n0 spin, no bias, no spin, no bias, no censorship. i'm dan wootton tonight. tory britain— i'm dan wootton tonight. tory britain has— i'm dan wootton tonight. tory britain has become an immigration- britain has become an immigration nation and with the home— immigration nation and with the home office— immigration nation and with the home office privately predicting another— home office privately predicting another 1.1— home office privately predicting another 1.1 million foreign nationals— another 1.1 million foreign nationals will— another 1.1 million foreign nationals will arrive legally next— nationals will arrive legally next year— nationals will arrive legally next year when _ nationals will arrive legally next year when will the prime ntntstet— next year when will the prime minister finally— next year when will the prime minister finally act on his tongn— minister finally act on his tongn tatt— minister finally act on his tongn tntt 7— minister finally act on his tough talk .7 let's be honest. our tough talk.7 let's be honest. our system — tough talk.7 let's be honest. our system te— tough talk.7 let's be honest. our system is broken— tough talk.7 let's be honest. our system is broken ._ tough talk.7 let's be honest. our system is broken . we do not have system is broken. we do not have eenttet— system is broken. we do not have eenttet et— system is broken. we do not have eenttet et en— system is broken. we do not have control of our borders. this is a control of our borders. this is e genntne— control of our borders. this is a genuine emergency and must be addressed— a genuine emergency and must be ettteeeet .— a genuine emergency and must be addressed . i'll— a genuine emergency and must be addressed . i'll demand urgent addressed. i'll demand urgent atten— addressed. i'll demand urgent eetten en— addressed. i'll demand urgent action on our— addressed. i'll demand urgent action on our broken immigration eyeten — action on our broken immigration eyeten ent— action on our broken immigration system and my— action on our broken immigration system and my digest next. then my superstar— system and my digest next. then my superstar panel— system and my digest next. then my superstar panel weigh in. tentett— my superstar panel weigh in. tentgnt, tn— my superstar panel weigh in. tonight, i'm joined by amanda ttetett—

tonight, i'm joined by amanda platell, making— tonight, i'm joined by amanda platell, making his debut, the conservative— platell, making his debut, the conservative commentator armon nneeet— conservative commentator armon nneeet ent— conservative commentator armon bhogal and rebecca reid also on the bhogal and rebecca reid also on tne wen— bhogal and rebecca reid also on tne nay, newntng— bhogal and rebecca reid also on the way, downing street has teteetet— the way, downing street has rejected this— the way, downing street has rejected this honest assessment tren— rejected this honest assessment from britain's— rejected this honest assessment from britain's brexit hero as tettet— from britain's brexit hero as tettet . — from britain's brexit hero as failed . we've— from britain's brexit hero as failed . we've not- from britain's brexit hero as failed . �*ft�*tzi; an; it}: from britain's brexit hero as failed . �*ftt�*tzi; t:ti; tzi;”t:i;t: tit" failed. we've not delivered on borders . we've not delivered on borders. we've not delivered on brexit. the tories have let us down very, very badly . so after down very, very badly. so after making all the— : wig wig : so after making all the headlines today, nnet— making all the headlines today, nnet te— making all the headlines today, nnet te thet— making all the headlines today, what is nigel farage's prescription- what is nigel farage's prescription for saving our exit tren— prescription for saving our exit teen tne— prescription for saving our exit teen tne tu— prescription for saving our exit from the eu before it's too tetee— from the eu before it's too tetee ne— from the eu before it's too late? he joins— from the eu before it's too late? he joins me live shortly . late? he joins me live shortly. wnetnet— late? he joins me live shortly. wnetnet tt-e— late? he joins me live shortly. whether it's brexit, borders or tee— whether it's brexit, borders or tee snnet— whether it's brexit, borders or taxes, sunak isn't— whether it's brexit, borders or taxes, sunak isn't particularly pepntet— taxes, sunak isn't particularly penntet nttn— taxes, sunak isn't particularly popular with his— taxes, sunak isn't particularly popular with his party right now:— popular with his party right now, so former— popular with his party right now, so former chief secretary to tne — now, so former chief secretary to the treasury— now, so former chief secretary to the treasury and truss ally stnen— to the treasury and truss ally simon clarke— to the treasury and truss ally simon clarke is— to the treasury and truss ally simon clarke is one of the many entreeet— simon clarke is one of the many entteget ten— simon clarke is one of the many outraged tory mps._ simon clarke is one of the many outraged tory mps. he's going to join outraged tory mps. he's going to join me— outraged tory mps. he's going to join me tne— outraged tory mps. he's going to join me ttve tn— outraged tory mps. he's going to join me live in the— outraged tory mps. he's going to join me live in the studio to mate— join me live in the studio to mate e— join me live in the studio to mate a net— join me live in the studio to make a plea for— join me live in the studio to make a plea for the pm to ditch his make a plea for the pm to ditch nte teteet— make a plea for the pm to ditch his latest anti—growth tax raid tnet-e— his latest anti—growth tax raid tnet-e set— his latest anti—growth tax raid tnet-e eet te— his latest anti—growth tax raid that's set to punish millions by tnggtng— that's set to punish millions by tnggtng tnen— that's set to punish millions by dragging them into the higher rate.— dragging them into the higher rate. nte— dragging them into the higher rate. his rallying call for the conservative— rate. his rallying call for the conservative spirit to return eentne— conservative spirit to return eentng un— conservative spirit to return coming up later— conservative spirit to return coming up later in the show. tteennete— coming up later in the show. elsewhere tonight, itv was ntnnget— elsewhere tonight, itv was plunged tnte— elsewhere tonight, itv was plunged into deeper crisis today ettet—

plunged into deeper crisis today after revelations— plunged into deeper crisis today after revelations this morning . after revelations this morning. neenenneeet— after revelations this morning. haemorrhaged 170,000 viewers in a haemorrhaged 170,000 viewers in tweet— haemorrhaged 170,000 viewers in week .— haemorrhaged 170,000 viewers in week . ant— haemorrhaged 170,000 viewers in a week . and the— haemorrhaged 170,000 viewers in a week . and the on— haemorrhaged 170,000 viewers in a week . and the on air a week. and the on air awkwardness- a week. and the on air awkwardness showed no signs of etettne— awkwardness showed no signs of etettng . — awkwardness showed no signs of etettng . ne— awkwardness showed no signs of abating . we will— awkwardness showed no signs of abating . we will tell- awkwardness showed no signs of abating . �*sttti; .. awkwardness showed no signs of abating . �*sttti; ii abating. we will tell you that aquanans abating. we will tell you that aquarians on their worst days will dilly dally and not make a decision. it's a very aquarian tntne— decision. it's a very aquarian tntne . — decision. it's a very aquarian tntng . ven— decision. it's a very aquarian thing . you think— decision. it's a very aquarian thing . you think you- decision. it's a very aquarian thing . you think you might be on thing. you think you might be on to something. there so should itv counteract the scofield switch off by removing one of the hosts? the show's relationship expert louise van der helder, who's had her own awkward encounters with philip on the sofa, takes on pr guru mark borkowski, and former apprentice star amy ansell in the clash. meghan markle is just hours away from receiving another bogus award, this time alongside the black votes matter co—founder. but as the runaway royals break cover to dine out with their a—list celebrity pals, is this the start of the sussexes pr assault that tom bower hinted at last week on the show? the esteemed royal biographer offers his unmissable insight in uncanceled also on the way with a new report

finding that 1 in 10 uk children now want to change their gender and a third are being taught that a woman can have a penis. meghan kelly has called out celebrity theron for celebrity charlize theron for encouraging extreme encouraging this extreme ideology . we love you, queen. ideology. we love you, queen. we love you. queen in your ant— we love you. queen in your corner. and we've got you and i nttt— corner. and we've got you and i nttt. anytety— corner. and we've got you and i nttt. anytety up— corner. and we've got you and i will. anybody up who's like tntng— will. anybody up who's like tntng te— will. anybody up who's like tntng te nttn— will. anybody up who's like trying to with anything with you guys- — trying to with anything with you guys. so — trying to with anything with you guys. so what— trying to with anything with you guys. so what isn't— trying to with anything with you guys. . cit: guys. so what isn't charlize theron coming me up ? my meghan theron coming me up? my meghan is going to take on the hollywood star who played her in the blockbuster movie bombshell . all that's later this hour . as . all that's later this hour. as stet— . all that's later this hour. as ever, stay tuned— all that's later this hour. as ever, stay tuned to for tomorrow's _ ever, stay tuned to for tomorrow's newspaper front pages.— tomorrow's newspaper front pages. net— tomorrow's newspaper front pages. net ott— tomorrow's newspaper front pages, hot off the press brand new greatest— pages, hot off the press brand new greatest britain union jack nenet— new greatest britain union jack nenet nette— new greatest britain union jack named before the— new greatest britain union jack named before the night is out as net.— named before the night is out as net tnte— named before the night is out as net tnte te— named before the night is out as well. this is dan— named before the night is out as well. this is dan wootton tentett— well. this is dan wootton tonight. let's— well. this is dan wootton tonight. let's go . tonight. let's go. ten-e— tonight. let's go. you're watching gb news. nntetn-e— you're watching gb news. britain's news— you're watching gb news. britain's news channel. my tteeet— britain's news channel. my ttgeet eentne— britain's news channel. my digest coming up. but first, the nttn— digest coming up. but first, the news with polly— digest coming up. but first, the

news with polly middlehurst . dan news with polly middlehurst. dan tnent— news with polly middlehurst. dan tnent yen. — news with polly middlehurst. dan thank you. good— news with polly middlehurst. dan thank you. c: .. g t g thank you. good evening. downing street says the eu and the uk have agreed to strengthen their cooperation on international migration and the threat posed by russia in ukraine. rishi sunak and the dutch prime minister mark rutte have agreed to work to build an international coalition to provide ukraine with combat air capabilities, including supporting training to procuring f 16 fighter jets . ukraine's f 16 fighter jets. ukraine's president volodymyr zelenskyy joined the council via video link and stressed the urgency for stronger air power against russian aggression. there is still much to be done . still much to be done. ukraine's territory is big still much to be done. - ukraine's territory is big and to mete— ukraine's territory is big and to mate ete— ukraine's territory is big and to make air defence results like teet— to make air defence results like teet ntent-e— to make air defence results like last night's the— to make air defence results like last night's the rule throughout the last night's the rule throughout tne eenntn. — last night's the rule throughout tne country. we— last night's the rule throughout the country. we need additional air the country. we need additional ett tetenee— the country. we need additional air defence systems and missiles . we— air defence systems and missiles . we atte— air defence systems and missiles . we etee neet— air defence systems and missiles . we also need more than fighter jets.— . we also need more than fighter jets. nttnent— . we also need more than fighter jets, without which— . we also need more than fighter jets, without which no air tetenee— jets, without which no air defence system will be perfect

ent— defence system will be perfect and t— defence system will be perfect ent t en— defence system will be perfect and i am sure— defence system will be perfect and i am sure we— defence system will be perfect and i am sure we will get there . nett— and i am sure we will get there . nett. tne— and i am sure we will get there . well, the prime— and i am sure we will get there . well, the prime minister's teen— . well, the prime minister's been addressing the council of tunne— been addressing the council of tnnne ee— been addressing the council of europe as well,— been addressing the council of europe as well, saying the went-e— europe as well, saying the world's most— europe as well, saying the world's most vulnerable people are world's most vulnerable people paving— world's most vulnerable people paying tne— world's most vulnerable people are paying the price for nntentnt— are paying the price for unlawful migration . t:i; .. unlawful migration. he's been tetttng— unlawful migration. he's been telling world leaders the international system for policing, human trafficking isn't working. that as the government tries to implement the illegal migration bill here at home and that is currently going through the house of lords , the new law aims to tackle small boat crossings, sending asylum seekers back home or to a third country like rwanda to illegal migration exploits the most vulnerable. it risks crowding out— most vulnerable. it risks crowding out those- it risks crowding out those with a genntne— crowding out those with a genuine case— crowding out those with a genuine case for asylum , and it genuine case for asylum, and it etntne— genuine case for asylum, and it etntne tne— genuine case for asylum, and it strains the trust— genuine case for asylum, and it strains the trust that our etttzene— strains the trust that our citizens have,- strains the trust that our citizens have, not just in our teneette— citizens have, not just in our domestic borders, but in the international— domestic borders, but in the international system . ' t: international system. and that's why so— international system. and that's why so many of us are already acting at the national level and why we need to do more to cooperate across borders and across jurisdiction lines to end

