. perhaps they should take off words. perhaps they should take eh dhedr— words. perhaps they should take off their brexit— words. perhaps they should take off their brexit blinkers . as off their brexit blinkers. as i'll off their brexit blinkers. as dddd he— off their brexit blinkers. as i'll be honest— off their brexit blinkers. as i'll be honest ,_ off their brexit blinkers. as i'll be honest, i'm beginning to egree— i'll be honest, i'm beginning to egree wddh— i'll be honest, i'm beginning to agree with michael gove. doesn't heheeh— agree with michael gove. doesn't heeeeh eheh— agree with michael gove. doesn't heeeeh erreh .— agree with michael gove. doesn't happen often . must be a leap happen often. must be a leap weer.— happen often. must be a leap weer. dre— happen often. must be a leap weer. d-re hed— happen often. must be a leap year. i've had enough of ereerds— year. i've had enough of experts, particularly after three— experts, particularly after three weers— experts, particularly after three years of— experts, particularly after three years of a pandemic sherrhdes— three years of a pandemic shambles, in— three years of a pandemic shambles, in which covid hededddhg— shambles, in which covid modelling predictions for the rdrws— modelling predictions for the virus were about— modelling predictions for the virus were about as accurate as a virus were about as accurate as e eew— virus were about as accurate as e eew herdew— virus were about as accurate as a gary barlow tax— virus were about as accurate as a gary barlow tax return could it a gary barlow tax return could dd he— a gary barlow tax return could dd he hegdee— a gary barlow tax return could it be magic? no,— a gary barlow tax return could it be magic? no, gary, just a dodgy_ it be magic? no, gary, just a dodgy accountant relight my the. — dodgy accountant relight my the. dre— dodgy accountant relight my
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the ddre ged— dodgy accountant relight my fire. i've got some receipts to here.— fire. i've got some receipts to hum. se— fire. i've got some receipts to hum. se whw— fire. i've got some receipts to burn, so why did— fire. i've got some receipts to burn, so why did the poor covid eredderdehs— burn, so why did the poor covid predictions matter— burn, so why did the poor covid predictions matter ? well, predictions matter? well, heese— predictions matter? well, because nonsense projections of heh— because nonsense projections of hedr e— because nonsense projections of half a million— because nonsense projections of half a million deaths from the rdrws— half a million deaths from the virus as suggested by the philandering_ virus as suggested by the philandering prof. neil ferguson serr— philandering prof. neil ferguson serrd rhe— philandering prof. neil ferguson sent the government into a total herde— sent the government into a total hehde ehd— sent the government into a total panic and shaped— sent the government into a total panic and shaped what would heee— panic and shaped what would heee dhe— panic and shaped what would become the disastrous policy of deeddewhs— become the disastrous policy of deeddewhs .— become the disastrous policy of lockdowns . is— become the disastrous policy of lockdowns . is imprisoning lockdowns. is imprisoning eerreerdw— lockdowns. is imprisoning perfectly healthy people in her— perfectly healthy people in their homes— perfectly healthy people in their homes for— perfectly healthy people in their homes for a virus her—hered— their homes for a virus non—fatal to- their homes for a virus non—fatal to most it was junk hededddhg— non—fatal to most it was junk modelling which— non—fatal to most it was junk modelling which saw this chinese eerhrhwdsd— modelling which saw this chinese communist party— modelling which saw this chinese communist party inspired policy of communist party inspired policy er deeddewhs— communist party inspired policy of lockdowns rolled out three rdhes— of lockdowns rolled out three ddrhes re— of lockdowns rolled out three times over at— of lockdowns rolled out three times over at a— of lockdowns rolled out three times over at a cost of half a wider— times over at a cost of half a hidden er— times over at a cost of half a trillion of printed— times over at a cost of half a trillion of printed money and a eeddew— trillion of printed money and a eeddew whdeh— trillion of printed money and a policy which has— trillion of printed money and a policy which has led to a heerer— policy which has led to a poorer, angrier- policy which has led to a poorer, angrier and sicker heedderdeh— poorer, angrier and sicker population with a wrecked eeeherhw— population with a wrecked economy , damaged kids and an nhs economy, damaged kids and an nhs wedddhg— economy, damaged kids and an nhs wedrdhg ddsd— economy, damaged kids and an nhs wedrdhg ddsd er— economy, damaged kids and an nhs wedrdhg ddsd er 7— economy, damaged kids and an nhs waiting list of 7 million heedde— waiting list of 7 million eeeede. edd— waiting list of 7 million people, all worth noting that excess deaths— people, all worth noting that excess deaths are currently rhrewgh— excess deaths are currently rhrewgh dhe— excess deaths are currently through the roof. a figure they were obsessed— through the roof. a figure they were obsessed with during the eehderhde. — were obsessed with during the eehderhde. hur— were obsessed with during the pandemic. but now that it's not ehwrh— pandemic. but now that it's not eovdh. thew— pandemic. but now that it's not covm, they don't— pandemic. but now that it's not covid, they don't care . the
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covid, they don't care. the erred— covid, they don't care. the expert edess— covid, they don't care. the expert class being so wrong eherr— expert class being so wrong ehewd se— expert class being so wrong about so much— expert class being so wrong about so much has good historic hreeedehd— about so much has good historic ereeedehd .— about so much has good historic precedent, including the disastrous— precedent, including the disastrous plan to shift ereerwhe— disastrous plan to shift everyone onto low fat diets in he— everyone onto low fat diets in he des— everyone onto low fat diets in he res. ses— everyone onto low fat diets in the 70s, 80s and— everyone onto low fat diets in the 70s, 80s and 90s, getting heedde— the 70s, 80s and 90s, getting eeeede eh— the 70s, 80s and 90s, getting eeeede err red— the 70s, 80s and 90s, getting people off red meat, eggs , people off red meat, eggs, hwder— people off red meat, eggs, butter, cheese— people off red meat, eggs, butter, cheese and cream . the butter, cheese and cream. the reed— butter, cheese and cream. the feed her— butter, cheese and cream. the feed her wew— butter, cheese and cream. the food that your dear old grandma ate food that your dear old grandma ere wher— food that your dear old grandma ate when everyone— food that your dear old grandma ate when everyone was thin. all of ate when everyone was thin. all er dhds— ate when everyone was thin. all er dhds greed— ate when everyone was thin. all of this great food,— ate when everyone was thin. all of this great food, these herded— of this great food, these natural ingredients were reedeeed— natural ingredients were replaced with- natural ingredients were replaced with junk like pizzas, rede.— replaced with junk like pizzas, eesre. heed— replaced with junk like pizzas, eesre. hreed .— replaced with junk like pizzas, pasta, bread , sweetened yoghurt pasta, bread, sweetened yoghurt and pasta, bread, sweetened yoghurt ehd ehwrded— pasta, bread, sweetened yoghurt and myriad other— pasta, bread, sweetened yoghurt and myriad other horrific ereeessed— and myriad other horrific processed carbohydrates. grandma was processed carbohydrates. grandma rdghd— processed carbohydrates. grandma rdghd edd— processed carbohydrates. grandma was right all along.— processed carbohydrates. grandma was right all along. i should sherr— was right all along. i should sderd e— was right all along. i should start a campaign to bring back derd. — start a campaign to bring back lard. delicious— start a campaign to bring back lard. delicious now, this huge ddederw— lard. delicious now, this huge ddererw shdh— lard. delicious now, this huge dietary shift led— lard. delicious now, this huge dietary shift led by so—called ereerds— dietary shift led by so—called ereerrs. dhe— dietary shift led by so—called experts, the expert class. but ererw— experts, the expert class. but ehehw dh— experts, the expert class. but ehehw dh dhe— experts, the expert class. but many in the pockets of both the rerrher— many in the pockets of both the farmer ceutical_ many in the pockets of both the farmer ceutical and food dhdwsrrw— farmer ceutical and food industry has— farmer ceutical and food industry has supercharged the ehesddw— industry has supercharged the obesity crisis— industry has supercharged the obesity crisis and made us sdeder— obesity crisis and made us sicker than— obesity crisis and made us sicker than ever. the experts sdy— sicker than ever. the experts
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sew sedeee— sicker than ever. the experts say science like— sicker than ever. the experts say science like expert has heee— say science like expert has become another- say science like expert has become another four letter word in become another four letter word dh eeerr— become another four letter word in recent times— become another four letter word in recent times with the ridiculous— in recent times with the ridiculous idea that the science was somehow settled on covid. go,— was somehow settled on covid. we. dd— was somehow settled on covid. we. dd wes-d— was somehow settled on covid. we. dd wes-d .— was somehow settled on covid. no, it wasn't . it's— was somehow settled on covid. no, it wasn't . it's just that no, it wasn't. it's just that derreeders— no, it wasn't. it's just that detractors were _ no, it wasn't. it's just that detractors were silenced or that the detractors were silenced or that he sddehr— detractors were silenced or that the silent science,— detractors were silenced or that the silent science, i should say,— the silent science, i should sew. ds— the silent science, i should say, is settled— the silent science, i should say, is settled on global wererdrg— say, is settled on global warming. no— say, is settled on global warming. no the science is not seddded— warming. no the science is not seddded eh— warming. no the science is not settled on global— warming. no the science is not settled on global warming, but it's settled on global warming, but dds dhds— settled on global warming, but it's this elite— settled on global warming, but it's this elite class of so—called_ it's this elite class of so—called experts, fuelled at heres— so—called experts, fuelled at trees by— so—called experts, fuelled at times by their— so—called experts, fuelled at times by their compromise or eedded— times by their compromise or even corrupt evidence who are herdhg— even corrupt evidence who are herdhg sweh— even corrupt evidence who are herdhg sweh eh— even corrupt evidence who are having such an impact on our eewrdrw— having such an impact on our eewhdrw. eh— having such an impact on our eewhrrw. err ewr— having such an impact on our country, on our lives, and on rwrwe— country, on our lives, and on rwdwre .— country, on our lives, and on rwdwre . se— country, on our lives, and on our future . so the dozy bank of our future. so the dozy bank of dhgdehd— our future. so the dozy bank of dhgdehd ee— our future. so the dozy bank of england are in— our future. so the dozy bank of england are in part responsible for england are in part responsible her he— england are in part responsible for the extent— england are in part responsible for the extent of— england are in part responsible for the extent of inflation that we're now suffering and of dhe— we're now suffering and of course, the billions that were hrdhded— course, the billions that were printed during— course, the billions that were printed during the pandemic. sege— printed during the pandemic. sege ewr— printed during the pandemic. sage our response table for the enormous damage— sage our response table for the enormous damage caused by what in enormous damage caused by what dh ehw— enormous damage caused by what dh rrw rdew— enormous damage caused by what dh rrw wes— enormous damage caused by what dh my e— enormous damage caused by what in my view was a failed attempt to in my view was a failed attempt re sdee— in my view was a failed attempt re sdee e— in my view was a failed attempt he step e rdrws— in my view was a failed attempt to stop a virus, remember, reddew— to stop a virus, remember, reddew dhe— to stop a virus, remember, follow the science as they erered— follow the science as they covered our— follow the science as they covered our faces in those werdhdess— covered our faces in those worthless, pathetic masks and nutritionists— worthless, pathetic masks and nutritionists and— worthless, pathetic masks and nutritionists and doctor experts here— nutritionists and doctor experts here eresdded— nutritionists and doctor experts have presided over an explosion
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in have presided over an explosion dh ehesdrw— have presided over an explosion dh ehesdrw ehd— have presided over an explosion in obesity and type 2 diabetes by dehehdsdhg— in obesity and type 2 diabetes by demonising animal protein and sedwreded— by demonising animal protein and sedwreded rer— by demonising animal protein and saturated fat and— by demonising animal protein and saturated fat and getting us all erre— saturated fat and getting us all ehde eerhs— saturated fat and getting us all onto carbs and— saturated fat and getting us all onto carbs and sugar. and it's ereerds— onto carbs and sugar. and it's now experts that— onto carbs and sugar. and it's now experts that are likely going— now experts that are likely gedhg de— now experts that are likely gedhg re deed— now experts that are likely going to lead us into a dwsreedeh— going to lead us into a dystopian meat free hell with reddehed— dystopian meat free hell with rationed air— dystopian meat free hell with rationed air travel, freezing hee— rationed air travel, freezing homes, no car and one cup of tea a homes, no car and one cup of tea e dew.— homes, no car and one cup of tea e dew. dr— homes, no car and one cup of tea e dew. h were— homes, no car and one cup of tea a day, if we're lucky.— homes, no car and one cup of tea a day, if we're lucky. all in ewrswdd— a day, if we're lucky. all in ewrswdd er— a day, if we're lucky. all in pursuit of net— a day, if we're lucky. all in pursuit of net zero with no dehede— pursuit of net zero with no dehede. he — pursuit of net zero with no debate, no discussion, and eerredhdw— debate, no discussion, and eehedhdw he— debate, no discussion, and certainly no votes exactly like the eehderhde— certainly no votes exactly like the pandemic erg the experts here— the pandemic erg the experts here erered— the pandemic erg the experts have proved themselves to be ehwrhdhg— have proved themselves to be ehwrhdhg hed.— have proved themselves to be anything but. they are illiberal and undemocratic— anything but. they are illiberal and undemocratic and too all eheh— and undemocratic and too all erdeh dest— and undemocratic and too all often just plain— and undemocratic and too all often just plain wrong . it's often just plain wrong. it's dhe— often just plain wrong. it's here de— often just plain wrong. it's here he hdh— often just plain wrong. it's time to bin the— often just plain wrong. it's time to bin the boffins. we'd be far time to bin the boffins. we'd be her hedder— time to bin the boffins. we'd be far better off— time to bin the boffins. we'd be far better off with— time to bin the boffins. we'd be far better off with idiots in eherge — far better off with idiots in eherge .—
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there we are. fine doing that dhe— there we are. fine doing that across the studio.— there we are. fine doing that across the studio. it's the d— across the studio. it's the exercise i need- across the studio. it's the exercise i need all the action. herd— exercise i need all the action. werddsegreee— exercise i need all the action. mar disagree? the would you disagree? the experts would ergwe— you disagree? the experts would ergee-ererhsg- you disagree? the experts would argue coverings and argue that face coverings and ehwrh— argue that face coverings and covid measures— argue that face coverings and covid measures saved thousands of covid measures saved thousands er ddres— covid measures saved thousands er ddres. dhe— covid measures saved thousands of lives. the bank— covid measures saved thousands of lives. the bank of england wewdd— of lives. the bank of england wewdd ergee— of lives. the bank of england would argue that— of lives. the bank of england would argue that their ereteeddehs— would argue that their projections were based on the dere— projections were based on the dede thew— projections were based on the dere rhew hed— projections were based on the data they had at— projections were based on the data they had at the time. it's her— data they had at the time. it's her ehw— data they had at the time. it's her my rdew— data they had at the time. it's not my view, but— data they had at the time. it's not my view, but what's yours? herd— not my view, but what's yours? mark gbnews.uk— not my view, but what's yours? mark gbnews.uk reacted to my big ehdhdeh. — mark gbnews.uk reacted to my big opihioh- rdw— mark gbnews.uk reacted to my big opihioh- rdw reh— mark gbnews.uk reacted to my big opinion. my top pundits tonight of broadcaster— opinion. my top pundits tonight of broadcaster and writer aidan hegee— of broadcaster and writer aidan hegee ewrher— of broadcaster and writer aidan magee author and presenter emma wedd— magee author and presenter emma wed ehd— magee author and presenter emma wolf and journalist— magee author and presenter emma wolf and journalist and commentator- wolf and journalist and commentator lizzie zeta, lizzie , commentator lizzie zeta, lizzie . greed— commentator lizzie zeta, lizzie . greed de— commentator lizzie zeta, lizzie . greed he see— commentator lizzie zeta, lizzie , great to see you— commentator lizzie zeta, lizzie , great to see you again. \r rt.rt , great to see you again. nice to see— , great to see you again. nice to see you. ben.— , great to see you again. nice to see you. ben. the- , great to see you again. \r rt.rt ben. the boffins . to see you. ben. the boffins. weeh— to see you. ben. the boffins. yeah, well, it has been a bit disastrous in particular the bank of england predictions because it creates a lot of fear in november. we're all going to hell on a stick and now it's predicted that growth will be
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21.2 5% as opposed to 2.5. and it's just it's not good- i7" i? 576 c i? t: and it's just it's not good because when— it's just it's not good because when heedde— it's just it's not good because when people are— it's just it's not good because when people are fearful, when heedde— when people are fearful, when eeeede ee— when people are fearful, when people are fearful, it just desdrews— people are fearful, it just destroys everything. they don't buy— destroys everything. they don't buy e— destroys everything. they don't buy e — destroys everything. they don't buy e dhew— destroys everything. they don't buy a car. “rtg ctr" , destroys everything. they don't buy a car. “rtg crt“ c r;rtr buy a car. they don't go out to dinner. they don't go on buy a car. “rtg crt“ c r;rtr c they don't go on holiday dinner. they don't go on holiday . dhew— dinner. they don't go on holiday . dhew dust— dinner. they don't go on holiday . they just hunker_ c they don't go on holiday . they just hunker down. they den-d— . they just hunker down. they dehdd de— . they just hunker down. they dehdd de dhe— . they just hunker down. they don't do the things that they eeddd— don't do the things that they eewdd he— don't do the things that they could be doing,— don't do the things that they could be doing, which then spurs on could be doing, which then spurs err dhe— could be doing, which then spurs err dhe eeeherhw— could be doing, which then spurs on the economy and i just eehederedw— on the economy and i just completely agree. you know, we've been filled with fear and dhese — we've been filled with fear and now these things— we've been filled with fear and now these things are coming up . now these things are coming up. and— now these things are coming up. add dr— now these things are coming up. add dd dust— now these things are coming up. add dd dwsd dd— now these things are coming up. and it just it really— now these things are coming up. and it just it really isn't good . dr— and it just it really isn't good . dd dshdd— and it just it really isn't good . dd dshdd geed— and it just it really isn't good . it isn't good for— and it just it really isn't good . it isn't good for me. i agree. i . it isn't good for me. i agree. d rhdhd— . it isn't good for me. i agree. ddhdhd rhet— . it isn't good for me. i agree. i think that, emma, there's a grewdhg— i think that, emma, there's a growing narrative that drives the growing narrative that drives dhe—er- growing narrative that drives the _of these - growing narrative that drives. the—of these experts the motivations of these experts . whdeh— the motivations of these experts . whdeh ds— the motivations of these experts .whdeh ds dhe— the motivations of these experts , which is the idea— the motivations of these experts , which is the idea that britain is , which is the idea that britain ds dh— , which is the idea that britain ds dh e— , which is the idea that britain ds dh e stere— , which is the idea that britain is in a state of— , which is the idea that britain is in a state of long term deeddhe. — is in a state of long term decline. and— is in a state of long term decline. ' “c c ed“c c is in a state of long term- decline. and time and time again the data proves them wrong . the data proves them wrong. yeah, but i think the key here is yeah, but i think the key here ds se—eedded— yeah, but i think the key here is so—called you— yeah, but i think the key here is so—called you know, these are the is so—called you know, these are he se—eedded— is so—called you know, these are the so—called experts that we're heerd— the so—called experts that we're heerd de— the so—called experts that we're meant to follow. _ the so—called experts that we're meant to follow. ”rt ”rt meant to follow. there are plenty of i don't think we should bin the boffins. there are plenty of experts out there who sense are. who are speaking sense who are. as the bank of england, i as for the bank of england, i dhdhd— as for the bank of england, i
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dhdhd-here— as for the bank of england, i think-have been- as for the bank of england, i think have been on crazy think they have been on a crazy weed— think they have been on a crazy dreed rer— think they have been on a crazy track for several— think they have been on a crazy track for several years, eedweddw— track for several years, actually since the pandemic, if not actually since the pandemic, if her dehger. — actually since the pandemic, if not longer. and— actually since the pandemic, if not longer. and i— actually since the pandemic, if not longer. '“c not longer. and i think they have irresponsible have been irresponsible and unaccountable. they have one simple job. you had one job, and her— simple job. you had one job, and the ds— simple job. you had one job, and the ds de— simple job. you had one job, and that is to that— simple job. you had one job, and that is to that is— simple job. you had one job, and that is to that is to— you had one job, and that is to that is to control dhrdeddeh. — that is to that is to control inflation. and— that is to that is to control inflation. and it- that is to that is to control inflation. ' “c c that is to that is to control inflation. “c c inflation. and it has been spinning wildly out of control. and no matter what you say, oh, it's coming down. you've been sewdhg— it's coming down. you've been sewdhg rhet— it's coming down. you've been sewdhg her her— it's coming down. you've been saying that for years. - c rt.rt“ “r; : you've been saying that for years. it's eerhdhg— saying that for years. it's coming down.— saying that for years. it's coming down. trust me, it's eerhdhg— coming down. trust me, it's eerhdhg-hehdd- coming down. trust me, it's coming don't see inflation coming down. trust me, it's coming down. don't see inflation coming down. trust me, it's coming down. : ;ee inflation coming down. trust me, it's coming down. : tr”rt.rtflation coming down. food price inflation is coming down. inflation is not coming down. it's like everton. it's going down. yes. yes. by end of down. yes. yes. by the end of the year. and you know what? the weer—ewr.— the year. and you know what? the weer—ewr. hed— the year. and you know what? the weer—ewr. hed by- the year. and you know what? the year-out, but by the- year is running out, but by the ehd— year is running out, but by the end-weer.— year is running out, but by the end-year, inflation- year is running out, but by the end year, inflation is end of the year, inflation is going— end of the year, inflation is gedhg de— end of the year, inflation is gedhg he he— end of the year, inflation is going to be back to 2. well, ddd— going to be back to 2. well, dddd he— going to be back to 2. well, dddd he heed— going to be back to 2. well, i'll be back here— going to be back to 2. well, i'll be back here at the end of he— i'll be back here at the end of he weer— i'll be back here at the end of the weer ehd— i'll be back here at the end of the weer ehd d— i'll be back here at the end of the year and i want it well, i werr— the year and i want it well, i went dd— the year and i want it well, i went dd de— the year and i want it well, i want it to be— the year and i want it well, i want it to be at— the year and i want it well, i want it to be at 2,- the year and i want it well, i want it to be at 2, but it'll sdddd— want it to be at 2, but it'll srddd he— want it to be at 2, but it'll still be around— want it to be at 2, but it'll still be around 14, 17. 'c want it to be at 2, but it'll still be around 14,17. g rt“ still be around 14, 17. at which rehd— still be around 14, 17. at which redhdlwddd— still be around 14, 17. at which point will have egg my point i will have egg on my face. what you think about face. what do you think about this, aidan? i mean, most of these organisations that made these organisations that made these predictions could these predictions and i could see was see back in 2016 that there was something not right about them. i read around it quite a lot, hud— i read around it quite a lot, hed-hedhdw— i read around it quite a lot, but mainly remain but their mainly remain sympathetic— but their mainly remain sympathetic organisations. if herd— sympathetic organisations. if. brexit—everything sympathetic organisations. if brexit promised everything sympathetic organisations. if brexit promised in everything sympathetic organisations. if brexit promised in the erything sympathetic organisations. if brexit promised in the lastling sympathetic organisations. if brexit years, sed in the lastling sympathetic organisations. if brexit years, ifd in the lastling sympathetic organisations. if brexit years, if itin the lastling sympathetic organisations. if brexit years, if it hade lastling
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seven years, if it had delivered,— seven years, if it had delivered, you know, unlimited ereseerddw— delivered, you know, unlimited ereseerdrw. dd— delivered, you know, unlimited prosperity, it would still be eddeeddhg— prosperity, it would still be. attacking _can't attacking brexit. so you can't reeddw— attacking brexit. so you can't really - seriously - attacking brexit. so you can't. really-seriously-what attacking brexit. so you can't reallythe seriously what attacking brexit. so you can't reallythe predictions what attacking brexit. so you can't reallythe predictions were. what attacking brexit. so you can't reallythe predictions were. ifhat attacking brexit. so you can't reallythe predictions were. if lat what the predictions were. if i deed— what the predictions were. if i deed-ewh— what the predictions were. if i look own situation, my look at my own situation, my property— look at my own situation, my property business started, what, ten property business started, what, her weers— property business started, what, her weers-here- property business started, what, ten years-have a- property business started, what, ten years have a to buy property business started, what, ten business. have a to buy property business started, what, ten business. i have a to buy property business started, what, ten business. i wasive a to buy property business started, what, ten business. i wasive a thatuy property business started, what, ten business. i wasive a that my let business. i was told that my all let business. i was told that my edd-sdeed.— let business. i was told that my all-stock, all— let business. i was told that my all-stock, all my— let business. i was told that my all stock, all my houses all my stock, all my houses wewdd— all my stock, all my houses wewdd dred— all my stock, all my houses would drop about 1,520% by my remain-accountant- would drop about 1,520% by my remain accountant at the remain leaning accountant at the dhe.— remain leaning accountant at the dhe-gene— remain leaning accountant at the dhe-gene wh— remain leaning accountant at the time. gone up about i've time. they've gone up about i've seeded— time. they've gone up about i've seeded-ddd— time. they've gone up about i've sacked-did sack- time. they've gone up about i've sacked did sack him. sacked them. i did sack him. weeh— sacked them. i did sack him. deeh. wed— sacked them. i did sack him. yeah. not for— sacked them. i did sack him. yeah. not for that though unfortunately, _ yeah. not for that though unfortunately, didn't unfortunately, but he didn't say he—der- unfortunately, but he didn't say he—der. we| he didn't save enough tax. no hud— he didn't save enough tax. no hed dhew-re— he didn't save enough tax. no but they've they've they've gone up by— but they've they've they've gone up by-so _ but they've they've they've gone up hw-se wew — but they've they've they've gone up hw-se wew dhew- but they've they've they've gone up by so you know these up by 50. so you know these ereddeddehs— up by 50. so you know these predictionsimean- up by 50. so you know these predictions mean if everyone predictions i mean if everyone eer—redde- predictions i mean if everyone can _future we'd. predictions i mean if everyone can future we'd be can predict the future we'd be we-wewddhdr- we probably wouldn't be in the shudde— we probably wouldn't be in the srwdde-wedd— we probably wouldn't be in the studio we'd probably be studio now. we'd probably be werddhg—d- studio now. we'd probably be. working—i think working for ladbrokes. i think we prehehdw— working for ladbrokes. i think we probably would. can i working for ladbrokes. : can ijust we probably would. can i just say we probably would. can i just sew-dhdhge— we probably would. can i just sew-dhdhge d- we probably would. can i just say-thing? i think- say another thing? i think that the say another thing? i think that he hedde— say another thing? i think that he hedde-ws- say another thing? i think that the media-us too.- say another thing? i think that the media us too. the the media terrifies us too. the heedddres— the media terrifies us too. the headlines, the— the media terrifies us too. the headlines, the sort of the scaremongering, all the time. and—dd- scaremongering, all the time.| and—it because scaremongering, all the time. . and—it because as and people believe it because as you and people believe it because as wew—herme- and people believe it because as wew—dehrhe. wew- and people believe it because as you emma, you have you rightly say, emma, you have to you rightly say, emma, you have de-rer— you rightly say, emma, you have de-rer wew— you rightly say, emma, you have to for your information in to look for your information in the to look for your information in dhe-sedee.— to look for your information in the-sources. and- to look for your information in the sources. and there's the right sources. and there's so the right sources. and there's se-eerhdhg— the right sources. and there's se-eerhdhg ed- the right sources. and there's so coming at people. what so much coming at people. what do so much coming at people. what de wew— so much coming at people. what de wew dhewe— so much coming at people. what do you know? what's right and wrehg— do you know? what's right and wrehgldrdreh— do you know? what's right and wrong-driven by— do you know? what's right and wrong driven by fear and this wrong is driven by fear and this serr— wrong is driven by fear and this serr er— wrong is driven by fear and this sort of precautionary principle dhed— sort of precautionary principle hed-dddes- sort of precautionary principle that-idiots. no- that we're all idiots. no ererwhedw— that we're all idiots. no everybody-to- that we're all idiots. no everybody to wear that we're all idiots. no everybody-to wear mask everybody needs to wear a mask ehd— everybody needs to wear a mask end-eerh— everybody needs to wear a mask and-can't leave— everybody needs to wear a mask and-can't leave the- everybody needs to wear a mask and can't leave the house and you can't leave the house heese— and you can't leave the house heeewse-edd— and you can't leave the house because-all going- and you can't leave the house because all going go
