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end 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 the lines. more joining the picket lines. more strikes are set to be held on the 31st of may and june the 3rd, the day of the fa cup final at wembley . protesters have been at wembley. protesters have been demonstrating against the proposed ulez expansion plan . proposed ulez expansion plan. 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, while protesters say it'll hurt them financially . the labour leader financially. the labour leader says he's ready for a dirty and nasty campaign ahead of next

year's general election . sir year's general 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 . the labour party working people. the labour party will working people. the labour party with ehry— working people. the labour party will only restore— working people. the labour party will only restore hope— working people. the labour party will only restore hope in- g the labour party will only restore hope in the eeuhrry— will only restore hope in the eeuhrry .— will only restore hope in the country . arnie— will only restore hope in the country . arnie if— will only restore hope in the country . arnie if we once again country. arnie if we once again heeerhe— country. arnie if we once again heeerhe rhe— country. arnie if we once again become the natural vehicle for werhhe— become the natural vehicle for werhhg people-_ become the natural vehicle for working people. an agent for her— working people. an agent for her hehes— working people. an agent for their hopes and— working people. an agent for their hopes and aspirations , a their hopes and aspirations, a party— their hopes and aspirations, a perry er— their hopes and aspirations, a perry er rhe— their hopes and aspirations, a party of the common good . now party of the common good. now heeere— party of the common good. now some people think— party of the common good. now some people think that all we're doing— some people think that all we're eehe rs— some people think that all we're doing is distancing ourselves hem— doing is distancing ourselves rrerh rhe— doing is distancing ourselves from the previous regime. well we hur— from the previous regime. well we are, but that— from the previous regime. well we are, but that misses the hehr— we are, but that misses the hehr .— we are, but that misses the eehr . rhrs— 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 perry hash— point. this is about taking our parry hash re— point. this is about taking our party back to where we belong . party back to where we belong. uk party back to where we belong. uh rresreehr— party back to where we belong. uk president vladimir zelenskyy has asked— uk president vladimir zelenskyy has asked rehe— uk president vladimir zelenskyy has asked pope francis to back hyh— has asked pope francis to back hyh peace— has asked pope francis to back hyh heaee erah. — has asked pope francis to back kyiv peace plan. ” " kyiv peace plan. the pair met in rome to discuss a peace mission to end the war with russia. the p0pe to end the war with russia. the pope indicated the vatican would help in reparation of ukrainian

children taken by russia. the ukrainian president earlier held talks with italian government officials, including prime minister giorgia meloni and the italian president, sergio mattarella. it's his first trip to italy since moscow invaded ukraine in february last year. now a nurse from devon has won a £200,000 prize 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 asta guardian global nursing award for raising 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. leading nurse for monogenic diabetes in the uk . and finally diabetes in the uk. and finally , special behind the scenes footage has been released from the king's coronation the prince and princess of wales have published a five minute video on their official youtube channel, including footage of them in their coronation robes before being taken to westminster abbey

. and for royal fans, they can also have a chance to see prince louis and princess charlotte preparing to leave home at kensington palace on the morning of the service . tv online dab+ of the service. tv online dab+ radio and on tune in. this is gb news. now it's back to the . news. now it's back to the. saturday five a it is saturday night and you're with the saturday five. i'm emily carver and i can premise— i'm emily carver and i can prehrse yea— i'm emily carver and i can promise you that you are in for a very— promise you that you are in for a very hvery— promise you that you are in for a very lively hour.— promise you that you are in for a very lively hour. so let's get srrarehr— a very lively hour. so let's get srrarghr hee— a very lively hour. so let's get straight into it— a very lively hour. so let's get straight into it with tonight's hrsr— straight into it with tonight's first debate. _ straight into it with tonight's first debate. to— straight into it with tonight's first debate. to kick tonight's shew— first debate. to kick tonight's shev eh,— first debate. to kick tonight's show off, it's— first debate. to kick tonight's show off, it's none other than rarrreh. — show off, it's none other than rarrreh. aha— show off, it's none other than patrick. and he's— show off, it's none other than patrick. ' r: grin g patrick. and he's going to tell us why he's angry about the latest net migration predictions. take it away, patrick. yes, well, indeed i am. so patrick. yes, well, indeed i am. se her— patrick. yes, well, indeed i am. so net migration— patrick. yes, well, indeed i am. so net migration to— f yes, well, indeed i am. so net migration to the uk could veh— so net migration to the uk could vveh reh— so net migration to the uk could vveh rep r— so net migration to the uk could well top i million— so net migration to the uk could well top i million this year, which— well top i million this year, which rs— well top i million this year, which is absolutely staggering vvheh— which is absolutely staggering vvheh yea— which is absolutely staggering when you really— which is absolutely staggering when you really think about it .

when you really think about it. no when you really think about it. he seahrry— when you really think about it. he seahrry ah— when you really think about it. no country can absorb that level of no country can absorb that level er hepararheh— no country can absorb that level of population increase and not have— of population increase and not have massive— of population increase and not have massive societal issues and heeea— have massive societal issues and heeee ve— have massive societal issues and indeed we already— have massive societal issues and indeed we already do. okay so if you indeed we already do. okay so if yer reev— indeed we already do. okay so if yer reeh ar— indeed we already do. okay so if yer reeh ar rhe— indeed we already do. okay so if you look at the infrastructure at you look at the infrastructure ar rhe— you look at the infrastructure at the moment,— you look at the infrastructure at the moment, we are being asked— at the moment, we are being asked re— at the moment, we are being asked to ignore— at the moment, we are being asked to ignore the ginormous erehhahr— asked to ignore the ginormous ereehahr h— asked to ignore the ginormous elephant in-room- asked to ignore the ginormous elephant in room when it elephant in the room when it eerheslrhhes— elephant in the room when it- comes-things-waiting comes to things like nhs waiting rhhes— comes to things like nhs waiting rrrhes, presse— comes to things like nhs waiting times, pressure on— comes to things like nhs waiting times, pressure on our health sysrerh. — times, pressure on our health sysrerh. -vvheh- times, pressure on our health system. when comes to system. also when it comes to rhhes— system. also when it comes to rhhes-seheer— system. also when it comes to things-school-andl things like school places and rrahsheh— things like school places and our transport network well, our transport network as well, rash— our transport network as well, we're just being— our transport network as well, we're just being told that it's everyrhhg— we're just being told that it's everything else,— we're just being told that it's everything else, from everything else, apart from rapie— everything else, apart from . rahre—erheh rapid population growth driven by rapid population growth driven hy hass— rapid population growth driven by mass migration. and that's herere— by mass migration. and that's herere r— by mass migration. and that's before i started— by mass migration. and that's before i started about before i started talking about the before i started talking about rhe—as- before i started talking about rhe—as vvehhl the housing crisis as well. young— the housing crisis as well. veahg eeeere— the housing crisis as well. young people simultaneously rhhh— young people simultaneously rhhhrhar— young people simultaneously think that mass— young people simultaneously think that mass migration is a great— think that mass migration is a gear rhea— think that mass migration is a great idea and— think that mass migration is a great idea and then complain arrear— great idea and then complain ahear rhe— great idea and then complain about the fact— great idea and then complain about the fact that they're hvhe — about the fact that they're hvhe h— about the fact that they're living in their— about the fact that they're living in their mum and dad's share— living in their mum and dad's spare room -they- living in their mum and dad's spare room they can't spare room because they can't affere— spare room because they can't ahere-r-asr— spare room because they can't ahere-r-asrlhehy- spare room because they can't afford just poky little afford even just a poky little har— afford even just a poky little flat somewhere _ afford even just a poky little flat somewhere nearby . these flat somewhere nearby. these rhhes— flat somewhere nearby. these rhhes are— flat somewhere nearby. these things are not— flat somewhere nearby. these things are not a— flat somewhere nearby. these things are not a coincidence, har— things are not a coincidence, har rhere-s— things are not a coincidence, but there's something more to it for but there's something more to it her he— but there's something more to it her rashes— but there's something more to it for me. ladies and— but there's something more to it for me. ladies and gents. more to for me. ladies and gents. more re re— for me. ladies and gents. more re h rhah— for me. ladies and gents. more re h rhah rash— for me. ladies and gents. more to it than just the— for me. ladies and gents. more to it than just the britain to it than just the way britain reeks— to it than just the way britain reehs eh— to it than just the way britain looks on spreadsheet. because looks on a spreadsheet. because rhar-s— looks on a spreadsheet. because that's—argument,- that's always the argument, rsh-r— that's always the argument, rsh-rlrrerh— that's always the argument, isn't from migration? isn't it.7 from mass migration? or.— isn't it? from mass migration? eh-rer— isn't it? from mass migration? eh-rer ear— isn't it? from mass migration? oh, for our economy. oh, it's great for our economy. weh— well, go and look outside. i'm her— well, go and look outside. i'm her-hash— well, go and look outside. i'm not-muchlthat- well, go and look outside. i'm not-muchlthat at. well, go and look outside. i'm not much that at the not seeing much of that at the minare— not seeing much of that at the rhharelh-s— not seeing much of that at the minute,-it's about- not seeing much of that at the minute, it's about british minute, but it's about british

eahare— minute, but it's about britishi culture—living. culture and our way of living. rer— culture and our way of living. her—rehas- culture and our way of living. for—towns, citiesi culture and our way of living.| for—towns, cities , for me, places, towns, cities, vrhages— for me, places, towns, cities, vrhages hghr— for me, places, towns, cities, villages right-the - villages right across the every— villages right across the country have— villages right across the country have changed beyond any hae— country have changed beyond any hhe er— country have changed beyond any kind of recognition— country have changed beyond any kind of recognition in the last 20 er— kind of recognition in the last 20 er eo— kind of recognition in the last ze er so years — kind of recognition in the last 20 or 30 years. and i'm not ehvheee— 20 or 30 years. and i'm not convinced that— 20 or 30 years. and i'm not convinced that that has always been— convinced that that has always been her— convinced that that has always been her he— convinced that that has always been for the better. and i just vvahr— been for the better. and i just vvahr re— been for the better. and i just vvahr he say— been for the better. and i just vvahr he say re— been for the better. and i just want to say to people, okay, i eeh-r— want to say to people, okay, i aeh-r rhhh— want to say to people, okay, i don't think that— want to say to people, okay, i don't think that you're racist if yer— don't think that you're racist h yea eeh-r— don't think that you're racist if you don't want your town or year— if you don't want your town or year vrhage— if you don't want your town or year vrhage er— if you don't want your town or your village or your to city end up being— your village or your to city end up being dominated by people hem— up being dominated by people from different— up being dominated by people from different cultures or erherehr— from different cultures or different countries . because, different countries. because, rrahhy— different countries. because, rrahhy, vvhy— different countries. because, frankly, why would you necessarily— frankly, why would you necessarily want your normal way of necessarily want your normal way er rhe— necessarily want your normal way er the re — necessarily want your normal way of life to change— necessarily want your normal way of life to change people voted in of life to change people voted he he— of life to change people voted he he reas— of life to change people voted in the tens of— of life to change people voted in the tens of thousands of the shear— in the tens of thousands of the liberal democrats— in the tens of thousands of the liberal democrats at the local ereerrehs— liberal democrats at the local elections, mainly— liberal democrats at the local elections, mainly as far as i reh— elections, mainly as far as i can tell, because- elections, mainly as far as i can tell, because they didn't vvahr— can tell, because they didn't vvahr rherh— can tell, because they didn't want them to— can tell, because they didn't want them to allow planning eerhrssheh— want them to allow planning permission houses. permission to build houses. so it's permission to build houses. so hrs-rer— permission to build houses. so hrs-her heehre— permission to build houses. so it's-for people not- permission to build houses. so it's for people not to want it's okay for people not to want her— it's okay for people not to want her area— it's okay for people not to want her re— it's okay for people not to want their area to change for heashe— housing, but it's not okay for rherh — housing, but it's not okay for rherh leer— housing, but it's not okay for rherh leer-h- housing, but it's not okay for them i not - it when i housing, but it's not okay for them not it when it them to not want it when it re— them to not want it when it comes to things— them to not want it when it comes to things like rapid hepararreh— comes to things like rapid populationwell, we've been lied quickly as well, we've been lied to-conservative- to by the conservative government - to by the conservative government say that to by the conservative- government - say that they government who say that they vvahr— government who say that they. want to stop immigration, mass rhhrerarreh— want to stop immigration, mass immigration, clearly immigration, and they clearly aea-r— don't realise who by human hehrs— don't realise who by human rights—sav- don't realise who by human rights—say thati don't realise who by human. rights—say that the rights groups who say that the envy— rights groups who say that the envy-re— rights groups who say that the envy-re eer— rights groups who say that the envy-re gee-rs- only way to get here is rhegahy. — only way to get here is illegally. well, clearly not. when— illegally. well, clearly not.

when _these i illegally. well, clearly not.- when_these numbers when you look at these numbers and hee— when you look at these numbers and we're lied to— when you look at these numbers and we're lied to by lovely rehhes— and we're lied to by lovely lefties-there's- and we're lied to by lovely- lefties-there's nothing and we're lied to by lovely lefties erg there's nothing and we're lied to by lovely lefties erg masss nothing and we're lied to by lovely lefties erg mass immigration wrong erg with mass immigration is rhey— wrong erg with mass immigration is rhey reev— wrong erg with mass immigration is they look down— wrong erg with mass immigration is they look down on us all from her— is they look down on us all from rhehr—ahe— is they look down on us all fromi their—and meanwhile is they look down on us all from their kids and meanwhile is they look down on us all from their kids private anwhile send their kids to private seheers— send their kids to private schools and— send their kids to private schools and go to private eeerers— schools and go to private doctors-out. schools and go to private doctors-out to| schools and go to private- doctors-out to quieter doctors and move out to quieter areas—herreve- doctors and move out to quieter areas—believe in- areas en masse. i believe in harsh— areas en masse. i believe in british culture— areas en masse. i believe in british culture ._ areas en masse. i believe in british culture . i— areas en masse. i believe in british culture . i believe british culture. i believe it's vverrh—. - british culture. i believe it's worth_. well,- british culture. i believe it's. worth_. well, there worth preserving. well, there zahawi there's a lot to get stuck into there. there was a lot wrong with it to get stuck into it, quite frankly. are you going to do are you- c are you going to do are you going to do whar— going to do are you going to do vvhar everye— going to do are you going to do what everyone does and just say, oh, what everyone does and just say, eh veh— what everyone does and just say, eh vveh, yea— what everyone does and just say, oh, well, you know,— what everyone does and just say, oh, well, you know, that's a bit of oh, well, you know, that's a bit er a— oh, well, you know, that's a bit er a hreeree— oh, well, you know, that's a bit of a bigoted-to- oh, well, you know, that's a bit of a bigoted to say? is of a bigoted thing to say? is rhar— of a bigoted thing to say? is rhar-yea-re— of a bigoted thing to say? is that-you're-to. that what you're going to do? vea— that what you're going to do? vee-heed— that what you're going to do? you-need-call. that what you're going to do?| you-need-call you you don't need me to call you a bigot-— you don't need me to call you a hrger. parrish.— you don't need me to call you a bigot. patrick. what i would say yea-a— bigot. patrick. what i would say yeah-h— bigot. patrick. what i would say yea-e-h yea- bigot. patrick. what i would say yea-e-h yea era- bigot. patrick. what i would say you'd if you did that. you'd be wrong if you did that. weh— you'd be wrong if you did that. were-reek,— you'd be wrong if you did that. were-reek, r- you'd be wrong if you did that. well,-look, i think- you'd be wrong if you did that. well, look, i think that well, i mean, look, i think that you— well, i mean, look, i think that yea are— well, i mean, look, i think that yea vvrehg— well, i mean, look, i think that you are wrong in— well, i mean, look, i think that you are wrong in many ways. and the you are wrong in many ways. and rhe-rs— you are wrong in many ways. and rhe-rs rhar— you are wrong in many ways. and rhe-rs rhar yea— you are wrong in many ways. and the is that you about the fact is that you talk about hrhah— britain by spreadsheet. well, actuary.— britain by spreadsheet. well, actuary—rel actually, that spreadsheet is the economy is the reason that our economy is flatlining, reason that our flatlining, the reason that our economy is than anyone economy is lower than anyone else or even the g20 else in the g7 or even the g20 with of russia. with the exception of russia. right. economy grew quicker right. our economy grew quicker than g7 nation. our economy than any g7 nation. our economy is the than any g7 nation. our economy is he envy— than any g7 nation. our economy is he ehry ev— than any g7 nation. our economy is the only g7 country— cir�* our economy is the only g7 country smaller rhah— is the only g7 country smaller rhah-covrh. - is the only g7 country smaller than-covid. and- is the only g7 country smaller than covid. r: than before covid. and the reason we need immigrants is because we have more people over

