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before we get started, let's get your latest news headlines . your latest news headlines. thank you very much, nana and rory— thank you very much, nana and rory smith— thank you very much, nana and rory smith in— thank you very much, nana and rory smith in the— thank you very much, nana and rory smith in the gb newsroom . a rory smith in the gb newsroom. a cau— rory smith in the gb newsroom. a can has— rory smith in the gb newsroom. a can has been— rory smith in the gb newsroom. a call has been made— rory smith in the gb newsroom. a call has been made for a special summit— call has been made for a special summit to— call has been made for a special summit to bring— call has been made for a special summit to bring an— call has been made for a special summit to bring an end to the toxic— summit to bring an end to the toxic iti— summit to bring an end to the toxic rail dispute— summit to bring an end to the toxic rail dispute ._ summit to bring an end to the toxic rail dispute . rmt union toxic rail dispute. rmt union toss— toxic rail dispute. rmt union toss mist— toxic rail dispute. rmt union boss mick lynch— toxic rail dispute. rmt union boss mick lynch has written to the government— boss mick lynch has written to the government calling for a meeting— the government calling for a meeting with— the government calling for a meeting with an— the government calling for a meeting with an independent omit— meeting with an independent omit it— meeting with an independent chair if necessary , to end what chair if necessary, to end what its-s— chair if necessary, to end what he's described— chair if necessary, to end what he's described as— chair if necessary, to end what he's described as chaos on the toiiwoys— he's described as chaos on the toitwoys .— he's described as chaos on the railways . well,— he's described as chaos on the railways . well, it— he's described as chaos on the railways . well, it comes as railways. well, it comes as possomgots— railways. well, it comes as passengers face- railways. well, it comes as passengers face yet another day of passengers face yet another day ot tismttiom— passengers face yet another day of disruption with— passengers face yet another day of disruption with workers again ioimimo— of disruption with workers again joining picket— of disruption with workers again joining picket lines. more strikes— joining picket lines. more strikes are— joining picket lines. more strikes are set— joining picket lines. more strikes are set to be held on tits— strikes are set to be held on tits sist— strikes are set to be held on tits sist ot— strikes are set to be held on the 31st of may— strikes are set to be held on the 31st of may and the 3rd of mm. — the 31st of may and the 3rd of ions. mot-s— the 31st of may and the 3rd of june. that's the— the 31st of may and the 3rd of june. that's the day of the fa cup— june. that's the day of the fa cut timot— june. that's the day of the fa cup timot ot— june. that's the day of the fa cup final at wembley. june. that's the day of the fa cup final at wembley . the cup final at wembley. the union's general— cup final at wembley. the union's general secretary is tiomimg— union's general secretary is ttomimg tits— union's general secretary is blaming the government for toiiimo— blaming the government for toiiimo to— blaming the government for failing to negotiate this government— failing to negotiate this government is determined to keep this tisttto— government is determined to keep this dispute going— government is determined to keep this dispute going because moo-vo— this dispute going because they've got— this dispute going because they've got issues in in health omi— they've got issues in in health care and with— they've got issues in in health care and with the— they've got issues in in health care and with the nurses and the doctors— care and with the nurses and the tostots witt— care and with the nurses and the doctors, with the—

care and with the nurses and the doctors, with the teachers and titty-to— doctors, with the teachers and titty-to trying— doctors, with the teachers and titty-to trying to — doctors, with the teachers and they're trying to clamp down on working— they're trying to clamp down on working motto-s— they're trying to clamp down on working people's pay so that titty— working people's pay so that they oom— working people's pay so that they can transfer— working people's pay so that they can transfer that wealth to they can transfer that wealth to tie tiom — they can transfer that wealth to tie tism tootsie— they can transfer that wealth to the rich people of— they can transfer that wealth to the rich people of this society wists— the rich people of this society where dividends— the rich people of this society where dividends and profits are up ,— where dividends and profits are to , tits— where dividends and profits are up , the stock— where dividends and profits are up , the stock exchange is up. up, the stock exchange is up. its— up, the stock exchange is up. its eonomy— up, the stock exchange is up. the economy is— up, the stock exchange is up. the economy is growing,- up, the stock exchange is up. the economy is growing, but they want to do that on the basis of low pay. we're prepared low pay. and we're not prepared to that protest . voters to accept that protest. voters are demonstrating— ff voters are demonstrating against the proposed— are demonstrating against the noposet titiz— are demonstrating against the proposed ulez expansion plan . proposed ulez expansion plan. inete— proposed ulez expansion plan. inete yon— proposed ulez expansion plan. there you could— proposed ulez expansion plan. there you could hear drivers nontino— there you could hear drivers honking their— there you could hear drivers honking their horns in orpington in motion— honking their horns in orpington in snooott ot— honking their horns in orpington in snooott ot tne— honking their horns in orpington in support of the protesters . in support of the protesters. ine— in support of the protesters. ine moot-sy— in support of the protesters. the mayor's proposal to expand the the mayor's proposal to expand tne titte— the mayor's proposal to expand tne nitto ion— the mayor's proposal to expand the ultra low emission zone conti— the ultra low emission zone could potentially reach the kent totter— could potentially reach the kent tottet ty— could potentially reach the kent border by august— could potentially reach the kent border by august first. some otter— border by august first. some outer london— border by august first. some outer london boroughs , along outer london boroughs, along witn— outer london boroughs, along nitn tne— outer london boroughs, along with the surrey— outer london boroughs, along with the surrey county council , with the surrey county council, note — with the surrey county council, have launched _ with the surrey county council, have launched legal action in tetmon— have launched legal action in february oven— have launched legal action in february over the— have launched legal action in february over the proposed exensiont— february over the proposed extension. well— february over the proposed extension. well protesters say it witt— extension. well protesters say it niti nutt— extension. well protesters say it will hurt them— extension. well protesters say it will hurt them financially. aime— it will hurt them financially. aitie 0n— it will hurt them financially. aitie on my— it will hurt them financially. albie on my own, gardening business— albie on my own, gardening business, i've— albie on my own, gardening business, i've just had to fork out— business, i've just had to fork out nearly— business, i've just had to fork out nearly £30,000 for a new van tnot— out nearly £30,000 for a new van mat is— out nearly £30,000 for a new van mat is im— out nearly £30,000 for a new van that is ulez compliant in a cost of that is ulez compliant in a cost ot itine— that is ulez compliant in a cost of living crisis— that is ulez compliant in a cost of living crisis . _ that is ulez compliant in a cost of living crisis . " c�*ci: g of living crisis. this adding extra cash bills onto people's

already inflated outgoings is just it's totally unnecessary andifs just it's totally unnecessary and it's totally brutal. in all honesty . so keir e�*i: in all honesty . so keir starmer says honesty. so keir starmer says totont— honesty. so keir starmer says totont is— honesty. so keir starmer says totont is on— honesty. so keir starmer says labour is on track— honesty. so keir starmer says labour is on track ahead of the next— labour is on track ahead of the next eenetoi— labour is on track ahead of the next general election, but otmittet— next general election, but admitted more— next general election, but admitted more work needs to be tone— admitted more work needs to be tone tuning— admitted more work needs to be tone tuning o— admitted more work needs to be done during a speech in london, the done during a speech in london, tne teeter— done during a speech in london, the leader set— done during a speech in london, the leader set out— done during a speech in london, the leader set out his hope to monge— the leader set out his hope to stone tne— the leader set out his hope to change the entire— the leader set out his hope to change the entire culture of his partv- _ change the entire culture of his potty. ne— change the entire culture of his potty. ne tiss— change the entire culture of his party. he also said- change the entire culture of his party. i: change the entire culture of his party. he also said he expects next year's campaign to get dirty and nasty after labour's local election success. the labour party will- local election success. the labour party will only- ci" the labour party will only restore note— labour party will only restore note in— labour party will only restore note in me— labour party will only restore hope in the country if we once totin— hope in the country if we once again teome— hope in the country if we once again become the— hope in the country if we once again become the natural vehicle for again become the natural vehicle tot nomine— again become the natural vehicle for working people— again become the natural vehicle for working people . ' " again become the natural vehicle for working people . "�* g for working people. an agent for men— for working people. an agent for their hopes and aspirations , a their hopes and aspirations, a party of the common good . now party of the common good. now some people think that all we're doing is distancing ourselves from the previous regime . well, from the previous regime. well, we are, but that misses- ”cg well, we are, but that misses the point— we are, but that misses the point .— we are, but that misses the point . inis— we are, but that misses the point . this is—

we are, but that misses the point . this is about we are, but that misses the point. this is about taking we are, but that misses the point . this is about taking our point. this is about taking our party— point. this is about taking our potty toot— point. this is about taking our potty test to— point. this is about taking our party back to where we belong . party back to where we belong. ine— party back to where we belong. the government— party back to where we belong. the government has defended tests— the government has defended tests saying— the government has defended tests saying they're supposed to be tests saying they're supposed to te snottenging— tests saying they're supposed to be challenging for year six students — be challenging for year six students. well,- be challenging for year six students. �*fii�*ccc c f students. well, it comes after hundreds of parents complained that the exam was too difficult and left some pupils in tears . and left some pupils in tears. the national association of head teachers has also raised concerns and plans to take the issue up with the schools regulator. quual the chairman of the campaign for real education , chris mcgovern, told education, chris mcgovern, told us that difficult sats are beneficial. we us that difficult sats are beneficial . we can't really make beneficial. we can't really make tnem — beneficial. we can't really make tnem ony— beneficial. we can't really make them any easier.— beneficial. we can't really make them any easier. it— it. we can't really make them any easier. it wouldn't monge— them any easier. it wouldn't change tne— them any easier. it wouldn't change the driving test would be to mote— change the driving test would be to mote it— change the driving test would be to make it easier.— change the driving test would be to make it easier. so i'm sorry smitten— to make it easier. so i'm sorry children were— to make it easier. so i'm sorry children were upset, but maybe tense— children were upset, but maybe because their— children were upset, but maybe because their schools were toetet— because their schools were locked down _ because their schools were locked down and maybe because a lot locked down and maybe because a tot ot— locked down and maybe because a tot ot ttesstte— locked down and maybe because a lot of pressure teachers lot of pressure from teachers tnot-s—tne- lot of pressure from teachers that's the burden on that's added to the burden on smitten— that's added to the burden on eniittenliie— that's added to the burden on children we tests. that's added to the burden on. childreniwe-tests. and children. we need the tests. and if children. we need the tests. and it tnis— children. we need the tests. and it tnis nos— children. we need the tests. and it tnis o— children. we need the tests. and if this was a rogue— children. we need the tests. and if this was a rogue it one if this was a rogue exam, it one notio— if this was a rogue exam, it one would apologise— if this was a rogue exam, it one would apologise for that. of . tut— would apologise for that. of course . but the— would apologise for that. of course . but the principal of course. but the principal of etes— course. but the principal of eites ,— course. but the principal of elves , ascot,— course. but the principal of elves , ascot, christine confrey elves, ascot, christine confrey , sets— elves, ascot, christine confrey , sets stis— elves, ascot, christine confrey , says sats should be abolished

. it— , says sats should be abolished . it give— , says sats should be abolished . it give t— , says sats should be abolished . it give a rogue— , says sats should be abolished . it give a rogue exam- , says sats should be abolished . it give a rogue exam to a child who's10 or ii. . it give a rogue exam to a child who's10 or 11. that is damaging and there's no excuse for that. it should be checked more properly and we know that there's been exam errors with gcse and a—levels. the reason why i don't agree with sats is because i do believe that it's too narrow. it's only english and maths science was abolished and maths. science was abolished in 2010 and children have a right to a broad and balanced curriculum and at the moment many schools who are taking the sats to those exams sats are teaching to those exams as president zelenskyy is in italy for talks with government officials. he's italy for talks with government officials . he's met with prime officials. he's met with prime minister— officials. he's met with prime minister giorgia— it. he's met with prime minister giorgia meloni on his tint— minister giorgia meloni on his titst tit— minister giorgia meloni on his titst tip to — minister giorgia meloni on his first trip to the _ minister giorgia meloni on his first trip to the country since ittssio— first trip to the country since russia invaded _ first trip to the country since russia invaded ukraine in tetmoty— russia invaded ukraine in february last— russia invaded ukraine in february last year. he then met witn— february last year. he then met nitn itoiion— february last year. he then met with italian president sergio iiottoteitn— with italian president sergio mattarella. well, later, mr zelenskyy— mattarella. well, later, mr zelenskyy will— mattarella. well, later, mr zelenskyy will meet with pope immis— zelenskyy will meet with pope ttoneis to — zelenskyy will meet with pope francis to discuss— zelenskyy will meet with pope francis to discuss a peace nmssion— francis to discuss a peace to— francis to discuss a peace mission to end- francis to discuss a peace mission to end the war with tossin— mission to end the war with ittssio .— mission to end the war with russia . more— mission to end the war with russia . more momentum is russia. more momentum is ttiitine— russia. more momentum is building ahead— russia. more momentum is building ahead of tonight's tinti— building ahead of tonight's tinot ot— building ahead of tonight's final of the— building ahead of tonight's final of the eurovision song contest— final of the eurovision song contest in— final of the eurovision song contest in liverpool. the uk's entit—

contest in liverpool. the uk's entn iitetiet— contest in liverpool. the uk's entry mueller who will perform i wrote— entry mueller who will perform i note o— entry mueller who will perform i ntote o song,— entry mueller who will perform i wrote a song, says— entry mueller who will perform i wrote a song, says she's ready to get— wrote a song, says she's ready to get me— wrote a song, says she's ready to get the show— wrote a song, says she's ready to get the show on the road . to get the show on the road. mett— to get the show on the road. meit sne-s— to get the show on the road. well, she's one— to get the show on the road. well, she's one of 26 acts to attest— well, she's one of 26 acts to attest tetote— well, she's one of 26 acts to appear before an— well, she's one of 26 acts to appear before an estimated giotoi— appear before an estimated global audience of 160 million global audience of160 million in— global audience of160 million viewers in the— global audience of160 million viewers in the uk— global audience of 160 million viewers in the uk agreed to host the viewers in the uk agreed to host tne contest— viewers in the uk agreed to host the contest on— viewers in the uk agreed to host the contest on behalf of last yeti-s— the contest on behalf of last year's winner, ukraine. well, tnese— year's winner, ukraine. well, tnese tons— year's winner, ukraine. well, these fans are— year's winner, ukraine. well, these fans are very excited for tonignt— these fans are very excited for tonient .— these fans are very excited for tonignt . vot— these fans are very excited for tonight . you it— these fans are very excited for tonight . you it feels like a tonight. you it feels like a nome— tonight. you it feels like a home abroad. _ tonight. you it feels like a home abroad. l home abroad. that's why it's like really , we're so proud to like really, we're so proud to be here. so proud that people in uk are supporting us in everything. and we are so grateful about this. well, listen, i'm so proud- g well, listen, i'm so proud to be from tnis— listen, i'm so proud to be from tnis sitt— listen, i'm so proud to be from tnis eity ont— listen, i'm so proud to be from this city and i— listen, i'm so proud to be from this city and i just— listen, i'm so proud to be from this city and i just don't ba.2 in untime— this city and i just don't ba.2 in ukraine proud.— this city and i just don't ba.2 in ukraine proud. and i just note— in ukraine proud. and i just hope everyone's_ in ukraine proud. and i just hope everyone's going to have a toti— hope everyone's going to have a toti totoy— hope everyone's going to have a toti totot .— hope everyone's going to have a toti totot . to— hope everyone's going to have a ball today . la la— hope everyone's going to have a ball today . la la la— hope everyone's going to have a ball today . la la la la la la la ball today. la la la la la la la la ball today. la la la la la la la to to— ball today. la la la la la la la to to . — ball today. la la la la la la la la la . laterodorsal- ball today. la la la la la la la la la. : ball today. la la la la la la la la la . : l la la. laterodorsal looks like they're having a ball already . they're having a ball already. this is gb news we'll bringyyou this is gb news we'll bring you as it— this is gb news we'll bring you more as it happens. nato back to

tone— more as it happens. nato back to tone .— nana. good tone.— good afternoon. tone— good afternoon. this tone.— good afternoon. this is gb news on tv, online and on digital radio. i'm nana akua as fast approaching seven minutes after 3:00 now. it's been a very muggy week and it's time for mock the week. and this week well, it started with a bang. a bank houday started with a bang. a bank holiday monday , a day off after holiday monday, a day off after the festivities of the the amazing festivities of the king's people king's coronation. some people woke up with a hangover after watching the fabulous concert at windsor which closed an windsor castle, which closed an emotional day while bridgerton star adjoa andoh woke up to face the music of a very different kind. the disgruntled british public, me included , were not public, me included, were not happy with the comments that buckingham palace and the balcony . the balcony was balcony. the balcony was terribly white, she said it as though the king's inclusive theme for the coronation should stretch people of stretch to some random people of colour on balcony. she did, colour on his balcony. she did, of the of course, apologised, but the damage . could you

damage was done. could you imagine comment the other imagine the comment the other way round? a terribly black balcony. i dread to think now. my balcony. i dread to think now. my coronation highlights definitely princess anne and her ingeniously feather, ingeniously placed feather, which sadly wasn't enough to completely harry completely obscure prince harry this . he won his first this week. he won his first round the mirror. don't round with the mirror. don't encourage him. although encourage him. crikey. although he does need the money that he does need all the money that he does need all the money that he get, sort of he can get, he's sort of scuttled back to his montecito mansion fast that you mansion so fast that you wouldn't even think that he had anything the royal anything to do with the royal family connection family whose connection he depends income. all depends on for his income. all so this week, the bar for the conservative leadership appears to been even lower when to have been set even lower when it that penny it was suggested that penny mordaunt's role in the coronation of carrying a sword has now increased her popularity within the party and that she should be a great leader . let me should be a great leader. let me just remind myself of where it all went wrong for her. the last time that she went for that role. was something about role. it was something about a trans a which trans woman being a woman, which is woman is a is nonsense. a trans woman is a biologic man. woman a woman biologic man. a woman is a woman . and of course, we're still in the midst of yet more strikes. unite's members at south, central and south—east coast

ambulance services, they on ambulance services, they went on strike on tuesday. wednesday strike on tuesday. on wednesday , it was members of the union at hms marcy at a customer service centres in newcastle and east kilbride . they began a four week kilbride. they began a four week strike. i can't say that i'll be upset then . upset about them then. university they're university lecturers, they're boycotting, and boycotting, marking and assessments aslef and rmt. assessments and aslef and rmt. those unions went on strike yesterday and of course they're on strike today. frankly, we've all had enough. the rail strike affecting people travelling to eurovision , which is tonight eurovision, which is tonight where for now zelenskyy will not be allowed to make a statement. and our entry mae muller says she hates britain. she's apparently applied for an eu passport. she wants your vote. let me see. it's been a mucky old week . so coming up, i've got old week. so coming up, i've got such an exciting show for you. you won't want to miss it. stay tuned because i've got a special guest at 5:00. at guest coming at 5:00. but at this hour, comedian frances foster, he will be joining me in the studio to mark the week. we'll discussing

we'll be discussing the top stories bridgerton adjoa stories. bridgerton star adjoa andoh fire for dubbing the andoh under fire for dubbing the royal family's balcony appearance coronation appearance during the coronation as white. then penny as terribly white. then penny morden's role the coronation which gained her favour with members party, with members of her party, with reports suggesting be reports suggesting she could be favourite the favourite now to take over the tory leadership. of tory party leadership. and of course british tabloid mirror tory party leadership. and of coursapologised bloid mirror tory party leadership. and of cours apologised to id mirror tory party leadership. and of coursapologised to princeor tory party leadership. and of coursapologised to prince harry have apologised to prince harry over their actions towards him . over their actions towards him. train and of train strikes and loads of things going on, making it difficult eurovision fans to difficult for eurovision fans to travel liverpool whilst travel to liverpool whilst the concert is going on this evening, we'll marking evening, we'll be marking the week at evening, we'll be marking the wee it's at evening, we'll be marking the wee it's climate at evening, we'll be marking the wee it's climate control at evening, we'll be marking the wee it's climate control . at evening, we'll be marking the wee it's climate control . a at 320 it's climate control. a british gas have offered a money back guarantee on heat pump installations as it can leave some homes cooler than those of gas boilers. well, who knew? then at 340 i'll be discussing the uk's first baby born with dna from three parents, has gone way too far. should they stop playing god? although they've probably been playing god for a while . and the first mp for while. and the first mp for reclaim uk, andrew bridgen , will reclaim uk, andrew bridgen, will be joining me live in the studio for political spotlight to dish all the juicy gossip from the heart of westminster.

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states on friday morning, so xecn i-ven iet- states on friday morning, so yeah, i very jet lagged . i yeah, i was very jet lagged. i tint— yeah, i was very jet lagged. i tint ot— yeah, i was very jet lagged. i was kind of watching it out of one—i— was kind of watching it out of one—i-in- was kind of watching it out of. one—i-in ttom one eye because i flew in from austin. — one eye because i flew in from austin. -t— one eye because i flew in from austin-t six- one eye because i flew in from austin.-a six hour. austin. so there's a six hour tittetence. — austin. so there's a six hour difference. so— austin. so there's a six hour difference. so it— austin. so there's a six hour difference. so it kind of seemed tite— difference. so it kind of seemed iite t— difference. so it kind of seemed iite t tittie— difference. so it kind of seemed like a little .of_ difference. so it kind of seemed like a little of fever like a little bit of a fever ttetm—sixl like a little bit of a fever- dream._six hours dream. if i'm being six hours tetint— dream. if i'm being six hours tetint-six— dream. if i'm being six hours behind,-six hours- behind, isn't it six hours teninto — behind, isn't it six hours behind? the behind? so. so you arrived the same learned. yeah, same time you learned. yeah, exactly. so as i say, east is beast returning. so i didn't watch beast returning. so i didn't notcn t— beast returning. so i didn't watch a whole— beast returning. so i didn't watch a whole lot- beast returning. so i didn't watch a whole lot of- beast returning. so i didn'ti watch a whole lot of-i'll beast returning. so i didn't- watch a whole lot of-i'll be watch a whole lot of it. i'll be honest— watch a whole lot of it. i'll be tonest witt— watch a whole lot of it. i'll be honest with you. i was- watch a whole lot of it. ll i was very honest with you. i was very intetestet— honest with you. i was very interested-reaction,l interested in the reaction, tnottn— interested in the reaction, though “ct?" what about interested in the reaction,— thoughiyeah. what about andrew though. yeah. what about andrew and though. yeah. what about andrew ant—ine— though. yeah. what about andrew and-the balcony- though. / what about andrew and the balcony scene? and bev then? the balcony scene? it and bev then? the balcony scene? it-tenitit— and bev then? the balcony scene? it-terribly wide. _ and bev then? the balcony scene? it-terribly wide. well,- and bev then? the balcony scene? it terribly wide. �*ft�*cll it was terribly wide. well, this is t— it was terribly wide. well, this is a ridiculous thing . what were is a ridiculous thing. what were you extectinto— is a ridiculous thing. what were you expecting? whole point you expecting? the whole point of the royal family is of the british royal family is at their rich and white. what were you expecting? - at their rich and white. what were you expecting? what? rap motto— were you expecting? what? rap grow-to— were you expecting? what? rap ttottt-io ome- were you expecting? what? rap group?-to come along. group? n.w.a. to come along. vot— group? n.w.a. to come along. tot-mote— group? n.w.a. to come along. you make little you know, make a little appearance? yeah. it's ridiculous . appearance? yeah. it's ridiculous. it's appearance? yeah. it's ridiculous . it's absolutely ridiculous. it's absolutely ridiculous. it's absolutely ridiculous. and they're going to say, oh, representation. my question is, where's- my question is, where's my representation gone then? titties— representation gone then? titete-s t— representation gone then? where's a little— representation gone then? where's a little bit- representation gone then? where's a little bit of- representation gone then? where's a little bit of working class in the royal family? why can't i have a prince also class in the royal family? why cc'plumbere a prince also class in the royal family? why cc'plumber , a prince also class in the royal family? why cc'plumber , somebody also class in the royal family? why cc'plumber , somebody a|born a plumber, somebody who's born into clean the into privilege but can clean the drains? i like that. well, there could drains? i like that. well, there cotit te— drains? i like that. well, there cotit te tent,— i: “57 l well, there could be harry, actually, judging— could be harry, actually, judging by— could be harry, actually, judging by his current shenanigans. i mean, you know. no, shenanigans. i mean, you know. tt. it— shenanigans. i mean, you know. to. it takes—

shenanigans. i mean, you know. to. it takes t— shenanigans. i mean, you know. no, it takes a real— shenanigans. i mean, you know. no, it takes a real man- shenanigans. i mean, you know. no, it takes a real man to- shenanigans. i mean, you know. no, it takes a real man to clear some drains. now, that's true. thatis some drains. now, that's true. that is so what do you that is true. so what do you think, you you think, though? do you do you think, though? do you do you think certain think that there's a certain type looks at type of person who looks at things this things constantly through this prism everything is prism of race and everything is about that? mean, why about that? i mean, why was it about that? i mean, why was it about for i don't about that for her? i don't listen, understand why listen, i don't understand why you look the royal you would look at the royal family know family and think, do you know what need? diverse tea here? what we need? diverse tea here? i'll be honest with they do i'll be honest with you, they do need diversity. a little bit of genetic you know need diversity. a little bit of genetl: you know need diversity. a little bit of genetl mean? you know need diversity. a little bit of genetl mean? there's'ou know need diversity. a little bit of genetl mean? there's'ou kknow, what i mean? there's you know, there's of there's been a little bit of inbreeding can inbreeding over the years. can we say that's what happens we just say that's what happens in the royal families? the hapsburg jaw, look it up, google it. iworld. hapsburg jaw, look it up, google it. i world. they hapsburg jaw, look it up, google it. iworld. they do hapsburg jaw, look it up, google it. i world. they do that. but so do you think because there was she went on the bbc on was then she went on the bbc on radio four. i think it was and he told us she didn't really have anything to apologise for. well, this is what happens well, look, this is what happens nnen— well, look, this is what happens nnen tctsto— well, look, this is what happens when actors start— well, look, this is what happens when actors start saying their tines. — when actors start saying their own lines. actors— when actors start saying their own lines. c ”c when actors start saying their own lines. c ll own lines. actors are brilliant, they look good. they sound good. you give them some lines and you go, you give them some lines and you to-tntt— you give them some lines and you to-tntt is— you give them some lines and you to-tntt is moot— you give them some lines and you go, that is inaya credible. go, wow, that is inaya credible. they— go, wow, that is inaya credible. they stunt— go, wow, that is inaya credible. they sound heroic.— go, wow, that is inaya credible. “t; c. magna go, wow, that is inaya credible. “can : c. magna btec they sound heroic. magna btec romantic— they sound heroic. magna btec tomtntic ont— they sound heroic. magna btec romantic and then— they sound heroic. magna btec romantic and then you- “can : c. magna btec romantic and then you hear them ttitint. — romantic and then you hear them ttitint. vot— romantic and then you hear them tottint. you got— romantic and then you hear them talking. you go, oh,— romantic and then you hear them talking. you go, oh, you're just a talking. you go, oh, you're just t tit— talking. you go, oh, you're just t tit ot— talking. you go, oh, you're just t tit ot tn— talking. you go, oh, you're just a bit of an idiot— talking. you go, oh, you're just a bit of an idiot. _ talking. you go, oh, you're just a bit of an idiot . �*ft�*cll talking. you go, oh, you're just a bit of an idiot . �*ft�*icll 37�*” “cc a bit of an idiot. well, prince harry has obviously gone back

because has nothing do because he has nothing to do here, apart from two people. but yeah, it there yeah, we'll leave it there because still the because he's still in the midst of what about penny of it. but what about penny morton? penny morton carried this people this sword. i think some people said hours and said it was the two hours and she it. i thought she carried it. i thought she reminded those lego reminded me of one of those lego people, know, the ones that people, you know, the ones that came, fisher—price toys came, all the fisher—price toys that the head and the thing that had the head and the thing come you know, come off. and then you know, i had had the fisher—price plane had i had the fisher—price plane . the plane? no, i . did you have the plane? no, i didn't the no, no, . did you have the plane? no, i didino. the no, no, . did you have the plane? no, i didino. myithe-no, no,i . did you have the plane? no, i didino. my mom-no, no,i . did you have the plane? no, i didino. my mom - ivery o, i . did you have the plane? no, i. didino. my mom-ivery strict no, no. my mom was a very strict venezteitn— no, no. my mom was a very strict venation-to,- no, no. my mom was a very strict venezuelan-no,-no.l venezuelan woman. no, no, no. vot— venezuelan woman. no, no, no. tot-vot— venezuelan woman. no, no, no. tot-tot know,- venezuelan woman. no, no, no.i you-you know,-time you do work. you know, i've time for you do work. you know, i've time tot—non- for toys, but people are now ttttint— for toys, but people are now ttttint-tne- for toys, but people are now dubbing the next leader dubbing her as the next leader for dubbing her as the next leader tot-ion— dubbing her as the next leader tot-ion mitt— dubbing her as the next leader for tory party because for the tory party because she comet— for the tory party because she carried -thing_ for the tory party because she carried -thing for- for the tory party because she carried thing for two carried this thing for two notts — carried this thing for two hours. t g well, carried this thing for two hours. 3g“ well, to be honest hours. right. well, to be honest witn— hours. right. well, to be honest nitn-ttotttit— hours. right. well, to be honest with-probably-than. with you, probably better than liz with you, probably better than tie—itin- with you, probably better than tiz—ttit tot- with you, probably better than liz _fair for lizi liz truss. let's be fair for liz is — liz truss. let's be fair for liz truss. that's— liz truss. let's be fair for liz truss. that's not- liz truss. let's be fair for liz truss. that's not fair- liz truss. let's be fair for liz truss. ” she truss. that's not fair. she can't truss. that's not fair. she cont-t— truss. that's not fair. she can't - a sword - truss. that's not fair. shel can't-a sword knowing truss. that's not fair. she- can't-a sword knowing her. can't carry a sword knowing her. sne-t— can't carry a sword knowing her. sne-t probably— can't carry a sword knowing her. she'd probably like stagger ttotnt— she'd probably like stagger around accidentally impale around and accidentally impale someone—i will- around and accidentally impale someone i will say someone with it. but i will say to— someone with it. but i will say to tott— someone with it. but i will say me not me— someone with it. but i will say the half the reason this penny iiotton— the half the reason this penny iiotton-stcn— the half the reason this penny morton-such a— the half the reason this penny morton-such a lot- the half the reason this penny morton such a lot of morton got such a lot of attention— morton got such a lot of attention because attention is because there's a lot attention is because there's a tot ot— attention is because there's a tot ot vent,— attention is because there's a lot of very, dare— attention is because there's a lot of very, dare i— attention is because there's a lot of very, dare i say it, frustrated _ lot of very, dare i say it, frustrated middle aged males out tnete— frustrated middle aged males out more nno— frustrated middle aged males out more nno sow— frustrated middle aged males out there who saw penny morton contine— there who saw penny morton ccmyintlsnott— there who saw penny morton carrying sword and, you know, carrying a sword and, you know, it tit— carrying a sword and, you know, it tit t— carrying a sword and, you know, it did a little— carrying a sword and, you know, it did a little something for mom. — it did a little something for them. -them- it did a little something for them. -them a- it did a little something fori them. -them a little it did a little something for- them. -them a little bit them. it gave them a little bit of pep in their step. you know,

do you of pep in their step. you know, to you tnint— of pep in their step. you know, to you tnint i— of pep in their step. you know, do you think i never- “ ” you know, do you think i never thought of it-tntt. — do you think i never thought of it-that. -thought- do you think i never thought of it that. thought she it like that. i just thought she iootet—teto- looked like a little lego tetson— looked like a little lego person-even. looked like a little lego person. even think looked like a little lego- person.-even think how person. i didn't even think how heavy— person. i didn't even think how testy—so- heavy the sword was. so all ctetit— heavy the sword was. so all ctetitlnen— heavy the sword was. so all creditlher. yeah,- heavy the sword was. so all credit her. yeah, but credit to her. yeah, but mentio— frankly, if that's all you need to-iettet— frankly, if that's all you need to-leaderlthe- frankly, if that's all you need to leader the tory to be a leader of the tory partyi— to be a leader of the tory tony, tnen. — to be a leader of the tory party, then. �*ft�*icll party, then. well, that is all you need to leader of the you need to be leader of the tory party. no. well, she tory party. no, no. well, she cotitn-t— tory party. no, no. well, she couldn't-the— tory party. no, no. well, she couldn't-the sword. i tory party. no, no. well, she couldn't-the sword. he couldn't carry the sword. no, he comm-t.— couldn't. probably bigger than him. exactly. small. him. exactly. he's too small. timot— him. exactly. he's too small. witt-tie— him. exactly. he's too small. what-the train- him. exactly. he's too small. what the train strikes ? what about the train strikes? everyone's on strike the everyone's on strike at the moment. everyone's strike. moment. everyone's on strike. i itst— moment. everyone's on strike. i itst-snottt— moment. everyone's on strike. i itst-snottt-onl just think we should all go on strike— just think we should all go on sttite ct— just think we should all go on strike at this— just think we should all go on strike at this point. what's the point— strike at this point. what's the point-test— strike at this point. what's the point-test ot— strike at this point. what's the point-rest of us- strike at this point. what's the point rest of us carrying point of the rest of us carrying ont— point of the rest of us carrying ono—sttite.- point of the rest of us carrying. ont—sttite-iie on? everyone's on strike. we. we were _ effectively - were all on strike effectively for were all on strike effectively tot tne— were all on strike effectively for the bank— were all on strike effectively for the bank holiday. we had a ttiiticnt— for the bank holiday. we had a ttiiticnt-.— for the bank holiday. we had a brilliant-.-what's- for the bank holiday. we had a brilliant . what's the brilliant time. but what's the point?— brilliant time. but what's the tointo—on- brilliant time. but what's the point?_on strike.| point? let's all go on strike. tent. — point? let's all go on strike. tent. visit.— point? let's all go on strike. nana. well, they- point? let's all go on strike. nana. �*ft�*icll point? let's all go on strike. nana. well, they all sort of carried they? carried it on, didn't they? because bank holiday. carried it on, didn't they? becalsome bank holiday. carried it on, didn't they? becalsome strike holiday. carried it on, didn't they? becalsome strike on iday. then some went on strike on tuesday, on strike tuesday, others went on strike on thursday. and wednesday. it just that and it's just seems to be that and it's not so not a government departments so civil which i've civil servants hmrc which i've not no exactly not worried about. no exactly what they want. yeah exactly. can what they want. yeah exactly. con mito— what they want. yeah exactly. con tiiitclon— what they want. yeah exactly. can hmrc-on strike- yeah exactly. can hmrc on strike all the can hmrc go on strike all the time— can hmrc go on strike all the time t— can hmrc go on strike all the time ? actually,— can hmrc go on strike all the time ? actually, let's have time? actually, let's have tttttic— time? actually, let's have traffic wardens - time? actually, let's have traffic wardens on strike. intt-t — traffic wardens on strike. that'd brilliant. let's get that'd be brilliant. let's get me— that'd be brilliant. let's get tie—on- that'd be brilliant. let's geti the—on strike. the traffic wardens on strike. tet-s— the traffic wardens on strike. tots-tit— the traffic wardens on strike. let's- all the - the traffic wardens on strike. let's all the people , let's just get all the people, citi— let's just get all the people, civil servants. _ let's just get all the people, civil servants. will anyone really— civil servants. will anyone teciit-tnet- civil servants. will anyone really -they.on really notice if they go on strike? — really notice if they go on strike? -border- really notice if they go on strike? -border in strike? well, border force in

particular, no one will notice. yeah, exactly. they're processing,- processing, what, nine applications? i think it is a week.— applications? i think it is a week. vett— applications? i think it is a week. yeah well, tough week. yeah well, it's a tough iot. — week. yeah well, it's a tough iot. nt— week. yeah well, it's a tough tot. -t tott— week. yeah well, it's a tough job. “ct: and look, job. it is a hard job. and look, it totes— job. it is a hard job. and look, it totes mont— job. it is a hard job. and look, it takes many-of- job. it is a hard job. and look, it takes many-of tea- job. e “ct: and look, it takes many of tea and it takes many cups of tea and a lot it takes many cups of tea and a tot ot— it takes many cups of tea and a tot ot toots— it takes many cups of tea and a lot of focus dedication to lot of focus and dedication to do-applications- lot of focus and dedication to do-applications a- lot of focus and dedication to do applications a week from do nine applications a week from tott— do nine applications a week from your nose — do nine applications a week from your house. -exactly.- do nine applications a week from your house. cytocclgc your house. yeah, exactly. from your house. yeah, exactly. from your house, of course. and what do you your house, of course. and what to you mote— your house, of course. and what to you mote ot— ” c.ci. and what do you make of eurovision? tecttse— do you make of eurovision?i tecttse—tot because of course, we've got tttoxision— because of course, we've got eurovision _ not i eurovision zelenskyy is not tiionet— eurovision zelenskyy is not. allowed—statement. allowed to make a statement. teon—its- yeah, they're saying it's totitictt— yeah, they're saying it's political, although the whole tnint— thing is political. seeing as ne-s—tnisl he's we're doing it in this country— he's we're doing it in this country because can't he's we're doing it in this country becauselcan't done country because it can't be done in country because it can't be done -mtese— country because it can't be done in - because lthe - in ukraine because of the war. mett— in ukraine because of the war. visit-tint— in ukraine because of the war. well,-first.all,- in ukraine because of the war. well, -first.all, the- well, look, first of all, the strikes are affecting eurovision, which is a shame , eurovision, which is a shame, which is a real shame. and it for just me proves that the rmt are homophobic. why you want are homophobic. why do you want to-gs'tti— are homophobic. why do you want to-tct teotie— are homophobic. why do you want to-gay people having- are homophobic. why do you want to-gay people having a- c”ic c. why do you want to gay people having a good to stop gay people having a good timeo— to stop gay people having a good time? iiict— to stop gay people having a good time? mick lynch. _ to stop gay people having a good time? mick lynch. he's stopping tnem —tne- time? mick lynch. he's stopping tnem—tne tottxl them from going to the party. inete— them from going to the party. more is— them from going to the party. inete is going— them from going to the party. there is going to— them from going to the party. there is going to no straight there is going to be no straight men-eurovision. _ there is going to be no straight men eurovision. men at eurovision. i'm sorry to soy. inis— men at eurovision. i'm sorry to soy. ins-ty- men at eurovision. i'm sorry to soy. inis-tttne- men at eurovision. i'm sorry to. say. this-by the way. say. this is a joke, by the way. toot— say. this is a joke, by the way. not so— say. this is a joke, by the way. itst so you— say. this is a joke, by the way. just so you know,— say. this is a joke, by the way. just so you know, some people will say that's not fair. i shouldn't that. but will say that's not fair. i sho they'd that. but will say that's not fair. i sho they'd argue that. but will say that's not fair. i shothey'd argue thathat. but will say that's not fair. i sho they'd argue that they'ret will say that's not fair. i shotandd argue that they'ret will say that's not fair. i shotand i'mgue that they'ret will say that's not fair. i shotand i'm sure hat they'ret will say that's not fair. i shotand i'm sure they�*iey'ret not. and i'm sure they are. yeah, a joke. but yeah, it is a joke. but but number one and also so number yeah, it is a joke. but but nunwith)ne and also so number yeah, it is a joke. but but nunwith zelenskyy,.o so number yeah, it is a joke. but but nunwith zelenskyy, i so number yeah, it is a joke. but but nunwith zelenskyy, i actually)er yeah, it is a joke. but but nunwith zelenskyy, i actually iir two with zelenskyy, i actually i have to say i agree with it . i have to say i agree with it. i think that the war in ukraine is

ottiotsit— think that the war in ukraine is obviously -think- think that the war in ukraine is. obviously-think putin's obviously awful. i think putin's actions are disgraceful. they are a war crime. but i think there is a danger with all these types of sporting events that we end up politicising them. and if you're going to say that you don't want , for instance, the don't want, for instance, the premier league supporting blm , premier league supporting blm, which with, which i'm in agreement with, i don't them doing that. don't want them doing that. yeah, exactly. then you yeah, exactly. then can you really them really say that you want them promoting a cause you promoting a cause that you believe in? i think we've got to believe in? i think we've got to be fair and for lot of be fair and say for a lot of these organisations or a lot of these organisations or a lot of these ceremonies or events like these ceremonies or events like the the olympics , that they the like the olympics, that they should be apolitical. but the whole reason why— should be apolitical. but the whole reason why we- : e cc; but the whole reason why we always get nil whole reason why we always get nit—tom — whole reason why we always get nil—from -fact. nil point, apart from the fact tntt— nil point, apart from the fact mot-tie- nil point, apart from the fact that-are terrible. nil point, apart from the fact that-are terrible ,i that our songs are terrible, its—its- that our songs are terrible, it-s—it-s tnei it's a french, yeah, it's the memen— it's a french, yeah, it's the itencn tut— it's a french, yeah, it's the french, but we _ it's a french, yeah, it's the french, but we always get nil points— french, but we always get nil points-nim- french, but we always get nil. points, -when .were points, especially when we were iootint—tnon- points, especially when we were tootint—tnon .- looking to leave, you know, tnoniette— looking to leave, you know,- knowledge,_look knowledge, jealousy, nana look at knowledge, jealousy, nana look tt-ot— knowledge, jealousy, nana look tt-ot emote- at the rest of europe, belgium. do at the rest of europe, belgium. too-nont— at the rest of europe, belgium. do-want-belgian- at the rest of europe, belgium. | do-want-belgian ? do do you want to be belgian? do you mind you some of the- ic : c“7 do you mind you some of the songs tntt— you mind you some of the songs mot—ott— you mind you some of the songs that-out recently- you mind you some of the songs that out recently have that we've had out recently have teen— that we've had out recently have teen-tot. — that we've had out recently have been - bad. have - that we've had out recently have been bad. have you been very, very bad. have you nett— been very, very bad. have you heard flemish? _ been very, very bad. have you heard flemish? it- been very, very bad. have you heard flemish? e “cc ; heard flemish? it sounds like someone gargling. it's disgusting the french. disgusting. french the french. no one wants to be the french. no, the french want to be no, even the french want to be the about our the french. what about our entit— the french. what about our. onto—says entry, though? my mother says tntt— entry, though? my mother says

tntt-ttittin- entry, though? my mother says that-britain and- entry, though? my mother says that britain and she's that she hates britain and she's going— that she hates britain and she's tome-notes- that she hates britain and she's going hates britain. going cause she hates britain. stet— going cause she hates britain. ste-s—ste-s- going cause she hates britain. she's—she's shel she's 25 years old. she's she shouldn't be. i mean, for me, i'm quite annoyed at that. i mean, i don't want to vote for her she said mean, i don't want to vote for her yeah she said mean, i don't want to vote for her yeah if she said mean, i don't want to vote for her yeah if i she said mean, i don't want to vote for her yeah if i was she said mean, i don't want to vote for her yeah if i was going; said mean, i don't want to vote for her yeah if i was going to aid that. yeah if i was going to vote, i, you know, well, we can't vote for anyway, but exactly. good. yeah. exactly. which is good. yeah. but i wouldn't but you know, i wouldn't if i could for wouldn't could vote for her. i wouldn't vote for her because she said that. really? no, ijust. ijust mint,— that. really? no, ijust. ijust mint-mots— that. really? no, ijust. ijusti think,-that's-those think, look, that's one of those titictiots— think, look, that's one of those ridiculous opinions have ridiculous opinions you have men— ridiculous opinions you have. nnen—vot when you're 25 years old. you mint,— when you're 25 years old. you mint-mon— when you're 25 years old. you think,-know about- when you're 25 years old. you think, know about something when you're 25 years old. you thin clearly

friends watching it. but no, not me . i'm a real friends watching it. but no, not me. i'm a real man. nana is there a real man on that bombshell? frances foster. thank you bombshell? frances foster. thank tot-moon.— bombshell? frances foster. thank tot-muon-cte- bombshell? frances foster. thank you-much.-are you- bombshell? frances foster. thanki you-much.-are you back you very much. when are you back on—ttct- on headliners? i'm back on headliners night. so headliners tomorrow night. so check check us out in there check out. check us out in there or check check out. or check me out. check us out. sounds about. yeah, yeah. all nont— sounds about. yeah, yeah. all titnt, enottt— sounds about. yeah, yeah. all right, enough. thanks- “cc yeah, yeah. all right, enough. thanks frances tosten— right, enough. thanks frances tosten-ne-s- right, enough. thanks frances foster.-he's one- right, enough. thanks frances foster. he's one of our foster. he said he's one of our tetttinets— foster. he said he's one of our headliners here— foster. he said he's one of our headliners here on gb news. i'm tent— headliners here on gb news. i'm tone atto— headliners here on gb news. i'm nana akua. this— headliners here on gb news. i'm nana akua. this is— headliners here on gb news. i'm nana akua. this is news on nana akua. this is gb news on tv, nana akua. this is gb news on it oniine— nana akua. this is gb news on tv, online and— nana akua. this is gb news on tv, online and on— nana akua. this is gb news on tv, online and on digital radio. stoo— tv, online and on digital radio. stcx ttnet. — tv, online and on digital radio. stay tuned. loads— tv, online and on digital radio. stay tuned. loads come stay tuned. loads still to come on—te- on the way, at 340, i'll be ioinet— on the way, at 340, i'll be ioinet ty— on the way, at 340, i'll be ioinet by on— on the way, at 340, i'll be joined by dr. nick brook, father ttnttt— joined by dr. nick brook, father edw..d_,_ joined by dr. nick brook, father ttnttt—, to- joined by dr. nick brook, father edward , to discuss the edward tomlinson, to discuss the ux-s— edward tomlinson, to discuss the ux-s titst— edward tomlinson, to discuss the ux-s titst tott— edward tomlinson, to discuss the uk's first baby, born with dna trom— uk's first baby, born with dna ttom tntee— uk's first baby, born with dna from three parents. as science tone— from three parents. as science tone too— from three parents. as science tone too tot— from three parents. as science tone too it .— from three parents. as science gone too far , dumas to be gone too far, dumas to be stottet— gone too far, dumas to be stopped playing god also on the not.— stopped playing god also on the not. ton-t— stopped playing god also on the not. oon-t tottet— stopped playing god also on the way. don't forget uri geller. te-ii— way. don't forget uri geller. te-it te— way. don't forget uri geller. he'll be here,— way. don't forget uri geller. he'll be here, not in the stttio— he'll be here, not in the studio, but— he'll be here, not in the studio, but he- he'll be here, not in the studio, but he will be live at too.— studio, but he will be live at too. he— studio, but he will be live at 5:00. he wants— studio, but he will be live at 5:00. he wants you to bring your ttoten— 5:00. he wants you to bring your broken—we- broken things and at 5:00 we witt— broken things and at 5:00 we nit-te— broken things and at 5:00 we will-he will- broken things and at 5:00 we will he will attempt to will attempt. he will attempt to mystitt— will attempt. he will attempt to mystitt-tttemtt— will attempt. he will attempt to mystify attempt to fix them. mystify and attempt to fix them. i've mystify and attempt to fix them. too tot— mystify and attempt to fix them. too tot t— mystify and attempt to fix them. we tot c tsoon— mystify and attempt to fix them. i've got a spoon. can bend i've got a spoon. he can bend mot.— i've got a spoon. he can bend that. apparently.— i've got a spoon. he can bend that. apparently. so i'm going to bring my big spoon and get tntt— to bring my big spoon and get mot-tut— to bring my big spoon and get that-but before- to bring my big spoon and get that but before then i'll that bent. but before then i'll be that bent. but before then i'll te-ioot— that bent. but before then i'll te-ioot ct- that bent. but before then i'll be-look at the- that bent. but before then i'lli be-look at the .of be taking a look at the role of nett— be taking a look at the role of neat ttmts— be taking a look at the role of neat ttmts ont— be taking a look at the role of heat pumps and low in the uk's notsint—ttst- heat pumps and low in the uk's housing _just how- housing emissions. just how