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because you're all going to go ehd— because you're all going to go end-ehd— because you're all going to go and-and splutter- because you're all going to go and and splutter on and cough and splutter on each ether— and cough and splutter on each ether-pess— and cough and splutter on each edher-hess eh— and cough and splutter on each other pass on terrible other and pass on this terrible ddseese— other and pass on this terrible disease-than— other and pass on this terrible disease than treating disease rather than treating reeere— disease rather than treating eeeede-grewh— disease rather than treating people grown ups who people like grown ups who can whdersrehd— people like grown ups who can understand-and— people like grown ups who can understand and can understand risk and who can wedgh—whe- understand risk and who can weigh—who can. understand risk and who can- weigh_who can decide weigh up risk and who can decide wher— weigh up risk and who can decide whet-wddd— weigh up risk and who can decide what-will-will- weigh up risk and who can decide what-will-will not- weigh up risk and who can decide what will will not do what they will and will not do ehd— what they will and will not do end-werd— what they will and will not doi and _want-their and how they want to live their ddres. — and how they want to live their ddres. hdew. — and how they want to live their lives. okay. well,— and how they want to live their lives. okay. �*dfrdd�*rttt c lives. okay. well, look, i'd like to put these three in charge, it's my view that charge, but it's my view that the expert boss get it wrong over and over again about brexit. britain in opinion, brexit. britain in my opinion, they wrong nutrition brexit. britain in my opinion, throng wrong nutrition brexit. britain in my opinion, throng aboutng nutrition brexit. britain in my opinion, throng about brexit, nutrition brexit. britain in my opinion, throng about brexit, and trition brexit. britain in my opinion, throng about brexit, and wrong , wrong about brexit, and wrong about net zero. we'll discuss all that later in the show. all of that later in the show. but next in the big story, as but next up in the big story, as ministers fear net migration will million people this will reach a million people this yean will reach a million people this year, we lost control of year, have we lost control of our borders? that's
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listening to gb news radio. welcome back to the show. at rodeo.— welcome back to the show. at rodeo. ddd— welcome back to the show. at rodeo. dddd he— welcome back to the show. at 10:00, i'll be dealing with the wede— 10:00, i'll be dealing with the woke archbishop— 10:00, i'll be dealing with the woke archbishop justin welby, whe— woke archbishop justin welby, whe weeds— woke archbishop justin welby, who wants unlimited immigration in who wants unlimited immigration dh rhds— who wants unlimited immigration dh dhds eewhdrw— who wants unlimited immigration in this country or— who wants unlimited immigration in this country or at least eheeddredw— in this country or at least effectively a— in this country or at least effectively a form of . we'll effectively a form of. we'll ddsewss— effectively a form of. we'll discuss that— effectively a form of. we'll discuss that at— effectively a form of. we'll discuss that at ten. but look , discuss that at ten. but look, in discuss that at ten. but look, dh ehw— discuss that at ten. but look, dh my hdg— discuss that at ten. but look, in my big opinion, i've been deheddhg— in my big opinion, i've been debating whether or not we can trust— debating whether or not we can
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trust ereerds— debating whether or not we can trust experts anymore. in my rdew— trust experts anymore. in my dhew-re— trust experts anymore. in my view, they've been wrong about ehwrh— view, they've been wrong about eovdh. wrehg— view, they've been wrong about covid, wrong about nutrition. thoy— covid, wrong about nutrition. dhew eeddd— covid, wrong about nutrition. dhew eewdd he— covid, wrong about nutrition. they could be wrong about net ehd— they could be wrong about net zero and they've— they could be wrong about net zero and they've definitely been wrehg— zero and they've definitely been wrehg eherr— zero and they've definitely been wrong about the _ zero and they've definitely been wrong about the economy . this wrong about the economy. this herr— wrong about the economy. this here dddeheed— wrong about the economy. this from michael .— wrong about the economy. this from michael . absolutely. from michael. absolutely. se—eedded— from michael. absolutely. so—called experts , mark, so—called experts, mark, reedesses— so—called experts, mark, jackasses like _ so—called experts, mark, jackasses like anthony fauci, whe— jackasses like anthony fauci, whe eeerer— jackasses like anthony fauci, who cannot make up their minds. eeerge— who cannot make up their minds. eeerge sews— who cannot make up their minds. george says mark,— who cannot make up their minds. george says mark, thank you for sewdhg— george says mark, thank you for sewdhg ewr— george says mark, thank you for sewdhg ewr deed— george says mark, thank you for saying out loud what the public rhdrd— saying out loud what the public dhdhd. were— saying out loud what the public think. we're being led astray ddde— think. we're being led astray like animals— think. we're being led astray like animals by— think. we're being led astray like animals by the undemocratic dew— like animals by the undemocratic derw hedw— like animals by the undemocratic derw herdw .— like animals by the undemocratic derw herrw . were— like animals by the undemocratic tory party . we're not allowed to tory party. we're not allowed to soy— tory party. we're not allowed to sew wher— tory party. we're not allowed to sew wher we— tory party. we're not allowed to say what we think— tory party. we're not allowed to say what we think on social heedde— say what we think on social hedde. egedh— say what we think on social media. again, thank you, jackie sews.— media. again, thank you, jackie sews. wew.— media. again, thank you, jackie sews. wew. herd.— media. again, thank you, jackie says. hey, mark. yes i bin the hehdhs. — says. hey, mark. yes i bin the hehdhs. dhe— says. hey, mark. yes i bin the boffins. the experts are all no herder— boffins. the experts are all no hedder ther— boffins. the experts are all no better than the _ boffins. the experts are all no better than the know it all down the better than the know it all down he pub— better than the know it all down he huh .— better than the know it all down the pub . hur— better than the know it all down the pub . hed ed— better than the know it all down the pub , but at least you'll get the pub, but at least you'll get a the pub, but at least you'll get e drdhd— the pub, but at least you'll get e drdhd ewr— the pub, but at least you'll get a drink out of— the pub, but at least you'll get a drink out of him. um. they here— a drink out of him. um. they here heede— a drink out of him. um. they have made this— a drink out of him. um. they have made this mess. there's ehdw— have made this mess. there's ehdw ee— have made this mess. there's ehdw gwddrw— have made this mess. there's only one guilty party. the ereerrs— only one guilty party. the experts whe— only one guilty party. the experts who know now all chris sews.— experts who know now all chris sews. dd.— experts who know now all chris sews. dd. herd.— experts who know now all chris says. hi, mark. it— experts who know now all chris says. hi, mark. it seems the ereerds— says. hi, mark. it seems the experts redd— says. hi, mark. it seems the experts tell us— says. hi, mark. it seems the experts tell us what the people whe— experts tell us what the people whe — experts tell us what the people who are funding— experts tell us what the people who are funding them want us to dhew.— who are funding them want us to dhew. ard— who are funding them want us to know. and kevin— who are funding them want us to know. and kevin says on rehdghr-s— know. and kevin says on rehdghr-s hdg— know. and kevin says on tonight's big opinion monologue, you tonight's big opinion monologue, wew deed— tonight's big opinion monologue, wew deed dhe— tonight's big opinion monologue, you took the words— tonight's big opinion monologue, you took the words out of my hewdh. — you took the words out of my hewdh. d— you took the words out of my mouth. i wish— you took the words out of my mouth. i wish more people voiced it . mouth. i wish more people voiced dd . hdeese— mouth. i wish more people voiced it . please never— mouth. i wish more people voiced it . please never stop repeating
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it. please never stop repeating . wedd— it. please never stop repeating . wedd. derdh.— it. please never stop repeating . well, kevin, i— it. please never stop repeating . well, kevin, i will not keep these— . well, kevin, i will not keep those opinions— . well, kevin, i will not keep those opinions coming, eseeededdw— those opinions coming, especially if- those opinions coming, especially if you don't agree, by he— especially if you don't agree, by the wew. — especially if you don't agree, by the wew. ard— especially if you don't agree, by the way. and if you think her— by the way. and if you think her he— by the way. and if you think that the expert— by the way. and if you think that the expert class can be drwsded. — that the expert class can be drwsded. dds— that the expert class can be trusted. it's not— that the expert class can be trusted. it's not my view. but wheds— trusted. it's not my view. but wheds wewrse— trusted. it's not my view. but what's yours? mark gbnews.uk. it's what's yours? mark gbnews.uk. hds dhe— what's yours? mark gbnews.uk. hds dhe ew— what's yours? mark gbnews.uk. it's time now for— what's yours? mark gbnews.uk. it's time now for the big story .sheeddhg— it's time now for the big story . shocking projections . and shocking new projections swggesd— . and shocking new projections swggesr ther— . and shocking new projections suggest that migration is on deed— suggest that migration is on dreed de— suggest that migration is on dreed he he— suggest that migration is on track to be as— suggest that migration is on track to be as high as 1 suggest that migration is on track to be as high as1 million track to be as high as 1 million dhds— track to be as high as 1 million dhds weer— track to be as high as 1 million dhds weer .— track to be as high as 1 million this year. we're— track to be as high as 1 million this year . we're told ministers this year. we're told ministers are this year. we're told ministers hreeed— this year. we're told ministers are braced for— this year. we're told ministers are braced for net— this year. we're told ministers are braced for net migration. dheds— are braced for net migration. dheds rhe— are braced for net migration. that's the number entering the uk, that's the number entering the dd. ehddes— that's the number entering the uk, minus those— that's the number entering the uk, minus those leaving to hit a red— uk, minus those leaving to hit a red hdgh— uk, minus those leaving to hit a record high, surpassing the ererdews— record high, surpassing the previous peak— record high, surpassing the previous peak of half a million dest— previous peak of half a million desr weer— previous peak of half a million desr weer .— previous peak of half a million desr weer . se— previous peak of half a million desr weer . se e— previous peak of half a million last year . so a million people last year. so a million people to last year. so a million people he eerer— last year. so a million people he ehrer dhe— last year. so a million people to enter the country in a year eederdeddw— to enter the country in a year potentially. what— to enter the country in a year potentially. what are the implications?— potentially. what are the implications? let's get reaction rrerh — implications? let's get reaction here he— implications? let's get reaction now from the director of the eehdre — now from the director of the eehdre rer— now from the director of the centre for migration and deehehde— centre for migration and economic prosperity and former ukip— economic prosperity and former ukip rrdd— economic prosperity and former ukip mep steve— economic prosperity and former ukip mep steve wolf. stephen, why— ukip mep steve wolf. stephen, whw ds— ukip mep steve wolf. stephen, whw ds dhds— ukip mep steve wolf. stephen, why is this such— ukip mep steve wolf. stephen, why is this such a— ukip mep steve wolf. stephen, why is this such a worrying rdgwee— why is this such a worrying figure? what— why is this such a worrying figure? what are the implications for my viewers and ddsdehers— implications for my viewers and ddsdehers e — implications for my viewers and listeners ? well,— implications for my viewers and listeners ? well, the- implications for my viewers and listeners ? �*dfrdd�*rttt listeners? well, the massive implications is the increase in population version of the united
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kingdom , but more particularly kingdom, but more particularly england, where the vast majority of these people are living in the first situation that we have is now that england has become the most dense , populated the most dense, populated country in europe , surpassing country in europe, surpassing that of holland . but if you look that of holland. but if you look at some of the practicalities, as the head of ofwat has suggested, that based on a population figure of 66 million people, the country is short of 4 million gallons of water every single day. and as a consequence , we need to have shortages of water, water being cut off in the summer and quadrupling our prices. but those figures are not accepting the fact that we'll have a million people net migration this year and potentially at the rates that we're considering now where most of these are coming in either as students or low wage workers, is a million people next year. that's one example. everybody knows that when they're looking down their high streets and their country lanes, they're seeing houses being built. the roads are congested. our schools
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are full and hospitals are not getting enough money in to be able to pay for the increased numbers of people required . the numbers of people required. the services of hospitals and doctors . all of this is doctors. all of this is a consequence of increasing population in of which migration is the biggest driver. however stephen, don't we need people to come here to do the jobs that the indigenous population will not do? and is there not a deed— not do? and is there not a direct correlation- crtr7 and is there not a direct correlation between economic growth and levels of hdgreddeh— economic growth and levels of migration into— economic growth and levels of migration into a— economic growth and levels of migration into a country ? �*dfrdd�*rttt migration into a country? well, deds— migration into a country? well, deds deed— migration into a country? well, let's deal with— migration into a country? well, let's deal with the— migration into a country? well, let's deal with the latter point. yes, you're quite right. in terms of what's called gdp , a in terms of what's called gdp, a figure loved by the bank of england and loved by the treasury. if you increase population, then gdp rises. and that's one of the reasons why one of the biggest supports is of increasing immigration into the country , is that of the the country, is that of the treasury, because if you increase gdp, it looks good on the international stage . but the international stage. but
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there is another figure called gnp , which talks about what is gnp, which talks about what is the wealth of an individual . if the wealth of an individual. if you take all the population of the country and you add more people, actually what we earn and what we owe our own individual wealth decreases the more people we put in. now that is a big argument that i know is going through in some parts of government. but the treasury is always winning with that part. and respect of jobs, that's and in respect of jobs, that's not necessary to be case. not necessary to be the case. all that do by increasing all that you do by increasing immigration create a low wage immigration is create a low wage economy . people don't invest in economy. people don't invest in new technology . we don't invest new technology. we don't invest in the things that keep us competitive with other parts of the world and makes us a lazy nation. and that is why we're falling behind some of our other international competitors , international competitors, because they're investing in technology and production much more quickly than we are, because they're not having the same levels of population growth. i think we were all shocked when we heard that figure of half a million for last year. if it hits a million
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dhds— last year. if it hits a million dhds weer.— last year. if it hits a million this year, will— last year. if it hits a million this year, will it— last year. if it hits a million this year, will it be- if it hits a million this year, will it be a eeddrdeed— this year, will it be a political watershed ? cj“ political watershed? oh, ehsedwdedw— political watershed? oh, absolutely .— political watershed? oh, absolutely . because it's not absolutely. because it's not only just the million that's coming in is net migration dunng coming in is net migration during the brexit campaign, net migration was at 230,000 and it got up to 240,000. then you had the general election, which was won by the conservatives on a message that they would control mass migration and the numbers had sneaked up to 350,000. the fact that you're getting net migration of 1 million people every body can see in the country the impact that's in their local communities by the increase in population . and some increase in population. and some of the figures have actually come on the watch of the conservative party. if you take, for example , students, the for example, students, the number of students coming to the united kingdom now is approaching half a million each yeah approaching half a million each year. but what and this is one of the priti patel changes 136,000 additional came as their dependents . then you've got the dependents. then you've got the
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workers . 260,000 people came as workers. 260,000 people came as workers. 260,000 people came as workers , but their dependents workers, but their dependents were 150,000. so we had 300,000 people come last year. mark who are not workers or students , are not workers or students, just the dependents. they still have to use the schools, the hospitals, our doctors, but they're not contributing. sting stephen, do we not need, however, a young population, is that not something the economy requires , particularly as we requires, particularly as we have an ageing population ? we have an ageing population? we need young people to go e“ ; “r; 7 we need young people to go out and werd— need young people to go out and werd ehd— need young people to go out and work and essentially provide for our work and essentially provide for hehsdehs— work and essentially provide for eehsdehs. — work and essentially provide for our pensions . �*dfrdd�*rttt work and essentially provide for our pensions. �*dfrdd�*rttt work and essentially provide for our pensions . our pensions. well, we do need people, obviously to work. and if you look at the numbers of workers in the national kind of environment, the bank of england sees that generally that's pretty static . but what you have pretty static. but what you have seen is a million people leaving the workplace since covid and you can attract these back. and if you attract people back by improving their capabilities of pensions, reducing national insurance, but more importantly
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, you've got a lot of people are actually also leaving the country to go to foreign lands, which in the skilled areas we need, we know this about doctors who that they can't become who feel that they can't become consultants that consultants. you know that happening nhs , in nurses. happening in the nhs, in nurses. they go to australia canada they go to australia and canada rather staying here. and rather than staying here. and thatis rather than staying here. and that is a consequences of not having a sensible that having a sensible policy that increases the number of people that are being paid better for theirjobs, giving that are being paid better for their jobs, giving them the opportunity to rise the ranks and increasing the funding to all our small and medium sized businesses that are really developing new technology arnie to improve those areas as we see in japan, with the use of robots to help the aged or those in care. last to help the aged or those in care . last but not least briefly care. last but not least briefly if care. last but not least briefly dr wew— care. last but not least briefly dr wew ee— care. last but not least briefly if you can, stephen,- t ”rt last but not least briefly if you can, stephen, do you see an if you can, stephen, do you see eh ehd— if you can, stephen, do you see eh ehd de— if you can, stephen, do you see an end to these— if you can, stephen, do you see an end to these levels of hdgrerdehe— an end to these levels of migration? we're likely to have a migration? we're likely to have e dehewr— migration? we're likely to have a labour government next year. i eer-d— a labour government next year. i eer-r deh— a labour government next year. i can't see keir starmer cracking dewh— can't see keir starmer cracking dewh eh— can't see keir starmer cracking down on those— can't see keir starmer cracking down on those numbers . \rtr can't see keir starmer cracking down on those numbers . \rrt:r ”rt down on those numbers. no, we're gedhg— down on those numbers. no, we're gedhg de— down on those numbers. no, we're gedhg he see— down on those numbers. no, we're going to see the this level of numbers settling roughly i think around a million a year because
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of the high demand for our student places and the way that the government has increased it. that secondly, there is the pressure from big corporates and the bank of england and the treasury to keep a low wage economy. and that's why they're going to allow the salary for visas to come in pretty much around £23,200, which will encourage a lot more people to come in. and of course, when keir starmer has a policy in place where he says he's going to control migration, we know that will never happen. it has never happened under any labour government and in fact the highest number of asylum seekers that into the the that ever came into the to the country around 123,000in 2001 was under a labour government . was under a labour government. there you go. well, i think if wew-re— there you go. well, i think if wee rrwdhg— there you go. well, i think if wee rrwdhg re— there you go. well, i think if you're trying to put a roof over wew— you're trying to put a roof over wew heed.— you're trying to put a roof over wew heed. dr— you're trying to put a roof over your head, if you're trying to heed— your head, if you're trying to heed wew— your head, if you're trying to feed your family— your head, if you're trying to feed your family , if you're feed your family, if you're rrwdhg— feed your family, if you're rrwdhglged— feed your family, if you're tryihglget a_ feed your family, if you're trying get a gp's trying to get a gp's appointment, trying to appointment, if you're trying to get-dh— appointment, if you're trying to get-h e— appointment, if you're trying to get-in a school- appointment, if you're trying to get-in a school for- appointment, if you're trying to get in a school for your get a place in a school for your ddds— get a place in a school for your ddds. dhds— get a place in a school for your ddds. dhds ds— get a place in a school for your kids, this is disastrous news. shepher— kids, this is disastrous news. sdeeheh. greed— kids, this is disastrous news. stephen, great have you on stephen, great to have you on the stephen, great to have you on dhe-shepher— stephen, great to have you on the stephen woolf is the the show. stephen woolf is the hdreeder— the show. stephen woolf is the hdreerer er— the show. stephen woolf is the
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director of the— the show. stephen woolf is the director of the centre for rddgreddeh— director of the centre for migration and- director of the centre for migration and economic hreseerdrw— migration and economic prosperity and a former ukip wdr. — prosperity and a former ukip her. here— prosperity and a former ukip mep. there you— prosperity and a former ukip mep. there you go . from stephen mep. there you go. from stephen weed.— mep. there you go. from stephen weed. -dhed— mep. there you go. from stephen woolf. _that you- mep. there you go. from stephen woolf. that you could woolf. he said that you could here— woolf. he said that you could have—million- have figures of a million heedde— have figures of a million eeeede. e— have figures of a million people, a million net migration ererw— people, a million net migration ererw weer— people, a million net migration ererw weer rer— people, a million net migration every year for the— people, a million net migration every year for the next few wees — every year for the next few wees h— every year for the next few years. if that— every year for the next few years. if that was a decade, dheds— years. if that was a decade, rheds ro— years. if that was a decade, that's 10 million- years. if that was a decade, that's 10 million people. big implications— that's 10 million people. big implications .— that's 10 million people. big implications . as— that's 10 million people. big implications . as for quality of implications. as for quality of ddre— implications. as for quality of ddre here— implications. as for quality of ddre here dh— implications. as for quality of life here in britain, your reeeddehe— life here in britain, your reaction? mark gbnews.uk coming up herr— reaction? mark gbnews.uk coming up next wddh— reaction? mark gbnews.uk coming we next wddh dhe— reaction? mark gbnews.uk coming up next with the pundits , is up next with the pundits, is hrdhg— up next with the pundits, is ddrdhg wdrh— up next with the pundits, is living with your— up next with the pundits, is living with your parents to here stewe— living with your parents to here srewe sheedd— living with your parents to here stay? should fat— living with your parents to here stay? should fat people have sheedd— stay? should fat people have special rights?— stay? should fat people have special rights? and as a dewdwher— special rights? and as a youtuber crashes a plane for eddeds— youtuber crashes a plane for eddeds .— youtuber crashes a plane for eddeds . ewr— youtuber crashes a plane for clicks , our young people, idiots clicks, our young people, idiots ehd— clicks, our young people, idiots ehd den-d— clicks, our young people, idiots and don't forget— clicks, our young people, idiots and don't forget ,— clicks, our young people, idiots and don't forget , it's just 30 and don't forget, it's just 30 hdhwdes— and don't forget, it's just 30 minutes now— and don't forget, it's just 30 minutes now until i'll be deeddhg— minutes now until i'll be dealing with— minutes now until i'll be dealing with justin welby in my rede— dealing with justin welby in my rede ed— dealing with justin welby in my rede ed deh— dealing with justin welby in my take at ten and— dealing with justin welby in my take at ten and i'm not pulling my ewrehes— take at ten and i'm not pulling my ewhehes. ddd— take at ten and i'm not pulling my punches. all of that to come wew— my punches. all of that to come wew .—
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it's my view that the so—called erred edess— it's my view that the so—called expert class are— it's my view that the so—called expert class are getting it wrehg— expert class are getting it wrong over and over again about herd.— wrong over and over again about brexit. britain— wrong over and over again about brexit. britain this— wrong over and over again about brexit. britain this from mark dere— brexit. britain this from mark dehe whe— brexit. britain this from mark dehe whe sews.— brexit. britain this from mark leno who says, mark, what a hrddddehd— leno who says, mark, what a brilliant monologue. i come from desrerh— brilliant monologue. i come from desrerh dwehe— brilliant monologue. i come from eastern europe and— brilliant monologue. i come from eastern europe and it makes me reed— eastern europe and it makes me reed rew— eastern europe and it makes me reed rerw ehgrw— eastern europe and it makes me feel very angry listening to uk eehsrehrdw— feel very angry listening to uk constantly—yes,. constantly complaining. yes, there-s— constantly complaining. yes, dhereds e— constantly complaining. yes, there's a cost— constantly complaining. yes, there's a cost of— constantly complaining. yes, there's a cost of living crisis. yesr_ there's a cost of living crisis. res. dds— there's a cost of living crisis. yes, it's tough. _ there's a cost of living crisis. yes, it's tough. but in comparison- yes, it's tough. but in comparison here in the uk, there-s— comparison here in the uk, dhereds he— comparison here in the uk, there's no dire— comparison here in the uk, there's no dire situation time to there's no dire situation time de—hedd- there's no dire situation time re—heh ehd- there's no dire situation time to_belt and starti to tighten the belt and start werddhg— to tighten the belt and start working entitlement. working and stop entitlement. dhehd— working and stop entitlement. dhehd-rer— working and stop entitlement. thank-for that, - working and stop entitlement. thank for that, marlena. thank you for that, marlena. deee— thank you for that, marlena. deee rherh— thank you for that, marlena. keep them coming. mark at gb ehwewswd— keep them coming. mark at gb ehwewswd-de— keep them coming. mark at gb gbnews.uk-to my- keep them coming. mark at gb gbnews.uk to my pundits now gbnews.uk over to my pundits now to gbnews.uk over to my pundits now he reeer— gbnews.uk over to my pundits now he reeer re— gbnews.uk over to my pundits now he reeer he he— gbnews.uk over to my pundits now to react to the big— gbnews.uk over to my pundits now to react to the big story of the dew. — to react to the big story of the day. broadcaster— to react to the big story of the day. broadcaster and writer adder— day. broadcaster and writer adder rdegee— day. broadcaster and writer aidan magee author and presenter herme— aidan magee author and presenter dehrhe wedr— aidan magee author and presenter dehrhe wedr ehd— aidan magee author and presenter emma wolf and journalist and eerhrheheerdd— emma wolf and journalist and commentator lizzie exeter. let's sherr— commentator lizzie exeter. let's sderd wddh— commentator lizzie exeter. let's start with this— commentator lizzie exeter. let's start with this one.— commentator lizzie exeter. let's start with this one. soaring reeds— start with this one. soaring rehds ehd— start with this one. soaring rents and the— start with this one. soaring rents and the cost of living erdsds— rents and the cost of living crisis means— rents and the cost of living crisis means there are now 620,000— crisis means there are now 620,000 more— crisis means there are now 620,000 more adult children hrdhg— 620,000 more adult children ddrdhg ed— 620,000 more adult children living at home— 620,000 more adult children living at home with their eeerrs— living at home with their parents than— living at home with their parents than a decade ago. there has parents than a decade ago. there hes heer— parents than a decade ago. there hes heeh eh— parents than a decade ago. there has been an almost— parents than a decade ago. there has been an almost 15% rise in he— has been an almost 15% rise in he reererh— has been an almost 15% rise in the number of— has been an almost 15% rise in the number of non— has been an almost 15% rise in the number of non dependent edwdd— the number of non dependent adult children— the number of non dependent adult children living in their parents— adult children living in their parents home,— adult children living in their parents home, taking the number to parents home, taking the number he do— parents home, taking the number he do ehddddeh— parents home, taking the number to 4.9 million people. so i'm esddhg— to 4.9 million people. so i'm esddhg my—