the age of 65 than we have under 16. this is not the way this country has been. i know you don't country has been. i know you aeh-r rhe— country has been. i know you don't like old— country has been. i know you don't like old people- i know you don't like old people on. i know you— don't like old people on. i know yea aea-r— don't like old people on. i know yea aeh-r rhe— don't like old people on. i know you don't like old— don't like old people on. i know you don't like old people and you— you don't like old people and yea-here— you don't like old people and yea-rhere are- you don't like old people and you-there are a- you don't like old people and you there are a drain on you think there are a drain on he— you think there are a drain on he eehey— you think there are a drain on the economy. benjamin but it's not-immigration,- not just about immigration, is it? not just about immigration, is ire—sheer- not just about immigration, isi it?_sheer volume it? it's about the sheer volume of it? it's about the sheer volume er-hahe— it? it's about the sheer volume er-hahe-vve- it? it's about the sheer volume of-hang-we don'tl of it. but hang on. we don't have— of it. but hang on. we don't have enough people prop up have enough people to prop up this you see over this economy. you will see over the or two, the last year or two, since hospitality venues opened, whether a cafe, a pub, whether it's a cafe, a pub, a hotel , all you will see across hotel, all you will see across this country adverts saying, please, someone , can you work please, someone, can you work here? so let me just say this. when you sit here with anti immigration diatribe, say to those anti mass immigrants, you see this is a key point. this is a demonisation_ see this is a key point. this is a demonisation of— see this is a key point. this is a demonisation of my- this is a demonisation of my rhetoric this is a deit's1isation of my rhetoric this is a deit's absolutely my rhetoric this is a deit's absolutely encoredrric this is a deit's absolutely encored . c and it's absolutely encored. h-s— and it's absolutely encored. rr-s armre— and it's absolutely encored. it's auntie, it's— and it's absolutely encored. it's auntie, it's auntie . net it's auntie, it's auntie. net hrgrarreh— it's auntie, it's auntie. net migration around the million mark.— migration around the million mark. h— migration around the million mark. h rs— migration around the million mark. it is not— migration around the million mark. it is not anti immigration rherehe. — mark. it is not anti immigration rhetoric. what— mark. it is not anti immigration rhetoric. what i— mark. it is not anti immigration rhetoric. what i want- mark. it is not anti immigration rhetoric. what i want all of you to answer, presuming that you have the same view, is say to those british businesses, why can't you expand because you don't people to work don't have the people to work there. why should those businesses? but there are 5 million currently out million people currently on out of country of work benefits in this country that we're just ignoring

completely in the name of mass migration. why don't we focus on those people? there are more job vacancies people searching. vacancies than people searching. there not 5 million job there are not 5 million job vacancies, a of those vacancies, but a lot of those figures lot of other figures include a lot of other people disabled. if i can people like disabled. if i can just make a point very quickly, i this i think this argument, this debate is debate about immigration is actually a debate about a symptom of a problem and not a cause of a problem. we need to be asking the why. why is it that it seems— be asking the why. why is it that it seems that- be asking the why. why is it that it seems that the- g why is it that it seems that the british eehey— that it seems that the british economy , unlike— that it seems that the british economy , unlike many other economy, unlike many other economies around the world, rehes— economies around the world, rehes eh— economies around the world, relies on immigration to run? aha— relies on immigration to run? and why— relies on immigration to run? and why rs— relies on immigration to run? and why is h— relies on immigration to run? and why is it that— relies on immigration to run? and why is it that after- and why is it that after successive votes for governments that promised not to bring that have promised not to bring bnng that have promised not to bring bring immigration down, haven't any government, labour or conservative, have changed the way economy so we way the economy works? so we aren't on the answer aren't so reliant on the answer . it's lazy. i can answer those aaesheas— . it's lazy. i can answer those questions-labour- it's lazy. i can answer those questions. labour on questions. new labour on eareeserahy— questions. new labour on purposefully introduced a policy of purposefully introduced a policy er-rhhgrarheh— purposefully introduced a policy of-migration and- purposefully introduced a policy of migration and then the of mass migration and then the eehey— of mass migration and then the economy became— of mass migration and then the economy became dependent on it very— economy became dependent on it very quickly-— economy became dependent on it very aarehy. rhe— economy became dependent on it very quickly. the tories, i know rh— very quickly. the tories, i know r-rh gerrhe— very quickly. the tories, i know i'm getting there— very quickly. the tories, i know i'm getting there ,_ very quickly. the tories, i know i'm getting there , i'm getting i'm getting there, i'm getting here.— i'm getting there, i'm getting here. ahe— i'm getting there, i'm getting there. and then— i'm getting there, i'm getting there. and then conservative geverhehrs— there. and then conservative governments have failed consistently _ governments have failed consistently to bring those harhersh— consistently to bring those numbers down— consistently to bring those numbers down because they are rehahr— numbers down because they are

rehahrlrhass— numbers down because they are reliant mass immigration to reliant on mass immigration to for reliant on mass immigration to her revv— reliant on mass immigration to for low skilled— reliant on mass immigration to for low skilled labour, mainly . for low skilled labour, mainly. aha— for low skilled labour, mainly. aha r— for low skilled labour, mainly. aha r ee— for low skilled labour, mainly. and i do question how on earth the and i do question how on earth rhe harhersh— and i do question how on earth the numbers can— and i do question how on earth the numbers can be at i million or the numbers can be at i million er prey-eerea — the numbers can be at i million er prey-eerea re— the numbers can be at i million or projected to be— the numbers can be at i million or projected to be i— the numbers can be at i million or projected to be i million. we aea-r— or projected to be i million. we aeh-r hhevv— or projected to be i million. we don't know exactly— or projected to be i million. we don't know exactly what it is. his— don't know exactly what it is. his y...— don't know exactly what it is. rhrs y... har— don't know exactly what it is. this year, but last year it was very— this year, but last year it was very hrgh— this year, but last year it was very high indeed— this year, but last year it was very high indeed and i can't see hevv— very high indeed and i can't see hev eh— very high indeed and i can't see hev eh eahh— very high indeed and i can't see how on earth anyone can think rhar— how on earth anyone can think rhar rs— how on earth anyone can think that is sustainable . and i think that is sustainable. and i think it's that is sustainable. and i think has far— that is sustainable. and i think it's fair enough— that is sustainable. and i think it's fair enough for patrick to ash— it's fair enough for patrick to ash vvhar— it's fair enough for patrick to ask what impact— it's fair enough for patrick to ask what impact this is having eaharahy— ask what impact this is having eaharahy ,— ask what impact this is having culturally , because there are a culturally, because there are a lot culturally, because there are a he er— culturally, because there are a he er eeeere— culturally, because there are a lot of people in— culturally, because there are a lot of people in this country whe— lot of people in this country vvhe are— lot of people in this country who are worried— lot of people in this country who are worried about the hashe— who are worried about the drastic speed— who are worried about the drastic speed of change, and rhar— drastic speed of change, and rhar rs— drastic speed of change, and that is totally— drastic speed of change, and that is totally okay. ' r: that is totally okay. and just aarehy— that is totally okay. and just quickly as well, can i just say, if you it's getting to the point, i think if that point has not already been reached where people will start to look and go, it grows our go, well, if it grows our economy's gdp by 0.01, but it means i completely lose any kind of connection that i previously had with the town or the city where i grew up. and that's to the point where i don't recognise think are recognise it. i think people are starting going start to starting are going to start to say, care that there you say, i don't care that there you go. you'd rather people poor go. you'd rather people be poor rhah— go. you'd rather people be poor rhah-rhar—

go. you'd rather people be poor than-that would- go. you'd rather people be poor than-that would be- grin you'd rather people be poor than that would be poor. than have that would be poor. i weara— than have that would be poor. i weara- rhe— than have that would be poor. i would. the economic— than have that would be poor. i would. the economic point- would. the economic point because have looked at this because i have looked at this because i have looked at this because people always mass because people always say mass migration is excellent for the economy. it's liz truss economy. it's what liz truss sare. — economy. it's what liz truss sare. ivvhar— economy. it's what liz truss sahelvvhar a— economy. it's what liz truss said.-what a large- f it's what liz truss said. what a large part said. it's what a large part of he— said. it's what a large part of the conservative— said. it's what a large part of the conservative believe the conservative party believe mass—eeaars- the conservative party believe. mass—equals higher mass immigration equals higher enh— mass immigration equals higher ehh sure— mass immigration equals higher gdp. sure overall,— mass immigration equals higher gdp. sure overall, of course, if you— gdp. sure overall, of course, if yer have— gdp. sure overall, of course, if yer have here— gdp. sure overall, of course, if you have more people, you'll have— you have more people, you'll have a— you have more people, you'll have a higher— you have more people, you'll have a higher gdp. but gdp per eahha— have a higher gdp. but gdp per eahha rs— have a higher gdp. but gdp per eaeha rs very— have a higher gdp. but gdp per capita is very different and we're failing— capita is very different and we're failing on— capita is very different and we're failing on that front. war.— we're failing on that front. vveu. hang— we're failing on that front. well, hang on.— we're failing on that front. well, hang on. in- we're failing on that front. well, hang on. in two- we're failing on that front. well, hang on. in two thousand and seven, britain had the highest household incomes in the g7.today highest household incomes in the g7. today we have the lowest who's overtaken us? australia. they have massive immigration excuse me. australia has got a very,— excuse me. australia has got a very, very— excuse me. australia has got a very, very veh— excuse me. australia has got a very, very well read— excuse me. australia has got a very, very well read .- riyeozuéhi�*; australia has got a very, very well read . you've very, very well read. you've rash— very, very well read. you've rash hare— very, very well read. you've just made the— very, very well read. you've just made the perfect point. a very,— just made the perfect point. a very, very— just made the perfect point. a very, very veh— just made the perfect point. a very, very well regimented, eehrs— very, very well regimented, points based— very, very well regimented, points based immigration system. and points based immigration system. had whar— points based immigration system. had vvhar ease— points based immigration system. and what else did— points based immigration system. and what else did they do? they revvee — and what else did they do? they ever he — and what else did they do? they towed the boats— and what else did they do? they towed the boats back today. vve-re— towed the boats back today. vve-re-serry— towed the boats back today. vve-re-serry. - towed the boats back today. we're-sorry. that- towed the boats back today. we're sorry . we're not sorry. that is all we've on that one. we've got time for on that one. right. we have got to on. right. we have got to move on. i mean, a lot to say. let mean, there's a lot to say. let us know what you think at home. but now darren is going tell but now darren is going to tell us mayor of london, us how the mayor of london, sadiq using children to sadiq khan, is using children to push control. take push for climate control. take it darren. shameful. it away, darren. yes shameful. sadiq climate alarmism is

sadiq khan's climate alarmism is arhhshe— sadiq khan's climate alarmism is now utilising your— sadiq khan's climate alarmism is now utilising your children, year— now utilising your children, your mams and— now utilising your children, your mams and dads of london may have— your mams and dads of london may have aheaay— your mams and dads of london may have already been— your mams and dads of london may have already been hit— your mams and dads of london may have already been hit by sadiq hhah-s— have already been hit by sadiq hhah-s hash— have already been hit by sadiq khan's much hated ultra low erhhssheh— khan's much hated ultra low emission zone— khan's much hated ultra low emission zone ,_ khan's much hated ultra low emission zone , paying a daily emission zone, paying a daily charge— emission zone, paying a daily eharee er— emission zone, paying a daily charge of £12.50. _ emission zone, paying a daily charge of £12.50. and that's eveeeree— charge of £12.50. and that's eveeerea re— charge of £12.50. and that's expected to hit— charge of £12.50. and that's expected to hit an extra 1.2 rhhheh— expected to hit an extra 1.2 million people— expected to hit an extra 1.2 million people after he expands it million people after he expands h aeshhe— million people after he expands it despite public— million people after he expands it despite public pressure and eehhear— it despite public pressure and political pressure for him. not to political pressure for him. not he he— political pressure for him. not he re se— political pressure for him. not he he har— political pressure for him. not to do so. but folks, it's now ehreree— to do so. but folks, it's now ehrerea rhe— to do so. but folks, it's now entered the classroom. have a reev— entered the classroom. have a reeh ar— entered the classroom. have a reeh ar rhhs— entered the classroom. have a look at this piece— entered the classroom. have a look at this piece of propaganda . rr-s— look at this piece of propaganda . it's basically— look at this piece of propaganda . it's basically like— look at this piece of propaganda . it's basically like saying, i don't believe in lions because i've never seen one. that's just there's fact that it's there and just because you can't see it doesn't mean it isn't there. cop26 we walked all around the block and like, shout at cop26 what are you going to fix ? cop what are you going to fix? cop 26 what are you going to- grin g ”x7 cop 26 what are you going to fix ? 26 what are you going to fix? weh— 26 what are you going to fix? vveh, her— 26 what are you going to fix? well, not mummy and daddy's bank haharee— well, not mummy and daddy's bank harahee, rh— well, not mummy and daddy's bank balance, i'll tell— well, not mummy and daddy's bank balance, i'll tell you— well, not mummy and daddy's bank balance, i'll tell you that much for balance, i'll tell you that much her free. — balance, i'll tell you that much for free. because— balance, i'll tell you that much for free. because if— balance, i'll tell you that much for free. because if you ask me, his— for free. because if you ask me, rhrslyer— for free. because if you ask me, rhrslyer here— for free. because if you ask me,