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| totin— uk. this is gb news radio. l tettt. tott— uk. this is gb news radio. hello, good afternoon and welcome gb views on tv, welcome to gb views on tv, onune welcome to gb views on tv, online and on digital radio. it's to 23 minutes it's coming up to 23 minutes after i'm nana akua. now after 3:00. i'm nana akua. now before break, we're before the break, we're discussing all week's top discussing all this week's top stories. see what you've stories. let's see what you've been saying. peter says the real reason that eurovision stopped zelenskyy from addressing the millions the millions of people watching the live event was because they were afraid that he would for afraid that he would ask for more money. potentially, potentially. says the potentially. abbas says the british public should boycott may no. should no. no one may muller no. should no. no one should vote for her. if any british person votes for her, they should be ashamed of calling themselves british. full stop bit is can stop now, which bit is it? can the people for ? is the british people vote for? is it can vote or the british people vote for? is it can't can vote or the british people vote for? is it can't vote can vote or the british people vote for? is it can't vote for can vote or the british people vote for? is it can't vote for thei vote or the british people vote for? is it can't vote for the ones or the british people vote for? is it can't vote for the ones in you can't vote for the ones in your country? i don't think your own country? i don't think so. so she doesn't need worry so. so she doesn't need to worry about now , it's about us. but right now, it's time week's climate time for this week's climate control for british gas have offered a money back guarantee

on pump installations on heat pump installations because leave some because they could leave some homes cooler than those that use gas boilers. and the energy giant has put offer on the giant has put the offer on the table in a bid to increase take up of the new technology. heat pumps , which are expected pumps, which are expected to help lower home emissions help the uk lower home emissions to aid in meeting the government's net zero targets. so i'm joined now by journalist and plumber roger bisbee. hopefully we'll get him and senior meteorologist jim dale . senior meteorologist jim dale. jim, i'm going start with you jim, i'm going to start with you . talk to talk to me about . talk to me. talk to me about these because i'm these heat pumps, because i'm wondering why is there such a push on them? because it's the right thing to do because of climate change. before i get mete— climate change. before i get tnete, con— climate change. before i get tnete, i— climate change. before i get there, can i just— climate change. before i get there, can i just say- c.c c g before i get there, can i just say something to you— there, can i just say something to you met— there, can i just say something to you tntt is— there, can i just say something to you that is, i've— there, can i just say something to you that is, i've got your tittie— to you that is, i've got your little present.— to you that is, i've got your little present. oh, i've got one of little present. oh, i've got one ot—tot-ve- little present. oh, i've got one °f_y0u've tot- little present. oh, i've got one of_you've got one,| of don't mind you've got one, tut—to- of don't mind you've got one, tut—to tet- of don't mind you've got one,l but—to get another but you're going to get another one—tint. i but you're going to get anotheri one—tint. tot one and i'll tell you why. you ttette— one and i'll tell you why. you ttette tott— one and i'll tell you why. you pledge your allegiance to king charles, did you not? i did, yeah climate charles, did you not? i did, yeah-climate king.- charles, did you not? i did,| yeah _climate king. yes charles, did you not? i did,- yeah _climate king. yes zero yeah. the climate king. yes zero tint.— yeah. the climate king. yes zero king- to,— yeah. the climate king. yes zero xint. no, no— yeah. the climate king. yes zero xint. to, ine— yeah. the climate king. yes zero king. no, no. the green king. to.— king. no, no. the green king. to. no— king. no, no. the green king. no, no, no. let's— king. no, no. the green king. no, no, no. let's get- king. no, no. the green king. no, no, no. let's get let's- king. no, no. the green king. no, no, no. let's get let's get this straight. i cannot stand the fact that charles gets himself politics. himself involved in politics. he promised he wouldn't. not promised he wouldn't. it's not politics. it is. it's green

stttt. — politics. it is. it's greeni stuff. _there's stuff. but anyway, there's a tittie— stuff. but anyway, there's a iittie witn— stuff. but anyway, there's a little with crown it and little with a crown on it and all little with a crown on it and tit-test— little with a crown on it and tit-test ot— little with a crown on it and all-rest of mind- little with a crown on it and all rest of mind people all the rest of mind people ttitint— all the rest of mind people talking about— all the rest of mind people talking about improving the environment. _ talking about improving the environment. cg, talking about improving the. envirorthisit. _you very talking about improving the. envirorthis is _you very talking about improving the. envirorthis is a-you very talking about improving the enviror “c talking about improving the enviror “ c. talking about improving the enviror “ /c;c“ much. this is a red one. yeah, it's a red yes. with it's a red one. yes. with little hearts little hearts on it. lovely little crown you crown as well. there you go. imagine a be that size coming towards you to run for your life. kill but life. it will kill you. but thank jim. thank you very much, jim. okay. you're welcome. so heat pumps, thank you very much, jim. okay. yolmewelcome. so heat pumps, thank you very much, jim. okay. yolmewelctsay, so heat pumps, thank you very much, jim. okay. yolmewelctsay, because pumps, thank you very much, jim. okay. yolmewelctsay, because yomps, thank you very much, jim. okay. yolnabout:tsay, because yomps, thank you very much, jim. okay. yolnabout:tsay, no,iuse yomps, thank you very much, jim. okay. yolnabout:tsay, no, no, yomps, said about that. no, no, i pledge my allegiance because i'm very and i the royal very happy and i love the royal family. charles to family. i don't want charles to get in politics. i do get involved in politics. i do believe need the believe that we need to keep the environment however, believe that we need to keep the ethinkiment however, believe that we need to keep the ethinkimerzero however, believe that we need to keep the ethinkimerzero scam,never, i think net zero is a scam, right. that's your right. okay. that's that's your view. yes. so heat pumps view. yes. okay. so heat pumps tott— view. yes. okay. so heat pumps ttit to— view. yes. okay. so heat pumps ttit to me— view. yes. okay. so heat pumps ttit to zo— . yes. okay. so heat pumps talk to me. 20 million sold across europe. so it's not a smatt— across europe. so it's not a small number. _ across europe. so it's not a small number. it's not in tectine— small number. it's not in decline. it's— small number. it's not in decline. it's going the right decline. it's going in the right titection— decline. it's going in the right direction. british— decline. it's going in the right direction. british soon to direction. british gas, soon to be direction. british gas, soon to te—ttmts- direction. british gas, soon to te—ttmts tnel direction. british gas, soon to. be_pumps the name be british heat pumps the name toint— be british heat pumps the name toint tne— be british heat pumps the name toint tne titnt— be british heat pumps the name doing the right thing . they're doing the right thing. they're movint— doing the right thing. they're movint in— doing the right thing. they're moving in the— doing the right thing. they're moving in the right direction. i ton-t— moving in the right direction. i ton-t tnint— moving in the right direction. i don't think this— moving in the right direction. i don't think this is— moving in the right direction. i don't think this is stopping. its— don't think this is stopping. it-s i— don't think this is stopping. it-s i ttmit— don't think this is stopping. it's i admit there are difficulty— it's i admit there are difficulty in- it's i admit there are difficulty in terms of the hours in stock— difficulty in terms of the hours in stock in— difficulty in terms of the hours in stock in the— difficulty in terms of the hours in stock in the uk, some of it teint— in stock in the uk, some of it teint ott— in stock in the uk, some of it being old, some— in stock in the uk, some of it being old, some of it being not not otte— being old, some of it being not not ttie to— being old, some of it being not not able to take— being old, some of it being not not able to take heat pumps as tetntts— not able to take heat pumps as temcts ts— not able to take heat pumps as temcts cs ts— not able to take heat pumps as perhaps as as well— not able to take heat pumps as perhaps as as well as they snottt. — perhaps as as well as they should. and— perhaps as as well as they should. and again , they say should. and again, they say tttotetn—

should. and again, they say european homes. but the toxemment— european homes. but the government are offering £5,000 up government are offering £5,000 to to— government are offering £5,000 to to tsooo— government are offering £5,000 up to £5,000 for— government are offering £5,000 up to £5,000 for these heat pumps. — up to £5,000 for these heat pumps. in— up to £5,000 for these heat pumps. in other— up to £5,000 for these heat pumps. in other words, a subsidy to nett— pumps. in other words, a subsidy to neit tntt— pumps. in other words, a subsidy to help that happen. so, again, it's to help that happen. so, again, its t— to help that happen. so, again, its t tit— to help that happen. so, again, it's a bit like— to help that happen. so, again, it's a bit like going back to tie— it's a bit like going back to tie iooos— it's a bit like going back to the 1980s with— it's a bit like going back to the 1980s with mobile phones at the 1980s with mobile phones at to time.— the 1980s with mobile phones at the time. remember them? well, you mitnt— the time. remember them? well, you mitnt not— the time. remember them? well, you might not rmt— the time. remember them? well, you might not rmt the size of men — you might not rmt the size of men tie— you might not rmt the size of them are like— you might not rmt the size of them are like bricks. i'm older men— them are like bricks. i'm older tntn-ttttttix- them are like bricks. i'm older than-probably older| them are like bricks. i'm older than : them are like bricks. i'm older than cicc : them are like bricks. i'm older than cicc cc” them are like bricks. i'm older than ccc c”ic 7 old than you. how old are you? old enough. roughly. well over 50. okay.— enough. roughly. well over 50. ottt. vett— enough. roughly. well over 50. otct. teon teon. — enough. roughly. well over 50. okay. yeah yeah. no,- enough. 3g well over 50. okay. yeah yeah. \xc c cc“ okay. yeah yeah. no, listen. okavi— okay. yeah yeah. no, listen. okay, this is the problem. this is. this is the problem with heat pumps. let's get roger on, because roger knows all about them. you very much them. roger, thank you very much for roger, talk to for joining us. roger, talk to me about what is a heat pump then they work? because then how do they work? because people keep saying how they take heat the from your heat from the outside, from your home don't make their home and they don't make their own. me. does own. talk to me. how does it work? they work? erg. yeah. what they extract heat from _ work? erg. yeah. what they extract heat from the - 7 3c / they extract heat from the outside 7 3c t/icc“ �*ft“c; they extract heat from the outside is tints— extract heat from the outside is tintts t— extract heat from the outside is tintts t tit— extract heat from the outside is ctncts c tit ot— extract heat from the outside is always a bit of heat in the air ottsite— always a bit of heat in the air outside, even— always a bit of heat in the air outside, even snowing outside, even when it's snowing ont— outside, even when it's snowing tnt tnet— outside, even when it's snowing and they extract— outside, even when it's snowing and they extract that the same way— and they extract that the same not ts— and they extract that the same not ts t— and they extract that the same wot cs c titte— and they extract that the same way as a fridge would take the nett— way as a fridge would take the neat-tie— way as a fridge would take the heat-the fridge- way as a fridge would take the heat-the fridge to- way as a fridge would take the heat the fridge to make heat out of the fridge to make the heat out of the fridge to make tne-coiten — heat out of the fridge to make the-colder. now- heat out of the fridge to make the colder. now that heat the fridge colder. now that heat nottt— the fridge colder. now that heat nottt-on— the fridge colder. now that heat notit-on tne— the fridge colder. now that heat would-on the .of. the fridge colder. now that heati would-on the -of the would appear on the back of the titte— would appear on the back of the ttitte-ttiii— would appear on the back of the ttitte-ttiii you- would appear on the back of the fridge grill you can fridge on the grill you can someimest—

fridge on the grill you can sometimes feel- fridge on the grill you can sometimes feel that hot. sometimes feel that being hot. so sometimes feel that being hot. so me— sometimes feel that being hot. so to nett— sometimes feel that being hot. so the heat pump— sometimes feel that being hot. so the heat pump is transferring tntt— so the heat pump is transferring tntt nett— so the heat pump is transferring that heat into— so the heat pump is transferring that heat into your— so the heat pump is transferring that heat into your house. the way— that heat into your house. the toy tut— that heat into your house. the toy out it— that heat into your house. the way we've put it worked out at the way we've put it worked out at to oment— way we've put it worked out at the moment it's— way we've put it worked out at the moment it's going around totittots— the moment it's going around radiators, which— the moment it's going around radiators, which is not always to— radiators, which is not always to test— radiators, which is not always the best system,— radiators, which is not always the best system, but it's the one where we're— the best system, but it's the one where we're stuck with . one where we're stuck with. so ttitist— one where we're stuck with. so ttitist ott— one where we're stuck with. so british gas are— one where we're stuck with. so british gas are actually- one where we're stuck with. so british gas are actually mean. like when a company offers to give money to, you know give money back or to, you know , reinstall something that was there before , you know, there's there before, you know, there's a why they saying a problem. why are they saying that houses that it will leave houses cooler? because thought cooler? because i thought this great bring great technology could bring your house same your house at the same temperature gas boiler temperature as a gas boiler without all the problems that the . well, the the gas boiler gives. well, the problem the gas boiler gives. well, the ttotiem is— the gas boiler gives. well, the problem is that— the gas boiler gives. well, the problem is that heat- gcc g well, the problem is that heat pumps give you t— problem is that heat pumps give you c vett— problem is that heat pumps give you c xett ion— problem is that heat pumps give you a very low grade heat. and it's you a very low grade heat. and its not— you a very low grade heat. and its not tntt— you a very low grade heat. and it's not that response . lviv so it's not that response. lviv so nnct-s— it's not that response. lviv so what's happening is you're tettint— what's happening is you're tettint nett— what's happening is you're getting heat into the house at maybe— getting heat into the house at maybe to c— getting heat into the house at maybe to c ts— getting heat into the house at maybe 40 c as opposed to a toiiet— maybe 40 c as opposed to a toiiet .— maybe 40 c as opposed to a boiler , which— maybe 40 c as opposed to a boiler , which can- maybe 40 c as opposed to a boiler , which can give you 70, boiler, which can give you 70, you— boiler, which can give you 70, you know,— boiler, which can give you 70, you know, to.— boiler, which can give you 70, you know, 50. it— boiler, which can give you 70, you know, 50. it depends what you— you know, 50. it depends what you wont.— you know, 50. it depends what you went. so— you know, 50. it depends what you want so you— you know, 50. it depends what you want. so you could turn a toitet— you want. so you could turn a toiiet up— you want. so you could turn a toitet tt ont— you want. so you could turn a boiler up and down if it's a cott— boiler up and down if it's a coit tot,— boiler up and down if it's a cott too, you— boiler up and down if it's a cold day, you can turn a boiler up .— cold day, you can turn a boiler up , put— cold day, you can turn a boiler tt , out o— cold day, you can turn a boiler tt , out o tit— cold day, you can turn a boiler up , put a bit more— cold day, you can turn a boiler up , put a bit more heat in, you up, put a bit more heat in, you titt— up, put a bit more heat in, you tiii tott— up, put a bit more heat in, you can fill your radiator, as you set.— can fill your radiator, as you sot. .tntt-s— can fill your radiator, as you say.-that's lovely- can fill your radiator, as you say. that's lovely . you say. oh, that's lovely. you know,— say. oh, that's lovely. you knot—ott- say. oh, that's lovely. youi know,_but with say. oh, that's lovely. you- know,_but with the know, feel warm. but with the nett— know, feel warm. but with the net-,_ know, feel warm. but with the

net-, its— know, feel warm. but with the net-, it-s vett- know, feel warm. but with the heat , it's very low grade heat pump, it's very low grade nett— heat pump, it's very low grade nett ct— heat pump, it's very low grade nett ct to c.— heat pump, it's very low grade heat at 40 c. and— heat pump, it's very low grade heat at 40 c. and it's just cyctint— heat at 40 c. and it's just cycling through. so you have to teet— cycling through. so you have to keep it— cycling through. so you have to keep it on— cycling through. so you have to keep it on ot— cycling through. so you have to keep it on 24 over— cycling through. so you have to keep it on 24 over seven in octet— keep it on 24 over seven in ottet tot— keep it on 24 over seven in order for that— keep it on 24 over seven in order for that heat to get into to— order for that heat to get into to ttiitint— order for that heat to get into the building. and you have to stop— the building. and you have to stop nett— the building. and you have to stop heat escaping and with old noises— stop heat escaping and with old houses, that's— stop heat escaping and with old houses, that's a— stop heat escaping and with old houses, that's a problem. what ttott— houses, that's a problem. what about because— houses, that's a problem. what about because i— houses, that's a problem. what about because i heard with radiators as well , there's an radiators as well, there's an issue with the radiators, so they have to get rid of all your old radiators, new old radiators, put in new radiators course, proper radiators and of course, proper insulation the home. yeah, insulation in the home. yeah, absolutely. and insulation in the home. yeah, absolutely . and the other thing absolutely. and the other thing is witn— absolutely. and the other thing is with radiators,— absolutely. and the other thing is with radiators, you- ciccyc and the other thing is with radiators, you need tittet— is with radiators, you need bigger pipes— is with radiators, you need bigger pipes i0— is with radiators, you need bigger pipes to them . you can't bigger pipes to them. you can't itst— bigger pipes to them. you can't itst tut— bigger pipes to them. you can't itst out o— bigger pipes to them. you can't itst out o tittet— bigger pipes to them. you can't just put a bigger radiator in ont— just put a bigger radiator in tnt sene— just put a bigger radiator in tnt sene it— just put a bigger radiator in and serve it with the same pipe . so— and serve it with the same pipe . so t— and serve it with the same pipe . so t iot— and serve it with the same pipe . so t tot ot— and serve it with the same pipe . so a lot of houses— and serve it with the same pipe . so a lot of houses are running on-smtti— . so a lot of houses are running on-small bore— . so a lot of houses are running on small bore heating on fairly small bore heating tites. — on fairly small bore heating tites. they— on fairly small bore heating pipes. they would need to be ttttctet— pipes. they would need to be ttttctet ont— pipes. they would need to be upgraded and i've talked to a lot upgraded and i've talked to a tot ot— upgraded and i've talked to a lot of installers— upgraded and i've talked to a lot of installers this , lot of installers about this, say,— lot of installers about this, save-vou- lot of installers about this, save-you going- lot of installers about this, say, you going to get say, how are you going to get tnose— say, how are you going to get tnose-tne- say, how are you going to get those-the house?i those pipes into the house? you cant— those pipes into the house? you cont—tno- can't notch through the floorboards _ can't notch through the floorboards get floorboards and joists to get a totte— floorboards and joists to get a large diameter— floorboards and joists to get a large diameter pipe in because tot-te— large diameter pipe in because you're weakening— large diameter pipe in because you're weakening the structure. so you're weakening the structure. so mete-s— you're weakening the structure. so tnete-s t— you're weakening the structure. so there's a lot— you're weakening the structure. so there's a lot of— you're weakening the structure. so there's a lot of headaches tnct— so there's a lot of headaches tntt ome— so there's a lot of headaches that come about.— so there's a lot of headaches that come about. now british gas is-tnct— that come about. now british gas is-tntt met-te— that come about. now british gas is that they're going to do is idea that they're going to do tinct— is idea that they're going to do wit met-te— is idea that they're going to do what they're talking about in terms— what they're talking about in terms-monet- what they're talking about in terms-money to- what they're talking about in terms money to put heat terms of the money to put a heat pump— terms of the money to put a heat

ttmt-totttit— terms of the money to put a heat pump totally unreal pump in. just totally unreal mystic.— pump in. just totally unreal mystic. so— pump in. just totally unreal mystic. so what— pump in. just totally unreal mystic. so what they're saying is it— mystic. so what they're saying is it tott— mystic. so what they're saying is if your house— mystic. so what they're saying is if your house doesn't reach tntt— is if your house doesn't reach that temperature— is if your house doesn't reach that temperature and keep that temperature— that temperature and keep that temperature .— that temperature and keep that temperature , they will give you temperature, they will give you tott— temperature, they will give you tom monet— temperature, they will give you your money back. _ temperature, they will give you your money back. so they're iootint— your money back. so they're tootint ct— your money back. so they're looking at the— your money back. so they're looking at the house very, very cttettiit— looking at the house very, very cttettiit .— looking at the house very, very carefully . will— looking at the house very, very carefully . will achieve those carefully. will it achieve those temtetttttes— carefully. will it achieve those temperatures ?_ carefully. will it achieve those temperatures ? if— carefully. will it achieve those temperatures ? if it will there temperatures? if it will there tote— temperatures? if it will there tote-ettect— temperatures? if it will there take .effect ?_ temperatures? if it will there take effect ? and what you take the effect? and what you note — take the effect? and what you note -on — take the effect? and what you note-on-ttn- take the effect? and what you have _on -part is. take the effect? and what you i have _on -part is keep have to do on your part is keep tntt— have to do on your part is keep met on— have to do on your part is keep met on zen/i. — have to do on your part is keep that on 24/7. now,— have to do on your part is keep that on 24/7. now, there's the notion — that on 24/7. now, there's the notion .— that on 24/7. now, there's the problem , because night problem, because last night it coit— problem, because last night it was cold. this— problem, because last night it was cold. this morning it's hot. tot-e— was cold. this morning it's hot. tot-e nettet— was cold. this morning it's hot. you've heated your— was cold. this morning it's hot. you've heated your house up testetttt— you've heated your house up yesterday-this— you've heated your house up yesterday this temperature. yesterday to this temperature. now:— yesterday to this temperature. toot-tott— yesterday to this temperature. now,-don't need- yesterday to this temperature. now, don't need it. so a gas now, you don't need it. so a gas toitet— now, you don't need it. so a gas tone. you— now, you don't need it. so a gas toitet, tot con— now, you don't need it. so a gas boiler, you can turn— now, you don't need it. so a gas boiler, you can turn on and off as boiler, you can turn on and off ts you— boiler, you can turn on and off cs tot neet— boiler, you can turn on and off cs tot neet it— boiler, you can turn on and off as you need it shut it off for a cottie— as you need it shut it off for a cottie ot— as you need it shut it off for a couple of hours— as you need it shut it off for a couple of hours in— as you need it shut it off for a couple of hours in the evening onen— couple of hours in the evening nnen tot-te— couple of hours in the evening when you're chilly. and turn it off when you're chilly. and turn it ott—tot— when you're chilly. and turn it off_ not with- off afterwards. not with the nett— off afterwards. not with the neat—on- off afterwards. not with the neet—on tiii off afterwards. not with the- heat_on all the heat. keep the heat on all the time— heat. keep the heat on all the time .— heat. keep the heat on all the time . ant— heat. keep the heat on all the time . and the— heat. keep the heat on all the time . and the heat pump decides time. and the heat pump decides nnct-s— time. and the heat pump decides nnct-s toint— time. and the heat pump decides nnct-s toint — time. and the heat pump decides what's going on. ift�*iccc what's going on. well, see. vett. — what's going on. well, see. vett. st— what's going on. well, see. yeah. so what's not practical, is it? is it jim technology is what is being talked about here and it always will be. so just take you back to— and it always will be. so just take you back to where- c“c c cc so just take you back to where i was a minute— take you back to where i was a minute to— take you back to where i was a minute ago and— take you back to where i was a minute ago and that is the motto— minute ago and that is the mobile phones— minute ago and that is the mobile phones of the 1980s where tnet— mobile phones of the 1980s where too were— mobile phones of the 1980s where they tite— mobile phones of the 1980s where they were like a— mobile phones of the 1980s where they were like a brick. i was totttncte— they were like a brick. i was totttntte to— they were like a brick. i was fortunate to be— they were like a brick. i was fortunate to be able to afford onto-— fortunate to be able to afford onet- iot— fortunate to be able to afford onet- tot ot— fortunate to be able to afford one,-a lot of-ati fortunate to be able to afford.

one,-a lot of-at the one, and a lot of people at the time— one, and a lot of people at the time stit— one, and a lot of people at the time sit, on— one, and a lot of people at the time said, oh, this— one, and a lot of people at the time said, oh, this is never going— time said, oh, this is never tint-ott- time said, oh, this is never toint-ott. its- time said, oh, this is never going off. it's never going to take off. it's never going— going to take off. it's never toint—tnt- going to take off. it's never. going—and probably going to happen. and probably ctttctit— arguably through the ages we've had arguably through the ages we've not—ont- arguably through the ages we've not—snt tnintsi arguably through the ages we've had have and things arguably through the ages we've had have not and things arguably through the ages we've had have not necessarily things arguably through the ages we've had have not necessarily worked that have not necessarily worked to tetin— that have not necessarily worked to tetin witn— that have not necessarily worked to begin with or— that have not necessarily worked to begin with or worked in the way— to begin with or worked in the not tntt— to begin with or worked in the toy tnct tnet— to begin with or worked in the way that they should. they're nottint — working very well in europe, ite— working very well in europe, toe-sot,— working very well in europe, i've say, scandinavian i've got to say, in scandinavian countie— i've got to say, in scandinavian countries particularly. but teon— countries particularly. but teon, tnete— countries particularly. but yeah, there are hurdles we've got— yeah, there are hurdles we've tot-over— yeah, there are hurdles we've tot-ovet-tntl got to get over those. and i'm sure .technologies- got to get over those. and i'm sure technologies that sure the technologies that operate— sure the technologies that operate these _ sure the technologies that operate these things make operate these things and make tnem — operate these things and make tnem witt— operate these things and make tnem niti in— operate these things and make them will in the— operate these things and make them will in the same way with motite— them will in the same way with mobile phones— them will in the same way with mobile phones and we've got mobile phones and we've all got one—te— mobile phones and we've all got one—te tne- mobile phones and we've all got one—be the same. one now that will be the same witn— one now that will be the same nitn nett— one now that will be the same with heat-and- one now that will be the same with heat-and by- one now that will be the same with heat and by 2050, with heat pumps. and by 2050, ttitisn— with heat pumps. and by 2050, ttitisn tos— with heat pumps. and by 2050, british gas are— with heat pumps. and by 2050, british gas are saying that tnet-te— british gas are saying that they're customers will be heat pump— they're customers will be heat pump nett— they're customers will be heat pump heat pumps in their in ten— pump heat pumps in their in their properties. _ pump heat pumps in their in their properties. you know and tntt-s— their properties. you know and tnct-s tne— their properties. you know and that's the direction of travel tnct— that's the direction of travel tntt tnet-te — that's the direction of travel that they're taking. so they're not cttuint— that they're taking. so they're not arguing they're going in tntt— not arguing they're going in that direction— not arguing they're going in that direction . _ not arguing they're going in that direction . t/icc“ not arguing they're going in that direction . / not arguing they're going in that direction . t/icc“ not arguing they're going in that direction . / cc that direction. yeah. so why do we need the government subsidy? why do we need to subsidise technology ? you're saying it's technology? you're saying it's good now mobile phones , i can't good now mobile phones, i can't remember anybody saying me , remember anybody saying to me, i'm going to give you £200 to buy a mobile phone. well, because incentive, buy a mobile phone. well, because they incentive, buy a mobile phone. well, because they recognise e, buy a mobile phone. well, because they recognise the technology . when the technology technology. when the technology was good enough, people bought

it. that's the idea. that's how we work. the incentive is there because the government , although because the government, although in a very subdued way, believe in a very subdued way, believe in net zero, believe in climate change, and therefore they want to be seen to be moving this along, albeit as slowly as they are doing it. when we get a cntnte— are doing it. when we get a cntnte in— c”ic cci “g c when we get a change in government, maybe it-ii— change in government, maybe to to— change in government, maybe to to t— change in government, maybe it to t iot— change in government, maybe it'll go a lot faster, probably nit.— it'll go a lot faster, probably nit-in— it'll go a lot faster, probably will. .in which- it'll go a lot faster, probably will. in which case all of will. and in which case all of tnis— will. and in which case all of tits ont— will. and in which case all of tits tnt you— will. and in which case all of this and you know, sometimes tnese— this and you know, sometimes these inventions— this and you know, sometimes these inventions i'm not tnoctint— these inventions i'm not knocking yourself, but i would say knocking yourself, but i would set i— knocking yourself, but i would sot i noutt— knocking yourself, but i would sot i woutt i— knocking yourself, but i would say i would i would say that, you— say i would i would say that, you know,— say i would i would say that, you know, there— say i would i would say that, you know, there are many people tno— you know, there are many people nno come— you know, there are many people nno tiont— you know, there are many people who come along always doubt nntt-s— who come along always doubt nnct-s toint— who come along always doubt nnct-s toint to— who come along always doubt what's going to happen. we'll be stit— what's going to happen. we'll be stiit—te— what's going to happen. we'll be still—be frank- still in caves, to be frank with you,— still in caves, to be frank with yous—put- still in caves, to be frank with you—tut out- still in caves, to be frank with you,_put our footi you, if we didn't put our foot tomctt— you, if we didn't put our foot tomttt. ves— you, if we didn't put our foot forward. yes. mistakes along the not.— forward. yes. mistakes along the not-_tie-iil way. roger to respond. we'll stit— way. roger to respond. we'll stitt—it— way. roger to respond. we'll stitt—it ne- way. roger to respond. we'll still if we didn't still be in caves if we didn't kyiv. i believe i believe in heat pipes in the right house, in the right circumstances . i in the right circumstances. i believe in heat pumps. “ ” c. ”c.c. i believe in heat pumps. the big ttntet— believe in heat pumps. the big ttntet is— believe in heat pumps. the big danger is that— believe in heat pumps. the big danger is that they're pushing tnese— danger is that they're pushing tnese in.— danger is that they're pushing these in. we've— danger is that they're pushing these in. we've got a very immttute— these in. we've got a very immature market. we've got teotte— immature market. we've got teotte tno— immature market. we've got teotte nno tie— immature market. we've got people who are drawn into the market— people who are drawn into the market because _ people who are drawn into the market because subsidies are market because the subsidies are tiere— market because the subsidies are tote-teete— market because the subsidies are there.-leave the- there. they will leave the intusttt— there. they will leave the industry once _ there. they will leave the industry once subsidies industry once the subsidies tiscttecn— industry once the subsidies disappear. you— industry once the subsidies disappear. you this boom disappear. you have this boom tust— disappear. you have this boom tust tnct— disappear. you have this boom bust that always— disappear. you have this boom bust that always appears when

toesmnent— bust that always appears when governments give subsidies to tnints— governments give subsidies to tnintsliot— governments give subsidies to tnintsliot ot— governments give subsidies to things lot of people come into things a lot of people come into it. they— things a lot of people come into it. they haven't— things a lot of people come into it. they haven't got— things a lot of people come into it. they haven't got experience things a lot of people come into it. ttheyiaven't got experience things a lot of people come into it. tthey haven'tjot experience things a lot of people come into it. tthey haven't got experience things a lot of people come into it. tthey haven't got the rience and they haven't got the commitment— and they haven't got the commitment to stay in the intusttt. — commitment to stay in the intusttt. ant— commitment to stay in the industry. and when the subsidies go, industry. and when the subsidies to, too— industry. and when the subsidies to, they to— industry. and when the subsidies to, they to ont— industry. and when the subsidies go, they go and you're left to tick— go, they go and you're left to tick ut— go, they go and you're left to pick up to— go, they go and you're left to pick up the pieces. i've seen so mont— pick up the pieces. i've seen so mono—tetts- pick up the pieces. i've seen so mono—tetts l pick up the pieces. i've seen so mono—tetts , soi many times over the years, so mucn— many times over the years, so much technology. _ many times over the years, so much technology. it is false . much technology. it is false. ant— much technology. it is false. ant tne— much technology. it is false. and the government's idea that tnet-te— and the government's idea that tnet-te-to— and the government's idea that they're-to address- they're trying to address ciimtte — they're trying to address climate tiny , climate change with this tiny, tint— climate change with this tiny, tiny initiative,— climate change with this tiny, tiny initiative, which is taking a tiny initiative, which is taking t iot— tiny initiative, which is taking t tot ot— tiny initiative, which is taking a lot of money— tiny initiative, which is taking a lot of money away from other resources like _ a lot of money away from other resources like insulate britain ont— resources like insulate britain tnt tesettcn— resources like insulate britain tnt tesectcn .— resources like insulate britain and research , honestly think and research, honestly think tittue— and research, honestly think virtue, signal— and research, honestly think virtue, signal thing. and i ton-t— virtue, signal thing. and i don't think— virtue, signal thing. and i don't think it's- virtue, signal thing. and i don't think it's going to tcnieve— don't think it's going to achieve anything in the way of tetucint— achieve anything in the way of tetucint tne— achieve anything in the way of reducing the global warming or any ot— reducing the global warming or any ot tne— reducing the global warming or any of the other— reducing the global warming or any of the other things that we tott— any of the other things that we ttit stout.— any of the other things that we talk about. it's— any of the other things that we talk about. it's nonsense. i its— talk about. it's nonsense. i mean, it's the— talk about. it's nonsense. i mean, it's the closest steelworks. - mean, it's the closest steelworks. 3g ”c mean, it's the closest— steelworks. roger, we're running out of time . running out of out of time. running out of time, roger. we're running out of time. so i'm going to have to go to the news. i've got a statement from british gas to read. but roger, it's really good to thank good to talk to you. thank you very bisbee, very much, roger. roger bisbee, journalist and also journalist and plumber, and also jim dale, senior meteorologist, thank you so much. well, andrew middleton , managing director middleton, managing director of british within

british gas zero, a unit within british gas zero, a unit within british we british gas, said this we recognise that the transition from a boiler to heat pump can from a boiler to a heat pump can be daunting and want to reassure our customers that they can effectively even effectively heat their home even through the coldest spells in the our engineers the winter. our engineers are ready guide consumers through ready to guide consumers through this process and we are making sure that they as affordable sure that they are as affordable and possible . and accessible as possible. well, you're with me. i'm nana akua gb on tv akua this is gb news on tv onune akua this is gb news on tv online and on digital radio. after break, it's time for after the break, it's time for political spotlight with mp andrew bridgen. be taking andrew bridgen. we'll be taking it talking about joining reclaim party after the tory party after losing the tory whip. but before that i'll be asking should we be playing god? a been born in the uk a baby has been born in the uk with from three parents. so with dna from three parents. so has science gone too far? but first, let's get your latest news headlines with tatiana . news headlines with tatiana. nana.thank news headlines with tatiana. nana. thank you very much and good afternoon. this is the nest— good afternoon. this is the totest ttom — good afternoon. this is the latest from the _ good afternoon. this is the latest from the gb- g: “ this is the latest from the gb news room. ' latest from the gb news room. a cott— latest from the gb news room. a cttt tos— latest from the gb news room. a cttt tts teen— latest from the gb news room. a call has been made— latest from the gb news room. a call has been made for- latest from the gb news room. a call has been made for a- latest from the gb news room. a call has been made for a special summit to bring an end to the toxic rail dispute. rmt union

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. good afternoon. - britain's news. channel . good afternoon. if. britain's news. channel. - good afternoon. if you good afternoon. if you just join me, where have you been? this views tv , online this is gb views on tv, online and digital radio. i'm nana and on digital radio. i'm nana akua. before we were akua. now, just before we were talking about heat pumps, lots of you've been getting in touch with thoughts. let's see of you've been getting in touch with somehoughts. let's see of you've been getting in touch with somehotyou;. let's see of you've been getting in touch with somehotyou have s see of you've been getting in touch with somehotyou have been what some of you have been saying. says. so if the saying. clive says. so if the heat pump doesn't work, erg are saying. clive says. so if the heat going doesn't work, erg are saying. clive says. so if the heat going to tesn't work, erg are saying. clive says. so if the heat going to reinstallrk, erg are saying. clive says. so if the heat going to reinstall myzrg are saying. clive says. so if the heat going to reinstall my gasare they going to reinstall my gas boiler as well? i hope so. terry says these things are totally useless. and yet again, another cash pump for cash cow for pump to pump for pump to pump companies to make immense bucks. are not immense bucks. homes are not heated enough, proven. they're very expensive and very noisy. yet another eco scam, geraldine says hi nana, i love your show. i laughed out loud about harry and the feather was funny, wasn't it? if they're going to change, minister, can you change, prime minister, can you please put your name forward ? please put your name forward? think about it. think they think about it. don't think they pay think about it. don't think they pay though, pay enough though, unfortunately. stay with unfortunately. right stay with me, in the uk has been me, baby. in the uk has been born using three people's dna with most coming from two parents. now the technique has been used in order to prevent babies being born with debilitating diseases . babies being born with debilitating diseases. but this begs the question should we be

playing god in this way ? i mean, playing god in this way? i mean, where does it actually stop ? where does it actually stop? could it lead to parents being able physical able to select physical characteristics for their children ? joining me now is dr. children? joining me now is dr. nick brown . brooke, consultant nick brown. brooke, a consultant gynaecologist and catholic priest, ed tomlinson, not priest, father ed tomlinson, not father ted , father ed tomlinson, father ted, father ed tomlinson, thank you very much for joining me. both know father ted know father ted know. i'm going to start with you, nick. talk to me about this technique, though, because there are three elements to this then. so what are the elements together to elements that come together to make this this baby ? well this make this this baby? well this is a process that's been developed to try and exclude or try and get rid of what's called mitochondrial disease. it's a terrible condition that- c: ” c it's a terrible condition that affects count— terrible condition that affects count i— terrible condition that affects count i in— terrible condition that affects around 1 in 5000— terrible condition that affects around 1 in 5000 babies in the uk around! in 5000 babies in the ox .— around 1 in 5000 babies in the ox . ant— around 1 in 5000 babies in the ox . ant nnct— around 1 in 5000 babies in the uk . and what the— around 1 in 5000 babies in the uk . and what the process is, is uk. and what the process is, is to— uk. and what the process is, is to tittie— uk. and what the process is, is the little mitochondria that is part— the little mitochondria that is tctt ot— the little mitochondria that is tctt ot tnis— the little mitochondria that is part of this cell,— the little mitochondria that is part of this cell, part of the egg— part of this cell, part of the ett tnct— part of this cell, part of the ett tnct tne— part of this cell, part of the egg that the female combines witn— egg that the female combines nitn tne— egg that the female combines with the sperm _ egg that the female combines

with the sperm is removed. so to— with the sperm is removed. so to tittie— with the sperm is removed. so the little powerhouse is taken out cnt— the little powerhouse is taken out cnt tnen— the little powerhouse is taken out and then the— the little powerhouse is taken out and then the donor genetic mctetici— out and then the donor genetic mctetici is— out and then the donor genetic material is put— out and then the donor genetic material is put back in. so you get material is put back in. so you tet c— material is put back in. so you tet c new— material is put back in. so you get a new powerhouse which toesn-t— get a new powerhouse which doesn't transfer— get a new powerhouse which doesn't transfer these awful tisecses— doesn't transfer these awful tsecses — doesn't transfer these awful diseases . you— doesn't transfer these awful diseases. /cc. gicc doesn't transfer these awful diseases . /cc. gicc gc“ccc. diseases. you get the genetic information from the mum and you get genetic information from the dad. and that's what makes the three components of this new embryo. and three components of this new embryo . and then to go forward, embryo. and then to go forward, toue— embryo. and then to go forward, toue tot— embryo. and then to go forward, toue tot cn— embryo. and then to go forward, you've got an embryo— ic and then to go forward, you've got an embryo that hasn't or you've got an embryo that hasn't on its— you've got an embryo that hasn't on ncs tot— you've got an embryo that hasn't on ncs tot no— you've got an embryo that hasn't or has got no chance of transfer ottetint— or has got no chance of transfer ottetint tnese — or has got no chance of transfer offering these genetic disorder is tonn— offering these genetic disorder is town to— offering these genetic disorder is down the line— offering these genetic disorder is down the line . c “c is down the line. so it's kind of like a sort of selection process of finding the correct the correct thing that has the mitochondria to make sure that the actual sperm and egg are fertilised without this abnormality. so that's kind of so that's like a genetic engineering. but is there anything really wrong with that? why? why would this be a bad thing? i'm just going to bring father beth mead what's father ed in. beth mead what's your take this ? i think it's

your take on this? i think it's a little bit concerning really . a little bit concerning really. um, i think the difficulty for me— um, i think the difficulty for me is— um, i think the difficulty for me is tnct— um, i think the difficulty for me is that there— um, i think the difficulty for me is that there is a divine octet— me is that there is a divine octet ot— me is that there is a divine order of things— me is that there is a divine order of things . ift�*ic “ order of things. we've been given a family unit of one man and one woman. we're all born with one half of a fully working reproductive system . um, and i reproductive system. um, and i believe that we're meant to raise children within those units. and what this new science does, although it's very, very clever, we can salute the scientists, is it creates a moral dilemma. we've now got a cnitt— moral dilemma. we've now got a child artificially— c we've now got a child artificially dislocated trom— child artificially dislocated ton to— child artificially dislocated from the natural organic family unit— from the natural organic family unit . — from the natural organic family unit . ant— from the natural organic family unit . ant i— from the natural organic family unit. and i think— from the natural organic family unit. '“c from the natural organic family unit. and i think that's very concerning . we're starting to concerning. we're starting to get into the realm of frankie mark steyn science and the second thing i'd say is just because we can do something doesn't mean we should. there are plenty of people born with disabilities . motty and are we disabilities. motty and are we really saying that there's something negative about them? actually arnie we're all born as we are and our defects are part of us and we need to be loved

like that and allow those people to flourish. and i'd hate to think of a brave new world where all people with adhd or all people with any sort of defect are just simply never allowed to be born. i think it's a little sinister , but why is that sinister, but why is that sinister, but why is that sinister to take out? i mean , sinister to take out? i mean, like if you sinister to take out? i mean, iite it you it— sinister to take out? i mean, like if you if you— sinister to take out? i mean, like if you if you could- like if you if you could alleviate _ like if you if you could alleviate the - like if you if you could alleviate the suffering of a cettcin— alleviate the suffering of a certain kind _ alleviate the suffering of a certain kind by— alleviate the suffering of a certain kind by using this tectnototy— certain kind by using this technology, why would it be a tct— technology, why would it be a tct tnintt— technology, why would it be a tct tninto i— technology, why would it be a bad thing? i mean, it's not just the bad thing? i mean, it's not just to teson— bad thing? i mean, it's not just the person who's— bad thing? i mean, it's not just the person who's suffering with the person who's suffering with the condition. _ the person who's suffering with the condition. parents the condition. it's the parents cnt—to- the condition. it's the parents cnt—to tctel the condition. it's the parents. and _to take care and those who have to take care of and those who have to take care ot tnis— and those who have to take care ot tnis cniit. — and those who have to take care of this child. i— and those who have to take care of this child. i mean, do you not— of this child. i mean, do you not think— of this child. i mean, do you not thinklmean,- of this child. i mean, do you not think mean, in my view, it not think i mean, in my view, it sunds— not think i mean, in my view, it sounds-ven— not think i mean, in my view, it sounds very positive not think i mean, in my view, it soundsbut very positive not think i mean, in my view, it soundsbut nick, ry positive not think i mean, in my view, it soundsbut nick, i! positive not think i mean, in my view, it soundsbut nick, i mean, ve not think i mean, in my view, it soundsbut nick, i mean, you take move. but nick, i mean, you take on dds— move. but nick, i mean, you take on nd-s nond— move. but nick, i mean, you take on ed's point there— move. but nick, i mean, you take on ed's point there .— move. but nick, i mean, you take on ed's point there . on ed's point there. i commend- on ed's point there. i completely agree.- on ed's point there. i completely agree. and, you know , i think the fear factor is this frankenstein scenario. the uk is the only country in the world that's currently licenced to do this. there's a second, there's australia, there's approval . all the americans are approval. all the americans are very anti, very worried going down what ed said, this route that it's going to create a nightmare scenario. the only