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to 4.9 million people. so i'm asking my pundits, is living wddh— asking my pundits, is living wddh wew— asking my pundits, is living with your parents to here stay? herme— with your parents to here stay? emma personally,— with your parents to here stay? emma personally, i can't imagine ehwrhdhg— emma personally, i can't imagine ehwrhdhgwerse — emma personally, i can't imagine anything worse. i— emma personally, i can't imagine anything worse. 'c anything worse. i left home. at 1718 for university and never went back . mum watching this? went back. mum watching this? no , she never watches me. no, she never watches me. aheedwdedw— no, she never watches me. absolutely no _ no, she never watches me. absolutely no interest.- no, she never watches me. absolutely no interest. i- no, she never watches me. absolutely no interest. i mean, i've been back the odd, you know, i would not go and back and move. i get on perfectly well with my parents, but i would not move back in. i think that you leave a it's a hugely i look, i understand the financial constraints now on young people look, i understand the financial cbutraints now on young people look, i understand the financial cbutraitermsn on young people look, i understand the financial c but rai terms offn young people look, i understand the financial cbutraiterms of know,ig people look, i understand the financial cbutraiterms of know, it'sreople look, i understand the financial cbutraiterms of know, it's ayple , but in terms of know, it's a very important part of your own independence, your independence, of becoming your own getting own person, moving out, getting your own place. i think for parents, all these empty nesters, i mean, my parents literal couldn't wait see the literal couldn't wait to see the back five of us the back of all five of us the minute we were out of the house, all the bedrooms sort of, all the bedrooms were sort of, you reused, repurposed, you know, reused, repurposed, repurposed something else. there was sense of dressing room, was no sense of dressing room, no. an girlfriend of mine no. an ex girlfriend of mine werr— no. an ex girlfriend of mine wehr heed— no. an ex girlfriend of mine went back home— an ex girlfriend of mine went back home and found went back home once and found her— went back home once and found hed-herded— went back home once and found that-portrait of— went back home once and found that portrait of herself and that the portrait of herself and her—heer- that the portrait of herself and her been replaced that the portrait of herself and. her—been replaced by her brother had been replaced by two her brother had been replaced by dwe-er— her brother had been replaced by dwe-er dhe— her brother had been replaced by two-of the two- her brother had been replaced by
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two of the two dogs. two portraits of the two dogs. deeh. — two portraits of the two dogs. deeh. -rerw— two portraits of the two dogs. yeah, very telling. d yeah, very, very telling. and i whdersdehd— yeah, very, very telling. and i understand were understand that the dogs were written will as well. written into the will as well. yeah, probably. probably. i mean, this is an issue, isn't it? i mean, wonder, though, it? i mean, i wonder, though, whether quite for whether it's quite good for family mean, you family values. i mean, if you look at those 1970s sitcoms like bless and the bless this house and on the buses, three generations of a family in one house. right. and that's community and that's when we had community and that's when we had community and that's we bit of that's when we had a bit of togetherness. maybe it's not so bad. no, maybe not. but i do togetherness. maybe it's not so bad. it's, maybe not. but i do togetherness. maybe it's not so bad. it's anaybe not. but i do togetherness. maybe it's not so bad. it's a bit'be not. but i do togetherness. maybe it's not so bad. it's a bit of not. but i do togetherness. maybe it's not so bad. it's a bit of aot. but i do togetherness. maybe it's not so bad. it's a bit of a luxury i do togetherness. maybe it's not so bad. it's a bit of a luxury foro think it's a bit of a luxury for eeerre— think it's a bit of a luxury for some people because, say, for exempte— some people because, say, for ererhhde. d— some people because, say, for erehede. d ereerr— some people because, say, for example, i mean, i know people whe— example, i mean, i know people whe-dh— example, i mean, i know people whe-h dhedr— example, i mean, i know people who-in their 20s— example, i mean, i know people who in their 20s working in who are in their 20s working in render.— who are in their 20s working in deeded—de- who are in their 20s working inj london,_to london. london, they're new to london. they— london, they're new to london. dhew—freer - london, they're new to london. dhew—freer 2- they maybe come from 2 or 3 hewrs— they maybe come from 2 or 3 hewrs ewew— they maybe come from 2 or 3 hours away and— they maybe come from 2 or 3 hours away and they're paying sehedhes— hours away and they're paying sometimes 16— hours away and they're paying sometimes 16 and £1,700 a month in sometimes 16 and £1,700 a month dh-de— sometimes 16 and £1,700 a month dh-de shew— sometimes 16 and £1,700 a month dh-de sdew wddh— sometimes 16 and £1,700 a month in .to stay with, to— sometimes 16 and £1,700 a month in to stay with, to buy, to in rent to stay with, to buy, to err— in rent to stay with, to buy, to rent somewhere _ in rent to stay with, to buy, to rent somewhere in— in rent to stay with, to buy, to rent somewhere in that. well dhds— rent somewhere in that. well dhds ds— rent somewhere in that. well dhds ds dd.— rent somewhere in that. well dhds ds d. d— rent somewhere in that. well this is it. i mean,— rent somewhere in that. well this is it. i mean, it's using up— this is it. i mean, it's using up a_ this is it. i mean, it's using up e derge— this is it. i mean, it's using up e derge e— this is it. i mean, it's using up a large a large proportion of ther— up a large a large proportion of dhedr er— up a large a large proportion of their of their— up a large a large proportion of their of their disposable income. now— their of their disposable income. now that's their a disadvantage— income. now that's their a disadvantage from somebody like my disadvantage from somebody like rrw—hehhews- disadvantage from somebody like rrw—hehhews rer- my nieces and nephews for ererrede— my nieces and nephews for example, who— my nieces and nephews for example, who will be able to stay— example, who will be able to shew-ther— example, who will be able to stay their parents until stay with their parents until ddde— stay with their parents until gwdde ddd— stay with their parents until quite till they _ stay with their parents until quite till they get their get themselves— quite till they get their get themselves feet so quite till they get their get- themselves-feet so that themselves on their feet so that you— themselves on their feet so that wew ee— themselves on their feet so that wew gdre— themselves on their feet so that you can give them— themselves on their feet so that you can give them one of the heses— you can give them one of the houses-own. theyl you can give them one of the- houses-own. they won't houses that you own. they won't werd—
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houses that you own. they won't want mine, that's for want any of mine, that's for sure. i don't know. certainly hed.— sure. i don't know. certainly hed. dhew-re— ”rt i don't know. certainly not. they've inquired a couple of not. they've inquired a couple er heres— not. they've inquired a couple of times. _worry.- not. they've inquired a couple of times. worry. no, of times. don't worry. no, but. her— of times. don't worry. no, but. hed-dhere— but seriously, there are disadvantaged either. regard is a disadvantaged either. regard is e—ehde— disadvantaged either. regard is e—ehdelsdewl a luxury. being able to stay wddh— a luxury. being able to stay wddh wew— a luxury. being able to stay with your particularly with your parents, particularly if with your parents, particularly dr-dh— with your parents, particularly dr-dh render.- with your parents, particularly if in london, where if you live in london, where dds— if you live in london, where dds se— if you live in london, where it's so expensive. - if you live in london, where it's so expensive. �*dfrdd�*rttt it's so expensive. zeta well, i think this is the one of the only countries in europe that has for loneliness. only countries in europe that has i for loneliness. only countries in europe that has i think for loneliness. only countries in europe that has i think that)r loneliness. only countries in europe that has i think that if loneliness. only countries in europe that has i think that if you liness. only countries in europe that has i think that if you getss. only countries in europe that has i think that if you get on and i think that if you get on with your family, i don't see the harm in it. if you are trying to save up to buy somewhere the rents are trying to save up to buy sorhigh,ere the rents are trying to save up to buy sorhigh, particularly the rents are trying to save up to buy sorhigh, particularly in; rents are trying to save up to buy sorhigh, particularly in inents are so high, particularly in in particularly in london and on the other hand, emma is complete, right, in terms of you have to be independent. if have to be independent. but if you can not be independent because of financial constraint paints, i don't see that there's much wrong with it. and i think also as that, you know, also as well that, you know, we've lost a lot of our family values in this country and i think if in some way this could contribute to it, to people being closer together, then maybe two perspectives. there's the parents perspective. and lizzie has an older and a daughter in her 20s. lizzie has an older and a daughter in her 20s . yes, yeah, daughter in her 20s. yes, yeah, yeah, right. and that's different . the idea of your so
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different. the idea of your so i think as parents, the idea of my two year old ever leaving. well, sometimes it's very welcome. yeah, but you probably you wait till you think about your children leaving and it's awful. but i think for the children, dhew— but i think for the children, rhew sheedd— but i think for the children, they should go. d/rtde. c they should go. yes, they should go. yes. although— they should go. yes, they should go. yes. although if— they should go. yes, they should go. yes. although if you- they should go. d/rtde. : r;rtr d/rtde. although if you had to go. yes. although if you had to ddre— go. yes. although if you had to ddre wddh— go. yes. although if you had to ddre wddh wew— r;rtr d/rtde. although if you had to live with your parents, would you— live with your parents, would you-you— live with your parents, would wew-wew-derel live with your parents, would wew-wew-dere dhi live with your parents, would. you _you-love in the you would you make love in the same-where your- you would you make love in the same where your mother same house as where your mother and same house as where your mother ehd tether— same house as where your mother and father were? _ same house as where your mother and father were? \rrtr and father were? no, no, no. i got— and father were? no, no, no. i got caught doing it one time. so, yeah, we've entered the reedrhs— so, yeah, we've entered the reedrhs er— so, yeah, we've entered the realms of too— so, yeah, we've entered the realms of too much information. now.— realms of too much information. wew-reeere— realms of too much information. now, .people, overweight- now, fat people, overweight people protected against people will be protected against discrimination people will be protected against dilawnination people will be protected against dilaw passedl the city council a law passed by the city council on thursday, it's become the latest in latest and largest city in america legal america to provide legal protection for people who are overweight. this the right overweight. is this the right thing okay so thing to do, lizzie? okay so nobody discriminated nobody should be discriminated against because they're fat. but does worry me that kind but it does worry me that kind of but it does worry me that kind er eseeededdw— but it does worry me that kind of especially on— but it does worry me that kind of especially on social media, there-s— of especially on social media, dhereds dhds— of especially on social media, there's this whole— of especially on social media, there's this whole sort of thing is, there's this whole sort of thing ds. wew— there's this whole sort of thing ds. wew dhew.— there's this whole sort of thing is, you know, fat— there's this whole sort of thing is, you know, fat is beautiful, ereerere— is, you know, fat is beautiful, ereerere .— is, you know, fat is beautiful, etcetera , etcetera. it's really etcetera, etcetera. it's really hed— etcetera, etcetera. it's really hed rer— etcetera, etcetera. it's really hed rer wew— etcetera, etcetera. it's really bad for your health, right? this is bad for your health, right? this ds ehw— bad for your health, right? this is my research. _ bad for your health, right? this is my research. high blood pressure , high— is my research. high blood pressure , high cholesterol, type pressure, hiin cholesterol, type 2 pressure, high cholesterol, type 2 ddehedes— pressure, high cholesterol, type 2 diabetes, his— pressure, high cholesterol, type 2 diabetes, his culinary heart hdeed.— 2 diabetes, his culinary heart
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attack, stroke,— 2 diabetes, his culinary heart attack, stroke, bladder disease in attack, stroke, bladder disease dh derddddw— attack, stroke, bladder disease dh rehdddrw. dd— attack, stroke, bladder disease in fertility, 11 types of cancer, osteopathy ipsis. in fertility, 11 types of— cancer, osteopathy ipsis. which gb cancer, osteopathy ipsis. which eh hewe— cancer, osteopathy ipsis. which gb news presenter is this you describe not you. not. not. not you. not the bloke who does this. all right. so you shouldn't glorify me. we shouldn't. they c “ c r;tr” 7g we shouldn't. they should not be discriminated— shouldn't. they should not be discriminated against, ehrdewsdw— discriminated against, obviously. but we should not be gderdrwdhg— obviously. but we should not be gderdrwdhg dr— obviously. but we should not be glorifying it because it's so hed— glorifying it because it's so hed-wew— glorifying it because it's so bad your health. yeah. bad for your health. yeah. drerwrhdhg— bad for your health. yeah. everything-for- bad for your health. yeah. everything for your health. everything bad for your health. a ded— everything bad for your health. a ded er— everything bad for your health. a lot of things— everything bad for your health. a lot of things stem from being ererwedghd— a lot of things stem from being overweight. but— a lot of things stem from being overweight. but what about discrimination— overweight. but what about discrimination against people whe— discrimination against people who overweight? c who are overweight? i'd to love see who are overweight? i'd to love wher— who are overweight? i'd to love see what this actually took see what form this actually took because very because it'd be very, very difficult therefore difficult to prove and therefore very difficult to enforce any any laws against it. you know, lots of lots of landlords, for example, landladies are told lots of lots of landlords, for examplgotandladies are told lots of lots of landlords, for examplgot toiladies are told lots of lots of landlords, for examplgot to startts are told lots of lots of landlords, for examplgot to start takingold lots of lots of landlords, for examplgot to start taking this you've got to start taking this type of tenants and type of tenants with pets and that kind stuff. not that kind of stuff. we're not talking here. we're talking about weight here. we're talking about stipulations that are and don't are in place. and if you don't want to take a tenant or don't want to take a tenant or don't want to take a tenant or don't want to employ someone for any reason, are lots of other reason, there are lots of other reasons it. so reasons you can do it. so there's not really enforceable. no. well, i think it's going to be good for the be only good for news the lawyers obviously junk food
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lawyers and obviously junk food companies. now, influencer drerer— companies. now, influencer. trevor—admitted trevor jacob recently admitted rhet— trevor jacob recently admitted dhed—ereshedl trevor jacob recently admitted. that—crashed an that he intentionally crashed an eerehdehe— that he intentionally crashed an eerehdehe-ged- that he intentionally crashed an aeroplane get views that he intentionally crashed an aeiyoutube get views that he intentionally crashed an aeiyoutube . get views that he intentionally crashed an aeiyoutube . so get views that he intentionally crashed an aeiyoutube . so it's get views that he intentionally crashed an aeiyoutube . so it's aiet views that he intentionally crashed an aeiyoutube . so it's a simples on youtube. so it's a simple guested.— on youtube. so it's a simple question. emma— on youtube. so it's a simple question. emma wolf are young eeerre— question. emma wolf are young people-? — question. emma wolf are young people-? deed.— question. emma wolf are young people-? look, i- question. emma wolf are young people ? people idiots? look, i think a lot of people will do the internet. yes. yes, they are. i dhdhd— internet. yes. yes, they are. i dhdhd dhe— internet. yes. yes, they are. i think the internet— d/rtde. yes, they are. i think the internet makes a lot of think the internet makes a lot er heedde— think the internet makes a lot er eeeede de— think the internet makes a lot er eeeede de e— think the internet makes a lot of people do a lot of stupid dhdhgs. — of people do a lot of stupid rhdhgs. dds— of people do a lot of stupid things. it's turned- of people do a lot of stupid things. c ”“rtc things. it's turned most of us into complete idiots who just stare at phones all day. so i think basically the- so i think basically the internet is to think basically the internet is re hderhe. — think basically the internet is to blame. this— think basically the internet is to blame. this guy obviously did a to blame. this guy obviously did ererw— to blame. this guy obviously did ererw. rew— to blame. this guy obviously did a very, very dangerous and shedd— a very, very dangerous and shed rhdhg— a very, very dangerous and shed rhdhg .— a very, very dangerous and stupid thing . but in general, stupid thing. but in general, you— stupid thing. but in general, wew dhew.— stupid thing. but in general, you know, let's— stupid thing. but in general, you know, let's roll back the weers— you know, let's roll back the weers ehd— you know, let's roll back the weers ehd ged— you know, let's roll back the years and get-of- you know, let's roll back the years and get of the years and get rid of the hderhed. — years and get rid of the internet. it— years and get rid of the internet. c $70 $79d years and get rid of the internet. c $70 $7ej c internet. it was 20, 29. it wasn't even that young. no. i mean, there was a there- c ; no. i mean, there was a there was a ddde— mean, there was a there was a ddde redee— mean, there was a there was a little notice at— mean, there was a there was a little notice at kings cross in heheres— little notice at kings cross in pancras station— little notice at kings cross in pancras station recently. and it redd— pancras station recently. and it redd reeere— pancras station recently. and it redd eeeede her— pancras station recently. and it told people not to— pancras station recently. and it told people not to take selfies on told people not to take selfies err dhe— told people not to take selfies on the escalator— told people not to take selfies on the escalator because people hed—dew.- on the escalator because people had down, toppling had been falling down, toppling eh. — had been falling down, toppling eh. -._ had been falling down, toppling off. .i watched— had been falling down, toppling off. .i watched .wholel off. but i watched that whole youtube clip just before i came out of this guy trevor out tonight of this guy trevor in his plane and then he jumped out. what an idiot. you know , he out. what an idiot. you know, he jumps up. i'm thinking he's not going to do it. he's not that stupid. actually yes, he was. he
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jumped out. but that's not about being young. no, no , it's not being young. no, no, it's not about young things at all. about being young things at all. he just. it was so selfish. he allowed the plane to continue to fly crashed. right. fly until it crashed. right. okay. was quite an okay. it was in a quite an isolated area. but what if there was a hiker there or some absolutely or. listen,i absolutely animal or. listen, i would absolutely animal or. listen, i wewdd-heeded- absolutely animal or. listen, i would-pocket money.| would dock his pocket money. dheds— would dock his pocket money. that's-would - would dock his pocket money. that's-would do.- would dock his pocket money. that's would do. lots that's what i would do. lots more .come.-so. that's what i would do. lots- more .come.-so excited more to come. next up so excited eherr— more to come. next up so excited eeerd-rdw— more to come. next up so excited eeerd-rdw herd— more to come. next up so excited about my mark meets guest about this. my mark meets guest is about this. my mark meets guest ds hededddhg— about this. my mark meets guest is modelling icon— about this. my mark meets guest is modelling icon samantha fox . is modelling icon samantha fox. wedd— is modelling icon samantha fox. weddd he— is modelling icon samantha fox. we'll be-about- is modelling icon samantha fox. we'll be-about her- we'll be talking about her incredible— we'll be talking about her incredible fame , money, incredible career fame, money, redhe— incredible career fame, money, where-dd.- incredible career fame, money, fortune,-it. plus,- incredible career fame, money, fortune, it. plus, i'll fortune, you name it. plus, i'll be fortune, you name it. plus, i'll he esddhg— fortune, you name it. plus, i'll be asking, should— fortune, you name it. plus, i'll be asking, should the sun bring heed— be asking, should the sun bring heed rege— be asking, should the sun bring back page three. _ be asking, should the sun bring back page three. what do you dhdhde— back page three. what do you dhdhde werd— back page three. what do you think? mark gbnews.uk, all of that think? mark gbnews.uk, all of the ds— think? mark gbnews.uk, all of the ds .—
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i here- so excited about i here— so excited about this. iwerd— so excited about this. it's i here— so excited about this. it's time for so excited about this. it's time her werd— so excited about this. it's time for mark meets— so excited about this. it's time for mark meets in— so excited about this. it's time for mark meets in which i speak to for mark meets in which i speak he he— for mark meets in which i speak re the edges- for mark meets in which i speak to the biggest names in the eewrdrw— to the biggest names in the country, arnie.— to the biggest names in the country, arnie. and they don't get country, arnie. and they don't ged hweh— country, arnie. and they don't get much bigger— country, arnie. and they don't get much bigger than modelling deer— get much bigger than modelling ehd— get much bigger than modelling icon and singer— get much bigger than modelling icon and singer samantha fox, whe— icon and singer samantha fox, whe heee— icon and singer samantha fox, whe heee eh— icon and singer samantha fox, who became an instant national eedehrddw— who became an instant national eedehrddw-hesed- who became an instant national celebrity posed topless celebrity when she posed topless for celebrity when she posed topless rer-sheds— celebrity when she posed topless rer-suds hege— celebrity when she posed topless rer-swhds hege s— celebrity when she posed topless for-sun's page 3 in- celebrity when she posed topless for sun's page 3 in 1983. for the sun's page 3 in 1983. here— for the sun's page 3 in 1983. there followed— for the sun's page 3 in 1983. there followed a— for the sun's page 3 in 1983. there followed a series of eerdhg— there followed a series of acting roles— there followed a series of acting roles and a highly successful— acting roles and a highly successful music career by the ehd— successful music career by the end er— successful music career by the end er dhe — successful music career by the end of the 80s.— successful music career by the end of the 80s. so— successful music career by the end of the 80s. so mantha had seed— end of the 80s. so mantha had seed dhree — end of the 80s. so mantha had scored three top— end of the 80s. so mantha had scored three top ten hits in eerh— scored three top ten hits in both britain— scored three top ten hits in both britain and the us and three— both britain and the us and dhree gedd— both britain and the us and three gold albums in america. sheds— three gold albums in america. sheds we— three gold albums in america. sheds e— three gold albums in america. she's won a legion of new fans wdrh— she's won a legion of new fans wddh her— she's won a legion of new fans with her appearances on reality tv, with her appearances on reality dv. dhedwddhg— with her appearances on reality tv, including big— with her appearances on reality tv, including big brother i'm a eedehrddw— tv, including big brother i'm a eedehrddw ehd— tv, including big brother i'm a celebrity and come dine with me. and celebrity and come dine with me. add deh— celebrity and come dine with me. and i'm delighted— celebrity and come dine with me. and i'm delighted to say that sehehdhe— and i'm delighted to say that samantha fox— and i'm delighted to say that samantha fox joins me now. hi, seer. — samantha fox joins me now. hi, seer. herds.— samantha fox joins me now. hi, sam. lovely to meet sam. hello, mark. lovely to meet you sam. hello, mark. lovely to meet wew ed— sam. hello, mark. lovely to meet wew ed desd. — sam. hello, mark. lovely to meet wew er desd. hew— sam. hello, mark. lovely to meet you at last. how are— sam. lovely to meet you at last. .ed”rt rtr7 what you at last. how are you? what a weeh— you at last. how are you? what a career. yeah, 40— you at last. how are you? what a career. yeah, 40 years— you at last. how are you? what a career. yeah, 40 years in- career. yeah, 40 years in shewhh— career. yeah, 40 years in showbiz. how— career. yeah, 40 years in showbiz. how is that possible ? showbiz. how is that possible? i showbiz. how is that possible? d ddde-d— showbiz. how is that possible? d dddhdd dhdhd— showbiz. how is that possible? i didn't think back— showbiz. how is that possible? i didn't think back then- showbiz. how is that possible? i didn't think back then that it was ever going to be this long, and i just feel amazed that it's . it'sjust and i just feel amazed that it's . it's just carried on. and i'm still here and quite sane. you know, you're very sane and you've got a great career ongoing, really happy and so
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proud of you know, for sure. proud of it, you know, for sure. and we'll talk about your forthcoming— and we'll talk about your forthcoming us tour. you've got ehedher— forthcoming us tour. you've got ehedherlgdg— forthcoming us tour. you've got another gig coming up and another tv gig coming up and a heed— another tv gig coming up and a heed-wedd— another tv gig coming up and a book-well, and— another tv gig coming up and a book-well, and a— another tv gig coming up and a book well, and a record deal. book as well, and a record deal. hur— book as well, and a record deal. hed hew— book as well, and a record deal. hed hew ddd— book as well, and a record deal. but how did it— book as well, and a record deal. but how did it all— book as well, and a record deal. but how did it all start? how ddd— but how did it all start? how ddd hege— but how did it all start? how did page three— but how did it all start? how did page three come about? wedd— did page three come about? wedr. dds— did page three come about? wedr. dds e— did page three come about? well, it's a page— did page three come about? well, it's a page after- did page three come about? well, it's a page after two, you know that. i'm joking. is that he — know that. i'm joking. is that he _oh.— know that. i'm joking. is that he _oh. my- know that. i'm joking. is that it? _oh, my god- know that. i'm joking. is thatj it? _oh, my god . it it? no. um. oh, my god. it wasn't planned— it? no. um. oh, my god. it wasn't planned or- it? \rtr ctrc it wasn't planned or anything like her.— wasn't planned or anything like her. her— wasn't planned or anything like that, butlentered_ wasn't planned or anything like that, but entered a that, but i entered a competition- that, but i entered a competition in in the mirror ereee— competition in in the mirror erewh .— competition in in the mirror erewe . whdeh— competition in in the mirror group , which was a sunday people group, which was a sunday people and group, which was a sunday people ehd d— group, which was a sunday people ehd d ee— group, which was a sunday people and i came second— group, which was a sunday people and i came second in that that wes-d— and i came second in that that wes-d e— and i came second in that that wesh e rege— and i came second in that that wasn't a page three. that was ddhd— wasn't a page three. that was ddhd ed— wasn't a page three. that was kind of lingerie, swimwear, that kind of lingerie, swimwear, that kind of lingerie, swimwear, that kind of thing. and got kind of thing. and then i got offered a very, very good, lucrative, lucrative deal from the sun, which was for four years. so i guess i knew for four years that's what i was going to do. and i wanted to be the best. quite quickly the best. and so quite quickly i did a few pay trees and then i was suddenly on des o'connor, terry wogan presenting the 6:00 show. so i do believe i changed the face of it a little bit. and gave pastry girls a voice because i think before i came along everyone had these preconceived ideas. they were
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all stupid . yeah. and no , that's all stupid. yeah. and no, that's far from it. so does that answer my question about what was different about you? because all of the different about you? because all ed the rege— different about you? because all of the page three— different about you? because all of the page three girls- c rtr7 because all of the page three girls were heewdhwd— of the page three girls were beautiful young women. yeah. so wher— beautiful young women. yeah. so wher wher— beautiful young women. yeah. so wher wher wes— beautiful young women. yeah. so what what was your x factor eheh— what what was your x factor eeeh hem — what what was your x factor apart from the— what what was your x factor apart from the fact that, you drew.— apart from the fact that, you drew. wew-re — apart from the fact that, you know, you're obviously very gergeews— know, you're obviously very gorgeous everything, but did know, you're obviously very gorghave everything, but did know, you're obviously very gorghave somethinghing, but did know, you're obviously very gorghave something else but did know, you're obviously very gorghave something else going d you have something else going on? you have something else going ehe d— you have something else going ehe d dhdhd— you have something else going on? i think because is from a rew— on? i think because is from a rerw eerdw— on? i think because is from a rerw eerdw ege. — on? i think because is from a rerw eerdw ege. d— on? i think because is from a very early age. ; very early age. i went to stage school from the age of five. i started to go to anas sarwar theatre and then i went to judi dench, mountview theatre. it dench, mountview theatre. so it was me to entertain was always in me to entertain and show off. i guess it was a bit of a show off at school and i think my mum and dad kind of saw that i was one of those kids always dressing up and make ing fun out of myself or making little plays at home and that's why at five i went to stage school, you know, because i didn't need that outlet. and mum and dad saw that they were told when i was really young that i'd never be a 9 to 5. put it that way. and then the modelling happened and that amazing.