this yet more politicised this is yet more politicised arrea— this is yet more politicised arheh er— this is yet more politicised ation of children. i would ation of our children. i would hare— ation of our children. i would hare re— ation of our children. i would hare he he— ation of our children. i would hare he he a— ation of our children. i would hate to be a child today you're rere— hate to be a child today you're here rhar— hate to be a child today you're told that you're— hate to be a child today you're told that you're in— hate to be a child today you're told that you're in the wrong heey. — told that you're in the wrong heey. vee-re— told that you're in the wrong body. you're told— told that you're in the wrong body. you're told that world body. you're told that the world is body. you're told that the world rs—re— body. you're told that the world rs—re harsh- body. you're told that the world is_to burst into- body. you're told that the world is_to burst into a. is either going to burst into a hau— is either going to burst into a ball-flames— is either going to burst into a ball flames you're going ball of flames or you're going to ball of flames or you're going re-re— ball of flames or you're going re-re-hhe- ball of flames or you're going to _to _and mayorj to drown to death. and mayor hhah— to drown to death. and mayor hhah raaehs— to drown to death. and mayor khan laughs and— to drown to death. and mayor khan laughs and pushes it out ehre— khan laughs and pushes it out ehre hrs— khan laughs and pushes it out onto his social— khan laughs and pushes it out onto his social media channels. i onto his social media channels. r rhhh— onto his social media channels. r rhhh h-s— onto his social media channels. r rhhh hrs a— onto his social media channels. i think it's a disgrace . nearly i think it's a disgrace. nearly 1 i think it's a disgrace. nearly r h— i think it's a disgrace. nearly r h s— i think it's a disgrace. nearly 1 in 5 children.— i think it's a disgrace. nearly 1 in 5 children. this is aeeerehe— 1 in 5 children. this is according to- 1 in 5 children. this is according to bbc newsround have had a— according to bbc newsround have had a nightmare— according to bbc newsround have had a nightmare about climate change,— had a nightmare about climate change, terrified— had a nightmare about climate change, terrified that they're going— change, terrified that they're gehg re — change, terrified that they're gehg he he.— change, terrified that they're going to die. that's their kids. veer— going to die. that's their kids. vear hes— going to die. that's their kids. your kids and— going to die. that's their kids. your kids and sadiq khan is happy— your kids and sadiq khan is happy to_ your kids and sadiq khan is happy to pu5h_ your kids and sadiq khan is happy to push this nonsense out. ahe— happy to push this nonsense out. and guess— happy to push this nonsense out. and guess what?— happy to push this nonsense out. and guess what? his own advisers have— and guess what? his own advisers have sard— and guess what? his own advisers have said rhar— and guess what? his own advisers have said that the— and guess what? his own advisers have said that the benefits of his— have said that the benefits of his urrz— have said that the benefits of this ulez are— have said that the benefits of this ulez are barely perceptible . ah— this ulez are barely perceptible . ah se— this ulez are barely perceptible . ah se vve-re— this ulez are barely perceptible . all so we're pushing this on to . all so we're pushing this on he ehhareh. — . all so we're pushing this on to children. we're— . all so we're pushing this on to children. we're bankrupt and ahe— to children. we're bankrupt and and ear. — to children. we're bankrupt and mom and dad. and for what? all vvhhsr— mom and dad. and for what? all vvhhsr chha— mom and dad. and for what? all whilst china burns— mom and dad. and for what? all whilst china burns through more seeeeh— whilst china burns through more seeeeh sear— whilst china burns through more sodden coal than— whilst china burns through more sodden coal than sauron's hereer— sodden coal than sauron's heraer, h-s— sodden coal than sauron's mordor, it's obscene . i mean. mordor, it's obscene. i mean. har— mordor, it's obscene. i mean. her anyway— mordor, it's obscene. i mean. her anyway .— mordor, it's obscene. i mean. her anyway , rh— mordor, it's obscene. i mean. but anyway , i'm sure that the but anyway, i'm sure that the eaher— but anyway, i'm sure that the eaher are— but anyway, i'm sure that the eaher going— but anyway, i'm sure that the panel are going to take a erherehr— panel are going to take a different view.— panel are going to take a different view. wow from mine. vea— different view. wow from mine. vea — different view. wow from mine. vea vea— different view. wow from mine. you are. you are— different view. wow from mine. you are. you are such- different view. wow from mine. you are. /r:::r. :r.rt different view. wow from mine. you are. /r:::r. h;i.rt r:

you are. you are such a drama queen. has anyone ever you are. v/rzzr. hi.rt." r: 2" has anyone ever told you are. v/rzzr. t " r: : has anyone ever told has queen. has anyone ever told has ayee— queen. has anyone ever told has anyone ever told— queen. has anyone ever told has anyone ever told you— : has anyone ever told has anyone ever told you why? how am i a anyone ever told you why? how am r a drama— anyone ever told you why? how am r a drama easem— anyone ever told you why? how am i a drama queen? look, i think you can both be against the ulez expansion, am. and also expansion, which i am. and also think expansion, which i am. and also rhhh—vvhreh- expansion, which i am. and also think-which we- expansion, which i am. and also think-which we just. expansion, which i am. and also thianas-which we just. r:::r“ rt. and also thianas quite which we just r:::r“ rt.“ and also thianas quite cute.ch we just rt:r“ rt.“ and also thianas quite cute. it we just :rt:r“ rt.“ and also thianas quite cute. it actually saw was quite cute. it actually remheee— saw was quite cute. it actually remheee me— saw was quite cute. it actually reminded me of— saw was quite cute. it actually reminded me of how we used to ram— reminded me of how we used to ram vvheh— reminded me of how we used to ram when we— reminded me of how we used to talk when we were— reminded me of how we used to talk when we were primary talk when we were at primary seheeh — talk when we were at primary school. - never- talk when we were at primary school. - never was - talk when we were at primary. school. _never was scared talk when we were at primary- school. _never was scared of school. we i never was scared of 26 climate change albie always take things . it's not take things. it's not propaganda-- take things. it's not propaganda. - take things. it's not propaganda. i- “ghi it's not propaganda. take things. it's not propaganda. i mean, i had nightmares about the day after tomorrow , for goodness sake. tomorrow, for goodness sake. when younger, i don't when i was younger, i don't rhhh— when i was younger, i don't rhhh rhrs— when i was younger, i don't think this video— when i was younger, i don't think this video is particularly hae. — think this video is particularly hae. |rhmh— think this video is particularly bad. |think it's— think this video is particularly bad. |think it's good- think this video is particularly bad. g: bad. i think it's good that children about the children are worried about the environment and environment around them and actually, clean air actually, yes, i think clean air for a good thing. albie for kids is a good thing. albie you take at face for kids is a good thing. albie you take-at face value,| you take things at face value, of you take things at face value, er—rs- of course, sadiq khan is eareesemhy— of course, sadiq khan is purposefully using children to hash— purposefully using children to hash ae— purposefully using children to hash ah hrs— purposefully using children to back up his policy and to make it back up his policy and to make h erhhsah— back up his policy and to make it difficult for— back up his policy and to make it difficult for people to eeeese— it difficult for people to oppose because if you oppose it now, you're a you're a child hater— now, you're a you're a child harer er— now, you're a you're a child harer er yea— now, you're a you're a child hater or you don't care about shrharem — hater or you don't care about children. that's— hater or you don't care about children. r: r: children. that's what they did with greta thunberg. they wheeled her out on the front and they said, here you go. here's a lovely little swedish schoolgirl. he looks even younger she actually is. schoolgirl. he looks even yourmaybe she actually is. schoolgirl. he looks even yourmaybe there actually is. schoolgirl. he looks even yourmaybe there are ually is. schoolgirl. he looks even yourmaybe there are uacouple of and maybe there are a couple of mental problems as mental health problems here as well. can't mean. and

well. and you can't be mean. and mommies and daddies have asthma and a way stop and they want a way to stop that from more people. from happening to more people. why thing? mean, why is that a bad thing? i mean, my-w— why is that a bad thing? i mean, my-re rhar— why is that a bad thing? i mean, my-re rhar rs- why is that a bad thing? i mean, my-to that is get- why is that a bad thing? i mean, my to that is get back why is that a bad thing? i mean, mtschool, to that is get back why is that a bad thing? i mean, mtschool, young hat is get back why is that a bad thing? i mean, mtschool, young lady. get back why is that a bad thing? i mean, mtschool, young lady. but back why is that a bad thing? i mean, mtschool, young lady. but the k to school, young lady. but the hrehhem— to school, young lady. but the erehhem rs— to school, young lady. but the problem is there— to school, young lady. but the problem is there have darren rath— problem is there have darren rahh arrear— problem is there have darren talk about looking talk about someone looking yeahger— talk about someone lookingj yeahger—vvehh talk about someone looking- yeaheer—vvehh eer younger than they are. well get hash— younger than they are. well get hash re— younger than they are. well get back to school.— younger than they are. well get back to school. as— younger than they are. well get back to school. as in she was hahhhg— back to school. as in she was bunking eh— back to school. as in she was bunking off school in order to push— bunking off school in order to hash-mae— bunking off school in order to hash-srah ahe— bunking off school in order to push crap and terrify push this crap and terrify eeeehe— push this crap and terrify teeth-har- push this crap and terrify people but the push this crap and terrify- people-but the problem people her age. but the problem is with— people her age. but the problem is vvhh rhar— people her age. but the problem is with that argument albie them sayhe— is with that argument albie them sayhglmammy— is with that argument albie them saying, mummy daddy has saying, oh, mummy and daddy has asrhma. — saying, oh, mummy and daddy has asrhma. vvhere— saying, oh, mummy and daddy has asthma. where is— saying, oh, mummy and daddy has asthma. where is the evidence that— asthma. where is the evidence that mammy— asthma. where is the evidence that mummy and— asthma. where is the evidence that mummy and daddy have an asthma— that mummy and daddy have an asthma attack— that mummy and daddy have an asthma attack or— that mummy and daddy have an asthma attack or something like mare— asthma attack or something like that? rhahhs— asthma attack or something like that? thanks to _ asthma attack or something like that? thanks to someone, a man in that? thanks to someone, a man he a— that? thanks to someone, a man he a white— that? thanks to someone, a man he a vvhhe va— that? thanks to someone, a man in a white van driving his areseh— in a white van driving his diesel motor— in a white van driving his diesel motor to and from work. vvhere— diesel motor to and from work. vvhere rs— diesel motor to and from work. where is he— diesel motor to and from work. where is the evidence to suggest that— where is the evidence to suggest that paying— where is the evidence to suggest that paying £12.50— where is the evidence to suggest that paying £12.50 is going to step— that paying £12.50 is going to step mummy— that paying £12.50 is going to stop mummy and daddy from having asthma— stop mummy and daddy from having asthma problems— stop mummy and daddy from having asthma problems ?_ stop mummy and daddy from having asthma problems ? there's a lot asthma problems? there's a lot of asthma problems? there's a lot er evreehse— asthma problems? there's a lot of evidence. there's a lot. rhere-s— of evidence. there's a lot. rhere-s a— of evidence. there's a lot. there's a lot— of evidence. there's a lot. there's a lot of- of evidence. there's a lot. there's a lot of evidence. his shew.— there's a lot of evidence. his shevv. hrs— there's a lot of evidence. his show, his own— there's a lot of evidence. his show, his own committee said ethy— show, his own committee said array arr— show, his own committee said array arr sases— show, his own committee said dirty air causes respiratory erehhems— dirty air causes respiratory erehhems .— dirty air causes respiratory problems. that is not something vvhrsh— problems. that is not something vvhhsh rs— problems. that is not something which is disputable . darren now, which is disputable. darren now, i which is disputable. darren now, rrhhh— which is disputable. darren now, rrhhh there— which is disputable. darren now, i think there are— which is disputable. darren now, i think there are ways in which you— i think there are ways in which yea sam— i think there are ways in which yea har— i think there are ways in which yea per h— i think there are ways in which you can put in place policies to srrsamvem—

you can put in place policies to circumvent that— you can put in place policies to circumvent that problem and you can circumvent that problem and you he— circumvent that problem and you he aeahsr— circumvent that problem and you can be against ulez. but i think to can be against ulez. but i think re-rhar— can be against ulez. but i think re-rhar amy— can be against ulez. but i think to-that dirty air— can be against ulez. but i think to that dirty air doesn't to say that dirty air doesn't cause respiratory problems is a bit cause respiratory problems is a err-he— cause respiratory problems is a err-he .— cause respiratory problems is a err-he . r— cause respiratory problems is a bit-no , i completelyl bit stupid. no, i completely agree. i completely agree . but agree. i completely agree. but he's doing this campaign to boost this particular so boost this particular policy. so you could do a campaign about air pollution and about wanting things to be greener or about moving forward to a greener world with less pollution. but he is using it specifically for a political project now , a political project now, obviously, lots of different parties and politicians have used this in the past, but i. i don't particularly like it as a strategy. i don't particularly like children out on the on the picket line or used in a political way. just in general. you know, you're talking about children like they're being used as a political tool . well, as a political tool. well, actually, what- as a political tool. well, actually, what is- as a political tool. well, actually, what is it- c cr," well, actually, what is it that inspired— actually, what is it that inspired sadiq khan's pursuit of rhrse— inspired sadiq khan's pursuit of rhrse rrs— inspired sadiq khan's pursuit of rhrse rr-s rhe— inspired sadiq khan's pursuit of this? it's the fact— inspired sadiq khan's pursuit of this? it's the fact that a child shee— this? it's the fact that a child area ahe— this? it's the fact that a child area and h— this? it's the fact that a child died and it was— this? it's the fact that a child died and it was found that the reason was filthy— died and it was found that the reason was filthy air meant that that— reason was filthy air meant that that young— reason was filthy air meant that rhar yeahg ems— reason was filthy air meant that that young girls vulnerable shhes— that young girls vulnerable shres ahe— that young girls vulnerable cities and the— that young girls vulnerable cities and the filthy air. okay. all cities and the filthy air. okay. ah hem— cities and the filthy air. okay. hhh rrghr. hang— cities and the filthy air. okay. all right. hang on. pg cities and the filthy air. okay. all right. hang on. mg

all right. hang on. hang on a sesame— all right. hang on. hang on a second rr— all right. hang on. hang on a second. if a child got killed by a cyclist, you don't ban cycle lanes. you but the fact is, you don't want. well, cycle lanes weare— don't want. well, cycle lanes vveahe here— don't want. well, cycle lanes would help save— r:rt:r“ . well, cycle lanes would help save their r:rt:r“ t well, cycle lanes would help save their lives hease— would help save their lives because you'd— would help save their lives because you'd have less dirty arr.— because you'd have less dirty arr-her— because you'd have less dirty arr-her hue.- because you'd have less dirty air.-not true. i've- because you'd have less dirty air. not true. i've seen because you'd have less dirty air. beggarsot true. i've seen because you'd have less dirty air. beggars run ue. i've seen because you'd have less dirty air. beggars run through seen because you'd have less dirty air. beggars run through setthis the beggars run through in this shy. — the beggars run through in this shy. vea— the beggars run through in this shy. vea mrghr— the beggars run through in this city. you might want to turn rehaeh— city. you might want to turn london—andl city. you might want to turn london—and the london into mongola and have the shres— london into mongola and have the shres rhhsh— london into mongola and have the skies thick with— london into mongola and have the skies thick with smog. right. rhar— skies thick with smog. right. mar—yea- skies thick with smog. right.| that—you think skies thick with smog. right.- that_you think is that might be what you think is ehay. — that might be what you think is ehay. .rhe— that might be what you think is ehay. the rash— that might be what you think is okay. the fact most okay. but the fact is, most eeeehe—h- okay. but the fact is, mosti people—in cities okay. but the fact is, most- people_in cities with people want to be in cities with heahhy—hers- people want to be in cities with healthy_ lots of i healthy air. that's why lots of teeth— healthy air. that's why lots of eeeehe rhar— healthy air. that's why lots of people that leave cities like rehaeh— people that leave cities like london countryside side, people that leave cities like lond do countryside side, people that leave cities like lond do so countryside side, people that leave cities like lond do so because ttryside side, people that leave cities like lond do so because theer side, people that leave cities like lond do so because they want e, they do so because they want steam—ther- they do so because they want clean _their kids. clean air to raise their kids. rhe— clean air to raise their kids. the eehsy— clean air to raise their kids. the eehsy are— clean air to raise their kids. the policy are you the dirty air hehhy— the policy are you the dirty air hehhy. rhe— the policy are you the dirty air lobby, the policy,— the policy are you the dirty air lobby, the policy, though, is it to lobby, the policy, though, is it re emana— lobby, the policy, though, is it re eveahe rhe— lobby, the policy, though, is it to expand the ulez? yxrtrrtlgr ' “r: to expand the ulez? exactly. and it's entirety of london. it's the entirety of london. it's unpopular. and it's deeply unpopular. and rhar-s— it's deeply unpopular. and mars—eh- it's deeply unpopular. andi that's—oh, come it's deeply unpopular. and- that's_oh, come on, that's why saying, oh, come on, surre— that's why saying, oh, come on, sate pier— that's why saying, oh, come on, share pier ger— that's why saying, oh, come on, share pier eer h— that's why saying, oh, come on, cutie pie, get in front of the vvhy— cutie pie, get in front of the camera. why-my- cutie pie, get in front of the camera. why my policy? cutie pie, get in front of the- camera. why-my policy? you camera. why push my policy? you hear— camera. why push my policy? you hhev-r-m— camera. why push my policy? you know-i'm not. you- camera. why push my policy? you know-i'm not. you are.- know what? i'm not. you are. that's what you— know what? i'm not. you are. that's what you are- know what? i'm not. you are. that's what you are .- 7 you are. that's what you are . filthy that's what you are. filthy hemhemers— that's what you are. filthy londoners. no,— that's what you are. filthy londoners. no, no, no, no . londoners. no, no, no, no. but there— londoners. no, no, no, no. but there rs— londoners. no, no, no, no. but there is a— londoners. no, no, no, no. but there is a big— londoners. no, no, no, no. but there is a big difference. there is a big difference between simultaneously think simultaneously thinking simultaneously thinking that simultaneously thinking that we simultaneously think ing that we need about need to do something about climate change. only climate change. and the only solution to do it solution that we have to do it is bankrupt and is to bankrupt people. and do things votes and things like democratic votes and stuff, just go against stuff, and then just go against the and ulez the will of people and by ulez cameras. cetera. before.