thing i would say in its defence, as clever as the science is and it a wow, you science is and it is a wow, you know, it's , it's amazing . you know, it's, it's amazing. you had a family or family- c c 9 you had a family or family member tnd— had a family or family member dun wen— had a family or family member that were affected by this. /:::. that were affected by this. you know.— that were affected by this. you know, you-no— that were affected by this. you know, you're looking- that were affected by this. you know, you're looking at- that were affected by this. you know, you're looking at a shortened lifespan, you're looking at a severe disabled child, you're looking at the fact that, you know, the quality of life issue here can be significantly compromised , not significantly compromised, not only for the individual, but for all those that are going to be caring for that child. and if you can prevent— caring for that child. and if you can prevent that,- if” g nt 2 and if you can prevent that, if you cu?” cg c c and if you can prevent that, if you can just— you can prevent that, if you can just noodu— you can prevent that, if you can just reduce that— you can prevent that, if you can just reduce that chance of that ondd— just reduce that chance of that ondd nond— just reduce that chance of that child being unwell, i'm for it. ansodunou— child being unwell, i'm for it. absolutely for— child being unwell, i'm for it. .an . surely it's absolutely for it. surely it's and surely— absolutely for it. surely it's and surely it's— .an . surely it's and surely it's alleviate alleviating— and surely it's alleviate alleviating suffering and also the alleviating suffering and also do knock— alleviating suffering and also the knock on _ alleviating suffering and also the knock on effect as well. if you— the knock on effect as well. if you son— the knock on effect as well. if you nono— the knock on effect as well. if you can take out— the knock on effect as well. if you can take out that genetic odnonnddy— you can take out that genetic abnormality, it— you can take out that genetic abnormality, it could take out the abnormality— abnormality, it could take out the abnormality for the succession _ the abnormality for the succession of - the abnormality for the succession of that person as nod.— succession of that person as you. so— succession of that person as you. so dds— succession of that person as well. so it's not— succession of that person as well. so it's not just one noson— well. so it's not just one person suffering that you're unwound.— person suffering that you're alleviating. you— person suffering that you're alleviating. you might even be odo— alleviating. you might even be odds to— alleviating. you might even be odds to god— alleviating. you might even be able to get rid— alleviating. you might even be able to get rid of— alleviating. you might even be able to get rid of abnormalities tnd— able to get rid of abnormalities dun anod— able to get rid of abnormalities that affect people— able to get rid of abnormalities that affect people in a negative manner. surely— that affect people in a negative manner. surely that has to be

positive.— manner. surely that has to be positive. father— manner. surely that has to be positive. father yeah , and we're positive. father yeah, and we're not unkind— positive. father yeah, and we're not talking these _ positive. father yeah, and we're not talking these are not. cy?" not talking these are not. can i get not talking these are not. can i got unner— not talking these are not. can i got under ud— not talking these are not. can i get father ed to— not talking these are not. cy?" cgc; c 3“ these get father ed to respond? these are not minor issues. these are massive, massive, massive issues . so with your reference to adhd , we're not talking about these minor cosmetic or or relatively benign conditions. these are massive issues. _ benign conditions. these are massive issues. can- benign conditions. these are massive issues. can i get ed to respond ? yeah well, the massive issues. cgc; c c 7’ “cu?" well, the first respond? yeah well, the first tndnd — respond? yeah well, the first dndnd dd— respond? yeah well, the first nndng ud soy— respond? yeah well, the first nndng ud soy ds— respond? yeah well, the first thing i'd say is hard- 3“ “cu?" well, the first thing i'd say is hard cases don-n— thing i'd say is hard cases don-n nono— thing i'd say is hard cases don't make good ethics . mgg. don't make good ethics. they dunys— don't make good ethics. they duynys begin— don't make good ethics. they always begin with the hard case. and then, you know, the slope has begun. the next thing i'd say is actually this child . and say is actually this child. and what about its needs rather than the parents needs? there are so many children who need adopting. so many children who need taking in. and i think as a society , in. and i think as a society, we're in danger of turning babies into commodities. people think they have a right to have a baby , and that's putting the a baby, and that's putting the children's needs . second, very children's needs. second, very often . and i think really , we often. and i think really, we should begin by saying if the

child is having to be put together in a laboratory, if different embryos are being destroyed, which are also viable lives, i think we're just getting all our a priori decisions wrong, even if the intention is a good one. and you think the child deserves its own mother and father. and i think it's going to be very confusing for that child. and there could be all sorts of complications, not just ask you. sorry, can i just not just ask you. sorry, can i just ask.— not just ask you. sorry, can i just ask. do— not just ask you. sorry, can i just ask. do you— not just ask you. sorry, can i just ask, do you have- sorry, can i just ask, do you have any onddnon— just ask, do you have any children of— just ask, do you have any children of your own? i have snoo— children of your own? i have dnnoo, yonn— children of your own? i have three, yeah . so— children of your own? i have three, yeah . so if- children of your own? i have three, yeah . so if you- children of your own? ”cc; ace" so if you could three, yeah. so if you could dono— three, yeah. so if you could one out— three, yeah. so if you could take out some— ”cc; ace" so if you could take out some conditions, ucnzinzi; ace" so if you could take out some conditions, say ”nuzinzi; ace" so if you could take out some conditions, say so tnd— take out some conditions, say so dun oo— take out some conditions, say so dun on— take out some conditions, say so that one of them— take out some conditions, say so that one of them would not sunon— that one of them would not suffer from _ that one of them would not suffer from it— that one of them would not suffer from it and you wanted to noyo— suffer from it and you wanted to novo onodnon— suffer from it and you wanted to have another child,— suffer from it and you wanted to have another child, surely you uoudd—nnonl have another child, surely you would._that orj would. you'd be up for that or you— would. you'd be up for that or you-no— would. you'd be up for that or you-no nno— would. you'd be up for that or you-be fine .the - would. you'd be up for that or you be fine the child you would be fine if the child came was suffering. and came and it was suffering. and nooouso— came and it was suffering. and nooousoldno— came and it was suffering. and because the because of the because of the because of the nooouso— because of the because of the nooouso on— because of the because of the because of your— because of the because of the because of your philosophy and your—undo- because of your philosophy and your—undo younl your your ideology albie your nodons— your your ideology albie your beliefs. well,— your your ideology albie your beliefs. well, |_ your your ideology albie your beliefs. well, i think once tnoy-no— beliefs. well, i think once tnoy-no-d-d- beliefs. well, i think once they're-i'd do- beliefs. well, i think once they're i'd do everything they're born, i'd do everything i-my_ they're born, i'd do everything d-ny donor- they're born, i'd do everything d-ny donor to- they're born, i'd do everything i my power to make them i could in my power to make them donor. — i could in my power to make them donor. .onnds— i could in my power to make them better. .that's very— better. but that's very different actually different than actually engineering they are before engineering who they are before they're born. and that's what we're about here. but we're talking about here. but for can't have

for people who can't have children, could had a child children, could have had a child with one thing rather than another, making another, i might be making decisions would have decisions that would have stopped any of my children being born. think that would born. and i think that would have great tragedy. or have been a great tragedy. or you could made have been a great tragedy. or. you could-made decisions. you could have made decisions. cnddnon— you could have made decisions. children-imperfections.- children with imperfections. we're all imperfect. we're all imperfect we're all imperfect. we're all dnponod .— we're all imperfect. we're all imperfect . apart— we're all imperfect. we're all imperfect . apart from - �*xyuzi; ”c: f we're all imperfect . apart from me, i'm imperfect. apart from me, i'm nonoon— imperfect. apart from me, i'm ponoon-donnd— imperfect. apart from me, i'm oonoonldonnd .- imperfect. apart from me, i'm perfect. joking . thank you perfect. i'm joking. thank you so—oud- perfect. i'm joking. thank you. so—oudldno. so much. we've run out of time. duo-vo— so much. we've run out of time. duo-yo out— so much. we've run out of time. we've run out-time.- so much. we've run out of time. we've run out time. father ed we've run out of time. father ed dondnson— we've run out of time. father ed tomlinson,-very- we've run out of time. father ed tomlinson, very much tomlinson, thank you very much for tomlinson, thank you very much sumo-— tomlinson, thank you very much nonno- and- tomlinson, thank you very much for-me. and also- tomlinson, thank you very much for me. and also dr. for talking to me. and also dr. udd— for talking to me. and also dr. disk—o— for talking to me. and also dr.j nick—a consultant nick brooke. he's a consultant gynoooodoedsn — nick brooke. he's a consultant gynaecologist. really to gynaecologist. really good to dod— talk to you. interesting duosdon.— talk to you. interesting question-do- talk to you. interesting question. do you talk to you. interesting- question.-do you think? do question. what do you think? do you dink— question. what do you think? do you think-vou— question. what do you think? do you think you agree with you think do you agree with snow—o- you think do you agree with dndo—o dood- that? surely it's a good step forward.— that? surely it's a good step forward. thoughts, forward. your thoughts, vaiews@gbnews.uk , if you just vaiews@gbnews.uk, if you just joined—board] joined me. welcome on board. dds— joined me. welcome on board. us coming— joined me. welcome on board. n-s oondng un— joined me. welcome on board. it's coming up to— joined me. welcome on board. it's coming up to 49 minutes anon—uno- it's coming up to 49 minutes after—time fori after 3:00. it's now time for sound— after 3:00. it's now time for pound-.- after 3:00. it's now time for political-. and- after 3:00. it's now time for political . and i'm political spotlight. and i'm doddndod— political spotlight. and i'm delighted-i'm- political spotlight. and i'm delighted-i'm by delighted to say i'm joined by andnon— delighted to say i'm joined by andnon-nn- delighted to say i'm joined by andrew mp andrew andrew bridgen mp andrew announce that— andrew bridgen mp andrew announce that he was joining douonoo non-s— announce that he was joining laurence fox's reclaim party tns— laurence fox's reclaim party dds—sno- this week. he lost the conservative - this week. he lost the conservative whip in january anon— conservative whip in january after claiming— conservative whip in january after claiming covid after claiming that covid vaccines .the- after claiming that covid vaccines the biggest crime vaccines were the biggest crime against— vaccines were the biggest crime against-snoo- against humanity since the nodooousn— against humanity since the holocaust, and— against humanity since the holocaust, and he elected in holocaust, and he was elected in zom— holocaust, and he was elected in zoo-non— holocaust, and he was elected in 2010-for northwest- 2010 as an mp for northwest leicestershire,_ 2010 as an mp for northwest leicestershire, but has sat as an leicestershire, but has sat as onsd—noo the. an independent since the soondd. — an independent since the scandal. delighted to say scandal. i'm delighted to say snot— scandal. i'm delighted to say dun andnou— scandal. i'm delighted to say that andrew-me- scandal. i'm delighted to say

that andrew me now . that andrew joins me now. androuu— that andrew joins me now. andrew, welcome. thank you very muon— andrew, welcome. thank you very nuon—do— andrew, welcome. thank you very nuon—do dod- andrew, welcome. thank you very much _to talk to - andrew, welcome. thank you very much _to talk to me. much for coming to talk to me. dnon— much for coming to talk to me. non-don— much for coming to talk to me. then-get straight- much for coming to talk to me. then get straight into then let's get straight into und— then let's get straight into what actually— then let's get straight into what actually sort of happened unn— what actually sort of happened nun nodond— what actually sort of happened with regard to— what actually sort of happened with regard to why you were sort of you— with regard to why you were sort of you know. — with regard to why you were sort of you know, lost— with regard to why you were sort of you know, lost your place in no— of you know, lost your place in the conservative _ of you know, lost your place in the conservative party. talk to no— the conservative party. talk to no about— the conservative party. talk to me about that. _ the conservative party. talk to me about that. what happened, nooouso— me about that. what happened, because—people. me about that. what happened,. because—people hear because i know some people hear it, because i know some people hear n—dno— because i know some people hear n,—dno pony- because i know some people hear n.—dno pony udd- it, but i heard the party will tno— it, but i heard the party will dno odd— it, but i heard the party will use the old trope of antisemit dsn — use the old trope of antisemit dsn and— use the old trope of antisemit ism and racism— use the old trope of antisemit ism and racism against me. nun-s— ism and racism against me. dnnds odd-s— ism and racism against me. that's that's the— ism and racism against me. that's that's the smear- ism and racism against me. that's that's the smear they've used. but it was pretty clear they moved that to my views on they moved that to my views on the vaccine. we're now living in a the vaccine. we're now living in o so—oodod— the vaccine. we're now living in a so—called democracy- eec. we're now living in a so—called democracy where cc.c. we're now living in a so—called democracy where you oon-d— a so—called democracy where you cant dod— a so—called democracy where you can't talk about— a so—called democracy where you can't talk about certain things. we can't talk about certain things. no oon-d— can't talk about certain things. no oon-d dod— can't talk about certain things. we can't talk about vaccine nuns— we can't talk about vaccine nuns .— we can't talk about vaccine nuns . duo— we can't talk about vaccine harms . we can't- we can't talk about vaccine harms . we can't talk about harms. we can't talk about vaccine deaths. _ harms. we can't talk about vaccine deaths. i've been oddnd— vaccine deaths. i've been oddne non— vaccine deaths. i've been calling for a— vaccine deaths. i've been calling for a debate in parliament— calling for a debate in parliament for the last five nondns— parliament for the last five nondns on— parliament for the last five months on the— parliament for the last five months on the excess deaths soodnd— months on the excess deaths we're seeing every week. last nook— we're seeing every week. last nook uns— we're seeing every week. last noon dunno— we're seeing every week. last week was quite a— we're seeing every week. last week was quite a i4% over the five year average. last week, the week before, 22% above . the the week before, 22% above. the five year average. that was 2540 citizens. it affects every community, every constituency of the country . and

community, every constituency of the country. and i'm the only mp in pondononn— the country. and i'm the only mp in parliament that's— cuzin. and i'm the only mp in parliament that's calling cnzin. and i'm the only mp in parliament that's calling for a in parliament that's calling for o donono— in parliament that's calling for o donono on— in parliament that's calling for a debate on the— in parliament that's calling for a debate on the excess deaths. dds— a debate on the excess deaths. n-s noo— a debate on the excess deaths. no not just— a debate on the excess deaths. it's not just happening- a debate on the excess deaths. it's not just happening our it's not just happening in our parliament, happening across parliament, but happening across the all parties. so the world in all the parties. so with checking on with regard to checking on excess that mean excess deaths, that doesn't mean that by that it's necessarily caused by the could the vaccine. it could be sononndnd— the vaccine. it could be something .that's. the vaccine. it could be- something-that's causing something else that's causing ooooss-nnon- something else that's causing excess-thatlthel something else that's causing exces it-thatlthel something else that's causing exces it be. that the something else that's causing exces it be. :hat the something else that's causing exces it be. the something else that's causing exces it be. .. case, it may be. but i mean, there's a great out from there's a great paper out from there's a great paper out from the of norway the university of western norway institute science institute of applied science that they analyse the numbers and they looked at the vaccination rates across countries and they found that for every i% of your population vaccinated in 2020 and 2021, you've got nought point one of a % increase in mortality . they % increase in mortality. they found a very strong- c .. they found a very strong correlation. non— found a very strong correlation. now correlation— found a very strong correlation. now correlation is— found a very strong correlation. now correlation is not exactly i gond— now correlation is not exactly i going no— now correlation is not exactly i godng no soy— now correlation is not exactly i was going to say correlation is non— was going to say correlation is not causation. _ was going to say correlation is not causation. and- was going to say correlation is not causation. ' c not causation. and also those stats, we're not able to verify. i a lot of the time i mean, a lot of the time you get people making talking about all stats that all these different stats that suit narrative. the papers suit their narrative. the papers are suit their narrative. the papers ono-nnono.— suit their narrative. the papers are-there, but— suit their narrative. the papers are .there, but you - suit their narrative. the papers are-there, but you know,- are out there, but you know, oonododon— are out there, but you know, correlation causality, are out there, but you know, corrcorrelation causality, are out there, but you know, corrcorrelation is causality, are out there, but you know, corrcorrelation is an1sality, are out there, but you know, corrcorrelation is an alarm but correlation is an alarm nod.— but correlation is an alarm nod. o— but correlation is an alarm nod. o no— but correlation is an alarm bell, a fire alarm. now what gon— bell, a fire alarm. now what god is— bell, a fire alarm. now what god is o— bell, a fire alarm. now what we've got is a situation where nnono-s— we've got is a situation where nnono-s dro— we've got is a situation where there's fire alarm _ we've got is a situation where there's fire alarm bells going off—budding.- there's fire alarm bells going off—building, but| off all over the building, but nooon—n- off all over the building, but nooon—n thel off all over the building, but. no_open the door off all over the building, but no have open the door off all over the building, but no have look. )pen the door off all over the building, but no have look. and the door off all over the building, but no have look. and that's)or off all over the building, but no have look. and that's what and have a look. and that's what

no-no—nondl and have a look. and that's what no-no—nond on| we're seeing across the world at the we're seeing across the world at nno—d— we're seeing across the world at nno—d you— we're seeing across the world at nno—d you know.- we're seeing across the world at the—i you know, as the moment. i you know, look, as you said, correlation doesn't necessarily that the necessarily mean that the causality doesn't mean that there's and there's a correlation to it. and also there's certainly a correlation statistics . the correlation statistics. the statistics you're talking about there are that actually there are studies that actually prove are no harm prove that there are no harm calls. are different calls. so there are different studies different calls. so there are different studies so different calls. so there are different studies so my different calls. so there are different studies so my that, erent calls. so there are different studies so my that, yes: things. so my view is that, yes , one study, it , if you take one study, it could else. but could say something else. but there that you there are others that if you look the double blind studies look at the double blind studies from pfizer that they to from pfizer that they tried to hide which were hide for 75 years, which were released under the supreme court order, their raw order, you look at their raw data and well, their submissions, 50,000 pages as if it's 1 in 990 submissions, 50,000 pages as if it's1 in 990 serious adverse it's 1 in 990 serious adverse events . well, i can bring you on events. well, i can bring you on those adverse events actually. again, a lot of those adverse events, the yellow card reporting system, a lot of those were just simple things like bruising like that. bruising and stuff like that. a lot a of lot of those, yes, but a lot of those things. but that's the yodon— those things. but that's the same yellow card- cgs but that's the same yellow card system cg; but that's the same yellow card system we've nod—od- had for all the vaccines, all no— had for all the vaccines, all the conventional- had for all the vaccines, all the conventional vaccines, which are the conventional vaccines, which ooo- dood— the conventional vaccines, which ooo- dood nooo- the conventional vaccines, which are-a dead piece of. are normally a dead piece of on non— are normally a dead piece of virus, an inert piece of virus, nndon— virus, an inert piece of virus, nndon you-d— virus, an inert piece of virus, which you'll get— virus, an inert piece of virus, which you'll get an antigen response. these— which you'll get an antigen response. these are experimental

nonn— response. these are experimental nnnn. nnoy-no— response. these are experimental nnnn. nnoy-no o— response. these are experimental mrna. they're a gene therapy. they— mrna. they're a gene therapy. nnoy nono— mrna. they're a gene therapy. nnoy mono youn— mrna. they're a gene therapy. they make your own. "cg they make your own. they make your— they make your own. they make your own. they make your own body produce the protein. you say experimental, but say they're experimental, but nnoy-no—o- say they're experimental, but nnoy-no—o nnoyl say they're experimental, but- they're _ ? they went they're not. are they? they went nnoy— they're not. are they? they went nnoy nonno— they're not. are they? they went they never went— they're not. are they? they went they never went through phase they're not. are they? they went they |trials. vent through phase they're not. are they? they went they |trials. they:hrough phase they're not. are they? they went they |trials. they:hrotgo phase three trials. they did go nnnougn— three trials. they did go. through _trials, through stage three trials, oonuody— through stage three trials, actuallyithey_ through stage three trials, actually they go through actually. they did go through snogo—vou- actually. they did go through snogo—vou gonl stage three trials. you got nosuns— stage three trials. you got results- results . stage three trials. you got. results-results then stage three trials. you got- results-results then ? results were the results then? as results were the results then? nos-n— results were the results then? as-n you - results were the results then? as-n you go - results were the results then? as-n you go no- results were the results then? as if you go to five as i've seen, if you go to five as as i've seen, if you go to five oslnonsno.— as i've seen, if you go to five as website, actually as a website, you'll actuallyi soo—nnnougn see that they did go through snogo— see that they did go through snogo-ndds — see that they did go through stage trials. they have stage three trials. so they have but no— stage three trials. so they have but not before— stage three trials. so they have but not before they were rolled oun—nono- but not before they were rolledl oun—nono gono out. no, no, no. they have gone onnougn—onoy- out. no, no, no. they have gone| through _okay. well, through stage three. okay. well, in through stage three. okay. well, dn—d-nl in that case, so that's what i'm saying. — in that case, so that's what i'm saving- -savin9- saying. so you're saying they dddn-n— saying. so you're saying they dddn-n nod— saying. so you're saying they didn't tell you? _ saying. so you're saying they didn't tell you? �*fdy cc» saying. so you're saying they didn't tell you? �*fdi�*gn cnzin didn't tell you? why do they need. so they're perfectly safe didn't tell you? why do they neeieffective? re perfectly safe didn't tell you? why do they neeieffective? we'refectly safe and effective? we're told they're why they're safe and effective. why do they to immunity do they need to have immunity from the harms from prosecution for the harms then? well, i mean, that's that got then? well, i mean, that's that goo—niggosn- then? well, i mean, that's that got—biggest marketi got india is the biggest market for got india is the biggest market non drugs— got india is the biggest market for drugs no— got india is the biggest market for drugs now in— got india is the biggest market for drugs now in the world. no— for drugs now in the world. dds-nono— for drugs now in the world. it's-have-next- for drugs now in the world. . it's-have-next month it's got to have the next month it'll biggest it'll have the biggest population in the world. 1.3 or thereabouts, than thereabouts, billion bigger than china the government china. the indian government will not give pfizer indemnity from prosecution for the harms. but but that sell one drug there. but that doesn't , to be there. but that doesn't, to be honest, billions of doses around the world. but doesn't mean the world. but that doesn't mean they're standing the world. but that doesn't mean they're there. thatnding the world. but that doesn't mean they're there. that doesn't mean behind there. that doesn't mean onyddng— behind there. that doesn't mean onynndng.—nnonl anything. it doesn't mean that nnoy-no— they're not standing behind onon— they're not standing behind

non—do- they're not standing behindl their—areiand their product. they are. and a lot their product. they are. and a don-o— their product. they are. and a don-o don— their product. they are. and a lot-a lot-peoplel their product. they are. and ai lot-a lot-people if lot of people a lot of people if we lot of people a lot of people if no noon— lot of people a lot of people if no noon-tno— lot of people a lot of people if we look the vaccine, though, we look at the vaccine, though, a we look at the vaccine, though, o don— we look at the vaccine, though, o lot-people— we look at the vaccine, though, a lot . people have - we look at the vaccine, though, a lot people have potentially a lot of people have potentially noon— a lot of people have potentially been _vaccinesl been saved by those vaccines and we been saved by those vaccines and no—nnon- been saved by those vaccines and no—nnon os- been saved by those vaccines and we _that as well.i we need to look at that as well. it we need to look at that as well. n is— we need to look at that as well. n is important.— we need to look at that as well. it is important. yeah, average age— it is important. yeah, average ago on— it is important. yeah, average ago on donn— it is important. yeah, average age of death from covid 19 was it is important. yeah, average age overzath from covid 19 was it is important. yeah, average age over normaln covid 19 was it is important. yeah, average age over normal longevity9 was it is important. yeah, average age over normal longevity invas was over normal longevity in ons— was over normal longevity in dis nun— was over normal longevity in dis but you— was over normal longevity in this. but you told that. but but but this. but you told that. but but nun-nods— this. but you told that. but but nun-nods no— this. but you told that. but but but let's be honest. i but listen, let's be honest. i don-s— but listen, let's be honest. i mean, let's be— but listen, let's be honest. i mean, let's be honest. the gooonn— mean, let's be honest. the government, the government have just government, the government have just nouod— government, the government have just nodod on— government, the government have just rolled or just— government, the government have just rolled or just made just rolled orjust made a dodsdon— just rolled orjust made a decision at— just rolled orjust made a decision at the- just rolled orjust made a decision at the end of this monon— decision at the end of this month, despite— decision at the end of this month, despite my pleas in the in no— month, despite my pleas in the in do in— month, despite my pleas in the in do in no— month, despite my pleas in the in the in the house of commons, nnoy-no— in the in the house of commons, nnoy-no going— in the in the house of commons, nnoy-no godng no— in the in the house of commons, they're going to they're approving— they're going to they're approving use of the they're going to they're- approving-use of the moderna approving the use of the moderna vaccine-babies— approving the use of the moderna vaccine babies down to six vaccine for babies down to six nonnns. — vaccine for babies down to six nonnns. okay.— vaccine for babies down to six months. okay. there's no there's no that healthy no child of that age healthy that's died of covid 19 that's ever died of covid 19 with, view , moderna's 1 in with, in my view, moderna's 1 in 662. in my view, i don't think in my— 662. in my view, i don't think in my non— 662. in my view, i don't think in my n— 662. in my view, i don't think in my view, if you— y,y,n in my view, i don't think in my view, if you in my view, in my view, if you in my view, in norms— in my view, if you in my view, in tons on— in my view, if you in my view, in terms of vaccinating of onddnon— in terms of vaccinating of onddnon n— in terms of vaccinating of children, i don't think that's necessary. that's my view. but if necessary. that's my view. but n—nonns- necessary. that's my view. but n—nonns nol necessary. that's my view. but if_wants to do if the government wants to do nnon— if the government wants to do non—nonn- if the government wants to do onon—nonn no - if the government wants to do that—want to have| that and people want to have nnon— that and people want to have their children— that and people want to have their children vaccinated, then nnon— their children vaccinated, then nnon-onougn.- then that's fair enough. i don't nndnn— then that's fair enough. i don't think-problem.- think there's a problem. they snoudd— think there's a problem. they should-informed- think there's a problem. they should informed consent. should have informed consent. they— they need to know about the risks. we have risks. listen, we all have doonod— risks. listen, we all have doonod on— risks. listen, we all have looked at-risks- risks. listen, we all have looked at-risks of- c listen, we all have looked at risks of the looked at the risks of the vaccines. i— looked at the risks of the vaccines. i looked looked at the risks of the - vaccines. i looked-risks looked at the risks of the - vanthe as. i looked _risks looked at the risks of the vanthe vaccine ked risks looked at the risks of the vanthe vaccine myself. risks looked at the risks of the vanthe vaccine myself. i risks looked at the risks of the vanthe vaccine myself. i knew of the vaccine myself. i knew nun— with absolutely any medical

noonnonn— treatment, there could be a side onoon —soni effect. everything has some sort of effect. everything has some sort on—and— effect. everything has some sort on—and n— effect. everything has some sort on—and n nos- of side effect. and i was nonunooo— of side effect. and i was fortunate there wasn't any fortunate that there wasn't any nood— fortunate that there wasn't any noon—onoon- fortunate that there wasn't any real—effect, but. real serious side effect, but not— real serious side effect, but onoo-ds— real serious side effect, but onon-ds tno— real serious side effect, but that-is the risk- real serious side effect, but that is the risk that every that that is the risk that every sdngdo— that that is the risk that every sdngdo-nnon— that that is the risk that every single .that you - that that is the risk that every single that you will ever single trip that you will ever nono— single trip that you will ever have-something- single trip that you will ever have something that you have or even something that you eat have or even something that you oon—o— have or even something that you oon-o sddo— have or even something that you eat-a side effect.- have or even something that you eat a side effect. so eat can have a side effect. so no— eat can have a side effect. so no-nnon— eat can have a side effect. so no-nnon dd— eat can have a side effect. so we-what i'd love- eat can have a side effect. so we what i'd love to do is we know what i'd love to do is just— we know what i'd love to do is just-word— we know what i'd love to do is just-word about- we know what i'd love to do is just word about the just have a word about the gnondous— just have a word about the previous-about- just have a word about the previous about your, your previous topic about your, your mitochondria.— mitochondria. and we were donning— mitochondria. and we were talking about— mitochondria. and we were talking about debate about eight yoons— talking about debate about eight yoons ogo— talking about debate about eight yoons ogo ond— talking about debate about eight yoons ogo ond .— talking about debate about eight years ago and i supported it as my years ago and i supported it as "iv-in— years ago and i supported it as my-in biological- my degrees in biological sciences and— my degrees in biological sciences and biochemistry . sciences and biochemistry. what your— sciences and biochemistry. what your donors— sciences and biochemistry. what your viewers need— sciences and biochemistry. what your viewers need to _ sciences and biochemistry. what your viewers need to know is that the reason there's separate genetic material in the mitochondria there, the part of the cell that burn sugar and make energy. so this is for the three. during our evolution to noornoo— three. during our evolution to become humans,— ”nuzi;nzi; during our evolution to become humans, they were ooruody— become humans, they were ooruody dds— become humans, they were actually it's a— become humans, they were actually it's a bacteria that's gono— actually it's a bacteria that's gono rnro— actually it's a bacteria that's gono rnro our— actually it's a bacteria that's gone into our cell and become syndodo— gone into our cell and become symbiotic with— gone into our cell and become symbiotic with us— gone into our cell and become symbiotic with us that burns the ugo— symbiotic with us that burns the sugor.|rnor-s— symbiotic with us that burns the sugar.ithat's-it's- symbiotic with us that burns the sugar.ithat's-it's got- symbiotic with us that burns the sugar. e cgnzin sugar. that's why it's got that specific separate dna to our nucleus . and it's obviously nucleus. and it's obviously because it it's passed through the maternal line . um, there the maternal line. um, there aren't that many maternal lines. we're actually very closely related. every one of us outside africa are very closely related. it would be quite possible to

get a good copy of that mitochondria from another lady who was very, very closely related . it would be the same. related. it would be the same. and that's the reason why that gonodo— and that's the reason why that genetic material— and that's the reason why that genetic material is in there is nooouso— genetic material is in there is because originally that was a noorodo— because originally that was a bacteria that— because originally that was a bacteria that inserted itself, nos-noo— bacteria that inserted itself, was into ourselves bacteria that inserted itself,- was-into ourselves and was absorbed into ourselves and is was absorbed into ourselves and rs no— was absorbed into ourselves and rs ddng— was absorbed into ourselves and rs ddng nn— was absorbed into ourselves and is now living in symbiosis. was absorbed into ourselves and is now living in symbiosis . is now living in symbiosis. so ons— is now living in symbiosis. so rnrs rs— is now living in symbiosis. so rnrs rs dds— is now living in symbiosis. so this is it's not— is now living in symbiosis. so this is it's not actually- this is it's not actually altering the genetic this is with the we'll never, never change anyone change it, make anyone look any different be different. different or be any different. it's part of the cell it's only the part of the cell in bodies that burns our in our bodies that burns our sugars us and creates energy sugars for us and creates energy . that's interesting. so with rogord— . that's interesting. so with rogord-nogun.- that's interesting. so with regard begum, voted regard to the begum, i voted for nor— regard to the begum, i voted for nnor-orgnr— regard to the begum, i voted for nnor-orgnr-ogo. i regard to the begum, i voted for that-eight-ago. so| that about eight years ago. so rnrs— that about eight years ago. so dds—ro— that about eight years ago. so this—to actually. this is to change, to actually have a this isn't really three parents at all. it's not three noronrs — parents at all. it's not three poronrs inor— parents at all. it's not three parents. - not three - ”c: it's not three parents. not three parents, ”c: it's not three pare at;. not three parents, ”c: it's not three pare at;. r\nin hree parents, parents at all. it's not three. pare at;.-rno, it'se parents, parents at all. it's not three. pare at;. .rno, it's therents, parents at all. it's not three pare at;. rno, it's the way, is it at all? no, it's the way it's pitched that. it's kind of pitched is that. no. you could even you could no. and you could even you could even related female and even get a related female and take and they take those mitochondria and they would would good take those mitochondria and they woulnof would good take those mitochondria and they woulnof identical)uld good take those mitochondria and they woulnof identical tod good take those mitochondria and they woulnof identical to the good take those mitochondria and they woulnof identical to the ones od copy of identical to the ones that have in that. that would have been in that. do think that's good do you think that's a good nroodso— do you think that's a goodi practise _we're practise the fact that we're dong— practise the fact that we're dong-nn— practise the fact that we're doing-in terms- practise the fact that we're doing in terms of we doing that in terms of we donorod— doing that in terms of we debated-eightl doing that in terms of we- debated-eight years debated this about eight years ago,— debated this about eight years ogo—rr-s- debated this about eight years ogo—rr-s non| ago, it's interesting. it's now dnody— ago, it's interesting. it's now finally fruition. finally come to fruition. and i think supported and think that i supported that. and i think that these progress,

because it's not altering the genetics of the of the of the nucleus, it's only in the mitochondria . and that was mitochondria. and that was always separate dna always going to be separate dna . that's interesting, isn't it? our— . that's interesting, isn't it? nun—nno- . that's interesting, isn't it? nun—rsn-r gg| but it's fascinating, isn't it? i but it's fascinating, isn't it? r rnrnn— but it's fascinating, isn't it? r rnrnn dds— but it's fascinating, isn't it? i think it's a— but it's fascinating, isn't it? i think it's a good thing that rnoy— i think it's a good thing that- rnoy—nonosr, they should be. i'll be honest, until the chamber until i spoke out in the chamber in favour think we in favour of that, i think we were losing the debate. i could see drifting and see it was drifting away and people this people were thinking, oh, this all parents business, all this three parents business, it's that. so all this three parents business, it's that . so andrew, it's not quite that. so andrew, you've it's not quite that. so andrew, you joined— it's not quite that. so andrew, you've joined reclaim- e c. so andrew, you've joined reclaim your now nun— you've joined reclaim your now nrrn roodorn— you've joined reclaim your now with reclaim party. why not roorrn— with reclaim party. why not reform because _ with reclaim party. why not reform because they're slightly rdggor— reform because they're slightly nrggor .— reform because they're slightly nrggor . nod— reform because they're slightly bigger. well think going on to bigger. well i think going on to be bigger. well i think going on to noo-ond— bigger. well i think going onto no-ond nor— bigger. well i think going onto be-and not being- bigger. well i think going on to be and not being too be generous and not being too oddood— be generous and not being too oddood or— be generous and not being too critical of reform. i think nnoro— critical of reform. i think there have been inconsistent on some of their policies and there's a saying, you know, you speak your truth, see hangs speak your truth, see who hangs around your tribe. around and you find your tribe. well, found my tribe and well, i found my tribe and ondousdy— well, i found my tribe and obviously-fox- well, i found my tribe and obviously fox and obviously laurence fox and nodorn — obviously laurence fox and reclaim are— obviously laurence fox and reclaim are completely for free snooon. — reclaim are completely for free snooon. r— reclaim are completely for free speech. i think— reclaim are completely for free speech. i think that's fundamental in politics and for noodon— fundamental in politics and for noodon or— fundamental in politics and for freedom of the— fundamental in politics and for freedom of the individual . and freedom of the individual. and lawrence has— freedom of the individual. and lawrence has been cancelled . lawrence has been cancelled. anon— lawrence has been cancelled. good from — lawrence has been cancelled. good from on— lawrence has been cancelled. apart from gb news, i've been oonoodod— apart from gb news, i've been cancelled effectively from the noddo— cancelled effectively from the media. absolutely. absolutely

voon. nod.— media. absolutely. absolutely yeah. well, listen,— media. absolutely. absolutely “415?" well, listen, andrew, it's yeah. well, listen, andrew, it's so good— yeah. well, listen, andrew, it's so good ro— yeah. well, listen, andrew, it's so good to talk— yeah. well, listen, andrew, it's so good to talk to— “415?" well, listen, andrew, it's so good to talk to you. we're runnrng— so good to talk to you. we're runnrng our— so good to talk to you. we're running out of— so good to talk to you. we're running out of time as well. of course, andrew— running out of time as well. of course, andrew is— running out of time as well. of course, andrew is not a vaccine odom— course, andrew is not a vaccine odors-no— course, andrew is not a vaccine oononlno-nrs- course, andrew is not a vaccinei expert,-he-his views expert, but he has got his views ond— expert, but he has got his views ond r— expert, but he has got his views ond r rosnoor— expert, but he has got his views and i respect them.— expert, but he has got his views and i respect them. and this is, of course, a free— and i respect them. and this is, of course, a free country. thank you—nnougnrsi you so much for your thoughts. nnor-s—nosi you so much for your thoughts. . nnor-s—nos rny that's andrew bridgen. he was my noddood— that's andrew bridgen. he was my noddood-sroy— that's andrew bridgen. he was my political stay tuned. political spotlight. stay tuned. doods—oono-

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dolan. hello, fowler, dowler. nonoro— dolan. hello, fowler, dowler. nonoro no— dolan. hello, fowler, dowler. nonoro no gor— dolan. hello, fowler, dowler. before we get started, let's get your— before we get started, let's get your dorosr— before we get started, let's get your latest news— before we get started, let's get your latest news headlines . your latest news headlines. dono. — your latest news headlines. dono. rnonn— your latest news headlines. nana. thank you. 'c cg: nana. thank you. and good afternoon. it's— nana. thank you. and good afternoon. it's 4:00.- nana. thank you. 'c cg: .. it's 4:00. this is afternoon. it's 4:00. this is no— afternoon. it's 4:00. this is do dorosr— afternoon. it's 4:00. this is the latest from _ afternoon. it's 4:00. this is the latest from the- .. it's 4:00. this is the latest from the gb newsroom. a ood— the latest from the gb newsroom. a oon nos— the latest from the gb newsroom. a call has been— the latest from the gb newsroom. a call has been made for a snodod— a call has been made for a special summit— a call has been made for a special summit to bring an end to special summit to bring an end no no— special summit to bring an end no do rods— special summit to bring an end to the toxic rail— special summit to bring an end to the toxic rail dispute. ? to the toxic rail dispute. rmt undon— to the toxic rail dispute. rmt nnron doss— to the toxic rail dispute. rmt union boss mick— to the toxic rail dispute. rmt union boss mick lynch has written to the government calling for a meeting with an independent chair, if necessary, to end what he's described as chaos on the railways. it comes as passengers face another day of disruption with workers again joining picket lines. more strikes are set to be- " cg c more strikes are set to be held on no— strikes are set to be held on do orso— strikes are set to be held on no son or— strikes are set to be held on the 31st of may— strikes are set to be held on the 31st of may and the 3rd of runo— the 31st of may and the 3rd of runo. nno— the 31st of may and the 3rd of runo. rno doy— the 31st of may and the 3rd of runo. rno doy or— the 31st of may and the 3rd of june, the day of the fa cup nnor— june, the day of the fa cup dnod or— june, the day of the fa cup final at wembley. the union's gonorod— final at wembley. the union's general secretary— final at wembley. the union's general secretary is blaming the donornnonr— general secretary is blaming the government for— general secretary is blaming the government for failing to nogodoro— government for failing to nogodoro. — government for failing to negotiate . .. cg government for failing to- negotiate . this government is negotiate. this government is determined to keep this dispute going because they've got issues in in health care and with the nurses and the doctors, with the teachers and they're trying to clamp down on working people's

pay- clamp down on working people's pay. so that they can transfer that wealth to the rich people of this society, where dividends and profits are up. the stock exchange is up. the economy is growing. but they want to do that on the of low pay. that on the basis of low pay. and not prepared to accept and we're not prepared to accept that protesters have been demonstrating against the proposed ulez expansion plan . proposed ulez expansion plan. there you could hear drivers nondng— there you could hear drivers honking their— there you could hear drivers honking their horns in orpington in honking their horns in orpington rn sugnon— honking their horns in orpington rn suggon or— honking their horns in orpington rn suggon or no— honking their horns in orpington in support of the protesters. nno— in support of the protesters. rno oyor-s— in support of the protesters. the mayor's proposal- in support of the protesters. the mayor's proposal to- in support of the protesters. the mayor's proposal to expand the ultra low emissions zone could potentially reach the kent border by august . some outer border by august. some outer london boroughs along with surrey county council, launched legal action in february over the proposed extension. protesters say it will hurt them financially . on my own gardening financially. on my own gardening business, i've just had to fork out nearly £30,000 for a new van thatis out nearly £30,000 for a new van that is ulez compliant in a cost of living crisis , adding extra of living crisis, adding extra cash bills onto people's already

inflated outgoings is just it's totally unnecessary . scary, and totally unnecessary. scary, and it's totally brutal . in all it's totally brutal. in all honesty , sir keir starmer says honesty, sir keir starmer says labouris honesty, sir keir starmer says labour is on track ahead of the next general election, but admitted more work needs to be done during a speech in london, the leader set out his hope to change the entire culture of his party. he also said he expects next year's campaign to get dirty and nasty after labour's local election success. the labour party will only restore hopein labour party will only restore hope in the country . arnie if we hope in the country. arnie if we once again become the natural vehicle for working people. an agent for their hopes and- agent for their hopes and osrdrodons— agent for their hopes and aspirations ,_ agent for their hopes and aspirations , a— agent for their hopes and aspirations , a party of the aspirations, a party of the common good— aspirations, a party of the common good . mind aspirations, a party of the- common good . now some people common good. now some people think that all we're doing is distancing ourselves from the previous regime. well, we are, but that misses the point . this but that misses the point. this is about taking our party- is about taking our party back to is about taking our party back no nnoro— is about taking our party back no nnoro no— is about taking our party back

to where we belong in. the gonornnonr— to where we belong in. the government has— to where we belong in. the government has defended sats exams, saying they're supposed to be challenging for year six. students and it's after hundreds of parents complained that the test was too difficult and left some pupils in tears. the national association- z“ the national association of head rooonors— national association of head teachers has— national association of head teachers has also raised concerns and— teachers has also raised concerns and plans to take the rssuo— concerns and plans to take the un— concerns and plans to take the up nun— concerns and plans to take the issue up with the— concerns and plans to take the issue up with the schools rogudoror— issue up with the schools rogudoror . — issue up with the schools regulator . o (3ch issue up with the schools regulator. o 0.4 cc issue up with the schools- regulator . ofqual, chairman of regulator. ofqual, chairman of the campaign for real education, chris mcgovern, told gb news that difficult sats are beneficial. we that difficult sats are beneficial . we can't really make beneficial. we can't really make rnon — beneficial. we can't really make rnon ony— beneficial. we can't really make them any easier.— beneficial. we can't really make them any easier. it— c we can't really make them any easier. it wouldn't onongo— them any easier. it wouldn't onongo nno— them any easier. it wouldn't change the driving test would be to change the driving test would be no nono— change the driving test would be no nono dr— change the driving test would be to make it easier.— change the driving test would be to make it easier. so i'm sorry onddron— to make it easier. so i'm sorry children were— to make it easier. so i'm sorry children were upset, but maybe nooouso— children were upset, but maybe because their— children were upset, but maybe because their schools were doonod— because their schools were locked down _ because their schools were locked down and maybe because a lot locked down and maybe because a nor on— locked down and maybe because a nor on nrossuro— locked down and maybe because a lot of pressure from _ locked down and maybe because a lot of pressure from teachers nnor-s— lot of pressure from teachers that's added— lot of pressure from teachers that's added to— lot of pressure from teachers that's added to the burden on onddron.— that's added to the burden on children-the- that's added to the burden on children. the tests. and children. we need the tests. and if children. we need the tests. and rr—roguo— children. we need the tests. and n—roguo oorn- children. we need the tests. and if_rogue exam, it's. if this was a rogue exam, it's nodd— if this was a rogue exam, it's one would apologise for that. of . nur— one would apologise for that. of course . but the— one would apologise for that. of course . course. but the principle of albie anas sarwar christine cunniffe says sats should be abolished if a rogue exam to a child who's 10 or 11, that is damaging and there's no excuse

for that. it should be checked propody— for that. it should be checked propordy .— for that. it should be checked more properly . and- it should be checked more properly . and we know that more properly. and we know that nnoro-s— more properly. and we know that nnoro-s noon— more properly. and we know that there's been exam— more properly. and we know that there's been exam errors with ocsrs— there's been exam errors with gcses-a—levels- there's been exam errors with gcses-a—levels .- there's been exam errors with gcses a—levels . the reason gcses and a—levels. the reason why— gcses and a—levels. the reason nny r— gcses and a—levels. the reason nny r don-r— gcses and a—levels. the reason nny r don-r ogroo— gcses and a—levels. the reason why i don't agree with sats is nooouso— why i don't agree with sats is because - believe - why i don't agree with sats is because believe that it's because i do believe that it's roo— because i do believe that it's too narrow. it's— because i do believe that it's too narrow. it's only english ond— too narrow. it's only english ond moons.— too narrow. it's only english and maths. science was abolished in and maths. science was abolished rn zero— and maths. science was abolished rn zoro ond— and maths. science was abolished in 2010 and children have a dgnr— in 2010 and children have a dgnr ro— in 2010 and children have a dgnr o o— in 2010 and children have a right to a broad— in 2010 and children have a right to a broad and balanced ourdouurnd— right to a broad and balanced ourdouurnr .— right to a broad and balanced curriculum . and— right to a broad and balanced curriculum . and at the moment, curriculum. and at the moment, nony— curriculum. and at the moment, nony sonoods— curriculum. and at the moment, many schools-are- curriculum. and at the moment, many schools are taking the many schools who are taking the sons—rnoso - many schools who are taking thei sats—those exams sats are teaching to those exams . rrosrdonr— sats are teaching to those exams . president zelenskyy- sats are teaching to those exams . president zelenskyy is- sats are teaching to those exams . president zelenskyy is in italy for talks with government officials . he's met with prime officials. he's met with prime minister giorgia meloni on his first trip to the country since russia invaded ukraine in february last year. he then met nun— february last year. he then met nrrn rrodon— february last year. he then met with italian president- he then met with italian president sergio norrorodo— with italian president sergio mattarella later on, mr zoronsnyy— mattarella later on, mr zelenskyy will meet with the pope _ zelenskyy will meet with the pogo ro — zelenskyy will meet with the pope to discuss— zelenskyy will meet with the pope to discuss a peace mission to pope to discuss a peace mission ro ond— pope to discuss a peace mission ro ond nno— pope to discuss a peace mission ro ond do no— pope to discuss a peace mission to end the war with— pope to discuss a peace mission to end the war with russia and rnornonrun rs— to end the war with russia and momentum is building ahead of ronrgnr-s— momentum is building ahead of tonight's final— momentum is building ahead of tonight's final of— momentum is building ahead of tonight's final of the eurovision- tonight's final of the eurovision song contest in dyornoor. — eurovision song contest in liverpool. the— eurovision song contest in liverpool. the uk's entry may nnor.— liverpool. the uk's entry may ggrg. nno— liverpool. the uk's entry may miller, who will— liverpool. the uk's entry may miller, who will perform i wrote a miller, who will perform i wrote o song.— miller, who will perform i wrote o song. soys— miller, who will perform i wrote a song, says she's— miller, who will perform i wrote a song, says she's ready to get no— a song, says she's ready to get no snow— a song, says she's ready to get no snon on— a song, says she's ready to get the show on the— a song, says she's ready to get the show on the road. she's one of the show on the road. she's one or zo— the show on the road. she's one or on odo— the show on the road. she's one or on ods ro— the show on the road. she's one of 26 acts to appear before an

estimated global audience of 160 million viewers as the uk agreed to host the contest on behalf of last year's winner, ukraine. and these fans are very excited for ronrgnr— and these fans are very excited for ronrgnr .— and these fans are very excited norronrgnr. — and these fans are very excited for tonight . it— and these fans are very excited for tonight . it feels- and these fans are very excited for tonight . e e for tonight. it feels like a home abroad . that's why for tonight. it feels like a- home abroad . that's why it's home abroad. that's why it's nno— home abroad. that's why it's dno roody— home abroad. that's why it's like really we're _ home abroad. that's why it's like really we're so- : that's why it's like really we're so proud to be noo.— like really we're so proud to be noro. so— like really we're so proud to be noro. so proud— like really we're so proud to be here. so proud that people in no— here. so proud that people in do un— here. so proud that people in do do. rnoy— here. so proud that people in the uk, they supporting us in oyoryrnrng— the uk, they supporting us in onoryrnrng ond— the uk, they supporting us in everything and we are so good— everything and we are so grateful about- everything and we are so grateful about this . eddie: grateful about this. well, nooon.— grateful about this. well, dsron. nn— grateful about this. well, listen, i'm so— grateful about this. well, listen, i'm so proud to be from this city and i just don't do in ukraine proud. and i just hope everyone's going to have a ball today. everyone's going to have a ball today . la la la la la. instead, today. la la la la la. instead, i wrote a today. la la la la la. instead, rnroro o song— today. la la la la la. instead, i wrote a song .— today. la la la la la. instead, i wrote a song . _ today. la la la la la. instead, i wrote a song . this today. la la la la la. instead, i wrote a song. this is gb news will bring you more news as it happens. now it's back to nana .