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happened and that was amazing. a great yeah. and then in great career. yeah. and then in 86 i was sent a song called touch me. and then i haven't looked back really. 35 million. touch me, touch me . i want to touch me, touch me. i want to feel your touch me, touch me. i want to reedwewr hedw. — touch me, touch me. i want to feel your body. oh,- touch me, touch me. i want to feel your body. oh, yes, yes, wes. — feel your body. oh, yes, yes, yes. just how we got here. mark so that was obviously an amazing ride, the music career and you're going to go to the states again on tour. so it was a h— again on tour. so it was a massive it was— again on tour. so it was a massive it was 2- again on tour. so it was a massive it was 2 or- ; “ ” so it was a massive it was 2 or 3 gold edhwrhs— massive it was 2 or 3 gold edhwrhs dh— massive it was 2 or 3 gold albums in america. um, well, ddre— albums in america. um, well, ddre ged— albums in america. um, well, i've got two, three gold, four gold albums in america, and i've got a platinum as well, a double platinum , which fabulous. um platinum, which is fabulous. um in actual fact, yeah, i've sold like 35 million albums now. people i don't think i don't know if they really believe me, but no, it's true . they're all but no, it's true. they're all over my all over my house, everywhere. only in my hall, really . because come down really. because when i come down my in the morning, i see my stairs in the morning, i see them and i think gets me going. but i'm coming back with but no, i'm i'm coming back with a new album. i've had a bit of a quiet period with music and tour ing, but ready now. i've ing, but i'm ready now. i've been this fabulous jane plan been on this fabulous jane plan diet since covid lost like diet lost since covid lost like
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two stones. you're the only person that lost weight during lockdown. well done. no, i put dwe— lockdown. well done. no, i put dwe sdeee— lockdown. well done. no, i put we here eh— lockdown. well done. no, i put two stone on you.— lockdown. well done. no, i put two stone on you. _ lockdown. well done. no, i put two stone on you. put- t: well done. no, i put two stone on you. c t: well done. no, i put two stone on you. ed“c two stone on you. put it on, and now you've had to get it back off. god, yeah. touring. start you know, was began last year mainly. and finishing off the album and i'm ready to go out there and perform like 15 numbers an hour and a half shows got to be fit, got to be trim. did you put weight on in covid? well, i did a bit, yeah. i was having beer every— well, i did a bit, yeah. i was having beer every day- c c c iwas having beer every day at like adhe— having beer every day at like who dh— having beer every day at like who dh dhe— having beer every day at like 4:00 in the afternoon and i dhewghd.— 4:00 in the afternoon and i thought, yeah,— 4:00 in the afternoon and i thought, yeah, this isn't normal eedweddw— thought, yeah, this isn't normal eedweddw. se— thought, yeah, this isn't normal eedweddw. se d— thought, yeah, this isn't normal actually. so i had— thought, yeah, this isn't normal actually. so i had to i had to get— actually. so i had to i had to ged e— actually. so i had to i had to get e ghe— actually. so i had to i had to get e grde er— actually. so i had to i had to get a grip of myself because i do get a grip of myself because i de reed— get a grip of myself because i de reed ddde— get a grip of myself because i do feel like the _ get a grip of myself because i do feel like the rules went out the do feel like the rules went out he wdhdew. — do feel like the rules went out the window. it— do feel like the rules went out the window. it felt— do feel like the rules went out the window. it felt like the end of the window. it felt like the end er rhe— the window. it felt like the end er dhe werdd— the window. it felt like the end of the world, didn't it? cj“ c of the world, didn't it? oh, it wedrd— of the world, didn't it? oh, it was weird. do _ of the world, didn't it? oh, it was weird. do you— of the world, didn't it? oh, it was weird. do you know what, though? it's the first time i had off since i like, had time off since i was, like, 16. and part of me really 16. and a part of me really enjoyed it. i didn't have to diet. i didn't bother about the gym. l diet. i didn't bother about the gym. i got bit lazy. but then gym. i got a bit lazy. but then towards the i got really towards the end, i got really bored. i think that bored. yeah, i think that happened. that was cycle, happened. that was the cycle, rhet— happened. that was the cycle, that- lockdown. _ happened. that was the cycle, that-lockdown. the- c that was the cycle, that lockdown. the weather that first lockdown. the weather wees-— that first lockdown. the weather weses- wedd— that first lockdown. the weather| was-as well, _of
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was great as well, which kind of heede— was great as well, which kind of hede h— was great as well, which kind of hede h edd— was great as well, which kind of made it all seem— was great as well, which kind of made it all seem very pleasant. hed— made it all seem very pleasant. hed seme— made it all seem very pleasant. hed ed— made it all seem very pleasant. but some of.were_ made it all seem very pleasant. but some of.were lucky- made it all seem very pleasant. but some of.were lucky to. but some of us were lucky to have a garden. but when you think about people living in flats garden, oh, flats and with no garden, oh, just, it have just been just, it must have just been awful. got this great awful. so you've got this great career and there's so much that you've done. yeah. is page three in you've done. yeah. is page three her-— you've done. yeah. is page three in-an albatross- you've done. yeah. is page three in _an albatross around i in any way an albatross around wew—dhew- in any way an albatross around. your_ know what? your neck? do you know what? only really in england, to be honest. people say to only really in england, to be hon at:. people say to only really in england, to be hon at the people say to only really in england, to be hon at the beginning, le say to only really in england, to be hon at the beginning, oh, iy to only really in england, to be hon at the beginning, oh, a to only really in england, to be hon at the beginning, oh, a bit me at the beginning, oh, a bit touch me cells because of page three. but if anything, it was, um. i mean, he got scratched off on chns um. i mean, he got scratched off on chris tarrant. on the radio by chris tarrant. this will never make it. it was quite at the beginning. quite horrible at the beginning. you cancelled tarrant. you were cancelled by tarrant. oh, i've sorted him out oh, yes, but i've sorted him out since right? so was since right? so there was hesdeeddw— since right? so there was hesdeeddw e— since right? so there was basically a.of- “rt.rt ” r;“c7 so there was basically a of snobbery basically a bit of snobbery eheh— basically a bit of snobbery about-music- basically a bit of snobbery about music career at the about your music career at the hegdhhdhg. — about your music career at the beginning. ithink— about your music career at the beginning. ithink a- about your music career at the beginning. i think a lot of people felt was just people felt that i was just suddenly became singer, but suddenly became a singer, but i'd since a really i'd been singing since a really young age. was there a sense of stay in your lane? you're just a heeded.— stay in your lane? you're just a heded. hur— stay in your lane? you're just a model, but yeah,— stay in your lane? you're just a model, but yeah, but- stay in your lane? you're just a model, but yeah, but i- “ ” 7 you're just a model, but yeah, but i felt when i model, but yeah, but i felt when d sdghed— model, but yeah, but i felt when d sdghed rhet— model, but yeah, but i felt when i signed that four— model, but yeah, but i felt when i signed that four year eeerreer.— i signed that four year contract, when over, contract, when that was over, her— contract, when that was over, rher- d — contract, when that was over, dhed-d dhdhd- contract, when that was over, that-i think you've. contract, when that was over,. that-i think you've got that was it. i think you've got to quit while you're on top the same being a footballer or same as being a footballer or a boxer. there's a time when you've just to stop. and
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you've just got to stop. and i was still only 20 when retired was still only 20 when i retired from modelling, i still from modelling, so i was still very music very young. and with music there's much can do in there's so much you can do in it. there's only so many pictures you can do. isn't there? and it can get that, can get little bit. i know i've get a little bit. i know i've seen get a little bit. i know i've dherh— get a little bit. i know i've seen them all. _ r;rtc c c i know i've seen them all. they're very ddrhhed. — seen them all. they're very limited. they're- seen them all. they're very limited. “rtg ”rt limited. they're all over the internet. that's you internet. and that's why you wear correct. um, and wear glasses, correct. um, and then music, you can, you then with music, you can, you know you know, you write songs, you produce , you perform. i have my produce, you perform. i have my own label now. i look out for other bands, talent. so there's so much more you can do in music, you know, i love writing. i love producing. and then when you go on stage and you sing your own songs, it's even better. well, definitely. you've got a great body of work, amazing songs. last not amazing songs. last but not deesh.— amazing songs. last but not least,-briefly_ amazing songs. last but not least,-briefly ,- amazing songs. last but not least,-briefly , just- “r; ; last but not least, briefly , just get least, just briefly, just get dhe— least, just briefly, just get the rege— least, just briefly, just get the page three— least, just briefly, just get the page three thing out the way was the page three thing out the way rege— the page three thing out the way eege rhree. — the page three thing out the way was page three. it's a long time ege. — was page three. it's a long time ege. dreeddw— was page three. it's a long time ege. dreerdw ard— was page three. it's a long time ago. exactly and you've moved on and ago. exactly and you've moved on end we— ago. exactly and you've moved on end wee-s— ago. exactly and you've moved on and we-as well. - ago. exactly and you've moved on and we-as well. but- ago. exactly and you've moved on and we as well. but was and we should as well. but was page— and we should as well. but was hege—ehd- and we should as well. but was page—and should. and we should as well. but wasi page—and should we page three sexist and should we hrdhg— page three sexist and should we hrdhg h— page three sexist and should we hrdhg h heede— page three sexist and should we bring it back? should the sun hewseeeer— bring it back? should the sun hewseeeer hrdhg— bring it back? should the sun newspaper bring it back? \rrtr newspaper bring it back? no, i dhdhd— newspaper bring it back? no, i dhdhd hds— newspaper bring it back? no, i think it's been— newspaper bring it back? no, i think it's been and— newspaper bring it back? no, i think it's been and gone. really. i think. were you sorry to really. i think. were you sorry re see— really. i think. were you sorry he h— really. i think. were you sorry he dh gee — really. i think. were you sorry to see it go? not—
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really. i think. were you sorry to see it go? not really, no. remember i was brought up on it as a kid. it was the paper the family got. it was the sun. my dad loved it for the sport. it was me and my mother actually looked at three i looked at page three more. i think a lot more women do. they look i don't know look at the hair. i don't know what they look at. but you what else they look at. but you know, they do. they say, oh, she's if you think she's pretty. and if you think about world, yeah, about miss world, yeah, women watch than as well. watch it more than men as well. that's true. they really do. because are we like because women are nosy. we like to everything and that's to look at everything and that's exactly the same reason why i concentrate on page seven, fellas. oh, that . concentrate on page seven, fellas. oh, that. that concentrate on page seven, fellas. oh, that . that didn't fellas. oh, that. that didn't happen. it didn't very happen. it didn't last very long, it? it didn't happen. happen. it didn't last very lrthink it? it didn't happen. happen. it didn't last very lrthink he's’ it didn't happen. happen. it didn't last very lrthink he's gone.in't happen. happen. it didn't last very lrthink he's gone. it'shappen. happen. it didn't last very lrthink he's gone. it's beenen. happen. it didn't last very lrthink he's gone. it's been and i think he's gone. it's been and gone. look at the gone. because look at the internet it's sad internet now. i mean, it's sad in a that i mean, i have in a way that i mean, i have i've got two stepson who are 21 and they've been in my life since 14. i'd rather them looked at page three and what what they probably have looked at on the internet put that way. internet put it that way. you've been very open about internet put it that way. - you've been very open about your serwedhw— you've been very open about your serwedhw dh— you've been very open about your sexuality in 2003,— you've been very open about your sexuality in 2003, you announced wew— sexuality in 2003, you announced wew dere— sexuality in 2003, you announced wew dere rer— sexuality in 2003, you announced your love for your— sexuality in 2003, you announced your love for your then manager, hwre— your love for your then manager, myra-you— your love for your then manager, myra-you ged- your love for your then manager, myra you got married. myra stratton. you got married. it myra stratton. you got married. dd wes— myra stratton. you got married. it was wonderful. _ myra stratton. you got married. it was wonderful. you sadly lost awe.— it was wonderful. you sadly lost the deh— it was wonderful. you sadly lost rdwre. rer-sew.— it was wonderful. you sadly lost myra, i'm sorry. and you
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myra, i'm so sorry. and you reerd— myra, i'm so sorry. and you rewhd dere— myra, i'm so sorry. and you found love again- myra, i'm so sorry. and you found love again and you're herded— found love again and you're married again.— found love again and you're married again. so big. congratulations. it a married again. so big.- congratulations.-it a you congratulations. was it a you got— congratulations. was it a you get herded— congratulations. was it a you got married once, mark? have you not got married once, mark? have you heh heh— got married once, mark? have you heh heh dere— got married once, mark? have you heh heh dehe e— got married once, mark? have you not not done a second civil eehhershdee — not not done a second civil partnership? no.- not not done a second civil partnership? \rtr partnership? no. just. just this once to linda i with myra once to linda. i was with myra for it was like a for 16 years. it was like a marriage . it was a long time. marriage. it was a long time. yeah we was engaged, but we just never tied the knot. yeah um, that's another reason i didn't write or do music for quite a while. every song i was writing was really negative , not was really negative, not negative, not very positive and uplifting. it was all quite sad . so i've had a good break and i'm back again. i'm so happy. i'm back again. i'm so happy. i'm so in love. i love married life and yeah , i just can't wait life and yeah, i just can't wait to carry on with this new album and a new tour. a lot to look rerwerd— and a new tour. a lot to look rerwerd he.— and a new tour. a lot to look forward to, isn't— and a new tour. a lot to look forward to, isn't it?- and a new tour. a lot to look forward to, isn't it? i- ed“c ” a lot to look forward to, isn't it? i think it rode.— forward to, isn't it? i think it was 1976. elton— forward to, isn't it? i think it was 1976. elton john did an dhherrdew— was 1976. elton john did an interview with— was 1976. elton john did an interview with rolling stone rheeghe— interview with rolling stone magazine, that's when he magazine, and that's when he sedd— magazine, and that's when he sedd|wew— magazine, and that's when he sedd|wew dhew.— magazine, and that's when he said you know, i'm bisexual or said, you know, i'm bisexual or der— said, you know, i'm bisexual or her ger— said, you know, i'm bisexual or her gew. ard— said, you know, i'm bisexual or her gew. ahd h— said, you know, i'm bisexual or i'm gay. and it was like, you drew.— i'm gay. and it was like, you dhewlwes— i'm gay. and it was like, you dhewlwes e— i'm gay. and it was like, you know,.was a kind- i'm gay. and it was like, you know, was a kind of piece of know, it was a kind of piece of hheh— know, it was a kind of piece of news that rocked— know, it was a kind of piece of news that rocked the world in the news that rocked the world in hhe eh — news that rocked the world in hhe eh -sew— news that rocked the world in hhe eee-sew h- news that rocked the world in the 70 saw it with with the 70 as we saw it with with eeerge — the 70 as we saw it with with george michael— the 70 as we saw it with with george michael as well and
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ehhers— george michael as well and ehhers. wes— george michael as well and others. was it— george michael as well and others. was it did you of others. was it did you sort of deddherehe— others. was it did you sort of deliberate over— others. was it did you sort of deliberate over over going heedde— deliberate over over going ewhdde-wewr. - deliberate over over going public-your. of- deliberate over over going public your. cj�*" rt.rtr. public with your. of course, for a public with your. of course, for e-deeh— public with your. of course, for a yeah for while. a while? yeah for a while. i guess when back in the day when i modelling , a lot of my i was modelling, a lot of my fans were remember, i was only 16 or 17, 18, 19, and fans were remember, i was only 16 or17,18,19, and a fans were remember, i was only 16 or 17, 18, 19, and a lot of my fans were very young. they were pubescent boys, like 14, 15 and, and they had this image and all my letters were, i want to marry you, i want to be with you. but then fans have grown up with me now and they're still my fans. so that fantasy is kind of gone, but they're just really happy for me that i've found love because they've followed me for 40 years and now their kids are following and now i've are following me and now i've got fans. and since coming got new fans. and since coming out more girl fans, which out a lot more girl fans, which is yeah. and i get bras is great. yeah. and i get bras thrown at me now instead of underpants. it is. you know, it is remarkable— underpants. it is. you know, it is remarkable how— c. : it is. you know, it is remarkable how much how much wew-re— is remarkable how much how much wew-re dere— is remarkable how much how much wew-re dehe ehd— is remarkable how much how much you've done and-did.- is remarkable how much how much you've done and did. i'm you've done and you did. i'm a eedehrhw— you've done and you did. i'm a celebrity-you— you've done and you did. i'm a celebrity-you were- celebrity arnie. you were edehgsdde— celebrity arnie. you were edehgsdde e— celebrity arnie. you were alongside a mate of mine, katie hdee— alongside a mate of mine, katie price-another— alongside a mate of mine, katie price-another-of- alongside a mate of mine, katie price another of mine, price and another pal of mine, ddrh —dheh- price and another pal of mine, kim—that must- price and another pal of mine, kim that must have kim woodburn. that must have heer— kim woodburn. that must have heed-sherdw— kim woodburn. that must have been sparky experience. been a very sparky experience. do been a very sparky experience. he-wheh.— been a very sparky experience. do what, everyone? do you know what, everyone? wher— do you know what, everyone? when-heh— do you know what, everyone?
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when-meh-wesl when i first met kim, i was like, oh, am i going to be scared? but you know what? she was my best mate in there. and she's so tall, but she's her eyesight so bless her. eyesight is so bad, bless her. and was staying above these and she was staying above these rocks. night i'd have rocks. so every night i'd have to to the toilet and to take her to the toilet and we'd wait. we'd wake every body up we'd just have up because we'd just have the giggles and everyone get giggles and everyone would get the, oh, look how much weight i lost there. yeah. if you want to lose weight, mark, go in the jungle. go in the jungle. usher.— jungle. go in the jungle. listen,-total- jungle. go in the jungle.| listen,-total hero. listen, you're a total hero. unbelievable— listen, you're a total hero. unbelievable career you've unbelievable career. you've got a unbelievable career. you've got e reedhw— unbelievable career. you've got a reality-coming— unbelievable career. you've got a reality coming in a reality tv coming in the ehh — a reality tv coming in the autumn. album, what's autumn. the album, what's it eedded— autumn. the album, what's it eedded e — autumn. the album, what's it eedded e d— autumn. the album, what's it called ? i haven't- autumn. the album, what's it called ? “ c ctrt. ctc autumn. the album, what's it called ? c ctrt. ctc grtc called? i haven't decided yet. walking a title, i've got walking a title, but i've got a new album coming and the us tour and a book which is going to be serialised. it's all happening. it's serialised. it's all happening. dhds edd— serialised. it's all happening. it's all happening.— : it's all happening. it's all happening. and listen, wddd— it's all happening. and listen, wddd-heed- it's all happening. and listen, will-back and- it's all happening. and listen, will-back and be. will you come back and be a hdeed— will you come back and be a herd er— will you come back and be a friend of-show? - will you come back and be a friend of show? c friend of the show? i'd love to, werd— friend of the show? i'd love to, mark and wish can we wish mark and can we wish can we wish britain great in the britain great luck in the eurovision? you took part in the heats, didn't you? i did. back in i believe. go what in 96, i believe. go what a total in 96, i believe. go what a hehed here.— in 96, i believe. go what a total hero. my— in 96, i believe. go what a total hero. my thanks- “ hr ctr what a total hero. my thanks to “ hr crtr what a total hero. my thanks to the ehezdhg— total hero. my thanks to the ehezdhg-rer. - total hero. my thanks to the amazing fox. next i'll amazing sam fox. next up, i'll be amazing sam fox. next up, i'll he deeddhg— amazing sam fox. next up, i'll be dealing with— amazing sam fox. next up, i'll be dealing with woke welby. you werdd— be dealing with woke welby. you
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on the radio, on tv, online in he— on the radio, on tv, online in hhe hd— on the radio, on tv, online in hhe dd ehd— on the radio, on tv, online in the uk and across— on the radio, on tv, online in the uk and across the world. dhds— the uk and across the world. dhds ds— the uk and across the world. dhds ds herd— the uk and across the world. this is mark dolan tonight in my rede— this is mark dolan tonight in my hede eh— this is mark dolan tonight in my hede eh heh— this is mark dolan tonight in my hede eh heh es— this is mark dolan tonight in my take at ten as net— this is mark dolan tonight in my take at ten as net migration is set take at ten as net migration is seh he— take at ten as net migration is seh he heh— take at ten as net migration is seh he hee e— take at ten as net migration is set to top a million people this weer— set to top a million people this weer .— set to top a million people this weer. ddd— set to top a million people this weer. dddd he— set to top a million people this year , i'll be dealing with the year, i'll be dealing with the arehhdsheh— year, i'll be dealing with the archbishop of— year, i'll be dealing with the archbishop of canterbury, woke wedhw— archbishop of canterbury, woke wedhw .— archbishop of canterbury, woke wedhw . whe — archbishop of canterbury, woke welby , who wants more in welby, who wants more in rehdghr-s— welby, who wants more in tonight's newsmaker. why is awshreddeds— tonight's newsmaker. why is australia's version of the bbc eheeddhg— australia's version of the bbc attacking prince— australia's version of the bbc attacking prince charles? it's sheeddhg— attacking prince charles? it's shocking stuff.— attacking prince charles? it's shocking stuff. our new king under— shocking stuff. our new king under attack— shocking stuff. our new king under attack from the australian ehe— under attack from the australian hhe whd— under attack from the australian hhe wddd he— under attack from the australian bbc will be live _ under attack from the australian bbc will be live to _ under attack from the australian bbc will be live to sydney to rhd— bbc will be live to sydney to rdhd ewh— bbc will be live to sydney to rdhd ewr whw. — bbc will be live to sydney to find out why. and mark dolan rehdghr— find out why. and mark dolan rehdghr ds— find out why. and mark dolan tonight is the— find out why. and mark dolan tonight is the home of the peters— tonight is the home of the eeeers whh— tonight is the home of the papers with tomorrow's front pages— papers with tomorrow's front eeges rrerh — papers with tomorrow's front pages from 1030 . pages from 1030. arerw— pages from 1030.
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a very busy hour to come. eeges rreh reee.— a very busy hour to come. happy rrddew— a very busy hour to come. happy rrddew he— a very busy hour to come. happy rrddew he ee— a very busy hour to come. happy friday to one and— a very busy hour to come. happy friday to one and all the weedehd— friday to one and all the weekend starts here. let's have some fun. let's— weekend starts here. let's have some fun. let's have some big dehehes— some fun. let's have some big debates, some— some fun. let's have some big debates, some big— some fun. let's have some big debates, some big guests and a eeerre— debates, some big guests and a eewede er— debates, some big guests and a couple of laughs— debates, some big guests and a couple of laughs along the way. so couple of laughs along the way. se-serhehhdhg— couple of laughs along the way. so-something cold- couple of laughs along the way. so something cold and bubbly so get something cold and bubbly out so get something cold and bubbly ewr-dhe— so get something cold and bubbly ewhlhhe hddge— so get something cold and bubbly out-the fridge or— so get something cold and bubbly out the fridge or fire up the out of the fridge or fire up the dehhde — out of the fridge or fire up the dehhde ehd— out of the fridge or fire up the kettle and let's— out of the fridge or fire up the kettle and let's get to work. herdh— kettle and let's get to work. hehh heger— kettle and let's get to work. don't forget, i'll— kettle and let's get to work. don't forget, i'll be dealing whh— don't forget, i'll be dealing whh-wedhw- don't forget, i'll be dealing with welby next. you won't with woke welby next. you won't werd— with woke welby next. you won't wehhlrhdss— with woke welby next. you won't want.miss.first,_ with woke welby next. you won't want miss first, the want to miss it. first, the heedddhes— want to miss it. first, the headlines with- want to miss it. first, the headlines with tatiana sanchez . headlines with tatiana sanchez. herd— headlines with tatiana sanchez. herd hhehd— headlines with tatiana sanchez. mark thank you. _ headlines with tatiana sanchez. mark thank you. “ mark thank you. this is the latest from the newsroom passengers have faced widespread disruption in today due to the latest round of train strikes. members of the aslef union have been walking out at more than a dozen train operators in a long running dispute over pay. the disruption into disruption continues into tomorrow as rmt members go on strike on the day of the eurovision song contest final in liverpool. further strikes by the union will be held on the sist the union will be held on the 31st of may and the 3rd of june, the day of the fa cup final at
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wembley. rail minister huw merriman told gb news the strikes are disappointing . we strikes are disappointing. we have been able to “r; we have been able to facilitate an eher— have been able to facilitate an eher whdeh— have been able to facilitate an offer which has— have been able to facilitate an offer which has been put to the when— offer which has been put to the union leaders— offer which has been put to the union leaders .— offer which has been put to the union leaders. the problem offer which has been put to the union leaders . the problem we've union leaders. the problem we've got union leaders. the problem we've geh ds— union leaders. the problem we've geh ds hheh— union leaders. the problem we've ger ds rher dhew— union leaders. the problem we've got is that they won't put it rerwerd— got is that they won't put it rerwerd he— got is that they won't put it forward to their— got is that they won't put it forward to their members. hdrhher— forward to their members. similar offers— forward to their members. similar offers been similar offers have been put rerwerd— similar offers have been put forward members of forward to other members of ehd— forward to other members of unions and they've accepted hherh. — unions and they've accepted hherh. ldegde— unions and they've accepted them. logic would dictate if them. so logic would dictate if them. so logic would dictate if hhe wher— them. so logic would dictate if the union leaders— them. so logic would dictate if the union leaders did the same , the union leaders did the same, we eeddd— the union leaders did the same, we eewdd see— the union leaders did the same, we could see an— the union leaders did the same, we could see an end to this eedded.— we could see an end to this action-really- we could see an end to this action. really sorry we could see an end to this. action.-really sorry for action. and i'm really sorry for all action. and i'm really sorry for edd—whe— action. and i'm really sorry for all—who have- action. and i'm really sorry for all—who have been| all passengers who have been ddsrwhhed— all passengers who have been ddsrwehed-. — all passengers who have been disrupted . .dr�*~irted“w“ disrupted today. meanwhile, rishi sunak says he's disappointed with the decision to block ukrainian president vladimir zelenskyy from addressing the eurovision song contest at 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 seriously. it follows reports an internal investigation into one case of groping claims took
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three years to complete. in a separate case, a labour mp has reported one of her party colleagues to the police for alleged sexual assault . sir keir alleged sexual assault. sir keir starmer is urging anyone within the party with concerns to come forward. well, look, i think all of forward. well, look, i think all er hhese— forward. well, look, i think all of these allegations- : well, look, i think all of these allegations have to be hedeh— of these allegations have to be taken extremely— of these allegations have to be taken extremely seriously and dhew— taken extremely seriously and dhew ee— taken extremely seriously and they are taken— taken extremely seriously and they are taken seriously by me ehd— they are taken seriously by me end by— they are taken seriously by me end by he— they are taken seriously by me and by the party-— they are taken seriously by me and by the party. i do understand- and by the party. i do understand and from my eeerdehee— understand and from my experience as— understand and from my experience as chief prosecutor , experience as chief prosecutor, hew— experience as chief prosecutor, how difficult— experience as chief prosecutor, how difficult it— experience as chief prosecutor, how difficult it is— experience as chief prosecutor, how difficult it is for people to how difficult it is for people he ee— how difficult it is for people to come forward. _ how difficult it is for people to come forward. that's among the to come forward. that's among hhe reesehs— to come forward. that's among the reasons that— to come forward. that's among the reasons that we made our heeess— the reasons that we made our process completely independent . process completely independent. so process completely independent. se hds— process completely independent. se dds heh— process completely independent. se dds hed e— process completely independent. so it's not a political process anymore. what— so it's not a political process anymore. what i— so it's not a political process anymore. what i would say is her— anymore. what i would say is hheh d— anymore. what i would say is that i encourage— anymore. what i would say is that i encourage anybody to come rerwerd— that i encourage anybody to come rerwerd he— that i encourage anybody to come rerwerd he ehd— that i encourage anybody to come forward to and feel— that i encourage anybody to come forward to and feel that they're sweeehed— forward to and feel that they're supported through that independent process . independent process. the gererhhehd— independent process. the government has- independent process. the government has defended tests for year six students in england after a paper in this week's sats exams left some pupils in tears . sats exams 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 11
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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 to her local mp, expressing concern about the negative impact of the exams on the mental health and wellbeing of her pupils . and finally, two of her pupils. and finally, two new official portraits of king charles alongside his heirs , charles alongside his heirs, have been released. his majesty is pictured alongside the prince of wales and prince george 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 attendance at tv online dab+ radio and on tune in. this is gb news. now it's back to mark dolan tonight right. my thanks to tatiana sanchez,
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who returns in an hour's time. it's just gone 10:00. let's hope he— it's just gone 10:00. let's hope hhe ddds— it's just gone 10:00. let's hope hhe ddds ee— it's just gone 10:00. let's hope the kids are in— it's just gone 10:00. let's hope the kids are in bed, which means you the kids are in bed, which means wew ehd— the kids are in bed, which means wew ehd d— the kids are in bed, which means wew ehd d e— the kids are in bed, which means you and i can have— the kids are in bed, which means you and i can have some fun. hew— you and i can have some fun. hew rhe— you and i can have some fun. hew he e— you and i can have some fun. hew he e gdess— you and i can have some fun. pour me a glass of pinot grigio, if pour me a glass of pinot grigio, h wew— pour me a glass of pinot grigio, h wew dehh— pour me a glass of pinot grigio, if you don't mind.— pour me a glass of pinot grigio, if you don't mind. this is mark heter— if you don't mind. this is mark hedeh rehdghr— if you don't mind. this is mark dolan tonight ,— if you don't mind. this is mark dolan tonight , tonight's dolan tonight, tonight's newsmaker. _ dolan tonight, tonight's newsmaker. why is australia's er— newsmaker. why is australia's version of the— newsmaker. why is australia's version of the bbc attacking ddhg— version of the bbc attacking ddhg eherdes— version of the bbc attacking king charles shocking comments eheh— king charles shocking comments ehewh ewr— king charles shocking comments ehewh ew— king charles shocking comments about our new monarch will go shredghh— about our new monarch will go shredghh he— about our new monarch will go shredghh he he— about our new monarch will go straight to to sydney find out wher— straight to to sydney find out wheh ds— straight to to sydney find out wheh ds gedhg— straight to to sydney find out what is going on. and mark dolan rehdghr— what is going on. and mark dolan rehdghr ds— what is going on. and mark dolan rehdghr ds dhe— what is going on. and mark dolan tonight is the home of the peters— tonight is the home of the eeeers whh— tonight is the home of the papers with tomorrow's front pages— papers with tomorrow's front eeges rrerh — papers with tomorrow's front pages from 1030, you can set wew— pages from 1030, you can set wew wheh— pages from 1030, you can set wew weheh he— pages from 1030, you can set your watch to it— pages from 1030, you can set your watch to it with my top hwhdhs. — your watch to it with my top pundits. we'll— your watch to it with my top pundits. we'll also be bringing you pundits. we'll also be bringing wew rehdghr-s— pundits. we'll also be bringing you tonight's headline , heroes you tonight's headline, heroes ehd— you tonight's headline, heroes ehd heed— you tonight's headline, heroes ehd heed rege— you tonight's headline, heroes and back page baddies at the end of and back page baddies at the end er dhe— and back page baddies at the end er hhe shew. — and back page baddies at the end er hhe shew. se— and back page baddies at the end of the show. so big— and back page baddies at the end of the show. so big stories, big gweshs— of the show. so big stories, big gweshs ehd— of the show. so big stories, big guests and always— of the show. so big stories, big guests and always big opinions . guests and always big opinions. reds— guests and always big opinions. dehds shed— guests and always big opinions. let's start with— guests and always big opinions. let's start with my— guests and always big opinions. let's start with my take . at let's start with my take. at tend— let's start with my take. at her. he— let's start with my take. at ten, the archbishop of canterbury, - ten, the archbishop of canterbury, justin welby, is edeerdw— canterbury, justin welby, is edeerdw e— canterbury, justin welby, is clearly a man— canterbury, justin welby, is clearly a man of the cloth heese— clearly a man of the cloth because whenever i see him on tv, because whenever i see him on dh. d— because whenever i see him on dh. d edwews— because whenever i see him on tv, i always think— because whenever i see him on tv, i always think jesus christ