illegal migration and stop the boats. rishi illegal migration and stop the boats . rishi sunak speaking illegal migration and stop the boats. rishi sunak speaking in tent— boats. rishi sunak speaking in iceland earlier— boats. rishi sunak speaking in iceland earlier on— rishi sunak speaking in iceland earlier on today. well in iceland earlier on today. well tn nee— iceland earlier on today. well in news here at— iceland earlier on today. well in news here at home, two penttn— in news here at home, two poultry workers— in news here at home, two poultry workers in england have tested— poultry workers in england have tested positive— poultry workers in england have tested positive for— poultry workers in england have tested positive for bird flu, ettnenen— tested positive for bird flu, although there _ tested positive for bird flu, although there are no signs of nnnen— although there are no signs of nnnen te— although there are no signs of human to human— although there are no signs of human to human transmission . human to human transmission. nett— human to human transmission. netn eeeee— human to human transmission. netn ete— human to human transmission. both cases are believed to be ttntet— both cases are believed to be ttntet te— both cases are believed to be linked to the— both cases are believed to be linked to the same farm the uk neettn— linked to the same farm the uk health security— linked to the same farm the uk health security agency is tnnntne— health security agency is tnnntng e— health security agency is running a program of testing woken— running a program of testing workers who've— running a program of testing workers who've come into contact nttn— workers who've come into contact nttn tne— workers who've come into contact with the infected— workers who've come into contact with the infected birds and tennenet— with the infected birds and launched an— with the infected birds and launched an investigation . the launched an investigation. the teet— launched an investigation. the test teentte— launched an investigation. the test results show— launched an investigation. the test results show one of the woken— test results show one of the workers infected— test results show one of the workers infected is likely to neve— workers infected is likely to neve teen— workers infected is likely to have been contaminated after tnnettne— have been contaminated after tnnettne tne— have been contaminated after inhaling the virus. it's unclear if inhaling the virus. it's unclear tt tne— inhaling the virus. it's unclear if the second— inhaling the virus. it's unclear if the second person was contaminate— if the second person was contaminate after inhalation or nnetnet— contaminate after inhalation or nnetnet tney— contaminate after inhalation or whether they were infected. anetnet— whether they were infected. anetnetney— whether they were infected. another way three men who enppttet— another way three men who enpnttet tate— another way three men who supplied fake passports to enntnete— supplied fake passports to criminals have— supplied fake passports to criminals have been jailed tetan— criminals have been jailed today. anthony— criminals have been jailed today. anthony beard , today. anthony beard, christopher- today. anthony beard, christopher btec and alan tnenneen— christopher btec and alan thompson helped murderers and drug— thompson helped murderers and drug teeters— thompson helped murderers and drug dealers evade justice. tent.— drug dealers evade justice. tent. nne— drug dealers evade justice. beard, who paid vulnerable

neente— beard, who paid vulnerable people tet— beard, who paid vulnerable people for their— beard, who paid vulnerable people for their expired documents— people for their expired documents ,_ people for their expired documents , was sentenced to six documents, was sentenced to six teen— documents, was sentenced to six teen ent— documents, was sentenced to six teen and etent— documents, was sentenced to six years and eight months in nneen. — years and eight months in nneen. tn— years and eight months in prison. his accomplices will sene— prison. his accomplices will eene e— prison. his accomplices will serve a combined term of 11 teen.— serve a combined term of 11 yen ant— serve a combined term of 11 years. and lastly- serve a combined term of 11 years. and lastly , essex police years. and lastly, essex police is investigating _ years. and lastly, essex police is investigating an allegation of is investigating an allegation et senten— is investigating an allegation of serious sexual— is investigating an allegation of serious sexual assault eeneentng— of serious sexual assault concerning the- of serious sexual assault concerning the solihull mp tntten— concerning the solihull mp julian knight.— concerning the solihull mp julian knight. it follows a tetenet— julian knight. it follows a tetenet ty— julian knight. it follows a referral by scotland yard and ettet— referral by scotland yard and comes after the _ referral by scotland yard and comes after the met police tnenet— comes after the met police dropped tn— comes after the met police dropped its investigation into a etetn— dropped its investigation into a etetn ne— dropped its investigation into a claim more than— dropped its investigation into a claim more than a month ago . mr claim more than a month ago. mr tntgtt— claim more than a month ago. mr tntent. tyne-e— claim more than a month ago. mr knight, who's been— claim more than a month ago. mr knight, who's been stripped of the conservative— knight, who's been stripped of the conservative party whip, has tenet— the conservative party whip, has tentet tenet— the conservative party whip, has denied what he's— the conservative party whip, has denied what he's described as a tene— denied what he's described as a tene ent— denied what he's described as a false and malicious accusation . false and malicious accusation. he false and malicious accusation. ne teeen-t— false and malicious accusation. he doesn't plan— false and malicious accusation. he doesn't plan to— false and malicious accusation. he doesn't plan to run at the next— he doesn't plan to run at the next election— he doesn't plan to run at the next election ._ he doesn't plan to run at the next election . that's all for next election. that's all for tn— next election. that's all for t-n teet— next election. that's all for me. i'm back in— next election. that's all for me. i'm back in and hour now teet— me. i'm back in and hour now teet te— me. i'm back in and hour now tent to ten— me. i'm back in and hour now tent to men .— back to dan. tne- back to dan. the conservatives back to dan.— the conservatives pledged tent to den.— the conservatives pledged before the the conservatives pledged before tne zon— the conservatives pledged before the 2019 general— the conservatives pledged before the 2019 general election to get the 2019 general election to get tne evetett— the 2019 general election to get the overall numbers of migrants

tenn— the overall numbers of migrants tenn ee— the overall numbers of migrants tenn ee e— the overall numbers of migrants tenn ee e key— the overall numbers of migrants down as a key benefit of brexit. so, down as a key benefit of brexit. so. tee.— down as a key benefit of brexit. so. tee. ty— down as a key benefit of brexit. so. tee. ty tne— down as a key benefit of brexit. so, too, by the way, _ down as a key benefit of brexit. so, too, by the way, did- down as a key benefit of brexit. so, too, by the way, did the- down as a key benefit of brexit. so, too, by the way, did the now prime minister rishi sunak dunng prime minister rishi sunak during his failed campaign to become tory leader last summer ? become tory leader last summer? we have to talk about immigration.- we have to talk about immigration. let's be honest . immigration. let's be honest. ent— immigration. let's be honest. our system— immigration. let's be honest. one system n— immigration. let's be honest. our system is broken and we do not neve— our system is broken and we do not have control— our system is broken and we do not have control of— our system is broken and we do not have control of our borders. tne — not have control of our borders. tne ennent— not have control of our borders. the current chaotic— not have control of our borders. the current chaotic free for all is the current chaotic free for all n etnnty— the current chaotic free for all n etnnty ne— the current chaotic free for all n etnnty ne ney— the current chaotic free for all is simply no way for a serious country— is simply no way for a serious eenntty te— is simply no way for a serious country to ten— is simply no way for a serious country to run itself. this is a eenntne— country to run itself. this is a genuine emergency and must be ettteeeet— genuine emergency and must be ettteeeet .— genuine emergency and must be ettteeeet . t— genuine emergency and must be addressed . i don't— genuine emergency and must be addressed . i don't care if you addressed. i don't care if you tetteve— addressed. i don't care if you believe that— addressed. i don't care if you believe that migration should be high— believe that migration should be high er— believe that migration should be ntgn or ten.— believe that migration should be high or low, surely— believe that migration should be high or low, surely we can all egtee— high or low, surely we can all egtee tnet— high or low, surely we can all egtee tnet tt— high or low, surely we can all agree that it must be legal, etteny— agree that it must be legal, ettetty ent— agree that it must be legal, orderly and controlled. at the mement— orderly and controlled. at the moment .— orderly and controlled. at the moment . net— orderly and controlled. at the moment . but it's none of those moment. but it's none of those tntnge— moment. but it's none of those tntntn .— moment. but it's none of those tntntn . ant— moment. but it's none of those things . and even— moment. but it's none of those things . and even after taking things. and even after taking energe— things. and even after taking enetee et— things. and even after taking enetge et tne— things. and even after taking charge of the party in an anti—democratic coup, he was etttt— anti—democratic coup, he was etttt tetttng— anti—democratic coup, he was still talking the _ anti—democratic coup, he was still talking the talk voted for next. — still talking the talk voted for next. t— still talking the talk voted for brexit. i believe— still talking the talk voted for brexit. i believe in brexit and i brexit. i believe in brexit and t tnen— brexit. i believe in brexit and t know tnet— brexit. i believe in brexit and i know that brexit can deliver ent— i know that brexit can deliver ent n— i know that brexit can deliver

and is already— i know that brexit can deliver and is already delivering enormous benefits and opportunities for the country . opportunities for the country. ntetetten— opportunities for the country. migration being— opportunities for the country. migration being an immediate one nnete— migration being an immediate one nnete ne— migration being an immediate one wnete we newe— migration being an immediate one where we have proper control of our where we have proper control of tetten— where we have proper control of our borders and— where we have proper control of our borders and are— where we have proper control of our borders and are able to have a conversation with— our borders and are able to have a conversation with the country etewt— a conversation with the country etewt tne— a conversation with the country etewt tne tyne— a conversation with the country about the type of— a conversation with the country about the type of migration that we went— about the type of migration that we went ent— about the type of migration that we want and need.— about the type of migration that we want and need. we weren't ente— we want and need. we weren't ette te— we want and need. we weren't ette to te— we want and need. we weren't able to do that— we want and need. we weren't able to do that inside the tweneen— able to do that inside the european union. at least now we are european union. at least now we ere-et— european union. at least now we ere-et tt— european union. at least now we ere-et tt . — european union. at least now we ete-et tt. net- european union. at least now we are-of it. but the. are in control of it. but the horrifying reality is that under tory rule, britain has become an immigration nation again against the overwhelming will of the people . so taking back control people. so taking back control of our borders never meant quadrupling the number of those entering the country for good. right? however, that is the disturbing reality. we are now facing a bombshell . new disturbing reality. we are now facing a bombshell. new daily telegraph front page splashed today revealed that the home office privately predicts a further sharp rise in immigration by the next election, with an influx of another 1.1 million foreign workers and students projected in 2024. now i understand that the alternative government, a

labour led socialist coalition from hell, wants to throw open the borders altogether . but the borders altogether. but those forthcoming numbers are hardly going to motivate the conservative base to bother to vote at all. our immigration system, both legal and illegal, is broken . as suella braverman is broken. as suella braverman mentor , the tory mp john hayes mentor, the tory mp john hayes said last night, you can't grow your population at the size of several cities without breaking up the uk's economy and society. and while she's been lambasted for her natcon speech, which has been described as a prospective leadership bid, who can disagree with the home secretary on this ? ivoted with the home secretary on this ? i voted and campaigned for newt.— ? i voted and campaigned for brexit. indeed,— 7” i voted and campaigned for brexit. indeed, i'm a proud snenen— brexit. indeed, i'm a proud spartan because i wanted britain to content— spartan because i wanted britain to control migration so that we all to control migration so that we ett newe— to control migration so that we ett newe e— to control migration so that we ett newe e eey— to control migration so that we all have a say on— to control migration so that we all have a say on what works for our all have a say on what works for eewntty— all have a say on what works for eewntty .— all have a say on what works for eewntty . we— all have a say on what works for our country . we need to get our country. we need to get ewetett— our country. we need to get overall immigration numbers town.— overall immigration numbers tewn. twent— overall immigration numbers down. brexit enables us to build

a down. brexit enables us to build e high— down. brexit enables us to build e ntgn ettttet— down. brexit enables us to build a high skilled, high wage eny— a high skilled, high wage economy that— a high skilled, high wage economy that is less dependent on economy that is less dependent en tow— economy that is less dependent on low skilled— economy that is less dependent on low skilled foreign labour. so on low skilled foreign labour. se tnet— on low skilled foreign labour. se tnet we— on low skilled foreign labour. so that was our— on low skilled foreign labour. so that was our 2019 manifest wnto— so that was our 2019 manifest wnto ntetge— so that was our 2019 manifest wnto pledge .— so that was our 2019 manifest nato pledge , and it's what we nato pledge, and it's what we meet— nato pledge, and it's what we meet tettwet— nato pledge, and it's what we must deliver ._ nato pledge, and it's what we must deliver. it's— nato pledge, and it's what we must deliver . it's not racist must deliver. it's not racist tet— must deliver. it's not racist tee eyne— must deliver. it's not racist tee ye .— must deliver. it's not racist for anyone , ethnic minority or for anyone, ethnic minority or etnetwne— for anyone, ethnic minority or etnetwne .— for anyone, ethnic minority or etnetwne . te— for anyone, ethnic minority or otherwise , to want to control otherwise, to want to control tetten— otherwise, to want to control our borders. _ otherwise, to want to control our borders . ' 0ng our borders. absolutely. home secretary. but what is your government going to do about it then? this is a acutely urgent, so close to an election . we so close to an election. we voted to gain control of our borders. we voted for net migration to come down into the tens of thousands. what we've got is the opposite of that , and got is the opposite of that, and that's a breach of our collective trust that could shake our entire political system . but to respond now, my system. but to respond now, my superstar panel, top daily mail columnist amanda platell making his debut. the conservative commentator amanda ogle, and the author and broadcaster rebecca reid . so amanda patel, what on reid. so amanda patel, what on earth is going on with the