cameras. et cetera. before. before. it's your plan to clean up london's air. i haven't got a pram— up london's air. i haven't got a hhah re— up london's air. i haven't got a than he hrhh— up london's air. i haven't got a plan to kill london's— up london's air. i haven't got a plan to kill london's air- plan to kill london's air hease— plan to kill london's air hease r— plan to kill london's air because i wouldn't do much about it. because i wouldn't do much about it reshheheey— because i wouldn't do much about it. technology changing all it. technology is changing all the-every— it. technology is changing all the every someone the time. every time someone updates—doesn't. updates their car, it doesn't have— updates their car, it doesn't have-diesel,- updates their car, it doesn't have diesel, which, updates their car, it doesn't- have-diesel, which, by have the dirty diesel, which, by the-rahear— have the dirty diesel, which, by the-labour and— have the dirty diesel, which, by the labour and the eu. the way, labour and the eu. rahear— the way, labour and the eu. rahear ahe— the way, labour and the eu. labour and the— the way, labour and the eu. labour and the eu pushed onto eeehhe— labour and the eu pushed onto eeeehe-are— labour and the eu pushed onto eeeehe-are revv— labour and the eu pushed onto people are now being people who are now being shareeh— people who are now being charged. 1250— people who are now being charged. 1250 a- people who are now being charged. 1250 a day just for hayhe— charged. 1250 a day just for hayhe a— charged. 1250 a day just for buying a motor— charged. 1250 a day just for buying a motor that was pushed eme— buying a motor that was pushed eme rhem— buying a motor that was pushed eme rhem hy— buying a motor that was pushed onto them by the _ buying a motor that was pushed onto them by the eu and labour. my onto them by the eu and labour. rry pram— onto them by the eu and labour. rry ehah rs— onto them by the eu and labour. rry ehah rs re— onto them by the eu and labour. my plan is to clean— onto them by the eu and labour. my plan is to clean up london's air my plan is to clean up london's at heart— my plan is to clean up london's arr vveahe he— my plan is to clean up london's air would be to— my plan is to clean up london's air would be to go— my plan is to clean up london's air would be to go to china and phases— air would be to go to china and phases the— air would be to go to china and places like that— air would be to go to china and places like that and try to get them — places like that and try to get them ido— places like that and try to get them do something about it. them to do something about it. but them to do something about it. has this— them to do something about it. has this just— them to do something about it. but this just how— them to do something about it. but this just how would- them to do something about it. but this just how would china cleaning doesn't cleaning up because it doesn't matter what we do in this country climate change country to fight climate change as countries like china as long as countries like china don't it over as long as countries like china don't and it over as long as countries like china don't and they're it over as long as countries like china don't and they're not it over as long as countries like china don't and they're not doingrver there and they're not doing anything about it to separate problems, is caused by problems, clean air is caused by the from cars in the exhaust fumes from cars in britain, climate is britain, and climate change is probably caused by fumes probably mostly caused by fumes coming talking coming from china. we're talking ahear—say- about well, dare i dare i say ahme— about well, dare i dare i say here we— about well, dare i dare i say albie we-be- about well, dare i dare i say albie we be merging topics albie we might be merging topics here albie we might be merging topics heev-asse— albie we might be merging topics here massive population here because massive population ism-r— here because massive population increase isn't-help- increase isn't going to help with— increase isn't going to help with-either,— increase isn't going to help with .either,.it?- increase isn't going to help with either, it? look, with that either, is it? look, hrsr— with that either, is it? look, first—heehhel with that either, is it? look,| first—people say first of all, when people say uses— first of all, when people say urrz. r— first of all, when people say ulez, i think— first of all, when people say ulez, i think they're giving me a homophobic insult. it's a rerhhhe— a homophobic insult. it's a terrible-but- a homophobic insult. it's a terrible-but just terrible name, but i would just say— terrible name, but i would just say that— terrible name, but i would just say that yea—

terrible name, but i would just say that yea say— terrible name, but i would just say that you say about the ere-so— say that you say about the ere-so a— say that you say about the ere-so a stay.— say that you say about the £12.50 a day, these people have to £12.50 a day, these people have re hay.— £12.50 a day, these people have re hay-mar— £12.50 a day, these people have re hay-mar rs— £12.50 a day, these people have to pay. that is going to to pay. well, that is going to step— to pay. well, that is going to step-eema— to pay. well, that is going to stop-doing-dirwi to pay. well, that is going to. stop - doing - dirty old stop them doing these dirty old sars-eerrhe— stop them doing these dirty old sars-eerrhe a— stop them doing these dirty old cars getting a new one cars and getting a new one hease— cars and getting a new one because people— cars and getting a new one because people care about the mehey— because people care about the meheylrhere.— because people care about the money there. yeah, it's going money in there. yeah, it's going to money in there. yeah, it's going re—mash- to bankrupt them so much that they-ve— to bankrupt them so much that rhey-ve—rherr- to bankrupt them so much that they've _their car. i they've got to sell their car. vea— they've got to sell their car. you progressive,— they've got to sell their car. you progressive, lovely progressive. - progressive. you had a look how mash— progressive. you had a look how mash-sesr— progressive. you had a look how much-cost and— progressive. you had a look how much cost and particularly much cars cost and particularly ismae— much cars cost and particularly vans. .quite expensive- vans. it's quite expensive actually . anyway, that's enough actually. anyway, that's enough of that. still to come tonight in the carver palava that's my bit. why labour is bit. i'll explain why labour is becoming the party the work becoming the party for the work shy hasit becoming the party for the work shy has it always been shy or has it always been benjamin's bugbear? will argue why to be a dad at 79 why it's fine to be a dad at 79 years old and alvy's argument will clarify why. if you hate britain, you probably shouldn't be singing for britain at eurovision . you're with the eurovision. you're with the saturday five live on

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topics. pam has written in and she says great speech, patrick. i don't know what planet benjamin is on planet walk . pat benjamin is on planet walk. pat i can't remember the last time, if ever i have agreed with him. well, there we are, gary says, simple question what evidence does benjamin we're picking on benjamin now. what evidence does benjamin now. what evidence does benjamin have that migrants end up in employment? oh, well, there we are. and i've got another email saying how lovely we all look, especially emily. and why didn't you read that one evre— and why didn't you read that one ears h— and why didn't you read that one ears h sate.— and why didn't you read that one out? it said, know— and why didn't you read that one out? it said, know it's time for hear— out? it said, know it's time for our next debate. _ out? it said, know it's time for our next debate. gr : our next debate. emily does look lovely. she does look lovely. up next is the lovely lady herself and she's going to tell us where she got her dress from. she's going to tell us her views on labour after new policy documents have been leaked. should it be right? a legal right to work from home? yeah. so i was scratching my- . g“ 7 yeah. so i was scratching my head this ahemeeh— so i was scratching my head this afternoon thinking— so i was scratching my head this afternoon thinking about whether the rahear— afternoon thinking about whether the labour party— afternoon thinking about whether the labour party is the party of the labour party is the party of the vverhhe— the labour party is the party of the working class— the labour party is the party of the working class or actually he— the working class or actually the parry— the working class or actually the party er— the working class or actually the party of the— the working class or actually the party of the work shy asserehe— the party of the work shy according to _ the party of the work shy according to these leaked

reeerrs— according to these leaked reports, they've been writing up ahead— reports, they've been writing up ahead er— reports, they've been writing up ahead er rhe— reports, they've been writing up ahead of the next— reports, they've been writing up ahead of the next election. they-re— ahead of the next election. they're manifesto pledges and there-s— they're manifesto pledges and mess hatre— they're manifesto pledges and there's quite a— they're manifesto pledges and there's quite a lot to do with vverersh— there's quite a lot to do with workers rights— there's quite a lot to do with workers rights .— there's quite a lot to do with workers rights . they want to workers rights. they want to mahe— workers rights. they want to mahe h— workers rights. they want to mahe h a— workers rights. they want to make it a legal— workers rights. they want to make it a legal right for you as a h— make it a legal right for you as a h re— make it a legal right for you as a worker to be— make it a legal right for you as a worker to be able to work from heme.— a worker to be able to work from heme. rhey— a worker to be able to work from home. they also— a worker to be able to work from home. they also want to ensure that— home. they also want to ensure that year— home. they also want to ensure that year hess— home. they also want to ensure that your boss can't whatsapp you,— that your boss can't whatsapp yea. smart.— that your boss can't whatsapp yea. emarh. yea— that your boss can't whatsapp you, email, you or— that your boss can't whatsapp you, email, you or phone you out of you, email, you or phone you out er vverhhe— you, email, you or phone you out of working hours— you, email, you or phone you out of working hours and to add it, aea— of working hours and to add it, add re— of working hours and to add it, add re ah— of working hours and to add it, add he at er— of working hours and to add it, add to all of that.— of working hours and to add it, add to all of that. they want to mahe— add to all of that. they want to mahe h— add to all of that. they want to make it easier— add to all of that. they want to make it easier for— add to all of that. they want to make it easier for people to srhhe. — make it easier for people to srhhe. rhey— make it easier for people to strike. they want to repeal hegrsharreh— strike. they want to repeal legislation that has made it a time— legislation that has made it a we hh— legislation that has made it a little bit harder— legislation that has made it a little bit harder for people to get little bit harder for people to her ear— little bit harder for people to her eat em— little bit harder for people to get out on the— little bit harder for people to get out on the picket line. now, r-m — get out on the picket line. now, r-m vveheerhe— get out on the picket line. now, i'm wondering how is this going to i'm wondering how is this going re serve— i'm wondering how is this going re serve ear— i'm wondering how is this going to serve our economy? we know eer— to serve our economy? we know we've got stagnation and growth. we hhevv— we've got stagnation and growth. we hhevv rhe— we've got stagnation and growth. we know the economy isn't going ahvvares. — we know the economy isn't going aevvares. vvehe— we know the economy isn't going upwards. we're not— we know the economy isn't going upwards. we're not growing as we sheare— upwards. we're not growing as we sheahe he. — upwards. we're not growing as we sheahe he. se— upwards. we're not growing as we should be. so why— upwards. we're not growing as we should be. so why don't we just let should be. so why don't we just her everye— should be. so why don't we just let everyone work— should be. so why don't we just let everyone work at home, do whatever— let everyone work at home, do whatever they— let everyone work at home, do whatever they want, make it harder— whatever they want, make it harder ahe— whatever they want, make it harder and harder for businesses to harder and harder for businesses re ram— harder and harder for businesses re harm a— harder and harder for businesses to turn a profit.— harder and harder for businesses to turn a profit. it— harder and harder for businesses to turn a profit. it does not mahe— to turn a profit. it does not make sense to— to turn a profit. it does not make sense to me. it seems like aheeha— make sense to me. it seems like hhgeha rhymes— make sense to me. it seems like angela rayner, who— make sense to me. it seems like angela rayner, who seems to be the herseh—

angela rayner, who seems to be the person behind— angela rayner, who seems to be the person behind all of this, it the person behind all of this, h seems— the person behind all of this, it seems like— the person behind all of this, it seems like angela rayner has just it seems like angela rayner has tasr eer— it seems like angela rayner has tasr her he— it seems like angela rayner has tasr her he hem— it seems like angela rayner has just got in front of— it seems like angela rayner has just got in front of her semearer— just got in front of her computer and copy and pasted, semest— computer and copy and pasted, sehree ahe— computer and copy and pasted, copied and pasted and a tuc press— copied and pasted and a tuc press eeahse— copied and pasted and a tuc press release because that's where— press release because that's vvhere r— press release because that's where i think— press release because that's where i think i've seen these meas— where i think i've seen these ideas before. _ where i think i've seen these ideas before. how on earth will it ideas before. how on earth will h he— ideas before. how on earth will h he pehseee— ideas before. how on earth will it be policed? how— ideas before. how on earth will it be policed? how much will repeat— it be policed? how much will legal aster— it be policed? how much will legal action cost? what will the rmpasr— legal action cost? what will the rmpasr he— legal action cost? what will the rmpasr he eh— legal action cost? what will the impact be on the— legal action cost? what will the impact be on the economy , impact be on the economy, hashess— impact be on the economy, business and— impact be on the economy, business and also the irony is that— business and also the irony is that businesses— business and also the irony is that businesses far and wide are ahreaey— that businesses far and wide are ahreaay rahhhe— that businesses far and wide are already falling over each other to already falling over each other he give— already falling over each other re the peephe— already falling over each other to give people flexible working when— to give people flexible working when they— to give people flexible working when they want— to give people flexible working when they want it. so this aeesh-r— when they want it. so this doesn't make— when they want it. so this doesn't make sense. it adds aeerrrehah— doesn't make sense. it adds additional burdens to everyone . additional burdens to everyone. aha— additional burdens to everyone. aha r— additional burdens to everyone. aha r rhhh— additional burdens to everyone. and i think labour is the party of and i think labour is the party er rhe— and i think labour is the party er rhe vverh— and i think labour is the party er rhe verh .— and i think labour is the party of the work . shy. �*tfvr�*rt;tt and i think labour is the party of the work . shy. yahtzee of the work. shy. well, well said — of the work. shy. well, well said .— of the work. shy. well, well said , emily. do you know what, said, emily. do you know what, emily? i wish people like the labour party, even the conservatives , would be brutally conservatives, would be brutally honest with people about just how bad the situation is as far as the economy is concerned. right productivity is nosediving. the debt to gdp ratio 100% nearing that and post covid, right? everyone was calling for it to be longer and harder . this calling for it to be longer and harder. this is what we've all got to suffer with. also it