happens. now it's back to nana. good afternoon. welcome on board. . good afternoon. welcome on noon-_o— . good afternoon. welcome on bond-o on— . good afternoon. welcome on board.-a gb news.- . good afternoon. welcome on board.-a gb news. it's. board. this is a gb news. it's ooso— board. this is a gb news. it's fast approaching. _ board. this is a gb news. it's fast approaching. seven minutes odor— fast approaching. seven minutes orror noo.— fast approaching. seven minutes after 4:00. you're— fast approaching. seven minutes after 4:00. you're with me. i'm dono— after 4:00. you're with me. i'm dono oouo— after 4:00. you're with me. i'm nana akua the— after 4:00. you're with me. i'm nana akua the prism of race. nndsr— nana akua the prism of race. nndsr you— nana akua the prism of race. whilst you and— nana akua the prism of race. whilst you and i— nana akua the prism of race. whilst you and i watched the noroony— whilst you and i watched the balcony scene— whilst you and i watched the balcony scene at— whilst you and i watched the balcony scene at the king's coronodon— balcony scene at the king's coronation with— balcony scene at the king's coronation with tears in our oyos— coronation with tears in our oyos odor— coronation with tears in our eyes after witnessing history , eyes after witnessing history, surnrnor— eyes after witnessing history, summer saw a— eyes after witnessing history, summer saw a completely drnoronr— summer saw a completely different picture altogether. anor— different picture altogether. after coming _ different picture altogether. after coming to prominence in round— after coming to prominence in ndrorn ond— after coming to prominence in britain and ethnically diverse nodod— britain and ethnically diverse podod drono— britain and ethnically diverse period drama adjoa andoh, who rdoyod— period drama adjoa andoh, who played nno— period drama adjoa andoh, who played rno rodo— period drama adjoa andoh, who played the role of— period drama adjoa andoh, who played the role of lady danbury and played the role of lady danbury ond nornod— played the role of lady danbury and formed part— played the role of lady danbury and formed part of the itv's oonnonrory— and formed part of the itv's commentary team, remarked that the commentary team, remarked that do noroony— commentary team, remarked that the balcony was— commentary team, remarked that the balcony was terribly white. nor— the balcony was terribly white. nor oooor— the balcony was terribly white. her exact words— the balcony was terribly white. her exact words were , we have her exact words were, we have gono — her exact words were, we have gono non — her exact words were, we have gono from no— her exact words were, we have gone from the rich— her exact words were, we have gone from the rich diversity of the gone from the rich diversity of do ousoy— gone from the rich diversity of do onnoy ro— gone from the rich diversity of do onnoy o o— gone from the rich diversity of the abbey to a terribly white nodoony— the abbey to a terribly white nodoony .— the abbey to a terribly white balcony . well,— the abbey to a terribly white balcony . well, blow me down with balcony. well, blow me down with rdnooss— balcony. well, blow me down with princess anne's— balcony. well, blow me down with princess anne's feather . a white princess anne's feather. a white nondy— princess anne's feather. a white nondy rud— princess anne's feather. a white nondy run or— princess anne's feather. a white family full of white people. door.— family full of white people. shock, horror.— family full of white people. shock, horror. my god, they're all shock, horror. my god, they're on nnrro. — shock, horror. my god, they're all white. let's— shock, horror. my god, they're all white. let's imagine for a rnrnoonr— all white. let's imagine for a moment that— all white. let's imagine for a moment that a— all white. let's imagine for a moment that a white pundit had sord— moment that a white pundit had sord. nono— moment that a white pundit had said, we've gone— moment that a white pundit had said, we've gone from the rich dnorsrry— said, we've gone from the rich dnorsrry or— said, we've gone from the rich diversity of the— said, we've gone from the rich diversity of the abbey to a round— diversity of the abbey to a terribly black— diversity of the abbey to a terribly black balcony. all hell

nodd— terribly black balcony. all hell noudd noon— terribly black balcony. all hell would break loose. there would be would break loose. there would no food— would break loose. there would no food ro— would break loose. there would be forced to apologise there and don— be forced to apologise there and don ond— be forced to apologise there and then and potentially escorted off then and potentially escorted on no— then and potentially escorted off the premises. myleene klass, nno— off the premises. myleene klass, nno nos— off the premises. myleene klass, who was sitting— off the premises. myleene klass, who was sitting next to andoh, roonod— who was sitting next to andoh, roonod-nur- who was sitting next to andoh, looked - but the - who was sitting next to andoh, looked but the lady looked horrified, but the lady to looked horrified, but the lady ro noor— looked horrified, but the lady ro noor nor— looked horrified, but the lady to next her appeared to be noddrng— to next her appeared to be noddrng nn— to next her appeared to be nodding in agreement. yet dosndo— nodding in agreement. yet dosrdro nn— nodding in agreement. yet despiter n my— nodding in agreement. yet despite, in my view, the racist comment, no one— despite, in my view, the racist comment, no one at itv pulled ondon— comment, no one at itv pulled ondon un— comment, no one at itv pulled ondon up on— comment, no one at itv pulled andoh up on this— comment, no one at itv pulled andoh up on this at all. and nnoro— andoh up on this at all. and nnoro nos— andoh up on this at all. and there was little— andoh up on this at all. and there was little outrage in the osrondsnod— there was little outrage in the established media. thankfully the established media. thankfully rno nddsn— established media. thankfully the british public weren't nodng— the british public weren't nodng ony— the british public weren't having any of— the british public weren't having any of it and a record nurnrno— having any of it and a record nurnrno or— having any of it and a record number of complaints flooded rnro— number of complaints flooded rnro ooon.— number of complaints flooded into ofcom, the— number of complaints flooded into ofcom, the highest so far rnrs— into ofcom, the highest so far no yoor. — into ofcom, the highest so far this year. andoh— into ofcom, the highest so far this year. andoh went on this year. andoh then went on one— this year. andoh then went on one rodo— this year. andoh then went on bbc radio four— this year. andoh then went on bbc radio four where she was nodd— bbc radio four where she was rodd nnor— bbc radio four where she was told that she— bbc radio four where she was told that she had— bbc radio four where she was told that she had nothing to ogodogrso— told that she had nothing to ogodogrso nor. — told that she had nothing to apologise for. don't start me on the apologise for. don't start me on do noc— apologise for. don't start me on do one .— apologise for. don't start me on the bbc . really.— apologise for. don't start me on the bbc . really. the idea that a the bbc. really. the idea that a nondy— the bbc. really. the idea that a nondy snourd— the bbc. really. the idea that a family should socially engineer rrsod— family should socially engineer rrsod ro— family should socially engineer rrsod no no— family should socially engineer itself to be more— family should socially engineer itself to be more ethnically nood— itself to be more ethnically nrood .— itself to be more ethnically nrood . ro— itself to be more ethnically mixed , to fit— itself to be more ethnically mixed , to fit some sort of mixed, to fit some sort of dnorsrry— mixed, to fit some sort of diversity quota- mixed, to fit some sort of diversity quota so the likes of adtoo— diversity quota so the likes of ndtoo ondon— diversity quota so the likes of adjoa andoh can— diversity quota so the likes of adjoa andoh can approve its credentials— adjoa andoh can approve its credentials absurd . so let me credentials absurd. so let me gno— credentials absurd. so let me gno nor— credentials absurd. so let me go nor o— credentials absurd. so let me gno nor o nn— credentials absurd. so let me give her a bit of— credentials absurd. so let me give her a bit of a history dosson— give her a bit of a history lesson. meghan markle wasn't ooruody— lesson. meghan markle wasn't ooruody rno — lesson. meghan markle wasn't actually the first— lesson. meghan markle wasn't actually the first black or doctor— actually the first black or biracial woman to join the royal rondy— biracial woman to join the royal rondy rn— biracial woman to join the royal rondy rn nno— biracial woman to join the royal family in the 1700s as queen

cnordorro— family in the 1700s as queen charlotte of— charlotte of- mecklenburg—strelitz , charlotte of— mecklenburg—strelitz , the cnodono or— mecklenburg—strelitz , the wife mecklenburg—strelitz, the wife of mecklenburg—strelitz, the wife or nrng— mecklenburg—strelitz, the wife or nrng ooorgo.— mecklenburg—strelitz, the wife of king george, the third and guoon— of king george, the third and guoon non — of king george, the third and queen from 1761— of king george, the third and queen from 1761 until she died in queen from 1761 until she died rn rods.— queen from 1761 until she died rn rods. nos— queen from 1761 until she died in 1818, was black erg shock, nonor— in 1818, was black erg shock, horror, a black— in 1818, was black erg shock, horror, a black woman in the noyod— horror, a black woman in the rooyod rondy— horror, a black woman in the royal family and according to research charlotte, who was nood— research charlotte, who was mixed, raced,— research charlotte, who was mixed, raced, was a descendant of norgodro— mixed, raced, was a descendant of margarita de— mixed, raced, was a descendant of margarita de castro. e souza . nno— of margarita de castro. e souza . rno nooon— of margarita de castro. e souza , the black branch— of margarita de castro. e souza , the black branch of the nonuguoso— , the black branch of the portuguese royal house. us akua all portuguese royal house. us akua on noon— portuguese royal house. us akua all black royalty— portuguese royal house. us akua all black royalty import traits. nor— all black royalty import traits. nor noso— all black royalty import traits. her nose and— all black royalty import traits. her nose and lips were the gnoonoy— her nose and lips were the gnoonoy ond— her nose and lips were the giveaway and it— her nose and lips were the giveaway and it appeared that she giveaway and it appeared that do nod— giveaway and it appeared that do nod o— giveaway and it appeared that she had a positive effect. nooouso— she had a positive effect. because sir— she had a positive effect. because sir allan ramsay, the odds— because sir allan ramsay, the orror—rud- artist who painted her full nonrorr— artist who painted her full portrait-also- artist who painted her full portrait-also an. portrait and was also an anti—slavery— portrait and was also an anti—slavery advocate, went on to anti—slavery advocate, went on no nony— anti—slavery advocate, went on no rnorry o— anti—slavery advocate, went on to marry a black— anti—slavery advocate, went on to marry a black woman and there are to marry a black woman and there suggosdons— to marry a black woman and there are suggestions that— to marry a black woman and there are suggestions that the odsonoor — are suggestions that the existence of _ are suggestions that the existence of the black queen rdoyod— existence of the black queen played o— existence of the black queen played o onto— existence of the black queen played a major role in the onoddon— played a major role in the abolition of— played a major role in the abolition of slavery at the time . so— abolition of slavery at the time . so u— abolition of slavery at the time . so u no— abolition of slavery at the time . so if the last— abolition of slavery at the time . so if the last black queen was noon— . so if the last black queen was noon rn— . so if the last black queen was noon rn nno— . so if the last black queen was back in the 18th— . so if the last black queen was back in the 18th century, of nno— back in the 18th century, of course, the balcony would be run— course, the balcony would be run or— course, the balcony would be run or poopdo— course, the balcony would be full of people who were white, tusr— full of people who were white, tusr os— full of people who were white, tusr os o— full of people who were white, just as a balcony— full of people who were white, just as a balcony full of the ononoron— just as a balcony full of the ghanaian royal— just as a balcony full of the ghanaian royal family would be full ghanaian royal family would be run—rl full of people who are black. i mean,-a surprise. full of people who are black. i mean, a surprise or mean, it's hardly a surprise or an mean, it's hardly a surprise or on—onyrnrng- an indication of anything unronord— an indication of anything unronord .— an indication of anything untoward . but what it does do is untoward. but what it does do is it untoward. but what it does do is n rods— untoward. but what it does do is

n rods you— untoward. but what it does do is it tells you _about- untoward. but what it does do is it tells you about ando's it tells you a lot about ando's rnrndng— it tells you a lot about ando's rnrndng .— it tells you a lot about ando's rnrndng . nny— it tells you a lot about ando's thinking . why do— it tells you a lot about ando's thinking . why do some people see thinking. why do some people see oyoryrnrng— thinking. why do some people see everything through— thinking. why do some people see everything through the prism of noo.— everything through the prism of nno— everything through the prism of race? the likes— everything through the prism of race? the likes of— everything through the prism of race? the likes of dr. shola , race? the likes of dr. shola, nonn— race? the likes of dr. shola, dawn butler,— race? the likes of dr. shola, dawn butler, diane abbott, i . dds— dawn butler, diane abbott, i mean , it's embarrassing people mean, it's embarrassing people uno— mean, it's embarrassing people do rnrs— mean, it's embarrassing people do no oro— mean, it's embarrassing people like this are not— mean, it's embarrassing people like this are not helpful. they porporuoro— like this are not helpful. they perpetuate racism and acclaimed . i perpetuate racism and acclaimed . r rnrnn— perpetuate racism and acclaimed . r rnrnn r— perpetuate racism and acclaimed . ithink i might— perpetuate racism and acclaimed . i think i might have upset a non— . i think i might have upset a non googro— . i think i might have upset a few people yesterday. i was rnrndng— few people yesterday. i was thinking about— few people yesterday. i was thinking about the day and how nonouous— thinking about the day and how marvellous it— thinking about the day and how marvellous it was— thinking about the day and how marvellous it was and then doodng— marvellous it was and then roodng or— marvellous it was and then looking at the— marvellous it was and then looking at the balcony at the ond— looking at the balcony at the ond ond— looking at the balcony at the end and suddenly going, oh, it's so nnrro— end and suddenly going, oh, it's so nnrro our— end and suddenly going, oh, it's so white out because the day had noon— so white out because the day had noon so— so white out because the day had noon so nood— so white out because the day had been so mixed and— so white out because the day had been so mixed and i didn't mean to been so mixed and i didn't mean no unsor— been so mixed and i didn't mean no ugsor onynody. — been so mixed and i didn't mean to upset anybody. well, in my don— to upset anybody. well, in my googro— to upset anybody. well, in my view, people like— to upset anybody. well, in my view, people like that are the rod— view, people like that are the rood rodsrs— view, people like that are the real racists as— view, people like that are the real racists as it— view, people like that are the real racists as it is they who nodng— real racists as it is they who are making judgements based on the are making judgements based on do ooourd— are making judgements based on do odour or— are making judgements based on the colour of someone's skin. dds— the colour of someone's skin. dds-snoo— the colour of someone's skin. it's-stop talking- the colour of someone's skin. it's stop talking about it's time to stop talking about oodour — it's time to stop talking about oodour dds— it's time to stop talking about colour. it's time— it's time to stop talking about colour. it's time to start rondnddng— colour. it's time to start reminding ourselves colour is drrodononr. — reminding ourselves colour is irrelevant. it's— reminding ourselves colour is irrelevant. it'sjust reminding ourselves colour is irrelevant. it's just an outer ooodng— irrelevant. it's just an outer ooodng. n— irrelevant. it's just an outer coating. it tells— irrelevant. it's just an outer coating. it tells you nothing odour— coating. it tells you nothing odour nno— coating. it tells you nothing about the person inside . it's about the person inside. it's nno— about the person inside. it's dno ro— about the person inside. it's dno ro-our- about the person inside. it's time to our children that time to teach our children that we are one race.— time to teach our children that we are one race. the human . race we are one race. the human. race so we are one race. the human. race so soon— we are one race. the human. race so nororo no— we are one race. the human. race so nororo no gor— we are one race. the human. race so before we get stuck into the

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when got to say, can you imagine? look, when-gotlpicture- to say, can you imagine? look, when-gotlpicture of,. to say, can you imagine? look, wheithe-gotlpicture of,. le“ “eng “27 look, wheithe obama: picture of, le“ eneg “e7 look, wheithe obama familyure of, le“ eneg “e7 look, wheithe obama family on of, say, the obama family on a poison,— say, the obama family on a balcony, imagine if i said, oh, mot-s— balcony, imagine if i said, oh, that's terrible— balcony, imagine if i said, oh, that's terrible .— balcony, imagine if i said, oh, that's terrible . black people that's terrible. black people nonin— that's terrible. black people mid soy— that's terrible. black people would so l— that's terrible. black people would say i was— that's terrible. black people would say i was racist , correct? would say i was racist, correct? ves— would say i was racist, correct? yes . vou— would say i was racist, correct? yes . you probably— would say i was racist, correct? “cit? you probably wherever it yes. you probably wherever it lnol— yes. you probably wherever it not you— yes. you probably wherever it was that you said— “cit? you probably wherever it was that you said that would ask you to— was that you said that would ask you to lo— was that you said that would ask you to be probably— was that you said that would ask you to be probably or apologise . on— you to be probably or apologise . on loon— you to be probably or apologise . on look, in— you to be probably or apologise . oh, look, i'm sorry. \nliillliil” . oh, look, i'm sorry. never, ever apologise for your genetic heritage . i mean, i think it's heritage. i mean, i think it's actually— heritage. i mean, i think it's actually disgrace— heritage. i mean, i think it's actually disgrace . - g i mean, i think it's actually disgrace . ' z actually disgrace. awful. and the coronation was an absolute spectacular success. it was incredible . and for her to say incredible. and for her to say that , i was incredible. and for her to say that, i was absolutely appalled and i was shocked with the channel for not pulling her up. well, they didn't say ahything. well, they didn't say anything. itv well, they didn't say anything. nv non— well, they didn't say anything. itv there was— well, they didn't say anything. itv there was somebody on the end.— itv there was somebody on the end. l— itv there was somebody on the end. l oon-l— itv there was somebody on the end. i don't know— itv there was somebody on the end. i don't know it i end. i don't know who it was. i lnougnl— end. i don't know who it was. i tnoupnl n— end. i don't know who it was. i thought it-julie_ end. i don't know who it was. i thought it julie etchingham, thought it was julie etchingham, but thought it was julie etchingham, put—n— thought it was julie etchingham, put—n - thought it was julie etchingham, put—n n- thought it was julie etchingham, but—it was. it was. but i don't think it was. it was nouns— but i don't think it was. it was nnoovor—lol whoever was sitting next to mononu— whoever was sitting next to . marlene _yeah. marlene when. like this? yeah. voon. — marlene when. like this? yeah. voon. as— marlene when. like this? yeah. voon. as ll — marlene when. like this? yeah. yeah. as if. and— marlene when. like this? yeah. yeah. as if. and i— marlene when. like this? yeah. yeah. as if. and i thought to myself,— yeah. as if. and i thought to nnysoll holl— yeah. as if. and i thought to myself, hold-a- yeah. as if. and i thought to myself, hold a minute. that's myself, hold on a minute. that's vou— myself, hold on a minute. that's you oon-l— myself, hold on a minute. that's you oon-l soy— myself, hold on a minute. that's you can't say that. _ myself, hold on a minute. that's you can't say that. that is that . tnol— you can't say that. that is that . no lo— you can't say that. that is that . not to no— you can't say that. that is that . that to me bordering on . that to me is bordering on -syou- . that to me is bordering on racism-you are- . that to me is bordering on. racism _you are asking, racism because you are asking, i noonllnoy— racism because you are asking, i noonllnoy solu— racism because you are asking, i mean, they said terribly mean, if they said a terribly plack— mean, if they said a terribly black balcony— mean, if they said a terribly black balcony would roll, black balcony head would roll, i , unpl— black balcony head would roll, i mean , what-you— black balcony head would roll, i mean , what you sam? mean, what do you think, sam? woll— mean, what do you think, sam? well _youlu - mean, what do you think, sam? well,_would be. mean, what do you think, sam? well,_would be ai well, obviously, that would be a

different situation altogether. why? it's why? this is a because it's because we live in a world whereby the british monarchy, for example, are seen as especially, you know , in the especially, you know, in the past with the british empire as like, you know, a conquering a conquering race, like conquering black people, conquering various, you know, various like, you know, claiming various islands, various islands, claiming various african countries. i african countries. so like, i can see where she's coming from because obviously charles was hated it to be a very diverse . hated it to be a very diverse. yeah, but not with the balcony unn— yeah, but not with the balcony nun tno— yeah, but not with the balcony with the family— yeah, but not with the balcony with the family show. so you lnlnl— with the family show. so you think-listen- with the family show. so you think-listen .- with the family show. so you think-listen . sol with the family show. so you. think-listen . so what think he should listen. so what snoull— think he should listen. so what snoullisoyl — think he should listen. so what should-say? what- think he should listen. so what. should-say? what-we should we say? what should we saying they had that saying was that they had that we'd watched the ceremony we'd all watched the ceremony and stuff we had seen and stuff and we had all seen like, this, this like, you know, this, this massive diversity. massive amount of diversity. and and then there are and then and then there we are unn— and then and then there we are unnllonn— and then and then there we are nnnllonn l— and then and then there we are withidon't i don't— and then and then there we are with don't i don't think with i don't i don't think she i lnlnl— with i don't i don't think she i lnlnl sno— with i don't i don't think she i think she just— with i don't i don't think she i think she just blurted it out. nul— think she just blurted it out. out l— think she just blurted it out. out l oon-l— think she just blurted it out. but i don't think— think she just blurted it out. but i don't think you- think she just blurted it out. but i don't think you know what that do you know what that means, that means, though? that means that the means, though? that means that tno—sno— means, though? that means that tno—sno sou- means, though? that means that the—she saw was. the first thing that she saw was the first thing that she saw was lno-pooplo-s- the first thing that she saw was the-people's skin- the first thing that she saw was the-people's skin .- the colour of people's skin. now:— the colour of people's skin. uou, lnol-s— the colour of people's skin. now, that's not— the colour of people's skin. now, that's not-i- the colour of people's skin. now, that's not i said, but now, that's not what i said, but i now, that's not what i said, but l lion-l— now, that's not what i said, but l lllnn oon— now, that's not what i said, but i didn't even. i— now, that's not what i said, but i didn't even. i didn't even nonco— i didn't even. i didn't even. notice—anybody's notice the colour of anybody's guess— notice the colour of anybody's guess-mous- notice the colour of anybody's guess-that's my- guess. so that's that's my problem — guess. so that's that's my problem _with- guess. so that's that's my problem with it. guess. so that's that's my. problem _with it. but, problem i have with it. but, but it's

problem i have with it. but, but its-fon— problem i have with it. but, but it's for example, you know it's like for example, you know , as an lgbtq person, like i didn't like, you know, didn't think like, you know, where up there where are the gays up there where are the gays up there where queens? i i where the drag queens? i mean, i didn't think where the drag queens? i mean, i didn't-think that- where the drag queens? i mean, i didn't-think that at- didn't i didn't think that at all — didn't i didn't think that at all l— didn't i didn't think that at all l was— didn't i didn't think that at all. i was just— didn't i didn't think that at all. i was just like,- didn't i didn't think that at all. e all. i was just like, well, the townspeople were where drag townspeople were where the drag queens would be something that was was was a drag queen. she was wearing you no jokes, wearing a crown. you no jokes, but like basically saying , but like basically was saying, she's joking. i but like basically was saying, she'sjoking. ijust but like basically was saying, she's joking. i just thought about— she's joking. i just thought about not. — she's joking. i just thought about that. stop,- “g i just thought about that. stop, stop . but about that. stop, stop. but would— about that. stop, stop. but would you— about that. stop, stop. but would you want- about that. stop, stop. but would you want to just pick a one— would you want to just pick a one yusl— would you want to just pick a one just for— would you want to just pick a bit? just for a— would you want to just pick a bit? just for a minute? she's come from. she's- bit? just for a minute? she's come from. l come from. she's come from. sne-s— come from. she's come from. sne-s sonne— come from. she's come from. sne-s non — come from. l she's come from bridgerton. '“e she's come from bridgerton. and i she's come from bridgerton. and l only— she's come from bridgerton. and l only nucleu— she's come from bridgerton. and i only watched the— she's come from bridgerton. and i only watched the first series. i only watched the first series. i watched series as i watched the first series as well— i watched the first series as well-nos- i watched the first series asj well-nos-of well. but there was a lot of criticism — well. but there was a lot of criticism _they l criticism in like, oh, they noullnn— criticism in like, oh, they wouldn't have— criticism in like, oh, they wouldn't have a black queen. they— wouldn't have a black queen. they-have. they- they wouldn't have. they wouldn't-peoplel wouldn't because people didn't like—know,- like to see like, you know, socially,— like to see like, you know, racially, diverse, racially, racially diverse, enunplnp— changing history in particular. no, because it's not bridgerton is made up. so therefore so i think she was just, you know, just out and just blurting something out and then i think she can't i think she didn't apologise but she didn't apologise for it, but i she did i think she i think she did regret mean, can regret it. but i mean, you can you you can see why it you can see you can see why it popped you can see you can see why it popped her. no, i popped into her. no, no, i can't. popped into her. no, no, i can't-because- popped into her. no, no, i can't.-because i. popped into her. no, no, i. can't.-because i wasn't can't. i can't because i wasn't looking— can't. i can't because i wasn't looking-like— can't. i can't because i wasn't looking-like that. - can't. i can't because i wasn't looking like that. she looking at it like that. she repellen— looking at it like that. she regretted it. _ looking at it like that. she regretted it. : regretted it. she would have said next am so said the next day, i am so sorry. she didn't apologise. she solel— sorry. she didn't apologise. she sell, on— sorry. she didn't apologise. she sell, on, oil— sorry. she didn't apologise. she said, oh, didldo_ she didn't apologise. she

said, oh, did do something she didn't apologise. she said, oh, iid do something she didn't apologise. she said, oh, “

black person or there's and i think it's very negative. it's detrimental damaging to detrimental and it's damaging to the children for people the children because for people like seen like me who haven't seen it, you're to your you're forcing me to see your your bias. don't want to your own bias. i don't want to see it. i don't want to hear it. i don't want to hear people. and then have to think about then now i have to think about now the now i have to look at the balcony. oh, there's yeah. balcony. oh, there's only. yeah. when at that. when i'm not looking at that. and worry. you and that's the worry. if you teach children that teach our children in that way to at things like that, to look at things like that, then end with then you'll end up with racist children. the children. because the whole point, whole point is, like point, the whole point is, like you say, you know, i would love for a colour—blind for it to be a colour—blind community. well, for community. well, it was for me. it for me, for the uk to be. it was for me, for the uk to be. but how great was it some of us in so different faiths and in so many different faiths and some the gospel some of us we had the gospel singing coronation. it singing in the coronation. it was fantastic. it amazing. was fantastic. it was amazing. sne— was fantastic. it was amazing. she—modernised,- she spoke, she modernised, she spoke—lnlnll spoke out of turn, and i think like— spoke out of turn, and i think like sne— spoke out of turn, and i think like she didn't— spoke out of turn, and i think like she didn't know. “ele spoke out of turn, and i think like she didn't know. “llee; like she didn't know. there was obviously— like she didn't know. there was obviously complaints. like she didn't know. there was obvi iisly complaints. like she didn't know. there was obvi i think complaints. like she didn't know. there was obvi i think a complaints. like she didn't know. there was obvi i think a lot complaints. like she didn't know. there was obvi i think a lot of:omplaints. like she didn't know. there was obvi i think a lot of the)laints. and i think a lot of the complaints have complaints obviously would have been like, you know, why would you at a time like you say that at a time like that? in it's not that? like as in like, it's not if on other foot, can if it was on the other foot, can you imagine? imagine if it was on lne— you imagine? imagine if it was on lne olnen — you imagine? imagine if it was on the other. sam,— you imagine? imagine if it was on the other. sam, this- eneg “e7 imagine if it was on the other. “ eneg ne7 imagine if it was on the other. “ on the other. sam, this is the whole know, whole thing. you know, in an african their african country, their leadership. iget get african country, their leadership. i get get it. leadership. i get it. i get it. but people are minority but black people are a minority in so that that's

in this country. so that that's a good she should a good point. she should know that saying such that shouldn't be saying such a stupid leadership are stupid thing. the leadership are black. if they're standing, you knoll—on- black. if they're standing, you klwwp—0h ,- black. if they're standing, you know,_oh , that'si know, we don't go, oh, that's lenlply— know, we don't go, oh, that's terribly black— know, we don't go, oh, that's terribly black .— know, we don't go, oh, that's terribly black . it's not right. terribly black. it's not right. it terribly black. it's not right. n loesn-l— terribly black. it's not right. it doesn't anything to do with colou— it doesn't anything to do with colour creed.— it doesn't anything to do with colour creed. you _ it doesn't anything to do with colour creed. you know, you are mere— colour creed. you know, you are lnere on— colour creed. you know, you are lnere on ment— colour creed. you know, you are there on merit or— colour creed. you know, you are there on merit or ,_ colour creed. you know, you are there on merit or , you know, there on merit or, you know, us— there on merit or, you know, us not— there on merit or, you know, it's not about— there on merit or, you know, it's not about your skin colour . anu— it's not about your skin colour . anu tns— it's not about your skin colour . and this ls— it's not about your skin colour . and this is the— it's not about your skin colour . and this is the whole- it's not about your skin colour . and this is the whole thing, are they? let's be honest. no, nul— are they? let's be honest. no, out lney— are they? let's be honest. no, no. but they are— are they? let's be honest. no, no. but they are born- ele enej7 let's be honest. mi? but they are born into llee; enej7 let's be honest. mi? but they are born into this no. but they are born into this amply,— no. but they are born into this family-ls— no. but they are born into this family,-is white. - but they are born into this family, is white. l/ee“ family, which is white. yeah, exactly. — family, which is white. yeah, exactly. .exactly - family, which is white. yeah, exactly. .exactly . it's- exactly. so exactly. it's a white it's a white- clxe�*eeag exellegp it's a white it's a white family . exactly. so exactly. it's a- white it's a white family . it's white it's a white family. it's a white it's a white family. it's e-noluelly. - white it's a white family. it's a - actually. of - white it's a white family. it'sl a-actually. of course white it's a white family. it's- a-actually. of course . a german, actually. of course. yeah, exactly. so you want to go there? they're from all over europe. you about there? they're from all over eurlblack you about there? they're from all over eurlblack queen ou about there? they're from all over eurlblack queen and about there? they're from all over eurlblack queen and stuff. iout there? they're from all over eurlblack queen and stuff. and the black queen and stuff. and if you look if you look into history, know, the whole history, you know, the whole bridgerton thing, it isn't so far. no, it's not. i think bridgerton thing, it isn't so fais. , it's not. i think bridgerton thing, it isn't so fais. it'ss not. i think bridgerton thing, it isn't so fais. it's not.. i think bridgerton thing, it isn't so fais. it's not. it's think bridgerton thing, it isn't so fais. it's not. it's not think bridgerton thing, it isn't so fais. it's not. it's not sotink bridgerton thing, it isn't so fais. it's not. it's not so far: it is. it's not. it's not so far fetched. but obviously, you know,— fetched. but obviously, you knoll—lo - fetched. but obviously, you knoll—lo ,- fetched. but obviously, you. knoll—lo ,-yo. know, it brings it to, down you knoll—unple- know, the british empire to do unn— know, the british empire to do with _etcetera. - know, the british empire to do with etcetera. ' “e know, the british empire to do with “ga. ' “e know, the british empire to do with “g . “e know, the british empire to do with “g ' “e well, i'm just saying, of course. i don't but i don't course. but i don't but i don't think was i don't think it think it was i don't think it was the i'm was necessarily the time to i'm sick this sick of sick of this and i'm sick of her. and i think it's sick of this and i'm sick of- her. and i think it's disgusting unpl— her. and i think it's disgusting what—what! what she said that and what a negative— what she said that and what a negative comment such an negative comment on such an incredible,— negative comment on such an incredible, wonderful day. ' “e incredible, wonderful day. and the unen— incredible, wonderful day. and the other thing— incredible, wonderful day. and the other thing-it— incredible, wonderful day. and the other thing it brings on the other thing is, it brings on

this conversation this whole nonsense conversation about , which i find about reparations, which i find just so bored of it just i get so bored of it because i think, how far do you want back? because want to go back? because there was black was a point when actually black people, enslaved people, properly enslaved white people, properly enslaved white people that people at some point and that would back you people at some point and that wo back back you people at some point and that wo back even back you people at some point and that wo back even further,: you people at some point and that wo back even further, then you people at some point and that wo back even further, then we 'ou go back even further, then we were all we all came from africa. hang on. no, no, let africa. but hang on. no, no, let me finish. all came from me finish. so we all came from africa. we're really going me finish. so we all came from afikeep we're really going me finish. so we all came from afikeep going e're really going me finish. so we all came from afikeep going backaally going me finish. so we all came from afikeep going back and going me finish. so we all came from afikeep going back and back,| to keep going back and back, then then we actually then we need then we actually need go to the africans and need to go to the africans and ask back ask the africans to pay back for, how do you for, you know, how far do you want we can't go back want to go? we can't go back centuries back centuries and centuries go back to vikings. we. well, to the vikings. we. well, they've the vikings, they've got rid of the vikings, haven't like viking haven't they? be like viking unit's gone isn't it? seems unit's gone isn't it? he seems to fact to be like whitewashing the fact that whitewashing we were whitewashing. that whitewashing. oh that we weren't. and we weren't. that we were and we ween-lune— weren't. that we were and we weren't.-were an- nieie“ e that we were and we weren't. were an oppressive weren't. we were an oppressive unto. — weren't. we were an oppressive nato. .yourself-therej nato. put yourself in it there we oppressive against we were oppressive against black. it's black. yeah, but black. and it's black. yeah, but we're now. and actually now we're not now. and actually now i and actually move i know. and actually move forward. that's nothing to forward. that's got nothing to do got nothing do with it. that's got nothing to do with the fact discuss it. and from history and and we learn from history and unus— and we learn from history and onus—llam- and we learn from history and what's—right let's. and we learn from history and- what's_right let's move what's gone on. right let's move on. anyway, so you're me. on. anyway, so you're with me. i'm welcome board. i'm nana akua. welcome on board. this news on tv, line this is gb news on tv, on line and digital on the way and on digital radio. on the way at royal roundup time.

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enonnel no— is gb news. we are the people's channel now before— is gb news. we are the people's channel now before the break, we were discussing— channel now before the break, we were discussing the— channel now before the break, we were discussing the bridgerton sol-sl— were discussing the bridgerton star's comments.— were discussing the bridgerton star's comments. angela andoh, lel-s— star's comments. angela andoh, lets see— star's comments. angela andoh, lel-s unpl— star's comments. angela andoh, let's see what been let's see what you've been soylne. — let's see what you've been soylnp. .soys- let's see what you've been soylnp. .soys ,- let's see what you've been saving-says , i- let's see what you've been saying. says , i agree saying. sue says, i agree with you,— saying. sue says, i agree with you-all— saying. sue says, i agree with. you,-all-comments you, nana. all these comments are you, nana. all these comments ole—noted. i are stirring up racial hatred. why— are stirring up racial hatred. wny ole— are stirring up racial hatred. why are white— are stirring up racial hatred. why are white people made to feel— why are white people made to feel lol— why are white people made to feel loo ln— why are white people made to feel bad in-own- feel bad in their own predominantly white country? feel bad in their own predsays antly white country? feel bad in their own predsays antlwoman country? feel bad in their own predsays antlwoman is untry? feel bad in their own predsays antlwoman is aitry? feel bad in their own predsays antlwoman is a fool. bill says the woman is a fool. vou— bill says the woman is a fool. you oe— bill says the woman is a fool. you are correct.— bill says the woman is a fool. you are correct. there is only lne— you are correct. there is only one race, the human race. emma soys— one race, the human race. emma soys. linol— one race, the human race. emma says. what wonderful, eloquent says. what a wonderful, eloquent lnuo— says. what a wonderful, eloquent lnuollnonl— says. what a wonderful, eloquent introithank-very_ says. what a wonderful, eloquent intro thank very we intro. thank you very much. we need— intro. thank you very much. we neellpusn— intro. thank you very much. we need-push this. _ intro. thank you very much. we need .push this. no - intro. thank you very much. we need push this. no one should need to push this. no one should be need to push this. no one should le-lne— need to push this. no one should le-lne elolou- need to push this. no one should be-the colour-theirl be judged by the colour of their slln— be judged by the colour of their sun—le- skin and nowhere should be mathematically— skin and nowhere should be mathematically split by race. lololly— mathematically split by race. lololly agree— mathematically split by race. lololly uplee ,— mathematically split by race. totally agree , paul says. totally agree, paul says. lullenel— totally agree, paul says. lullenel o— totally agree, paul says. watched a smurfs film the other day one— watched a smurfs film the other day and l— watched a smurfs film the other day and l nos— watched a smurfs film the other day and it was terribly blue. hahahahahahahahahaha right. lnonl— hahahahahahahahahaha right. lnonlyou— hahahahahahahahahaha right. lnonl you very— hahahahahahahahahaha right. thank you very much for that. lolenl. — thank you very much for that. lolenl. so— thank you very much for that. lelpnl. so on— thank you very much for that. right. so on the— thank you very much for that. right. so on the way , the great right. so on the way, the great lulllsn— right. so on the way, the great british debate _ right. so on the way, the great british debate this hour, i'm osllne— british debate this hour, i'm osllnp lo— british debate this hour, i'm osllnp do you— british debate this hour, i'm asking do you regret brexit? do gb asking do you regret brexit? do on news— asking do you regret brexit? do gb news presenter and former plexu— gb news presenter and former brexit opportunities minister peop— brexit opportunities minister jacob rees—mogg has accused the lune— jacob rees—mogg has accused the prime—behaving- jacob rees—mogg has accused the prime behaving like prime minister of behaving like a prime minister of behaving like u louleeols— prime minister of behaving like u louleeols .— prime minister of behaving like oloulpeols . ls— prime minister of behaving like a bourgeois . is that right? if i a bourgeois. is that right? if i sell— a bourgeois. is that right? if i sell lnol— a bourgeois. is that right? if i said that right,— a bourgeois. is that right? if i said that right, following the leelslon— said that right, following the leelslon lo— said that right, following the decision to abandon plans to soap— decision to abandon plans to soap lu— decision to abandon plans to soap lu leo— decision to abandon plans to scrap eu red tape by the end of the scrap eu red tape by the end of lne yell— scrap eu red tape by the end of lne yeon no— scrap eu red tape by the end of the year, now they— scrap eu red tape by the end of the year, now they were the llenesl— the year, now they were the richest dynasty— the year, now they were the richest dynasty in the renaissance- richest dynasty in the renaissance . italy famous,

renaissance. italy famous, lnlonnous— renaissance. italy famous, lnlonnouslol— renaissance. italy famous, infamous for murder, theft, lneesl— infamous for murder, theft, lneesl onl— infamous for murder, theft, incest and adultery. the comparison— incest and adultery. the comparison comes as the gb news plesenlel— comparison comes as the gb news presenter alongside— comparison comes as the gb news presenter alongside bill cash , presenter alongside bill cash, moll— presenter alongside bill cash, mark francois— presenter alongside bill cash, mark francois and other leading luexlleels— mark francois and other leading brexiteers have— mark francois and other leading brexiteers have criticised the sovelnnnenl— brexiteers have criticised the government for— brexiteers have criticised the government for backtracking on lnel— government for backtracking on lnel plonnlse— government for backtracking on their promise to— government for backtracking on their promise to cause a bonfire of their promise to cause a bonfire ol lu— their promise to cause a bonfire ol lu lous— their promise to cause a bonfire of eu laws instead— their promise to cause a bonfire of eu laws instead of getting rid of eu laws instead of getting no ol— of eu laws instead of getting no of lusl— of eu laws instead of getting rid of just under— of eu laws instead of getting rid of just under 5000 eu red lope— rid of just under 5000 eu red lope-only— rid of just under 5000 eu red lope-only ooo- rid of just under 5000 eu red tape only 600 will now be tape laws. only 600 will now be scrapped— tape laws. only 600 will now be scrapped ly— tape laws. only 600 will now be scrapped by me— tape laws. only 600 will now be scrapped by the end of december and nony— scrapped by the end of december and nony argue— scrapped by the end of december and many argue this undermines the and many argue this undermines lne-olvonlope- and many argue this undermines the-advantage of- and many argue this undermines the advantage of the the uk taking advantage of the lenellls— the uk taking advantage of the lenellls ol— the uk taking advantage of the benefits of brexit, whereas luslness— benefits of brexit, whereas business secretary kemi badenoch lnslsls—llne— business secretary kemi badenoch insists—time is- business secretary kemi badenoch insists—time is a- insists that taking time is a pelle— insists that taking time is a better approach— insists that taking time is a better approach lighting up better approach than lighting up a . better approach than lighting up o-. lean— better approach than lighting up o-. veon so— better approach than lighting up a-. yeah, so for- better approach than lighting up a-. yeah, so for the- a bonfire. yeah, so for the seal— a bonfire. yeah, so for the great british— a bonfire. yeah, so for the great british debate this hour, i'm great british debate this hour, l-nn osllne— great british debate this hour, l-nn osllnplyou— great british debate this hour, i'm asking you regret brexit? i'm asking do you regret brexit? i'm asking do you regret brexit? i'm _bv_ i'm asking do you regret brexit? l-nn—ly pelee- i'm asking do you regret brexit? i'm by peter edwards i'm joined now by peter edwards ,_p.e_ , former editor of the labourlist_ , former editor of the labourlist and widdecombe former eonsenollve— labourlist and widdecombe former conservative cabinet minister, pelee— conservative cabinet minister, lelel speneen— conservative cabinet minister, peter spencer, former sky polllleol— peter spencer, former sky political correspondent and lelllee— political correspondent and lettice rahimovski, political commentator— lettice rahimovski, political commentator .— lettice rahimovski, political commentator . well, lettice rahimovski, political commentator. well, i'm going to slan— commentator. well, i'm going to soon uln— commentator. well, i'm going to soon nlln you.— commentator. well, i'm going to start with you. an— commentator. well, i'm going to start with you. an brexit. do you— start with you. an brexit. do you llnl— start with you. an brexit. do you llnl ol— start with you. an brexit. do you kind of regret it seeing as nnele— you kind of regret it seeing as unele ne— you kind of regret it seeing as where we are?— you kind of regret it seeing as where we are? they haven't done muon— where we are? they haven't done nnuen e — where we are? they haven't done nnuen e up.— where we are? they haven't done nnuen e up. l— where we are? they haven't done much ? no, i certainly- where we are? they haven't done much ? nlel elel“ e much? no, i certainly don't regret brexit. what i regret very deeply is the abject failure to take any advantage of

brexit at all. now, you know, l-nn — brexit at all. now, you know, l-nn nol— fitlex e now, you know, i'm not unsympathetic to mix e now, you know, i'm not unsympathetic to the argument— i'm not unsympathetic to the argument that— i'm not unsympathetic to the argument that there are complexities— argument that there are complexities in getting rid of all those— complexities in getting rid of all those regulations in one go. we— all those regulations in one go. we been— all those regulations in one go. we been a— all those regulations in one go. i've been a minister. i- all those regulations in one go. i've been a minister. i do- all those regulations in one go. " " i do know i've been a minister. i do know that you can— i've been a minister. i do know that you can have— " " i do know that you can have interrelated laws,— that you can have interrelated laws, that— that you can have interrelated ttws, that you— that you can have interrelated laws, that you can have legal trottems. — laws, that you can have legal trottems. .— laws, that you can have legal problems. i know- laws, that you can have legal problems. i know all of that. but they knew all of that when they made the promise that they were to abolish 4000 laws were going to abolish 4000 laws or regulations, rather by the end of this year. they knew all that. end of this year. they knew all that . then they must have that. then they must have thought it was possible . the thought it was possible. the real issue, what they're not telling you is, is divergence , telling you is, is divergence, because if we repeal many of those red regulations, northern ireland won't necessarily be able to because it's still in the single market. and so that exposes the total fraud which the windsor framework is. and i suspect that that is quite a sizeable motive. so to answer your questtom— sizeable motive. so to answer your ouoottou, uo— sizeable motive. so to answer your question, no, i- so to answer your question, no, i don't regret— your question, no, i don't regret brexit,— your question, no, i don't regret brexit, but i do regret the— regret brexit, but i do regret the way— regret brexit, but i do regret the way that— regret brexit, but i do regret the way that it— regret brexit, but i do regret the way that it has been handled . anu— the way that it has been handled . and to— the way that it has been handled . and to too— the way that it has been handled . and as i've said— the way that it has been handled . and as i've said before,- the way that it has been handled . and as i've said before, and i'm going to say it again nana, i'm going to say it again nana, i heard lots of strong arguments

for staying in. i heard stronger arguments for coming out, but i never once in the whole course of the referendum debate heard an argument for coming out and then acting as if we were still in and that is what we are doing . peter edwards we are poorer. we ate— . peter edwards we are poorer. yuo poorer— . peter edwards we are poorer. yuo pootot to— . peter edwards we are poorer. we are poorer as a— . peter edwards we are poorer. we are poorer as a result- peter edwards we are poorer. . peter edwards we are poorer. we are poorer as a result of the brexit and we're all adults. i voted remain and i accept the result, but we are all worse off and you don't need to take my word for it. the head of the tutopontout— word for it. the head of the independent office- : c the head of the independent office for budget responsibility— independent office for budget responsibility said economy responsibility said the economy is responsibility said the economy to too— responsibility said the economy to .% smatter— responsibility said the economy is 4% smaller than it would ottotutoo— is 4% smaller than it would otherwise have— is 4% smaller than it would otherwise have been. we are all poorer— otherwise have been. we are all oootou-my— otherwise have been. we are all poorer-my oun— otherwise have been. we are all poorer, my own personal view poorer, and my own personal view is poorer, and my own personal view to-gotug— poorer, and my own personal view to-gotug-o— poorer, and my own personal view to-gotug-o ttttto- is it's going to get a little worse before _ is it's going to get a little worse before gets better. worse before it gets better. out— worse before it gets better. tut—count- worse before it gets better. but—covid? and| worse before it gets better. - but—covid? and what but what about covid? and what about you're about the war.7 i mean, you're taking account. you taking that into account. you can't all can't totally think it's all brexit. well, for the obe, that waslfigure_ brexit. well, for the obe, that waslfigure-alone. i was a figure on brexit alone. t hey— was a figure on brexit alone. they satu— was a figure on brexit alone. they said that— was a figure on brexit alone. they said that was— was a figure on brexit alone. they said that was equivalent to that covid. but the figure of that of covid. but the figure of the economy being 4% smaller was due to brexit alone. do you not think due to brexit alone. do you not tttut tt— due to brexit alone. do you not think it could— due to brexit alone. do you not think it could be— due to brexit alone. do you not think it could be partly- at; mix c do you not think it could be partly to do tutt— think it could be partly to do uttt tho— think it could be partly to do uttt the way— think it could be partly to do with the way that the politicians- with the way that the politicians have handled brexit.7

oooouo— politicians have handled brexit.7 because-handled- politicians have handled brexit.7 because handled it because if they'd handled it oouootty— because if they'd handled it correctly, - not - because if they'd handled it correctly, not necessarily correctly, would not necessarily uoutt— correctly, would not necessarilyi uoutt—ott would have been poorer? we all oxoootot— would have been poorer? we all oxoootot o— would have been poorer? we all expected a little— would have been poorer? we all expected a little-of- would have been poorer? we all expected a little of pain. expected a little bit of pain. wett— expected a little bit of pain. uott, tt-o— expected a little bit of pain. uott, to o— expected a little bit of pain. well, it's a mess— expected a little bit of pain. well, it's a mess and i don't tttut— well, it's a mess and i don't tttut ouuoyo— well, it's a mess and i don't think anyone would deny that it's think anyone would deny that tt-o toot— think anyone would deny that to been o— think anyone would deny that it's been a mess. �*ft�* c it's been a mess. whether it's changes policy or changes of changes of policy or changes of negotiators or changes of prime minister . negotiators or changes of prime minister. but you made the other point about no one accepted it would be easy, but in fact there were some brexit campaigners saying will be easy or saying it will be easy or a trade deal with people didn't believe will be the easiest thing world for the 350 thing in the world for the 350 million, which we haven't got. people didn't believe all that. i people didn't believe all that. t-tottovo— people didn't believe all that. i-believe-voted. i didn't believe that i voted for i didn't believe that i voted totlout— i didn't believe that i voted forlandldidn't- i didn't believe that i voted. forlandldidn't-that for it and i didn't believe that peter— for it and i didn't believe that peter spencer— for it and i didn't believe that peter spencer there is a groundswell_ peter spencer there is a groundswell of public opinion that— groundswell of public opinion that soys— groundswell of public opinion that toys to— groundswell of public opinion that says it's time we got back tuto— that says it's time we got back tuto tho— that says it's time we got back into the european— that says it's time we got back into the european union. c into the european union. it's a very— into the european union. it's a very tott— into the european union. it's a very bold statement. - into the european union. it's a very bold statement. it's probably heretical to say it on this particular channel, but there were two perfectly self—respect surveys last week, one of which said 60% of us, if there are eu referendum tomorrow, would vote to stay. and there was another one, 18 to 25, and nearly all of them said

we want to stay. so and these of course, come after a tranche of other surveys saying much the same thing. and i find it very interesting thing to look at the local election results. now, of course , no one can be quite course, no one can be quite sure, but they give the impression that there will be a hung parliament next time round and very likely a lib—lab pact. now the lib, the libs have only shown a bit of an ankle here, but nonetheless they would love us to go back and that could be a bit of a condition that they would apply to. sir keir starmer to into government with him. to go into government with him. well let us. what do you think ? well let us. what do you think? i well let us. what do you think? . tttut— well let us. what do you think? i think there are a lot of this groundswell that you're talking about to return to the eu is simply there because of this. what ann was saying, this oouttuuot— what ann was saying, this continued disappointment in how trout— continued disappointment in how trout too— continued disappointment in how brexit has been— continued disappointment in how brexit has been managed by the couootvottvoo— brexit has been managed by the conservatives since we since we ttoxttot— conservatives since we since we ttoxttot toot— conservatives since we since we brexited back in— conservatives since we since we brexited back in 2016. 4:3. brexited back in 2016. you know, we ott— brexited back in 2016. you know, we all remember the brexit referendum and one of the defining parts was that we would take back control of our laws .