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. whe— tv, i always think jesus christ . whe dhew— tv, i always think jesus christ . who knew that— tv, i always think jesus christ . who knew that being the arehhdsheh— . who knew that being the archbishop of— . who knew that being the archbishop of canterbury, and hhererere— archbishop of canterbury, and therefore the _ archbishop of canterbury, and therefore the head of the church of therefore the head of the church er dhgdehd— therefore the head of the church er dhgdehd wes— therefore the head of the church of england was a— therefore the head of the church of england was a role more hedhdeed— of england was a role more political than— of england was a role more political than prime minister. huh— political than prime minister. huh wedhw— political than prime minister. huh wedhw .— political than prime minister. but welby , another prime example but welby, another prime example of but welby, another prime example er rhe— but welby, another prime example er hhe tempered— but welby, another prime example er hhe eeheered .— but welby, another prime example of the pampered , unelected, of the pampered, unelected, out—of—touch _ of the pampered, unelected, out—of—touch elite , has decided out—of—touch elite, has decided to out—of—touch elite, has decided he wedgh— out—of—touch elite, has decided he wedgh dh— out—of—touch elite, has decided he wedgh dh eh— out—of—touch elite, has decided to weigh in on the— out—of—touch elite, has decided to weigh in on the complex issue of to weigh in on the complex issue er dddeged— to weigh in on the complex issue of illegal immigration into this eewrhrw— of illegal immigration into this eewhrrw. eedddhg— of illegal immigration into this country, calling the government's plan to stop the deeds— government's plan to stop the heehs hereddw— government's plan to stop the boats morally unacceptable . boats morally unacceptable. dew-d— boats morally unacceptable. dewddhhdrd— boats morally unacceptable. you'd think, wouldn't you, that hed— you'd think, wouldn't you, that hedd here— you'd think, wouldn't you, that he'd have better— you'd think, wouldn't you, that he'd have better things to do ddde— he'd have better things to do like comment— he'd have better things to do like comment on— he'd have better things to do like comment on the huge social ehd— like comment on the huge social ehd erered— like comment on the huge social and moral problems facing this eewrhrw— and moral problems facing this eewhhrw. dhe— and moral problems facing this country, the collapse of the rehddw— country, the collapse of the rehddw wedr.— country, the collapse of the family unit, broken homes and an erhdesdeh— family unit, broken homes and an erhdesdeh dh— family unit, broken homes and an explosion in crime— family unit, broken homes and an explosion in crime and ehhdseeded— explosion in crime and antisocial behaviour. you'd hhdhd— antisocial behaviour. you'd hhdhd hed— antisocial behaviour. you'd think he'd be— antisocial behaviour. you'd think he'd be more focussed on grewdhg— think he'd be more focussed on grewdhg e— think he'd be more focussed on grewdhg e see— think he'd be more focussed on growing a some money he's got serrw— growing a some money he's got serrw. hes— growing a some money he's got serrw. he-s ged— growing a some money he's got serrw. he-s geh e— growing a some money he's got sorry, he's got a financial erdsds— sorry, he's got a financial crisis growing— sorry, he's got a financial crisis growing within his own ergehdsehdeh— crisis growing within his own ergehdsehdeh .— crisis growing within his own organisation . and you think he'd organisation. and you think he'd werew— organisation. and you think he'd werrw eheh— organisation. and you think he'd worry about that— organisation. and you think he'd worry about that as they consolidate— worry about that as they consolidate parishes and try to hehewe— consolidate parishes and try to save money? not— consolidate parishes and try to save money? not helped by his deedsdeh— save money? not helped by his deedsdeh he— save money? not helped by his decision to create— save money? not helped by his decision to create a fund that wddd— decision to create a fund that will effectively— decision to create a fund that will effectively pay reparations for will effectively pay reparations rer dhe— will effectively pay reparations for the church's— will effectively pay reparations for the church's debateable ddhds— for the church's debateable ddhds he— for the church's debateable links to slavery.— for the church's debateable links to slavery. so whether
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hds— links to slavery. so whether dds ewr— links to slavery. so whether it's our colonial— links to slavery. so whether it's our colonial past, immigration- it's our colonial past, immigration or climate change ehd— immigration or climate change ehd hds— immigration or climate change ehd hds dwsh— immigration or climate change and his lust for— immigration or climate change and his lust for net zero, it wedhw— and his lust for net zero, it seems welby will stop at nothing to seems welby will stop at nothing he deesh— seems welby will stop at nothing he heesh hds— seems welby will stop at nothing to boost his woke— seems welby will stop at nothing to boost his woke credentials . to boost his woke credentials. ard— to boost his woke credentials. ahd ew— to boost his woke credentials. ahd he— to boost his woke credentials. and now he seems to be swggesrdhg— and now he seems to be swggesrdhg e— and now he seems to be suggesting a virtual open herders— suggesting a virtual open borders policy— suggesting a virtual open borders policy for the united ddhgderh.— borders policy for the united ddhgderh. hew— borders policy for the united kingdom. how can he possibly hehe— kingdom. how can he possibly frame britain— kingdom. how can he possibly frame britain as— kingdom. how can he possibly frame britain as a non welcoming eewhhrw— frame britain as a non welcoming eewhhrw gdreh— frame britain as a non welcoming country given that— frame britain as a non welcoming country given that net migration was country given that net migration heh— country given that net migration was over half a— country given that net migration was over half a million last weer— was over half a million last weer ehd— was over half a million last year and which— was over half a million last year and which is tipped to be an eye—watering— year and which is tipped to be an eye—watering million people this an eye—watering million people hhds weer— an eye—watering million people we weer dehh— an eye—watering million people this year don't forget, this eewhhrwds— this year don't forget, this country's population has swollen by 7— country's population has swollen by e ehddddeh— country's population has swollen by e ehddddeh dh— country's population has swollen by 7 million in just— country's population has swollen by 7 million in just two deeedes— by 7 million in just two decades. is— by 7 million in just two decades. is that not enough? deed.— decades. is that not enough? deed. ddh— decades. is that not enough? look, i'm sure— decades. is that not enough? look, i'm sure that he's a very hdee— look, i'm sure that he's a very . huh— look, i'm sure that he's a very nice man , but welby is no nice man, but welby is no ddherehh— nice man, but welby is no different to— nice man, but welby is no different to the- nice man, but welby is no different to the likes of gary ddheder.— different to the likes of gary ddheder. e— different to the likes of gary lineker, a privileged celebrity dhswdehed— lineker, a privileged celebrity insulated from _ lineker, a privileged celebrity insulated from the real world consequences— insulated from the real world consequences of— insulated from the real world consequences of his virtuous ererewheed— consequences of his virtuous pronounced agents. i doubt that wedhw— pronounced agents. i doubt that wedhw shrwggdes— pronounced agents. i doubt that welby struggles to get a gp eeeehhrrerhs— welby struggles to get a gp appointments, his accommodation is appointments, his accommodation ds derdsh— appointments, his accommodation ds derdsh ehd— appointments, his accommodation is lavish and with— appointments, his accommodation is lavish and with these comments he- is lavish and with these comments he appears completely unaware of how— comments he appears completely unaware of how small communities
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eerd— unaware of how small communities eehd dhe— unaware of how small communities eehd hhe eewhhrw— unaware of how small communities around the country have been dehheehed— around the country have been dheeered by— around the country have been impacted by thousands of people accommodated— impacted by thousands of people accommodated in— impacted by thousands of people accommodated in local hotels at an accommodated in local hotels at we ewe—wererdhg— accommodated in local hotels at an eye—watering cost of 6 rhdhdeh— an eye—watering cost of 6 million people— an eye—watering cost of 6 million people a year. the dddeged— million people a year. the illegal migrant— million people a year. the illegal migrant crossings are an economic , national security and economic, national security and hwrhehherdeh— economic, national security and humanitarian disaster. they are hesed— humanitarian disaster. they are hesed eh— humanitarian disaster. they are hesed err e— humanitarian disaster. they are based on a cruel— humanitarian disaster. they are based on a cruel and criminal hwsdhess— based on a cruel and criminal business model.— based on a cruel and criminal business model. people have herdshed— business model. people have eerdshed eh— business model. people have perished on those crossings and the perished on those crossings and hhe eheh— perished on those crossings and the mail recently— perished on those crossings and the mail recently reported that 90 the mail recently reported that oo heer— the mail recently reported that 90 teen suspect— the mail recently reported that 90 teen suspect terrorists, dhedwddhg— 90 teen suspect terrorists, including five,— 90 teen suspect terrorists, including five, linked to isis, are including five, linked to isis, hrdhg— including five, linked to isis, ddrdhg dh— including five, linked to isis, are living in a— including five, linked to isis, are living in a taxpayer funded hdgrehh— are living in a taxpayer funded hdgrehh hered— are living in a taxpayer funded migrant hotel as— are living in a taxpayer funded migrant hotel as we speak. our herrerdshs— migrant hotel as we speak. our terrorists morally— migrant hotel as we speak. our terrorists morally unacceptable, mr terrorists morally unacceptable, hrwedhw— terrorists morally unacceptable, hr wedhw ehd— terrorists morally unacceptable, mr welby and let's be honest, old mr welby and let's be honest, edd wede— mr welby and let's be honest, old woke welby's_ mr welby and let's be honest, old woke welby's chosen the wrehg — old woke welby's chosen the wrehg weed— old woke welby's chosen the wrong week to— old woke welby's chosen the wrong week to wag his fingers at the wrong week to wag his fingers at hhe hwhdde— wrong week to wag his fingers at the public after— wrong week to wag his fingers at the public after being convicted of the public after being convicted er sheeddhg— the public after being convicted er sheeddhg ehd— the public after being convicted of speeding and fined £510, dhedwddhg— of speeding and fined £510, dhedwddhg e— of speeding and fined £510, including a victim surcharge . including a victim surcharge. where— including a victim surcharge. where wes— including a victim surcharge. where was he— including a victim surcharge. where was he going in such a herew— where was he going in such a hwrrw e— where was he going in such a hwrrw e h— where was he going in such a hurry ? it clearly— where was he going in such a hurry ? it clearly wasn't heaven hurry? it clearly wasn't heaven . dhe— hurry? it clearly wasn't heaven . dhe hedder— hurry? it clearly wasn't heaven . the holier than— hurry? it clearly wasn't heaven . the holier than thou archbishop— . the holier than thou archbishop ,- . the holier than thou archbishop , it turns out, drives archbishop, it turns out, drives in archbishop, it turns out, drives dh hr— archbishop, it turns out, drives dh hr dddes— archbishop, it turns out, drives in mr prius ways— archbishop, it turns out, drives in mr prius ways to apparent adhde. — in mr prius ways to apparent adhde. he— in mr prius ways to apparent
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albie. he didn't— in mr prius ways to apparent albie. he didn't get the letters herr— albie. he didn't get the letters here he— albie. he didn't get the letters from the police— albie. he didn't get the letters from the police about breaking the from the police about breaking hhe sheed— from the police about breaking the speed limit.— from the police about breaking the speed limit. i— from the police about breaking the speed limit. i can only assume he was— the speed limit. i can only assume he was distracted and reeddhg— assume he was distracted and reeddhg rhe— assume he was distracted and reading the guardian or sehehhdhg— reading the guardian or seherhdhg .— reading the guardian or something . britain always has something. britain always has ehd— something. britain always has ehd edwews— something. britain always has and always will— something. britain always has and always will welcome people whe— and always will welcome people whe seed— and always will welcome people who seek refuge— and always will welcome people who seek refuge from this eewhhrw— who seek refuge from this eewhhrw .— who seek refuge from this eewhhrw . hh— who seek refuge from this country , but not from a safe country, but not from a safe eewhhrw— country, but not from a safe eewhhrw ddde— country, but not from a safe country like france and not economic migrants like the hhewsehds— economic migrants like the thousands of— economic migrants like the thousands of albanians who have deseehded— thousands of albanians who have deseehded eh— thousands of albanians who have descended on our— thousands of albanians who have descended on our shores in reeehh— descended on our shores in reeehh weers— descended on our shores in reeehh weers .— descended on our shores in recent years , it's worth recent years, it's worth remembering- recent years, it's worth remembering that the germans and the remembering that the germans and hhe swedes.— remembering that the germans and hhe swedes. rer— remembering that the germans and the swedes, for example, stopped eeeehhdhg— the swedes, for example, stopped accepting albanian— the swedes, for example, stopped accepting albanian migrants weers— accepting albanian migrants weers ege— accepting albanian migrants weers ege .— accepting albanian migrants weers ege . ard— accepting albanian migrants years ago . and in 2021, 7% of years ago. and in 2021, 7% of hhese— years ago. and in 2021, 7% of hhese whe— years ago. and in 2021, 7% of those who arrived— years ago. and in 2021, 7% of those who arrived in britain by shedd— those who arrived in britain by srreh deeds— those who arrived in britain by small boats were— those who arrived in britain by small boats were men aged under 40. small boats were men aged under ah. wede— small boats were men aged under ah. hede er— small boats were men aged under 40. make of that— small boats were men aged under 40. make of that what you will. as whh— 40. make of that what you will. as wdhh se— 40. make of that what you will. as with so many— 40. make of that what you will. as with so many members of the edde— as with so many members of the elite, including— as with so many members of the elite, including the— as with so many members of the elite, including the unelected heese— elite, including the unelected heese er— elite, including the unelected house of lords,— elite, including the unelected house of lords, who are trying to house of lords, who are trying he hdeed— house of lords, who are trying he hdeed dhe— house of lords, who are trying to block the government's plans, hhese— to block the government's plans, these individuals— to block the government's plans, these individuals owls who have no these individuals owls who have re hewer— these individuals owls who have re eewer hh— these individuals owls who have re eewer huh e— these individuals owls who have no power but a tonne of dhhwehee.— no power but a tonne of influence, are - no power but a tonne of influence, are deeply anti—democratic and are happy to hhweh— anti—democratic and are happy to hhweh dhe— anti—democratic and are happy to thwart the will— anti—democratic and are happy to thwart the will of— anti—democratic and are happy to thwart the will of the people, a her-ehw— thwart the will of the people, a hererhw er— thwart the will of the people, a majority of whom— thwart the will of the people, a majority of whom want an end to hhese— majority of whom want an end to these unedifying_ majority of whom want an end to these unedifying ,— majority of whom want an end to these unedifying , chaotic, these unedifying, chaotic, dehgerews—
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these unedifying, chaotic, dangerous illegal crossings. wedhw— dangerous illegal crossings. welby thinks— dangerous illegal crossings. welby thinks he's above the will of welby thinks he's above the will er hhe — welby thinks he's above the will er hhe people— welby thinks he's above the will er hhe people .— welby thinks he's above the will of the people . what do you plebs of the people. what do you plebs dhew— of the people. what do you plebs dhew e— of the people. what do you plebs dhew e de— of the people. what do you plebs know ? he, with— of the people. what do you plebs know ? he, with a— of the people. what do you plebs know ? he, with a capital h is know? he, with a capital h is gwdded— know? he, with a capital h is gwdded by— know? he, with a capital h is gwdded by e— know? he, with a capital h is guided by a higher force . you guided by a higher force. you hdghd— guided by a higher force. you hdghr hhdhd— guided by a higher force. you might think that stop the boats is might think that stop the boats ds desdghed— might think that stop the boats ds desdghed he— might think that stop the boats is designed to put human traffickers— is designed to put human traffickers out— is designed to put human traffickers out of business and shee— traffickers out of business and shed people— traffickers out of business and stop people jumping the queue at the stop people jumping the queue at hhe ehrrese— stop people jumping the queue at hhe eeehse er— stop people jumping the queue at the expense of those who gehwdhedw— the expense of those who genuinely deserve asylum . but genuinely deserve asylum. but wedhw— genuinely deserve asylum. but wedhw werdd— genuinely deserve asylum. but welby would like— genuinely deserve asylum. but welby would like to correct you on welby would like to correct you err hheh. — welby would like to correct you err hheh. dew— welby would like to correct you on that. your ungodly arnie you are a sinner. you— on that. your ungodly arnie you are a sinner. you can go to hell , are a sinner. you can go to hell .wede— are a sinner. you can go to hell .wede wedhw— are a sinner. you can go to hell .wede wedhw ds— are a sinner. you can go to hell , woke welby is out— are a sinner. you can go to hell , woke welby is out of touch, ewh— , woke welby is out of touch, ewr er— , woke welby is out of touch, ewr er shee— , woke welby is out of touch, out of step and— , woke welby is out of touch, out of step and out of order and by eheerdredw— out of step and out of order and by effectively siding with people— by effectively siding with people traffickers. it's his rdews— people traffickers. it's his views which _ people traffickers. it's his views which are morally unacceptable- views which are morally unacceptable and may god forgive him unacceptable and may god forgive hdrh .— unacceptable and may god forgive hdrh . hew— unacceptable and may god forgive hdrh . hew hheh— unacceptable and may god forgive him . now that cost— unacceptable and may god forgive him . now that cost of hotels him. now that cost of hotels er— him. now that cost of hotels was, of course,— him. now that cost of hotels was, of course, £6 million a dew.— was, of course, £6 million a dew. rergdre— was, of course, £6 million a day. forgive the— was, of course, £6 million a day. forgive the forgive the ehhd— day. forgive the forgive the rhddd hrdh— day. forgive the forgive the rhddd hrde we— day. forgive the forgive the mild trip up there. but look, wheh— mild trip up there. but look, wheh de— mild trip up there. but look, wheh de wew— mild trip up there. but look, what do you think? do you agree? do what do you think? do you agree? he wew— what do you think? do you agree? he wew ddsegreee—
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what do you think? do you agree? do you disagree? justin welby, has do you disagree? justin welby, hes he— do you disagree? justin welby, hes he gene— do you disagree? justin welby, has he gone too— do you disagree? justin welby, has he gone too woke? is he rdghh— has he gone too woke? is he rdghh he— has he gone too woke? is he rdghr he seeed— has he gone too woke? is he right to speak out about this? he right to speak out about this? he werdd— right to speak out about this? he would argue— right to speak out about this? he would argue that it's his job as he would argue that it's his job es e redh— he would argue that it's his job as a faith leader— he would argue that it's his job as a faith leader to show deedershde— as a faith leader to show leadership on— as a faith leader to show leadership on an issue that he hhdhds— leadership on an issue that he hhdhds ds— leadership on an issue that he hhdhds ds e— leadership on an issue that he thinks is a profound moral gweshdeh— thinks is a profound moral gweshdeh .— thinks is a profound moral question . he's— thinks is a profound moral question . he's worried that the question. he's worried that the ddee— question. he's worried that the ddee er— question. he's worried that the ddee er people— question. he's worried that the idea of people seeking refuge hedhg— idea of people seeking refuge hedhg herded— idea of people seeking refuge being turned away. so he's eerhdhg— being turned away. so he's eerhdhg herr— being turned away. so he's coming from a— being turned away. so he's coming from a moral place . i coming from a moral place. i dehh— coming from a moral place. i dehh egree— coming from a moral place. i don't agree with— coming from a moral place. i don't agree with him. but what's wew— don't agree with him. but what's wew rdewe— don't agree with him. but what's your view? mark@gbnews.uk let's get your view? mark@gbnews.uk let's geh reeehdeh— your view? mark@gbnews.uk let's get reeehdeh ew— your view? mark@gbnews.uk let's get reaction now from my top eerhs— get reaction now from my top pundits, journalist and commentator lizzie exeter, hreedeesher— commentator lizzie exeter, broadcaster and writer aidan hegee— broadcaster and writer aidan hegee ehd— broadcaster and writer aidan magee and author and presenter herme— magee and author and presenter dhhe heh— magee and author and presenter dhhe wedr .— magee and author and presenter emma wolf . aiden, can i start emma wolf. aiden, can i start whh— emma wolf. aiden, can i start wdhh wede— emma wolf. aiden, can i start with you? your— emma wolf. aiden, can i start with you? your reaction to woke? wedhwe— with you? your reaction to woke? wedhwe wedd— with you? your reaction to woke? welby? well well, _ with you? your reaction to woke? welby? well well, look, i mean, i welby? well well, look, i mean, dwes— welby? well well, look, i mean, dwes eh— welby? well well, look, i mean, i was at church— welby? well well, look, i mean, i was at church this— welby? well well, look, i mean, i was at church this morning at weshrhdhsher— i was at church this morning at westminster cathedral. 3 westminster cathedral. roman eedhedde— westminster cathedral. roman catholic church. _ westminster cathedral. roman catholic church. the numbers are pretty good . if you look at the pretty good. if you look at the church england over the last church of england over the last ten years, their church attendance numbers have gone down about now now, if down by about 66. now now, if welby's tenure as as archbishop of canterbury was an attempt to be, you know, presented himself as left wing and maybe engage with a younger members of the
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congregation or younger people who maybe lost faith with the church, it clearly isn't working based those numbers, but it's based on those numbers, but it's not recent i mean, not a recent thing. i mean, i remember dr. rowan williams remember when dr. rowan williams became canterbury became archbishop of canterbury back and he back in december 2002, and he gave an interview to one of the broadsheets and said he felt the need to declare himself an need to declare himself as an old fashioned, leftie. so old fashioned, hairy leftie. so i'm not really sure where the politicisation the church politicisation of the church happened. to happened. my dad used to go to a church because he liked churches. talk to churches. he used to talk to parishioners there until parishioners there up until quite recently. and he came back saying, don't really saying, you know, i don't really think the archbishop of think that the archbishop of canterbury is in step with the parishioners. and that probably explains been such explains why there's been such an erosion of the attendance in recent at the recent years, because at the moment looks quite desperate. moment it looks quite desperate. state yes. emma wolf well, i do wdsh— state yes. emma wolf well, i do wdsh hheh— state yes. emma wolf well, i do wdsh hheh rhe— state yes. emma wolf well, i do wish that the archbishop of eehherhwrw— wish that the archbishop of canterbury focus more on canterbury would focus more on the canterbury would focus more on hhe greed— canterbury would focus more on the great amount— canterbury would focus more on the great amount of suffering at heme. — the great amount of suffering at heme. d— the great amount of suffering at heme. d heed.— the great amount of suffering at home. i mean, charity- the great amount of suffering at home. ; home. i mean, charity begins at home. i mean, charity begins at home after all, homelessness, loneliness and all of the other problems that we have, domestic abuse, poverty, you know, suffering, the suffering of children in this country. it's not that the rt.“ cc ”rt“ “ rt.rtrc. it's not that the well—being of hdgrehhs— not that the well—being of
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migrants and— not that the well—being of migrants and the issue of immigration— migrants and the issue of immigration isn't important. c immigration isn't important. it ehsedwdedw— immigration isn't important. it ehsedwdedw ds— immigration isn't important. it ehsedwdedw ds .— immigration isn't important. it absolutely is . but— immigration isn't important. it absolutely is . but i'm- immigration isn't important. it absolutely is . but i'm not- immigration isn't important. it absolutely is . but i'm not sure absolutely is. but i'm not sure that it's his place to start pronouncing and to take a political stance on this that just doesn't seem doesn't seem appropriate . but indeed, appropriate. but indeed, lizzie's eater. well you see, i'm i don't disagree with anything that's been said so far . however, the pope, you talk about going to a catholic church, the pope preached that there is a massive problem with migration in italy. my family's italian and they are so many migrants are arriving the pope actually said that italian families should be taking in migrants and families. so it's not just the kyiv. it's also, you know, the catholic church . you know, the catholic church. and in a way, they have to preach this because they're all about tolerance and forgiveness. et cetera. et cetera . and what et cetera. et cetera. and what he said, if you read the speech carefully, he said that there are lots of things affect are lots of things that affect that migration . and one of the that migration. and one of the biggest ones being climate change and also food scarcity. i
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mean 31.8 million people will leave the country where they're living due to climate change. and what he actually said was we need to look at the reasons why people are leaving now. there are massive problems in this country. we you know , we're country. we you know, we're having problems with gps getting appointments. we are creaking at the seams. but that does not mean that we have to we have to tackle into these big issues somehow to stop the migration happening in the first instant. and i think that was a point that he was trying to get across. we i think that and i think that, you know, we do need to think about these things because it's not going to stop. it's just going to get worse. and worse. and while i mean, i can see i've been in hospital quite recently, arnie and i can see how it's bursting at the seams. i can see the lack of housing, the lack of. but lizzie, why why in this country, why is there always money? huge billions of pounds for—
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7 huge billions of pounds for foreign edd. — billions of pounds for foreign edd. whw— billions of pounds for foreign edd. whw ds— billions of pounds for foreign aid. why is there- billions of pounds for foreign aid. �*.erdd"“r c“rt”rt aid. why is there always money to put people up in these hotels ? rightly or wrongly, whether dhew-re— ? rightly or wrongly, whether dhew-re deged— ? rightly or wrongly, whether they're legal or— 7 rightly or wrongly, whether they're legal or illegal, when hhere— they're legal or illegal, when hhere ds— they're legal or illegal, when hhere ds heh— they're legal or illegal, when there is not money for old people— there is not money for old people .— there is not money for old people . rer— there is not money for old people , for people on their own, people, for people on their own, for people, for people on their own, rer heedde— people, for people on their own, for people suffering in this eewrhrw— for people suffering in this eewhrrw. rer— for people suffering in this country, for children, for young eeerre— country, for children, for young people, veterans,— country, for children, for young people, veterans, many , many people, veterans, many, many heedde— people, veterans, many, many people people— people, veterans, many, many people, people just getting hesde— people, people just getting basic health— people, people just getting basic health care, people just herdhg— basic health care, people just having-cancers- basic health care, people just having cancers diagnosed. having their cancers diagnosed. rhese— having their cancers diagnosed. hese-eeerre— having their cancers diagnosed. these-people who- having their cancers diagnosed. these-people who have- having their cancers diagnosed. these are people who have lived in this country, worked this in this country, worked in this country, country in country, served this country in many, ways. a part of this many, many ways. a part of this eerrrrwrhw— many, many ways. a part of this eerhrhwhhw. h— many, many ways. a part of this community. it just— "g “e“g a part of this community. it just seems as hhewgh— community. it just seems as though there's— community. it just seems as though there's money for all of hhese— though there's money for all of hhese dsswes— though there's money for all of these issues abroad. of course. of these issues abroad. of course. or eerse— these issues abroad. of course. of course, there _ these issues abroad. of course. of course, there needs to be and not of course, there needs to be and her—heede— of course, there needs to be and hed—eeehde eh- of course, there needs to be and not people at home. not money for people at home. wedr.— not money for people at home. wedr. ehee-s— not money for people at home. wedr. hhehds e— not money for people at home. well, that's a great— not money for people at home. well, that's a great question. so the archbishop push for so is the archbishop push for more migration into the country? i know how you go above i don't know how you go above a million a year, that's million a year, but that's apparently reading between the lines. is lines. what he's suggesting is that insult to his that an insult to his parishioners are many of parishioners who are many of them on their uppers ? let me them on their uppers? let me know, mark@gbnews.uk next up in tonight's newsmaker , why is tonight's newsmaker, why is australia's version of the bbc attacking king charles? shocking stuff. will go straight to
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so forth. so you're listening to gb news radio . that was gb news radio. that was a deddghh— gb news radio. that was a deddghh he— gb news radio. that was a delight to have— gb news radio. that was a delight to have the- c15 h 3ec that was a delight to have the 80s model. here — delight to have the 80s model. her red— delight to have the 80s model. here he dh— delight to have the 80s model. sam fox in the— delight to have the 80s model. sam fox in the studio. we've heer— sam fox in the studio. we've heeh esddhg— sam fox in the studio. we've been asking you— sam fox in the studio. we've been asking you on twitter rehdghr.— been asking you on twitter tonight, should— been asking you on twitter tonight, should the sun bring heed— tonight, should the sun bring heed rege— tonight, should the sun bring back page three? i will bring you— back page three? i will bring wew dhe— back page three? i will bring you the astonishing results of her— you the astonishing results of hheh dwhher— you the astonishing results of that twitter poll— you the astonishing results of that twitter poll in just a eerere— that twitter poll in just a eewede er— that twitter poll in just a couple of minutes time. but hrsh— couple of minutes time. but rdrsh. dhe— couple of minutes time. but first, the newsmaker hour, in whdeh— first, the newsmaker hour, in whdeh we— first, the newsmaker hour, in which we tackle— first, the newsmaker hour, in which we tackle a major news shew— which we tackle a major news shew er— which we tackle a major news shew er hhe — which we tackle a major news shew er hhe dew— which we tackle a major news story of the day in the company of story of the day in the company er e— story of the day in the company er e reerdess— story of the day in the company of a fearless commentator . great of a fearless commentator. great news. tom hanks,— of a fearless commentator. great news. tom hanks, one of the hdggesh— news. tom hanks, one of the hdggesr shers— news. tom hanks, one of the biggest stars in— news. tom hanks, one of the biggest stars in the world, is ewshdhg— biggest stars in the world, is ewshdhg heed— biggest stars in the world, is pushing back on— biggest stars in the world, is pushing back on extreme eedhdeed— pushing back on extreme political correctness. he's had ehewgh— political correctness. he's had ehewgh es— political correctness. he's had enough as well— political correctness. he's had enough as well .— political correctness. he's had enough as well . but first, check enough as well. but first, check out enough as well. but first, check ewr hhds— enough as well. but first, check out this shocking— enough as well. but first, check out this shocking story. australia's— out this shocking story. australia's state broadcaster, abcr _ australia's state broadcaster, ahe. dhe— australia's state broadcaster, abc, the equivalent of the bbc, hes— abc, the equivalent of the bbc, hes heer— abc, the equivalent of the bbc, has been accused— abc, the equivalent of the bbc, has been accused of vitriolic eheeds— has been accused of vitriolic ehheeds eh— has been accused of vitriolic attacks on the— has been accused of vitriolic attacks on the king as part of its coronation— attacks on the king as part of its coronation coverage. the shehe— its coronation coverage. the state funded _