seems it seems like the labour party are the party party is if they are the party of working people, they're certainly the party of those sitting behind desks in offices . because let's be real here. his— . because let's be real here. his rs— . because let's be real here. his is ehhy— . because let's be real here. this is only going- because let's be real here. this is only going to apply for peephe— this is only going to apply for peephe h— this is only going to apply for people in office— this is only going to apply for people in office jobs. what ahear— people in office jobs. what area he— people in office jobs. what about the traditional working shass— about the traditional working shass .— about the traditional working shass . — about the traditional working class , i.e. people who have to class, i.e. people who have to asraahhy— class, i.e. people who have to actually leave _ class, i.e. people who have to actually leave the— class, i.e. people who have to actually leave the house to do them— actually leave the house to do their vverh— actually leave the house to do their work and _ actually leave the house to do their work and to— actually leave the house to do their work and to earn any meheye— their work and to earn any meheye h— their work and to earn any money? it just— their work and to earn any money? it just does not make re— money? it just does not make sense to me. why— money? it just does not make sense to me. why this should be a pretty— sense to me. why this should be a pretty ar— sense to me. why this should be a priority at all.— sense to me. why this should be a priority at all. we— sense to me. why this should be a priority at all. we already have— a priority at all. we already have ee— a priority at all. we already have er— a priority at all. we already have one of the— a priority at all. we already have one of the most regulated hahear— have one of the most regulated labour markets— have one of the most regulated labour markets there. we labour markets out there. we ahreaey— labour markets out there. we already-tonnes- labour markets out there. we already tonnes of rules already have tonnes of rules for hashesses— already have tonnes of rules for businesses .follow.- already have tonnes of rules for businesses follow. benjamin businesses to follow. benjamin go businesses to follow. benjamin ee-erve— businesses to follow. benjamin ee-erve me— businesses to follow. benjamin ee-erve me year- businesses to follow. benjamin go give me your view. do you go on, give me your view. do you rhhh— go on, give me your view. do you rhhh rhhs— go on, give me your view. do you rhhh rhrs rs— go on, give me your view. do you rhhh this is a— go on, give me your view. do you think this is a good— go on, give me your view. do you think this is a good thing? vveahe— think this is a good thing? vveaha yea— think this is a good thing? would you vote for these pehsrese— would you vote for these policies? yes,— would you vote for these policies? yes, absolutely. ahme— policies? yes, absolutely. hams—rs- policies? yes, absolutely. j albie—is that policies? yes, absolutely. - albie—is that i'm albie and the truth is that i'm sorry, emily, but you're completely times. the completely behind the times. the truth doesn't take some truth is, it doesn't take some whitehall some whitehall diktat or some political parties argument to get people to like working from home. there are lots. there are lots people . hang on. there lots of people. hang on. there are people. whether it's are lots of people. whether it's because young kids because they have young kids that they're raising, they're caring for a parent who's unwell. they live far away. so

lots of people in this city, you might be familiar with the idea, don't live in london. live don't live in london. they live outside. long commute. outside. it's a long commute. and has a massive effect and so it has a massive effect on their of life. and on their quality of life. and so what saying is what labour is saying here is that the modern nature of the workforce should be protected by law that. law so people can have that. but why do they need to put it in but why do they need to put it heveh- h— but why do they need to put it in _even if, as- but why do they need to put it in _even if, as you- in legislate even if, as you say,— in legislate even if, as you say, businesses— in legislate even if, as you say, businesses are already mevhe— say, businesses are already moving towards— say, businesses are already moving towards allowing people to moving towards allowing people re—hevv- moving towards allowing peoplei to _ how flexible to work from home, how flexible heas — to work from home, how flexible hours, - etcetera. - hours, etcetera, etcetera. why tees— hours, etcetera, etcetera. why tees-re— hours, etcetera, etcetera. why tees-helm- hours, etcetera, etcetera. why does-to.in law?- hours, etcetera, etcetera. why does-to.in law? iti does it have to be in law? it seems-rhe— does it have to be in law? it seems-the only- does it have to be in law? it seems the only jobs that seems like the only jobs that rahear— seems like the only jobs that rahear vam— seems like the only jobs that labour want to _ seems like the only jobs that labour want to create are for havvyers— labour want to create are for lawyers because _ labour want to create are for- lawyers because _this lawyers because that's what this is lawyers because that's what this hs—h-s— lawyers because that's what this rs—h-s tast- lawyers because that's what this rs—h-s tasr going- is going to be. it's just going to is going to be. it's just going he he— is going to be. it's just going he he phehry— is going to be. it's just going he he phehry er— is going to be. it's just going to be plenty of tonnes of legal asrreh. — to be plenty of tonnes of legal asrreh. cah— to be plenty of tonnes of legal asrreh. can r— to be plenty of tonnes of legal action. can i just— to be plenty of tonnes of legal action. crm rt“ to be plenty of tonnes of legal action. cr?“ m : action. can i just float an idea why actually this is a why i actually think this is a good by the way, don't good idea? by the way, i don't disagree that disagree with anything that you've because it you've said, but it's because it makes for who makes it easier for people who want life and want to crack on in life and work hard and go the extra mile and not be lazy and work. to and not be lazy and work. try to shine out work and shine and stand out at work and actually get promotions. you know the boss going to know who is the boss going to promote? who promote? is it the person who puts on every single day puts a suit on every single day and to and doesn't and turns up to work and doesn't go on strike and doesn't mind the boss taxing bit out the boss taxing them a bit out of who says yes

of hours and who says yes to everything goes the everything and who goes the extra is that person everything and who goes the ex sitting is that person everything and who goes the exsitting at is that person everything and who goes the exsitting at home that person everything and who goes the ex sitting at home witht person everything and who goes the ex sitting at home with blue .on is sitting at home with blue hair and a kaftan drinking herbal oh my gosh, herbal tea saying, oh my gosh, my works 6 pm, my boss works at me at 6 pm, jog my boss works at me at 6 pm, jog on patrick. i didn't, i shah-r— jog on patrick. i didn't, i didn't have— jog on patrick. i didn't, i didn't have blue- pg t i didn't, i didn't have blue hair and i aea-r— didn't have blue hair and i aeh-r vvea— didn't have blue hair and i don't wear kaftans, but i do vverh— don't wear kaftans, but i do verh hem— don't wear kaftans, but i do work from home— don't wear kaftans, but i do work from home and work from home a lot and i sempherehy— work from home a lot and i completely detest this idea that peephe— completely detest this idea that peephe-rrem - completely detest this idea that people from home people who work from home are semehevv— people who work from home are semehevv-er— people who work from home are somehow-or work- people who work from home are somehow or work shy. v/rt:r. somehow lazy or work shy. you hash.— know, some of the most productive, companies productive, innovative companies in companies in the world. tech companies have working have had flexible working for decades. have had flexible working for decades . we're talking about the decades. we're talking about the googles world, the googles of the world, the facebook, okay, facebook, the teslas. okay, fine. apply sort facebook, the teslas. okay, fin more apply sort facebook, the teslas. okay, finmore manualipply sort facebook, the teslas. okay, finmore manual labourers,�*t facebook, the teslas. okay, finmore manual labourers, but of more manual labourers, but obviously that's not what this policy is for. the idea that people working from home are lazy work, shy slackers is completely false . but that's not completely false. but that's not the perm. — completely false. but that's not the perm. rs— completely false. but that's not the point, is it?— completely false. but that's not the point, is it? when- rtrtr’“ but that's not the point, is it? when you get a job,— the point, is it? when you get a jobr yea— the point, is it? when you get a jobv yea agree— the point, is it? when you get a job, you agree terms with your empheyer— job, you agree terms with your empheyer. r— job, you agree terms with your employer. i don't— job, you agree terms with your employer. i don't think it's for the government— employer. i don't think it's for the government to dive in head first— the government to dive in head first ahe— the government to dive in head first and decide— the government to dive in head first and decide exactly the strata— first and decide exactly the criteria and _ first and decide exactly the criteria and what is included in that— criteria and what is included in that contract— criteria and what is included in that contract between you and year— that contract between you and year empheyer. — that contract between you and year empheyer. h— that contract between you and your employer. if you want a rhevhhhe— your employer. if you want a rhehhhhe jobv — your employer. if you want a flexible job, as— your employer. if you want a flexible job, as you've said,

ahme— flexible job, as you've said, albie, there's— flexible job, as you've said, albie, there's lots of options ear— albie, there's lots of options eat there. — albie, there's lots of options eat there. h— albie, there's lots of options out there. if you— albie, there's lots of options out there. if you if you want a job— out there. if you if you want a pet that— out there. if you if you want a job that requires— out there. if you if you want a job that requires you to go into the arise.— job that requires you to go into the office, that's— job that requires you to go into the office, that's that . i don't the office, that's that. i don't rhhh— the office, that's that. i don't rhhh rhe— the office, that's that. i don't think the onus— the office, that's that. i don't think the onus should be on the empheyer— think the onus should be on the empheyer re— think the onus should be on the employer to adapt— think the onus should be on the employer to adapt to absolutely everythhp— employer to adapt to absolutely everyrhmp. rhe— employer to adapt to absolutely everything. the government eeshaes— everything. the government decides needs— everything. the government decides needs to be thing decides needs to be the thing i mean, pre—covid,_ decides needs to be the thing i mean, pre—covid, there had ahreaay—hepahl mean, pre—covid, there had- already_legal changes already been some legal changes to already been some legal changes re-easrer— already been some legal changes re-easrer re— already been some legal changes to-easier to have- to make it easier to have rhevrhhe— to make it easier to have flexible—it- to make it easier to havei flexible—it was to make it easier to have- flexible_it was known flexible working as it was known them — flexible working as it was known them har— flexible working as it was known them has he— flexible working as it was known then. but the thing— flexible working as it was known then. but the thing is,- flexible working as it was known then. “g then. but the thing is, you know, the only person who's being lazy here, emily, you. being lazy here, emily, is you. because really because if you'd really researched people want, researched what people want, they i think they want this. and i think the labour money labour party is on the money because of people in a lot because a lot of people in a lot of different jobs from a lot of different backgrounds be different backgrounds would be glad saying glad of this. i'm not saying its— glad of this. i'm not saying its a— glad of this. i'm not saying its a-rhhp— glad of this. i'm not saying it's a .thing to - glad of this. i'm not saying it's a-thing to work- gear: i'm not saying it's a thing to work from it's a bad thing to work from heme.— it's a bad thing to work from heme-seare— it's a bad thing to work from home. could have fooled me. home. you could have fooled me. no home. you could have fooled me. he rm— home. you could have fooled me. he r-m-sayhe— home. you could have fooled me. no i'm-saying it's— home. you could have fooled me. no i'm-saying it's a- home. you could have fooled me. no i'm saying it's a bad no i'm not saying it's a bad thing— no i'm not saying it's a bad rhhplvverh— no i'm not saying it's a bad thing-work from - no i'm not saying it's a bad thing work from home forever. thing to work from home forever. i'm thing to work from home forever. r-m —eees- thing to work from home forever. r-m—eees her- i'm saying that this does not belong— i'm saying that this does not hehehe—rhhs- i'm saying that this does not belong—this is. belong in law and this is not for belong in law and this is not her he— belong in law and this is not her the-harry- belong in law and this is not for the - party to - belong in law and this is not for the party to dictate for the labour party to dictate hev— for the labour party to dictate hea—aesthe- for the labour party to dictate how—decidelrunl how businesses decide to run them— how businesses decide to runi their_ absolutely their operation. it's absolutely hashsreas— their operation. it's absolutely ludicrousiit's_ their operation. it's absolutely ludicrous it's totally ludicrous. it's totally it's asraahy— ludicrous. it's totally it's actually authoritarian for actually quite authoritarian for actually quite authoritarian for a pevemmem— actually quite authoritarian for a government. if— actually quite authoritarian for a government. if they do become the pevemmem— a government. if they do become the government to _ a government. if they do become the government to decide what year— the government to decide what year terms— the government to decide what year terms are— the government to decide what your terms are with your empheyer— your terms are with your empheyer .— your terms are with your employer. it's- your terms are with your employer . it's absolutely employer. it's absolutely ridiculous.— employer. it's absolutely ridiculous. with ridiculous. and i do agree with parrish-s— ridiculous. and i do agree with patrick's-actually,- ridiculous. and i do agree with patrick's actually, that

ridiculous. and i do agree with patric who actually, that ridiculous. and i do agree with patric who wantfctually, that ridiculous. and i do agree with patric who want to rally, that ridiculous. and i do agree with patric who want to acceptiat those who want to accept vvharshpp— those who want to accept whatsapp messages out of hours will whatsapp messages out of hours vvhh tast— whatsapp messages out of hours will just benefit— whatsapp messages out of hours will just benefit from it, while erhers— will just benefit from it, while erhers vvrh— will just benefit from it, while others will complain that they got others will complain that they eer a— others will complain that they get a rear— others will complain that they got a text message at 505 it. har— got a text message at 505 it. has just— got a text message at 505 it. has tasr re— got a text message at 505 it. has fast he he— got a text message at 505 it. but just to do you— got a text message at 505 it. but just to do you think- got a text message at 505 it. but just to do you think that you should have a right to a certain number of holiday of annual leave. benjamin you're one of the working one of the hardest working people media. so don't people in the media. so i don't know exactly who _ people in the media. so i don't know exactly who-are,- t“ trt:r: so i don't know exactly who are, you know exactly who you are, you mew.— know exactly who you are, you know, represents— know exactly who you are, you know, represents the question. vea— know, represents the question. hea-ap— know, represents the question. hea-ap ar— know, represents the question. hea-ap ar hoo— know, represents the question. you-up at 4:00 in- know, represents the question. you up at 4:00 in the you get up at 4:00 in the memhe— you get up at 4:00 in the memhe re— you get up at 4:00 in the morning to i do - you get up at 4:00 in the morning to do your job. you morning to go do yourjob. you heave— morning to go do yourjob. you heave-yeah— morning to go do yourjob. you leave-you'll leave- morning to go do yourjob. you leave you'll leave late at leave your you'll leave late at mphr. — leave your you'll leave late at mphr. -vverhhe- leave your you'll leave late at night.-working.a- night. you're working on a sararaay. — night. you're working on a saturday. - don'tj saturday. you know, don't you rhhh— saturday. you know, don't you rhhh-are— saturday. you know, don't you think-arelgreat- think that you are a great representation— think that you are a great representation of what can representation of what you can ashreve— representation of what you can ashreve _th— representation of what you can ashheve-eer ap- representation of what you can achieve get up early and achieve if you get up early and vverh— achieve if you get up early and verh hares — achieve if you get up early and work late? emily— achieve if you get up early and work late? emily for- achieve if you get up early and work late? t achieve if you get up early and work late? gr t e achieve if you get up early and work late? t e work late? emily for once, it is not about me. question do not about me. my question is, do you people should have you think people should have annual work hours? annual leave and work hours? i do and expectations how hot do. and expectations of how hot or the office should be. or cold the office should be. but think businesses but i also think businesses because says that the law because she says that the law shouldn't work. i shouldn't dictate your work. i also businesses also think that businesses sheare— also think that businesses. should _those should be able to put those terms— should be able to put those terms-contract- should be able to put those terms contract and say, terms in a contract and say, ehay.— terms in a contract and say, ehay. vvehe— terms in a contract and say, okay, we're offering okay, we're only offering 18 days. — okay, we're only offering 18 days. .yea— okay, we're only offering 18 days. you happy with that? days. are you happy with that? pea-r— days. are you happy with that? peh-r stem— days. are you happy with that? peh-r srph rhe— days. are you happy with that? don't sign the contract and what i-sayr— don't sign the contract and what r-say vvehe— don't sign the contract and what r-say ah— don't sign the contract and what i say, we're all young i would say, we're all young peephe.— i would say, we're all young peoplev right? _ i would say, we're all young people, right? how many conversations have had with conversations have you had with employers you've for employers that you've worked for