take back control of our laws. we have not seen this happen yet. it's been seven years and now we're still unable to scrap these 4000 laws as we've had conservative prime minister time and time again over promise and under deliver. and frankly, people are getting fed up about that. and i don't think it's a want to return to the eu. i think it's people are just not getting the brexit that they were promised . to be honest, i'm were promised. to be honest, i'm omouotooot— were promised. to be honest, i'm omouotooot ty— were promised. to be honest, i'm embarrassed by the— were promised. to be honest, i'm embarrassed by the way- tutti"ti : to be honest, i'm embarrassed by the way the pottttotouo— embarrassed by the way the. politicians _this. politicians have handled this. i lutoto— politicians have handled this. i mean , whole when we mean, the whole thing, when we ootuotty— mean, the whole thing, when we ootuotty-tto — mean, the whole thing, when we actually .the brexit - mean, the whole thing, when we actually the brexit vote, actually got the brexit vote, thou— actually got the brexit vote, then there — actually got the brexit vote, then there was— actually got the brexit vote, then there was all that sort of tnttgtttug— then there was all that sort of tuttgtttug to— then there was all that sort of tuttgtttug to try— then there was all that sort of infighting to try and stop it trom— infighting to try and stop it from happening people who from happening from people who tutu-t— from happening from people who tttu-t-topoou- didn't want it to happen. and now—tho- now it feels like the conservative are now it feels like the- conservative - are actually conservative party are actually tuttgtttug—uou- conservative party are actually infighting now and infighting themselves now and what— infighting themselves now and what to— infighting themselves now and what to you— infighting themselves now and what do you think really needs to output— what do you think really needs to happen now.— what do you think really needs to happen now? because we're not going— to happen now? because we're not gotug to— to happen now? because we're not gotug to get— to happen now? because we're not gotug to got to— to happen now? because we're not gotug to got to ot— to happen now? because we're not going to get rid of these 4000 touts— going to get rid of these 4000 touts otmpty— going to get rid of these 4000 laws simply because, as you've potutot—utttl pointed out, the situation with uotttom— pointed out, the situation with northern-what- pointed out, the situation with northern what do you northern ireland. what do you tttutt— northern ireland. what do you tttutt tutot— northern ireland. what do you think? what should we be doing t— think? what should we be doing t tout— think? what should we be doing now ? now? well,— think? what should we be doing now ? now? well, all we can do is now? now? well, all we can do is to tote— now? now? well, all we can do is to take advantage— now? now? well, all we can do is to take advantage of— now? now? well, all we can do is to take advantage of brexit at every— to take advantage of brexit at every opportunity. ' t: to take advantage of brexit at

every opportunity. t: every opportunity. and that is not what we're doing now. we have got the pacific deal and we have got the pacific deal and we have got the pacific deal and we have got various trade deals, but that's about the trade deals are the only thing are about the only thing we've done voted for brexit done that we voted for brexit for. we voted to take back control of our borders. we voted to take back control of our laws . and unless we do that , and it . and unless we do that, and it is perfectly possible to do that with will and don't blame the civil service for this. it isn't their absence of will. ministers are ministers. they their absence of will. ministers are ministers . they determine are ministers. they determine the policy . they give the the policy. they give the direction . don't blame the civil direction. don't blame the civil servants, blame the weak. in effect , all hopeless politicians effect, all hopeless politicians in westminster. and do you wonder why i've left the conservative party ? peter, i'm conservative party? peter, i'm going to conservative party? peter, i'm gotug to out— conservative party? peter, i'm gotug to out you— conservative party? peter, i'm gotug to out you .— conservative party? peter, i'm going to ask you , peter- , peter, i'm going to ask you , peter spencer, going to ask you, peter spencer, up thoro— going to ask you, peter spencer, up there, .— going to ask you, peter spencer, up there, . wont— going to ask you, peter spencer, up there, i want to— going to ask you, peter spencer, up there, i want to ask you , i up there, i want to ask you, i mean, you don't— up there, i want to ask you, i mean, you don't have to tell me what— mean, you don't have to tell me what you— mean, you don't have to tell me what you voted— mean, you don't have to tell me what you voted for,— mean, you don't have to tell me what you voted for, but if you too— what you voted for, but if you tot tho— what you voted for, but if you had the chance— what you voted for, but if you had the chance to— what you voted for, but if you had the chance to vote brexit or rem...— had the chance to vote brexit or remain,-would_ had the chance to vote brexit or remain,-would you- had the chance to vote brexit or remain, would you vote? or remain, what would you vote? or tuto— remain, what would you vote? or have you— remain, what would you vote? or have you changed— remain, what would you vote? or have you changed your vote ? no, remain, what would you vote? or hhaven't changed your vote ? no, remain, what would you vote? or hhaven't i hanged your vote ? no, remain, what would you vote? or hhaven't i haven't your vote ? no, remain, what would you vote? or hhaven't i haven't changedt ? no, remain, what would you vote? or hhaven't i haven't changed mon, i haven't i haven't changed my vote. —

i haven't i haven't changed my vote. anu— i haven't i haven't changed my vote. ant .— i haven't i haven't changed my vote. and i mean— i haven't i haven't changed my vote. and i mean ,- i haven't i haven't changed my vote. and i mean , i- i haven't i haven't changed my vote. ' " ct?" c vote. and i mean, i don't actually like having to lay my cards on the table. but no, i was a remainer and i remain a remainer and to pick up and point about the inner efficient government for not having a bonfire of regulations, it's lovely to see you, by the way, again. and i have been a few years, but you look a good ten years, but you look a good ten years younger, letting pass years younger, letting it pass any regulation generally speaking, has to go through parliament and the process for each regulation can take months . you're going to scrap 4000 or .you're going to scrap 4000 or however many thousand of it is at. i mean, it's about as bad as plausible, i have to say, as the smart motorways, which everyone could see from the very outset, was was going to be extremely dangerous. likewise promising to get rid of all these as laws just wasn't going to happen. it wasn't possible . not in that wasn't possible. not in that briefly. and you've got about 10s briefly. and you've got about too . — briefly. and you've got about too . tutor.— briefly. and you've got about 10s . peter, you— briefly. and you've got about 10s . peter, you know- briefly. and you've got about 10s . peter, you know as well as 10s. peter, you know as well as i do because you know how parliament works. these are not laws, are not directives. laws, these are not directives. these are regulations.

regulations get examined in one morning by a specified committee in the house of commons. i know that i did enough of it in my time. these are regulations . time. these are regulations. obviously, ministers must have thought that they could have got rid of them when they made the promises . rid of them when they made the promises. i'm rid of them when they made the promises . i'm sympathetic the promises. i'm sympathetic to the argument they may have argument that they may have discovered but not to discovered of things, but not to the extent of 4000 mid—year. what was the extent of 4000? and thank you very much to believe it, peter. thank you so much. autut— it, peter. thank you so much. awful lot. she's— it, peter. thank you so much. awful lot. she's a— c thank you so much. she's a former awful lot. she's a former conservative— she's a former conservative cabinet minister, totot— conservative cabinet minister, peter edwards— conservative cabinet minister, peter edwards ,_ conservative cabinet minister, peter edwards , former editor for peter edwards, former editor for tho— peter edwards, former editor for tho tutout— peter edwards, former editor for the labour list— peter edwards, former editor for the labour list ,_ peter edwards, former editor for the labour list , peter spencer, the labour list, peter spencer, tortuou— the labour list, peter spencer, totmot sty— the labour list, peter spencer, former sky political correspondent , former sky political correspondent, and former sky political correspondent , and lettice correspondent, and lettice otououott,— correspondent, and lettice- bronowski,-commentator bronowski, political commentator . tout— bronowski, political commentator . vouo tutt— bronowski, political commentator . you're with me.— bronowski, political commentator .you're with me. i'm nana akua. tuto— .you're with me. i'm nana akua. ttto to— .you're with me. i'm nana akua. ttto to to— .you're with me. i'm nana akua. this is gb news.— .you're with me. i'm nana akua. this is gb news. we're on this is gb news. we're live on tv this is gb news. we're live on tv outmo— this is gb news. we're live on tv online and— this is gb news. we're live on tv online and on— this is gb news. we're live on tv online and on digital radio. oon-t— tv online and on digital radio. oon-t totgot— tv online and on digital radio. don't forget-well,- tv online and on digital radio. don't forget well, you don't forget as well, you can ottom— don't forget as well, you can stream on youtube . after stream us live on youtube. after the trout,— stream us live on youtube. after the break, we'll— stream us live on youtube. after the break, we'll continue with out-outst— the break, we'll continue with our british debate. our great british debate. and to — our great british debate. and to _togtot- i'm asking, do you regret trout?— i'm asking, do you regret brexit? ulez— i'm asking, do you regret brexit? ulez the thoughts of my oouot— panel broadcast from columnist unto— panel broadcast from columnist lizzie—politicall lizzie cundy and also political commentator— lizzie cundy and also political commentator sam stay commentator sam dowler. stay tuned— commentator sam dowler. stay tuned .— commentator sam dowler. stay tuned . out— commentator sam dowler. stay tuned . but first,— commentator sam dowler. stay tuned . but first, let's get your tuned. but first, let's get your totoot— tuned. but first, let's get your latest-headlines- tuned. but first, let's get your

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tooouo— referendum on regrets brexit tooouo .— referendum on regrets brexit because i think— referendum on regrets brexit because i think so. ”ext because i think so. so many poopto— because i think so. so many people that voted for it . i mean people that voted for it. i mean like, you know, take back our borders. that hasn't happened. all borders. that hasn't happened. out those— borders. that hasn't happened. all these rules— borders. that hasn't happened. all these rules that we were going to. that's not to do with trout. — going to. that's not to do with trout. tuto— going to. that's not to do with brexit. this is— going to. that's not to do with brexit. this is this— going to. that's not to do with brexit. this is this is- going to. that's not to do with brexit. this is this is a- going to. that's not to do with brexit. this is this is a slow bofis brexit. this is this is a slow boris lie bus of 250 million per week to the nhs. that didn't outpou— week to the nhs. that didn't happen otttou— t» that didn't happen either. nothing that they said happen either. nothing that they oott uo— happen either. nothing that they out gotug— happen either. nothing that they said was going to— happen either. nothing that they said was going to happen has happened.— said was going to happen has happened. so— said was going to happen has happened. so it's all well. happened. so it's all very well. jacob— happened. so it's all very well. jacob toot-uogg— happened. so it's all very well. jacob rees—mogg but jacob rees—mogg saying it. but hey,— jacob rees—mogg saying it. but hey tutt— jacob rees—mogg saying it. but hey trot-ott— jacob rees—mogg saying it. but hey, first-all, you— jacob rees—mogg saying it. but hey, first all, you ain't hey, first of all, you ain't jacob— hey, first of all, you ain't jacob rees—mogg, like you jacob rees—mogg, so like you know,— jacob rees—mogg, so like you know—u- jacob rees—mogg, so like you know—o togl know, you don't have a leg to stout— know, you don't have a leg to stand - honestly, - know, you don't have a leg toi stand-honestly,-is stand on. and honestly, this is tuto— stand on. and honestly, this is tttoltt— stand on. and honestly, this is tttoltt too— stand on. and honestly, this is this-it has been— stand on. and honestly, this is this-it has been a- stand on. and honestly, this is this it has been a disaster this is it has been a disaster for this is it has been a disaster tot ott— this is it has been a disaster to at ot— this is it has been a disaster for all of us.— this is it has been a disaster for all of us. for— this is it has been a disaster for all of us. for all of us. so i for all of us. for all of us. so . knott— for all of us. for all of us. so t know gtouty— for all of us. for all of us. so i know plenty of— for all of us. for all of us. so i know plenty of people who voted— i know plenty of people who votot tot— i know plenty of people who voted for brexit— i know plenty of people who voted for brexit and they and they— voted for brexit and they and they to — voted for brexit and they and they to toget— voted for brexit and they and they do regret it.— voted for brexit and they and they do regret it. well, that's tutotoottug— they do regret it. well, that's tutotoottug. — they do regret it. well, that's interesting . do— they do regret it. well, that's interesting . ttit they do regret it. well, that's interesting . ti» they do regret it. well, that's interesting . ji» it; : interesting. do not let us down a dark path. okay. okay i want to come back it. can i just to come back from it. can i just say— to come back from it. can i just say tutt— to come back from it. can i just toy that .— to come back from it. can i just say that i know most people who voted brexit haven't changed theirpeople voted that people who voted remain keep know loads that people who voted remain ke people know loads that people who voted remain ke people have know loads that people who voted remain ke people have changed oads that people who voted remain ke people have changed their of people who have changed their minds, they don't minds, but they don't seem to see to see any. see it. i don't seem to see any. the thing that i'm with ann the only thing that i'm with ann widdecombe on this i widdecombe on this one that i don't like way don't like the way the government behaved with it. i don't stalling don't like these stalling tactics that all those who didn't happen spent

didn't want it to happen spent time ages time doing. so it took ages for anything but they're anything to happen, but they're trying happy. anything to happen, but they're tryitno, happy. anything to happen, but they're tryitno, they happy. anything to happen, but they're tryitno, they weren't. happy. anything to happen, but they're tryitno, they weren't. theytappy. anything to happen, but they're tryitno, they weren't. they were. no, no, they weren't. they were trying were trying to trying to they were trying to frustrate brexit. frustrate the process of brexit. and been doing and they've been doing it ever since. lizzie no, i don't regret it since. lizzie no, i don't regret ttlott— since. lizzie no, i don't regret ttlott-ttt— since. lizzie no, i don't regret ttlott-ttt you- since. lizzie no, i don't regret itlall. _did you vote. it at all. what did you vote tott— it at all. what did you vote tout-tot— it at all. what did you vote for? _for brexit. - it at all. what did you vote for? for brexit. yeah. for? i voted for brexit. yeah. utt— for? i voted for brexit. yeah. out you— for? i voted for brexit. yeah. out you? .— for? i voted for brexit. yeah. did you? i did.— for? i voted for brexit. yeah. did you? i did. i— for? i voted for brexit. yeah. did you? i did. i went with utgot— did you? i did. i went with utgot totogo— did you? i did. i went with nigel farage to— did you? i did. i went with nigel farage to the brexit. the movie-remember- nigel farage to the brexit. the movie. remember that? movie. do you remember that? i did movie. do you remember that? i ttt-. — movie. do you remember that? i ttt-. vou— movie. do you remember that? i did-. you managed- movie. do you remember that? i did-. you managed to. movie. do you remember that? i. did-. you managed to turn did indeed. you managed to turn into a show biz event. i do regret it. ah, the useless people in charge of brexit. oh, god , that have totally botched god, that have totally botched it . they have botched it. and it it. they have botched it. and it could have been great. yeah. i want my freedom. i don't regret it . it's great. we don't have to it. it's great. we don't have to go through every country to get a policy through. that's why we got too— a policy through. that's why we got the vaccine _ a policy through. that's why we got the vaccine rolled - {at 3 that's why we got the vaccine rolled out. tttt-s— got the vaccine rolled out. tttt-s uty. — got the vaccine rolled out. that's why. boris- got the vaccine rolled out. i that's why. boris-such got the vaccine rolled out. . that's why. boris-such a that's why. boris it was such a hit, but i what it is, is a travesty. he hit, but i what it is, is a travesty . he is. they have not travesty. he is. they have not uttouot— travesty. he is. they have not allowed brexit— travesty. he is. they have not allowed brexit to— he is. they have not allowed brexit to actually tuggou — allowed brexit to actually happen. they— allowed brexit to actually happen. they have been absolute tutoty— happen. they have been absolute tutoty uooooot — happen. they have been absolute lutely useless. and— happen. they have been absolute lutely useless. and that is the tattoos-t aut— lutely useless. and that is the sadness. and they said the oven tooty— sadness. and they said the oven was ready. brexit— sadness. and they said the oven was ready. brexit turned out to not out— was ready. brexit turned out to not tho— was ready. brexit turned out to not even the oven— was ready. brexit turned out to not even the oven really be on touty— not even the oven really be on oven ready and— not even the oven really be on oven ready and they they also

ottouot— oven ready and they they also ottouot every— oven ready and they they also allowed every media establishment to talk about the tumo— establishment to talk about the torus ot— establishment to talk about the harms of brexit. _ establishment to talk about the harms of brexit. “titi establishment to talk about the harms of brexit. “ti"ti establishment to talk about the harms of brexit. “titi “ti"ti harms of brexit. there was there was so much awful from the from the go it was all negative and it's come to pass. it's come to pass it's come to pass. it's come to post tout-t— it's come to pass. it's come to pass tout-t tt. — it's come to pass. it's come to pass hasn't it. what- it's come to pass. it's come to pass hasn't it. what it- it's come to pass. it's come to pass hasn't it. what it is now a wishy washy rishi brexit who has totally betrayed and i said this weeks back on this show that he would betray and he has done that. i don't would betray and he has done that . i don't understand like that. i don't understand like so, so, so we've— i don't understand like so, so, so we've we've done trout— so, so, so we've we've done trout toot-o— so, so, so we've we've done brexit that's happened. no we tovou-t— brexit that's happened. no we tovou-t oouo— brexit that's happened. no we haven't done it— brexit that's happened. no we haven't done it properly though. they— haven't done it properly though. they tutu-t— haven't done it properly though. they haven't done— haven't done it properly though. they haven't done it— haven't done it properly though. they haven't done it properly. but not enough for but it's not brexit enough for geopto. — but it's not brexit enough for geopte. .and— but it's not brexit enough for geopte. .and so- but it's not brexit enough for people. .and so it- but it's not brexit enough for people. ' c c people. no. and so it hasn't worked. so people are like, oh it's because oh it's because it's not brexit enough. it's not, because that. it's not brexit enough. it's not,because because that. it's not brexit enough. it's not,because brexit;e that. it's not brexit enough. it's not,because brexit was that. it's not brexit enough. it's not,because brexit was a�*iat. it's not brexit enough. it's not,because brexit was a huge it's because brexit was a huge mistake and every like we want to dump the people. yeah, but we're not doing— to dump the people. yeah, but we're not doing that- t: yeah, but we're not doing that either tooouo— we're not doing that either tooouo ot— we're not doing that either because of rishi. i i: because of rishi. i understand. i understand. like if, if, like hypothetically i was a brexiteer, i would . i would brexiteer, i would. i would think, well, you've botched it. i was like, i would think that. well, you know, the current government, current government, the current government, the current government haven't haven't, you know, through on any of the

know, come through on any of the things said. but do things that they said. but do you that no no, you know why that was? no no, no. you know why that was? no no, _tuou— you know why that was? no no, no. _ know where - you know why that was? no no, no. know where that no. but do you know where that yo.— no. but do you know where that tot-o— no. but do you know where that tot-o to— no. but do you know where that was? let's be fair. _ no. but do you know where that was? let's be fair. it's a utgttmuto. — was? let's be fair. it's a nightmare. no, let's fairto nightmare. no, let's be fair to them.— nightmare. no, let's be fair to thou—tomo- nightmare. no, let's be fair toi them._came in, nightmare. no, let's be fair to- them. _came in, you them. when the vote came in, you too— them. when the vote came in, you tot tho— them. when the vote came in, you tot tto tmtty— them. when the vote came in, you had the emily thornberry crying them. when the vote came in, you hawasa emily thornberry crying them. when the vote came in, you hawas itemily thornberry crying them. when the vote came in, you hawas it anna thornberry crying them. when the vote came in, you hawas it anna soubry?'ry crying or was it anna soubry? tttototty— or was it anna soubry? literally, people, or was it anna soubry?- literally,-people, people literally, those people, people uto— literally, those people, people ttto them.— literally, those people, people like them, frustrated. tootytttug- like them, frustrated. everything that any that anyone tttot— everything that any that anyone tttot to— everything that any that anyone tttot to to— everything that any that anyone tttot to to .— everything that any that anyone tried to do . and— everything that any that anyone tried to do . and there were tried to do. and there were gtouty— tried to do. and there were pteuty ot— tried to do. and there were plenty of people on the conservative _ conservative side as well who tutu-t— conservative side as well who tttu-t-tt— conservative side as well who didn't-itlhappen.- conservative side as well who didn't it happen. so didn't want it to happen. so ttougt— didn't want it to happen. so even though they had this 80 soot—tot- even though they had this 80 seat—had too. even though they had this 80. seat—had too much seat majority, they had too much tuttgtttug. — seat majority, they had too much infighting. _times. - seat majority, they had too much infighting. times. they leader numerous times. they have not-ou— leader numerous times. they have not-on us,-british- not focussed on us, the british outtto— not focussed on us, the british guttto. they-uo— not focussed on us, the british public. they've - so - not focussed on us, the british public. they've so insular public. they've been so insular in -westminster- public. they've been so insular in westminster bubble that in their westminster bubble that we in their westminster bubble that yuo-tot— in their westminster bubble that wo-totltoot- in their westminster bubble that we-hadllook in.- in their westminster bubble that we-hadllook in. so- we haven't had a look in. so ovoulyou— we haven't had a look in. so even .you _that- we haven't had a look in. so even .you _that we. we haven't had a look in. so even you that we could even if you think that we could tuto— even if you think that we could have too— even if you think that we could have had brexit,— even if you think that we could have had brexit, my shame is that— have had brexit, my shame is that .— have had brexit, my shame is that i thought— have had brexit, my shame is that i thought our politicians uoutt—to- that i thought our politicians woutt—to o- that i thought our politicians would do a better that i thought our politicians- would_do a betterjob would be able to do a betterjob tutu— would be able to do a betterjob tutu-ones— would be able to do a betterjob thou-ones tu— would be able to do a betterjob than-ones in-eu.- would be able to do a betterjob than ones in eu. i'm than the ones in the eu. i'm sorry.— than the ones in the eu. i'm sorry-tutt— than the ones in the eu. i'm sorry,-think rishi- than the ones in the eu. i'm sorry, think rishi is a sorry, but i think rishi is a gusto— sorry, but i think rishi is a. plastic—pretended sorry, but i think rishi is a- plastic_pretended he plastic leaver. he pretended he it wasn't true . and that's the it wasn't true. and that's the trouble that tory never really delivered . they didn't really delivered. they didn't really want it. i think at the end of tho— want it. i think at the end of the toy.— want it. i think at the end of the toy. ot— want it. i think at the end of the day, at the— want it. i think at the end of the day, at the end- g i think at the end of the day, at the end of the day, googto— the day, at the end of the day, googto ttougtt— the day, at the end of the day, people thought it— the day, at the end of the day, people thought it was going to be people thought it was going to too-trout. — people thought it was going to be-brexit. that's- people thought it was going to be-brexit. that's it,- people thought it was going to be brexit. g g be like brexit. that's it, it's done. trunk it's done. trunk but it's but obviously much red obviously there was so much red tape many different tape and so many different problems many different

problems and so many different mps that one thing and mps that want one thing and don't we've don't want another thing. we've got, obviously, got, you know, obviously, you know, and theresa may, know, liz truss and theresa may, everybody something everybody wanted something different. everybody wanted something diffe like . everybody wanted something diffelike fighting for something was like fighting for something different. there's different. there was no there's been no path . like no one, been no clear path. like no one, no one has said this is the way to go . no, we thought it would to go. no, we thought it would be a clean we thought it'd be a clean break and patronage being so listening to that so patronising listening to that , that we'd , everybody thought that we'd have . no, they didn't think have this. no, they didn't think that— have this. no, they didn't think tout-tutu.— have this. no, they didn't think that-didn'tlnever- that they didn't. i never thought— that they didn't. i never| thought—to that they didn't. i never- thought_be easy. thought that it would be easy. uoug. — thought that it would be easy. uoug. _to- thought that it would be easy. tong-_to. no.- thought that it would be easy. tong-_to. uoi hang. no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no,- hang. no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. listen, i no, no, no, no, no, no. listen, t-tttut— no, no, no, no, no, no. listen, t-tttut tt— no, no, no, no, no, no. listen, i-think it would- no, no, no, no, no, no. listen, i-think it would be- no, no, no, no, no, no. listen, i think it would be easy. no, no, no, no, no, no. listen, i was think it would be easy. no, no, no, no, no, no. listen, i was expecting would be easy. no, no, no, no, no, no. listen, i was expecting that d be easy. no, no, no, no, no, no. listen, i was expecting that thosetasy. no, no, no, no, no, no. listen, i was expecting that those who toot—oouootol lost the vote would concede gotttoty— lost the vote would concede politely. allow- lost the vote would concede politely. allow it- lost the vote would concede politely allow it to happen politely and allow it to happen out— politely and allow it to happen out-oo— politely and allow it to happen out-us o— politely and allow it to happen and-as a team,- and then work as a team, tuotuttug— and then work as a team,- including—that's including the tory mps. that's what—att— including the tory mps. that's what-allltheml including the tory mps. that's. what-alllthem. all what i thought. all of them. all of what i thought. all of them. all ot-uot— what i thought. all of them. all ot-uot tut— what i thought. all of them. all ot-uot too not- what i thought. all of them. all of not i'm not saying of them. i'm not i'm not saying that— of them. i'm not i'm not saying ttot—tttu-tl that one party, but they didn't do that one party, but they didn't to—got- that one party, but they didn't to—got ttotti do that. they didn't get their woy. — do that. they didn't get their way. so— do that. they didn't get their own way. so they— do that. they didn't get their own way. so they frustrated it togootetty. — own way. so they frustrated it repeatedly. _the . own way. so they frustrated it repeatedly. the cost repeatedly. and it was the cost to-tttttot— repeatedly. and it was the cost to british taxpayer, who to us. the british taxpayer, who tot— to us. the british taxpayer, who tot-tout— to us. the british taxpayer, who had-deal with— to us. the british taxpayer, who had-deal with the— to us. the british taxpayer, who had deal with the situation had to deal with the situation toot-o— had to deal with the situation motto-.— had to deal with the situation ttot-o-. so— had to deal with the situation that's-. so you're- had to deal with the situation that's . so you're blaming that's ensued. so you're blaming the that's ensued. so you're blaming tho-ou— that's ensued. so you're blaming tho-on tho— that's ensued. so you're blaming the on the remainers? \tiit the mess on the remainers? no, tut— the mess on the remainers? no, tut ttytug— the mess on the remainers? no, tm ttytng to— the mess on the remainers? no, tm ttytng to most— the mess on the remainers? no, i'm trying to mess it— the mess on the remainers? \zit “g c yes, i'm trying to mess it up. yes, i'm trying to mess it up. yes, i'm blaming those . i'm- “g c i yes, i'm blaming those . i'm blaming i'm blaming those. i'm blaming ttooo— i'm blaming those. i'm blaming ttooo uto— i'm blaming those. i'm blaming those who couldn't accept a oomoototto— those who couldn't accept a democratic vote— those who couldn't accept a democratic vote and who made it tttttoutt— democratic vote and who made it tttttoutt tot— democratic vote and who made it difficult for it— democratic vote and who made it difficult for it to _

democratic vote and who made it difficult for it to happen . difficult for it to happen. i ton-t— difficult for it to happen. i ton-t tttut— difficult for it to happen. i don't think anyone- difficult for it to happen. i don't think anyone in- don't think anyone in government, in government government, anyone in government would things worse would try and make things worse for our nation. they didn't want it. and if and if they didn't wont— it. and if and if they didn't wont t.— it. and if and if they didn't wont tt. ttoy— c and if and if they didn't want it, they didn't want it. i ptototty— want it, they didn't want it. i can probably find— want it, they didn't want it. i can probably find sabotage. i can probably find sabotage. i can find you. not the way to go. i can find you. not the way to go. . tu— can find you. not the way to go. . oon-you— can find you. not the way to go. t oon-you poopto— can find you. not the way to go. i can-you people who've- i can find you people who've said they want reverse said that they want to reverse brexit. people who've brexit. i can find people who've said they kept doing said that and they kept doing it repeated and repeatedly. they were go along were not prepared to go along with asked for a second with it. they asked for a second referendum accepting referendum instead of accepting the vote. had they accepted it, we would be much further ahead. they obstacle of they were the obstacle of this country. biggest vote . oh, country. the biggest vote. oh, okay. — country. the biggest vote. oh, okay. aut— country. the biggest vote. oh, okay. ant-buy— country. the biggest vote. oh, okay. and-buy lies- country. the biggest vote. oh, okay. and-buy lies ,- okay. and they buy lies, incidentally. _ okay. and they buy lies, incidentally. rishi. rishi has not delivered.— incidentally. rishi. rishi has not delivered. it's a wishy uuoty— not delivered. it's a wishy uuoty tttott. — not delivered. it's a wishy washy rishi. rishi. he never wanted— washy rishi. rishi. he never uoutot to— washy rishi. rishi. he never wanted to do— washy rishi. rishi. he never wanted to do rishi wishy washy , wanted to do rishi wishy washy, to to— wanted to do rishi wishy washy, to to honest.— wanted to do rishi wishy washy, to be honest. but— wanted to do rishi wishy washy, to be honest. but then he tttu-t. — to be honest. but then he tttu-t. tut— to be honest. but then he didn't. but then- to be honest. but then he didn't. “titt: to be honest. but then he- didn't. but then we had. we had the problems with people, didn't like what boris wanted for it. people what theresa people didn't want what theresa wanted always there was there was always there was always going be problem always going to be a problem because remainers and because there was remainers and brexiteers within both parties. the mean, we the whole they say, i mean, we don't have a choice one or don't have a choice one way or the other. not the point.

the other. that's not the point. what i expect in our politicians is what i expect in our politicians to-tt— what i expect in our politicians to-tt-tou-t— what i expect in our politicians is-if-don't-your. is even if you don't get your way,— is even if you don't get your way-thou— is even if you don't get your way,-then.along- is even if you don't get your way,-then.along what way, you then go along with what is way, you then go along with what to—ttot— way, you then go along with what to—ttot to- way, you then go along with what to—ttot to your. is agreed because that is your job is agreed because that is your tot oo— is agreed because that is your tot to o— is agreed because that is your job as a politician. and there is agreed because that is your job aplentyitician. and there is agreed because that is your job aplenty of ian. and there is agreed because that is your job aplenty of politicianstere is agreed because that is your job a plenty of politicians whose were plenty of politicians whose oouotttuouto— were plenty of politicians whose constituents voted _ were plenty of politicians whose constituents voted brexit, were plenty of politicians whose conzthey nts voted brexit, were plenty of politicians whose conzthey went )ted brexit, were plenty of politicians whose conzthey went azd brexit, were plenty of politicians whose conzthey went a different xit, were plenty of politicians whose conzthey went a different way. but they went a different way. so but they went a different way. so-to— but they went a different way. so-to tuto- but they went a different way. so-is this, that- but they went a different way. so is this, that brexit so my point is this, that brexit was something— so my point is this, that brexit was something that the people of this country voted for. it's toot— this country voted for. it's. been—neolithic been handled with neolithic incompetence— been handled with neolithic incompetence by our politicians out— incompetence by our politicians out they— incompetence by our politicians out they to— incompetence by our politicians out they ou— incompetence by our politicians and they are an embarrassment. txootty— and they are an embarrassment. txootty — and they are an embarrassment. txootty a— and they are an embarrassment. exactly a useless,— and they are an embarrassment. exactly ' c. c. exactly a useless, useless, useless. nobody, exactly ' .. nobody, nobody. useless. nobody, nobody. they-uo— useless. nobody, nobody. they've let down this country. we voted for brexit and they've let we voted for brexit and they've tot uo— we voted for brexit and they've tot uo town — we voted for brexit and they've let us down again— we voted for brexit and they've let us down again . we voted for brexit and they've let us down again. git “ we voted for brexit and they've let us down again . git “ let us down again. again, i say that— let us down again. again, i say that we were pushed over the line by lies, but nevertheless, nevertheless, i accept it . and i nevertheless, i accept it. and i would and i would want, of course , everyone in britain course, everyone in britain would want it to work for it. like if there's like all these all these amazing gifts that would come from i'm, i'm talking about are they control of our borders? no, we're in a mess. anu— borders? no, we're in a mess. ant tt-o— borders? no, we're in a mess. and it's not even it's not even the fault of brexit. the borders are in that way. it's the fault of the useless home office who cannot process asylum claims and their processing. nine we can't . can ijust their processing. nine we can't

. can i just say we can't keep ttomtug— . can i just say we can't keep ttumtug tho— . can i just say we can't keep blaming the civil— can i just say we can't keep blaming the civil servants, the goommout — blaming the civil servants, the government. blame government. i'm not to blame for toot.— government. i'm not to blame for toot-outt— government. i'm not to blame for that.-civil servants- that. all of the civil servants . tho— that. all of the civil servants , the government— that. all of the civil servants , the government hang on weight oouttot— , the government hang on weight oouttot . — , the government hang on weight oouttot . uto— , the government hang on weight control . we-to_ , the government hang on weight control . we-to move- , the government hang on weight control . tit“ control. we need to move on. i need find out what our need to find out what our viewers think. but i'm to viewers think. but i'm going to have word this. the have the final word on this. the civil i think they've civil servants, i think they've got as well. got a lot to do with it as well. they brexit. they they didn't like brexit. they frustrated well. and some frustrated it as well. and some of wanting of them even wanting going against things that voted against the things that we voted for to actually against the things that we voted forthrough. to actually against the things that we voted forthrough. this actually against the things that we voted forthrough. this showrlly against the things that we voted forthrough. this show isl go through. but this show is nothing your nothing without you and your thoughts. let's welcome our great british voices, their opportunity show. opportunity to be on the show. tell think about tell us what they think about the discussing. the topics we're discussing. no, no, fryston. no, it's john rhiannon fryston. let's kidderminster. let's go to kidderminster. let's have reid. john have a chat with john reid. john do you regret . brexit nana have a chat with john reid. john do you regret. brexit nana i'm so with do you regret. brexit nana i'm so uttt you— do you regret. brexit nana i'm so uttt you on— do you regret. brexit nana i'm so with you on this— tii» ”tigitic fittix c nana i'm so with you on this subject. you are so with you on this subject. you soytug— so with you on this subject. you soytug tottug— so with you on this subject. you are saying taking the words out of are saying taking the words out ot my— are saying taking the words out ot my mouth.— are saying taking the words out of my mouth, the— are saying taking the words out of my mouth, the two ladies on you— of my mouth, the two ladies on your gouot— of my mouth, the two ladies on your panel yourself and your tttout— your panel yourself and your tttout oo— your panel yourself and your friend are absolutely on the money.— friend are absolutely on the money. too— friend are absolutely on the money. i've voted for brexit and tootty— money. i've voted for brexit and tootty tot— money. i've voted for brexit and tootty to one— money. i've voted for brexit and really for one main— money. i've voted for brexit and really for one main reason, and that— really for one main reason, and that yo— really for one main reason, and that to— really for one main reason, and that to get— really for one main reason, and that was to get the— really for one main reason, and that was to get the control of tout— that was to get the control of our laws back— that was to get the control of our laws back .— that was to get the control of our laws back . and look what our laws back. and look what tuto— our laws back. and look what this government— our laws back. and look what this government have done with it. this government have done with t. — this government have done with t. tu— this government have done with t. to toot.— this government have done with it. in fact, look— this government have done with it. in fact, look what- this government have done with it. in fact, look what this government have done with anything. they say one thing and

do another. i love the phrase utoty— do another. i love the phrase utoty uuoty— do another. i love the phrase wishy washy ruchi _ tii» i love the phrase wishy washy ruchi rishi, was it oomotttug— wishy washy ruchi rishi, was it oomotttug you— wishy washy ruchi rishi, was it something you said that fantastic. _ something you said that fantastic. no,- something you said that fantastic. \tiit something you said that fantastic. ti» c fantastic. no, that wasn't yours. sam it was mine. it was lizzie cundy. don't try and own that. sam. give to me . no, that. sam. give it to me. no, sam. claim that one sam. trying to claim that one for his can come from brexit, but they haven't come yet because government has because the government has messed up. so that guy in the messed it up. so that guy in the mute— messed it up. so that guy in the mtttto roto— messed it up. so that guy in the middle rose between— : c c. so that guy in the middle rose between thorns. middle rose between two thorns. not middle rose between two thorns. uotlmy— middle rose between two thorns. uotlmy uottu. — middle rose between two thorns. not. my world. the— middle rose between two thorns. not. my world. the other- middle rose between two thorns. not. my world. the other one. not in my world. the other one is a thorn between two roses. i think. done. i think he means a thorn— think. done. ! think he means a thorn between— think. done. ! think he means a thorn between two— think. done. i think he means a thorn between two roses, john. tut— thorn between two roses, john. but thank— thorn between two roses, john. but thank you— thorn between two roses, john. but thank you for— thorn between two roses, john. but thank you for that. ti» but thank you for that. no, no, no. but thank you for that. no, no, no-ttgtt. — but thank you for that. no, no, no-ttgtt. tho- but thank you for that. no, no, no.-right. the first- no. he was right. the first time. between two roses. thank you much. buxton you very much. tonia buxton to you. john you. your thoughts as john there in of you in kidderminster. lots of you also in touch with also been getting in touch with your thoughts. susan do your thoughts. susan said, i do not. never regret not. and never will regret brexit. the brexit. let's just finish the job properly. says, job properly. christine says, no, brexit. no, i don't regret brexit. i just the conservatives just hate the conservatives for not us the brexit we not giving us the brexit we voted for. i don't like liars . i voted for. i don't like liars. i don't laws. why should don't want eu laws. why should brussels poke their in our brussels poke their noses in our affairs ? judith let's face affairs? judith says, let's face it, brexit hasn't happened because government and because of weak government and the opposition tying lead led weights to the process. the whole thing has been detrimental

to brexiteers and the opposers who ron who won't accept defeat. ron says. it makes me sad that we're in this position where the uk is isolated from the eu with isolated away from the eu with no global partners . brexit no global partners. brexit was a massive no one that massive mistake and no one that we will be an and one will be paying we will be an and one will be paying for years is right. well, there's a pull up right now on twitter throughout the show asking do brexit and asking do you brexit and currently 77% say they do not regret brexit. 23% say they do. so most people don't regret it. these are and these are probably people that voted for brexit, say 23% of them said that they regret brexit. so therefore that tootug— regret brexit. so therefore that we're losing the— "titg ”tic fittix c so therefore that we're losing the debate . ti» titty we're losing the debate. no. why is we're losing the debate. no. why to there— we're losing the debate. no. why to there t— we're losing the debate. no. why is there a assumption that people who watch this channel voted for brexit? we have a plethora of, you're on it. plethora of, but you're on it. but , can i also can i say but also, can i also can i say that— but also, can i also can i say toot-o— but also, can i also can i say that-a perfect- but also, can i also can i say that a perfect storm that it's been a perfect storm of that it's been a perfect storm ot-goutomto— that it's been a perfect storm of-pandemic of- that it's been a perfect storm of pandemic of the war in of the pandemic of the war in motto.— of the pandemic of the war in uttotuo. ot— of the pandemic of the war in uttotuo. ot .— of the pandemic of the war in ukraine, of, you— of the pandemic of the war in ukraine, of , you know, a ukraine, of, you know, a government— ukraine, of, you know, a government in- ukraine, of, you know, a government in disarray and there-o— government in disarray and ttoto-o otto— government in disarray and there's also and— government in disarray and there's also and in that storm is there's also and in that storm to o— there's also and in that storm to o ottoot— there's also and in that storm is a streak of— there's also and in that storm is a streak of lightning that's oomtug— is a streak of lightning that's oomtug to— is a streak of lightning that's coming to town— is a streak of lightning that's coming to town right with me. tut — coming to town right with me. tut tuto— coming to town right with me. tut ttto to— coming to town right with me. tut ttto to ot— coming to town right with me. i'm this is gb views— coming to town right with me. i'm this is gb views on- coming to town right with me. i'm this is gb views on tv, onune i'm this is gb views on tv, online and on digital radio . the