conservative party and migration? when you look at what rishi sunak was promising last summer, these numbers don't make any sense. i mean , i did jot any sense. i mean, i did jot down, you know, our system is broken and everything's got to be will be sorted out. i've had a really bad day.— be will be sorted out. i've had a really bad day. dan- cc : i've had a really bad day. dan okay. can i a really bad day. dan okay. can tint— a really bad day. dan okay. can ttwet tett— a really bad day. dan okay. can ttwet tett yew— a really bad day. dan okay. can i just tell you really bad day ent— i just tell you really bad day ent tnn— i just tell you really bad day and this story— i just tell you really bad day and this story is— i just tell you really bad day and this story is even making me more depressed.— and this story is even making me more depressed. what the tories ntennet— more depressed. what the tories ptennet te— more depressed. what the tories pnnteet to te— more depressed. what the tories promised to do was they promised tnnwen— promised to do was they promised tnnwen newt— promised to do was they promised through brexit we'd— promised to do was they promised through brexit we'd control our tetten— through brexit we'd control our tetten ent— through brexit we'd control our borders and they— through brexit we'd control our borders and they said they would nette— borders and they said they would reduce migration— borders and they said they would reduce migration ,_ borders and they said they would reduce migration , legal or reduce migration, legal or etnetwne.— reduce migration, legal or otherwise. now we learn they've got otherwise. now we learn they've get e— otherwise. now we learn they've get e ntttten— otherwise. now we learn they've got a million plus— otherwise. now we learn they've got a million plus people who are got a million plus people who going— got a million plus people who getng te— got a million plus people who getng te te— got a million plus people who are going to be coming in this yeet— are going to be coming in this yeet ent— are going to be coming in this yeet ent et— are going to be coming in this yeet ent et tn— are going to be coming in this year and or in the— are going to be coming in this year and or in the year to the eteetten. — year and or in the year to the eteetten. se— year and or in the year to the election. so they— year and or in the year to the election. so they are sunk . election. so they are sunk. tnen— election. so they are sunk. tnete n— election. so they are sunk. tnete n ne— election. so they are sunk. there is no way- election. so they are sunk. there is no way back for them . there is no way back for them. tney-te— there is no way back for them. tney-te sent— there is no way back for them. they're sunk like— there is no way back for them. they're sunk like one of those teete— they're sunk like one of those teen en— they're sunk like one of those teen en tne— they're sunk like one of those boats on the channel rishi sunak has boats on the channel rishi sunak nee tetteyet— boats on the channel rishi sunak has betrayed every— boats on the channel rishi sunak has betrayed every single penne— has betrayed every single promise that— has betrayed every single promise that was ever made to us. promise that was ever made to ant.— promise that was ever made to ant. yew— promise that was ever made to us. and, you know,— promise that was ever made to us. and, you know, this ludicrous— us. and, you know, this ludicrous law- us. and, you know, this ludicrous law they have ludicrous law that they have wnten— ludicrous law that they have wnten-tnet— ludicrous law that they have which-that if- ludicrous law that they have which that if you're which says that if you're a etwtent— which says that if you're a student coming- which says that if you're a student coming in from , you student coming in from, you knew.— student coming in from, you knew. tntte— student coming in from, you know, india or—

student coming in from, you know, india or or— student coming in from, you know, india or or or australia or wherever and _ know, india or or or australia or wherever and you're studying, you or wherever and you're studying, yew knew— or wherever and you're studying, yew tnew .— or wherever and you're studying, yew tnew . nem— or wherever and you're studying, you know , movies or me idea at you know, movies or me idea at wntwentty— you know, movies or me idea at some university, you can bring yew— some university, you can bring yew wnete— some university, you can bring your whole family— some university, you can bring your whole family , you know, how your whole family, you know, how teen— your whole family, you know, how teee tt— your whole family, you know, how teee tt neeettty— your whole family, you know, how does it possibly can— your whole family, you know, how does it possibly can it possibly be nett— does it possibly can it possibly be ngnt tnet— does it possibly can it possibly be right that when we bring someone in, i— be right that when we bring someone in, i understand the et— someone in, i understand the economics of bringing in students— economics of bringing in students to— economics of bringing in students to study here because we-tnen— students to study here because we-tnen e— students to study here because we -them a fortune- students to study here because we them a fortune . but we charge them a fortune. but tnet— we charge them a fortune. but tnet teeen-t— we charge them a fortune. but that doesn't mean you can bring , vou— that doesn't mean you can bring . yew knew.— that doesn't mean you can bring , you know, uncle— that doesn't mean you can bring , you know, uncle bob and you knew— , you know, uncle bob and you knew .— , you know, uncle bob and you knew . every— , you know, uncle bob and you know , every other— , you know, uncle bob and you know , every other person in the know, every other person in the tentty. — know, every other person in the tentty. tne— know, every other person in the family. the whole— know, every other person in the family. the whole thing is teeten— family. the whole thing is broken. rishi— family. the whole thing is broken. rishi sunak not broken. rishi sunak does not newe— broken. rishi sunak does not newe e— broken. rishi sunak does not have a chance— broken. rishi sunak does not have a chance of— broken. rishi sunak does not have a chance of winning the next— have a chance of winning the next election— have a chance of winning the next election . _ have a chance of winning the next election . �*fw�*tzi;.. next election. well, look, i'm sorry. you've had a terrible day. it's going to improve now. ihope day. it's going to improve now. i hope so. because you're with us. with us, and we're us. you're with us, and we're going through the next going to get through the next two tomorrow together. and going to get through the next two couldtomorrow together. and going to get through the next two could itmorrow together. and going to get through the next two could it be 'row together. and going to get through the next two could it be any together. and going to get through the next two could it be any betterer. and going to get through the next two could it be any better now,id how could it be any better now, given that you have aman bogle next to you now? aman you're obviously a proud dad. you mess up my hair of the conservative party. it beautiful. party. know it looks beautiful. you're member the you're a proud member of the conservative party. it's great to have here. yes, but do to have you here. yes, but do you feel disillusioned? well, i think look, as the— you feel disillusioned? well, i

think look, as the prime- think look, as the prime wtnntet— think look, as the prime minister-last- think look, as the prime minister last summer , it think look, as the prime- minister-last summer , it is minister said last summer, it is a minister said last summer, it is -eenneeene.y - minister said last summer, it is a-emergency. and- minister said last summer, it is a emergency. and i think a genuine emergency. and i think we newe— a genuine emergency. and i think we newe te— a genuine emergency. and i think we newe te te— a genuine emergency. and i think we have to be -clear- a genuine emergency. and i think we have to be clear that we have to be very clear that tne— we have to be very clear that tne neeete— we have to be very clear that the people voted— we have to be very clear that the people voted to take back eenttet— the people voted to take back eenttet et— the people voted to take back control of our— the people voted to take back control of our borders , of our control of our borders, of our tnntetetten— control of our borders, of our immigration system and to make sure we have control of our visa eyeten. — sure we have control of our visa eyeten. new.— sure we have control of our visa system. now, that's— sure we have control of our visa system. now, that's something i tntnt— system. now, that's something i tntnt we— system. now, that's something i tntnt we te— system. now, that's something i think we do not— system. now, that's something i think we do not have control of teeewee— think we do not have control of teeewee tet-e— think we do not have control of because let's be— think we do not have control of because let's be honest , from because let's be honest, from zen.— because let's be honest, from zone tetete— because let's be honest, from 2019, before the— because let's be honest, from 2019, before the pandemic, teeoo— 2019, before the pandemic, 16,000 dependents came in for etwtente— 16,000 dependents came in for students aukus_ 16,000 dependents came in for students aukus and last year, neme— students aukus and last year, 135,000. that's— students aukus and last year, 135,000. that's ridic . e 135,000. that's ridic. it's ridiculous. _ 135,000. that's ridic. it's ridiculous. how- 135,000. that's ridic. e ” z i how big 135,000. that's ridic. e ” t: f how big are their ridiculous. how big are their tentttee— ridiculous. how big are their families now? _ ridiculous. how big are their families now? the- ” t: f how big are their families now? 991i” families now? the bigger issue here is and i was absolutely gobsmacked when i first saw this so in the west, there are only two countries, a major country thatis two countries, a major country that is english speaking countries. the united states and the countries. the united states and tne wt— countries. the united states and tne wt .— countries. the united states and tne wt . wne— countries. the united states and the uk , who are— ti.tit. the united states and the uk , who are providing the uk, who are providing etwtent— the uk, who are providing student visas— the uk, who are providing student visas without without the requirement— student visas without without the requirement to be proficient in the requirement to be proficient tn tne— the requirement to be proficient tn tne tnetnn— the requirement to be proficient in the english language . yeah. in the english language. yeah. wnten— in the english language. yeah. wnten n— in the english language. yeah. wnten n e— in the english language. yeah. which is a really— in the english language. yeah. so which is a really important. so now that underscores, i so now that underscores, i think, a big newe— now that underscores, i think, a big tnet— now that underscores, i think, a big issue that we— now that underscores, i think, a

big issue that we have in terms of, big issue that we have in terms et. wett— big issue that we have in terms et. wett .— big issue that we have in terms et. wett . ttnt— big issue that we have in terms of, well , first of— big issue that we have in terms of, well , first of all, if of, well, first of all, if yee— of, well, first of all, if you're coming to a british wntwentty— you're coming to a british university, how- you're coming to a british university, how are you going to be university, how are you going to te ente— university, how are you going to te ette te— university, how are you going to be able to study— university, how are you going to be able to study in— university, how are you going to be able to study in the english nettwn— be able to study in the english nettwn tt— be able to study in the english medium if you're— be able to study in the english medium if you're not proficient in medium if you're not proficient tn tnetnne— medium if you're not proficient in english? and— medium if you're not proficient in english? and our 20 universities— in english? and our 20 universities across the uk etwenntne— universities across the uk advertising it— universities across the uk advertising it openly around the wette— advertising it openly around the wettte tt-e— advertising it openly around the world? it's ridiculous. it's ridiculous— world? it's ridiculous. it's ridiculous. _ world? it's ridiculous. it's ridiculous. and- world? it's ridiculous. it's ridiculous . ' t: world? it's ridiculous. it's ridiculous. t: ridiculous. and look, you're making such an important point because talking about because we're not talking about illegal immigration. we're talking legal immigration talking about legal immigration . rebecca, you want to throw . and rebecca, you want to throw open our borders, don't you? so presumably you're one of these lefties who say more, more, more. million's not enough for more. a million's not enough for you, is it? well just shy of 600. just shy of 56000. can't do nnrnetn— 600. just shy of 56000. can't do numbers leave— 600. just shy of 56000. can't do numbers leave as— 000 just shy of 56000. can't do numbers leave as well. ty00 just shy of 56000. can't do numbers leave as well. so it's net— numbers leave as well. so it's net e— numbers leave as well. so it's not a million— numbers leave as well. so it's not a million on— numbers leave as well. so it's not a million on top of. no, no, it not a million on top of. no, no, tt n. — not a million on top of. no, no, tt n. rte— not a million on top of. no, no, tt n. we e— not a million on top of. no, no, it is. it's a million— not a million on top of. no, no, it is. it's a million net nteretten— it is. it's a million net migration . - it is. it's a million net migration . �*vw�*tzi; ”ti; it is. it's a million net migration . �*vw�*tzi; ”t:i; g it is. it's a million net- migration . we're talking about migration. we're talking about net migration now. they are projected figures that the daily telegraph have revealed via the home office. go on your back or etntt— home office. go on your back or etntt tnet— home office. go on your back or admit that even— home office. go on your back or admit that even that— cit” ti.t:i; go on your back or admit that even that makes you enete— admit that even that makes you enete en— admit that even that makes you choke on, admit— admit that even that makes you choke on, admit it,— admit that even that makes you choke on, admit it, admit it. ween.— choke on, admit it, admit it. ween. ne— choke on, admit it, admit it. ween. t— choke on, admit it, admit it. ween. t te— choke on, admit it, admit it. yeah, no, i do accept- choke on, admit it, admit it. yeah, no, i do accept it.- choke on, admit it, admit it. yeah, no, i do accept it. a lot of people what i would say and we've and we've got folk who

can't get into hospitals now we've got a housing crisis. part of that you need people of that is that you need people to do things drive hgv to do things like drive hgv lorries and be nurses and be care staff . and those are jobs care staff. and those are jobs that are often taken by that are very often taken by people come as a result people who come in as a result of immigration. we do need that specific skill set. and a lot of british don't. what british people don't. but what about about talking about himars? what about talking etent— about himars? what about talking etent ten— about himars? what about talking about he's talking— about himars? what about talking about he's talking about— about he's talking about etntente— about he's talking about students-can't- about he's talking about students can't even speak students who can't even speak twinn— english, being able to bring tnet— english, being able to bring their—that's- english, being able to bring their—that's a. english, being able to bring- their_that's a money their families. that's a money making by the making scheme by the universities. of universities. a load of universities. a load of universities got shut down, what, five, six years ago because were basically because they were basically you turn day and turn up on registration day and then don't to back then you don't have to come back for years. and they for three years. and they weren't anybody weren't teaching anybody anything. but that's universities behaving badly is net of million net migration of 1 million a year of control. rebecca i year out of control. rebecca i mean, i year out of control. rebecca i t tnet— year out of control. rebecca i mean, i just don't— year out of control. rebecca i mean, i just don't feel- i rebecca i mean, i just don't feel any tnneet— mean, i just don't feel any tnteet tey— mean, i just don't feel any tnteet tey te— mean, i just don't feel any impact day to day. fl�*iltij�*eeg impact day to day. i really ten-t— impact day to day. i really don't know any privileged sevilla privileged people on the waiting list. what do you think wnen— waiting list. what do you think wnen ett— waiting list. what do you think when all these— e g e what do you think when all these people come in we-wne— when all these people come in we-wne net— when all these people come in who've not paid— when all these people come in who've not paid their taxes, not tnweetet— who've not paid their taxes, not tnweetet tn— who've not paid their taxes, not invested in the— who've not paid their taxes, not invested in the country and they go invested in the country and they ge etretent— invested in the country and they ge etretgnt tnte— invested in the country and they go straight into schools, they go straight into schools, they ge etretgnt— go straight into schools, they go straight into— go straight into schools, they go straight into the nhs , look go straight into the nhs, look at go straight into the nhs, look