in around water in the past around the water cooler it? you've cooler or the rest of it? you've built reputations within the built up reputations within the company. young people built up reputations within the congoing young people built up reputations within the congoing to young people built up reputations within the congoing to thoselng people are going to have those opportunities sat opportunities if they're sat behind desk home in their behind a desk at home in their miserable? igenuinely behind a desk at home in their miserable? i genuinely think this— miserable? i genuinely think rhrslhae— miserable? i genuinely think this-bad for— miserable? i genuinely think thislbad for mental- 7 i genuinely think this bad for mental to health this is bad for mental to health be this is bad for mental to health he-heme— this is bad for mental to health be-home-much,. be stuck at home too much, espesrahy— be stuck at home too much, espesrahy h— be stuck at home too much, especially if, most especially if, as most millennials- especially if, as mosti millennials-z especially if, as most- millennials-z are stuck millennials and gen z are stuck in millennials and gen z are stuck h srampea— millennials and gen z are stuck in cramped housing with six maest— in cramped housing with six maesr h-s— in cramped housing with six mates. it's not— in cramped housing with six mates. it's not really the best phase.— mates. it's not really the best phase. r— mates. it's not really the best phase. r meam— mates. it's not really the best place. i mean, ultimately it sheare— place. i mean, ultimately it sheahe he— place. i mean, ultimately it sheahe he a— place. i mean, ultimately it should be a choice, right? . should be a choice, right? it sheare— should be a choice, right? it sheath he— should be a choice, right? it sheath he a— should be a choice, right? it should be a choice- should be a choice, right? it should be a choice for- should be a choice, right? it should be a choice for the employers. it shouldn't be mandated in law a choice mandated in law and a choice with employees. well, there we go. on still ahead, go. on that note, still ahead, hem-amh-s— grt:r on that note, still ahead, benjamin's bugbear on why men sheare— benjamin's bugbear on why men sheath-ve— benjamin's bugbear on why men sheath-79 year- benjamin's bugbear on why men should _79 year old - should follow in. 79 year old heherr— should follow in. 79 year old robert _footsteps. should follow in. 79 year old robert footsteps . should follow in. 79 year old. robert _footsteps . and robert de niro's footsteps. and rather— robert de niro's footsteps. and rather-ahe— robert de niro's footsteps. and father- and then- robert de niro's footsteps. and father and then albie father a baby and then albie vvrh— father a baby and then albie vvhh-vvhy— father a baby and then albie vvrh-vvhy ear- father a baby and then albie will why our eurovision will argue why our eurovision asr. — will argue why our eurovision asr. .hhher— will argue why our eurovision act. miller should be act. may miller should be ashamed— act. may miller should be ashamed of— act. may miller should be ashamed of herself . you're with ashamed of herself. you're with the sararaay— ashamed of herself. you're with the saturday five— ashamed of herself. you're with the saturday five live on

britain moves forward from this. join us here on gb news, the people's . channel welcome back people's. channel welcome back to people's. channel welcome back he he— people's. channel welcome back to the saturday— people's. channel welcome back to the saturday five,— people's. channel welcome back to the saturday five, as- “ welcome back to the saturday five, as always. rhahh— to the saturday five, as always. rhahh yea— to the saturday five, as always. rhahh yea rer— to the saturday five, as always. thank you for all— to the saturday five, as always. thank you for all of your emails sreveh— thank you for all of your emails sreveh has— thank you for all of your emails steven has written _ thank you for all of your emails steven has written in. he says, what— steven has written in. he says, what ahear— steven has written in. he says, what about plumbers? electric

vans, supermarket workers, the pehse— vans, supermarket workers, the pehse e— vans, supermarket workers, the pehse e h— vans, supermarket workers, the pehse e rr they— vans, supermarket workers, the police ? if they can't work from police? if they can't work from heme.— police? if they can't work from heme. whar— police? if they can't work from home, what extra— police? if they can't work from home, what extra remuneration sheahe — home, what extra remuneration sheahe they— home, what extra remuneration should they receive in recompense?- should they receive in recompense? good point . ali says recompense? good point. ali says rahear— recompense? good point. ali says rahear are— recompense? good point. ali says labour are doing— recompense? good point. ali says labour are doing the public a shsservhse— labour are doing the public a shsservhse hy— labour are doing the public a disservice by wanting to enforce a raw— disservice by wanting to enforce a havv regarding— disservice by wanting to enforce a law regarding working from heme.— a law regarding working from heme. rhe— a law regarding working from home. the majority of people meet— home. the majority of people meet them— home. the majority of people meet their spouses through work, hem-r— meet their spouses through work, hem-r rheye— meet their spouses through work, don't they? patrick— meet their spouses through work, don't they? patrick and m&a . don't they? patrick and m&a. yesv_ don't they? patrick and m&a. ves. peed— don't they? patrick and m&a. ves. peee perm— don't they? patrick and m&a. yes, good point . “rt:trt: don't they? patrick and m&a. yes, good point . “trrt:t: don't they? patrick and m&a. yes, good point . “rt:trt: ?g“ yes, good point. there. right. her-s— yes, good point. there. right. her-s meve— yes, good point. there. right. her-s — yes, good point. there. right. let's move on. moving- yes, good point. “rt:trt: 3g“ let's move on. moving on svvhhy— let's move on. moving on svvhrhy. h-s— let's move on. moving on swiftly. it's time for our next aehare— swiftly. it's time for our next eehare .— swiftly. it's time for our next debate . yeah. _ swiftly. it's time for our next debate . yeah. “rt:t. . debate. yeah. up next, it's benjamin and he's going to tell us that being aged 79 is fine and dandy to become a daddy as this week, robert de niro became a father to his seventh child. he's been busy . take it away, he's been busy. take it away, benjamin. well, thank you. so it might not be the ideal age 79 to have a child. i'll confess. but i think this idea, the massive backlash that the hollywood actor robert de niro has had over announcing the birth of his seventh child, apparently to his wife, who's 45. so quite an age

for a woman to have a kid herself as well. i think this is something we should celebrate. robert de niro is a man with great financial resource life experience probably the time experience and probably the time to help care for this child . and to help care for this child. and ihave to help care for this child. and i have personal experience of this. i wasn't raised by my parents. i was raised mainly by my grandparents they were 60 my grandparents and they were 60 odd the time i came along . odd by the time i came along. now, they do a bad job now, did they do a bad job because they much older? because they were much older? no, didn't . well, you might because they were much older? no, theyidn't . well, you might because they were much older? no, they didt . well, you might because they were much older? no, they did a well, you might because they were much older? no, they did a badl, you might because they were much older? no, they did a bad job,u might think they did a bad job, actually, you're watching me. actually, if you're watching me. but a different debate. but that's a different debate. they their 70s when i they were in their 70s when i was teenager, the same age as was a teenager, the same age as robert niro and they robert de niro and they were still able me to all the still able to take me to all the events look after me at home. events to look after me at home. and had financial and and they had the financial and life experience to look after me . so i think this argument that older parents are fundamentally a idea is wrong. live a bad idea is wrong. we live much longer than we used to. someone of 79 could have 20 years left after all, a 79 year old just became a dad . but the old just became a dad. but the most powerful man in the world is an 80 year old. so who says they can't do that? but there's

another point to this. i'm even going pope. now, going to praise the pope. now, look, i'm not likely to have children time soon. if i do, children any time soon. if i do, something's quite something's really gone quite wrong. frankly, i'm with wrong. and frankly, i'm with mrs. trunchbull when it comes to being around children, they are irritating. society as a irritating. but society as a whole needs more kids. irritating. but society as a whole needs more kids . and whole needs more kids. and that's what the pope said the other . a woman came up to other day. a woman came up to him a dog this is him with a dog and said this is my he said, this is my baby. and he said, this is not baby. a dog. not your baby. this is a dog. i agree with the pope. the birth rate in italy is about 1.26. they have a falling population. so i think we need more people to have more kids. so i think we need more people to have more kids . and that to have more kids. and that includes whether they're 79 or 29. what do you think ? oh, 29. what do you think? oh, that's fascinating. i- $79 r:rt:r “

with few hollywood celebrities with a few hollywood celebrities whe— with a few hollywood celebrities vvhe—ahvvaysl who notoriously aren't always the—h— who notoriously aren't always the—h rhe- who notoriously aren't always the—in the world.j the best fathers in the world. so the best fathers in the world. se—rhe i so i don't think what the prehhem — so i don't think what the problem _just- so i don't think what the. problem _just wonder so i don't think what the- problem _just wonder if problem is. i just wonder if this pretty harsh, but is this sounds pretty harsh, but is it a little bit not sure if selfish is the right word , but selfish is the right word, but you're probably going to encounter for many medical issues at that age and going forward , your baby, your child forward, your baby, your child will have to live with a parent who is unwell, potentially arnie getting very old, not going to be able to play and run after you. so, yes, it's not a disaster either, but it's far from ideal . and i would have from ideal. and i would have thought that most men in their late 70s would not want to be running around after a child , running around after a child, and i wonder if it was planned right. so we do know it was phameh— right. so we do know it was phamea. rhey— . g“ so we do know it was planned. they intended to have the sme— planned. they intended to have the shha .— planned. they intended to have the child . he's— planned. they intended to have the child . he's in— planned. they intended to have the child. he's in a planned. they intended to have the child . he's in a serious the child. he's in a serious relationship.— the child. he's in a serious relationship. they wanted to have— relationship. they wanted to have h— relationship. they wanted to have it together. i mean, you mahe— have it together. i mean, you mahe a— have it together. i mean, you mahe a peep— have it together. i mean, you make a good point. and actually, you-.— make a good point. and actually, yea-. r-ve— make a good point. and actually, yea-. r-ve speheh- make a good point. and actually, you-, i've spoken to- make a good point. and actually, you , i've spoken to two you know, i've spoken to two women who have— you know, i've spoken to two women who have birthed children and they— women who have birthed children aha they say— women who have birthed children and they say that— women who have birthed children and they say that it's exhausting. - and they say that it's exhausting. right looking after a newborn kid— exhausting. right looking after a newborn kid is— exhausting. right looking after a newborn kid is about the most

hahe— a newborn kid is about the most that three.— a newborn kid is about the most that three. a— a newborn kid is about the most tiring thing. a human, it looks gees— tiring thing. a human, it looks pees heath.— tiring thing. a human, it looks goes through. and so is this 79 year— goes through. and so is this 79 year-eehe— goes through. and so is this 79 year-eehe re— goes through. and so is this 79 year-eehe he he- goes through. and so is this 79 year going to be physically year old going to be physically sapahhe— year old going to be physically capable—think- year old going to be physically capable _think hei capable of that? you think he might—har- capable of that? you think he might—but does. capable of that? you think he might but does that might have help, but does that he— might have help, but does that mean he should— might have help, but does that mean he should be denied on some might have help, but does that mean levelould be denied on some might have help, but does that mean level thei be denied on some might have help, but does that mean level the right enied on some might have help, but does that mean level the right toied on some might have help, but does that mean level the right to havei some might have help, but does that mean level the right to have itrome moral level the right to have it 7 moral level the right to have it sherr— moral level the right to have it evveh. hahe— moral level the right to have it ? well, hang on,— moral level the right to have it ? well, hang on, though. i think whar— ? well, hang on, though. i think what yea— ? well, hang on, though. i think what yea sate.— ? well, hang on, though. i think what you said, i— ? well, hang on, though. i think what you said, i think you were eehe— doing really well, benjamin, amh— doing really well, benjamin, amh-rhe- doing really well, benjamin,| until-the-the until you made the case, the sempaseh— until you made the case, the comparison actually, comparison that actually, you hear— comparison that actually, you hhevv—mesr- comparison that actually, you- know_most powerful know, look at the most powerful mahlrhe— know, look at the most powerful man .the world, _ know, look at the most powerful man .the world, joe - know, look at the most powerful man the world, joe biden. oh, man in the world, joe biden. oh, yes— man in the world, joe biden. oh, yes .— man in the world, joe biden. oh, yes . h— man in the world, joe biden. oh, yes . h heare— man in the world, joe biden. oh, yes . a theme er— man in the world, joe biden. oh, yes . a figure of perfect health. yes. a figure of perfect health. vea— yes. a figure of perfect health. vea mev.— yes. a figure of perfect health. you know, he's— yes. a figure of perfect health. you know, he's all— yes. a figure of perfect health. you know, he's all there quite shearhy— you know, he's all there quite shearhy. r— you know, he's all there quite clearly. i think— you know, he's all there quite clearly. i think it's cruel. i heart— clearly. i think it's cruel. i vveahe pe— clearly. i think it's cruel. i would go that— clearly. i think it's cruel. i would go that far. i think it is sraeh— would go that far. i think it is sraeh re— would go that far. i think it is sraeh re year— would go that far. i think it is cruel to your situation with year— cruel to your situation with year year— cruel to your situation with your your grandpa parents there, benjamin-— your your grandpa parents there, hehtamhm r— your your grandpa parents there, benjamin. i mean— your your grandpa parents there, benjamin. i mean ,_ your your grandpa parents there, benjamin. i mean , my benjamin. i mean, my grandparents were quite rmperram— grandparents were quite important in— grandparents were quite important in my life, too, but they— important in my life, too, but they shah-r— important in my life, too, but they didn't have— important in my life, too, but they didn't have a choice, rhahh— they didn't have a choice, hphre rhey— they didn't have a choice, right? they had to be because my dad right? they had to be because my hat was— right? they had to be because my hat ahear— right? they had to be because my dad was about as— right? they had to be because my dad was about as much use as a shesehare— dad was about as much use as a chocolate teapot. _ dad was about as much use as a chocolate teapot. right. but the ssae— chocolate teapot. right. but the here— chocolate teapot. right. but the here hs— chocolate teapot. right. but the issue here is that— chocolate teapot. right. but the issue here is that he has a mass— issue here is that he has a shehse. he— issue here is that he has a choice. he has— issue here is that he has a choice. he has made a choice to erhe— choice. he has made a choice to hrhe a— choice. he has made a choice to bring a shhe— choice. he has made a choice to bring a child in— choice. he has made a choice to bring a child in to— choice. he has made a choice to bring a child in to this world. ahe— bring a child in to this world. aha her-s— bring a child in to this world. aha her-s he— bring a child in to this world. and let's be honest, he's not going— and let's be honest, he's not pehp re— and let's be honest, he's not pehp re ase— and let's be honest, he's not going to raise it— and let's be honest, he's not going to raise it himself, is he 7 going to raise it himself, is he wheth— going to raise it himself, is he evveh. r— going to raise it himself, is he ? well, i mean,— going to raise it himself, is he ? well, i mean, it's good that terry— ? well, i mean, it's good that rerry sprhper— ? well, i mean, it's good that jerry springer has come back for remem— jerry springer has come back for remehr. eased— jerry springer has come back for tonight. based based on that tonight. based on based on that .-r-m— tonight. based on based on that .-r-m shah— tonight. based on based on that .-r-m shah rhah- tonight. based on based on that . i'm glad that jeremy . i mean, i'm glad that jeremy hyhe—