online and on digital radio. the great royal biographer angela levin will be live in the studio to give me the latest from behind the palace walls on the menu take on the official menu her take on the official royal photos. portrait royal photos. there's a portrait there why camilla there and why camilla is possibly popular royal possibly the least popular royal erg the way as well at erg is on the way as well at five. it

scaffold, he was the true totoutot— scaffold, he was the true defender of _ scaffold, he was the true defender of liberty. yeah i've oomgtototy— defender of liberty. yeah i've completely derailed the conversation _ completely derailed the conversation .- completely derailed the conversation . c: conversation. hello. good afternoon . welcome. just coming afternoon. welcome. just coming up to six minutes to 5:00. this is gb news on tv, online and on digital radio. i've nana akua now. there's always something going on in the royal household and this week has been no different. series of official different. a series of official portraits from the coronation have been released, with one image charles, william image depicting charles, william and george. members the and george. members of the pubuc and george. members of the public have dubbed this image. we now, that's as we three kings. now, that's as bridgerton star adjoa andoh commented on the royal family's balcony during the balcony appearance during the coronation, describing it as terribly white. every sunday. we love to give you a rundown. who better angela better to do so than angela levin? royal biographer. angela,

welcome. hello thank you very mutt.— welcome. hello thank you very mutt. tt-o— welcome. hello thank you very much. it's nice— welcome. hello thank you very much. it's nice to— welcome. hello thank you very much. it's nice to see- f thank you very much. it's nice to see you. i thought— much. it's nice to see you. i thought the— much. it's nice to see you. i thought the photographs were otuuutug— thought the photographs were otututng uto— thought the photographs were stunning erg that came out today tutore— stunning erg that came out today where you— stunning erg that came out today where you too— stunning erg that came out today where you had three kings and uttt— where you had three kings and uttt tho— where you had three kings and one with the two— where you had three kings and one with the two in the future. anu— one with the two in the future. ant you — one with the two in the future. ant you tou— one with the two in the future. and you had all— one with the two in the future. and you had all the— one with the two in the future. and you had all the people who were helping holding the trails and things like that. but i felt that the one that came out first, i thought it should come out last actually was sort of quite elderly . it was several in quite elderly. it was several in thou— quite elderly. it was several in ttott tote— quite elderly. it was several in their late 80s— quite elderly. it was several in their late 80s and— ti 21g it was several in their late 80s and several i 21g it was several in their late 80s and several in thou— their late 80s and several in ttott too— their late 80s and several in their 70s and _ their late 80s and several in their 70s and i— their late 80s and several in their 70s and i thought it tootot— their 70s and i thought it tootot ot— their 70s and i thought it looked at the— their 70s and i thought it looked at the coronation would be, looked at the coronation would to. you— looked at the coronation would to. you know.— looked at the coronation would be, you know, the— looked at the coronation would be, you know, the end of it all tooouo— be, you know, the end of it all because there _ be, you know, the end of it all because there were so many older googto— because there were so many older googto . — because there were so many older googto . so— because there were so many older googto . so .— because there were so many older googto . so . ut— because there were so many older people . people. so i was absolutely delighted. i people. so i was absolutely delighted . i was sad about that. delighted. i was sad about that. and then absolutely delighted when they had young george there, who was on a step above everybody else. but he actually had a very natural smile and he was much more confident . and his was much more confident. and his father was prince william was very confident as well . and it very confident as well. and it looked wonderful. _ very confident as well. and it looked wonderful. and- titit“ iti“. and it looked wonderful. and the ti»i»“ iti“. and it looked wonderful. and the way

they— looked wonderful. and the way they tott— looked wonderful. and the way they oott ot— looked wonderful. and the way they sort of took— looked wonderful. and the way they sort of took the tails , as they sort of took the tails, as it they sort of took the tails, as tt — they sort of took the tails, as it were, down— they sort of took the tails, as it were, down the— they sort of took the tails, as it were, down the steps i thought— it were, down the steps i thought was _ it were, down the steps i thought was absolutely brilliant.— thought was absolutely brilliant. and they're treasured . ootuotty. — brilliant. and they're treasured .ootuotty. .— brilliant. and they're treasured , actually. i think— brilliant. and they're treasured , actually. i think they're wonderful— , actually. i think they're wonderful and- , actually. i think they're wonderful and so much happiness otter— wonderful and so much happiness ottot tt— wonderful and so much happiness ottot tt uo— wonderful and so much happiness after it was all— wonderful and so much happiness after it was all over— wonderful and so much happiness after it was all over and they'd ttuougt— after it was all over and they'd come through without any touttto— come through without any terrible errors— come through without any terrible errors or people doing oomotttug— terrible errors or people doing something they— terrible errors or people doing something they didn't like. i thought— something they didn't like. i ttougtt tto— something they didn't like. i thought the picture- something they didn't like. i thought the picture was- something they didn't like. i thought the picture was lovely. i love the purples in there. i was thinking to myself, i want to dress in that colour, but that sort of lovely train that to dress in that colour, but that ofrt of lovely train that to dress in that colour, but that of coming ely train that to dress in that colour, but that of coming outtrain that to dress in that colour, but that of coming out from that sort of coming out from that gown adjoa andoh? gown. what about adjoa andoh? she made that comment on the balcony , said it was terribly balcony, said it was terribly white. that on itv's white. she did that on itv's coverage. she was one of the pundits. nobody pulled her up on it at all. no . pundits. nobody pulled her up on it at all. no. in pundits. nobody pulled her up on it at all. no . in fact, they it at all. no. in fact, they said day , nobody's said the next day, nobody's upset about it. well, i was very upset— upset about it. well, i was very upset about— upset about it. well, i was very upset about tt— upset about it. well, i was very upset about it, actually,- upset about it, actually, teoouse— upset about it, actually, because if— upset about it, actually, because if you have a white tomtty— because if you have a white tomtty. utot— because if you have a white family, what are— because if you have a white family, what are you supposed to do family, what are you supposed to to pust— family, what are you supposed to to just utte— family, what are you supposed to do just hire somebody to stand there— do just hire somebody to stand there uttt— do just hire somebody to stand there with you— do just hire somebody to stand there with you or— do just hire somebody to stand there with you or or bring someone in who's actually not you— someone in who's actually not your the— someone in who's actually not your the blood.— someone in who's actually not your the blood. don't know just because— your the blood. don't know just because you— your the blood. don't know just because you should have someone of because you should have someone ot oooutt— because you should have someone ot soout there.— because you should have someone ot soout ttete. .— because you should have someone of colour there. i mean, it's a tuttstous— of colour there. i mean, it's a ludicrous thing— of colour there. i mean, it's a ludicrous thing to— of colour there. i mean, it's a ludicrous thing to say. and i tut.— ludicrous thing to say. and i tttut. os— ludicrous thing to say. and i tttut. us you— ludicrous thing to say. and i think, as you said earlier, that

ostuotty— think, as you said earlier, that ustuotty you— think, as you said earlier, that actually you can't— think, as you said earlier, that actually you can't say the same tug— actually you can't say the same tttug tt— actually you can't say the same tttug tt tt— actually you can't say the same tttpg tt tt wus— actually you can't say the same thing if it was like— actually you can't say the same thing if it was like the obamas out— thing if it was like the obamas out soy— thing if it was like the obamas out soy .— thing if it was like the obamas out soy . wett— thing if it was like the obamas and say , well, actually, you've and say, well, actually, you've got— and say, well, actually, you've got to— and say, well, actually, you've got to toye— and say, well, actually, you've got to have u— and say, well, actually, you've got to have a white daughter there— got to have a white daughter ttete ot— got to have a white daughter there or you've— got to have a white daughter there or you've got to have, you know.— there or you've got to have, you tuoulmeou— there or you've got to have, you know,imean,.was- there or you've got to have, you know, mean, was beyond know, i mean, it was just beyond uutetstouttug— know, i mean, it was just beyond uutetstouttug .— know, i mean, it was just beyond understanding, adding and the fact understanding, adding and the test that— understanding, adding and the fact that.sailed_ understanding, adding and the fact that sailed through on fact that it sailed through on ttv. — fact that it sailed through on ttv. .— fact that it sailed through on itv. i thought— fact that it sailed through on itv. i thought was- fact that it sailed through on itv. i thought was absolutely terrible and insulting to us all because you don't want to just choose any old person because you've got to follow the rules . you've got to follow the rules. well, clearly, that's what they sit. — well, clearly, that's what they sit. _ttete - well, clearly, that's what they- did. _therelcomment did. having her there to comment on did. having her there to comment out—ste- on it, because what she said there—ridiculous. there was pretty ridiculous. i thought— there was pretty ridiculous. i thought-wes— there was pretty ridiculous. i thought was odd. and she thought that was odd. and she stout— thought that was odd. and she should probably— thought that was odd. and she should probably acting should probably stick to acting . _you out- should probably stick to acting . _you out tsl . i thought that was odd as well, just because she well, because just because she was queen in a tv programme was a queen in a tv programme doesn't make it right that she was there to talk about the royals. well, i mean, it would toye— royals. well, i mean, it would have teen— royals. well, i mean, it would have been nice. _ “ well, i mean, it would have been nice. | j well, i mean, it would have been nice. i would have been nice. tony. i would toye— have been nice. tony. i would tote-toppy— have been nice. tony. i would tote-toppy-to- have been happy for her to be there.— have been happy for her to be there.iwould've_ have been happy for her to be there. would've happy to there. i would've been happy to toye— there. i would've been happy to tote-tese.- there. i would've been happy to have-there. but- have her to be there. but unfortunately, _ have her to be there. but unfortunately, i don't really went— unfortunately, i don't really. wont—totstug want to hear somebody forcing me to-evetytttug— want to hear somebody forcing me to-evetytttug os- want to hear somebody forcing me to-everything as a- want to hear somebody forcing me to everything as a race to look at everything as a race tug.— to look at everything as a race thug-loosen.— to look at everything as a race thing. mean, know, thing. i mean, you know, it's pust— thing. i mean, you know, it's just—ttugt just a balcony with the king and his just a balcony with the king and tots—ot— just a balcony with the king and tts—ot tte- just a balcony with the king and his—at the closest. his family there at the closest toyots— his family there at the closest toyots uto — his family there at the closest royals who closest to royals who are the closest to the— royals who are the closest to the throne. — royals who are the closest to the throne. _what- royals who are the closest to the throne. what i expect the throne. that's what i expect to — the throne. that's what i expect to tu— the throne. that's what i expect to see. i'm expecting see to see. i'm expecting to see the tug— king and the queen and some stose—tut- king and the queen and some stose—tot way- king and the queen and some close _ bad way toi king and the queen and some. close—bad way to go

close royals. very bad way to go stout— close royals. very bad way to go uouut — close royals. very bad way to go around. relevant.— close royals. very bad way to go around. t tti ”g close royals. very bad way to go around. relevant. everyone as you in a racist light. you know, in a racist light. could you imagine she'll come you know, in a racist light. - could you imagine she'll come to the—theses- the room and go, oh, there's outy— the room and go, oh, there's opty tuss— the room and go, oh, there's only three black— the room and go, oh, there's only three black people and one pesou— only three black people and one petsoulttot. — only three black people and one person-that. it's— only three black people and one person that. it's just only three black people and one person that. it'sjust so person in that. it's just so ridiculous.— person in that. it's just so ridiculous. ridiculous, person in that. it's just so ridic|it?is. ridiculous, person in that. it's just so ridic|it?is. otherculous, person in that. it's just so ridic|it?is. other things that isn't it? any other things that _ttttt- isn't it? any other things that we've _with the i we've got going on with the toyotst — we've got going on with the toyotst tes.— we've got going on with the royals? yes. just- we've got going on with the royals? tt/titift qtuiti“ royals? yes. just why queen camilla is not very popular. why is she 39% in the popular rmt rate, which was above harry and meghan , but not very much. and meghan, but not very much. and i think the reason is that— g i“.i“ and i think the reason is that she's ot— think the reason is that she's ot those— think the reason is that she's one of those people. i“tititi one of those people. the more you— one of those people. the more you tutu— one of those people. the more you know her, the more you like her. she doesn't like to be in the . right. so you the spotlight. right. so you stou-t— the spotlight. right. so you ton-t get— the spotlight. right. so you top-t get to— the spotlight. right. so you don't get to know- 3“. right. so you don't get to know her so easily -stts— don't get to know her so easily -st-s there- don't get to know her so easily .-she's there with. . albie and she's there with tug— . albie and she's there with king charles— . albie and she's there with king charles to— . albie and she's there with king charles to support him. she toesu-t— king charles to support him. she toesu-t wont— king charles to support him. she doesn't want to _ king charles to support him. she doesn't want to take the ttmettgtt. — doesn't want to take the limelight. but- doesn't want to take the limelight. doesn't want to take the- limelight. but when you come to her doing the engagements that she cares about, like literacy , she cares about, like literacy, arnie and domestic violence, she's incredibly powerful. she's also very funny. she's not a she's also very funny. she's not to spot.— she's also very funny. she's not to spot. ste— she's also very funny. she's not a snob. she likes people . she a snob. she likes people. she really wants to hear people's stories at any age, any time . stories at any age, any time. and i hope that now she's

settttug— and i hope that now she's settttug tn.— and i hope that now she's settling in. she's. she's pettest— settling in. she's. she's perfect, isn't- settling in. she's. she's perfect, isn't she? .. settling in. she's. she's- perfect, isn't she? she will be, you— perfect, isn't she? she will be, you know, liked more and more. i mean, i spent over a year with tet— i mean, i spent over a year with he out— i mean, i spent over a year with he out .— i mean, i spent over a year with her and i thought— i mean, i spent over a year with her and i thought that she was teuttts. — her and i thought that she was terrific. and— her and i thought that she was terrific. ' “i well, you've terrific. and. well,you've utttteu— terrific. and. well,you've utttteu o— terrific. and. well, you've written a book— terrific. ' “i well, you've written a book about her, totes-t— written a book about her, haven't you?— written a book about her, haven't you? well, listen, tetote— haven't you? well, listen, tetote we — haven't you? well, listen, before we go,— haven't you? well, listen, before we go, i've got to ask you— before we go, i've got to ask you-90t— before we go, i've got to ask you-got stout- before we go, i've got to ask you got about you you about got about ask you stout—up - you about got about ask you. about—uri geller's about uri, because uri geller's somtug— about uri, because uri geller's somtug ou— about uri, because uri geller's somtug ou tu— about uri, because uri geller's somtpg on to o— about uri, because uri geller's coming on in a few moments time. about uri, because uri geller's com you'vein a few moments time. about uri, because uri geller's com you've actually moments time. about uri, because uri geller's com you've actually hadients time. about uri, because uri geller's com you've actually had ants time. and you've actually had an expeueuse— and you've actually had an experience, him. experience, experience with him. i experience, experience with him. t—tutettteu- i had to go and interview him. i took i put it in took my spoon, but i put it in an before i went there an envelope before i went there so that nobody could steal it from my handbag while i was there talking him and he there talking to him and he managed to bend it in the envelope really well . was he envelope really well. was he touching it or— envelope really well. was he touching it or was— envelope really well. was he touching it or was it- envelope really well. was he touching it or was it in- ti "tie. was he touching it or was it in the eptetopet — touching it or was it in the envelope? no,- touching it or was it in the envelope? ti» touching it or was it in the envelope? ttit i“ ttit touching it or was it in the- envelope? no, no. even. no. wow. more than that, he asked me to do a drawing and he would guess what it was. so i started with the house because not an the house because i'm not an artist. a house and artist. i did a house and i thought, oh, don't want thought, oh, no, i don't want a house. a cat and he house. so i did a cat and he said, oh, you're drawing. he said, oh, you're drawing. he said, it's a house. no, it isn't. you crossed it out and then you did a cat. isn't. you crossed it out and then you did a cat . wow. i was then you did a cat. wow. i was completely overwhelmed. well,

listen, angela levin , i i well, listen, angela levin , thank you. listen, angela levin, thank you. uotouy— listen, angela levin, thank you. uotouy sputu— listen, angela levin, thank you. nobody could believe— listen, angela levin, thank you. nobody could believe that. - nobody could believe that. nobody could believe that. but listen, you won't believe- listen, you won't believe this . listen, you won't believe this. uri listen, you won't believe this. utt—you- listen, you won't believe this. utt—you very- listen, you won't believe this. i uri—you very much. uri geller, thank you very much. augeto— angela levin, by the way, lovely to-you. — angela levin, by the way, lovely to-you. augeto- angela levin, by the way, lovely to you. angela levin, to talk to you. angela levin, toyut—eettetl to talk to you. angela levin,- royal _ geller will royal biographer uri geller will be royal biographer uri geller will te tus— royal biographer uri geller will be ttve tu— royal biographer uri geller will be toe to o— royal biographer uri geller will be live in a couple of moments true.— be live in a couple of moments ttmelyou-ve— be live in a couple of moments ttmelyou-ve got— be live in a couple of moments time..you've got a- be live in a couple of moments time. you've got a spoon or time. if you've got a spoon or sometttug— time. if you've got a spoon or something broken, he wants you to—tte— something broken, he wants you to—tte tv— something broken, he wants you to-the tv-get itl to bring it to the tv and get it testy— to bring it to the tv and get it testy so— to bring it to the tv and get it testy so tut— to bring it to the tv and get it ready so that-can- to bring it to the tv and get it ready so that can potentially ready so that he can potentially fix-wow— ready so that he can potentially fix-wow .— fix it. wow. you're- fix it. wow. you're with me. fix it. wow.- you're with me. i'm to t. wow.— you're with me. i'm nana akua. tus— you're with me. i'm nana akua. ttts ts— you're with me. i'm nana akua. ttts ts eo— you're with me. i'm nana akua. this is gb news— you're with me. i'm nana akua. this is gb news on— you're with me. i'm nana akua. this is gb news on tv, online out— this is gb news on tv, online out on— this is gb news on tv, online and on digital— this is gb news on tv, online and on digital radio . i'm ready and on digital radio. i'm ready uttt— and on digital radio. i'm ready uttt my— and on digital radio. i'm ready out my spoom— and on digital radio. i'm ready with my spoon for— and on digital radio. i'm ready with my spoon for the next hour. me with my spoon for the next hour. us omt— with my spoon for the next hour. us out my— with my spoon for the next hour. us out my pomet— with my spoon for the next hour. me and my panel will be taking on some of the— me and my panel will be taking on some of the big— me and my panel will be taking on some of the big topics mtttmg— on some of the big topicsi tttttmg—mgtt on some of the big topics- hitting_right now. on some of the big topics- hit'ing_right now. on some of the big topics- hit'i said—right now. on some of the big topics hit'i said before, right now. on some of the big topics hit'i said before, five, ht now. on some of the big topics hit'i said before, five, i'll ow. as i said before, at five, i'll be as i said before, at five, i'll toe-you— as i said before, at five, i'll toe-you to- as i said before, at five, i'll toe-you to get- as i said before, at five, i'll be you to get your as i said before, at five, i'll- be _you to get your broken be asking you to get your broken uotstes— be asking you to get your broken watches-spoons— be asking you to get your broken watches-spoons at- be asking you to get your broken watches spoons at the ready watches and spoons at the ready as watches and spoons at the ready uslum — watches and spoons at the ready uslum setter— watches and spoons at the ready as.uri geller will— watches and spoons at the ready as uri geller will be here to as mr uri geller will be here to fix as mr uri geller will be here to to them— as mr uri geller will be here to to them tot— as mr uri geller will be here to fix them for you _ as mr uri geller will be here to fix them for you with his mind. ves- — fix them for you with his mind. ves- utmo— fix them for you with his mind. yes. mind blowing and with the meet— yes. mind blowing and with the great british— yes. mind blowing and with the great british debate. this hour, i'm great british debate. this hour, t-m osttmg— great british debate. this hour, t-m osttmg. me— great british debate. this hour, i'm asking, are the labour party tesomtmg— i'm asking, are the labour party tesomtmg moe— i'm asking, are the labour party becoming more appealing to you? but becoming more appealing to you? out first.— becoming more appealing to you? out first tet-s— becoming more appealing to you? but first, let's get— becoming more appealing to you? but first, let's get your latest

mews- womu. - but first, let's get your latest. news-. nana. thank but first, let's get your latest- news-. nana. thank you news headlines. nana. thank you very— news headlines. nana. thank you very much.— news headlines. nana. thank you very much. it's 5:00. this is the latest from the newsroom. a call has been made for a special summit to bring an end to the toxic rail dispute . rmt union toxic rail dispute. rmt union boss mick lynch has written to the government calling for a meeting with an independent chair, if necessary, to end what he's described as chaos on the railways. it comes as passengers face another day of disruption with workers again joining picket lines. more strikes are set to be held on the 31st of may and june 3rd, the day of the fa cup final at wembley. may and june 3rd, the day of the fa cup final at wembley . the fa cup final at wembley. the union's general secretary is blaming the government for failing to negotiate this government is determined to keep this dispute going because they've got issues in in health care and with the nurses and the doctors, with the teachers and they're trying to clamp down on working people's pay so that they can transfer that wealth to they can transfer that wealth to the rich people of this society where dividends and profits are

up , the stock exchange is up. up, the stock exchange is up. the economy is growing, but they want— the economy is growing, but they want to— the economy is growing, but they want to do— the economy is growing, but they want to do that— the economy is growing, but they want to do that on— the economy is growing, but they want to do that on the basis of tow— want to do that on the basis of tow pay.— want to do that on the basis of tow pay. and— want to do that on the basis of low pay. and we're— want to do that on the basis of low pay. and we're not prepared to accept— low pay. and we're not prepared to accept that— low pay. and we're not prepared to accept that . _ low pay. and we're not prepared to accept that . 37�* to accept that. protesters have been demonstrating against the proposed ulez expansion plan . proposed ulez expansion plan. the motorists were beeping their horns in support of the protesters in orpington. the mayor's proposal to expand the ultra low emission zone could potentially reach the kent border by august. some outer london boroughs, along with surrey county council, launched legal action in february over the proposed extension. protesters say it will hurt them financially. on protesters say it will hurt them financially . on my own gardening financially. on my own gardening busmess— financially. on my own gardening busis i-ve— financially. on my own gardening business, i've just— financially. on my own gardening business, i've just had— �*" “ant on my own gardening business, i've just had to fork bui— business, i've just had to fork bui nearby— business, i've just had to fork out nearly £30,000 for a new van inni— out nearly £30,000 for a new van ban is— out nearly £30,000 for a new van ban is ubiz— out nearly £30,000 for a new van that is ulez compliant in a cost of that is ulez compliant in a cost bi being— that is ulez compliant in a cost of living crisis— that is ulez compliant in a cost of living crisis . _ that is ulez compliant in a cost of living crisis . it's- that is ulez compliant in a cost of living crisis . c can: 3 of living crisis. it's adding extra cash bills onto people's already inflated outgoings. it's just it's totally

unnecessary and it's totally bruisi— unnecessary and it's totally bnuiui in— unnecessary and it's totally brutal in all— unnecessary and it's totally brutal in all honesty , the brutal in all honesty, the inboun— brutal in all honesty, the labour leader— brutal in all honesty, the labour leader says he's ready for u— labour leader says he's ready for u bin— labour leader says he's ready for a dirty and— labour leader says he's ready for a dirty and nasty campaign uneasi— for a dirty and nasty campaign uneui bi— for a dirty and nasty campaign ahead of next— for a dirty and nasty campaign ahead of next year's general eiesiibn. — ahead of next year's general election. sir— ahead of next year's general election. sir keir- ahead of next year's general election. ” ” u: election. sir keir starmer used a speech at the progressive britain conference to outline his vision for the party, which involves changing the entire culture. he also admitted more work needs to be done to reconnect with working people . reconnect with working people. the labour party will only nesbnei— the labour party will only restore hope— the labour party will only restore hope in— the labour party will only restore hope in the country if we agein— restore hope in the country if we once again become the natural venisie— we once again become the natural venisie ibi— we once again become the natural vehicle for working— we once again become the natural vehicle for working people. an ugeni— vehicle for working people. an ugeni ibi— vehicle for working people. an agent for their— vehicle for working people. an agent for their hopes and usbiniibns— agent for their hopes and aspirations ,_ agent for their hopes and aspirations , a— agent for their hopes and aspirations , a party of the aspirations, a party of the common good— aspirations, a party of the common good .- aspirations, a party of the common good . now some people common good. now some people ininb— common good. now some people ininb inni— common good. now some people think that all— common good. now some people think that all we're— common good. now some people think that all we're doing is distancing— think that all we're doing is distancing ourselves from the previous— distancing ourselves from the previous regime— distancing ourselves from the previous regime .— distancing ourselves from the previous regime . well, we are, previous regime. well, we are, but— previous regime. well, we are, but inni— previous regime. well, we are, but that misses— previous regime. well, we are, but that misses the point . this but that misses the point. this is about— but that misses the point. this is about taking— but that misses the point. this is about taking our party back to unen— is about taking our party back to tubes ne— is about taking our party back to where we belong . a nurse from to where we belong. a nurse from beven— to where we belong. a nurse from beven nus— to where we belong. a nurse from beven nus wen—

to where we belong. a nurse from beven nus u— to where we belong. a nurse from devon has won a £200,000 prize for be— devon has won a £200,000 prize for be nonb— devon has won a £200,000 prize for her work in— devon has won a £200,000 prize for her work in improving iiubeies— for her work in improving diabetes care. - for her work in improving diabetes care. twgmic for her work in improving- diabetes care. margaret shepherd from exeter was chosen from over 50,000 medical colleagues across the globe . the 60 year old won the globe. the 60 year old won the globe. the 60 year old won the astor guardians global nursing award for raising awareness of the condition . awareness of the condition. she's set up a network of genetic diabetes nurses and has become the leading nurse for monogenic diabetes in the uk . monogenic diabetes in the uk. now president zelenskyy has met with the pope to discuss a peace mission to end the war with russia. it's his first trip to italy since moscow invaded ukraine in february last year. well, the ukrainian president has also held talks with italian government officials, including prime minister giorgia meloni and the italian president, sergio mattarella . momentum is sergio mattarella. momentum is building ahead of tonight's final of the eurovision song contest in liverpool. the uk's entry may miller, who will perform i wrote a song, says she's ready to get the show on the road. she's one of 26 acts to appear before an estimated

global audience of 160 million viewers. the uk agreed to host the contest on behalf of last year's winner, ukraine, and these fans are very excited for tonight . it feels like these fans are very excited for tonight. it feels like a home ubnui— tonight. it feels like a home about . — tonight. it feels like a home abroad . that's— tonight. it feels like a home abroad . that's why- tonight. it feels like a home abroad . that's why it's- tonight. it feels like a home abroad . that's why it's like abroad. that's why it's like really we're so proud to be here. so proud that people in the uk, they support us in everything and we are so grateful about this. well, listen, i'm so proud- g well, listen, i'm so proud to be from bnis— listen, i'm so proud to be from ibis sin— listen, i'm so proud to be from ibis siiy uni— listen, i'm so proud to be from this city and i— listen, i'm so proud to be from this city and i just— listen, i'm so proud to be from this city and i just hope ba.2 in busine— this city and i just hope ba.2 in ukraine proud— this city and i just hope ba.2 in ukraine proud and i just hope eveone'sry going— in ukraine proud and i just hope everyone's going to have a ball bien— everyone's going to have a ball todav- bu— everyone's going to have a ball todav- in in— everyone's going to have a ball today- be in in— everyone's going to have a ball today. la da da .— everyone's going to have a ball today. la da da . da. today. la da da. da. la la la la la today. la da da. da. la la la la in in— today. la da da. da. la la la la in in in— today. la da da. da. la la la la in in in .— today. la da da. da. la la la la la la la . instead i wrote a song la la la. instead i wrote a song , eurovision host graham norton says the calibre of performers has excelled over the years. i personally think we're i personally think we're going innuen— personally think we're going innuen u— personally think we're going through a kind— personally think we're going through a kind of golden age of eurovision— through a kind of golden age of iunuisibn. — through a kind of golden age of eurovision . i— through a kind of golden age of eurovision . i really— through a kind of golden age of eurovision . ”cage eurovision. i really think the shows for the last few years have been great. really good

songs, and i think that that time of, you know, there was always a kind of a nostalgic thing and a kitschy thing and a campy thing, and there's a little bit of that left. but actually now it's just bunch actually now it's just a bunch of great pop songs . and a 99 of great pop songs. and a 99 year old woman's— gig; 3 and a 99 year old woman's lifelong dream to neve— year old woman's lifelong dream to have knives— year old woman's lifelong dream to have knives thrown at her has come true. don't— to have knives thrown at her has come true. don't worry, it's all part— come true. don't worry, it's all bun bi— come true. don't worry, it's all bun bi un— come true. don't worry, it's all bun bi en neb— come true. don't worry, it's all bun bi an an .— come true. don't worry, it's all part of an act . and- come true. don't worry, it's all part of an act . and the former part of an act. and the former circus worker— part of an act. and the former circus worker couldn't wait to step— circus worker couldn't wait to step busn— circus worker couldn't wait to step back into— circus worker couldn't wait to step back into the ring to have bieies— step back into the ring to have blades hurled— step back into the ring to have blades hurled at— step back into the ring to have blades hurled at her by a professional— blades hurled at her by a professional arnie .uk, who turns— professional arnie .uk, who turns bein— professional arnie .uk, who turns iooin august, asked for bnis— turns iooin august, asked for ibis us— turns iooin august, asked for ibis us bun— turns iooin august, asked for bnis us bun bi— turns iooin august, asked for this as part of a— turns iooin august, asked for this as part of a performance as a this as part of a performance as u binnin— this as part of a performance as a birthday treat. _ this as part of a performance as a birthday treat. she said she rebin— a birthday treat. she said she neuiiy enjoyed— a birthday treat. she said she really enjoyed the experience uni— really enjoyed the experience and wus— really enjoyed the experience and was ready— really enjoyed the experience and was ready for the next one. ibis— and was ready for the next one. inis is— and was ready for the next one. inis is en— and was ready for the next one. this is gb news.— and was ready for the next one. this is gb news. we'll bring you more news as it— this is gb news. we'll bring you more news as it happens. now it's more news as it happens. now its been— more news as it happens. now its best is— more news as it happens. now it's back to nana— more news as it happens. now it's back to nana .— it's back to nana. lesbi— it's back to nana.| . good afternoon. it's back to nana. good afternoon. welcome aboard. this is online and

this is gb news on tv online and on digital radio. i'm nana akua . and for the next hour, me and my panel will be taking on some of hitting the of the big topics hitting the headunes of the big topics hitting the headlines now . this show headlines right now. this show is opinion . headlines right now. this show is opinion. it's mine, is all about opinion. it's mine, it's theirs. and of course, it's yours . be debating, yours. we'll be debating, discussing times we will discussing and at times we will disagree. but no will be disagree. but no one will be cancelled . so joining me today cancelled. so joining me today is broadcaster and columnist lizzie also political lizzie cundy, also political commentator dowler. now commentator sam dowler. now still to come, mystifier uri geller , who is joining me live geller, who is joining me live to perform some of his tricks and illusions during this week's difficult conversation . stay difficult conversation. stay tuned. make sure you- i: if f iii" stay tuned. make sure you bring all besbei— tuned. make sure you bring all pocket watches— tuned. make sure you bring all pocket watches that haven't ubnbei — pocket watches that haven't worked your— pocket watches that haven't worked your grandfathers, grandmothers. it's going to be amazing.— grandmothers. it's going to be amazing. beve— grandmothers. it's going to be amazing. love you all! gb news snoo— amazing. love you all! gb news 5.00 binn— amazing. love you all! gb news 5.00 iiibn ine— amazing. love you all! gb news 5:00 with the amazing nana . i 5:00 with the amazing nana. i neve— 5:00 with the amazing nana. i nave ny— 5:00 with the amazing nana. i nave nny sbeen— 5:00 with the amazing nana. i have my spoon ready. have you got something broken? bring it, bnng got something broken? bring it, bring it, bring it. he'll be on the way after though. the the way after that, though. the great this hour. the way after that, though. the gretasking, this hour. the way after that, though. the gretasking, the this hour. the way after that, though. the gretasking, the labourour. the way after that, though. the gretasking, the labour party i'm asking, are the labour party appealing to you? a leaked document reveals labour's proposals and making it easier for workers to strike to give employees the legal right to work from home. this is one of

them. i mean, do you support things like you email things like that? you can email gb views gbnews.uk or tweet me at . gb news. gb views gbnews.uk or tweet me at. gb news. right. so so very exciting. it's time for this week's difficult conversation. now, this man is known for his mind boggling spoon bending and grand illusions . uri geller has grand illusions. uri geller has spent his career predicting international affairs and supposedly influencing world events . now 50 years since his events. now 50 years since his most famous spoon bending wonder, uri has accomplished a lot from opening his own museum housing the world's largest spoon to founding his own micronation just off the coast of berwick on the scottish border. now the mystifier lives in israel and faces a real time threat from the conflict with palestine. he's witnessed a lot from serving as a paratrooper dunng from serving as a paratrooper during the middle east six day war to the recent bombing across the country. uri joins us today to blow our minds once more and

share his experiences . uri, share his experiences. uri, thank you very much. lovely to see you. uri geller. hey, nana thank you so much. thank you very nusn— thank you so much. thank you very nusn bi— thank you so much. thank you very much for inviting- iii.“ thank you very much for inviting me onto gb very much for inviting me onto eb news.— very much for inviting me onto eb news. is— very much for inviting me onto gb news. it's fantastic being nibb— gb news. it's fantastic being win you.— gb news. it's fantastic being win you. new,— gb news. it's fantastic being with you. now, listen, just to remini— with you. now, listen, just to remind everyone,— with you. now, listen, just to remind everyone, towards the end of remind everyone, towards the end bi bun— remind everyone, towards the end of our conversation,— remind everyone, towards the end of our conversation, towards the eni— of our conversation, towards the end on— of our conversation, towards the end bi ny— of our conversation, towards the end of my interview, make sure inni— end of my interview, make sure but you— end of my interview, make sure but you neve— end of my interview, make sure that you have all— end of my interview, make sure that you have all these broken nuisnes— that you have all these broken watches broken— that you have all these broken watches broken house appliances, bbsbei— watches broken house appliances, beebeb nuisnes— watches broken house appliances, pocket watches that belong to your— pocket watches that belong to your grandfather— pocket watches that belong to your grandfather , alarm clocks your grandfather, alarm clocks inni— your grandfather, alarm clocks inui ion-i— your grandfather, alarm clocks that don't work,— your grandfather, alarm clocks that don't work, mobile phones inni— that don't work, mobile phones but ion-i— that don't work, mobile phones that don't work.— that don't work, mobile phones that don't work. bring them to the that don't work. bring them to be iv— that don't work. bring them to be iv sen— that don't work. bring them to the tv set. because i tell you, in — the tv set. because i tell you, in going— the tv set. because i tell you, in going is— the tv set. because i tell you, i'm going to amaze you later on. bui— i'm going to amaze you later on. but since— i'm going to amaze you later on. but since nana— i'm going to amaze you later on. but since nana you— i'm going to amaze you later on. but since nana you mentioned my isiunb— but since nana you mentioned my isiuni, beb— but since nana you mentioned my isiuni, be me— but since nana you mentioned my island, let me show— but since nana you mentioned my island, let me show it to you. its— island, let me show it to you. is bent— island, let me show it to you. it's right here— island, let me show it to you. it's right here and— island, let me show it to you. it's right here and it's an amusing— it's right here and it's an amusing .— it's right here and it's an amazing, amazing it's right here and it's an amazing , amazing island because amazing, amazing island because it's amazing, amazing island because its snnuiei— amazing, amazing island because its snnuiei in— amazing, amazing island because it's shrouded in mystery and enigma— it's shrouded in mystery and enignu .— it's shrouded in mystery and enignu . ani— it's shrouded in mystery and enigma . and i— it's shrouded in mystery and enigma . and i have enigma. and i have a constitution- enigma. and i have a constitution .- enigma. and i have a constitution . i have a flag . i constitution. i have a flag. i neve— constitution. i have a flag. i nave u— constitution. i have a flag. i have a football— constitution. i have a flag. i have a football team . they won have a football team. they won bunt— have a football team. they won bunt uni— have a football team. they won today and they're— have a football team. they won today and they're going up to the today and they're going up to be next— today and they're going up to be nexi b— today and they're going up to the next to the _ today and they're going up to the next to the to the cup. and

so , sb bui— the next to the to the cup. and so , so, so but let— the next to the to the cup. and so , so, so but let me just so, so, so but let me just iinisn— so, so, so but let me just finish this. _ so, so, so but let me just finish this. you- so, so, so but let me just finish this. you can all become citizen— finish this. you can all become citizen inns— finish this. you can all become citizen fans of— finish this. you can all become citizen fans of my— finish this. you can all become citizen fans of my island . you citizen fans of my island. you just— citizen fans of my island. you tusb gei— citizen fans of my island. you us get cn— citizen fans of my island. you us get on my— citizen fans of my island. you just get on my website. uri beuenccnni— just get on my website. uri dealer.com. it— just get on my website. uri dealer.com. it costs $1. the ebbin— dealer.com. it costs $1. the iciiun gees— dealer.com. it costs $1. the dollar goes to— dealer.com. it costs $1. the dollar goes to six children and you— dollar goes to six children and you become— dollar goes to six children and you become my— dollar goes to six children and you become my citizens. stephen icy-s— you become my citizens. stephen int-s citizen— you become my citizens. stephen icy-s citizen .— you become my citizens. stephen fry's citizen , andre— you become my citizens. stephen fry's citizen , andre peter, fry's citizen, andre peter, ancie— fry's citizen, andre peter, andre .— fry's citizen, andre peter, andre . uni — fry's citizen, andre peter, andre . and now after tom cruise andre. and now after tom cruise uni— andre. and now after tom cruise and brui— andre. and now after tom cruise and but bin.— andre. and now after tom cruise and brad pitt. wow— andre. and now after tom cruise and brad pitt. wow i can't beiieve— and brad pitt. wow i can't believe that— and brad pitt. wow i can't believe that i— and brad pitt. wow i can't believe that i own an island . believe that i own an island. bui— believe that i own an island. but its— believe that i own an island. but its ubi— believe that i own an island. but it's all for— believe that i own an island. but it's all for a— believe that i own an island. but it's all for a good cause . but it's all for a good cause. it but it's all for a good cause. it is. — but it's all for a good cause. it is. b— but it's all for a good cause. it is. b is— but it's all for a good cause. it is. it is wonderful. - but it's all for a good cause. it is. it is wonderful. but- it is. it is wonderful. but nobody can actually go on the island. they can't really live on island, can they? on the island, can they? obviously. it's a wonderful. obviously. but it's a wonderful. yeah it's wonderful, though, isn't so already talk to me isn't it? so already talk to me about. isn't it? so already talk to me about . okay, go ahead . no, i was about. okay, go ahead. no, i was going to just ask you about you. i mean, talk to me about your backstory because people know of you. i remember you with the spoon bending. i've spoon spoon bending. i've got a spoon ready a moment, ready for bending in a moment, but about your but talk to me about your background and know , your background and you know, your your way of thinking, your philosophy and how you've managed to be successful managed to be so successful because impressive . because it's so impressive.

well, look, i'm. i'm an israeli. i well, look, i'm. i'm an israeli. ines— well, look, i'm. i'm an israeli. iuus bein— well, look, i'm. i'm an israeli. i was born here,— well, look, i'm. i'm an israeli. i was born here, but i lived in ingieni— i was born here, but i lived in ingieni ici— i was born here, but i lived in england for 35— i was born here, but i lived in england for 35 years. six years ago,— england for 35 years. six years etc. i— england for 35 years. six years etc. i decided— england for 35 years. six years ago, i decided to— england for 35 years. six years ago, i decided to come back with my ago, i decided to come back with nny nine.— ago, i decided to come back with my wife, hannah,— ago, i decided to come back with my wife, hannah, and i found ibis— my wife, hannah, and i found ibis ensuing— my wife, hannah, and i found this amazing building that now buss— this amazing building that now nuss i— this amazing building that now houses i mean,— this amazing building that now houses i mean, everyone from john— houses i mean, everyone from icnn iennn— houses i mean, everyone from icnn iennn ic— houses i mean, everyone from john lennon to david bowie to iiicnuei— john lennon to david bowie to michael jackson— john lennon to david bowie to michael jackson to my first car beiieve— michael jackson to my first car beiieve ib— michael jackson to my first car beiieve i ci— michael jackson to my first car believe it or not,— michael jackson to my first car believe it or not, i— michael jackson to my first car believe it or not, i traced my insi— believe it or not, i traced my first cun— believe it or not, i traced my first car down— believe it or not, i traced my first car down an— believe it or not, i traced my first car down an and people are unset— first car down an and people are unut but— first car down an and people are uuset but i— first car down an and people are amazed, but i started in bevenu— amazed, but i started in been. but— amazed, but i started in poverty. but in my mind i knew tnut— poverty. but in my mind i knew but in— poverty. but in my mind i knew but in going— poverty. but in my mind i knew that i'm going to— poverty. but in my mind i knew that i'm going to be successful bcuuse— that i'm going to be successful bcuuse i— that i'm going to be successful because i believed in myself . because i believed in myself. unt— because i believed in myself. ant i— because i believed in myself. ant i bunt— because i believed in myself. and i want to— because i believed in myself. and i want to teach you all the ct— and i want to teach you all the viewers of gb— and i want to teach you all the viewers of gb news. listen to it— viewers of gb news. listen to it you— viewers of gb news. listen to it you cun— viewers of gb news. listen to me. if you can go— viewers of gb news. listen to me. if you can go there with your— me. if you can go there with your nint— me. if you can go there with your mind and— me. if you can go there with your mind and you can go there witn— your mind and you can go there nitn youn— your mind and you can go there nitn your body— your mind and you can go there nitn ycun bcty .— your mind and you can go there with your body , whatever you can with your body, whatever you can visuuiise — with your body, whatever you can visuuiise .— with your body, whatever you can visuuiise . you— with your body, whatever you can visualise , you can— with your body, whatever you can visualise , you can materialise visualise, you can materialise bcuuse— visualise, you can materialise because there's— visualise, you can materialise because there's nothing that you cunnct— because there's nothing that you cunnct be— because there's nothing that you cunnct be be— because there's nothing that you cannot be do or— because there's nothing that you cannot be do or have. you are tnc— cannot be do or have. you are be uncnetybe— cannot be do or have. you are the archetype of— cannot be do or have. you are the archetype of your own lives. unt— the archetype of your own lives. ant tnut-s— the archetype of your own lives. and that's the _ the archetype of your own lives. and that's the way— the archetype of your own lives. and that's the way i thought. unt— and that's the way i thought. ant i— and that's the way i thought. ant i buvet— and that's the way i thought. and i paved the— and that's the way i thought. and i paved the way to success. ves- — and i paved the way to success. yes. yes— and i paved the way to success. yes. yes. ct— and i paved the way to success. yes. yes, of course.— and i paved the way to success. yes. yes, of course. i— and i paved the way to success. yes. yes, of course. i had my ups— yes. yes, of course. i had my ubs unt— yes. yes, of course. i had my ups and downs.— yes. yes, of course. i had my ups and downs. you know , i mean, ups and downs. you know, i mean, its— ups and downs. you know, i mean, its gone— ups and downs. you know, i mean, he gene tnncugn— ups and downs. you know, i mean, i've gone through everything . i've gone through everything. in — i've gone through everything. in ten— i've gone through everything.

i'm very controversial. there nuny— i'm very controversial. there nuny becbie— i'm very controversial. there are many people who don't beiieve— are many people who don't beiieve in— are many people who don't believe in me.— are many people who don't believe in me. they think it's all believe in me. they think it's uti trickery— believe in me. they think it's all trickery and— believe in me. they think it's all trickery and so on, but they oh, all trickery and so on, but they on test— all trickery and so on, but they oh, we've lost hope. it; all trickery and so on, but they oh, we've lost hope. i; f oh, we've lost hope. he comes buck— oh, we've lost hope. he comes back because i can't wait. i'm ready to bend a spoon . hopefully ready to bend a spoon. hopefully you can get it all going out . you can get it all going out. but of course, if you don't forget to get your spoons because geller joining us because uri geller is joining us live today. he's there in his museum and he's got his spoons for bending. so i'm hoping that you've got spoon the ready you've got a spoon at the ready . i've mine here. anybody . i've got mine here. anybody remember he said broken watches as well that he may potentially be able fix. so that's what be able to fix. so that's what we're forget, we're after. don't forget, he also hear afterwards also wants to hear afterwards whether it's worked for you . whether it's worked for you. you're going to email me, gbviews@gbnews.uk or tweet me at gb news. and we're going to try and get your response. whether what he's done has helped you. so we're going to give you a break to you chance to break to give you a chance to get or get a pocket break to give you a chance to get or or get a pocket break to give you a chance to get or somethinga pocket break to give you a chance to get or something soocket break to give you a chance to get or something so that we watch or something so that we can do this. stay tuned. is watch or something so that we can news. s. stay tuned. is watch or something so that we can news. obe ay tuned. is watch or something so that we can news. obe should d. is watch or something so that we can news. obe should be is watch or something so that we can news. obe should be back; gb news. obe should be back after this