et cntne— go straight into the nhs, look et cntne ent— go straight into the nhs, look at china and the— go straight into the nhs, look at china and the people who've twee— at china and the people who've ttwet nere— at china and the people who've lived here all— at china and the people who've lived here all their lives are enewet. — lived here all their lives are enewet. rt— lived here all their lives are shoved. if it— lived here all their lives are shoved. �*" e e �*" ti;”t:i; shoved. if it wasn't, if there's an actual trial, if a child is sitting in front of you going, i just want to go to school, could you really look a child in the eye like, you don't eye and be like, you don't deserve an education? it's deserve an education? well, it's not that. it needs an not just about that. it needs an operation. could you really look them and be like, them in the eye and be like, it's just about i'd say, get it's not just about i'd say, get in the queue and wait before the people. final word, de—man. well i people. final word, de—man. well ttntnt— people. final word, de—man. well ttntnt teen— people. final word, de—man. well i think look, it's— people. final word, de—man. well i think look, it's-it's- i think look, it's yes, it's etent— i think look, it's yes, it's etent tne— i think look, it's yes, it's about the child. ' t: i think look, it's yes, it's about the child. and the about the child. and when the parent child cannot parent of that child cannot speak and relate to speak in english and relate to the the education that the teacher, the education that child deserves, you do child deserves, what do you do then? and the education, the ente— then? and the education, the child—english- then? and the education, thei child—english very child will pick up english very twenty— child will pick up english very twenty-wit— child will pick up english very quickly will learn. but what quickly and will learn. but what etent— quickly and will learn. but what about—children? - quickly and will learn. but whati about—children? very about the parent children? very twenty— about the parent children? very ewtetty wttt— about the parent children? very quickly with the— about the parent children? very quickly with the teacher. but i'm talking about the specific i'm talking about the specific i'm children. i'm i'm talking about children. i'm talking children come talking about children who come nere— talking about children who come here-education.- talking about children who come here education. but here and need education. but wnet—etl here and need education. buti wnet—et tnet what about the welfare of that enttt— what about the welfare of that child—parents- what about the welfare of that child parents cannot child when their parents cannot eernrnwteeet— child when their parents cannot communicate -the- child when their parents cannot communicate the teacher, communicate with the teacher, not communicate with the teacher, net twtttne— communicate with the teacher, not putting them— communicate with the teacher, not putting them in school teeen-t— not putting them in school doesn't-their- not putting them in school doesn't their welfare, not putting them in school doesiit? their welfare, not putting them in school doesiit? “ec their welfare, not putting them in school doesiit? “ec eir welfare, not putting them in school doesiit? “ec lfare, not putting them in school doesiit? “ec are, not putting them in school doesiit? “ec “ec does it? i had to learn. i had to english before to learn to speak english before i into the country. you i came into the country. you still tried amanda patel? amon vogel. rebecca read,-you| vogel. rebecca read, thank you so vogel. rebecca read, thank you

50-by— vogel. rebecca read, thank you ee-ty ennenter- vogel. rebecca read, thank you so by superstar panel. that so much by superstar panel. that wentt— so much by superstar panel. that went—tet- so much by superstar panel. that would—but coming. would be all night. but coming up, would be all night. but coming up. ee— would be all night. but coming en. en downing— would be all night. but coming up, as downing street denies wteet— up, as downing street denies weer—tnet- up, as downing street deniesi nigel—that brexit nigel farage claim that brexit has nigel farage claim that brexit nee-teeenee— nigel farage claim that brexit has because politicians nigel farage claim that brexit has rishi because politicians nigel farage claim that brexit has rishi sunak se politicians nigel farage claim that brexit has rishi sunak se pofailedis like rishi sunak have failed to eenttetne— capitalise on its endless tenettte— capitalise on its endless- benefits—nigel capitalise on its endless- benefits._nigel farage benefits. how would nigel farage save exit from the before save our exit from the eu before it's too late? he joins me shortly. but next the shortly. but up next in the clash, crisis hit, itv was embroiled in fresh chaos today after revelations flagship after revelations its flagship this lost 170,000 this morning lost 170,000 viewers in just a week . thanks viewers in just a week. thanks to holly and phillip's dramatic fallout. so should itv counteract the schofield switch off by removing one of the hosts? and who should go? the show's relationship expert- show's relationship expert tenne— show's relationship expert tenne ven— show's relationship expert louise van der— show's relationship expert louise van der helder, who has her louise van der helder, who has ner ewn— louise van der helder, who has her own awkward _ louise van der helder, who has her own awkward moments with rntt— her own awkward moments with rntt tetttee— her own awkward moments with phil battles it— her own awkward moments with phil battles it out— her own awkward moments with phil battles it out with pr guru wett— phil battles it out with pr guru mark borkowski— phil battles it out with pr guru mark borkowski and former apprenttee— mark borkowski and former apprentice star— mark borkowski and former apprentice star amy ainsley. wnet— apprentice star amy ainsley. wnet t— apprentice star amy ainsley. wnet t went— apprentice star amy ainsley. what i want to— apprentice star amy ainsley. what i want to know what you tntnt— what i want to know what you tntnt en— what i want to know what you think on this,— what i want to know what you think on this, dan— what i want to know what you think on this, dan at gbnews.uk vete— think on this, dan at gbnews.uk wete tn— think on this, dan at gbnews.uk wete tn ew— think on this, dan at gbnews.uk vote in our poll.— think on this, dan at gbnews.uk vote in our poll. who's got to go,— vote in our poll. who's got to ee-rntttye- vote in our poll. who's got to go,-philly? philly- go, holly or philly? philly wnet-e— go, holly or philly? philly wnet-e tn— go, holly or philly? philly what's his name? philip. that's eentne— what's his name? philip. that's eentng wn— what's his name? philip. that's eentng we en— what's his name? philip. that's coming up on the— what's his name? philip. that's coming up on the clash straight etter— coming up on the clash straight etter tnn— coming up on the clash straight etter tnn .—

at 6:00 for gloria meets only on gb at 6:00 for gloria meets only on en newe— at 6:00 for gloria meets only on gb news, britain's— at 6:00 for gloria meets only on gb news, britain's news . channel gb news, britain's news. channel wnet— gb news, britain's news. channel wtget rereee— gb news, britain's news. channel wtget rerege ent— gb news, britain's news. channel nigel farage and meghan- gb news, britain's news. channel nigel farage and meghan kelly coming up this hour. but it's time now for the— coming up this hour. but it's time now for the clash. - tititi�* g e. ” but it's time now for the clash. and itv ttwnget— time now for the clash. and itv was plunged further into crisis tetey— was plunged further into crisis tetey etter— was plunged further into crisis today after revelations the ttegentn — today after revelations the flagship show— today after revelations the flagship show this morning lost treeto— flagship show this morning lost 170,000 viewers— flagship show this morning lost 170,000 viewers in a week amid the 170,000 viewers in a week amid tne tttter— 170,000 viewers in a week amid the bitter row— 170,000 viewers in a week amid the bitter row between phillip senettett— the bitter row between phillip schofield and _ the bitter row between phillip schofield and holly willoughby. vtewen— schofield and holly willoughby. viewers switched _ schofield and holly willoughby. viewers switched off as scandal hit viewers switched off as scandal ntt .— viewers switched off as scandal hit . schofield _ viewers switched off as scandal hit . schofield continues to hit. schofield continues to rent— hit. schofield continues to trent tne— hit. schofield continues to front the programme , despite front the programme, despite twrtewe— front the programme, despite furious fans— front the programme, despite furious fans demanding he's axed wttn— furious fans demanding he's axed

wttn tet— furious fans demanding he's axed with top celebrity— furious fans demanding he's axed with top celebrity guests. also wntenteet— with top celebrity guests. also understood to _ with top celebrity guests. also understood to be— with top celebrity guests. also understood to be boycotting in pretent- — understood to be boycotting in pretent- rt— understood to be boycotting in protest. it comes— understood to be boycotting in protest. it comes as holly nenett— protest. it comes as holly herself cut— protest. it comes as holly herself cut all— protest. it comes as holly herself cut all ties with philip off herself cut all ties with philip ett eernere— herself cut all ties with philip off camera, wiping him from her eeetet— off camera, wiping him from her eeetet nette— off camera, wiping him from her social media in— off camera, wiping him from her social media in a— off camera, wiping him from her social media in a bid to protect her social media in a bid to protect ner ewn— social media in a bid to protect her own glittering— social media in a bid to protect her own glittering career and tetttne— her own glittering career and telling friends— her own glittering career and telling friends she's to telling friends she's happy to present— telling friends she's happy to present-stew— telling friends she's happy to present show alone. and present the show alone. and as ene— present the show alone. and as ene nwtn— present the show alone. and as she mulls over— present the show alone. and as she mulls over her— present the show alone. and as she mulls over her this morning, twtwre. — she mulls over her this morning, twtwre. wnte— she mulls over her this morning, future. while schofield is still erewnt— future. while schofield is still around. here's— future. while schofield is still around. here's the moment. a tweet— around. here's the moment. a eweet eetrtte— around. here's the moment. a guest astride namechecked guest astride dodger namechecked netty— guest astride dodger namechecked netty-.— guest astride dodger namechecked netty-. wnte— guest astride dodger namechecked holly , while talking about holly today, while talking about neettne— holly today, while talking about needinglbe_ holly today, while talking about needing be decisive during needing to be decisive during tnen— needing to be decisive during ttnee wnere— needing to be decisive during times where she— needing to be decisive during times where she can't cope . times where she can't cope. veere— times where she can't cope. you're an aquarium- times where she can't cope. you're an aquarium metal ox , you're an aquarium metal ox, pat. and the reason you're holly's an aquarium and you're an aquarium . holly will tell you an aquarium. holly will tell you that aquarium on their worst days will dilly dally and not make a decision. it's a very aquanan make a decision. it's a very aquarian thing. and so you. and this is what the aquarium is worrying about. everything. oh, i can't cope with this. i can't cope with that. what do you tntnt— cope with that. what do you tntnt ee— cope with that. what do you think as this— cope with that. what do you think as this morning- i what do you think as this morning loses wette— think as this morning loses 170,000 viewers, is it time for ttv— 170,000 viewers, is it time for itv-intervene _ 170,000 viewers, is it time for itv-intervene and- 170,000 viewers, is it time for itv intervene and remove one itv to intervene and remove one of itv to intervene and remove one et tne— itv to intervene and remove one et tne teete— itv to intervene and remove one of the hosts and— itv to intervene and remove one of the hosts and who should it tee— of the hosts and who should it tee wne-e— of the hosts and who should it tee we get— of the hosts and who should it be? who's got to— of the hosts and who should it be? who's got to go, phillip or nettye— be? who's got to go, phillip or nettye tnet— be? who's got to go, phillip or holly? email me— be? who's got to go, phillip or holly? email me at gbnews.uk or tweet— holly? email me at gbnews.uk or

tweet ne— holly? email me at gbnews.uk or tweet ne ent— holly? email me at gbnews.uk or tweet me and vote— holly? email me at gbnews.uk or tweet me and vote in our poll at gb tweet me and vote in our poll at en wewe— tweet me and vote in our poll at en new en— tweet me and vote in our poll at gb news on twitter.— tweet me and vote in our poll at gb news on twitter. those reewtte— gb news on twitter. those results coming up. but debating this now is the brand and pr guru mark borkowski . one woman guru mark borkowski. one woman who is no stranger— guru mark borkowski. one woman who is no stranger to— guru mark borkowski. one woman who is no stranger to this- who is no stranger to this nerntne— who is no stranger to this morning sofa— who is no stranger to this morning sofa with dozens of eeereneeett— morning sofa with dozens of appearances under her belt on the appearances under her belt on tne stew.— appearances under her belt on tne enew. tne— appearances under her belt on the show, the tv— appearances under her belt on the show, the tv relationship expert— the show, the tv relationship expen tewne— the show, the tv relationship expert louise van der velt and the expert louise van der velt and tne terner— expert louise van der velt and the former apprentice contestant and the former apprentice contestant ent eeetet— the former apprentice contestant and social commentator amy anzel . sn— and social commentator amy anzel . se. tewne— and social commentator amy anzel . so, louise, look,— and social commentator amy anzel . so, louise, look, it's— and social commentator amy anzel . so, louise, look, it's great to see you here. i've seen you neny— to see you here. i've seen you neny e— to see you here. i've seen you neny e tne— to see you here. i've seen you neny e ttne en— to see you here. i've seen you many a time on the- ti;”t:i; i've seen you many a time on the this morning tette— many a time on the this morning tette er— many a time on the this morning tette er tne— many a time on the this morning table or the sofa— many a time on the this morning table or the sofa giving advice on relationship— table or the sofa giving advice on relationship tips. but you say— on relationship tips. but you eey yewr— on relationship tips. but you say your relationship with philip was not always good , and philip was not always good, and you say he could sometimes be a bit of a bully and intimidating . talk to me about your experiences on the show, louise hi, tom. how are you doing? hi guys-— hi, tom. how are you doing? hi gwye. ween.— hi, tom. how are you doing? hi gwye. ween. t— hi, tom. how are you doing? hi guys. yeah, i mean— hi, tom. how are you doing? hi guys. yeah, i mean ,_ how are you doing? hi guys. yeah, i mean , you know, my guys. yeah, i mean, you know, my ewtteet— guys. yeah, i mean, you know, my ewtteet nee— guys. yeah, i mean, you know, my outlook has always— guys. yeah, i mean, you know, my outlook has always been to go in weenwer t— outlook has always been to go in weenwer r en— outlook has always been to go in weenwer r en .— outlook has always been to go in wherever i am , be— outlook has always been to go in wherever i am , be respectful to wherever i am, be respectful to people— wherever i am, be respectful to teette .— wherever i am, be respectful to teette . ent— wherever i am, be respectful to teette . ent yew— wherever i am, be respectful to people , and you kind of expect people, and you kind of expect the people, and you kind of expect tne sene— people, and you kind of expect tne nen— people, and you kind of expect the same sort of— people, and you kind of expect the same sort of treatment back wttn—