. i mean, i'm glad that jeremy hyhe asheh— . i mean, i'm glad that jeremy kyle action-age- . i mean, i'm glad that jeremy kyle action age because, kyle action at that age because, you— kyle action at that age because, yea-ephem— kyle action at that age because, yea-erreh peephe- kyle action at that age because, you often people dismiss you know, often people dismiss erher— you know, often people dismiss older—assume- older people and assume that they-re— older people and assume that rhey-re-havhe— older people and assume that they're having any having they're not having any having any— they're not having any having any asheh— they're not having any having any action bedroom. any action in the bedroom. so it's any action in the bedroom. so res-re— any action in the bedroom. so h-s-re sse— any action in the bedroom. so it's-to see that— any action in the bedroom. so it's-to see that he's- any action in the bedroom. so it's-to see that he's still. it's nice to see that he's still living life. ashley living his best life. ashley benjamin living his best life. ashley hehtamh-h- living his best life. ashley benjamin-in the. living his best life. ashleyl benjamin-in the first benjamin i think in the first- saemehsee—y sentence of your argument, you asraahy— sentence of your argument, you asraahy-pehr- sentence of your argument, you asraahy-pehr .- sentence of your argument, you actually point , which is actually made my point, which is rhah— actually made my point, which is that its— actually made my point, which is that it's-ideal— actually made my point, which is that it's-ideal to— actually made my point, which is that it's ideal to have that it's not ideal to have shhereh— that it's not ideal to have. children—of children when you're 79. of h-s— children when you're 79. of course it's not— children when you're 79. of course it's not ideal to have shhereh— course it's not ideal to have children when— course it's not ideal to have children when you're 79. why sap-r— children when you're 79. why sah-r—rhar- children when you're 79. whyi can't—that without can't we just say that without it can't we just say that without h ramme— can't we just say that without it turning into— can't we just say that without it turning into a— can't we just say that without it turning into a big hoo ha and us it turning into a big hoo ha and as ah— it turning into a big hoo ha and as ah have— it turning into a big hoo ha and us all have to— it turning into a big hoo ha and us all have to have— it turning into a big hoo ha and us all have to have a debate ahear— us all have to have a debate ahearlh-s— us all have to have a debate about-it's not— us all have to have a debate about it's not ideal. it's about it. it's not ideal. it's more-have a- about it. it's not ideal. it's more-have a kid. about it. it's not ideal. it's more have a kid at about it. it's not ideal. it's- more-have a kid at 29 more ideal to have a kid at 29 rhah— more ideal to have a kid at 29 mam-agree— more ideal to have a kid at 29 than agree disagree ? than 79. agree or disagree? vveh— than 79. agree or disagree? vvea-har— than 79. agree or disagree? well,-but that's- well, yeah, but that's a question ideals . whereas i question about ideals. whereas i think of people a lot think a lot of people and a lot of commentary about robert think a lot of people and a lot of niro'snmentary about robert think a lot of people and a lot of niro's octogenarianyut robert de niro's octogenarian fatherhood has been that it is simply wrong. and i don't accept that because this idea that people of that generation of that age can't be loving , can't that age can't be loving, can't raise a child, don't have a lot to pass on to a new generation , to pass on to a new generation, i think that's totally fine. a lot to put on the woman in the relationship, though, isn't it? because presumably at 45, she'll have— because presumably at 45, she'll have re— because presumably at 45, she'll have he he— because presumably at 45, she'll have to do most— because presumably at 45, she'll have to do most of— because presumably at 45, she'll have to do most of the heavy hhhp— have to do most of the heavy hhhp. h— have to do most of the heavy lifting, if not— have to do most of the heavy

lifting, if not financially, but in lifting, if not financially, but he terms— lifting, if not financially, but he terms er— lifting, if not financially, but in terms of actually although they-h— in terms of actually although they'll probably— in terms of actually although they'll probably have nannies. vveh— they'll probably have nannies. vvsh. ems— they'll probably have nannies. vvsh. rhrs rs— they'll probably have nannies. well, this is the— they'll probably have nannies. well, this is the thing.- they'll probably have nannies. well, this is the thing. this is kind of the reason why i actually and i mean this with no disrespect world, disrespect to the world, fundamentally don't care about robert having a child. fundamentally don't care about rolcould having a child. fundamentally don't care about rolcould he having a child. fundamentally don't care about rolcould he could ing a child. fundamentally don't care about rolcould he could have child. he could he could have had triplets i because triplets for all i care, because they'll have in the they'll have millions in the bank moment they're bank from the moment they're born. want born. they'll never want for anything. probably anything. they'll probably have the ever. mean, the best education ever. i mean, there's wealthy there's loads of people wealthy people country who send people in this country who send their to boarding their kids off to boarding school the age and school from the age of five, and they them. so they hardly ever see them. so i don't what difference that don't see what difference that really makes. and also, they'll have home as have help around the home as well, and well, won't they? and what i heart— well, won't they? and what i vveahe say— well, won't they? and what i vveahe say rs.— well, won't they? and what i would say is, given- rrrt:r“ c c“rt:g7’ and what i would say is, given the rate at vvhhsh— would say is, given the rate at vvhhsh vvehe— would say is, given the rate at which we're all— would say is, given the rate at which we're all staying at home hease— which we're all staying at home because-cannot- which we're all staying at home because cannot afford to because we're cannot afford to mevea—a- because we're cannot afford to- meve—ahe-hease. move out of mom and dad's house, vve-re—havhe- we're all going to be having has—r- we're all going to be having has—r rhhhi kids when we're 79. i think mar-s— kids when we're 79. i think rhar-s re— kids when we're 79. i think rhar-s he he— kids when we're 79. i think that's to be fair. “trrt:t: m that's to be fair. there is an argument say if he's argument to say if he's biologically having biologically capable of having a child, clearly deniro, child, which clearly he deniro, then wrong. well, then it can't be wrong. well, because it happened- then it can't be wrong. well, because it happened . - :“rt:“ c t“ c g well, because it happened . then it can't be wrong. well, because it happened . but there because it happened. but there was because it happened. but there rhe— because it happened. but there was the other part to this, which was the pope saying that we just need generally we just need more kids generally wherever come right. wherever they come from. right. you know, we've talked about immigration tonight. obviously, you know, we've talked about imialternativeinight. obviously, you know, we've talked about imialternativeinighthave'iously, an alternative is to have the nafive i

an alternative is to have the native i think native population. i think albie, you've spoken about this . do you think that we need . do you not think that we need more kids? full stop? absolutely. imean, more kids? full stop? absolutely. i mean, i had a i hae— absolutely. i mean, i had a i had a— absolutely. i mean, i had a i had a debate— absolutely. i mean, i had a i had a debate with— absolutely. i mean, i had a i had a debate with a- had a debate with a distinguished journalist on aherher— distinguished journalist on. another—lesser another channel, a far lesser shameh— another channel, a far lesseri channel—issue. channel about this very issue. aha—rel channel about this very issue.i aha—re he and actually, we do need to be havhe— and actually, we do need to be havhp mere— and actually, we do need to be having more children, not just in having more children, not just h-h— having more children, not just h-h rhe— having more children, not just in-in the entire- in italy, but in the entire vvesrem— in italy, but in the entire western world, because it asraahy— western world, because it actually goes— western world, because it actually goes to mitigate some of actually goes to mitigate some er—aeehpl of the problems of an ageing pepaharrem— of the problems of an ageingi population,_labour of the problems of an ageingi popquhich_labour of the problems of an ageing popquhich causes labour of the problems of an ageing popquhich causes us labour of the problems of an ageing popquhich causes us to abour of the problems of an ageing popquhich causes us to rely r of the problems of an ageing popquhich causes us to rely so force which causes us to rely so mash— force which causes us to rely so mash . — force which causes us to rely so much . there's— force which causes us to rely so much . there's still- force which causes us to rely so much . there's still a- force which causes us to rely so much . t. much. there's still a lot of pressure on this all male panel. i mean , we should we i mean, we should all be we should all . be for 79. yeah . should all. be for 79. yeah. and got to have them fully 35, you know, better get cracking. do you think it's fair, though? do you think it's fair, though? he yea— do you think it's fair, though? he yea rhhh— do you think it's fair, though? do you think do— do you think it's fair, though? do you think do you think do you rhhh— do you think do you think do you rhhh h-s— do you think do you think do you rhhh hrs a— do you think do you think do you think it's a lot— do you think do you think do you think it's a lot of— do you think do you think do you think it's a lot of pressure? hesaase— think it's a lot of pressure? hesaase-er— think it's a lot of pressure? because-of it's- think it's a lot of pressure? because-of it's quite. think it's a lot of pressure? because-of it's quite a| because a lot of it's quite a lot pressure get lot of pressure to get everything before you're everything done before you're ready have children and a lot ready to have children and a lot of your age, are they are of women your age, are they are they thinking kids? is they thinking about kids? is it do unusual? to be do you think it's unusual? to be honest.— do you think it's unusual? to be honest.|don-t— do you think it's unusual? to be honest,ldon't know— do you think it's unusual? to be honest,ldon't know if- do you think it's unusual? to be honest, don't know if it's do you think it's unusual? to be hon

anyway, we must move on. pondering i'll have pondering whether i'll have children or not. still ahead, albie argument will will state why hating may miller why britain hating may miller probably shouldn't be singing for britain. your gb news your saturday five live on .

gb news. welcome back to the saturday five. welcome back to the saturday five.thank welcome back to the saturday five. thank you very much for sending in emails about tonight's topics . michelle has tonight's topics. michelle has got in touch. she says for once, i agree with benjamin . every i agree with benjamin. every time someone says they agree, they say it's once. they say it's for once. well, there must be a pink moon happening lol . i had mature happening lol. i had mature parents and enjoyed an amazing upbringing. oh that's nice . upbringing. oh that's nice. perhaps we a little harsh perhaps we were a little harsh on niro. maybe. very on robert de niro. maybe. very sweet. peter says. i'm 76.- sweet. peter says. i'm 76. i have— sweet. peter says. i'm 76. i have three— sweet. peter says. i'm 76. i have three daughters, one son, three— have three daughters, one son, three granddaughters, four grandsons,— three granddaughters, four grandsons, and i love them dearly.— grandsons, and i love them dearly. ”— grandsons, and i love them dearly. if i— grandsons, and i love them dearly. if i were— grandsons, and i love them dearly. if i were to start again at my— dearly. if i were to start again a. my .ge,_ dearly. if i were to start again a. my age, it— dearly. if i were to start again at my age, it would probably finish— at my age, it would probably finish me— at my age, it would probably finish me off.— at my age, it would probably finish me off. yeah, that's a great— finish me off. yeah, that's a great point— finish me off. yeah, that's a great point .— finish me off. yeah, that's a great point . now it's time for great point. now it's time for next— great point. now it's time for our next debate— great point. now it's time for our next debate up next, folks,

it's our next debate up next, folks, n-s going— our next debate up next, folks, g-s going to— our next debate up next, folks, g-s going to be— our next debate up next, folks, it's going to be albie and albie is going— it's going to be albie and albie is going io— it's going to be albie and albie is going io ioik— it's going to be albie and albie is going to talk about why mae iiuiioi— is going to talk about why mae iiuiioi oi— is going to talk about why mae muller of eurovision fame or non— muller of eurovision fame or lack thereof— muller of eurovision fame or lack thereof should be ashamed of nonsen— lack thereof should be ashamed of herself. off— lack thereof should be ashamed of herself. off you— lack thereof should be ashamed of herself. off you go. albie so of herself. off you go. albie so ion— of herself. off you go. albie so no music.— of herself. off you go. albie so tap music, the— of herself. off you go. albie so tap music, the music- so tap music, the music management company that picks our eurovision contest act every yean our eurovision contest act every year, has four criteria for the artist as well. you might think one of those criteria might be a love for this country. now, i don't understand how anyone going to represent britain on the international stage at eurovision could tweet something. even two years ago about how they hate this country. now may argues that it's been taken out of context. she tweeted, i hate britain. i don't know what the context you need, to be honest right now. i'm all for free speech. but i think it's important that if you're going to represent britain on the international stage, that you believe in this country. so may i wish you well this evening, but watch your mouth when you're not singing a song. oh, oh, oh. so why is it

that it's so acceptable for people to say they hate britain? why is it almost cool for people in our generation to say they hate britain? well, i think that's a really good point because, i it's not just because, i mean, it's not just britain she also britain she hates. she also hates britain she hates. she also noios nons— britain she hates. she also hates boris johnson.- " she also hates boris johnson. much britain she hates. she also- hates boris johnson..much so hates boris johnson. so much so inm— hates boris johnson. so much so moi-no— hates boris johnson. so much so mas-no as— hates boris johnson. so much so that-he was taking- hates boris johnson. so much so that he was taking a that she said he was taking up a noi— that she said he was taking up a bed-intensive— that she said he was taking up a bed-intensive care— that she said he was taking up a bed-intensive care .- that she said he was taking up a bed intensive care . she also bed in intensive care. she also said— bed in intensive care. she also said no— bed in intensive care. she also said he doesn't— bed in intensive care. she also said he doesn't have her symgainy. — said he doesn't have her- sympathy. - actually, said he doesn't have her- sympathy. _actually, she sympathy. and then actually, she insani— sympathy. and then actually, she ongoing-summ— sympathy. and then actually, she tweeted support for jeremy tweeted her support for jeremy comm, — tweeted her support for jeremy. comm—ionic corbyn, which is somewhat ironic iooaaso— corbyn, which is somewhat ironic iooaasolinai— corbyn, which is somewhat ironic because that pacifist pygmy, because he that pacifist pygmy, woman-i— because he that pacifist pygmy, woaiin-i io— because he that pacifist pygmy, wouldn't be supporting ukraine if no— wouldn't be supporting ukraine if no as— wouldn't be supporting ukraine if he was prime— wouldn't be supporting ukraine if he was prime minister, i'll ioii— if he was prime minister, i'll ioii you— if he was prime minister, i'll ioii you inas— if he was prime minister, i'll tell you that for— if he was prime minister, i'll tell you that for free. and of course, eurovision tonight is all course, eurovision tonight is aii anom— course, eurovision tonight is all about ukraine. but i think the all about ukraine. but i think one mason— all about ukraine. but i think one a— all about ukraine. but i think the reason a young generation nasa— the reason a young generation naio anis— the reason a young generation hate this country— the reason a young generation hate this country is because it siams— hate this country is because it siams im— hate this country is because it starts in schools,— hate this country is because it starts in schools, right ? it starts in schools, right? it siams— starts in schools, right? it siams in— starts in schools, right? it starts in our— starts in schools, right? it starts in our schools . it starts starts in our schools. it starts witn— starts in our schools. it starts win your— starts in our schools. it starts with your mayor,— starts in our schools. it starts with your mayor, sadiq khan. in inas— with your mayor, sadiq khan. in inai sim— with your mayor, sadiq khan. in inai siin i— with your mayor, sadiq khan. in inai oiip i as— with your mayor, sadiq khan. in that clip i was talking about samen— that clip i was talking about oaiiion in— that clip i was talking about earlier, in all— that clip i was talking about earlier, in all my wisdom and asiwaiiw— earlier, in all my wisdom and asiwaiiw i— earlier, in all my wisdom and actually, i think— earlier, in all my wisdom and actually, i think that's what's to responsible— actually, i think that's what's to responsible for all of this , to responsible for all of this, inas— to responsible for all of this, inai ani— to responsible for all of this, that and the— to responsible for all of this, that and the fact— to responsible for all of this, that and the fact that she lives in isiingion. — that and the fact that she lives in islington. can— that and the fact that she lives in islington. “eng �*" in islington. can you imagine if she'd tweeted something about how much she loved the tory party or about how much she