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its coronation coverage. the state funded broadcaster was erdhdedsed — state funded broadcaster was criticised after— state funded broadcaster was criticised after it— state funded broadcaster was criticised after it aired a 45 ehdddre— criticised after it aired a 45 minute discussion. prior to the ceremony , which— minute discussion. prior to the ceremony , which featured a panel ceremony, which featured a panel derrdhehed— ceremony, which featured a panel dehdhehed by— ceremony, which featured a panel dominated by pro—republic rdgwes— dominated by pro—republic rdgwreswhe— dominated by pro—republic figures who spoke about colonisation— figures who spoke about colonisation and the damage the heherehw— colonisation and the damage the heherehw hed— colonisation and the damage the monarchy had done to australia. dhewsehds— monarchy had done to australia. dhewsehds er— monarchy had done to australia. thousands of viewers took to seeded— thousands of viewers took to social media— thousands of viewers took to social media to— thousands of viewers took to social media to express outrage at social media to express outrage eh dhe— social media to express outrage at the inappropriate timing of the at the inappropriate timing of hhe eeheds— at the inappropriate timing of hhe eeheds .— at the inappropriate timing of the panels , discussion and the the panels, discussion and the awshreddeh— the panels, discussion and the australian monarchist group are now threatening— australian monarchist group are now threatening legal action egedhsh— now threatening legal action egedhsh rhe— now threatening legal action against the abc— now threatening legal action against the abc over its coverage of— against the abc over its coverage of the event. well rehdghr-s— coverage of the event. well tonight's newsmaker live from awshredde— tonight's newsmaker live from awshredde ds— tonight's newsmaker live from australia is the— tonight's newsmaker live from australia is the spectator eesghe— australia is the spectator magazine's alexander marshall. hi, magazine's alexander marshall. hhaderehdre— magazine's alexander marshall. hi, alexandra .— magazine's alexander marshall. hi, alexandra . good morning or hi, alexandra. good morning or geed— hi, alexandra. good morning or geed ererdrg— hi, alexandra. good morning or geed erehdhg. — hi, alexandra. good morning or good evening. as— hi, alexandra. good morning or good evening. c good evening. as it may be the case for you. well, good evening. c t well, indeed, case for you. well, indeed, i hhdhd— case for you. well, indeed, i hhdhd wew-re— t well, indeed, i think you're enjoying your cup of think you're enjoying your cup er herhdhg— think you're enjoying your cup er herhdhg ree— think you're enjoying your cup of morning joe and look, it's ddseeeehhhg— of morning joe and look, it's disappointing. this isn't it? i hds— disappointing. this isn't it? i mean, it's obviously very dheehehh— mean, it's obviously very important to— mean, it's obviously very important to debate britain's eedehded— important to debate britain's colonial past,— important to debate britain's colonial past, but maybe not on eerehehdeh— colonial past, but maybe not on coronation day— colonial past, but maybe not on coronation day . _ colonial past, but maybe not on coronation day . �*dfrdd�*rtcc coronation day. well, i'm actually an ambassador for australians for constitutional monarchy , and we've been
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monarchy, and we've been watching events closely and it seems to me that the abc only has one role and that is to uphold whatever the labour government wants . and so we've government wants. and so we've got two referendums. the first one is on the voice to parliament, which is the enshrining of a racial bureaucracy into our constitution . and in the next constitution. and in the next year they've got planned for us another referendum on the monarchy. and so the abc is eehederedw— monarchy. and so the abc is completely paranoid- ”rt.“g and so the abc is completely paranoid about any heshdre— completely paranoid about any positive monarchist views. ' “c positive monarchist views. and so dhew-re— positive monarchist views. and so dhew-re hed— positive monarchist views. and so they've had the— positive monarchist views. and so they've had the death of her majesty, the queen in which we saw australia renew its love of history and its ancestry and the crown, and that followed on with the coronation, which is of course abc worst nightmare. course the abc worst nightmare. and the public were expecting at the very least, a respectful coverage, even if they said nothing at all. but the abc couldn't help themselves and they brought on every person they brought on every person they could find who wants to be they could find who wants to be the next basically. king only a political version of that. king so of course, they disappointed the public and the few thousand people that still watch the abc
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wrote in and complained, then switched channels . oh, will it switched channels. oh, will it work? do switched channels. oh, will it werde he wew— switched channels. oh, will it work? do you think- t: t“ oh, will it work? do you think that this dehewr— work? do you think that this labour government and the anti hewed— labour government and the anti hewed ahe— labour government and the anti hewed ahe whd— labour government and the anti royal abc will see _ labour government and the anti royal abc will see the king ddseerehed— royal abc will see the king dispatched as— royal abc will see the king dispatched as the head of state of dispatched as the head of state er awshredde— dispatched as the head of state er awshredde .— dispatched as the head of state of australia , or— dispatched as the head of state of australia , or will it happen of australia, or will it happen 7 of australia, or will it happen e wedd— of australia, or will it happen ? well, they're— of australia, or will it happen ? well, they're not- of australia, or will it happen ? well, they're not doing themselves any favours and i'll just put it in perspective for you because australia has had a couple of cultural events that have really annoyed the public. the first is they cancelled anzac day in favour of covid restrictions, even though they let black lives matter march let the black lives matter march go ahead. then they basically cancelled australia day where they refused to put any of they refused to put up any of our or any kind of notion our flags or any kind of notion that . and then that of nationhood. and then following straight on after that , we had the gay pride week in which the entire capital city was covered in glitter and rainbows. so people were rainbows. and so people were asking, well, why are there no australian are australian flags? but there are all flags and lgbt all these trans flags and lgbt flags, and then after that we had the coronation on and our city of sydney couldn't even be bothered to light the opera house, which it does for every
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occasion. the public were occasion. so the public were already restless about this contradiction between what the pubuc contradiction between what the public want and what the government wants. and don't forget australia only recently said, to keep said, yes, we'd like to keep our monarchy unlike lot of monarchy unlike a lot of nations. and so we've got this complete misstep between what politicians want, which is more power what the public want, power and what the public want, which is to keep the heritage in a world that's increasingly having and so if they having it erased. and so if they lose the voice to parliament referendum, which they well referendum, which they very well might, considering the polls are going down, they have going down, then they have buckley's of winning the buckley's chance of winning the referendum the on the king in referendum on the on the king in the next year. long referendum on the on the king in the next year . long live the the next year. long live the ddhg— the next year. long live the ddhg dh— the next year. long live the king in australia. - “rth long live the king in australia. can we talk eheh— king in australia. can we talk ehewh e— king in australia. can we talk about a rather— king in australia. can we talk about a rather vegan drama hheds— about a rather vegan drama hheds edewed— about a rather vegan drama that's played out in australia hhds— that's played out in australia hhds weed— that's played out in australia hhds weed .— that's played out in australia hhds weed . — that's played out in australia this week . oh,— that's played out in australia this week. cj“ grit? that's played out in australia this week . cj“ grtde. that's played out in australia this week. cj“ grtde. c this week. oh, yes. the busybody ecofascist. this is why they call them totalitarians. they're the people that get down the supermarket and stand in front of the milk when you really just want more coffee and you're out of milk and they start throwing it the floors because they it over the floors because they don't like it. so these guys
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were sending annoying letters to their because their their neighbour because their neighbour barbecue neighbour was having a barbecue and nothing more and there's nothing more australian than having a barbecue unless of course, you're a barbecue with you're having a barbecue with kangaroo emu, which tastes kangaroo and emu, which tastes great, by way. and so they great, by the way. and so they were saying, oh, we don't like the smell, therefore can you please it's please stop? and it's this invasive idea that's really invasive eco idea that's really starting to vex other people. it's fine if you want to be a vegan, that's no problem. go ahead. but when you start saying vegan, that's no problem. go ahercan'tit when you start saying vegan, that's no problem. go ahercan't be then you start saying vegan, that's no problem. go ahercan't be aan you start saying vegan, that's no problem. go ahercan't be a carnivore,rt saying vegan, that's no problem. go ahercan't be a carnivore, well'ing you can't be a carnivore, well then people start getting frustrated . it's like the bike frustrated. it's like the bike riders who want the entire city to drive at 4k hour because to drive at 4k an hour because some guys don't like want to go and on a saturday and wander around on a saturday morning. it's those people. it's very irritating. well that's right. this notorious letter hheh— right. this notorious letter that somebody,— right. this notorious letter that somebody, a- ” r;“c this notorious letter that somebody, a vegan family, here— that somebody, a vegan family, here-e— that somebody, a vegan family, have-a neighbour,- that somebody, a vegan family, have a neighbour, can have said to a neighbour, can you— have said to a neighbour, can wew-eeeddhg— have said to a neighbour, can. you-cooking-because you stop cooking meat? because it's you stop cooking meat? because hds—werdddsl it's upsetting us. the world's gere— it's upsetting us. the world's gehe hed.— it's upsetting us. the world's gone mad, however briefly , gone mad, however briefly, adererdre— gone mad, however briefly, alexandra, a _ gone mad, however briefly, alexandra, a good news from heddwweed— alexandra, a good news from heddwweed .— alexandra, a good news from hollywood . tom— alexandra, a good news from hollywood . tom hanks has had hollywood. tom hanks has had ehewgh— hollywood. tom hanks has had ehewgh er— hollywood. tom hanks has had ehewgh er dhe— hollywood. tom hanks has had enough of the woke crap . “4115 enough of the woke crap. yes. wedd— enough of the woke crap. yes. wedr. hds— enough of the woke crap. yes. well, this idea— enough of the woke crap. yes. well, this idea that— enough of the woke crap. yes. well, this idea that you have to jump well, this idea that you have to jump through all these hoops in order to win an award is the
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exact opposite of what the arts are. so they're basically saying, if want to win an saying, if you want to win an academy you to have academy award, you have to have this people of colour, this many people of colour, this many disabled people, this many people a certain people of a certain gender ideology. arnie and it's a nonsense can you tell nonsense how can you tell a story if you first have to fabricate your story with inside these special rules? it no longer becomes story that the longer becomes a story that the artist wants to tell or that might be a real life story. might even be a real life story. it becomes some kind of political construction that's been by hollywood . and been filmed by hollywood. and where this going to end up? where is this going to end up? are we going to have nobody be able to play a role that they're not as not actually embodying as a person? so only gay people can play other gay people, only murderers can play murderers, only doctors can play doctors. it's nonsense . and some of the it's nonsense. and some of the old school actors are finally realising that maybe they won't have a career anymore unless they start pushing back. alexandra marshall is a hrdhdehh— alexandra marshall is a brilliant journalist. she writes for brilliant journalist. she writes rer dhe— brilliant journalist. she writes for the spectator. she can be reerd— for the spectator. she can be rewhd .— for the spectator. she can be rewhd . she— for the spectator. she can be found . she can— for the spectator. she can be found . she can be found at ellie found. she can be found at ellie heddw— found. she can be found at ellie heddw eh— found. she can be found at ellie melly on twitter. _ found. she can be found at ellie melly on twitter. great to see wew.— melly on twitter. great to see wew. dhehds— melly on twitter. great to see you. thanks for— melly on twitter. great to see
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you. thanks for sharing your hreedresh— you. thanks for sharing your breakfast with— you. thanks for sharing your breakfast with us. we'll catch up — breakfast with us. we'll catch up soon. alexander marshall here.— up soon. alexander marshall hhere. hew.— up soon. alexander marshall there. now, earlier today, we esded— there. now, earlier today, we esded eh— there. now, earlier today, we asked on twitter,— there. now, earlier today, we asked on twitter, should the sun hrdhg— asked on twitter, should the sun hrdhg heed— asked on twitter, should the sun hrdhg heed rege— asked on twitter, should the sun bring back page three? that's heese— bring back page three? that's because we interviewed sam fox ddre— because we interviewed sam fox ddre dh— because we interviewed sam fox ddre dh rhe— because we interviewed sam fox live in the studio.— because we interviewed sam fox live in the studio. should the sur— live in the studio. should the swr hrdhg— live in the studio. should the sun bring back— live in the studio. should the sun bring back page three? well, the sun bring back page three? well, hhe reswhs— sun bring back page three? well, the results are— sun bring back page three? well, the results are in,— sun bring back page three? well, the results are in, and i'm swrerdsed— the results are in, and i'm swrerdsed by— the results are in, and i'm surprised by the results because here— surprised by the results because here er— surprised by the results because here er wew— surprised by the results because 58% of you said,— surprised by the results because 58% of you said, yes, bring king heed.— 58% of you said, yes, bring king heed. hege— 58% of you said, yes, bring king back. page three,— 58% of you said, yes, bring king back. page three, no . 42.1% will back. page three, no. 42.1% will dehehe— back. page three, no. 42.1% will dehehe hheh— back. page three, no. 42.1% will debate that with— back. page three, no. 42.1% will debate that with my lovely ewhdhs— debate that with my lovely ewhdhs rew— debate that with my lovely pundits very shortly. but what do pundits very shortly. but what de wew— pundits very shortly. but what de wew rhdhde— pundits very shortly. but what do you think? is— pundits very shortly. but what do you think? is it time to hrdhg— do you think? is it time to hrdhg heed— do you think? is it time to bring back page three if no ehher— bring back page three if no other reason— bring back page three if no other reason than to annoy woke eeerree— other reason than to annoy woke eeeedee deh— other reason than to annoy woke eeeedee deh rhe— other reason than to annoy woke people? let me know your hhewghhs. — people? let me know your thoughts. lots— people? let me know your thoughts. lots more to come, dhedwddhg— thoughts. lots more to come, including tomorrow's papers. see you including tomorrow's papers. see wew .—
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is by those results. the text poll ds dh— by those results. the text poll ds dh. here— by those results. the text poll ds dh. here er— by those results. the text poll is in. 58% of our— by those results. the text poll is in. 58% of our viewers and ddshehers— is in. 58% of our viewers and listeners said— is in. 58% of our viewers and listeners said bring back page hhree— listeners said bring back page hhree. erere— listeners said bring back page hhree. dere sew— listeners said bring back page three. 42% say no. we'll debate hheh— three. 42% say no. we'll debate hheh whh— three. 42% say no. we'll debate hheh wdhh ehw— three. 42% say no. we'll debate that with my pundits very shehdw— that with my pundits very shehdw .— that with my pundits very shehdw . d— that with my pundits very shortly. i think i might have a bit shortly. i think i might have a hdh er— shortly. i think i might have a hdh er e— shortly. i think i might have a bit of a cheeky— shortly. i think i might have a bit of a cheeky email on that seer-eer.— bit of a cheeky email on that swhreer. reds— bit of a cheeky email on that subject. let's have a look, if i se— subject. let's have a look, if i se wh— subject. let's have a look, if i se wh. wes— subject. let's have a look, if i se wh. wes .— subject. let's have a look, if i can. so uh, yes , says bob, can. so uh, yes, says bob, heese— can. so uh, yes, says bob, edeese hrdhg— can. so uh, yes, says bob, please bring back page three. we eeddd— please bring back page three. we eewdd eh— please bring back page three. we eewdd edd de— please bring back page three. we could all do with— please bring back page three. we could all do with a— please bring back page three. we could all do with a smile and a dewgh— could all do with a smile and a dewgh. dhere— could all do with a smile and a laugh. there you— could all do with a smile and a laugh. there you go. i'm not heh— laugh. there you go. i'm not sure bob speaks— laugh. there you go. i'm not sure bob speaks for everyone, hh— sure bob speaks for everyone, huh reds— sure bob speaks for everyone, huh dehds deh— sure bob speaks for everyone, but let's let me— sure bob speaks for everyone, but let's let me know what your hhewghhs— but let's let me know what your hhewghhs ee— but let's let me know what your thoughts are on— but let's let me know what your thoughts are on that. but it's ereehdw— thoughts are on that. but it's ereehdw-hds— thoughts are on that. but it's exactly-it's time- thoughts are on that. but it's exactly it's time now for exactly 1030. it's time now for hhds— exactly 1030. it's time now for hhds .— exactly 1030. it's time now for hhds . ds— exactly 1030. it's time now for hhds . ds h— exactly 1030. it's time now for hhds. ds dd ds— exactly 1030. it's time now for this. is it is time— exactly 1030. it's time now for this. is it is time now for tomorrow's front pages. and let us sheh— tomorrow's front pages. and let us sheh .— tomorrow's front pages. and let us sheh . h— tomorrow's front pages. and let us sheh . h we— tomorrow's front pages. and let us start , if we can,— tomorrow's front pages. and let us start , if we can, with the us start, if we can, with the independence— us start, if we can, with the independence day. and they lead whh— independence day. and they lead wdhh rhe— independence day. and they lead with the following— independence day. and they lead with the following sunak let ddredhe— with the following sunak let ukraine leader— with the following sunak let ukraine leader speak to world at dwerdsdeh— ukraine leader speak to world at eurovision final.— ukraine leader speak to world at eurovision final. vlad mir zedehsdww— eurovision final. vlad mir zelenskyy should be allowed to eddress— zelenskyy should be allowed to eddress eh— zelenskyy should be allowed to address an audience of millions dwrdhg— address an audience of millions dwrdhg rerherrew— address an audience of millions during tomorrow night's eurovision— during tomorrow night's eurovision song contest. rishi shred— eurovision song contest. rishi swhed hes— eurovision song contest. rishi
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sunak has urged— eurovision song contest. rishi sunak has urged . the daily mail sunak has urged. the daily mail herr— sunak has urged. the daily mail herd ew— sunak has urged. the daily mail next new official— sunak has urged. the daily mail next new official photos . we next new official photos. we dhree— next new official photos. we dhree ddhgs— next new official photos. we three kings excellent photographs there of prince eeerge. — photographs there of prince george. prince— photographs there of prince george. prince william and of course, our new— george. prince william and of course, our new king charles. hew— course, our new king charles. hew ehh— course, our new king charles. now 200 firms— course, our new king charles. now 200 firms say acts the derdsh— now 200 firms say acts the hewrdsh her— now 200 firms say acts the hewrdsh her .— now 200 firms say acts the tourist tax . the— now 200 firms say acts the tourist tax . the boss of the tourist tax. the boss of the hh— tourist tax. the boss of the ritz london _ tourist tax. the boss of the ritz london today joined the grewdhg— ritz london today joined the growing clamour of calls for the eheheedder— growing clamour of calls for the chancellor to— growing clamour of calls for the chancellor to scrap— growing clamour of calls for the chancellor to scrap the hated hewrdsh— chancellor to scrap the hated hewrdsh her— chancellor to scrap the hated tourist tax and— chancellor to scrap the hated tourist tax and give a much heeded— tourist tax and give a much needed boost— tourist tax and give a much needed boost to— tourist tax and give a much needed boost to the british eeeherhw— needed boost to the british economy . the— needed boost to the british economy . the guardian expect economy. the guardian expect edeh— economy. the guardian expect hdedr swde— economy. the guardian expect blair style reforms on steroids, sews— blair style reforms on steroids, sews sherrher— blair style reforms on steroids, sews sherrher .— blair style reforms on steroids, says starmer . the— blair style reforms on steroids, says starmer . the labour leader says starmer. the labour leader wddd— says starmer. the labour leader wddd gdre— says starmer. the labour leader wddd gdre e— says starmer. the labour leader will give a speech— says starmer. the labour leader will give a speech tomorrow, sewdhg— will give a speech tomorrow, saying reforms— will give a speech tomorrow, saying reforms are necessary heese— saying reforms are necessary because an incoming labour gererhrhehh— because an incoming labour government will— because an incoming labour government will have a bigger hesd— government will have a bigger hesd hheh— government will have a bigger task than blair.— government will have a bigger task than blair. starmer likened the task than blair. starmer likened hhe seede— task than blair. starmer likened hhe seede er— task than blair. starmer likened the scale of the— task than blair. starmer likened the scale of the changes he werdd— the scale of the changes he wewdd hede— the scale of the changes he would make as— the scale of the changes he would make as akin to clause rewr— would make as akin to clause dew eh— would make as akin to clause four on steroids— would make as akin to clause four on steroids as the i hewseeeer— four on steroids as the i newspaper sunak guilty of eheheged— newspaper sunak guilty of managed decline of the tory party— managed decline of the tory hehw werhs— managed decline of the tory party warns patel, the former hehe— party warns patel, the former home secretary—
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party warns patel, the former home secretary priti patel, will eheed— home secretary priti patel, will ehheed rhe— home secretary priti patel, will attack the prime— home secretary priti patel, will attack the prime minister at tomorrow night's cdo summit of the tomorrow night's cdo summit of hhe dew— tomorrow night's cdo summit of hhe dew rdghh— tomorrow night's cdo summit of hhe dew rdghh .— tomorrow night's cdo summit of the tory right . conservative the tory right. conservative hdehers— the tory right. conservative plotters will— the tory right. conservative plotters will discuss the future of plotters will discuss the future er hdshd — plotters will discuss the future of rishi sunak— plotters will discuss the future of rishi sunak as— plotters will discuss the future of rishi sunak as priti patel dew— of rishi sunak as priti patel accuses tory leadership and mps of accuses tory leadership and mps er shewdhg— accuses tory leadership and mps of showing nothing but contempt for of showing nothing but contempt rer ewr— of showing nothing but contempt rer reed— of showing nothing but contempt for our foot soldiers. starmer sews— for our foot soldiers. starmer sews dehewr— for our foot soldiers. starmer says labour are— for our foot soldiers. starmer says labour are the real conservatives - says labour are the real conservatives knees and pledges to conservatives knees and pledges he heheeh— conservatives knees and pledges he ereheeh ewr— conservatives knees and pledges to protect our way— conservatives knees and pledges to protect our way of life . the to protect our way of life. the heddw— to protect our way of life. the heddw hdrrer— to protect our way of life. the daily mirror this— to protect our way of life. the daily mirror this morning dredwsdre— daily mirror this morning exclusive phil— daily mirror this morning exclusive phil fights for his red.— exclusive phil fights for his red. philip— exclusive phil fights for his job. philip schofield is rdghrdhg— job. philip schofield is rdghrdhg re— job. philip schofield is fighting to keep his job on tv. hsdders— fighting to keep his job on tv. insiders claim _ fighting to keep his job on tv. insiders claim .— fighting to keep his job on tv. insiders claim . so of course insiders claim. so of course wew-re— insiders claim. so of course wew-re ged— insiders claim. so of course wew-re geh e— insiders claim. so of course you've got a mixture of stories here.— you've got a mixture of stories there, mixture— you've got a mixture of stories there, mixture of— you've got a mixture of stories there, mixture of scandals swrrewhddhg— there, mixture of scandals surrounding schofield . should he surrounding schofield. should he go? — surrounding schofield. should he gee hedd— surrounding schofield. should he gee he-dd resh— surrounding schofield. should he gee he-dd test de— surrounding schofield. should he go? he'll just if he— surrounding schofield. should he go? he'll just if he gets- surrounding schofield. should he go? rt cc �*7 ; “ go? he'll just if he gets in the dole queue or just jump it won't dole queue orjust jump it won't he? of course he will. this guy doesn't he? of course he will. this guy deeshh deede— he? of course he will. this guy doesn't queue for— “rt7 rt.rtrc. cc this guy doesn't queue for anyone. we'll ddsewss— doesn't queue for anyone. we'll discuss philip's— doesn't queue for anyone. we'll discuss philip's career in just a discuss philip's career in just e ereererh— discuss philip's career in just a moment with— discuss philip's career in just a moment with my excellent ehhds— a moment with my excellent ewhdhs. heddw— a moment with my excellent pundits. daily express. now, one day pundits. daily express. now, one dew-seh— pundits. daily express. now, one dew-sen ehd— pundits. daily express. now, one day son and grandson , this day my son and grandson, this wddd— day my son and grandson, this wddd edd— day my son and grandson, this wddd edd he— day my son and grandson, this will all be yours— day my son and grandson, this will all be yours again. more dheges— will all be yours again. more dheges-ddhg- will all be yours again. more images-king and- will all be yours again. more images king and his sons images of the king and his sons at images of the king and his sons eh hwedhgherh— images of the king and his sons at buckingham palace and mum's
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dere— at buckingham palace and mum's dere rer— at buckingham palace and mum's dere rer hdedw. — at buckingham palace and mum's love for nicky. seven gave her dwshdee— love for nicky. seven gave her dwshdee. a— love for nicky. seven gave her justice. a mum's— love for nicky. seven gave her justice. a mum's enduring love for justice. a mum's enduring love her her— justice. a mum's enduring love for her murdered— justice. a mum's enduring love for her murdered seven year old dewghher— for her murdered seven year old daughter, helped— for her murdered seven year old daughter, helped her win a 31 weer— daughter, helped her win a 31 weer hehde— daughter, helped her win a 31 weer hehhde .— daughter, helped her win a 31 year battle . we've also got the year battle. we've also got the heres— year battle. we've also got the times newspaper— year battle. we've also got the times newspaper .— year battle. we've also got the times newspaper. our pm's focus on science is hot— times newspaper. our pm's focus on science is hot air,— times newspaper. our pm's focus on science is hot air, says hwseh— on science is hot air, says hwseh .— on science is hot air, says hwseh . h— on science is hot air, says hwseh . dh ehd— on science is hot air, says dyson . in and last but not dyson. in and last but not deesh.— dyson. in and last but not deesh. dhe— dyson. in and last but not least, the star— dyson. in and last but not least, the star pope issues eerhrhehder— least, the star pope issues commander points. we can all heddw— commander points. we can all rwddw seeped— commander points. we can all rwddw sweeeh .— commander points. we can all fully support . thou shalt have fully support. thou shalt have rumpy— fully support. thou shalt have more rumpy pumpy god's right herd— more rumpy pumpy god's right hehd eheh— more rumpy pumpy god's right hand man wants— more rumpy pumpy god's right hand man wants people to have more. how's your— hand man wants people to have more. how's your father? but ehw— more. how's your father? but ehdw h— more. how's your father? but ehdw h dhew— more. how's your father? but only if they live— more. how's your father? but only if they live in italy, whdeh— only if they live in italy, whdeh ds— only if they live in italy, whdeh ds e— only if they live in italy, which is a real- only if they live in italy, which is a real shame . and there which is a real shame. and there you— which is a real shame. and there wew ge. — which is a real shame. and there wew ge. dhese— which is a real shame. and there wew ge. dhese ee— which is a real shame. and there you go. those are your front pages— you go. those are your front eeges .— you go. those are your front eeges . reds— you go. those are your front eeges . deds ged— you go. those are your front pages . let's get reaction now pages. let's get reaction now herr— pages. let's get reaction now here ehw— pages. let's get reaction now from my wonderful team of top ehhds— from my wonderful team of top pundits. journalist— from my wonderful team of top pundits. journalist and commentator lizzie zeta , commentator lizzie zeta, broadcaster— commentator lizzie zeta, broadcaster and writer aidan hegee— broadcaster and writer aidan hegee ehd— broadcaster and writer aidan magee and author and presenter ehehe— magee and author and presenter dhhe weeh— magee and author and presenter dhhe weeh .— magee and author and presenter emma woolf . all— magee and author and presenter emma woolf . all right. well, emma woolf. all right. well, derds—
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emma woolf. all right. well, dehds ged— emma woolf. all right. well, dehds geh he— emma woolf. all right. well, let's get to some— emma woolf. all right. well, let's get to some of these sherdes. — let's get to some of these stories. sunak— let's get to some of these stories. sunak guilty of managed deeddhe— stories. sunak guilty of managed deeddhe er— stories. sunak guilty of managed decline of the— stories. sunak guilty of managed decline of the tory— stories. sunak guilty of managed decline of the tory party, warns drhd — decline of the tory party, warns drhd hered— decline of the tory party, warns drhd hehed .— decline of the tory party, warns priti patel . we— decline of the tory party, warns priti patel . we are— decline of the tory party, warns priti patel . we are potentially priti patel. we are potentially a priti patel. we are potentially e weer— priti patel. we are potentially e weer ewew— priti patel. we are potentially e weer ewew .— priti patel. we are potentially a year away. emma priti patel. we are potentially a year away . emma woolf from a a year away. emma woolf from a gehered— a year away. emma woolf from a general election.— a year away. emma woolf from a general election. they don't seerd— general election. they don't sewhd rew— general election. they don't sound very united, do they ? ' “c sound very united, do they? and the sound very united, do they? and dhe ddee— sound very united, do they? and dhe ddee eheh— sound very united, do they? and the idea that trashing another leader and going back to try and find someone who's a little bit better than liz truss, priti patel, rishi sunak , boris patel, rishi sunak, boris johnson, the list goes on and on and on and all the old guys michael gove, jacob rees—mogg . michael gove, jacob rees—mogg. where are they going to find someone else? down the back of the sofa is this their plan now to get rid of rishi sunak, who's just steadying the ship a little bit? i don't. well, it's all eheh— bit? i don't. well, it's all ehewh hds— bit? i don't. well, it's all about it's all— bit? i don't. well, it's all about it's all about- c7 crtr“ c well, it's all about it's all about i don't dhew— about it's all about i don't dhew where— about it's all about i don't know where she- about it's all about i don't know where she gets off on this, but know where she gets off on this, huh hds— know where she gets off on this, huh dds heh— know where she gets off on this, but it's not going— know where she gets off on this, but it's not going to help. he— but it's not going to help. dhds eh— but it's not going to help. it's all about— but it's not going to help. it's all about beeb,- but it's not going to help. it's all about beeb, isn't it? you what that stands for? you know what that stands for? yes. bring back boris. i think so. yeah. yeah, /rte. “r; t ithink so. yeah. yeah, probably. i hhdhd— so. yeah. yeah, probably. i hhdhd wew-re— so. yeah. yeah, probably. i think you're glad you didn't say sehehhdhg— think you're glad you didn't say something because something rude there, because i drew— something rude there, because i dhew—gerrd- know you're in the gutter, eerh— know you're in the gutter,- aren't-am.-yeah aren't you? i am. totally. yeah he— aren't you? i am. totally. yeah hds-eheh— aren't you? i am. totally. yeah hds-eeed dhe— aren't you? i am. totally. yeah it's-about the blonde- it's all about the blonde bombshell, though, isn't that. isn't the point? isn't that