the same sort of treatment back wttn ent.— the same sort of treatment back wttn rntt. t— the same sort of treatment back with phil, i mean,— the same sort of treatment back with phil, i mean, i— the same sort of treatment back with phil, i mean, i believe nen— with phil, i mean, i believe ne-e twe— with phil, i mean, i believe he's like the— with phil, i mean, i believe he's like the monster of daytime tv he's like the monster of daytime iv .— he's like the monster of daytime tv . te— he's like the monster of daytime tv . te te— he's like the monster of daytime tv , to be honest.— he's like the monster of daytime tv , to be honest. he's rude . tv, to be honest. he's rude. nen— tv, to be honest. he's rude. ne-e twe— tv, to be honest. he's rude. he's like, people- tv, to be honest. he's rude. he's like, people should be sit etttt— he's like, people should be sit etttt. eteet— he's like, people should be sit still, speak when— he's like, people should be sit still, speak when you're spoken to still, speak when you're spoken te twet— still, speak when you're spoken te twet e— still, speak when you're spoken te twet e very— still, speak when you're spoken to just a very almost aggressive ettttwte. — to just a very almost aggressive ettttwte. we— to just a very almost aggressive attitude. no matter how nice twe— attitude. no matter how nice we gene— attitude. no matter how nice we gene tn.— attitude. no matter how nice i've gone in, you— attitude. no matter how nice i've gone in, you know, i just teet— i've gone in, you know, i just teet twe— i've gone in, you know, i just feel like he's— i've gone in, you know, i just feel like he's arrogant, you knew— feel like he's arrogant, you knew ant— feel like he's arrogant, you know? and then he comes on camera and he's— know? and then he comes on camera and he's all smiles and all camera and he's all smiles and ett retry.— camera and he's all smiles and ett tetty. yew— camera and he's all smiles and all jolly, you know— camera and he's all smiles and all jolly, you know ? and i know all jolly, you know? and i know it's all jolly, you know? and i know tt-e twe— all jolly, you know? and i know tt-e ttte twe— all jolly, you know? and i know it's like i've been— all jolly, you know? and i know it's like i've been challenged . it's like i've been challenged. twe— it's like i've been challenged. t-we teen— it's like i've been challenged. i've been challenged by jeremy vete— i've been challenged by jeremy vete. twe— i've been challenged by jeremy vale. i've been— i've been challenged by jeremy vale. i've been channel binged by vale. i've been channel binged ty en— vale. i've been channel binged ty en tne— vale. i've been channel binged by on the doctor's— vale. i've been channel binged by on the doctor's show in the us.— by on the doctor's show in the us. t— by on the doctor's show in the us. t ten-t— by on the doctor's show in the us. i don't mind.— by on the doctor's show in the us. i don't mind. and you know a bit us. i don't mind. and you know a ttt et— us. i don't mind. and you know a bit of controversy— us. i don't mind. and you know a bit of controversy ._ us. i don't mind. and you know a bit of controversy . it's like bit of controversy. it's like you— bit of controversy. it's like you challenge— bit of controversy. it's like you challenge your guests , you you challenge your guests, you knew— you challenge your guests, you knew ten— you challenge your guests, you knew ten twt— you challenge your guests, you know dan but you're polite and yew-re— know dan but you're polite and ye tewety— know dan but you're polite and ye tewety te— know dan but you're polite and you're lovely to everybody . you're lovely to everybody. wnte— you're lovely to everybody. arnte tew— you're lovely to everybody. arnie you know,- you're lovely to everybody. arnie you know, you've got a reetty— arnie you know, you've got a reetty geet— arnie you know, you've got a really good reputation for being a really good reputation for being e ne— really good reputation for being e gwy— really good reputation for being ene gwy ent— really good reputation for being a nice guy and quite frankly, nen— a nice guy and quite frankly, ne-e twet— a nice guy and quite frankly, ne-e twet e— a nice guy and quite frankly, he's just a fake— a nice guy and quite frankly, he's just a fake ._ a nice guy and quite frankly, he's just a fake . and i think it he's just a fake. and i think it is he's just a fake. and i think it n tne— he's just a fake. and i think it n ttne tnet— he's just a fake. and i think it is time that he— he's just a fake. and i think it is time that he really got the teet— is time that he really got the teet .— is time that he really got the teet . t— is time that he really got the boot . i mean,— is time that he really got the boot. i mean, i'm used to werttng— boot. i mean, i'm used to working with— boot. i mean, i'm used to working with lovely people all like working with lovely people all ttte twe— working with lovely people all ttte ttte t— working with lovely people all like like i say— working with lovely people all like like i say ,_ working with lovely people all like like i say , they treat you like like i say, they treat you reeteettwtty.— like like i say, they treat you respectfully. mickey flanagan, wne— respectfully. mickey flanagan,

wne we— respectfully. mickey flanagan, who was another— respectfully. mickey flanagan, who was another one, you know, yew— who was another one, you know, yew ten— who was another one, you know, yew newe— who was another one, you know, yew newe e— who was another one, you know, you can have a laugh and some tenter— you can have a laugh and some tenter .— you can have a laugh and some tenter . twt— you can have a laugh and some banter , but he's— you can have a laugh and some banter , but he's judgey . and i banter, but he's judgey. and i went— banter, but he's judgey. and i went en— banter, but he's judgey. and i went on that— banter, but he's judgey. and i went on that show many, many tnen— went on that show many, many ttnee. twe— went on that show many, many ttnee. ttte yew— went on that show many, many times. like you said . and i'm times. like you said. and i'm eteettng— times. like you said. and i'm speaking about— times. like you said. and i'm speaking about honesty and tntegnty— speaking about honesty and tntegrtty ent— speaking about honesty and integrity and alignment in relationships— integrity and alignment in relationships ._ integrity and alignment in relationships . s okay. people relationships. s okay. people newe— relationships. s okay. people have affairs— relationships. s okay. people have affairs ._ relationships. s okay. people have affairs . that's been a big have affairs. that's been a big tente— have affairs. that's been a big tette et— have affairs. that's been a big tette et ntne— have affairs. that's been a big topic of mine. but— have affairs. that's been a big topic of mine. but i believe we enewtt— topic of mine. but i believe we enewtt te— topic of mine. but i believe we should be honest— topic of mine. but i believe we should be honest and open . and should be honest and open. and for should be honest and open. and ter ntn — should be honest and open. and ter ntn te— should be honest and open. and for him to have— should be honest and open. and for him to have scowled at me tne— for him to have scowled at me tne eewt— for him to have scowled at me the amount of— for him to have scowled at me the amount of times he has and teetet— the amount of times he has and teetet tewn— the amount of times he has and looked down his— the amount of times he has and looked down his nose at me with his looked down his nose at me with nn twtgy— looked down his nose at me with his judgy attitude— looked down his nose at me with his judgy attitude when quite trentty— his judgy attitude when quite trentty. nen— his judgy attitude when quite frankly, he's been a closet gay . tetng— frankly, he's been a closet gay , doing everything behind the scenes. i think— , doing everything behind the scenes. i think it's about time tnet— scenes. i think it's about time tnet ne— scenes. i think it's about time that he stopped— scenes. i think it's about time that he stopped having this tnwteget— that he stopped having this privileged position , and it's privileged position, and it's tettnttety— privileged position, and it's definitely not— privileged position, and it's definitely not holly that should be definitely not holly that should te getng. — definitely not holly that should te getng. sten— definitely not holly that should be going. she's lovely. she's got— be going. she's lovely. she's get the— be going. she's lovely. she's got this warm _ be going. she's lovely. she's got this warm sisterly love etneet— got this warm sisterly love etneet .— got this warm sisterly love etneet . t— got this warm sisterly love almost . i don't- got this warm sisterly love almost . i don't know how she's almost. i don't know how she's put— almost. i don't know how she's put up— almost. i don't know how she's ewt we wttn— almost. i don't know how she's ewt we wttn ntn— almost. i don't know how she's put up with him this to long be tenet.— put up with him this to long be neneet. ten— put up with him this to long be honest. dan very— put up with him this to long be honest. dan very strong words tnere. — honest. dan very strong words tnere. anny— honest. dan very strong words there. amy anzel,- honest. dan very strong words there. amy anzel, you're a you're an ally of phillip schofield. but but how do you teet— schofield. but but how do you teet neertng— schofield. but but how do you feel hearing that— i ti.t: but but how do you feel hearing that from louise, wne-e— feel hearing that from louise, who's actually— feel hearing that from louise, who's actually had the experience _ who's actually had the experience of working on that enewe — experience of working on that enewe ant— experience of working on that enewe ant ty— experience of working on that

show? and by the- experience of working on that show? t: show? and by the way, louise isn't alone or amanda holden fern britton , gemma collins, fern britton, gemma collins, francine louis, kim woodburn. lots of women speak about having this lots of women speak about having the eeertene— lots of women speak about having this experience with— lots of women speak about having this experience with phillip senettett— this experience with phillip schofield . _ this experience with phillip schofield . �*vw�*ti.. . ec" schofield. well, listen, she said that he was rude, he was aggressive . i think he was just aggressive. i think he was just being professional . well, i being professional. well, i mean, the fact that she felt that way is how she felt versus what he was trying to do. but i want to address something very interesting, which is the ratings plunge of 170,000 viewers over the past week . so viewers over the past week. so the thing the reporter does not mention in the article is that the 894,000 viewers were watching when it was a bank houday watching when it was a bank holiday monday during the coronation weekend. and the thing is, a week later of course, the ratings are going to go down and fluctuate 20. that's normal . everyone's back at work. normal. everyone's back at work. and i think it's very interesting that they happen to use the monday of the bank

houday use the monday of the bank holiday weekend, coronation weekend. and this monday. i thought that was ridiculous . thought that was ridiculous. yes. okay. fair point, mark tertewett— yes. okay. fair point, mark borkowski, you're- “tit; fair point, mark borkowski, you're an expert in teettng— borkowski, you're an expert in teettng wttn— borkowski, you're an expert in dealing with these sorts of situations. _ dealing with these sorts of situations. ctzi;.t:i; ” . dealing with these sorts of situations. ctzi;.t:i; . .. situations. celebrities in trouble if you were representing phillip schofield right now, would you say there was a way to turn it around ? and i'm not so turn it around? and i'm not so ten. t— turn it around? and i'm not so sure, dan. i think— turn it around? and i'm not so sure, dan. i think ,_ . 3“ and i'm not so sure, dan. i think , look, this sure, dan. i think, look, this the.— sure, dan. i think, look, this tnn. tnn— sure, dan. i think, look, this this, this pairing— sure, dan. i think, look, this this, this pairing doesn't feel ewtnentte— this, this pairing doesn't feel authentic any— this, this pairing doesn't feel authentic any longer. and i tntnt— authentic any longer. and i think that's— authentic any longer. and i think that's what people need. ant— think that's what people need. ant eteerty— think that's what people need. and clearly there _ think that's what people need. and clearly there are some differences.— and clearly there are some differences. the— and clearly there are some differences. the positive body tengwege— differences. the positive body tengwege n— differences. the positive body tengwege n e— differences. the positive body language is a must when you have eenetntng— language is a must when you have something that's— language is a must when you have something that's going to spend a something that's going to spend e eennennte— something that's going to spend e eennennte te— something that's going to spend a partnership to spend so much tne— a partnership to spend so much ttne tn— a partnership to spend so much ttne tn tne— a partnership to spend so much time in the home,— a partnership to spend so much time in the home, you know, eerneee— time in the home, you know, eerneee rte— time in the home, you know, perhaps it's time— time in the home, you know, perhaps it's time for a reboot of perhaps it's time for a reboot et tnn— perhaps it's time for a reboot of this morning— perhaps it's time for a reboot of this morning itv are very ewte. — of this morning itv are very ewte. tetn— of this morning itv are very cute. let's not— of this morning itv are very cute. g of this morning itv are very cute. d cute. let's not forget that people were calling the death knell for this morning when we had gates when these when these two supposedly jumped the queue that that that didn't kill off the show didn't kill off the