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uk. this is gb news radio. so gout— uk. this is gb news radio. so good afternoon. _ uk. this is gb news radio. so good afternoon. this- this is gb news radio. so good afternoon. " c15 \ good afternoon. this is gb news. we're live on tv, online and on digital radio. we are in the gnps digital radio. we are in the grips of difficult conversations and joining live is uri and joining me live is uri geller. now we gave you a break to chance to get your to give you a chance to get your spoons and everything the spoons and everything at the ready. were talking ready. but uri, we were talking about uri's life actually about uri's life and actually how came to be doing what how he came to be doing what he's doing. sorry about how he came to be doing what he's iweiq. sorry about how he came to be doing what he's we just sorry about how he came to be doing what he's we just hadirry about how he came to be doing what he's we just had toi about how he came to be doing what he's we just had to sendit that. we just had to send everybody get their everybody away to get their spoons the spoons and everything at the ready. but you were talking about achieve about how you can achieve anything in your life if you if you put your mind to it. but you've also very in you've also been very famous in the knew michael the fact that you knew michael jackson, didn't you? and you worked yes yes. worked with him. yes yes. michael jackson, you- : " «it: yes. michael jackson, you know, : 1“ 4:5 yes. michael jackson, you know, was an michael jackson, you know, was un unusinu— michael jackson, you know, was an amazing individual. i never beiievet— an amazing individual. i never believed the— an amazing individual. i never believed the accusations. and i met— believed the accusations. and i met nin— believed the accusations. and i met him through— believed the accusations. and i met him through mohamed iti—tnct— met him through mohamed al—fayed. you— met him through mohamed al—fayed. you know , the then al—fayed. you know, the then ct— al—fayed. you know, the then owner of harrods— al—fayed. you know, the then owner of harrods .— al—fayed. you know, the then owner of harrods . and i invited owner of harrods. and i invited nin— owner of harrods. and i invited bin tc— owner of harrods. and i invited bin to be— owner of harrods. and i invited him to be when— owner of harrods. and i invited him to be when i— owner of harrods. and i invited him to be when i was a co cnuinnun— him to be when i was a co cnuinnun ct— him to be when i was a co chairman of exeter city. and tnen— chairman of exeter city. and tnen ne— chairman of exeter city. and then he became— chairman of exeter city. and then he became my, believe it or

noti— then he became my, believe it or not my— then he became my, believe it or net. nny best— then he became my, believe it or not, my best man— then he became my, believe it or not, my best man when i renewed my not, my best man when i renewed nny netting— not, my best man when i renewed nny netting uns— not, my best man when i renewed my wedding vows with hana . and my wedding vows with hana. and i designed— my wedding vows with hana. and i designed bis— my wedding vows with hana. and i designed his last— my wedding vows with hana. and i designed his last album, sadly , designed his last album, sadly, his designed his last album, sadly, nis bust— designed his last album, sadly, his last album— designed his last album, sadly, his last album is— designed his last album, sadly, his last album is called invincible— his last album is called invincible .— his last album is called invincible . if- his last album is called invincible . if you have invincible. if you have invincible— invincible. if you have invincible at- invincible. if you have invincible at home, you'll find my invincible at home, you'll find nny tuning— invincible at home, you'll find my drawing inside the sleeve. but— my drawing inside the sleeve. but iceb— my drawing inside the sleeve. but tuck. you— my drawing inside the sleeve. but look, you know , nana, i met but look, you know, nana, i met so nuny— but look, you know, nana, i met so nuny becbie— but look, you know, nana, i met so nuny becbte .— but look, you know, nana, i met so nuny becbte . i— but look, you know, nana, i met so many people . i mean, from so many people. i mean, from ibis— so many people. i mean, from ibis itesiey— so many people. i mean, from elvis presley to _ so many people. i mean, from elvis presley to mick jagger and so ant— elvis presley to mick jagger and so ant i— elvis presley to mick jagger and so on. and i learned something very— so on. and i learned something very interesting— so on. and i learned something very interesting .— so on. and i learned something very interesting . if you are very interesting. if you are nic— very interesting. if you are tc— very interesting. if you are nice to people,— very interesting. if you are nice to people, if you you you nbuce— nice to people, if you you you embrace people,— nice to people, if you you you embrace people, you send them tute— embrace people, you send them icve. tney— embrace people, you send them icve. tney witt— embrace people, you send them love, they will always respect you.— love, they will always respect you. unt— love, they will always respect you. ant i— love, they will always respect you. and i suggest that you all do you. and i suggest that you all to tnut— you. and i suggest that you all to but it— you. and i suggest that you all to but it you— you. and i suggest that you all do that if you have quarrelled witn— do that if you have quarrelled with somebody— do that if you have quarrelled with somebody ,_ do that if you have quarrelled with somebody , pick up the phone with somebody, pick up the phone tctuy— with somebody, pick up the phone tctuy unt— with somebody, pick up the phone tctuy unt nutc— with somebody, pick up the phone today and make up. so that's how i today and make up. so that's how i nunuget— today and make up. so that's how i nunuget tc— today and make up. so that's how i managed to meet— today and make up. so that's how i managed to meet all these incnetibiy— i managed to meet all these incredibly famous people. also, i incredibly famous people. also, i iivet— incredibly famous people. also, i iivet in— incredibly famous people. also, i lived in new— incredibly famous people. also, i lived in new york near studio 54. i lived in new york near studio be. everybody— i lived in new york near studio 54. everybody was— i lived in new york near studio 54. everybody was there from bob bytun— 54. everybody was there from bob bytun .— 54. everybody was there from bob bytun . i— 54. everybody was there from bob bytun . i nneun— 54. everybody was there from bob dylan . i mean, i'm— 54. everybody was there from bob dylan . i mean, i'm dropping dylan. i mean, i'm dropping names now because says, hey, i met— names now because says, hey, i met tnese— names now because says, hey, i met these individuals now every time— met these individuals now every time i— met these individuals now every

time i ucuit— met these individuals now every time i would meet— met these individuals now every time i would meet someone, i ncuit— time i would meet someone, i ucuit bent— time i would meet someone, i ucuit bent u— time i would meet someone, i would bend a spoon for them and i would bend a spoon for them and i ucuit— would bend a spoon for them and i ucuit ust— would bend a spoon for them and i would ask their— would bend a spoon for them and i would ask their spoon, look at my i would ask their spoon, look at nny cutiiiuc.— i would ask their spoon, look at nny cutiiiuc. i— i would ask their spoon, look at my cadillac. i have— i would ask their spoon, look at my cadillac. i have . 2600 spoons my cadillac. i have. 2600 spoons on my cadillac. i have. 2600 spoons cn tne— my cadillac. i have. 2600 spoons on the cadillac— my cadillac. i have. 2600 spoons on the cadillac from _ my cadillac. i have. 2600 spoons on the cadillac from rihanna to auste— on the cadillac from rihanna to uteie tc— on the cadillac from rihanna to adele to beyonce_ on the cadillac from rihanna to adele to beyonce to justin bieben— adele to beyonce to justin bieben tc— adele to beyonce to justin bieber to james dean. believe it or bieber to james dean. believe it on net.— bieber to james dean. believe it on net. on tne— bieber to james dean. believe it or not, on the bonnet, i've got putin— or not, on the bonnet, i've got tutin sccnb— or not, on the bonnet, i've got putin spoon, rasputin , putin spoon, rasputin, khrushchev, - putin spoon, rasputin, khrushchev, lenin, gorbachev . khrushchev, lenin, gorbachev. incuetibie— khrushchev, lenin, gorbachev. incredible. and _ khrushchev, lenin, gorbachev. incredible. and you know, people nun uti— incredible. and you know, people come from all over— incredible. and you know, people come from all over the world to tnese — come from all over the world to see these exhibits— come from all over the world to see these exhibits that i collected _ see these exhibits that i collected .— see these exhibits that i collected . through 55 years. now collected. through 55 years. now unt— collected. through 55 years. now ant its— collected. through 55 years. now ant it-s nutt— collected. through 55 years. now and it's hard to— collected. through 55 years. now and it's hard to believe that 50 yeuns— and it's hard to believe that 50 yeuns tnis— and it's hard to believe that 50 yeuns tnis yeun— and it's hard to believe that 50 years this year i— and it's hard to believe that 50 years this year i was on david binbieby— years this year i was on david binbieby .— years this year i was on david binbieby . i— years this year i was on david dimbleby , i had— years this year i was on david dimbleby , i had broken watches . dimbleby, i had broken watches. i dimbleby, i had broken watches. i neit— dimbleby, i had broken watches. i neit u— dimbleby, i had broken watches. i neit u tuit— dimbleby, i had broken watches. i held a fork at— dimbleby, i had broken watches. i held a fork at and it was the tint— i held a fork at and it was the tinst tine— i held a fork at and it was the tinst time i— i held a fork at and it was the first time i would— i held a fork at and it was the first time i would say interactive _ first time i would say interactive television. i looked intu— interactive television. i looked into tne— interactive television. i looked into the camera— interactive television. i looked into the camera and i said, everybody— into the camera and i said, everybody ut— into the camera and i said, everybody at home go and get your— everybody at home go and get your scunsb— everybody at home go and get your sccnsb cc— everybody at home go and get your spoons. go and get your broken— your spoons. go and get your broken watches. _ your spoons. go and get your broken watches. no one has ever unytning— broken watches. no one has ever seen anything like— broken watches. no one has ever seen anything like that before.

so seen anything like that before. sc i— seen anything like that before. so i sent— seen anything like that before. so i sent bo— seen anything like that before. so i sent 50 million people to tne— so i sent 50 million people to be titcnen— so i sent 50 million people to be titcnen .— so i sent 50 million people to the kitchen . everybody brought a the kitchen. everybody brought a spoon— the kitchen. everybody brought a spoon unt— the kitchen. everybody brought a spoon unt it— the kitchen. everybody brought a spoon and it was— the kitchen. everybody brought a spoon and it was just unbelievable what happened. and going— unbelievable what happened. and going tc— unbelievable what happened. and we're going to recap that moment in u— we're going to recap that moment in u ten— we're going to recap that moment in a few minutes.— we're going to recap that moment in a few minutes. right. well, iisten— in a few minutes. right. well, iisten .— in a few minutes. right. well, iisten . ne— in a few minutes. right. well, listen , we will— in a few minutes. right. well, listen , we will do— in a few minutes. right. well, listen , we will do yuri , but listen, we will do yuri, but before— listen, we will do yuri, but betcne we — listen, we will do yuri, but before we do _ listen, we will do yuri, but before we do that, i just want to tuit— before we do that, i just want to tuit u— before we do that, i just want to tuit u bit— before we do that, i just want to talk a bit about what's going on unt you.— to talk a bit about what's going on around you, because even tncugn— on around you, because even tncugn ycue— on around you, because even though you've got this amazing museum and at— though you've got this amazing museum and at the moment, eventning—i- museum and at the moment,| everything—i know museum and at the moment,| everthere's_| know museum and at the moment, everthere's a i know museum and at the moment, everthere's a bit i know museum and at the moment, everthere's a bit of i know museum and at the moment, everthere's a bit of a i know museum and at the moment, everthere's a bit of a war now that there's a bit of a war going— that there's a bit of a war going — that there's a bit of a war going neu— that there's a bit of a war going on. at: that there's a bit of a war going on. g that there's a bit of a war- going on. how are you coping in that situation? and in that environment? mean, it's been environment? i mean, it's been raging for years, but now it seems to be getting there seems to it seems to be to be it seems to be intensifying what's happening ? intensifying what's happening? yeah, i mean, just yesterday . yeah, i mean, just yesterday. bcuu— yeah, i mean, just yesterday. ocuy. tit— yeah, i mean, just yesterday. otuy. i-ti tn— yeah, i mean, just yesterday. otuy. i-ti tn tc— yeah, i mean, just yesterday. okay. i'll try to move slowly . i okay. i'll try to move slowly. i cut— okay. i'll try to move slowly. i cut ct— okay. i'll try to move slowly. i cut ct tnut— okay. i'll try to move slowly. i out of that door. _ okay. i'll try to move slowly. i out of that door. i— okay. i'll try to move slowly. i out of that door. i stepped out witn— out of that door. i stepped out nitn ny— out of that door. i stepped out with my iphone_ out of that door. i stepped out with my iphone and i actually tinct— with my iphone and i actually titnet tuc— with my iphone and i actually filmed two rockets that exploded tei— filmed two rockets that exploded tet aviv. — filmed two rockets that exploded over tel aviv. luckily we have a weucnb— over tel aviv. luckily we have a ueucnn tnut— over tel aviv. luckily we have a ueucnn but is— over tel aviv. luckily we have a weapon that is called the iron bunc— weapon that is called the iron bcne .— weapon that is called the iron bcne . unt— weapon that is called the iron dome . and the— weapon that is called the iron dome . and the iron dome shoots dome. and the iron dome shoots the dome. and the iron dome shoots tne buckets— dome. and the iron dome shoots the rockets down. _ dome. and the iron dome shoots

the rockets down. and that's unut-s— the rockets down. and that's what's happening. look, i don't bunt— what's happening. look, i don't uunt tc— what's happening. look, i don't uunt tc gc— what's happening. look, i don't want to go into— what's happening. look, i don't want to go into politics now, but— want to go into politics now, but it— want to go into politics now, but it is— want to go into politics now, but it is it— want to go into politics now, but it is it is— want to go into politics now, but it is it is a— want to go into politics now, but it is it is a small war going— but it is it is a small war going — but it is it is a small war going bc— but it is it is a small war going on. do you know that over icos— going on. do you know that over but be.— going on. do you know that over icon to. sun.— going on. do you know that over 100? no, sorry. over— going on. do you know that over 100? no, sorry. over 1300 buckets— 100? no, sorry. over 1300 rockets were _ 100? no, sorry. over 1300 rockets were shot into israel unt— rockets were shot into israel unt becbte— rockets were shot into israel unt becbte gut— rockets were shot into israel and people got killed . lots of and people got killed. lots of int-unet— and people got killed. lots of injured tust— and people got killed. lots of injured tust u— and people got killed. lots of injured just a few hours ago . injured just a few hours ago. ince— injured just a few hours ago. three, three. _ injured just a few hours ago. three, three. i— injured just a few hours ago. three, three. i think someone uineuty— three, three. i think someone uineuty tiet— three, three. i think someone already died from the three iniunet. — already died from the three injured- sc— already died from the three injured. so it's— already died from the three injured. so it's not a good time.— injured. so it's not a good time. but— injured. so it's not a good time. but i— injured. so it's not a good time. but i hope and i pray to cut— time. but i hope and i pray to cut tnut— time. but i hope and i pray to cut but uti— time. but i hope and i pray to god that all this— time. but i hope and i pray to god that all this will ever way unt— god that all this will ever way unt beuce— god that all this will ever way and peace will— god that all this will ever way and peace will come to all of us uguin— and peace will come to all of us uguin in— and peace will come to all of us again in israel.— and peace will come to all of us again in israel. this— and peace will come to all of us again in israel. this is very nutt— again in israel. this is very bunt tines— again in israel. this is very bunt tines .— again in israel. this is very hard times . but- again in israel. this is very hard times . but in israel, look hard times. but in israel, look . in— hard times. but in israel, look . in tei— hard times. but in israel, look . in tet aviv.— hard times. but in israel, look , in tel aviv, for— hard times. but in israel, look , in tel aviv, for instance, becbie— , in tel aviv, for instance, becbte ue— , in tel aviv, for instance, people are still.- , in tel aviv, for instance, people are still. let me take you— people are still. let me take you tc— people are still. let me take you to tne— people are still. let me take you to the door— people are still. let me take you to the door .— people are still. let me take you to the door. i am i am i stit— you to the door. i am i am i stiii cn— you to the door. i am i am i still on with— you to the door. i am i am i still on with you,- you to the door. i am i am i still on with you, nana. yeah ycue— still on with you, nana. yeah ycue stit— still on with you, nana. yeah you're still on— still on with you, nana. yeah you're still on with me. it ” you're still on with me. yuri, vie-te— you're still on with me. yuri, we're watching. _ you're still on with me. yuri, we're watching. we're going to the door. take to us look. there we go. and outside you can see the largest spoon in the world. it weighs 1110 tonnes.

unbelievable well, look at it . unbelievable well, look at it. and where is the spoon? we can't see and where is the spoon? we can't it.— and where is the spoon? we can't it. teint— and where is the spoon? we can't see it. point to— and where is the spoon? we can't see it. point to it.— and where is the spoon? we can't see it. point to it. yuri, give us u bcint— see it. point to it. yuri, give us u bcint .— see it. point to it. yuri, give us a point . wonderful us a point. wonderful let me sten— us a point. wonderful let me stew yeu— us a point. wonderful let me show you something . this here, show you something. this here, this is sculpture of from star wars , darth vader. now, why is wars, darth vader. now, why is this here up there is a poster that george lucas sign. because as the actor that played darth vader was a british man called dave prowse . oh, there he is. dave prowse. oh, there he is. i had no idea who he was. and he left me this note when i did a show in london, he says, yuri, i heard that you a big star wars fan . if you want to meet the fan. if you want to meet the danh fan. if you want to meet the darth vader, the real darth vader, come out to the lobby. so these are synchronicities people that i met out of the blue by coincidences, synchronicities . coincidences, synchronicities. look at that chair there . i look at that chair there. i mean, what is this? what is an ikea stool doing in my museum? i

one day i walk into ikea and i said, let's buy a stool . i love said, let's buy a stool. i love this because it has bent legs. so i come to pick the stool up and guess what it's called? uri geller . so that plane up there , geller. so that plane up there, nana, it's an unbelievable story . i got it from gaddafi, from muammar gaddafi. it's a libyan airline . and let me let me tell airline. and let me let me tell you something about elvis presley that no one knows. yeah , 90 presley that no one knows. yeah , go on. do we have a few- , go on. do we have a few minutes— , go on. do we have a few minutes tc— , go on. do we have a few minutes to do— , go on. do we have a few minutes to do this ? go on then, minutes to do this? go on then, uuictiy— minutes to do this? go on then, quickly, because— minutes to do this? go on then, quickly, because we want to bend some spoons soon.— quickly, because we want to bend some spoons soon. few minutes? veun — some spoons soon. few minutes? veun ibis— some spoons soon. few minutes? veun ibis ties— some spoons soon. few minutes? yeah elvis dies .— some spoons soon. few minutes? yeah elvis dies . they- some spoons soon. few minutes? yeah ct t: 1“ some spoons soon. few minutes? yeah ct t: “can 1“ 1“ yeah elvis dies. they put him in a coffin . he had yeah elvis dies. they put him in a coffin. he had a yeah elvis dies. they put him in a coffin . he had a hairstylist a coffin. he had a hairstylist called larry geller. larry looks into the coffin, looks at elvis's face and gets a shock . elvis's face and gets a shock. he sees that all of elvis presley's hair roots turned white because he coloured. he dyed his hair in black. he walks over to a policewoman and she

asks her, tell me, my dear, do you have mascara in your bag? rimmel she says, yes. and larry geller covers colours. elvis white hair, hair by hair. so these are the stories that are hundreds of these amazing stories in my museum. let's go now to the watches. are we all ready ? boone? have you got your. ready? boone? have you got your. no, ready? boone? have you got your. to. tyc— ready? boone? have you got your. be. he get— ready? boone? have you got your. us. he get my— ready? boone? have you got your. no, i've got my spoon— ”curacy? boone? have you got your. no, i've got my spoon at home. set— no, i've got my spoon at home. set nnuteven— no, i've got my spoon at home. get whatever it— no, i've got my spoon at home. get whatever it is— no, i've got my spoon at home. get whatever it is you need. tie-ne— get whatever it is you need. tie-re ubcut— get whatever it is you need. we're about to _ get whatever it is you need. we're about to do. so i've got my— we're about to do. so i've got nny sccnb— we're about to do. so i've got nny sccnb wnut— we're about to do. so i've got my spoon. what do i need to do? buy— my spoon. what do i need to do? ocuy. tn— my spoon. what do i need to do? otuy. i-n neuty— my spoon. what do i need to do? okay, i'm ready. everyone ready? bcu.— okay, i'm ready. everyone ready? ocuy. tet-s— okay, i'm ready. everyone ready? otuy. tet-s tc— okay, i'm ready. everyone ready? okay, let's do this. _ okay, i'm ready. everyone ready? okay, let's do this. now, this is nutty— okay, let's do this. now, this is really nana. _ okay, let's do this. now, this is really nana. 1“ is really nana. this is not the. you know, i'm sorry that it's a bit difficult for me this because i cannot see you. i can remote view , but i can't see you remote view, but i can't see you so this is now for every we all the viewers of the gb news. listen carefully . place the listen carefully. place the spoon on your television if it fits, if not, hold it or put it on the side. if you have watches or pocket watches, broken

watches , alarm clocks, wind them watches, alarm clocks, wind them up. if they have a wine, there . up. if they have a wine, there. wine. the broken watch is up , wine. the broken watch is up, although they're broken. wind them up . hold them in your hands them up. hold them in your hands like this . and now this is very like this. and now this is very important that you follow me when i say one, two, three. i want everyone in your homes. if you have a broken appliance in your car or a broken something in your car, focus on that. but don't take your eyes off the road when i say one, two, three. i want everybody to shout out the word work. we're going to do it three times. nana you will shout the word. also work . and shout the word. also work. and you you will believe that your watches will start ticking . here watches will start ticking. here we go. what about for spoons ? we go. what about for spoons? are we— we go. what about for spoons? are we tnu— we go. what about for spoons? are we two, three?— gist what about for spoons? are we two, three? what about for are we two, three? what about ten sbccnss— are we two, three? what about for spoons? what— are we two, three? what about for spoons? what do we say on tne— for spoons? what do we say on be nutcnes— for spoons? what do we say on the watches ? _ for spoons? what do we say on the watches ? 1“t1:tt: the watches? okay, you just hold it. let's just focus on the clocks and the watches. one, two, three. work , work . one more

two, three. work, work. one more time. one, two, three. work work. and last time. one, two, three, work , work. now everybody three, work, work. now everybody at home. look at your watches. now look at your clocks. look at your pocket watches . did they your pocket watches. did they start ticking ? if you have a start ticking? if you have a second hand, is it moving? if you don't have a second hand, lift the watch or the clock to your ears and listen, if your watch started ticking or if you spoon jumped off the television or if something strange or bizarre happened in your home, let nana know. nana how do people reach you ? yeah, well, people reach you? yeah, well, listen, let us know. gbviews@gbnews.uk or listen, let us know. - gbviews@gbnews.uk or you can tweet— gbviews@gbnews.uk or you can tweet us— gbviews@gbnews.uk or you can tweet us ut— gbviews@gbnews.uk or you can tweet us at gb— gbviews@gbnews.uk or you can tweet us at gb news. let me know if tweet us at gb news. let me know it unytning— tweet us at gb news. let me know if anything happened. not much nubbenet— if anything happened. not much nubbenet tc— if anything happened. not much nubbenet to my— if anything happened. not much happened to my spoon, yuri. but. but happened to my spoon, yuri. but. but tnut-s— happened to my spoon, yuri. but. but that's probably— happened to my spoon, yuri. but. but that's probably because i wus-busy— but that's probably because i was busy focusing. c was too busy focusing. but it teesn-t— was too busy focusing. but it doesn't happen to all. but let me do you want me to bend the spoon for you? yeah. bend the spoon. let's a spoon. yeah

spoon. let's bend a spoon. yeah cune— spoon. let's bend a spoon. yeah cone-bent— spoon. let's bend a spoon. yeah come-bend the- 1“ let's bend a spoon. yeah come bend the spoon. come on, let's bend the spoon. i-n — come on, let's bend the spoon. in _to— come on, let's bend the spoon. i-n _to-tne- come on, let's bend the spoon. i'm _to _the spoon. i come on, let's bend the spoon. i'm on. to the spoon. come on, let's bend the spoon. i'm on. hurry the spoon. come on, let's bend the spoon. i'm on. hurry oh, �*ie spoon. come on, let's bend the spoon. i'm on. hurry oh, right.on. come on, let's bend the spoon. i'm on. hurry oh, right. i've come on. hurry oh, right. i've got— come on. hurry oh, right. i've got my— come on. hurry oh, right. i've gut nny sbccn— come on. hurry oh, right. i've got my spoon ready. that bunting.— got my spoon ready. that painting. that painting up there of jesus christ was painted by andy harwood , who is an amazing andy harwood, who is an amazing british painter. okay okay. we've got about a okay. we've got about a minute. yuri, tet-s— we've got about a minute. yuri, tet-s tc— we've got about a minute. yuri, tet-s to it.— we've got about a minute. yuri, let's do it. watch— we've got about a minute. yuri, let's do it. watch this . let's do it. watch this. okay, i. let's do it. watch this. okay, .. i— let's do it. watch this. okay, i. i gentiy— let's do it. watch this. okay, i. i gently focus— let's do it. watch this. okay, i. i gently focus on the metal and i inject energy into it . i. i gently focus on the metal and i inject energy into it. no heatis and i inject energy into it. no heat is produced and i will melt it down. just give me a moment. one that's going there. look, the spoon becomes soft, almost like plastic . and if i go like like plastic. and if i go like that , there it goes. and now that, there it goes. and now i'll bend the handle. i'll bend the handle for you and this nana, i will sign for you. and it's waiting in the museum. you must come to the holy land. and now i'm bending the last spoon. watch this. 1 in 2, two, three. watch this. 1 in 2, two, three. watch it. bend oh, that's a

tattoo. yuri watch it. bend oh, that's a tattoo . yuri . yuri gonna. thank tattoo. yuri. yuri gonna. thank you— tattoo. yuri. yuri gonna. thank you sc— tattoo. yuri. yuri gonna. thank you so mucn— tattoo. yuri. yuri gonna. thank you so much. it's— yuri. yuri gonna. thank you so much. it's been a bieusune.— you so much. it's been a pleasure. thank you so much. its— pleasure. thank you so much. its been— pleasure. thank you so much. its been gout— pleasure. thank you so much. it's been good to— pleasure. thank you so much. it's been good to talk to you. inut-s— it's been good to talk to you. inut-s tuni— it's been good to talk to you. that's yuri geller,— it's been good to talk to you. that's yuri geller, of course. ine— that's yuri geller, of course. its unusing— that's yuri geller, of course. the amazing mr— that's yuri geller, of course. the amazing mr uri geller. ncbetuiiy— the amazing mr uri geller. ncbetutty youn— the amazing mr uri geller. hopefully your watch worked . let hopefully your watch worked. let us vaiews@gbnews.uk or us know. vaiews@gbnews.uk or tweet— us know. vaiews@gbnews.uk or tweet ne— us know. vaiews@gbnews.uk or tweet ne ut— us know. vaiews@gbnews.uk or tweet me at gb— us know. vaiews@gbnews.uk or tweet me at gb news. wow. still to cune— tweet me at gb news. wow. still to .— tweet me at gb news. wow. still to come , though,— tweet me at gb news. wow. still to come , though, it's time for to come, though, it's time for cneut— to come, though, it's time for our great british— to come, though, it's time for our great british debate this cut.— our great british debate this cut. ant— our great british debate this cut. ant tn— our great british debate this out. and i'm asking, are the iubcun— out. and i'm asking, are the iubcun tuny— out. and i'm asking, are the labour party appealing to you if ycue— labour party appealing to you if you're—welcome. you're just joining? welcome ubcuni— you're just joining? welcome- aboard. _number aboard. you, miss dup. a number of aboard. you, miss dup. a number ct eye— aboard. you, miss dup. a number ct eye-bciicy— aboard. you, miss dup. a number of eye policy proposals of eye catching policy proposals buye— of eye catching policy proposals buys-uncut— of eye catching policy proposals have-ahead of- of eye catching policy proposals have _ahead of the - have leaked ahead of the iubcuts— have leaked ahead of the labour's national forum have leaked ahead of the- labour's national-forum . labour's national policy forum. sene— labour's national policy forum. scne ct— labour's national policy forum. some of-proposals- labour's national policy forum. some of proposals include some of the proposals include providing— some of the proposals include providing pimple— some of the proposals include providing people the legal right to wow— providing people the legal right to went tnen— providing people the legal right to work from home opposing iicences— to work from home opposing licences for— to work from home opposing licences for new— to work from home opposing licences for new oil and gas uniting— licences for new oil and gas uniting .— licences for new oil and gas drilling, making it licences for new oil and gas drilling , making it easier for drilling, making it easier for weeks— drilling, making it easier for wcnents tc— drilling, making it easier for workers to go— drilling, making it easier for workers to go on strike, introducing— workers to go on strike, introducing tax hikes for bniwute— introducing tax hikes for private schools and non—dom etnsi— private schools and non—dom ones. other proposals include cbening— ones. other proposals include cbeninu un— ones. other proposals include opening an investigation into the infamous— opening an investigation into the infamous battle of orgreave and the infamous battle of orgreave unt cicsinu— the infamous battle of orgreave and closing loopholes in the fox bunting— and closing loopholes in the fox bunting bun— and closing loopholes in the fox bunting bun .— and closing loopholes in the fox hunting ban , as— and closing loopholes in the fox hunting ban , as well as hunting ban, as well as cutiuwing— hunting ban, as well as outlawing trophy hunting. so wnut— outlawing trophy hunting. so wnut tc— outlawing trophy hunting. so wnut to you— outlawing trophy hunting. so what do you think for the great bnitisn— what do you think for the great british debate— what do you think for the great british debate asking british debate i'm asking the iubcun— british debate i'm asking the iubcun-ncw— british debate i'm asking the labour now appealing to labour party now appealing to you.— labour party now appealing to you. joining— labour party now appealing to you. joining ne— labour party now appealing to you. joining me is belinda de iucy— you. joining me is belinda de tucy. sne-s— you. joining me is belinda de lucy. she's the— you. joining me is belinda de lucy. she's the former mep of

itetcnn — lucy. she's the former mep of itetcnn ut— lucy. she's the former mep of reform uk and— lucy. she's the former mep of reform uk and a— lucy. she's the former mep of reform uk and a reform uk nnennenb— reform uk and a reform uk member. denis— reform uk and a reform uk member. denis macshane, former tubcun— member. denis macshane, former iubcun minister— member. denis macshane, former labour minister for— member. denis macshane, former labour minister for europe and a iicccwenn— labour minister for europe and a mcgovern political— labour minister for europe and a mcgovern political commentator. and mcgovern political commentator. ant—tuun- mcgovern political commentator. ant—tuunvew- mcgovern political commentator. ant—tuunvew .- mcgovern political commentator.j and—kuan yew , an and benjamin lee kuan yew, an icugnnune— and benjamin lee kuan yew, an loughnane loughnane research teiicw— loughnane loughnane research teiicw ut— loughnane loughnane research teiicw ut tne— loughnane loughnane research fellow at the bow group. i'm going— fellow at the bow group. i'm going tc— fellow at the bow group. i'm going to stun— fellow at the bow group. i'm going to start with you, bent-unin— going to start with you, benjamin. are they appealing the newbies— benjamin. are they appealing the testis? ane— benjamin. are they appealing the people? are people saying that iubcun— people? are people saying that now labour are— people? are people saying that now labour are appealing to tnens — now labour are appealing to tnens wett— now labour are appealing to them? well, yes- now labour are appealing to them? well, yes ,- now labour are appealing to them? wick «ti:5 now labour are appealing to them? vic: «it:5 them? well, yes, i suppose largely because the conservative party have had 13 years now in power . and what have they power. and what have they actually done with it? the last three years they've had an 80 seat majority are seat majority and people are looking you've looking at the situation. you've got than got more migrants than ever coming channel so coming over the channel so you're going look at a you're going to look at a million migration next year million net migration next year . cost of living . we've got a cost of living crisis . all priorities crisis. all our priorities are out whack. the economy is in out of whack. the economy is in the out of whack. the economy is in tbe gutter— out of whack. the economy is in tbe gutter unt— out of whack. the economy is in the gutter and you— out of whack. the economy is in the gutter and you -to- f the economy is in the gutter and you to ask the gutter and you have to ask the gutter and you have to ask tne question— the gutter and you have to aski the question,_pitch the question, what's their pitch at the question, what's their pitch ut—we-we i the question, what's their pitch. ut—we-we been at the next election? we've been in-tcn— at the next election? we've been in-tcn is— at the next election? we've been in-tcn is yeuns— at the next election? we've been in _for 13 years and - at the next election? we've been in for 13 years and we've in power for 13 years and we've tune— in power for 13 years and we've tune-unt— in power for 13 years and we've tune-unt-tcl in power for 13 years and we'vei done _and _do is done nothing and all they do is tney— done nothing and all they do is tney-tne— done nothing and all they do is they-the blame— done nothing and all they do is they the blame game. “can they play the blame game. they say, they play the blame game. they buy-its— they play the blame game. they buy-its tne— they play the blame game. they say,-it's the lefty— they play the blame game. they say, it's the lefty lawyers, say, oh, it's the lefty lawyers, it's it's it's the civil service. it's like, power. if like, well, you're in power. if you can't do anything in 13 years government, the years of government, what's the point time point in electing you next time round? look, people round? well, look, people will go because the go labour simply because the tories don't seem to doing

tories don't seem to be doing anything what you, anything. well, what about you, beiintu— anything. well, what about you, belinda—view- anything. well, what about you, belinda—view ? i anything. well, what about you,l belinda _view ? my belinda de lucy? your view? my view— belinda de lucy? your view? my is— belinda de lucy? your view? my view is actually— belinda de lucy? your view? my view is actually quite— belinda de lucy? your view? my view is actually quite similar in terms of i hold the conservative party entirely responsible for the support that labouris responsible for the support that labour is getting at the moment, not necessarily from labour's policies . i mean it's, it's policies. i mean it's, it's leaked policies like targeting what she sees as the sort of privileged, especially his attack on private schools and, and taking away the tax benefit of private schools to me is insane because he is relying on the fact he thinks that parents are going to accept the estimated 15% hike in private school fees and all their kids are going to stay there. no it's going to make tens of thousands of children in need leave of children in need to leave private school and add extra burden onto state schools. i say this as a comprehensive , state this as a comprehensive, state school educated i thank school educated girl. i thank private school parents for taking burden of state taking the burden of state schools. don't understand that schools. i don't understand that policy. lot of it is policy. i think a lot of it is virtue policies. the virtue signalling policies. the work from home one i think is atrocious , encouraging people to

atrocious, encouraging people to have screen time, more have more screen time, more screen time. this is insane. this is it's like the mental wellbeing of our country is at stake with the amount of screen time kids are already on. and i just think they're _ time kids are already on. and i just think they're virtue- just think they're virtue signuiting— just think they're virtue signalling policies and the only tnint— signalling policies and the only tninu tnut— signalling policies and the only thing that will— signalling policies and the only thing that will get labour into bower— thing that will get labour into power is— thing that will get labour into bcwen is tne— thing that will get labour into power is the failure of the tunes. — power is the failure of the tunes. .siet- power is the failure of the tories. .get denis. power is the failure of the- tories. .get denis macshane tories. let's get denis macshane in. dennis not sure i could in. dennis i'm not sure i could add much. i mean, ben and beiintu— add much. i mean, ben and beiintu iust— add much. i mean, ben and belinda just said— add much. i mean, ben and belinda just said all- act: {1..“ i mean, ben and belinda just said all that needs to_conservativei to be said on the conservative nutty. — to be said on the conservative nutty. _wel to be said on the conservativei nutty. _to. 90 to be said on the conservative- tuny. _to. 90 party. anna mcgovern no, go on, carry on. doing no . in all carry on. doing no. in all seriousness ,_ carry on. doing no. in all seriousness , sir- carry on. doing no. in all seriousness , sir keir- {fig jt1:t1“tg in all seriousness , sir keir starmer seriousness, sir keir starmer witt— seriousness, sir keir starmer witi be— seriousness, sir keir starmer witi be ut— seriousness, sir keir starmer witi be ut u— seriousness, sir keir starmer will be at a pub— seriousness, sir keir starmer will be at a pub , i think in will be at a pub, i think in tentisn— will be at a pub, i think in kentish town— will be at a pub, i think in kentish town today with may mitten— kentish town today with may miller cheering _ kentish town today with may miller cheering her on because he miller cheering her on because be byes— miller cheering her on because be iiwes in— miller cheering her on because he lives in that— miller cheering her on because he lives in that well, she hates bin.— he lives in that well, she hates bin. sne— he lives in that well, she hates bin. sbe-sbe— he lives in that well, she hates him. she-she she- he lives in that well, she hates him. she she she sorry. he him. she said she she sorry. he is in— him. she said she she sorry. he is in tcucb— him. she said she she sorry. he is in tcucb i— him. she said she she sorry. he is in touch i think— him. she said she she sorry. he is in touch i think now much in tune— is in touch i think now much more in tune in— is in touch i think now much more in tune in line with the bnitisb— more in tune in line with the bntisb becbie— more in tune in line with the british people than any labour ieuten— british people than any labour teuten wnut— british people than any labour leader. what are— british people than any labour leader. what are the last 15 yeunss— leader. what are the last 15 yeunss iiuybe— leader. what are the last 15 years? maybe you have to go back to tony— years? maybe you have to go back to icny biuin— years? maybe you have to go back to tony blair. it's— years? maybe you have to go back to tony blair. it's time for a cbunge— to tony blair. it's time for a cbunue. wow.— to tony blair. it's time for a change. now. they've got lots unt— change. now. they've got lots unt buts— change. now. they've got lots unt icts ct— change. now. they've got lots and lots of policies. i knew you wcuit— and lots of policies. i knew you wcuit usb— and lots of policies. i knew you wcuit usb ne— and lots of policies. i knew you would ask me-so- and lots of policies. i knew you would ask me-so if- and lots of policies. i knew you would ask me so if you would ask me this, so if you bite.— would ask me this, so if you bite. tti— would ask me this, so if you like, i'll start— would ask me this, so if you like, i'll start reading them

cut.— like, i'll start reading them cut-une— like, i'll start reading them cut-uue se— like, i'll start reading them out. are 86 pages of out. there are 86 pages of bciicies— out. there are 86 pages of policies here— out. there are 86 pages of policies here that were bubiisbet. — policies here that were published. no, overnight, no tbunbs— published. no, overnight, no tbunbs .— published. no, overnight, no thanks . let's— published. no, overnight, no thanks . let's get let's to thanks. let's get let's go to annu— thanks. let's get let's go to anna mcgovern. .ng i thanks. let's get let's go to- anna mcgovern. _yes iwould anna mcgovern. alan. yes i would buye— anna mcgovern. alan. yes i would buwe tc— anna mcgovern. alan. yes i would bus to ecbc— anna mcgovern. alan. yes i would have to echo everything— anna mcgovern. w?“ .ng i would have to echo everything that the tint— have to echo everything that the tinst twc — have to echo everything that the first two commentators said, but buncstiy— first two commentators said, but bcnestiy. i— first two commentators said, but honestly, i don't— first two commentators said, but honestly, i don't think keir stunner— honestly, i don't think keir stunner is— honestly, i don't think keir starmer is appealing at for all nyseit— starmer is appealing at for all nyseit cn— starmer is appealing at for all nyseit ct young— starmer is appealing at for all myself or young woman like me , i myself or young woman like me, i tun-t. — myself or young woman like me, i tun-t. i— myself or young woman like me, i tun-t. itbinb— myself or young woman like me, i don't. i think that— myself or young woman like me, i don't. i think that a— myself or young woman like me, i don't. i think that a lot- don't. i think that a lot a woman you're not a woman, are you? what is a woman ? and a you? what is a woman? and a woman is an adult— 7 what is a woman? and a woman is an adult human female. and woman is an adult human female. but it— woman is an adult human female. and it shouldn't— woman is an adult human female. and it shouldn't be— woman is an adult human female. and it shouldn't be that— woman is an adult human female. and it shouldn't be that hard- woman is an adult human female. and it shouldn't be that hard to define. and i should not have to be bene— define. and i should not have to be here defining— t:t1:�* and i should not have to be here defining this. at: and i should not have to be here defining this. ” be here defining this. but keir stunner— be here defining this. but keir stunner .— be here defining this. but keir stunner. us— be here defining this. but keir starmer , as we— be here defining this. but keir starmer , as we know, cannot starmer, as we know, cannot define woman . and i think that define a woman. and i think that this is going put a lot of this is going to put a lot of women danger because if he's women in danger because if he's encapsulating trans women or men into definition , that puts into that definition, that puts our spaces at risk. and it means tnut— our spaces at risk. and it means tbut wcnnen— our spaces at risk. and it means that women are _ our spaces at risk. and it means that women are going- our spaces at risk. and it means that women are going to- ” f ” and it means that women are going to be put in u— that women are going to be put in u tct— that women are going to be put in u but ct— that women are going to be put in a lot of danger— that women are going to be put in a lot of danger and i think we can never trust anyone like tbut— we can never trust anyone like tbut wnu— we can never trust anyone like that who can't— we can never trust anyone like that who can't define what woman is tc— that who can't define what woman is to be— that who can't define what woman is to be in— that who can't define what woman is to be in number— that who can't define what woman is to be in number 10 and to be cutting— is to be in number 10 and to be butting-country— is to be in number 10 and to be leading-country. - is to be in number 10 and to be leading country. \tfl.'.�*i1“. b is to be in number 10 and to be leadir�*tw�*tzgc country . \tfl.'.�*i1“. b is to be in number 10 and to be leadir�*tw�*tzgc tt.5i“intry. \tfl.'.�*i1“. b is to be in number 10 and to be leadir�*tw�*tzgc f 1“ try . \ ' ii b is to be in number 10 and to be leadir�*tw�*tzgc f 1“ \tfl.'.�*i1“. b is to be in number 10 and to be leadir�*tw�*tzgc it?“ \tfl.'.�*i1“. b is to be in number 10 and to be leadir�*tw�*tzgc it?“ i b yeah. well, can i just say that, you know, really the thing is, keir starmer isn't popular because starmer is popular.

because keir starmer is popular. he's popular because tory he's popular because the tory party it's not that this party aren't. it's not that this great come along in the great leaders come along in the wake tony blair and, you wake of tony blair and, you know, got the people on side . know, got the people on side. what that people are so what it is that people are so sick conservative party what it is that people are so sick they'llconservative party what it is that people are so sick they'll votezrvative party what it is that people are so sick they'll vote fortive party what it is that people are so sick they'll vote for anyone ty what it is that people are so sick they'll vote for anyone in that they'll vote for anyone in a rosette just to get rid of a red rosette just to get rid of them. had i probably them. i even had i probably shouldn't say this, but i had one conservative mp come to one conservative mp come up to me say best me recently and say the best thing conservative thing for the conservative party would opposition would be to go into opposition for years just to reflect would be to go into opposition for what years just to reflect would be to go into opposition for what they've ust to reflect would be to go into opposition for what they've done» reflect would be to go into opposition for what they've done and ect would be to go into opposition for what they've done and to: would be to go into opposition for what they've done and to go on what they've done and to go back to their base principles . back to their base principles. and even the party, and so even within the party, there are people saying maybe we don't be power don't deserve to be in power anymore. but ben , anymore. but, but but, ben, tubb— anymore. but, but but, ben, boob-betwe- anymore. but, but but, ben, look,-before for- anymore. but, but but, ben, look,-before for sir. anymore. but, but but, ben,. look,-before for sir keir look, we had before for sir keir stunner.— look, we had before for sir keir starmer, another— look, we had before for sir keir starmer, another chap , i've starmer, another chap, i've forgotten— starmer, another chap, i've forgotten his— starmer, another chap, i've forgotten his name. he lives wbene— forgotten his name. he lives wbene uti— forgotten his name. he lives where all the— forgotten his name. he lives where all the bow group members live where all the bow group members iiwe ub— where all the bow group members iiwe up in— where all the bow group members live up in islington_ where all the bow group members live up in islington and you ccuitn-t— live up in islington and you couldn't sell— live up in islington and you couldn't sell him anywhere . so couldn't sell him anywhere. so stunner— couldn't sell him anywhere. so starmer does— couldn't sell him anywhere. so starmer does make a difference . starmer does make a difference. biuin— starmer does make a difference. biuin nutc— starmer does make a difference. biuin nute u— starmer does make a difference. blair made a difference after wett— blair made a difference after neil kinnock_ blair made a difference after neil kinnock ,_ blair made a difference after neil kinnock , but rishi sunak is neil kinnock, but rishi sunak is muting— neil kinnock, but rishi sunak is muting u— neil kinnock, but rishi sunak is muting u bit— neil kinnock, but rishi sunak is making a bit of— neil kinnock, but rishi sunak is making a bit of a— neil kinnock, but rishi sunak is making a bit of a only done that by betieying— making a bit of a only done that by believing in— making a bit of a only done that by believing in nothing, by buying— by believing in nothing, by buying nc— by believing in nothing, by having no principles, by being a vacuum. he's a— having no principles, by being a vacuum. | having no principles, by being a vacuum. t: f i told vacuum. he's a vacuum. i told you— vacuum. he's a vacuum. i told you .— vacuum. he's a vacuum. i told you . twe— vacuum. he's a vacuum. i told you . he get— vacuum. he's a vacuum. i told

you . he get se— vacuum. he's a vacuum. i told you , i've got 86 pages.- vacuum. t: 5tt..a i told you , i've got 86 pages. i vacuum. t: 5c“. i told you , i've got 86 pages. i mean, you, i've got 86 pages. i mean, tbut-s— you, i've got 86 pages. i mean, tbut-s nut— you, i've got 86 pages. i mean, tbut-s nct u— you, i've got 86 pages. i mean, that's not a 86— you, i've got 86 pages. i mean, that's not a 86 who's ever read tben. — that's not a 86 who's ever read tben. tbut-s— that's not a 86 who's ever read them. that's the— that's not a 86 who's ever read them. : 1“ she them. that's the question. she knows nut— them. that's the question. she knows not even— them. that's the question. she knows not even keir— them. : 1“ she knows not even keir starmer busn-t— knows not even keir starmer busn-t neut— knows not even keir starmer hasn't read those begum. ibete-s— hasn't read those begum. ibete-s u— hasn't read those begum. there's a lot— hasn't read those begum. there's a lot i— hasn't read those begum. there's a lot i heard- hasn't read those begum. there's a lot i heard him speak today. yeah, he is just solidly . ne-s— today. yeah, he is just solidly . ne-s nut— today. yeah, he is just solidly . he's not really— : yeah, he is just solidly . he's not really offering tnese— . he's not really offering these. he's— . he's not really offering these. he's not offering unytbing. — these. he's not offering anything. no,- these. he's not offering anything. \tt1:t anything. no, no, he's just. he's just getting ready for flip flop. he's. he's kyiv insulting. tn— flop. he's. he's kyiv insulting. i-n tne— flop. he's. he's kyiv insulting. in tbe cniy— flop. he's. he's kyiv insulting. i'm the only one— he's. he's kyiv insulting. i'm the only one allowed to detent— i'm the only one allowed to tetent. — i'm the only one allowed to defend-. but- i'm the only one allowed to defend-. but if- i'm the only one allowed to- defend-. but if everyone's defend him. but if everyone's voting him , just be even. voting for him, just be even. dennis we're running out of time, okay? the biden playbook of time, okay? the biden playbook ct tn— time, okay? the biden playbook ct immunit— time, okay? the biden playbook ct i-n-inunb. — time, okay? the biden playbook of i'm-trump. yeah- t 7 the biden playbook of i'm trump. / and c 7 the biden playbook of i'm trump. / and you of i'm not trump. yeah. and you bew— of i'm not trump. yeah. and you bcw wett— of i'm not trump. yeah. and you see how well that— of i'm not trump. / and you see how well that went? sleepy joe see how well that went? sleepy yue itigbt. — see how well that went? sleepy joe right-listen,- see how well that went? sleepy joe right. listen, thank joe right. well, listen, thank you—been- joe right. well, listen, thank you—been gneuti joe right. well, listen, thank. you—been great to you so much. it's been great to meet— you so much. it's been great to meet you.— you so much. it's been great to meet you, benjamin. and benjamin tect— meet you, benjamin. and benjamin iccb nne— meet you, benjamin. and benjamin iccb is— meet you, benjamin. and benjamin lock nine, is that— meet you, benjamin. and benjamin lock nine, is that that's lock nine, is that right? that's. ccnect—unt correct. benjamin lock, lane and iicccwenn— correct. benjamin lock, lane and iicccwenn unt— correct. benjamin lock, lane and mcgovern and belinda, lucy and bennis— mcgovern and belinda, lucy and dennis mcshane_ mcgovern and belinda, lucy and dennis mcshane thank so dennis mcshane. thank you so nucb— dennis mcshane. thank you so nnnneucb—- dennis mcshane. thank you so nucb—ne-ycuni much for joining me and your vewis— much for joining me and your views—i-ve- much for joining me and your views—ive gct| much for joining me and your. views—i've got to views as well. well, i've got to say,— views as well. well, i've got to suy-iisten— views as well. well, i've got to suy-iisten i— views as well. well, i've got to say, listen, i probably say, i think listen, i probably preten— say, i think listen, i probably prefer conservative party to prefer the conservative party to the prefer the conservative party to tbe tubcuv— prefer the conservative party to the labour party— prefer the conservative party to the labour party but i hear the labour party just but i hear you.— the labour party just but i hear you-witn— the labour party just but i hear you-witb nne.— the labour party just but i hear you.-with me. i'm- you. you're with me. i'm nana bcuu— you. you're with me. i'm nana abuu .— you. you're with me. i'm nana abuu . ibis— you. you're with me. i'm nana abuu . ibis is— you. you're with me. i'm nana akua . this is gb— you. you're with me. i'm nana akua . this is gb news. we're akua. this is gb news. we're iive— akua. this is gb news. we're iive cn— akua. this is gb news. we're iive on n,— akua. this is gb news. we're live on tv,.radio- akua. this is gb news. we're live on tv, radio and online live on tv, on radio and online . wett— live on tv, on radio and online . we'll continue— live on tv, on radio and online . we'll continue the great bvitisb— . we'll continue the great british_hour.| . we'll continue the great. british—hour. i'm british debate this hour. i'm usbing—tuny- asking the labour party appealing— asking the labour party appealin9--- asking the labour party appealing .you'll asking the labour party- appealing-. you'll hear appealing to you. you'll hear tne— appealing to you. you'll hear tbs-ct— appealing to you. you'll hear tbs-ct ny— the thoughts of my panel bvcutcust— the thoughts of my panel broadcast from columnist lizzie cunty— broadcast from columnist lizzie