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isn't that the point? isn't that the mood to pave the way the mood music to pave the way for return to boris for a glorious return to boris johnson? quite possibly. for a glorious return to boris johidiscussed quite possibly. for a glorious return to boris johidiscussed itquite possibly. for a glorious return to boris johidiscussed it before ossibly. for a glorious return to boris johidiscussed it before onibly. for a glorious return to boris johidiscussed it before on this we discussed it before on this shew.— we discussed it before on this shew. dddhh— we discussed it before on this show, didn't-but- we discussed it before on this show, didn't but look, this. show, didn't we? but look, this. dhds— show, didn't we? but look, this. dhds-ds— show, didn't we? but look, this. dhds-ds-e— show, didn't we? but look, this. this-is-a social- this party is a it's a social democratic— this party is a it's a social democratic party. it has been for democratic party. it has been her ewhe— democratic party. it has been her gwhe e— democratic party. it has been for quite a long— democratic party. it has been for quite a long time now. i dehh— for quite a long time now. i dehh see— for quite a long time now. i don't see much— for quite a long time now. i don't see much difference hehweeh— don't see much difference between the _ don't see much difference between the tory party and the dehewr— between the tory party and thei dehewr—hhe labour opposition or indeed the lib labour opposition or indeed the rde-eerh— labour opposition or indeed the lib-can't think- labour opposition or indeed the lib-can't think of- labour opposition or indeed the lib can't think of that lib dems. i can't think of that hhweh— lib dems. i can't think of that hhweh-hhd- lib dems. i can't think of that much _that she- much stuff that that she ddsegree— much stuff that that she disagree on. _ much stuff that that she disagree on. so i wonder whether this disagree on. so i wonder whether hhds heheged— disagree on. so i wonder whether this managed decline the tory this managed decline of the tory party,— this managed decline of the tory hew—herded. i party, the problem is market. hds— party, the problem is market. dhds hee.— party, the problem is market. dhds hee. ddre— party, the problem is market. it's too. i've spoken an mp it's too. i've spoken to an mp eheh— it's too. i've spoken to an mp eeerd—ehd- it's too. i've spoken to an mp about—and it's. it's too. i've spoken to an mp. about—and it's too about this recently and it's too heed— about this recently and it's too hreed e— about this recently and it's too broad a church— about this recently and it's too broad a church and now the redes— broad a church and now the derdes here— broad a church and now the tories have always been a broad ehwreh— tories have always been a broad ehwreh-heed- tories have always been a broad church.-back to- tories have always been a broad church.-back to the. tories have always been a broad churand back to the tories have always been a broad churand you back to the tories have always been a broad churand you had to the tories have always been a broad churand you had thathe tories have always been a broad churand you had that blip 60s and 70s. you had that blip in 60s and 70s. you had that blip dh hheh— 60s and 70s. you had that blip dh hheh rr— 60s and 70s. you had that blip in that 11 years— 60s and 70s. you had that blip in that 11 years of— 60s and 70s. you had that blip in that 11 years of margaret dheheher— in that 11 years of margaret thatcher where— in that 11 years of margaret thatcher where they kind of dwrehed— thatcher where they kind of dwrehed-he- thatcher where they kind of lurched _to the - thatcher where they kind of lurched to the right. lurched slightly to the right. here— lurched slightly to the right. dhere—hhehi lurched slightly to the right.- there _that the there and she declared that the ones—were .wets.j ones left behind were the wets. hdew. — ones left behind were the wets. hdew. se — ones left behind were the wets. edew. se hhe — ones left behind were the wets. okay. so the tories are hesdeeddw— okay. so the tories are basically going back to how they were-dhe— basically going back to how they werelhhe-wer— basically going back to how they were the war consensus were in the post war consensus ddh— were in the post war consensus her her— were in the post war consensus her her se— were in the post war consensus era. i'm not so sure— were in the post war consensus era. i'm not so sure that the party— era. i'm not so sure that the eew-heh— era. i'm not so sure that the eehw-heh hee- era. i'm not so sure that the party not too broad now party is just not too broad now to party is just not too broad now he eehwehw— party is just not too broad now to actually stand— party is just not too broad now to actually stand for anything. we to actually stand for anything. we—heed— to actually stand for anything.j we—heed-oos we remember back in the 90s saw the we remember back in the 90s saw dhe—eheh- we remember back in the 90s saw dhe—eeheh edd- the resurgence of the catch all eehdes— the resurgence of the catch all eehdes eerd— the resurgence of the catch all parties around gerhard schroeder. _ parties around gerhard schroeder. you had schroeder. in germany. you had dehwrhd—ehd- schroeder. in germany. you had koizumi_and they| koizumi over in japan and they were-edd— koizumi over in japan and they were-edd-hhehi were the catch all parties that eeeeeded— were the catch all parties that appealed everybody. sometimes appealed to everybody. sometimes you appealed to everybody. sometimes wew ee— appealed to everybody. sometimes wew ereeer— appealed to everybody. sometimes
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you can appeal-too— appealed to everybody. sometimes you can appeal too broad you can appeal to too broad a seeder— you can appeal to too broad a seehdeh er— you can appeal to too broad a section of society— you can appeal to too broad a section of society in an effort to section of society in an effort he ehreeh— section of society in an effort to attract votes— section of society in an effort to attract votes power to attract votes and win power for to attract votes and win power rer-wheh— to attract votes and win power for-upon decades.- to attract votes and win power for upon decades. well, for decades upon decades. well, erehehdw— for decades upon decades. well, erehehdw heh— for decades upon decades. well, probably not even— for decades upon decades. well, probably not even that long, but eehedhdw—hewl certainly we're in the era now shee— certainly we're in the era now -shreehee— certainly we're in the era now since-where we- certainly we're in the era now since where we have since the 70s where we have a gererhrhehh— since the 70s where we have a government longer since the 70s where we have a- government-longer than government can serve longer than ten government can serve longer than her—d— government can serve longer than her—d wrrrde- government can serve longer than her—d wrrrde hew- ten years. and i wonder now whehher— ten years. and i wonder now whether-look- ten years. and i wonder now- whether-look-tory whether people look at the tory party— whether people look at the tory hehw ehd— whether people look at the tory party and think,— whether people look at the tory party and think, what do you eehweddw— party and think, what do you actually stand— party and think, what do you actually stand for? because i'm not actually stand for? because i'm her—d— actually stand for? because i'm hed—d herehh- actually stand for? because i'mi not—i haven't voted not sure. i know i haven't voted shee— not sure. i know i haven't voted sdeee-ard— not sure. i know i haven't voted sdeee-ahd-whw- not sure. i know i haven't votedi since _and _why well, since 2005. and that's why well, is since 2005. and that's why well, ds deh— since 2005. and that's why well, is keir starmer— since 2005. and that's why well, is keir starmer the— since 2005. and that's why well, is keir starmer the answer? ddeede— is keir starmer the answer? dhzde eehe— is keir starmer the answer? lizzie zeta because- is keir starmer the answer? lizzie zeta because expect blair style on steroids, says style reform on steroids, says the leader of the opposition to the leader of the opposition to the guardian. i don't know about keir starmer. you know, i hope hheh— keir starmer. you know, i hope hheh hes— keir starmer. you know, i hope rher he-s gedhg— keir starmer. you know, i hope that he's going to— keir starmer. you know, i hope that he's going to be- ” you know, i hope that he's going to be the great hope- — that he's going to be the great hope- huh.— that he's going to be the great hope- her. her— that he's going to be the great hope. but. but i— that he's going to be the great hope. but. but i doubt it that here— hope. but. but i doubt it that hhere ee— hope. but. but i doubt it that hhere rew— hope. but. but i doubt it that there are very, very big ereererhs— there are very, very big problems that he is going to here— problems that he is going to here he— problems that he is going to have to face.— problems that he is going to have to face. and i don't really whdershehd— have to face. and i don't really whdershehd .— have to face. and i don't really understand . and— have to face. and i don't really understand . and where he's understand. and where he's eerhdhg— understand. and where he's eerhdhg rrerh. — understand. and where he's coming from. most of the time he he— coming from. most of the time he he he— coming from. most of the time he he he dh— coming from. most of the time he seems to be in constant catch up- — seems to be in constant catch up- he— seems to be in constant catch we. he sees— seems to be in constant catch up. he seems to— seems to be in constant catch up. he seems to be following reeehdre— up. he seems to be following reeehdre .— up. he seems to be following reactive , reactive— up. he seems to be following reactive , reactive rather than reactive, reactive rather than reeddw— reactive, reactive rather than reeddw eerhdhg— reactive, reactive rather than really coming out. i don't see a lot really coming out. i don't see a deh er— really coming out. i don't see a deh er hedehh— really coming out. i don't see a lot of talent in— really coming out. i don't see a lot of talent in all— really coming out. i don't see a lot of talent in all of the politicians— lot of talent in all of the politicians that we have. no, hheds— politicians that we have. no, hhehds hrwe. — politicians that we have. no, that's true. you— politicians that we have. no, that's true. you know, that thin whhe— that's true. you know, that thin whdhe whw— that's true. you know, that thin white runny sauce— that's true. you know, that thin
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white runny sauce besciamella hheh— white runny sauce besciamella hheh wew— white runny sauce besciamella rher wew ewh— white runny sauce besciamella that you put over?— white runny sauce besciamella that you put over? look at you deeddhg— that you put over? look at you looking lovingly— that you put over? look at you looking lovingly at them. dew-re— looking lovingly at them. you're making— looking lovingly at them. you're making me- looking lovingly at them. you're making me hungry now . the you're making me hungry now. the best smell, doesn't that go on? lasagne does it? does. yeah. yeah > that's what they remind me er.— yeah > that's what they remind me er. dhereds— “413?" > that's what they remind me of. there's nobody. is this he— me of. there's nobody. is this hhe hesd— me of. there's nobody. is this hhe hesh we— me of. there's nobody. is this the best we can— me of. there's nobody. is this the best we can do? and they're all the best we can do? and they're edd e— the best we can do? and they're edd e hwheh— the best we can do? and they're all a bunch of— the best we can do? and they're all a bunch of nutmegs, aren't hhewe— all a bunch of nutmegs, aren't hhewe he— all a bunch of nutmegs, aren't they? he probably needs to fame in they? he probably needs to fame dh—ded— they? he probably needs to fame dh—ded-wewl they? he probably needs to fame dh—ded-wew h| in america. you think? wow if donald and joe biden the donald trump and joe biden the best of hundreds of millions best out of hundreds of millions of so these two old of people. so these two old geyse— of people. so these two old gwws-hhe— of people. so these two old gwws-hhe hesd- so these two old guys, the best you've guys, is that the best you've gede — guys, is that the best you've gede dew — guys, is that the best you've got? you look— guys, is that the best you've l got? you look-labour guys, is that the best you've - got? you look-labour in got? you look at new labour in the mid 90s. okay. they were ready. they were ready for power. ready for power. they were ready for government. some government. you had some gladiatorial figures on that front talking jack front bench. you're talking jack straw, tony straw, you're talking tony blair, even, even. alison even, even, even. alison campbell people like there campbell people like that. there are ready for are people who are ready for gordon brown was a fierce intellect. absolutely. absolutely. people absolutely. robin cook people like that. i just look at like that. and i just look at the front bench in the opposition and the opposition party now and in the sitting said, sitting government. i said, where's talent? wonder where's the talent? and i wonder now, do we pay more? we now, do we pay them more? do we attract? is that one of attract? is that is that one of the answers? i think it's that. so the answers? i think it's that. he se— the answers? i think it's that. he se ererw— the answers? i think it's that. he se ehehw dew— 7 i think it's that. so so many tory voters i know i dehh— so so many tory voters i know i dehh dhew— so so many tory voters i know i don't know how— so so many tory voters i know i don't know how to— so so many tory voters i know i don't know how to vote now. do
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heh— don't know how to vote now. do hed dhew— don't know how to vote now. do not know where _ don't know how to vote now. do not know where to _ don't know how to vote now. do not know where to go okay. not know where to go now. okay. dew— not know where to go now. okay. her here— not know where to go now. okay. dew here-rede.— not know where to go now. okay. you have-vote. _ not know where to go now. okay. you have-vote. i'm- not know where to go now. okay. you have vote. you have to vote. i'm not i'm hed— you have to vote. i'm not i'm not a tory voter. but i don't know. normally i just vote green because i just think, well, you know, i'm worried about the climate. et cetera. et cetera. and see none of them and i can't see none of them speak for me because they're all so weak, all of them. and they follow public opinion too much . follow public opinion too much. well, do you anticipate a fragmentation of our political system? do you think that eerhehs— system? do you think that perhaps there's— system? do you think that perhaps there's a - ~eg7 do you think that perhaps there's a hung parliament?- perhaps there's a hung parliament? labour agreed to ereeehdehed— parliament? labour agreed to proportional represent nation in erder— proportional represent nation in erder he— proportional represent nation in erder he wdr— proportional represent nation in order to win the— proportional represent nation in order to win the support of the lib order to win the support of the ddh heres— order to win the support of the ddh herrs ah— order to win the support of the lib dems at that— order to win the support of the lib dems at that point, the whede— lib dems at that point, the whole system— lib dems at that point, the whole system changes and every rehe— whole system changes and every rehe eehhs. — whole system changes and every vote counts. well,— whole system changes and every vote counts. well, i— whole system changes and every vote counts. �*dfrdd�*rtcc “
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had the parliaments, do we? because we hed hhe hrerh— parliaments, do we? because we had the brexit deadlock- crtr 7 because we had the brexit deadlock as a reswdh— had the brexit deadlock as a reswh er— had the brexit deadlock as a result of the— had the brexit deadlock as a result of the fact— had the brexit deadlock as a result of the fact that theresa may— result of the fact that theresa hew dddhh— result of the fact that theresa may didn't have— result of the fact that theresa may didn't have enough votes in the may didn't have enough votes in hhe heese— may didn't have enough votes in hhe heese er— may didn't have enough votes in the house of commons. and that's why— the house of commons. and that's why_9et- why brexit just didn't get deeressdhg— why brexit just didn't get depressing political landscape at depressing political landscape eh—hreeh.- depressing political landscape ehee.— dl depressing political landscape. at_mean, i really at the moment. i mean, i really rate badenoch. think rate kemi badenoch. i think she's i love the fact she's great and i love the fact i love the things she was saying yesterday. absolutely spot on. and was and she's intelligent. what was she saying? what— ' “c r;rt“c what was she saying? what roughly what was she saying? what roughly what wes-sewdhg— she saying? what roughly what was saying yesterday? was she saying yesterday? sewdhg— was she saying yesterday? sewdhg-ehewh- was she saying yesterday? . saying - about brexit? saying yesterday about brexit? she was saying you just she was saying you can't just overturn laws. overturn 3000 of these laws. she said, a legal said, i actually have a legal training, the way she said said, i actually have a legal tra she}, the way she said said, i actually have a legal tra she was the way she said said, i actually have a legal tra she was explaining.he said said, i actually have a legal tra she was explaining to said said, i actually have a legal tra she was explaining to people it, she was explaining to people like jacob rees—mogg that actually lots of these laws, they're they're they're legal, they're laws. they be enacted some they have to be enacted in some way. i haven't explained it very well. yes, yes. she's well. yes, you have. yes. she's rew— well. yes, you have. yes. she's very, intelligent. she's very, very intelligent. she's really think really bright. and i think she'll be the leader over the next decade or so, you know, at some the tory party some point of the tory party i think she'll be prime minister over the next. i just wonder whehher— over the next. i just wonder whether everyone - “rth i just wonder whether everyone overreacting “rth i just wonder wtthear everyone overreacting “rth i just wonder wtthe government's overreacting “rth i just wonder wtthe government's current :ting to the government's current hrerehs— to the government's current travails and _ to the government's current travails and that when it's a eresddehhded— travails and that when it's a presidential choice between shred—.- presidential choice between swhed—. d- presidential choice between. sunak_, i wonder sunak and starmer, i wonder whehher— sunak and starmer, i wonder whehher dhe— sunak and starmer, i wonder whether the tories don't just edge— whether the tories don't just edge h— whether the tories don't just edge dh dh— whether the tories don't just edge dh dh e— whether the tories don't just edge it in a year's time and here— edge it in a year's time and were he— edge it in a year's time and prove to their— edge it in a year's time and prove to their doubters wrong, dhedwddhg— prove to their doubters wrong,
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dhedwddhg eh— prove to their doubters wrong, including on their own backbenches. there are lots. dhere— backbenches. there are lots. dhere ere— backbenches. there are lots. there are lots— backbenches. there are lots. there are lots within- backbenches. there are lots. there are lots within the- backbenches. there are lots. there are lots within the tory party majority, 2030 seats, maybe, who are thinking, well, i mean 1992, was mean i remember 1992, that was john could mean i remember 1992, that was johlike could mean i remember 1992, that was johlike 92 could mean i remember 1992, that was johlike 92 again. could mean i remember 1992, that was johlike 92 again. so could mean i remember 1992, that was johlike 92 again. so we could mean i remember 1992, that was johlike 92 again. so we remember be like 92 again. so we remember the sheffield rally, don't we, with neil kinnock going out saying, right, you know, saying, all right, you know, we're to we're to be we're going to we're going to be well, announced as the well, he was announced as the prime elect three prime minister elect in three days were very, days time and they were very, very confident. i don't detect that the that overconfidence in the labour right but labour party right now, but i wonder whether in a year's time we know how are we don't know how things are going in a year's time going to look in a year's time ehhen going to look in a year's time either. but if it came down to a straight personality choice between those two, it's not going in it. i doubt going to be much in it. i doubt it'll as if the tories it'll be as much if the tories do win. i don't think it'll be 30, i think it could be it 30, but i think it could be it could single figures. either could be single figures. either way they might just i agree with mark. ithink way they might just i agree with mark. i think they might just edge— mark. i think they might just edge-ddsh— mark. i think they might just edge _just because - edge it just just because eeerre— edge it just just because people,-know,- edge it just just because people, know, there's people, you know, there's hehhdhg— nothing starmer's come out with hehhdhg.— nothing starmer's come out with nothing-course,— nothing starmer's come out with nothing. course, problem nothing. of course, the problem the nothing. of course, the problem hhe hrehderh— nothing. of course, the problem hhe erehderh dh— nothing. of course, the problem the problem in 92,— nothing. of course, the problem the problem in 92, of course, wes-here— the problem in 92, of course, was-there were- the problem in 92, of course, was-there were so- the problem in 92, of course, was there were so many was that there were so many grehdees— was that there were so many grandees_about| was that there were so many- grandees_about then grandees in the party about then her— grandees in the party about then hheh eehweddw— grandees in the party about then that actually quite— grandees in the party about then that actually quite lot that actually quite a lot of here — that actually quite a lot of here ee— that actually quite a lot of them are deceased by the time of them are deceased by the time of dhe—er— them are deceased by the time of dhe—er eerere- the next parliament or before the next parliament or before
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dhe—ard- the next parliament or before. dhe—and dhew the next parliament. and they were on support from were relying on support from the ulster unionists to get legislation through. yes, i mean, is an legislation through. yes, ii mean,-is an interesting mean, this is an interesting heedddhe— mean, this is an interesting headline-the— mean, this is an interesting headline the guardian, isn't headline in the guardian, isn't it, headline in the guardian, isn't h. dhhee— headline in the guardian, isn't it, emma?_stylel it, emma? expect blair style refers— it, emma? expect blair style reforms-steroids. - it, emma? expect blair style reforms steroids. do reforms on steroids. but do fhewe — reforms on steroids. but do fhewe where— reforms on steroids. but do they? where are- reforms on steroids. but do they? �*.erdd�*“rt”rt ”rt “ rt. 7 they? where are his policies? he's many years now. how he's had many years now. how long been in power? long has starmer been in power? you're years. you're yeah, about five years. six years? not new now? six years? he's not new now? yes. failed to land at all yes. he's failed to land at all to any impression on to make any impression on people. people can't. just people. most people can't. just over three it is three over three years. it is three years. over three years. it is three weers rergdre— over three years. it is three years. forgive me.- over three years. c c“”rtrt forgive me. name the years. forgive me. name the deeder— years. forgive me. name the deeder ef— years. forgive me. name the leader of the _ forgive me. name the leader of the labour party and hhdrddw— leader of the labour party and thirdly, announced this thirdly, he announced this a eeerre— thirdly, he announced this a couple-ago- thirdly, he announced this a couple-ago. he. thirdly, he announced this a couple ago. he said couple of weeks ago. he said edeerdw— couple of weeks ago. he said edeerdw-seme— couple of weeks ago. he said exactly same thing. said, exactly the same thing. he said, were— exactly the same thing. he said, were gedhg— exactly the same thing. he said, were gedhg fe— exactly the same thing. he said, we're going to do— exactly the same thing. he said, we're going to do its best, our reerrhsf huh— we're going to do its best, our reforms, but on— we're going to do its best, our reforms, but on hyper max, he dddhh— reforms, but on hyper max, he didn't-steroids.— reforms, but on hyper max, he didn't-steroids. - reforms, but on hyper max, he didn't-steroids. in- reforms, but on hyper max, he didn't steroids. “ didn't say steroids. in other wrd— didn't say steroids. in other words, blair, words, he's following blair, who was anyone of was whatever anyone thinks of him, a great statesman. him, he was a great statesman. he a great leader. he was a he was a great leader. he was a he was a great leader. he had presence. he had style. and he had a certain amount of gravitas. but is his promise is his promise is his promise to emulate tony blair about as convincing truss's convincing as liz truss's promise to emulate margaret thatcher? exactly. those promise to emulate margaret thathanybodyctly. those promise to emulate margaret thathanybody try. those promise to emulate margaret thathanybody try and those promise to emulate margaret thathanybody try and hark'hose promise to emulate margaret thathanybody try and hark back days. anybody try and hark back to the glory days , i do think to the glory days, i do think i do think that there's a close there's closer alignment there's a closer alignment between someone starmer and
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between someone like starmer and blair we compare blair compared when we compare that to someone like thatcher and couldn't and truss, they couldn't be more. can we talk about more. can we can we talk about sehefhdhg— more. can we can we talk about sehefhdhg e— more. can we can we talk about something a lot— ”rt can we can we talk about something a lot important something a lot more important hheh— something a lot more important hheh-ef— something a lot more important fheh-ef rhet— something a lot more important than of that, which is than any of that, which is ehdddr— than any of that, which is philip schofield's career? heeewse— philip schofield's career? because. daily- philip schofield's career? because-daily mirror. philip schofield's career? i because-daily mirror have philip schofield's career? because daily mirror have an because the daily mirror have an exclusive. for his exclusive. phil fights for his job, this on top of some brilliant journalism from my friend colleague wootton brilliant journalism from my frirthe colleague wootton brilliant journalism from my frirthe (newspaper wootton brilliant journalism from my frirthe (newspaper writing tton in the mail newspaper writing about the shenanigans going on. now, of course , it's not philip now, of course, it's not philip schofield's fault his schofield's fault that his brother got involved in all sorts of issues regarding, brother got involved in all sorts of issues regarding , well, sorts of issues regarding, well, he's got a brother . that's he's got a brother. that's unfortunate. not his fault , but unfortunate. not his fault, but it's still a negative story around a presenter. then it's still a negative story around a presenter . then there around a presenter. then there was q gate where they allegedly jumped the queue to see the queen's coffin and reports of backstage bust ups. lizzie, what do you think ? do you think do you think? do you think phil's on his way out? i don't know. i think that— phil's on his way out? i don't know. i think that he's- c rt“ “ c7 i don't know. i think that he's the type of know. i think that he's the type ef herser— know. i think that he's the type ef eerseh fe— know. i think that he's the type of person to fall— know. i think that he's the type of person to fall in— know. i think that he's the type of person to fall in something ehd— of person to fall in something end-ewh— of person to fall in something and-out smelling- of person to fall in something and out smelling of roses. and come out smelling of roses. fheds— and come out smelling of roses. fheds-d— and come out smelling of roses. fheds-d hhdhd— and come out smelling of roses. that's-i think .— and come out smelling of roses. that's-i think . i- and come out smelling of roses. that's i think . i think that's what i think. i think her.— that's what i think. i think her. wew— that's what i think. i think that, you know,— that's what i think. i think that, you know, he is the here— that, you know, he is the forever survivor- that, you know, he is the forever survivor , and i think forever survivor, and i think hes— forever survivor, and i think heds rew— forever survivor, and i think he-s rew geed— forever survivor, and i think he's very good at coming. do you remember when— he's very good at coming. do you remember when he _ he's very good at coming. do you remember when he was in a load
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of remember when he was in a load ef hrewhde— remember when he was in a load of trouble and— remember when he was in a load of trouble and suddenly he announced that he was gay? do you— announced that he was gay? do wew reererhehr— announced that he was gay? do you remember that? do you remember that?— you remember that? do you remember that? was that because hedd— remember that? was that because hedd heer— remember that? was that because hedd heeh rude— remember that? was that because he'd been rude to— remember that? was that because he'd been rude to ruth ? 3c.c“7 he'd been rude to ruth? ruth? wheh-s— he'd been rude to ruth? ruth? wheh-s her— he'd been rude to ruth? ruth? what's her face?— he'd been rude to ruth? ruth? what's her face? eamonn's wife, ruth langsford. ruth langsford. something had happened and somethindg had happened and it something had happened and it was something had happened and it rew— something had happened and it rew hed— something had happened and it was very bad press and he swddehdw— was very bad press and he suddenly announced it was gerrdhg— suddenly announced it was getting. everyone's like, oh, hew— getting. everyone's like, oh, hew-ard— getting. everyone's like, oh, how-and his- getting. everyone's like, oh, how and his wife getting. everyone's like, oh,- how-and his wife-out how sad. and his wife came out ehd— how sad. and his wife came out ehd hes— how sad. and his wife came out ehd heds sedd— how sad. and his wife came out and he's said that— how sad. and his wife came out and he's said that she was going to and he's said that she was going he-hdrh — and he's said that she was going he-hdrh ehd— and he's said that she was going to-him and the- and he's said that she was going to him and the whole to support him and the whole ferhhw— to support him and the whole ferhddw-fhere. — to support him and the whole family there. and just family was there. and i just wedgh.— family was there. and i just thought, that's— family was there. and i just thought, that's clever what thought, that's very clever what hes— thought, that's very clever what he-s eehedehedw— thought, that's very clever what he's completely distracted . he's completely distracted. weeh— he's completely distracted. deeh. d— he's completely distracted. yeah. i mean,— he's completely distracted. yeah. i mean, by— he's completely distracted. yeah. i mean, by the- he's completely distracted. yeah. i mean, by the way, the ruth langsford story was where he he allegedly cut her off while she was sort of explaining what was coming up on loose women apparently was women apparently that was reported by the press as a personal slight dan wootton has described i think, one described him as, i think, one of most unpleasant men in of the most unpleasant men in show business. have of you show business. have any of you encountered ? schofield no, i encountered? schofield no, no, i haven't , actually. i've gone haven't, actually. i've gone sorry, haven't, actually. i've gone serw. gene.— haven't, actually. i've gone serw. gehe. dew— haven't, actually. i've gone sorry, gone. you say- c t i've gone sorry, gone. you say you have. i drew— sorry, gone. you say you have. i drew people— sorry, gone. you say you have. i know people that— sorry, gone. you say you have. i know people that have worked whh— know people that have worked wdfh hdrh — know people that have worked wdfh hdrh rew— know people that have worked with him very intimately. know people that have worked with him very intimately . rt t“ with him very intimately. he can be with him very intimately. he can he-he— with him very intimately. he can he-he e— with him very intimately. he can he-he e ddeede— with him very intimately. he can be-be a little bit- be he can be a little bit difficult sometimes the worm turns, though. it's i saw it
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with barrymore— ; it's i saw it with barrymore about 20 odd weers— with barrymore about 20 odd weers ege.— with barrymore about 20 odd weers ege. hef— with barrymore about 20 odd years ago, but someone suddenly rewehe— years ago, but someone suddenly ererwee deres— years ago, but someone suddenly everyone loves him.— years ago, but someone suddenly everyone loves him. then very years ago, but someone suddenly everythey.oves him. then very years ago, but someone suddenly everythey start him. then very years ago, but someone suddenly everythey start briefingen very years ago, but someone suddenly everythey start briefing against soon they start briefing against her.— soon they start briefing against her. rer— soon they start briefing against him. for whatever— soon they start briefing against him. for whatever reason, and fhe— him. for whatever reason, and hhe rrerrefdre— him. for whatever reason, and the narrative starts working egedhsh— the narrative starts working. egedhsh—hds against him and suddenly his eereeree—h di against him and suddenly his. career—can i just career has gone. but can i just say, know, these are these say, you know, these are these people have a privileged life. he's had this job forever. is he not just past it? i mean, i dew-h— not just past it? i mean, i don't watch this morning and i don't watch this morning and i don't know anything else. a chance you don't see him on. we buy any car adverts crt“ c “ tr“ we buy any car adverts anymore fhewgh— buy any car adverts anymore hhewgh de— buy any car adverts anymore hhewgh de wew. — buy any car adverts anymore though do you. \rtr buy any car adverts anymore though do you. \rdtd buy any car adverts anymore though do you. \rtr buy any car adverts anymore though do you. \rdtd though do you. no. but he's no well that deal ended after and we're not sure if the two are connected. imean, we're not sure if the two are connected. i mean, look, i'll effer— connected. i mean, look, i'll effer e— connected. i mean, look, i'll offer a defence— connected. i mean, look, i'll offer a defence for- t “ t: i mean, look, i'll offer a defence for the guy. hes— offer a defence for the guy. heds e— offer a defence for the guy. heds e rew.— offer a defence for the guy. he's a very, popular he's a very, very popular eresehher. — he's a very, very popular presenter. he's- he's a very, very popular presenter. he's been on tv for deeedes— presenter. he's been on tv for deeedes. se— presenter. he's been on tv for decades. so clearly public decades. so clearly the public dere— decades. so clearly the public dere her.— decades. so clearly the public love him-stories. love him. i've heard stories eheh— love him. i've heard stories ehewf hew— love him. i've heard stories about how what— love him. i've heard stories about how what professional he about how what a professional he is about how what a professional he ds—he— about how what a professional he ds—helhw- about how what a professional he ds—helhw hds- is and how loved he is by his heere.— is and how loved he is by his team. personally,— is and how loved he is by his team. personally, i met him, fewhd— team. personally, i met him, fewhd hdee— team. personally, i met him, fewhd hdrh e— team. personally, i met him, found him a bit— team. personally, i met him, found him a bit of a cold fish, team. personally, i met him, fourlook,1 a bit of a cold fish, team. personally, i met him, fourlook, yomit of a cold fish, team. personally, i met him, fourlook, you know, cold fish, team. personally, i met him, fourlook, you know, youd fish, team. personally, i met him, fourlook, you know, you know, but look, you know, you know, hewhe— but look, you know, you know, hewhe he— but look, you know, you know, hewhe he rush— but look, you know, you know, maybe he just found me annoying. renew.— maybe he just found me annoying. renew—whe— maybe he just found me annoying.| rehew. _whe-whe fancy. well well, who knows? who dhewse—hrdefdw.- fancy. well well, who knows? who knows?_ briefly, who i knows? but. but so briefly, who if knows? but. but so briefly, who df he— knows? but. but so briefly, who df he gees.— knows? but. but so briefly, who if he goes,-should- knows? but. but so briefly, who if he goes, should replace if he goes, who should replace hdrhe— if he goes, who should replace hdrhe — if he goes, who should replace him? me. correct.- if he goes, who should replace him? shirt correct. lizzie zeta. him? me. correct. lizzie zeta. eehe— him? me. correct. lizzie zeta. zefe ehd— him? shirt correct. lizzie zeta. zeta and willoughby, you're the deer — zeta and willoughby, you're the deer feerh — zeta and willoughby, you're the dream team for— zeta and willoughby, you're the dream team for this, aren't you? here— dream team for this, aren't you? herer gedhg— dream team for this, aren't you? herer gedhg he. — dream team for this, aren't you? never going to. we— dream team for this, aren't you? never going to. we could replace
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hh— never going to. we could replace hv. hds— never going to. we could replace hv. dhds eerer— never going to. we could replace itv. it's never going to happen. or..— itv. it's never going to happen. hh-dhew— itv. it's never going to happen. oh,-know there's- itv. it's never going to happen. oh,-know there's havej itv. it's never going to happen.- oh,-know there's have to oh, really? know there's have to be bloke because that show is be a bloke because that show is in in decline, isn't it? it's the ratings are kind- “ “ ctrt.c c c7 it's the ratings are kind of dropping sddghfdw— the ratings are kind of dropping sddghhdw. — the ratings are kind of dropping sddghhdw. fr.— the ratings are kind of dropping slightly. . edc.c rt t slightly. tv, tv audiences across that are dropping . across that genre are dropping. not necessarily alarmingly, but they dropping. maybe donald they are dropping. maybe donald hehe— they are dropping. maybe donald drwrhe sheedd— they are dropping. maybe donald trump should replace. - c “r; maybe donald trump should replace. �*dfrdd�*rtcc trump should replace. well, here— trump should replace. well, here wew— trump should replace. well, here wew-def— trump should replace. well, there you - let me- trump should replace. well, there you let me know. let there you go. let me know. let me know what you think. should should stay at should phillip schofield stay at itv? stay this itv? should he stay on this morning? are happy with his morning? are you happy with his partnership with with holly willoughby? who willoughby? if not, who should replace know your replace him? let me know your thoughts mark@gbnews.uk thoughts on that mark@gbnews.uk next up, my pundits will be naming their front page heroes and back page baddies. looking forward to that. plus, i think we've got tomorrow's telegraph as well with a corker of a story . see you .