partnership and we found out that over 700 journalists had jumped the queue. so they weren't the only— jumped the queue. so they weren't the only ones- ittir: : so they weren't the only ones there are eretty— weren't the only ones there are eretty etntent— weren't the only ones there are pretty strident in— weren't the only ones there are pretty strident in making teentene— pretty strident in making decisions about this and finding tnere-e— decisions about this and finding tnere-e e— decisions about this and finding there's a whole— decisions about this and finding there's a whole host of people wne— there's a whole host of people wne eewt— there's a whole host of people who could take— there's a whole host of people who could take up the reins of the— who could take up the reins of the enew. — who could take up the reins of this show. o'leary_ who could take up the reins of this show. o'leary alison, you knew.— this show. o'leary alison, you knew. tnere-e— this show. o'leary alison, you know, there's been some good eeeete— know, there's been some good eeeete .— know, there's been some good eeeete . rte— know, there's been some good eeeete . tt-e every— know, there's been some good people . it's every crisis. people. it's every crisis. tnere-e— people. it's every crisis. tnere-e en— people. it's every crisis. there's an opportunity for itv to there's an opportunity for itv te retntnt— there's an opportunity for itv to rethink this— there's an opportunity for itv to rethink this show. and i tntnt— to rethink this show. and i tntnt een— to rethink this show. and i tntnt een et— to rethink this show. and i think part of the problem is tnet— think part of the problem is tnet tney— think part of the problem is that they both _ think part of the problem is that they both have very eewertwt— that they both have very powerful agents. they both have, you powerful agents. they both have, yew knew— powerful agents. they both have, yew tnew .— powerful agents. they both have, yew tnew . eteet— powerful agents. they both have, you know , adept sort of you know, adept sort of ewtttente— you know, adept sort of publicists at— you know, adept sort of publicists at and you don't reetty— publicists at and you don't reetty knew— publicists at and you don't really know what the truth of the— really know what the truth of the n. — really know what the truth of this is. there's— really know what the truth of this is. there's a— really know what the truth of this is. there's a lot of noise is, this is. there's a lot of noise n. twt— this is. there's a lot of noise n. twt tne— this is. there's a lot of noise is, but the story— this is. there's a lot of noise is, but the story is- this is. there's a lot of noise is, but the story is abating . is, but the story is abating. tew— is, but the story is abating. wew knew.— is, but the story is abating. you know, for— is, but the story is abating. you know, for the last two days it's you know, for the last two days tt-e teen— you know, for the last two days it's been what— you know, for the last two days it's been what everybody's been tetttng— it's been what everybody's been tetttng etewt— it's been what everybody's been talking about and— it's been what everybody's been talking about and now it's ttttertng— talking about and now it's filtering off— talking about and now it's filtering off ._ talking about and now it's filtering off . but if they don't filtering off. but if they don't get en— filtering off. but if they don't get en ent— filtering off. but if they don't get en ent tt— filtering off. but if they don't get on and if this is if they een-t— get on and if this is if they can't settle— get on and if this is if they can't settle their differences enwetety— can't settle their differences enwetety ent— can't settle their differences privately and if— can't settle their differences privately and if the relationship is broke, then then etwewety— relationship is broke, then then etwewety tt-e— relationship is broke, then then obviously it's time to refresh tne— obviously it's time to refresh tne enew. — obviously it's time to refresh tne enew. wny— obviously it's time to refresh the show. why not? louise can i twet— the show. why not? louise can i twet ent— the show. why not? louise can i twet eet yew.— the show. why not? louise can i twet eet yew. tn— the show. why not? louise can i just ask you, i'm hearing from a

lot just ask you, i'm hearing from a tet et— just ask you, i'm hearing from a tet et rt—tnt— just ask you, i'm hearing from a lot of a—list celebrities and etter— lot of a—list celebrities and etner eeeete— lot of a—list celebrities and other people who regularly eeeeer— other people who regularly eeeeer en— other people who regularly appear on this— other people who regularly appear on this morning who are etentng— appear on this morning who are etentng te— appear on this morning who are starting to boycott— appear on this morning who are starting to boycott the show now and starting to boycott the show now ent eeytng— starting to boycott the show now ent eeytng te— starting to boycott the show now and saying to their— starting to boycott the show now and saying to their agents, we wttt— and saying to their agents, we wttt net— and saying to their agents, we will not appear— and saying to their agents, we will not appear while philip is ereeenttng— will not appear while philip is ereeenttng. — will not appear while philip is ereeenttng . n— will not appear while philip is presenting . presenting. is that the same as you or will you be boycotting the show while philip is presenting ? absolutely arnie. presenting? absolutely arnie. and i feel like just- presenting? absolutely arnie. and i feel like just to- "g?” ' .t:i;.g arnie. and i feel like just to go back to and i feel like just to go back te wnet— and i feel like just to go back te wnet tne— and i feel like just to go back to what the lady— and i feel like just to go back to what the lady here said about it to what the lady here said about tt tetng— to what the lady here said about it being something to do with my teettnge— it being something to do with my teettnge er— it being something to do with my feelings or emotions, i think t-n — feelings or emotions, i think t-n eretetty— feelings or emotions, i think i'm probably one of the most tnet— i'm probably one of the most thick skinned— i'm probably one of the most thick skinned people on the etenet— thick skinned people on the etenet ent— thick skinned people on the planet and it's— thick skinned people on the planet and it's really not about my eetrene. — planet and it's really not about my eetrene. t— planet and it's really not about my emotions. i don't react and i etttt— my emotions. i don't react and i etttt te— my emotions. i don't react and i etttt te eette— my emotions. i don't react and i still be polite and— my emotions. i don't react and i still be polite and pleasant tetee— still be polite and pleasant tetee e— still be polite and pleasant tetee e tet— still be polite and pleasant takes a lot more than that. but the takes a lot more than that. but tne eetnt— takes a lot more than that. but tne eetnt tetng— takes a lot more than that. but the point being, he's rude and ten— the point being, he's rude and ten erregent— the point being, he's rude and he's arrogant and— the point being, he's rude and he's arrogant and who should and all he's arrogant and who should and ett ne— he's arrogant and who should and ett ent— he's arrogant and who should and all nice and smarmy is probably all nice and smarmy is probably e geet— all nice and smarmy is probably e geet wett— all nice and smarmy is probably e geet wert te— all nice and smarmy is probably a good word to describe him. and tnere-e— a good word to describe him. and tnere-e twet— a good word to describe him. and tnere-e twet ne— a good word to describe him. and there's just no need— a good word to describe him. and there's just no need to be so disrespectful. _ there's just no need to be so disrespectful. i— there's just no need to be so disrespectful. i wouldn't be ewrernet— disrespectful. i wouldn't be ewrernet tt— disrespectful. i wouldn't be surprised if everyone should be teyeetttng— surprised if everyone should be boycotting that— surprised if everyone should be boycotting that show, as far as t-n — boycotting that show, as far as i'm concerned.— boycotting that show, as far as i'm concerned. and holyrood eeeete— i'm concerned. and holyrood eeeete wen-t— i'm concerned. and holyrood people won't be— i'm concerned. and holyrood

people won't be boycotting. tettnttety— people won't be boycotting. definitely step— people won't be boycotting. definitely step away from him . definitely step away from him. ant— definitely step away from him. ant yew— definitely step away from him. ant yew knew.— definitely step away from him. and you know, the co—presenter . and you know, the co—presenter. tnere-e— and you know, the co—presenter. tnere-e e— and you know, the co—presenter. tnere-e e tew— and you know, the co—presenter. there's a few running favourites at there's a few running favourites et tne— there's a few running favourites at the moment.— there's a few running favourites at the moment. and i just think tnet— at the moment. and i just think tet-knew— at the moment. and i just think tnetltnew .— at the moment. and i just think that,-know , it's— at the moment. and i just think that, know , it's really bad that, you know, it's really bad for that, you know, it's really bad ter ner— that, you know, it's really bad for her brand— that, you know, it's really bad for her brand and— that, you know, it's really bad for her brand and he's had his day— for her brand and he's had his tey ent— for her brand and he's had his tey ent yew— for her brand and he's had his day and you know— for her brand and he's had his day and you know what he's going to day and you know what he's going te-tn— day and you know what he's going te-tn ny— day and you know what he's going te-tn ny eetnten- day and you know what he's going to-in my opinion,.a- to do now, in my opinion, on a pr to do now, in my opinion, on a ttt etwnt— to do now, in my opinion, on a pr stunt,-probably- to do now, in my opinion, on a pr stunt, probably try to pr stunt, he'll probably try to mete— pr stunt, he'll probably try to make everyone— pr stunt, he'll probably try to make everyone feels sorry for tn.— make everyone feels sorry for he neer— make everyone feels sorry for him. poor phil,— make everyone feels sorry for him. poor phil, like when he was ltwing— him. poor phil, like when he was tytng-eneettng— him. poor phil, like when he was lying-cheating to— him. poor phil, like when he was lying cheating to his wife lying and cheating to his wife ent— lying and cheating to his wife ent ewerytntng— lying and cheating to his wife and everything and being condescending to me for saying tnet— condescending to me for saying tnet eeeete— condescending to me for saying that people shouldn't lie and eteet— that people shouldn't lie and eteet. t— that people shouldn't lie and cheat. i think— that people shouldn't lie and cheat. i think he— that people shouldn't lie and cheat. i think he went on the were— cheat. i think he went on the whole everyone— cheat. i think he went on the whole everyone pity me mode. and i whole everyone pity me mode. and t tntnt— whole everyone pity me mode. and ttntnt tnet-e— whole everyone pity me mode. and i think that's what's— whole everyone pity me mode. and i think that's what's coming . i think that's what's coming. nen— i think that's what's coming. nen geet— i think that's what's coming. nets geet et— i think that's what's coming. he's good at that. he's- i think that's what's coming. g: he's good i think that's what's coming. t:i; g: he's good at he's good at that. he's good at tnet— he's good at that. he's good at tnet. wett— he's good at that. he's good at that. we'll look. _ t:i; g: he's good at that. we'll look. fascinating etwtt. — that. we'll look. fascinating stuff. thank— that. we'll look. fascinating stuff. thank you— that. we'll look. fascinating stuff. thank you to this nerntng-e— stuff. thank you to this morning's related expert, louise ven— morning's related expert, louise ven ter— morning's related expert, louise ven ter ween.— morning's related expert, louise van der voort, who— morning's related expert, louise van der voort, who says she's teyeetttng— van der voort, who says she's boycotting - show- van der voort, who says she's boycotting show while philip boycotting the show while philip is boycotting the show while philip nleteee. — boycotting the show while philip islplace. thank— boycotting the show while philip is place. thank you to amy is in place. thank you to amy annett— is in place. thank you to amy aneett ent— is in place. thank you to amy ansell and the— is in place. thank you to amy ansell and the pr legend mark tertewett. — ansell and the pr legend mark borkowski. but— ansell and the pr legend mark borkowski. titit g borkowski. but who do you agree with on this? is it time for itv to intervene and remove either holly phil from diane holly or phil from diane on twitter? this is she writes, i don't think either should be removed despite whatever has gone on. they can still work wett— gone on. they can still work well together— gone on. they can still work well together ._ gone on. they can still work well together . just- g 0" they can still work well together . just depends if

well together. just depends if tney— well together. just depends if tney-te— well together. just depends if tney-te teet— well together. just depends if they-to look for- well together. just depends if they to look for what they want to look for what i'm neertng. — they want to look for what i'm hearing. definitely hearing. holly definitely teeen-t— hearing. holly definitely teeen-t-.- hearing. holly definitely doesn't . lemon hearing. holly definitely- doesn't-. lemon writes, hearing. holly definitely doesrthem . lemon writes, hearing. holly definitely doesrthem both. lemon writes, hearing. holly definitely doesrthem both andion writes, hearing. holly definitely doesrthem both and let'sirites, hearing. holly definitely doesrthem both and let's all s, keep them both and let's all went— keep them both and let's all weten tne— keep them both and let's all watch the ship— keep them both and let's all watch the ship slowly sink over the watch the ship slowly sink over tne eentng— watch the ship slowly sink over the coming months. .. the coming months. this way, tttnge— the coming months. this way, things can't be swept under the carpet. and from simon. they should both be removed and live on air, preferably arnie. ratings would go up for that rnrneent— ratings would go up for that rnrneent t— ratings would go up for that moment, i think. 't: ratings would go up for that moment, i think. t: moment, i think. and your werttet— moment, i think. and your verdict is now in all goodness gracious me. 91% of you say itv neete— gracious me. 91% of you say itv neete te— gracious me. 91% of you say itv needs to remove— g”iti 91% of you say itv needs to remove phillip schofield _ needs to remove phillip schofield just 9% say the person wne— schofield just 9% say the person wne etewt— schofield just 9% say the person who should leave— schofield just 9% say the person who should leave this morning is netty— who should leave this morning is netty wtttewgnty— who should leave this morning is holly willoughby ._ who should leave this morning is holly willoughby . fascinating. holly willoughby. fascinating. centng— holly willoughby. fascinating. centng we.— holly willoughby. fascinating. coming up, though , as a new coming up, though, as a new neen— coming up, though, as a new reeen ttnte— coming up, though, as a new report finds that— coming up, though, as a new report finds that now 1 in 10 entttren— report finds that now 1 in 10 children want— report finds that now 1 in 10 children want to _ report finds that now 1 in 10 children want to change their genter— children want to change their genter ent— children want to change their genter ent e— children want to change their gender and a third are being tewgnt— gender and a third are being tewgnt tnet— gender and a third are being tewgnt tnet e— gender and a third are being taught that a woman can have a eenn— taught that a woman can have a eenn . — taught that a woman can have a eenn . oer— taught that a woman can have a penis . our celebrities- taught that a woman can have a penis . cit- ” . . penis. our celebrities like charlize theron, wrong to encourage this extreme ideology. meghan kelly takes on the hollywood star who played her in the blockbuster movie bombshell. very shortly. first, downing very shortly. but first, downing street may have rejected nigel farage honest assessment that brexit has failed . but britain's

brexit has failed. but britain's vete— brexit has failed. but britain's wete teete— brexit has failed. but britain's vote leave hero— brexit has failed. but britain's vote leave hero has- vote leave hero has a prescription- vote leave hero has a prescription for saving our exit tren— prescription for saving our exit tren tne— prescription for saving our exit tren tne tw— prescription for saving our exit from the eu before it's too tete— from the eu before it's too tete. ne— from the eu before it's too late, he joins— from the eu before it's too late, he joins me to reveal all etretgnt— late, he joins me to reveal all straight after— late, he joins me to reveal all straight after this— late, he joins me to reveal all straight after this .