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my panel make of that. joining me, i've got broadcast from columnist lizzie cundy also columnist lizzie cundy and also political commentator sam dowler. i'm going to come to dowler. sam i'm going to come to you. seeing as you're a lefty, are policies are these are these policies working on you? i mean, you can working on you? i mean, you can work home now, but work from home now, but officially right work from home now, but off work. i right work from home now, but of1work.' discussed right work from home now, but of1work.' discussed this: to work. we've discussed this before. i'm not necessarily a tetty— before. i'm not necessarily a ietty .— before. i'm not necessarily a ietty. i— before. i'm not necessarily a lefty . i-what's- before. i'm not necessarily a lefty. i-what's-forl lefty. i want what's best for tne— lefty. i want what's best for tbe country— lefty. i want what's best for tbe ccuntny .— lefty. i want what's best for the country . and i think we can the country. and i think we can all the country. and i think we can uti ugvee— the country. and i think we can uti ugvee tbut— the country. and i think we can all agree that what's happening witn— all agree that what's happening witb—ut- with the tory party at the moment— with the tory party at the moment-not- with the tory party at the moment not what's with the tory party at the moment-not what's for moment is not what's best for tne— moment is not what's best for tbe country— moment is not what's best for tbe ccuntny ut— moment is not what's best for the country at-so- moment is not what's best for the country at so look on the country at all. so look on tbis— the country at all. so look on tbis sbcw— the country at all. so look on this show, many,— the country at all. so look on this show, many, many times becbie— this show, many, many times becbte buve— this show, many, many times people have been like, oh, the tubcuv— people have been like, oh, the tubcuv-buve— people have been like, oh, the labour-have any- labour doesn't have any bciicies— labour doesn't have any policies, they- labour doesn't have any policies, they don't have unytbing— policies, they don't have unytbing .— policies, they don't have anything . and here with anything. and here we are with a stew— anything. and here we are with a stew ct— anything. and here we are with a stew ct new— anything. and here we are with a slew of new policies that are scnetbing— slew of new policies that are something different. what we neet— something different. what we neet in— something different. what we neet in tbis— something different. what we need in this country is scnetbing— need in this country is something different . c need in this country is- something different . it doesn't something different. it doesn't nutter— something different. it doesn't matter whether a ban on the fox hunting, fox hunting and trophy. hang on. of course . of course. hang on. of course. of course. about hunting and listen, i'm sorry for the show. can i just say, whilst we all want a ban on fox hunting and trophy hunting, it's a little bit literary, isn't it's a bit loose, i isn't it? it's a bit loose, i think. mostly, their main isn't it? it's a bit loose, i think. iis stly, their main isn't it? it's a bit loose, i think. ilsll71, their main isn't it? it's a bit loose, i think. iis it? but their main isn't it? it's a bit loose, i think. iis it? but eventir main isn't it? it's a bit loose, i think. iis it? but even fornain isn't it? it's a bit loose, i think. iis it? but even for that policy, is it? but even for that to be something, it seems a bit

silly. we want to know about the cost of living. i want know cost of living. i want to know some also how some serious stuff and also how they're do it. they some serious stuff and also how they'rto do it. they some serious stuff and also how they'rto think do it. they some serious stuff and also how they'rto think that it. they some serious stuff and also how they'rto think that a . they some serious stuff and also how they'rto think that a fortune is seem to think that a fortune is going to from taking from going to come from taking from non—dom this is the leak. this remember this is the leak. this isn-t— remember this is the leak. this isn-t-iibe— remember this is the leak. this isn-t-iibe-ct- isn't this isn't like some of tbis— isn't this isn't like some of tbis-neut— isn't this isn't like some of this heard before, lizzie. this was heard before, lizzie. but— this was heard before, lizzie. but tbey-ve— this was heard before, lizzie. but they're talking about but they're not talking about tbis—tissiel this as their main. lizzie, bieuse— this as their main. lizzie, please starmer oh, keir please keir starmer oh, keir starmer. i mean, he's trying so but— starmer. i mean, he's trying so but tc— starmer. i mean, he's trying so but to be— starmer. i mean, he's trying so hard to be like— starmer. i mean, he's trying so hard to be like tony— i mean, he's trying so hard to be like tony blair, isn-t— hard to be like tony blair, isn-t bet — hard to be like tony blair, isn't he? tony- hard to be like tony blair, isn't he? ” but sadly, isn't he? tony blair. but sadly, he isn't he? tony blair. but sadly, be bus— isn't he? tony blair. but sadly, be bus nc— isn't he? tony blair. but sadly, he has no charisma— isn't he? tony blair. but sadly, he has no charisma ,_ isn't he? ” but sadly, he has no charisma , no charm, no he has no charisma, no charm, no ubbeui— he has no charisma, no charm, no ubbeui .— he has no charisma, no charm, no ubbeui . unt— he has no charisma, no charm, no appeal , and doesn't— he has no charisma, no charm, no appeal, and doesn't know really wnut— appeal, and doesn't know really wbut be-s— appeal, and doesn't know really what he's doing— appeal, and doesn't know really what he's doing .— appeal, and doesn't know really what he's doing . i— appeal, and doesn't know really what he's doing . i mean, for what he's doing. i mean, for stunevs— what he's doing. i mean, for stuttevs tn— what he's doing. i mean, for starters, i'm sorry, but that i mean , some of— starters, i'm sorry, but that i mean , some of these things are mean, some of these things are iuugbubie— mean, some of these things are laughable. the— mean, some of these things are laughable. the new partnership we suit— laughable. the new partnership we suit witn— laughable. the new partnership we said with politics and the wetting— we said with politics and the working classes— we said with politics and the working classes and then the next— working classes and then the next beutb— working classes and then the next breath, he's— working classes and then the next breath, he's talking about working— next breath, he's talking about working ut— next breath, he's talking about working at home— next breath, he's talking about working at home as a legal nigbt— working at home as a legal vigbt. wbut— working at home as a legal right. what does he all want us tinting— right. what does he all want us drinking cappuccinos in our pyjamas— drinking cappuccinos in our bytunus . — drinking cappuccinos in our bytunus . wet— drinking cappuccinos in our pyjamas . btit. drinking cappuccinos in our pyjamas . bi. drinking cappuccinos in our pyjamas . btit. 7 i pyjamas. not you know what? i like you pyjamas. not you know what? i bite you to. — pyjamas. not you know what? i like you do. nation of hermits is that what he wants? well, no. i mean, i think the problem with bin— i mean, i think the problem with bin-becuuse— i mean, i think the problem with him-because-sortl him is that because is this sort of him is that because is this sort ct isiingtcn— him is that because is this sort of islington establishment sort of islington establishment sort ct—tbinbs- of islington establishment sort of_thinks that. of mentality, he thinks that we-ve—big- of mentality, he thinks that. we've—big houses we've all got nice big houses witn— we've all got nice big houses witb un— we've all got nice big houses with an office— we've all got nice big houses with an office that you work with an office that you can work bun—tint- with an office that you can work bun—tint ct- with an office that you can work. from—kind of people from home and the kind of people

wbc-t— from home and the kind of people wbut—bun— from home and the kind of people who'd—from home- who'd be working from home would be—tcing- be probably the people doing the sort be probably the people doing the suit—coitu- sort of nice little white collar tubs— sort of nice little white collar tubs-tbun— sort of nice little white collari jobs _than - doctors, jobs rather than those doctors, tentists— jobs rather than those doctors, tentists unt— jobs rather than those doctors, dentists and people doing on the gvcunt— dentists and people doing on the gvcunt bew— dentists and people doing on the ground how does— dentists and people doing on the ground how does that work? i ten-t— ground how does that work? i but tnint— ground how does that work? i but tbinb i— ground how does that work? i don't think i don't— ground how does that work? i don't think i don't think- ground how does that work? i don't think i don't think it's not working either. i think he thinks not working either. i think he tbinbs tbut— not working either. i think he thinks that at— not working either. i think he thinks that at all. - not working either. i think he thinks that at all. i- 1“; ti; i think he thinks that at all. not working either. i think he thinks that at all. i think. you ten-t— thinks that at all. i think. you don't think so? think the don't think so? i think the pandemic changed everybody. don't think so? i think the pantwhole changed everybody. don't think so? i think the pantwhole the changed everybody. don't think so? i think the pantwhole the wholetd everybody. don't think so? i think the pantwhole the whole world ybody. don't think so? i think the pantwhole the whole world over. i. the whole the whole world over. people very lazy about getting back to work. not at all. not at all. but it's changed the all. but but it's changed the way that that we work, especially country like especially in this country like and and people do need and people and people do need days working home. it days is working from home. it helps it helps mothers. it helps mothers helps people. yeah mothers like helps people. yeah but he's talking about-iti but he's talking about making it iiiegut— but he's talking about making it iiiegut-sc— but he's talking about making it illegal,-so that's- but he's talking about making it illegal, so that's not illegal, right? so that's not iiiegui. — illegal, right? so that's not iitegut. ant— illegal, right? so that's not illegal. and it— illegal, right? so that's not illegal. '1“t: . : '1“t: . illegal. and it should. and it should. it should be should. and it should be illegal, and great illegal, right. and i'm a great like i'm a great advocate for four day weeks well . i think four day weeks as well. i think like, know, like we are in like, you know, like we are in we're in a we're in a time of finnish speaking people radio finnish speaking people on radio can't hear. so in a time can't hear. so we're in a time of change in this country of great change in this country and over, especially and the world over, especially when it comes jobs. and the world over, especially when it comes jobs . and, when it comes to jobs. and, you know, we know, and what we do professionally and i like professionally and i think like it behoves like our our our next

government coming in it behoves them to do the right thing and to and to listen to the people that people do want these. well well, well can we can we just look at the productivity of the civil they've civil service since they've been working it's very working from home? it's not very good but working from home? it's not very gout—but but- working from home? it's not very good _but but that's. good is it. yeah, but but that's cne-bvcbcnicns- good is it. yeah, but but that's one-proportions of- good is it. yeah, but but that's one proportions of this one of the proportions of this ccnbuny— one of the proportions of this ccnbuny country— one of the proportions of this company country who are working bun— company country who are working tvcnwe-ve— seeing- company country who are working from we're seeing how from home. and we're seeing how the from home. and we're seeing how tbe bvctuctivity— from home. and we're seeing how the productivity fallen. the productivity has fallen. so tbis— the productivity has fallen. so tbis-u— the productivity has fallen. so tbis-u-biun.- the productivity has fallen. so this-a-plan. and. this is not a good plan. and esbeciuiiy— this is not a good plan. and especially it'll— this is not a good plan. and especially it'll affect productivity of productivity and that is of course-make- productivity and that is of course make money productivity and that is of- course-make money in this course how we make money in this country—cun— country. we export our productivity- country. we export our productivity elsewhere and that we butting— productivity elsewhere and that we are falling by— productivity elsewhere and that we are falling by with that. the ctbev— we are falling by with that. the ctbev ne— we are falling by with that. the ctbev ct— we are falling by with that. the other one of the— we are falling by with that. the other one of the other policies he other one of the other policies be tuibet— other one of the other policies he talked about— other one of the other policies he talked about non—dom he talked about was non—dom stutus— he talked about was non—dom status_ schools. i status and boarding schools. i wunt—uii- status and boarding schools. i want—all private. want to ask you all private scbccis— want to ask you all private- scbccis—tbut schools, the problem with that is-tcn-t— schools, the problem with that is-tcn-t-be-s- is that i don't think he's foreseen that— is that i don't think he's foreseen that if you then do tbut— foreseen that if you then do tbut .— foreseen that if you then do tbut . tbe— foreseen that if you then do that , the people who were just that, the people who were just ubcut— that, the people who were just ubcut buveiy— that, the people who were just about barely affording it, bcuuse— about barely affording it, because-of- about barely affording it,- because-of-the because a lot of people, the nut-unity— because a lot of people, the nuicvity—uvei because a lot of people, the. nuicvity—uve iust majority of people who are just ubcut—it— majority of people who are just about-it will- majority of people who are just about-it will then- about affording it will then sent—tbe- about affording it will theni send _the state send their kids to the state scbcci. — send their kids to the state school. .the _ send their kids to the state school. the money he thought school. so the money he thought he school. so the money he thought be—get— school. so the money he thought be—get bun - school. so the money he thought he _ get from them,| he was going to get from them, he was going to get from them, be-tvcn — he was going to get from them,| he _from _they'll he was going to get from them,| he in _from _they'll he was going to get from them, he in the from they'll he was going to get from them, he in the state 3m they'll he was going to get from them, he in the state sector they'll he was going to get from them, he in the state sector and hey'll be in the state sector and tbey-ii—ncneyi be in the state sector and they'll—money. you they'll be costing money. do you not they'll be costing money. do you nut-tbut-s— they'll be costing money. do you nut-tbut-s u- they'll be costing money. do you not-that's a bit- they'll be costing money. do you not-that's a bit of- they'll be costing money. do you not-that's a bit of a. not think that that's a bit of a stubit— not think that that's a bit of a stubit-s — not think that that's a bit of a stupid-? well,- not think that that's a bit of a. stupid-? well,_to stupid policy? well, i went to a private and it was private school and it was a fortune . cost parents

fortune. it cost my parents a fortune. it cost my parents a fortune. and. and i think, like, you know , at the of the day you know, at the end of the day , we need change. we need change in this in this government. we need change in this country. and i . yeah, of course i i think if. yeah, of course i want . yes, of course. yes, of want. yes, of course. yes, of course, of course we do. but like, you know, we're, we're in a super of the last 13 a super mess of the last 13 years rule. so like, years of tory rule. so like, let's else let's give somebody else a chance with some new ideas , even chance with some new ideas, even if the person hasn't got very good ideas. lizzie, please iisten. — good ideas. lizzie, please iisten. unt— good ideas. lizzie, please listen. and they're- g: : lizzie, please listen. and they're putting biiiicns— listen. and they're putting billions into— listen. and they're putting billions into the green issues as billions into the green issues us web. — billions into the green issues as well. look,— billions into the green issues as well. look, let's- billions into the green issues as well. look, let's stop. let me finish, he's to me finish, please. he's going to be hurting economy . let me be hurting our economy. let me tell i know rishi tell you. look, i know rishi isn't. i want boris back. i think everyone would be on their knees to get boris back. the tories wouldn't have lost like they did in the local elections . i don't feel if boris was still our prime minister, and thatis still our prime minister, and that is the truth of it. i really do think that's not true, lizzie. then i've lost that. i-ve—ii lizzie. then i've lost that. i-ve—i ten-t i've lost even more. i don't tnint— i've lost even more. i don't tbinb se— i've lost even more. i don't tbinb se .— i've lost even more. i don't tbinb se . i— i've lost even more. i don't think so . i don't and think so. i don't think so. and for me , and it really. and for me, and it really. and i know you're going to hate me saying want our saying this, i don't want our prime minister know what

prime minister to not know what a woman is. and i will say that because it is just so because it is it is just so disgusting that he can't even say what a woman is. and i don't want him as our leader. say what a woman is. and i don't want him as our leader . and i want him as our leader. and i think it is despicable to women. there was one interview where he its— there was one interview where he its net— there was one interview where he its net — there was one interview where he was it's not one. “it: "tit”tii: was it's not one. there's more than one. there's more than one. no the no you see, that's the unfortunate . you can go unfortunate thing. you can go out of the frying pan into the fire. is that fire. and my worry is that anything but rishi, anything but the conservatives. you saw what happenedin the conservatives. you saw what happened in america. anyone but trump sleepy biden has trump sleepy joe biden has appeared. that that and appeared. i mean that that and now it's gone. let's get rid of him. let's trump back. we him. let's bring trump back. we had obviously, had a decent thing. obviously, we're going to bring back had a decent thing. obviously, we're because ng to bring back had a decent thing. obviously, we're because ng toatring back had a decent thing. obviously, we're because ng toa liar. ack trump because he's a liar. let's see. no, no, no, no, no, no, no. but literally out to get him. this says him. come on. but this says nothing without your nothing without you and your views. let's bring out. great british their british voices in their opportunity tell they opportunity to tell us what they think we're think about the topics we're discussing. two of you. discussing. i've got two of you. let's dr. scarlett let's start with dr. scarlett mccgwire keynes. mccgwire from milton keynes. firstly, think ? good firstly, what do you think? good afternoon , nana. yes, it's such afternoon, nana. yes, it's such an afternoon, nana. yes, it's such un interesting— bv51“v5 yes, it's such an interesting discussion. i've nutty— an interesting discussion. i've veutty entcyet— an interesting discussion. i've really enjoyed today's show and but i— really enjoyed today's show and but i ugvee—

really enjoyed today's show and but i agree with— really enjoyed today's show and but i agree with you and with the but i agree with you and with tbe vest— but i agree with you and with tbe vest ct— but i agree with you and with the rest of the— but i agree with you and with the rest of the panel earlier ant— the rest of the panel earlier on. and lizzie— the rest of the panel earlier on. and lizzie .— the rest of the panel earlier on. and lizzie . so i think ben, on. and lizzie. so i think ben, beiintu— on. and lizzie. so i think ben, beiintu unt— on. and lizzie. so i think ben, belinda and few— on. and lizzie. so i think ben, belinda and few of the others , belinda and few of the others, everyone— belinda and few of the others, everyone raised— belinda and few of the others, everyone raised some concerns ubcut— everyone raised some concerns ubcut iubcuv— everyone raised some concerns about labour and— everyone raised some concerns about labour and about keir stunner— about labour and about keir stunner .— about labour and about keir starmer . and— about labour and about keir starmer . and i— about labour and about keir starmer . and i echo the concerns starmer. and i echo the concerns as starmer. and i echo the concerns us web. — starmer. and i echo the concerns us web. bcu— starmer. and i echo the concerns as well. you know,— starmer. and i echo the concerns as well. you know, a— starmer. and i echo the concerns as well. you know, a lot to do witb— as well. you know, a lot to do witb tbe— as well. you know, a lot to do with the strikes,— as well. you know, a lot to do with the strikes, with privatisation, with private scbccis— privatisation, with private schools versus - privatisation, with private schools versus government scbccis— schools versus government scbccis unt— schools versus government schools and all— schools versus government schools and all the other issues. you _ schools and all the other issues. you know , i'm not even issues. you know, i'm not even going— issues. you know, i'm not even going tc— issues. you know, i'm not even going to gc— issues. you know, i'm not even going to go intu— issues. you know, i'm not even going to go into the gender issues because— going to go into the gender issues because that's. wig. issues because that's. well, be-s— issues because that's. well, be-s tuibing— issues because that's. well, he's talking about more, more power to the union sessione, which worries me too. let's can ibnngin which worries me too. let's can i bring in gareth wyn jones. gareth what's your thoughts ? gareth what's your thoughts? we've got a bunch of really poor bciiticiuns— we've got a bunch of really poor bctiticiuns cn— we've got a bunch of really poor politicians on both— we've got a bunch of really poor politicians on both sides now all politicians on both sides now uti ugvee— politicians on both sides now all agree with— politicians on both sides now all agree with that . t/ti;v51“ t: ” all agree with that. yeah, drive me insane. we've— all agree with that. yeah, drive me insane. we've got- all agree with that. t/ti;v51“ t: ” we've got nobody that me insane. we've got nobody that sbeubs— me insane. we've got nobody that sbeuts uny— me insane. we've got nobody that sbeuts uny sense— me insane. we've got nobody that speaks any sense. look— we've got nobody that speaks any sense. look what's bubbenet— speaks any sense. look what's bubbenet in— speaks any sense. look what's happened in the— speaks any sense. look what's happened in the netherlands. t hey— happened in the netherlands. ibey bvcugbt— happened in the netherlands. they brought farmers and they bvcugbt— they brought farmers and they brought common— they brought farmers and they brought common sense back into bciitics.— brought common sense back into bciitics. tet-s— brought common sense back into politics. let's start— brought common sense back into politics. let's start a revolution. - politics. let's start a revolution. let's start shaking the revolution. let's start shaking tbe tree. —

revolution. let's start shaking the tree. let's— revolution. let's start shaking the tree. let's start asking questions— the tree. let's start asking questions of— the tree. let's start asking questions of these people . questions of these people. ibey-re — questions of these people. they're professional politicians . ibey-ve— they're professional politicians . they've never— they're professional politicians . they've never worked a day in tbeiv— . they've never worked a day in tbeiv iives— . they've never worked a day in their lives. none— . they've never worked a day in their lives. none of— . they've never worked a day in their lives. none of them. none of their lives. none of them. none ct tnen— their lives. none of them. none ct tben. ibey— their lives. none of them. none of them. they don't. they're gt.— of them. they don't. they're uii. ycu— of them. they don't. they're at, you knew— of them. they don't. they're all, you know, billy as a farmer wcuit— all, you know, billy as a farmer wcuit cuti— all, you know, billy as a farmer would call it.— all, you know, billy as a farmer would call it. sorry. apologies for would call it. sorry. apologies tun tbe— would call it. sorry. apologies for the language— would call it. sorry. apologies for the language working hard. tecbie— for the language working hard. itecbie-tvying— for the language working hard. itecbie-tvying tc— for the language working hard. people trying to pay their people are trying to pay their bits.— people are trying to pay their biiis. ibey-ve— people are trying to pay their bills. they're trying to pay, you— bills. they're trying to pay, you knew.— bills. they're trying to pay, you know, for— bills. they're trying to pay, you know, for their food shop . you know, for their food shop. tecbie— you know, for their food shop. tecbie uc— you know, for their food shop. people are struggling their people are struggling with their ncvtguges— people are struggling with their ncnguges unt— people are struggling with their mortgages and these people are just mortgages and these people are iust-vcunt— mortgages and these people are just-round and— mortgages and these people are just round and round in just going round and round in civcies— just going round and round in circles—making. just going round and round in. circles—making any circles. they're not making any tittevence. — circles. they're not making any difference. well,— circles. they're not making any difference. well, listen , wes difference. well, listen, wes streeting.— difference. well, listen, wes streeting, it's— difference. well, listen, wes streeting, it's frustrating and it is— streeting, it's frustrating and it is frustrating— streeting, it's frustrating and it is frustrating for all of us. buciegies— it is frustrating for all of us. abbiegies tet— it is frustrating for all of us. apologies for the— it is frustrating for all of us. apologies for the swearing, but i do feel your pain. yeah no worries for that. gareth wyn jones and also stephanie, thank you so much. my great british voice. you were indeed great. go ha! oh have a good evening. beautiful out there. there. give them a round of applause. they were so bright, beautiful sky. lovely. guys. lovely. lovely to see you guys. see soon. well, let's see you soon. right. well, let's move talk eurovision. move on. let's talk eurovision. lovely talk to you. right. move on. let's talk eurovision. loveltalk talk to you. right. move on. let's talk eurovision. loveltalk eurovision,. right. move on. let's talk eurovision. loveltalk eurovision, shallt. move on. let's talk eurovision. loveltalk eurovision, shall we? let's talk eurovision, shall we? because eurovision, it's the final tonight with just hours to go. let's your thoughts on go. let's get your thoughts on that. i've got my panel joining

me. just tuned the me. if you've just tuned in, the lovely sam lovely lizzie cundy and also sam dowler , fowler, dowler . now dowler, fowler, dowler. now listen, the eurovision is here. make our entrance that she hates britain. well, make our entrance that she hates britain . well, let's first of britain. well, let's first of ally— britain. well, let's first of at, tet-s— britain. well, let's first of all, let's not— britain. well, let's first of all, let's not get- 1“ well, let's first of all, let's not get silly about tbis.— all, let's not get silly about tbis. sc— all, let's not get silly about tbis. st in— all, let's not get silly about this. so i'm wearing what she suit. — this. so i'm wearing what she suit. in— this. so i'm wearing what she said. i'm wearing— this. so i'm wearing what she said. i'm wearing graham button-s— said. i'm wearing graham norton's jacket. so he said. i'm wearing graham norton'sjacket. so he is said. i'm wearing graham norton's jacket. so he is a tuvcvisicn— norton's jacket. so he is a eurovision stalwart and a friend of eurovision stalwart and a friend ct nine— eurovision stalwart and a friend ct a— eurovision stalwart and a friend of mine. a friend,— eurovision stalwart and a friend of mine. a friend, a friend of nine— of mine. a friend, a friend of bun — of mine. a friend, a friend of mine from tap— of mine. a friend, a friend of mine from tap music is the bsn— mine from tap music is the bsn wbu— mine from tap music is the person who chose me and he chose sun— person who chose me and he chose sun itytev— person who chose me and he chose sun itytev bust— person who chose me and he chose sam ryder last year— person who chose me and he chose sam ryder last year as well. so i sam ryder last year as well. so i tun-t— sam ryder last year as well. so i but i— sam ryder last year as well. so i but i tun-t— sam ryder last year as well. so i don't i don't know anything ubcut— i don't i don't know anything ubcut ne— i don't i don't know anything ubcut ne us— i don't i don't know anything about me as well as she tweeted it, about me as well as she tweeted it-wbiist— about me as well as she tweeted it,-whilst what- about me as well as she tweeted it,-whilst what does- about me as well as she tweeted it, whilst what does she it, though, whilst what does she wbut— it, though, whilst what does she wbut tees— it, though, whilst what does she what does she— it, though, whilst what does she what does she say? wig. what does she say? well, she tweeted free school tweeted it was a free school meals thing. so that's why she tweeted. mean tweeted. does that mean she hates. that's ridiculous tweeted. does that mean she ha say that's ridiculous tweeted. does that mean she hasay.that's ridiculous tweeted. does that mean she ha say. no,'s ridiculous tweeted. does that mean she ha say. no, no. idiculous tweeted. does that mean she ha say. no, no. butilous tweeted. does that mean she ha say. no, no. but it's; to say. no, no. but it's dangerous to be tweeting stuff like she also dangerous to be tweeting stuff like that she also dangerous to be tweeting stuff like that she she also dangerous to be tweeting stuff like that she wants she also dangerous to be tweeting stuff like that she wants a e also dangerous to be tweeting stuff like that she wants a totlso dangerous to be tweeting stuff like that she wants a to get an said that she wants a to get an eu passport. then also so eu passport. so then also so it's also it's very it's very it's also it's very it's very it's also it's very it's very it's also it's very it's very important. doubled down it's very important. doubled tcwn witb— it's very important. doubled down with that— doubled down with that eurovision lizzy cunt— down with that eurovision lizzy cun-t subbcvt— down with that eurovision lizzy can't support the _ down with that eurovision lizzy can't support the uk . can't support the uk. i'm always going— can't support the uk. i'm always going te— can't support the uk. i'm always going to support us aren't i. but i don't agree with what she says and what she what did says and what she says. what did she she's woke. she say then. she's very woke. what why is she

what does she say? why is she wutc— what does she say? why is she wcbe u— what does she say? why is she woke a tweet? _ what does she say? why is she woke a tweet? it— what does she say? why is she woke a tweet? . woke a tweet? it was a tweet. it woke a tweet? it was a tweet. it wus— woke a tweet? it was a tweet. it wett— woke a tweet? it was a tweet. it was well, for— woke a tweet? it was a tweet. it was well, for one— woke a tweet? . it was well, for one tweet, yeub. — it was well, for one tweet, yeub. wt.— it was well, for one tweet, yeub. bulbs.- it was well, for one tweet, yeah. no, no. but she said yeah. no, no, no. but she said sne-s— yeah. no, no, no. but she said sbe-s-ycung— yeah. no, no, no. but she said she's young young she's also young and young becbie— she's also young and young people i'd people are woke in general. i'd buve— people are woke in general. i'd icve—ten-t- people are woke in general. i'd. icve—ten-t-we love us to win. i don't think we are. on right at the end, are. we're on right at the end, by the way. but they're not going zelenskyy chatting by the way. but they're not going it's zelenskyy chatting by the way. but they're not going it's zepolitical,:hatting because it's not political, apparently. yeah, absolutely right. and love i love right. and i love i love zeienstyy— right. and i love i love zelenskyy and- right. and i love i love zelenskyy and i- 31“. and i love i love zelenskyy and i do 3“. and i love i love zelenskyy and i do . and i do zelenskyy and i do. and i do tnint— zelenskyy and i do. and i do tbinb bite.— zelenskyy and i do. and i do think like, you— zelenskyy and i do. and i do think like, you know, to think like, you know, it's to gveut— think like, you know, it's to. great_ however, great hear him talk. however, however, however , eurovision is however, however, eurovision is not however, however, eurovision is nctlbciiticui— however, however, eurovision is not political standpoint. however, however, eurovision is nca political standpoint. however, however, eurovision is nca bitolitical standpoint. however, however, eurovision is nca bit because tandpoint. however, however, eurovision is nca bit because tandpoint no, is a bit because actually, no, itl. — is a bit because actually, no, itl. we.— is a bit because actually, no, itl. we. ne— is a bit because actually, no, itl. we. it— is a bit because actually, no, itl. no, no, it is- is a bit because actually, no, itl. no, no, it is a- is a bit because actually, no, it is. no, no, it is a little bit because the band russia, when didn't like they when they didn't like us, they never gave us points. never gave us any points. although of the although to be fair, some of the songs bad, very bad. some although to be fair, some of the so them bad, very bad. some although to be fair, some of the so them weread, very bad. some although to be fair, some of the so them were really,t bad. some although to be fair, some of the so them were really, really some although to be fair, some of the so them were really, really bad. of them were really, really bad. we blame the we can't we can't blame the bciitics— we can't we can't blame the politics-songs. - politics for our songs. tbutcgies— politics for our songs.- apologies—well. politics for our songs. apologies—well. you apologies for that as well. you cub-t— apologies for that as well. you cunt-wett— apologies for that as well. you can't-word either. - can't say that word either. can't say the c word. so bring can't say that word either. can'tbucksie c word. so bring can't say that word either. can'tbucksie c w

cundy, your buzzer. please play along at home. brilliant. question one which country has won eurovision the most times? is it a france , b, united is it a france, b, united kingdom, or c, ireland ? lizzie kingdom, or c, ireland? lizzie cundy ireland. ireland what do you think it is? ireland. you bvess— you think it is? ireland. you bvess tuc— you think it is? ireland. you press too soon. _ you think it is? ireland. you press too soon. i- you think it is? ireland. you press too soon. i couldn't have you do that. so i win. yes. that was kenny. was it kenny? logan? logan. i love one who's lost everything. oh, logan. i love one who's lost everything . oh, god. right okay. everything. oh, god. right okay. right. let's see. next question . question number two. closest answer wins. how many eurovision song contests have been have there been since the competition started with lizzie cundy i'd say 100. sam dowler 5050. that's because sons wins 66. sam dowler you win that. switzerland won the first contest back in 1956, competing against only seven other countries. but look how many there are now. yes. are you going to watch tonight? yeah, going to watch it tonight? yeah, of to of course. i'm going to a tuvcvisicn— of course. i'm going to a eurovision-won't. of course. i'm going to a- eurovision-won't be. eurovision party. i won't be. in— eurovision party. i won't be. in witb— eurovision party. i won't be. i'm with bruno— eurovision party. i won't be. i'm with bruno tonioli. - eurovision party. i won't be. i'm with bruno tonioli. oh, that's so nice. oh, clang , that's so nice. oh, clang, ciung. sunny.— that's so nice. oh, clang, clang. sorry. name- that's so nice. cj“ l5“; d sorry. name drop that's so nice. cj“ i51“; d sorry. name drop . that's so nice. oh, dang,- clang. sorry. name drop. i'll that's so nice. oh, dang,- clang. sorry. name drop . i'll go clang. sorry. name drop. i'll go to that. he has invited me .

to that. he has invited me. three. when did the uk last win eurovision and who represent them? was it a 1981 buck's fizz? b 1997 katrina and the waves or c 1992. michael lizzie cundy i think it's b, michael ball no, katrina and katrina and the waves . what do you think? well, waves. what do you think? well, actually we won it last- t:tit “

tactical move. tactical move? tactical move. designed to boost the fortunes of the uk's performance. olivia newton—john . olivia, i'm very disappointed by that , but my favourite was by that, but my favourite was cliff . right, let's see. cliff. right, let's see. question five, your fifth and final question, which uk city was the last to host the eurovision song contest? was it a london? was it b, manchester or c, birmingham ? sam dowler uh or c, birmingham? sam dowler uh , i actually thought it was brighton, but i'm going to say manchester, then i'm going to say birmingham. you're going to say birmingham. you're going to say birmingham. you're going to say birmingham. maybe you were right that it began b. right that it began with a b. let's see, it's birmingham . i'm let's see, it's birmingham. i'm doing wrong. so i'm cheering for my doing wrong. so i'm cheering for nny intent.— doing wrong. so i'm cheering for nny tnent. — doing wrong. so i'm cheering for nny intent. on.— doing wrong. so i'm cheering for my friend. oh, very— doing wrong. so i'm cheering for my friend. oh, very good- t:tit “g 3 so i'm cheering for my friend. cj“ ttig g: the my friend. oh, very good. the tct— my friend. oh, very good. the winner for this— my friend. oh, very good. the winner for this round.- my friend. cj“ ttig g: the winner for this round. who my friend. cj“ big 3: the winner for this round. who won nas— winner for this round. who won but? i— winner for this round. who won but? i tnint— winner for this round. who won that? i think it— winner for this round. who won that? i think it was the score i tissie— that? i think it was the score i won. lizzie for— that? i think it was the score i won. lizzie for one— that? i think it was the score i won. lizzie for one on. i'm so excitet— won. lizzie for one on. i'm so excitet ubcut— won. lizzie for one on. i'm so excited about this. - won. lizzie for one on. i'm so excited about this. yes. c51“ excited about this. yes. can i just— excited about this. yes. can i tust guictiy— excited about this. yes. can i tust guicbiy sty— excited about this. yes. can i just quickly say happy birthday to calum campbell ? just quickly say happy birthday to calum campbell? he's the biggest fan of you and he watches every week on dup . oh, watches every week on dup. oh, happy birthday, calum . should be happy birthday, calum. should be booms for happy birthday, calum. should be bccns tun bin— happy birthday, calum. should be booms for him .— happy birthday, calum. should be booms for him . boom,— .“t:v5«t should be booms for him . boom, boom. 3.3qu should be booms for him . boom, boom. thank booms for him. boom, boom. thank you,— booms for him. boom, boom. thank you cuiun— booms for him. boom, boom. thank

you cuiun . — booms for him. boom, boom. thank you, calum . well,— booms for him. boom, boom. thank you, calum . well, this— booms for him. boom, boom. thank you, calum . �*fvt�*ti.. 1“ you, calum. well, this in birmingham was the last city to host the contest over two decades ago. in 1998. wow. it's about time we held the competition in the uk for the uk. but that would mean we'd have to win. we'd have to. unlikely. i think it is unlikely. and yet. and yet we are unlikely. and yet. and yet we busting— unlikely. and yet. and yet we are hosting it— .. and yet. and yet we are hosting it tonight in iivevbcci— are hosting it tonight in liverpool going to liverpool and it's going to be unt— liverpool and it's going to be unt its— liverpool and it's going to be unt its-tc— liverpool and it's going to be and it's-to.fun.- liverpool and it's going to be and it's to fun. it's and it's going to be fun. it's going— and it's going to be fun. it's going-subcu- and it's going to be fun. it's going super exciting. going to be super exciting. iiuybe— going to be super exciting.- iiuybe—giuss maybe i will get myself a glass of maybe i will get myself a glass ct—unt— maybe i will get myself a glass ct—unt i— maybe i will get myself a glass ct—unt i wunt- maybe i will get myself a glass. of_and i want everyone of champagne and i want everyone in iivevbcci— of champagne and i want everyone in liverpool-the— of champagne and i want everyone in liverpool-the best- in liverpool to have the best time— in liverpool to have the best time ct— in liverpool to have the best time of their— in liverpool to have the best time of their lives. my friend ityiun-s— time of their lives. my friend rylan's hosting. t/ti;5 no. what's rylan's hosting. yes. no. what's gb rylan's hosting. yes. no. what's cb wews— rylan's hosting. yes. no. what's cb wews cn— rylan's hosting. yes. no. what's gb news on today's— rylan's hosting. t/ti;5 no. what's gb news on today's show? i've been— gb news on today's show? i've been usbing— gb news on today's show? i've been asking do— gb news on today's show? i've been asking do you regret brexite— been asking do you regret brexit? according to our twitter bun.— brexit? according to our twitter butt. bsne— brexit? according to our twitter butt. zsw ct— brexit? according to our twitter butt. zsw ct ycu— brexit? according to our twitter poll, 23% of you say yes, which site— poll, 23% of you say yes, which 77% ct— poll, 23% of you say yes, which means 77% of you— poll, 23% of you say yes, which means 77% of you say no . means 77% of you say no. absciuteiy. — means 77% of you say no. absolutely. spot on. thank you so nucb— absolutely. spot on. thank you so nucb tc— absolutely. spot on. thank you so nucb to my— absolutely. spot on. thank you so much to my panel broadcast bun— so much to my panel broadcast from columnist— so much to my panel broadcast from columnist the fabulous tissie— from columnist the fabulous iissie cunty.— from columnist the fabulous lizzie cundy. lizzie, thank you so nucb.— lizzie cundy. lizzie, thank you so much. thank— lizzie cundy. lizzie, thank you so much. thank you. and also tbunb— so much. thank you. and also tbunb ycu— so much. thank you. and also tbunt ycu tc— so much. thank you. and also thank you to sam,— so much. thank you. and also thank you to sam, a political commentator— thank you to sam, a political- commentator—today thank you to sam, a political- corwell. tator_today thank you to sam, a political- corwell. thank—today thank you to sam, a political corwell. thank you. today thank you to sam, a political corwell. thank you. and today thank you to sam, a political corwell. thank you. and as today thank you to sam, a political corwell. thank you. and as ever,y as well. thank you. and as ever, tbunb— as well. thank you. and as ever, tbunb ycu— as well. thank you. and as ever, tbunb ycu tc— as well. thank you. and as ever, tbunt you to you— as well. thank you. and as ever, thank you to you at— as well. thank you. and as ever, thank you to you at home for your— thank you to you at home for your ccnbuny. — thank you to you at home for your company. it's been a bteusuve.— your company. it's been a. pleasure,-tomorrow, pleasure, as ever. tomorrow, ib— pleasure, as ever. tomorrow, i-iilicinet— pleasure, as ever. tomorrow, i-iilicinet by— pleasure, as ever. tomorrow, i'll joined by christine i'll be joined by christine nuniitcn— i'll be joined by christine hamilton and— i'll be joined by christine hamilton and danny kelly. make ycu— hamilton and danny kelly. make ycu icin— hamilton and danny kelly. make ycu tcin nne.— hamilton and danny kelly. make sure you join me. we're going to buve— sure you join me. we're going toj have—discussions. have some fabulous discussions.

stuy— have some fabulous discussions. stay-y— have some fabulous discussions. stuy-. but— have some fabulous discussions. stuy-. but tit— have some fabulous discussions. stay-, but i'll be- have some fabulous discussions. stay , but i'll be back stay tuned, but i'll be back tomorrow at— stay tuned, but i'll be back tomorrow at four to discuss all tbe— tomorrow at four to discuss all tbe tub— tomorrow at four to discuss all the top stories— tomorrow at four to discuss all the top stories .— tomorrow at four to discuss all the top stories . enjoy the top stories. enjoy yourselves. - the top stories. enjoy yourselves. have a fabulous weebent— yourselves. have a fabulous weebent .— yourselves. have a fabulous weekend . i'll— yourselves. have a fabulous weekend . i'll see tomorrow weekend. i'll see you tomorrow at weekend. i'll see you tomorrow ut tbvee. — weekend. i'll see you tomorrow ut tbvee. tit— weekend. i'll see you tomorrow at three. i'll leave— weekend. i'll see you tomorrow at three. i'll leave you with tbe— at three. i'll leave you with the weather— at three. i'll leave you with the weather . _ at three. i'll leave you with the weather . .“tiiti; the weather. hello there. i'm greg dewhurst and welcome to your weather your latest gb news weather forecast. move into forecast. as we move into sunday, we'll see rain across the north and the west of the uk. sunny and sunny spells holding for on much of england and wales . we could see that on and wales. we could see that on the bigger picture. this weather front slowly pushes its way southwards through sunday and then wales then across england and wales into monday, introducing fresher air from the north behind it. so towards the end of saturday, it's generally fine and dry for much of the uk. low cloud continues to slip back south westwards across england and wales . and here's that weather wales. and here's that weather front across northern ireland and northwest scotland, giving some outbreaks of rain during the early hours under any clear spells , temperatures will dip spells, temperatures will dip into single figures where we keep cloud and the rain , it keep the cloud and the rain, it will remain in double figures to start on morning. start on sunday morning. so a wet picture across northern

ireland, during the ireland, scotland during the morning. england wales. morning. england and wales. after a cloudy start, it should brighten up. we'll see hazy brighten up. we'll see some hazy spells sunshine developing. spells of sunshine developing. we could see 1 or showers get we could see 1 or 2 showers get triggered in the afternoon in the sunshine . the warmth of that sunshine. highs reaching into the low 20s fresher behind this weather front it turns drier for front as it turns drier for northern ireland. north west scotland and though often quite cloudy with some sunny cloudy here with some sunny spells into the evening. spells through into the evening. time weather front pushes time this weather front pushes a little bit further south and eastwards. eventually arnie arriving southeast arriving across southeast england into the early hours behind it, clear spells and scattered showers as we head towards monday morning. some of the showers could be heavy at times overnight. temperatures generally single figures behind that weather front across the north and the west holding up around degrees in london. but around 12 degrees in london. but it means a grey start monday morning in the southeast with some outbreaks of rain. this pushes away bright skies following spells , but following some sunny spells, but the risk of showers following on from the north. some of these could be heavy at times. the odd

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