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in two. we interviewed sam fox on the show earlier . 80s model, of show earlier. 80s model, of course . and we've been asking, course. and we've been asking, should the sun bring back page three? well, a majority of you at the moment, astonishingly, are saying yes. at the moment, astonishingly, are saying yes . yes. and this are saying yes. yes. and this from jacqui highmark. yes. bring back page three, but only if there is an equivalent at page four for the ladies. well, let me tell you that if the sun bnng me tell you that if the sun bring back page three, i will pose on page four. oh, god. okay i'm going to need a few months just to kind of do the heavy lifting and have the protein shakes and the steroids. obviously but i will look like arnold schwarzenegger by the time we're done. keep those emails coming . i've got to say, emails coming. i've got to say, a big response to oh, yeah, this is quite something from jeremy, sorry, jerry, to the 58% saying bnng sorry, jerry, to the 58% saying bring back page three. be careful what you wish for. 10% of page three women will be men
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. tim says hi mark. really not a goodidea . tim says hi mark. really not a good idea to bring back page three. it was absolute nonsense back then. never mind now. anyway, it would just be by that strange chap , dylan mulvaney. strange chap, dylan mulvaney. the caption i hear were pure genius as they were three captions also briefs take a ten was all about woke welby, the archbishop of canterbury, ian says dear mark, i could put up with welby's comments if he had not abandoned biblical doctrine and practise. he's now incapable of preaching christian truth . so of preaching christian truth. so why should any true believer remain in the church of england? there you go . blimey. well, there you go. blimey. well, look, we'll keep those emails coming. got one on schofield here, dear mark. so soon? the media forget that schofield said. well, this is an allegation about his private life, which peter , i don't want life, which peter, i don't want to censor you, but i also don't want to make any accusations that are not founded . in truth that are not founded. in truth or have been fact checked. but thank you for that. we'll get to
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more of those. schofield linda. he needs to go to arrogant bring on josie jax hi, mark. yes, bye bye. uptight nasty. schofield replace him with alison hammond. two women for a change. jacqui, what a great job. thank you for that. keep those emails coming. mark gbnews.uk kay, have we got any more front pages, folks ? any more front pages, folks? okay, i've got the telegraph. let's have a look at that. thank you, sebastian and dominic. let's flash up the telegraph and there is your headline. let me just gather ourselves for a moment. i think i've got a hard copy. yes, i do. in idea to demand return of colonial treasures, modi plans a reckoning with the past as he targets crown jewels and museum artefacts . also, bbc told to let artefacts. also, bbc told to let zelenskyy speak at eurovision an as sunak leads us backlash. there you go. those are your front pages . well, it's time now front pages. well, it's time now to invite my pundits to nominate their headline heroes and back
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page baddies. so aidan, who's caught your eye? who is your headune caught your eye? who is your headline hero? headline hero werdd— headline hero? headline hero wewdd he— headline hero? headline hero would be todd— c 7 headline hero would be todd boehly, the ehedrrheh— would be todd boehly, the chairman and— would be todd boehly, the chairman and owner of chelsea, heese— chairman and owner of chelsea, heese hhds— chairman and owner of chelsea, because this week— chairman and owner of chelsea, because this week they decided to because this week they decided he freee — because this week they decided to freeze season— because this week they decided to freeze season ticket prices at to freeze season ticket prices ef fhe— to freeze season ticket prices ef hhe fewer— to freeze season ticket prices at the lower end _ to freeze season ticket prices at the lower end for the 13 13th weer— at the lower end for the 13 13th weer dh— at the lower end for the 13 13th weer dh e— at the lower end for the 13 13th weer dh e e.— at the lower end for the 13 13th year in a row. now— at the lower end for the 13 13th year in a row. now they've just shehd— year in a row. now they've just seerd eehe— year in a row. now they've just spent £600 million. they're ewhed— spent £600 million. they're ewhed by— spent £600 million. they're ewhed by e— spent £600 million. they're owned by a hedge fund. so dhew-re— owned by a hedge fund. so they're under— owned by a hedge fund. so they're under pressure to make a referr— they're under pressure to make a return on investment. would return on investment. it would here— return on investment. it would here heer— return on investment. it would have been quite— return on investment. it would have been quite easy to increase fdedefs— have been quite easy to increase season tickets all— have been quite easy to increase season tickets all across the sfeddwrh— season tickets all across the sfeddwrhlhwf— season tickets all across the stadium but decided season tickets all across the- stadiumibut-decided to stadium, but they've decided to freee— stadium, but they've decided to freeze-fhe— stadium, but they've decided to freeze .the bottom - stadium, but they've decided to freeze the bottom in freeze it at the bottom in acknowledgement of the cost of ddrdhg — acknowledgement of the cost of living _everything- acknowledgement of the cost of livin everyone everything acknowledgement of the cost of livin everyone being hing acknowledgement of the cost of livin everyone being engulfed that everyone is being engulfed by her.— that everyone is being engulfed by that, including their sweeehers— by that, including their supporters they i just think supporters and they i just think feehhedd— supporters and they i just think football clubs— supporters and they i just think football clubs are— supporters and they i just think football clubs are sometimes a bit football clubs are sometimes a hdf hehe— football clubs are sometimes a bit tone deaf— football clubs are sometimes a bit tone deaf when it comes to hew— bit tone deaf when it comes to hew fhe— bit tone deaf when it comes to how the average _ bit tone deaf when it comes to how the average on the how the average person on the sheer— how the average person on the sfreef-fhewdre- how the average person on the street they've done street lives. and they've done sehehhdhg— street lives. and they've done something recognition of something in recognition of her.— something in recognition of wet-rere- something in recognition of that,-rare for- that, which is rare for a hrerhder— that, which is rare for a premier league club they premier league club and they deserre— deserve some recognition. hewded— deserve some recognition. bowled-boehly.- deserve some recognition. | bowled-boehly. i've deserve some recognition. - bowled-boehly. i've only bowled over by boehly. i've only got a couple of seconds on this. who's going to the premier who's going to win the premier league? manchester city league? it's manchester city quite cup final, quite comfortably. fa cup final, manchester city. and then manchester city. okay. and then in the champions league, real madrid . okay. there you go, madrid. okay. there you go, party pooper. well look, i do
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hope city go all the way . i say hope city go all the way. i say that with respect to my manchester viewers, manchester united viewers, i think i'm got skin in the think i'm not got skin in the game either team, but game for either team, but i always want an english team to win in europe. look, let's get to your headline hero, emma. well, it feels a bit old out of date now, but it was king charles because he kept going. he got through it despite the reh— he got through it despite the .— he got through it despite the . deshhe— he got through it despite the rain , despite all— he got through it despite the rain , despite all the garden rain, despite all the garden hehdes— rain, despite all the garden eehdes ehd— rain, despite all the garden parties and all— rain, despite all the garden parties and all the official reeeefdehs— parties and all the official receptions and— parties and all the official receptions and all the events ehd— receptions and all the events ehd eh— receptions and all the events ehd edd fhe— receptions and all the events and all the exhaustion and 50 weers— and all the exhaustion and 50 weers ef— and all the exhaustion and 50 years of waiting— and all the exhaustion and 50 years of waiting or maybe 74 weers— years of waiting or maybe 74 weers ef— years of waiting or maybe 74 years of waiting.— years of waiting or maybe 74 years of waiting. and he got hhrewgh— years of waiting. and he got fhrewgh h— years of waiting. and he got through it and— years of waiting. and he got through it and he had to go and shede— through it and he had to go and shede herds— through it and he had to go and shake hands with— through it and he had to go and shake hands with thousands of rherhersh— shake hands with thousands of rherhersh ef— shake hands with thousands of members of the— shake hands with thousands of members of the public who had heer— members of the public who had heeh wehdhg— members of the public who had been waiting in— members of the public who had been waiting in tents and hadn't weshed— been waiting in tents and hadn't weshed fer— been waiting in tents and hadn't weshed fer e— been waiting in tents and hadn't washed for a week— been waiting in tents and hadn't washed for a week and hadn't had a washed for a week and hadn't had e deherefew— washed for a week and hadn't had e deherefew fer— washed for a week and hadn't had a laboratory for a— washed for a week and hadn't had a laboratory for a week. and i fhewghh— a laboratory for a week. and i thought. credit— a laboratory for a week. and i thought. credit for yourself. eredh— thought. credit for yourself. eredh fe— thought. credit for yourself. credit to him. _ thought. credit for yourself. credit to him. i— thought. credit for yourself. credit to him. i was not there. i credit to him. i was not there. r wes— credit to him. i was not there. r heh— credit to him. i was not there. r hef eh— credit to him. i was not there. i was not on the— credit to him. i was not there. i was not on the mail in a tent in i was not on the mail in a tent dh fhef— i was not on the mail in a tent dh fhef reh— i was not on the mail in a tent in that rain without a lavatory , i in that rain without a lavatory . d e— in that rain without a lavatory , i can guarantee— in that rain without a lavatory , i can guarantee you. but the sdghh— , i can guarantee you. but the sdghh ef— , i can guarantee you. but the sdghh ef hdee— , i can guarantee you. but the sight of him and— , i can guarantee you. but the sight of him and william and defe— sight of him and william and defe herdhg— sight of him and william and kate having to— sight of him and william and kate having to shake hands with heedde— kate having to shake hands with people fhef— kate having to shake hands with people that have— kate having to shake hands with people that have been living in
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herds— people that have been living in fehfs fer— people that have been living in fehfs fer e— people that have been living in tents for a week— people that have been living in tents for a week made me think. hew— tents for a week made me think. hew fhereds— tents for a week made me think. hew fhereds e— tents for a week made me think. now there's a there's a king. edre— now there's a there's a king. edre fher— now there's a there's a king. give that man— now there's a there's a king. give that man a— now there's a there's a king. give that man a crown. okay. wedr.— give that man a crown. okay. werd. deed.— give that man a crown. okay. well, look, how— give that man a crown. okay. well, look, how about your headune well, look, how about your headline hero, lizzie? my headune headline hero, lizzie? my headline heroes are- c 7 my headline heroes are the hdredhdeh— headline heroes are the ukrainian soldiers who pushed heed— ukrainian soldiers who pushed heed heed— ukrainian soldiers who pushed back back from _ ukrainian soldiers who pushed back back from a— ukrainian soldiers who pushed back back from a very bad eeshdeh— back back from a very bad eeshdeh dh— back back from a very bad position in in— back back from a very bad position in in bakhmut. i hope ddre— position in in bakhmut. i hope i've pronounced— position in in bakhmut. i hope i've pronounced that correctly heese— i've pronounced that correctly heese fhew— i've pronounced that correctly because they are— i've pronounced that correctly because they are amazing. they are because they are amazing. they se fewgh. — because they are amazing. they are so tough. they— because they are amazing. they are so tough. they show the werdd— are so tough. they show the werdd wheh— are so tough. they show the world what courage is. and i hhdhd— world what courage is. and i hhdhd fher— world what courage is. and i think that that's— world what courage is. and i think that that's pretty amazing wheh— think that that's pretty amazing wheh dhew-re— think that that's pretty amazing what they've done. �*.erdd�*“edc what they've done. what a what a great shout. and i can't argue with any of those nominations. how about your back page baddie ? only one person for that. heeddwe— ? only one person for that. heeddwe ddd— ? only one person for that. really? i'd have— 7 only one person for that. really? i'd have to say alastair eehedhd— really? i'd have to say alastair eehehedd. he— really? i'd have to say alastair campbell. he was— really? i'd have to say alastair campbell. he was on newsnight last campbell. he was on newsnight desh hdghd— campbell. he was on newsnight desh hdghf ehd— campbell. he was on newsnight last night and he— campbell. he was on newsnight last night and he came across in a last night and he came across in e dehere— last night and he came across in a debate alongside— last night and he came across in a debate alongside one of our fewer— a debate alongside one of our former colleagues, alex ehddes— former colleagues, alex phillips, as— former colleagues, alex phillips, as an odious individual,- phillips, as an odious individual, it was a discussion eheh— individual, it was a discussion about brexit.— individual, it was a discussion about brexit. it— individual, it was a discussion about brexit. it was also an eheed— about brexit. it was also an effeed eh— about brexit. it was also an attack on victoria derbyshire as wedd— attack on victoria derbyshire as wedd. ahwehe— attack on victoria derbyshire as well. anyone who's seen the feefege— well. anyone who's seen the footage online,— well. anyone who's seen the footage online, it— well. anyone who's seen the footage online, it doesn't show me footage online, it doesn't show he dh— footage online, it doesn't show he dh e— footage online, it doesn't show he dh e rew— footage online, it doesn't show me in a very good— footage online, it doesn't show me in a very good light at all. he me in a very good light at all. he wes— me in a very good light at all. he was basically— me in a very good light at all. he was basically saying that the ehe—heed— he was basically saying that the bbc—back enough. bbc don't push back enough egedhsh— bbc don't push back enough egedhsf—ddde- against comments like those hedhg— against comments like thosej being—presented
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against comments like those. being—presented by being espoused or presented by by being espoused or presented by hw-fhe— being espoused or presented by hw-fhe wew— being espoused or presented by hw-fhe wew he- being espoused or presented by by-the way he did- being espoused or presented by by the way he did it, by alex. but the way he did it, the by alex. but the way he did it, hhe ehehher— by alex. but the way he did it, the manner the— by alex. but the way he did it, the manner the fashion looked rew.— the manner the fashion looked very, intimidating, like a very, very intimidating, like a eehhdefe— very, very intimidating, like a complete-and- very, very intimidating, like a complete and very complete bully and the very wersh— complete bully and the very wersf— - complete bully and the very| wersf— werd. complete bully and the very. worst_ well,| worst of new labour. well, i eerh— worst of new labour. well, i eerh-whh- worst of new labour. well, i can't with i've can't disagree with you. i've got say. big up to alex got to say. and big up to alex phillips and victoria derbyshire for not taking of his for not taking any of his nonsense and acquitting themselves brilliantly . emma themselves brilliantly. emma wolf, page baddie is wolf, your back page baddie is donald and i'm not your donald trump and i'm not your classic trump basher, and i'm fine if they vote him in again in 2024, that's absolutely fine by . but this whole thing by me. but this whole thing eheh— by me. but this whole thing ehewf e— by me. but this whole thing about a sexually— but this whole thing about a sexually assaulting werrewldwsf— about a sexually assaulting women, just he's he's sleazy women, it just he's he's sleazy heds e rede— women, it just he's he's sleazy now. he's a joke and he's sleazy ehd— now. he's a joke and he's sleazy ehd d— now. he's a joke and he's sleazy ehd d ddsh— now. he's a joke and he's sleazy ehd d dwsf d— now. he's a joke and he's sleazy and i just i yeah,— now. he's a joke and he's sleazy and i just i yeah, i— now. he's a joke and he's sleazy and i just i yeah, i feel rather rerehed— and i just i yeah, i feel rather reredfed by— and i just i yeah, i feel rather revolted by the _ and i just i yeah, i feel rather revolted by the man. i think hes— revolted by the man. i think heds heee— revolted by the man. i think he's become just a bit of a joke . ard— he's become just a bit of a joke . and whether— he's become just a bit of a joke . and whether it— he's become just a bit of a joke . and whether it was rape or whehher— . and whether it was rape or whefher h— . and whether it was rape or whether it was— . and whether it was rape or whether it was sexual assault, you— whether it was sexual assault, wew dhew— whether it was sexual assault, wew dhew .— whether it was sexual assault, you know , following somebody you know, following somebody hde— you know, following somebody dhfe fhe— you know, following somebody into the into— you know, following somebody into the into the— you know, following somebody into the into the changing room into the into the changing room dh ee— into the into the changing room dh ef— into the into the changing room dh ef hds— into the into the changing room in one of his department stores. ddrh — in one of his department stores. ddrh efredd— in one of his department stores. ddrh efredd ddsh— in one of his department stores. i'm afraid just i'm— in one of his department stores. i'm afraid just i'm i'm out. lizzy— i'm afraid just i'm i'm out. lizzyr ehe— i'm afraid just i'm i'm out. lizzy, zita you've— i'm afraid just i'm i'm out. lizzy, zita you've chosen the same back page batus for the same back page batus for the same reason. well, same back page batus for the same reason. well , exactly the same reason. well, exactly the same reason. he— same reason. well, exactly the same reason. he he— “ well, exactly the same reason. he he sexually essewhed— same reason. he he sexually assaulted this— same reason. he he sexually assaulted this woman . jean assaulted this woman. jean eehedh— assaulted this woman. jean eerredd. ee— assaulted this woman. jean carroll, 26 other- assaulted this woman. jean
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carroll, 26 other women are hrdhg— carroll, 26 other women are ddhdhg wh— carroll, 26 other women are ddhdhg we re— carroll, 26 other women are ddhdhg up he sew— carroll, 26 other women are lining up to say that they've edse— lining up to say that they've edse heer— lining up to say that they've also been assaulted. he has gone on also been assaulted. he has gone eh reed sewdhg— also been assaulted. he has gone on record saying that he likes to on record saying that he likes he greh— on record saying that he likes to grab women— on record saying that he likes to grab women by the crotch , and to grab women by the crotch, and yet to grab women by the crotch, and wef hes— to grab women by the crotch, and wet he-s wh— to grab women by the crotch, and wet he-s up he— to grab women by the crotch, and wet he-s we he he— to grab women by the crotch, and yet he's up to be president of fhe— yet he's up to be president of hhe hhhed— yet he's up to be president of the united states— yet he's up to be president of the united states of america. it heggers— the united states of america. it heggers heddef. — the united states of america. it beggars belief. very briefly , beggars belief. very briefly, you— beggars belief. very briefly, wew dehh— beggars belief. very briefly, you don't think— beggars belief. very briefly, you don't think that it was a hedhdeed— you don't think that it was a political stitch— you don't think that it was a political stitch up? \rdtd i political stitch up? no, no. i hhdhd— political stitch up? no, no. i hhdhd fhe— political stitch up? no, no. i think the evidence— political stitch up? \rdtd i think the evidence is overwhelming . ”rt ”rt think the evidence is- overwhelming . there are too think the evidence is— overwhelming . there are too many overwhelming. there are too many people coming forward for this. so. okay. all right. well, there you— so. okay. all right. well, there wew ge. — so. okay. all right. well, there wew ge. deed.— so. okay. all right. well, there wew ge. deed. ehw— so. okay. all right. well, there you go. look, my thanks to my hrddddehh— you go. look, my thanks to my brilliant pundits— you go. look, my thanks to my brilliant pundits tonight, the wehderfwd— brilliant pundits tonight, the wehderfwd-.— brilliant pundits tonight, the wonderful , emma and aiden wonderful lizzy, emma and aiden . hew— wonderful lizzy, emma and aiden . hew def— wonderful lizzy, emma and aiden . hew def rhe— wonderful lizzy, emma and aiden . now let me tell— wonderful lizzy, emma and aiden . now let me tell you that we've got . now let me tell you that we've gef f— . now let me tell you that we've gef d er— . now let me tell you that we've gef d er e— . now let me tell you that we've gef d er e rrere— . now let me tell you that we've got 1 or 2 more emails to get fhrewgh. — got 1 or 2 more emails to get through. should— got 1 or 2 more emails to get through. should we bring back page— through. should we bring back eege fhreee— through. should we bring back page three? see— through. should we bring back page three? see vienna? yes. hrdhg— page three? see vienna? yes. hrdhg h— page three? see vienna? yes. hrdhg h heed.— page three? see vienna? yes. bring it back, if— page three? see vienna? yes. bring it back, if to only annoy fhe— bring it back, if to only annoy hhe wede— bring it back, if to only annoy the woke brigade. but one caveat no the woke brigade. but one caveat he swrgdeeddw— the woke brigade. but one caveat no surgically enhanced or airbrushed— no surgically enhanced or airbrushed or— no surgically enhanced or airbrushed or photoshopped women just airbrushed or photoshopped women dwsf hefwred— airbrushed or photoshopped women rwsf hefwred heh— airbrushed or photoshopped women just natural pert assets. i remember when i had those. i'll see remember when i had those. i'll wew— remember when i had those. i'll see you tomorrow— remember when i had those. i'll see you tomorrow at nine. heedddhes— see you tomorrow at nine. headliners is— see you tomorrow at nine. headliners is .—
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