place your vote gb news trttetn-e— place your vote gb news britain's news- place your vote gb news britain's news . place your vote gb news britain's news. channel place your vote gb news britain's news . channel place your vote gb news- britain's news . channel what the britain's news. channel what the terege— britain's news. channel what the terege tne— britain's news. channel what the farage time now and downing street has been forced to deny that brexit was a failure. today after our very own nige took aim

at the government for making a mess of our eu exit. here's how he mess of our eu exit. here's how ne reeeentet— mess of our eu exit. here's how he responded when— ” tix . here's how he responded when attacked with a he responded when attacked with ettwrry— he responded when attacked with ettwrry et— he responded when attacked with a flurry of anti—brexit bias on ewrnee— a flurry of anti—brexit bias on surprise, surprise.— a flurry of anti—brexit bias on surprise, surprise. bbc wewentgtt— surprise, surprise. bbc newsnight. 83%- surprise, surprise. t g 83% of people surprise, surprise. bbc- newsnight . 83% of people say it newsnight. 83% of people say it was newsnight. 83% of people say it wreng te— newsnight. 83% of people say it was wrong to brexit. _ t g 83% of people say it was wrong to brexit. around 1 in 5 was wrong to brexit. around 1 in s teete— was wrong to brexit. around 1 in 5 leave voters— was wrong to brexit. around 1 in 5 leave voters regret it. economics— 5 leave voters regret it. economics albie the uk would newe— economics albie the uk would newe teen— economics albie the uk would have been better— economics albie the uk would have been better staying in, wewttn-t— have been better staying in, wewttn-t ttt— have been better staying in, wouldn't it? i— have been better staying in, wouldn't it? i don't think that for wouldn't it? i don't think that ter e— wouldn't it? i don't think that for a moment. _ wouldn't it? i don't think that for a moment. titit for a moment. but what i do think based on all that but what i do, but what i do think is we haven't actually benefited from brexit well we brexit economically. well we could done. mean, what could have done. i mean, what brexit has proved, i'm afraid, could have done. i mean, what brthat�*ias proved, i'm afraid, could have done. i mean, what brthat ourproved, i'm afraid, could have done. i mean, what brthat our politicians afraid, could have done. i mean, what brthat our politicians are aid, is that our politicians are about as useless as the commissioners brussels were. commissioners in brussels were. brexit failed. we've not brexit has failed. we've not delivered on borders, we've not delivered on borders, we've not delivered tories delivered on brexit. the tories have us down very, very have let us down very, very badly . now rishi sunak number 10 badly. now rishi sunak number 10 eeeretten— badly. now rishi sunak number 10 eeeretten ee— badly. now rishi sunak number 10 operation was forced— : now rishi sunak number 10 operation was forced to respond the— operation was forced to respond the nerntng.— operation was forced to respond this morning, insisting the gewernnent— this morning, insisting the government did not agree with wtget-e— government did not agree with nigel's sentiments. ' .. nigel's sentiments. a spokesman said nigel's sentiments. a spokesman eett t— nigel's sentiments. a spokesman said i think the prime minister has talked about the benefits of brexit of occasions brexit on a number of occasions , but nigel, another brexit backlash seems to be brewing

among the europhiles at the bbc . you blame the tory government for . you blame the tory government ter tne— . you blame the tory government for the failures— . you blame the tory government for the failures of— you blame the tory government for the failures of brexit. /t:it.. for the failures of brexit. you mete— for the failures of brexit. you mete tnet— for the failures of brexit. you mete ttet very— for the failures of brexit. you made that very clear. - for the failures of brexit. you made that very clear. your comments have gone everywhere today. my real question to you is can brexit be saved and if so, how? well, i mean, look, dan evou— so, how? well, i mean, look, dan . yew mew.— so, how? well, i mean, look, dan , you know, there's— so, how? well, i mean, look, dan , you know, there's no— �* well, i mean, look, dan , you know, there's no question tne— , you know, there's no question tne reeeen— , you know, there's no question the reason the— , you know, there's no question the reason the turnout was 10% ntgner— the reason the turnout was 10% ntgner tnen— the reason the turnout was 10% higher than all— the reason the turnout was 10% higher than all the experts tnewgnt— higher than all the experts tnewgntwee— higher than all the experts thought was people voted . they thought was people voted. they tnewgnt— thought was people voted. they tnewgnt. yew— thought was people voted. they thought, you know what, this ttme— thought, you know what, this ttme ewr— thought, you know what, this time our vote— thought, you know what, this time our vote counts. we can get teet— time our vote counts. we can get teet eentret— time our vote counts. we can get back control of— time our vote counts. we can get back control of our— time our vote counts. we can get back control of our borders and retwee— back control of our borders and retwee tne— back control of our borders and reduce the number of people eemtng— reduce the number of people eemtng tnte— reduce the number of people coming into the— reduce the number of people coming into the united kingdom. tnet— coming into the united kingdom. tnetlwny— coming into the united kingdom. tnetlwny we— coming into the united kingdom. tnetlwny we get— coming into the united kingdom. that why we got brexit. be in that is why we got brexit. be in no that is why we got brexit. be in ne tewtt— that is why we got brexit. be in no doubt about— that is why we got brexit. be in no doubt about that . and the no doubt about that. and the conservative— no doubt about that. and the conservative party on the back of conservative party on the back et n,— conservative party on the back et n, yew— conservative party on the back et n, yew tnew— conservative party on the back of it, you know, made all these etetgee— of it, you know, made all these etetgee tn— of it, you know, made all these pledges in 2019. _ of it, you know, made all these pledges in 2019. but i know for a pledges in 2019. but i know for e teet— pledges in 2019. but i know for e teet tnet— pledges in 2019. but i know for a fact that boris— pledges in 2019. but i know for a fact that boris johnson and tne— a fact that boris johnson and tne eeen— a fact that boris johnson and tne eeen tey— a fact that boris johnson and the posh boy brexiteers around mm— the posh boy brexiteers around ntm nee— the posh boy brexiteers around him never really— the posh boy brexiteers around him never really intended to do tnet— him never really intended to do tnet. tene— him never really intended to do that. boris himself talked in een— that. boris himself talked in een et— that. boris himself talked in sort of woolly— that. boris himself talked in sort of woolly terms about eentret— sort of woolly terms about eentret te— sort of woolly terms about control is what— sort of woolly terms about control is what matters, not numbers. what— control is what matters, not numbers. what i'm sorry, the nwmtee— numbers. what i'm sorry, the nwmtee te— numbers. what i'm sorry, the numbers do matter. the one hope in numbers do matter. the one hope tn tnte— numbers do matter. the one hope

in this situation— numbers do matter. the one hope in this situation ,_ numbers do matter. the one hope in this situation , brian, is the in this situation, brian, is the conservative— in this situation, brian, is the conservative party is instinct for conservative party is instinct ter ewrwwet. — conservative party is instinct for survival. all— conservative party is instinct for survival. all right ? because for survival. all right? because if for survival. all right? because tt tney— for survival. all right? because tt tney ge— for survival. all right? because tt tney ge en— for survival. all right? because if they go on down this current tne— if they go on down this current course, the next— if they go on down this current course, the next election is eemetetety— course, the next election is completely and— course, the next election is completely and utterly gone. they— completely and utterly gone. tney wttt— completely and utterly gone. they will lose— completely and utterly gone. they will lose every single one of they will lose every single one et tneee— they will lose every single one et tneee ret— they will lose every single one of those red wall— they will lose every single one of those red wall seats . so the of those red wall seats. so the neee— of those red wall seats. so the neee te— of those red wall seats. so the one hope is that— of those red wall seats. so the one hope is that they see the eewntry— one hope is that they see the eewntry te— one hope is that they see the country is disgusted with their trentty— country is disgusted with their trentty. tetet— country is disgusted with their frankly, total spin and dishonesty.- frankly, total spin and dishonesty. yeah sunak is awful, but dishonesty. yeah sunak is awful, twt tt— dishonesty. yeah sunak is awful, twt tt wee— dishonesty. yeah sunak is awful, but it was johnson— dishonesty. yeah sunak is awful, but it was johnson on this issue . tene— but it was johnson on this issue . terte nee— but it was johnson on this issue . boris has never— but it was johnson on this issue . boris has never cared about tmmtgretten— . boris has never cared about tmmtgretten .— . boris has never cared about immigration . he— . boris has never cared about immigration . he actually wants immigration. he actually wants meet— immigration. he actually wants amnesties for— immigration. he actually wants amnesties for illegals and all the amnesties for illegals and all tne reet— amnesties for illegals and all tne reet et— amnesties for illegals and all the rest of it.— amnesties for illegals and all the rest of it. if— amnesties for illegals and all the rest of it. if they can reettee— the rest of it. if they can realise their— the rest of it. if they can realise their only way to ewrwwe— realise their only way to ewrwwe .— realise their only way to survive , their- realise their only way to survive , their only way to avoid survive, their only way to avoid ten yeere— survive, their only way to avoid ten yeere et— survive, their only way to avoid ten years of opposition in is to enenge— ten years of opposition in is to enenge erewee— ten years of opposition in is to change course radically and twenty. — change course radically and twenty. ant— change course radically and quickly. and that must be the neee. — quickly. and that must be the neee. ant— quickly. and that must be the hope. and that's— quickly. and that must be the hope. and that's where you know . metre— hope. and that's where you know . mette venee— hope. and that's where you know , media voices ,_ hope. and that's where you know , media voices , conferences , media voices, conferences neeeentng— , media voices, conferences neeeentng en— , media voices, conferences happening on the fringes of the party,— happening on the fringes of the eeny. eetnten— happening on the fringes of the party, opinion polls. that's the neee— party, opinion polls. that's the neee tt— party, opinion polls. that's the one hope if they— party, opinion polls. that's the one hope if they don't respond to one hope if they don't respond te tnet— one hope if they don't respond te tnet. tnen— one hope if they don't respond to that, then i'm— one hope if they don't respond to that, then i'm afraid brexit is to that, then i'm afraid brexit

te teet— to that, then i'm afraid brexit is dead because— to that, then i'm afraid brexit is dead because far from deregulating,_ is dead because far from deregulating, we're actually tmeeetng— deregulating, we're actually imposing more— deregulating, we're actually imposing more burdens on some tntwetry— imposing more burdens on some tntwetry tnen— imposing more burdens on some industry than the— imposing more burdens on some industry than the european wnten. — industry than the european wnten. we— industry than the european union. we have— industry than the european union. we have mass immigration . we— union. we have mass immigration . we newe— union. we have mass immigration . we have northern— union. we have mass immigration . we have northern ireland eermenentty— . we have northern ireland permanently cut off from the reet— permanently cut off from the net et— permanently cut off from the net et tne — permanently cut off from the rest of the united kingdom. i ten-t— rest of the united kingdom. i don't believe— rest of the united kingdom. i don't believe brexit itself is a tettwre. — don't believe brexit itself is a tettwre. t— don't believe brexit itself is a failure. i believe— don't believe brexit itself is a failure. i believe the implementation has been a huge tettwre— implementation has been a huge tettwre. ween.— implementation has been a huge failure. yeah, no— implementation has been a huge failure. yeah, no ,_ implementation has been a huge failure. yeah, no , i— implementation has been a huge failure. yeah, no , i understand failure. yeah, no, i understand tnet. — failure. yeah, no, i understand tnet. new— failure. yeah, no, i understand tnet. new te— failure. yeah, no, i understand that. how do you— failure. yeah, no, i understand that. titit : that. how do you feel today, nigel, with your sworn enemies across the media and the remoaner elite, as i like to call them, how do you feel about them leaping on these comments from you and saying, i told you so ? to be honest , from you and saying, i told you so ? to be honest, i couldn't so? to be honest, i couldn't care less. i'm— so? to be honest, i couldn't care less. i'm not- , to be honest, i couldn't care less. i'm not really interested— care less. i'm not really interested in— care less. i'm not really interested in what you know, eette— interested in what you know, some saddo like— interested in what you know, some saddo like james o'brien tttnte— some saddo like james o'brien tntnte. t— some saddo like james o'brien thinks. i mean,— some saddo like james o'brien thinks. i mean, i'm not going to let thinks. i mean, i'm not going to tet eny— thinks. i mean, i'm not going to tet eny et— thinks. i mean, i'm not going to tet eny et tnet— thinks. i mean, i'm not going to let any of that worry me too mwen. — let any of that worry me too mwen. wm— let any of that worry me too mwen. wm. yew— let any of that worry me too much. um, you know , fine. let much. um, you know, fine. let tnem— much. um, you know, fine. let tnem te— much. um, you know, fine. let tnem te wnet— much. um, you know, fine. let them do what they want . do what them do what they want. do what i them do what they want. do what t eett— them do what they want. do what t eett wee— them do what they want. do what t eett tt— them do what they want. do what i said was it was— them do what they want. do what i said was it was perfectly in cement. — i said was it was perfectly in cement. ant— i said was it was perfectly in context. and look , i was context. and look, i was eeeettng— context. and look, i was eeeettng en—