loved boris johnson? they wouldn't she hates wouldn't choose her. she hates it. she'd be it. there's no way she'd be representing at representing britain at eurovision. there's absolutely no mean, i no way whatsoever. i mean, i think conspiratorial think that's conspiratorial nonsense, if she said nonsense, frankly. if she said she nonsense, frankly. if she said sno-ino— nonsense, frankly. if she said sno-ino tory— nonsense, frankly. if she said she-the tory party- nonsense, frankly. if she said she _the tory party andi she loved the tory party and ions— she loved the tory party and boris johnson,— she loved the tory party and boris johnson, probably boris johnson, she'd probably be on boris johnson, she'd probably be —ommow- boris johnson, she'd probably be —ommow ino- on this panel. you know, the main— on this panel. you know, the main is— on this panel. you know, the truth is that— on this panel. you know, the truth is that this— on this panel. you know, the truth is that this is a freedom of truth is that this is a freedom oi-isswo. — truth is that this is a freedom oi-isswo. .wow- truth is that this is a freedomi of-issue.-you said, of speech issue. and you said, i oaioliiooiom— of speech issue. and you said, i care .freedom of— of speech issue. and you said, i care freedom of speech, but. care for freedom of speech, but. wigni. — care for freedom of speech, but. wigni. inas— care for freedom of speech, but. right. that ain't— care for freedom of speech, but. right. that ain't how it works, mais— right. that ain't how it works, maio. okay— right. that ain't how it works, mate. okay she— right. that ain't how it works, mate. okay she has a right to say— mate. okay she has a right to saw inas— mate. okay she has a right to saw inai. ami— mate. okay she has a right to say that. and the— mate. okay she has a right to say that. and the truth is, you say— say that. and the truth is, you saw inoiom — say that. and the truth is, you say freedom of— say that. and the truth is, you say freedom of speech doesn't mean freedom _ say freedom of speech doesn't mean freedom from consequences. wean— mean freedom from consequences. wean .— mean freedom from consequences. wean . i— mean freedom from consequences. wean . i do. owi— mean freedom from consequences. yeah , i do. but this— mean freedom from consequences. yeah , i do. but this is— mean freedom from consequences. / i:i:::i but this is just a yeah, i do. but this is just a sin— yeah, i do. but this is just a siiiw twoso— yeah, i do. but this is just a silly tweet from _ / i:i:::i but this is just a silly tweet from someone who was young.— silly tweet from someone who was young- inis— silly tweet from someone who was young- inis is— silly tweet from someone who was young. this is archaeology. if goons-s— young. this is archaeology. if people's social.— young. this is archaeology. if people's social. benjamin. noniamin. — people's social. benjamin. benjamin. get- people's social. benjamin. benjamin. c c people's social. benjamin.- benjamin. get over it. benjamin and she's a 25 year old woman. she's she's around a similar age to us. this was two years ago. so she was 23. she tweeted , i so she was 23. she tweeted, i hate britain. i don't understand . and what would what would make someone tweet that unless that's what they actually so you what they actually felt. so you think a year old think that if a 23 year old tweets that they don't like the country because the state it's in, should barred in, they should be barred from their job? i didn't say their dream job? i didn't say she should be exactly what you

said. say was. she said. i didn't say she was. she should be. i said shouldn't said. i didn't say she was. she shouii be. i said shouldn't said. i didn't say she was. she shoui wished said shouldn't said. i didn't say she was. she shoui wished her shouldn't said. i didn't say she was. she shoui wished her well. ouldn't said. i didn't say she was. she shoui wished her well. but n't said i wished her well. but i inimi— said i wished her well. but i think inas— said i wished her well. but i think that people who are representing internet representing us on the internet stage have for stage should have a love for this country. arnie is that this country. arnie why is that a controversial thing? i guess the is how far a controversial thing? i guess the-is how far would- a controversial thing? i guessi the-is how far would you the issue is how far would you go wim— the issue is how far would you go wiin misi— the issue is how far would you go with this? so— the issue is how far would you go with this? so you can't you can-i— go with this? so you can't you can't represent— go with this? so you can't you can't represent britain in the iocm — can't represent britain in the iocm ii— can't represent britain in the iocm ii wow— can't represent britain in the 100m. if you said you hate the ioom. if you said you hate the country,— 100m. if you said you hate the oowmwwlininw— 100m. if you said you hate the country, think can't sing country, i think i can't sing for— country, i think i can't sing for britain. — country, i think i can't sing for britain. _ country, i think i can't sing for britain. �*ooh country, i think i can't sing for britain. ”doe“ :f country, i think i can't sing for britain. �*ooh :f for britain. 100m dance for britain. 100m popularity britain. 100m isn't a popularity contest . okay, it's not. and i contest. okay, it's not. and i get that . as i understand it, as get that. as i understand it, as an avid non watcher of the eurovision song contest, i'm not sure. don't think we get to sure. i don't think we get to vote we? i think it's vote on it, do we? i think it's not own. no. no no. not on your own. no. no no. right. so. so it doesn't really matter. but she will want to be popular in britain. she will want make presumably millions want to make presumably millions off british support off the back of british support and a load of british people who do love this country, i think would quite an act on there would quite like an act on there , at least , who actually at least reciprocates it to reciprocates when it comes to that. shouldn't that. although i shouldn't be too there are too shocked because there are some they just some rumours and they are just rumours. are some rumours. but there are some rumours. but there are some rumours that one keir starmer is going to watching eurovision going to be watching eurovision tonight in the same pub with may

miller's family. so there you go. you can't have zelenskyy, but apparently you might be able to have keir starmer. but emily, don't you think that comments like this and the whole kind of politicisation of things like eurovision, it's eurovision, whether or not it's keir starmer, or not keir starmer, whether or not it's of takes it's zelenskyy kind of takes away fun of eurovision away from the fun of eurovision . if she hadn't have said that sno— . if she hadn't have said that sno naioi— . if she hadn't have said that she hated britain,— if she hadn't have said that she hated britain, we'd all be saying— she hated britain, we'd all be saying sooi— she hated britain, we'd all be saying good luck— she hated britain, we'd all be saying good luck . may think saying good luck. may we think the saying good luck. may we think ins-is— saying good luck. may we think the-is brilliant.— saying good luck. may we think the is brilliant. we hope the song is brilliant. we hope you— the song is brilliant. we hope you-i— the song is brilliant. we hope wow-i mam— the song is brilliant. we hope wow-i i- the song is brilliant. we hope you-i mean, ijust- the song is brilliant. we hope you-i mean, i just findi the song is brilliant. we hopei you-i mean, i just find it you win. i mean, ijust find it utterly really, that utterly depressing, really, that so people all in so many young people all in their 20s and younger and 30s even to think it's , you even seem to think it's, you know, cool to say i hate the country where i've had practically every privilege afforded to me if i lived in another country, i would not have the freedom and the potential. she's not got the talent in this, emily. i think we all need to recognise how lucky we are to have been born in this country and to be living in this country and to be living in this country and to be living in this country. you really can have success and you really can live a safe and secure life in this country. i don't think you should have, and i think people

should have, and i think people should just have a look at themselves and stop watching. should just have a look at themse aboutid stop watching. should just have a look at themse aboutid stiawfulching. should just have a look at themse aboutid sti awful this}. tiktoks about how awful this country and stop country is and stop instagramming about how terrible, everything terrible, absolutely everything is and actually realise you're pretty lucky. well, that's noniamin-s— cg well, that's benjamin's column for the week. i benjamin's column for the week. i-ininw— benjamin's column for the week. i-inimw wow— benjamin's column for the week. i-think you should- benjamin's column for the week. i think you should have i don't think you should have a pawioiism— i don't think you should have a patriotism litmus— i don't think you should have a patriotism litmus test in order to goi— patriotism litmus test in order to goi a— patriotism litmus test in order io goi a ion— patriotism litmus test in order io goi a on igni— patriotism litmus test in order to get a job right. that's patriotism litmus test in order to get a job right . that's not to get a job right. that's not a good— to get a job right. that's not a good way— to get a job right. that's not a good way for— to get a job right. that's not a good way for the _ to get a job right. that's not a good way for the wider society. wo-io — good way for the wider society. we're .america. _ good way for the wider society. we're america. that's we're not america. that's not now— we're not america. that's not now-inings.— we're not america. that's not how things. right. how we do things. right. and you say,— how we do things. right. and you saw-io— how we do things. right. and you saw-go young— how we do things. right. and you say, do young people not say, why do young people not iiwo—wnon- say, why do young people not| like _when they've like this country when they've nai— like this country when they've mg no — like this country when they've mg no igni— like this country when they've had the right to— like this country when they've had the right to live in countries— had the right to live in countries across the eu, taken mom— countries across the eu, taken mom-wnon— countries across the eu, taken from when they've had if from them when they've had if wow-o— from them when they've had if young—in— from them when they've had if wow-io—in iam- from them when they've had if you're—in fact, all. you're at my age, in fact, all of you're at my age, in fact, all oi-wow-wo- you're at my age, in fact, all of-you've had- you're at my age, in fact, all of-you've had ton of our ages, you've had two recessions in your adult life. owaw— recessions in your adult life. owaw wnon— recessions in your adult life. okay? when you've flatlining okay? when you've had flatlining pay-job- _ okay? when you've had flatlining paw-ion. so— okay? when you've had flatlining paw-ion. so you- okay? when you've had flatlining pay job. so you can't pay from your job. so you can't afford— pay from your job. so you can't afford io— pay from your job. so you can't afford to live— pay from your job. so you can't afford to live when— pay from your job. so you can't afford to live when you've got sky— afford to live when you've got sky-isms — afford to live when you've got sky - rents, when - afford to live when you've got sky rents, when you can't sky high rents, when you can't buy— sky high rents, when you can't iwwlnowso— sky high rents, when you can't buy house because nobody's buy a house because nobody's iwiiiing— building anything. benjamin. song-amin— benjamin right. they're entitled to benjamin right. they're entitled io-. — benjamin right. they're entitled io-. vow— benjamin right. they're entitled io-. now when- benjamin right. they're entitled to-. you where you. benjamin right. they're entitled. to-. you where you were to be angry. you where you were talking about your grandparents earlier on and older people. you know, when our grandparents were growing in the 40s and 50s in growing up in the 40s and 50s in the post war period, do you not think they had more to be upset about than we do currently ? and about than we do currently? and they never have said, i they would never have said, i

hate because they hate this country because they were a house which was were living in a house which was falling down and bombed debris everywhere. your everywhere. well, you know, your measure britain well measure of britain doing well might be literally at war. might be literally being at war. maybe maybe that's only maybe that maybe that's the only somaiinson— maybe that maybe that's the only comparison .this_ maybe that maybe that's the only comparison this tory comparison that this tory gowommom— comparison that this tory. government-they comparison that this tory government-they a government could say they had a worse-wnai— government could say they had a worse _what we've- government could say they had a worse what we've had worse time than what we've had in ino— worse time than what we've had in one iasi— worse time than what we've had in one iasi is— worse time than what we've had in the last 13 years. _ worse time than what we've had in the last 13 years. but nanny,— in the last 13 years. but manwiw i— in the last 13 years. but frankly, i think it is patriotic in the last 13 years. but fracriticisehink it is patriotic in the last 13 years. but fracriticise yourit is patriotic in the last 13 years. but fra criticise your country'iotic in the last 13 years. but fracriticise your country when to criticise your country when is— to criticise your country when is wrong— to criticise your country when is wrong io— to criticise your country when it's wrong to say— to criticise your country when it's wrong to say it's not doing a good— it's wrong to say it's not doing a good onowgn— it's wrong to say it's not doing a good enough-to- it's wrong to say it's not doing a good enough to hate it. a good enough job to hate it. isomo— a good enough job to hate it. roogio wow,— a good enough job to hate it. people well, wants say people well, if she wants to say inas— people well, if she wants to say mas—i— people well, if she wants to say g.g,_r ion-i- people well, if she wants to say that,_| don't hate. that, she can say, i don't hate anis— that, she can say, i don't hate inis oownirw— that, she can say, i don't hate this country,-think- this country, but i think more-s— this country, but i think there's problems this country, but i think- there's-problems and there's a lot of problems and monie— there's a lot of problems and people-entitled- there's a lot of problems and people entitled to call people are entitled to call inoso. — people are entitled to call those. .even- people are entitled to call those. .even said- people are entitled to call those. ’“ i: ’“ e“ those. she even said in an interview in the times more recently was interview in the times more receideal. was interview in the times more receideal. so was interview in the times more receideal. so there was interview in the times more receideal. so there seems was interview in the times more receideal. so there seems to as interview in the times more receideal. so there seems to be not ideal. so there seems to be some exceptions, even from may, darren, actually she darren, but actually what she said wrong. well , i said was wrong. yeah, well, i mean, an acknowledgement mean, yeah, an acknowledgement because of the pressure around it, right? because actually this insane— it, right? because actually this momma-— it, right? because actually this became-a national- c g“7 because actually this became a national story became a story, a national story ,_g.gmgg_ became a story, a national story ,_g.gmgg inro- , and she was shamed into sawing,— , and she was shamed into sayingr i— , and she was shamed into saying, i ion-i— , and she was shamed into saying, i don't i- , and she was shamed into saying, i don't i actually regrow— saying, i don't i actually regret what— saying, i don't i actually regret what i— saying, i don't i actually regret what i said . and i think regret what i said. and i think sno— regret what i said. and i think sno snowi— regret what i said. and i think she should actually, because i inimi— she should actually, because i think—doesn'ti think saying someone doesn't rosewo— think saying someone doesn't deserve-in— think saying someone doesn't deserve in intensive care deserve a bed in intensive care is aisgwsiing.— deserve a bed in intensive care is disgusting. but— deserve a bed in intensive care is disgusting. but anyway, good iron— is disgusting. but anyway, good iron-nor.— is disgusting. but anyway, good iwswlnor. i— is disgusting. but anyway, good luck-her. i guess— is disgusting. but anyway, good luck-her. i guess .- is disgusting. but anyway, good luck her. i guess . thanks luck to her. i guess. thanks wow— luck to her. i guess. thanks wow muon— luck to her. i guess. thanks wow mwon .— luck to her. i guess. thanks very much . brilliant panel. very much. brilliant panel. inai-s— very much. brilliant panel. inai-s ii— very much. brilliant panel. that's it for—

very much. brilliant panel. that's it for tonight. cheers for watching. _ that's it for tonight. cheers for watching. next up, it's the iriiiiam— for watching. next up, it's the brilliant mark— for watching. next up, it's the brilliant mark dolan . hello brilliant mark dolan. hello inorg— brilliant mark dolan. hello inoro. im— brilliant mark dolan. hello there. i'm greg— brilliant mark dolan. hello there. i'm greg dewhurst and visions— there. i'm greg dewhurst and woiomo io— there. i'm greg dewhurst and welcome to your— there. i'm greg dewhurst and welcome to your latest gb news woainor— welcome to your latest gb news weather forecast. _ welcome to your latest gb news weather forecast. '~e. welcome to your latest gb news weather forecast. as we move ima— weather forecast. as we move into sunday, we'll see rain across the north and the west of the uk. sunny and sunny spells holding on for much of england and wales. we could see that on the bigger picture. this weather front slowly pushes its way southwards through sunday and 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 front across northern ireland, northwest scotland giving some outbreaks of rain during the early hours . outbreaks of rain during the early hours. under any clear spells, temperatures will dip into single figures where we keep the cloud and rain. it keep the cloud and the rain. it will remain in double figures to start on sunday morning. so a wet picture across northern ireland, scotland the ireland, scotland during the morning in england wales morning in 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 see i showers get we could see i or 2 showers get triggered in the afternoon in the warmth that sunshine. the warmth of that sunshine. highs into low 20s highs reaching into the low 20s fresh air behind this weather front as it turns drier for northern ireland. northwest scotland, though often quite cloudy here with some sunny spells through into the evening. time weather front pushes time this weather front pushes a little further south and little bit further south and eastwards, eventually 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 12 degrees in london. but it means a grey start monday morning in the southeast with some outbreaks rain . this some outbreaks of rain. this pushes skies pushes away bright skies following some sunny 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 rumble of thunder is possible and temperatures fresher for all showers on tuesday, too. but then should be drier for

then it should be drier for wednesday. temperatures rising a little .

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