context. and look, i was speaking on behalf of ordinary trent— speaking on behalf of ordinary brexit voters, _ speaking on behalf of ordinary brexit voters, people who aren't eetttteet— brexit voters, people who aren't eetttteet. eeeete— brexit voters, people who aren't political, people who live their twee— political, people who live their twee ent— political, people who live their twee ent te— political, people who live their lives and do their— political, people who live their lives and do their jobs, pay lives and do theirjobs, pay tnet— lives and do theirjobs, pay their mortgages, bring up their temtttee— their mortgages, bring up their temtttee .— their mortgages, bring up their families. they— their mortgages, bring up their families . they voted brexit families. they voted brexit teewee— families. they voted brexit because they _ families. they voted brexit because they wanted a new start in because they wanted a new start tn entren— because they wanted a new start in british politics.— because they wanted a new start in british politics. they newen-t— in british politics. they haven't got— in british politics. they haven't got it. they certainly wen-t— haven't got it. they certainly wen-t get— haven't got it. they certainly wen-t get rt.— haven't got it. they certainly won't get it. when labour get me— won't get it. when labour get tnte eewer— won't get it. when labour get into power next— won't get it. when labour get into power next year. they've every— into power next year. they've ewery ngnt— into power next year. they've ewery ngnt te— into power next year. they've every right to feel that they were conned— every right to feel that they were conned and let down by wettng— were conned and let down by wettng trent. — were conned and let down by voting brexit. you know the ereeee— voting brexit. you know the ereeee et— voting brexit. you know the process of taking back control of process of taking back control et ewr— process of taking back control et twee.— process of taking back control of our lives. of— process of taking back control of our lives. of course , was the of our lives. of course, was the rtgnt— of our lives. of course, was the ngnt tntng— of our lives. of course, was the ngnt tntng te— of our lives. of course, was the right thing to do. _ of our lives. of course, was the right thing to do. it's just tnet— right thing to do. it's just that these— right thing to do. it's just that these idiots in the conservative - that these idiots in the conservative party are just as eeeeet— conservative party are just as useless as the _ conservative party are just as useless as the bureaucrats in trweeete. — useless as the bureaucrats in brussels. and— useless as the bureaucrats in brussels. and that's the sad trwtn— brussels. and that's the sad trwtn et— brussels. and that's the sad truth of where— brussels. and that's the sad truth of where we are. but tney-we— truth of where we are. but they've survived for 200 years. tney-we— they've survived for 200 years. tney-we tene— they've survived for 200 years. they've done it— they've survived for 200 years. they've done it by— they've survived for 200 years. they've done it by adapting. tney-we— they've done it by adapting. tney-we tene— they've done it by adapting. they've done it— they've done it by adapting. they've done it by adapting. they've done it by being chameleons._ they've done it by being chameleons. they still, if they can muster the _ chameleons. they still, if they can muster the courage, have tme— can muster the courage, have ttme . — can muster the courage, have ttme. wnet.— can muster the courage, have ttme. wtget. t— can muster the courage, have time . nigel, i want- can muster the courage, have time . t 9.2. time. nigel, i want to talk to you about the british bashing corporation. they have had an agenda against brexit for a long time . this happened last week on time. this happened last week on newsnight. this extraordinary clash between alex phillips , an

clash between alex phillips, an old colleague of both of ours. now a member of reform uk, and that scumbag alastair campbell. have a look at this. so trinty immigration. the list of it. you tettet— immigration. the list of it. you tettet. t— immigration. the list of it. you failed. i knew— immigration. the list of it. you failed. i knew ._ immigration. the list of it. you failed. i knew. i— immigration. the list of it. you failed. i knew. i knew- git. tit" the list of it. you failed. i knew. i knew you were going— failed. i knew. i knew you were getng te— failed. i knew. i knew you were getng te eenne— failed. i knew. i knew you were getng te we— failed. i knew. i knew you were going to come up with the money for going to come up with the money ter tne— going to come up with the money ter tne ans— going to come up with the money ter tne wns .— going to come up with the money for the nhs . nothing to do with for the nhs. nothing to do with net— for the nhs. nothing to do with net my— for the nhs. nothing to do with me, not my campaign . and it's me, not my campaign. and it's very— me, not my campaign. and it's very net. — me, not my campaign. and it's very net. a— me, not my campaign. and it's very men. a men— me, not my campaign. and it's very rich. a man who essentially een— very rich. a man who essentially een et— very rich. a man who essentially was part of telling— very rich. a man who essentially was part of telling lies to tnwete— was part of telling lies to tnwete e— was part of telling lies to invade a country, to accuse me of invade a country, to accuse me et tteneneety. — invade a country, to accuse me of dishonesty. i— invade a country, to accuse me of dishonesty. i think you might newe— of dishonesty. i think you might have-argument- of dishonesty. i think you might. have-argument-my have lost the argument there, my teen— have lost the argument there, my teer. — have lost the argument there, my teer. tt— have lost the argument there, my teer. rt t— have lost the argument there, my teer. rt t mey— have lost the argument there, my dear. if i may patronise- dear. if i may patronise you even honestly. no, that's even more. honestly. no, that's it. yes, i even more. honestly. no, that's tt-wee. t wttt— even more. honestly. no, that's it.-yes, i will. no,- even more. honestly. no, that's it.-yes, i will. no, i'm- it. now. yes, i will. no, i'm eerry— it. now. yes, i will. no, i'm eerry. we.— it. now. yes, i will. no, i'm sorry. no, that's.- it. now. yes, i will. no, i'm sorry. no, that's. no sorry. vee— sorry. no, that's. no sorry. you trtng— sorry. no, that's. no sorry. you bring these— sorry. no, that's. no sorry. you bring these people on, you never challenge them. you let them talk. utter rubbish about brexit. happened the brexit. and it's happened on the bbc year year after bbc for year after year after year. i mean, he's been proven wreng— year. i mean, he's been proven wreng .— year. i mean, he's been proven wreng . neen-t— year. i mean, he's been proven wrong , hasn't he?— i mean, he's been proven wrong , hasn't he? because you wrong, hasn't he? because you were challenged— wrong, hasn't he? because you were challenged very strongly teet— were challenged very strongly teet ntgtt— were challenged very strongly last night. yeah.— were challenged very strongly last night. yeah. and after that he last night. yeah. and after that ne ewt— last night. yeah. and after that ne ewt me— last night. yeah. and after that ne ewt rte em— last night. yeah. and after that he put his arm right out across the he put his arm right out across tne tette— he put his arm right out across tne tette tn— he put his arm right out across the table in front— he put his arm right out across the table in front of alex enttttee. — the table in front of alex phillips. it— the table in front of alex phillips. it was- the table in front of alex phillips. . phillips. it was the most menacing physical gesture and

you know, victoria derbyshire who actually let's be fair, is one of the bbc's better interviewers because she's pretty tough on everybody . i pretty tough on everybody. i actually think she's rather good . there are many that are not. and she did stand her ground against campbell, and she said to me personally she'd never come across an interview like it in 25 years. he is a thug. come across an interview like it in 25 years. he is a thug . he is in 25 years. he is a thug. he is a bully. it was intimidate , a bully. it was intimidate, fighting. you know, if i'd behaved like that as a brexiteer . against you know, a labour or green mp remainer, i mean, i would be painted out to be a bully, to be evil . and somehow, bully, to be evil. and somehow, whilst there is a massive comment on social media, very , comment on social media, very, very few other media outlets have picked up on it, campbell should never be allowed to go back on the bbc unless he apologises proper fully for his disgusting , thuggish, arrogant disgusting, thuggish, arrogant behaviour and its arrogance , its behaviour and its arrogance, its arrogance. it was all the way through. you see what we've also

learned, dan, in the course of the last week, arron banks, one his case against carole cadwalladr wrote all the russia conspiracy stuff . i was under conspiracy stuff. i was under investigation, but the fbi, this was taken as a truism by the bbc's today programme. we've also learned over the last 24 hours from john durham, who for four years has invested whether russia interfered in the 2016 american presidential election , american presidential election, that it was all lies. but it's not true. this is what we're up against. we're up against a very, very powerful establishment with their media friends who do not like being beaten and that is why i am so disgusted with this conservative party they took my narrative , party they took my narrative, one that i'd spent 20 years curating , one that i'd taken curating, one that i'd taken abuse for . they took it. it led abuse for. they took it. it led to an 80 seat majority, but we're learning they never actually fully believed in it. and that is my real source of anger today . they can save

anger today. they can save themselves . they can save the themselves. they can save the country . but it's sunak brave country. but it's sunak brave enough and bold enough to do it. we'll see. let's hope so. and yes,— we'll see. let's hope so. and yee. greet— we'll see. let's hope so. and yes, great coverage- �*tftttzi; .. let's hope so. and yes, great coverage of the tweeten— yes, great coverage of the russian hoax— yes, great coverage of the russian hoax on your show tewgnt— russian hoax on your show tonight. sadly— russian hoax on your show tonight. sadly we not really eeweret— tonight. sadly we not really covered anywhere else in the menetreem— covered anywhere else in the mainstream media today , but mainstream media today, but yew-tt— mainstream media today, but yew-tt newe— mainstream media today, but you'll have more, no doubt, tomorrow. nigel— you'll have more, no doubt, tomorrow. nigel farage back at troo— tomorrow. nigel farage back at too tere— tomorrow. nigel farage back at too nere en— tomorrow. nigel farage back at 7:00 here on gb— tomorrow. nigel farage back at 7:00 here on gb news. but coming up, 7:00 here on gb news. but coming we. swnet— 7:00 here on gb news. but coming up, sunak fluentu_ 7:00 here on gb news. but coming up, sunak fluentu iceland today to up, sunak fluentu iceland today te tement— up, sunak fluentu iceland today to demand the— up, sunak fluentu iceland today to demand the president of the twreeeen— to demand the president of the twreeeen eewn— to demand the president of the european court of— to demand the president of the european court of human rights reermet— european court of human rights reerrnet rwtee— european court of human rights reforms rules that— european court of human rights reforms rules that stop british mtgrent— reforms rules that stop british migrant deportations to rwanda. but migrant deportations to rwanda. twt enewtt— migrant deportations to rwanda. but should the— migrant deportations to rwanda. but should the pm forget the meetee— but should the pm forget the niceties and— but should the pm forget the niceties and simply withdraw trem— niceties and simply withdraw trem tne— niceties and simply withdraw from the echr_ niceties and simply withdraw from the echr 7— niceties and simply withdraw from the echr ? now my superstar from the echr? now my superstar eenet— from the echr? now my superstar eenet tetete— from the echr? now my superstar panel debate that— from the echr? now my superstar panel debate that shortly. but next.— panel debate that shortly. but next. e— panel debate that shortly. but next, a new report finds that r— next, a new report finds that net tn— next, a new report finds that newt tn to— next, a new report finds that now 1 in 10 children want to enenge— now 1 in 10 children want to enenge tnet— now 1 in 10 children want to change their gender and a third are change their gender and a third tetng— change their gender and a third are being taught— change their gender and a third are being taught that a woman newe— are being taught that a woman can have a penis. _ are being taught that a woman can have a penis. ” can have a penis. so our celebrities like charlize theron, wrong to encourage this extreme ideology . omicron kelly extreme ideology. omicron kelly takes on the hollywood star who played her in that blockbuster movie bombshell. played her in that blockbuster movie bombshell . cannot wait to movie bombshell. cannot wait to see this straight after the .

break. | megan break- . megan kelly treet— . megan kelly time break megan kelly time now. and a - megan kelly time now. and a eteettng— - megan kelly time now. and a teettng-neert— megan kelly time now. and a shocking report has found shocking new report has found that 1 in 10 british children are change their are wanting to change their genden are wanting to change their gender, a third being gender, while a third are being taught the woman can a taught the woman can have a penis. it's not just in penis. but it's not just in schools gender extremism schools where gender extremism is as this week, is taking hold. as this week, megan a high megan has been engaged in a high profile row with star hollywood actress charlize theron over whether drag queens should perform in front of kids . and perform in front of kids. and the pair already have history with charlize playing megan and the 2019 blockbuster bombshell about fox news . if we sweep this about fox news. if we sweep this tntng— about fox news. if we sweep this tntng wnter— about fox news. if we sweep this tntng wnter tne— about fox news. if we sweep this thing under the rug,— a if we sweep this thing under the rug, janine, and it thing under the rug, janine, and tr neeeene— thing under the rug, janine, and tr neeeene egetn— thing under the rug, janine, and it happens again under title seven, fox would be liable for eemeeneetery— seven, fox would be liable for compensatory and punitive temegee— compensatory and punitive damages that— compensatory and punitive damages that could be hundreds of damages that could be hundreds et mttttene. — damages that could be hundreds of millions. that's— damages that could be hundreds of millions. that's worry about the of millions. that's worry about tne tew— of millions. that's worry about the law before— of millions. that's worry about the law before we— of millions. that's worry about the law before we do the pr, etey. — the law before we do the pr, etey. twt—

the law before we do the pr, etey. twt tn— the law before we do the pr, okay. but in recent days, mentee— okay. but in recent days, charlize, megan could not appear more different.— charlize, megan could not appear more different. _ charlize, megan could not appear more different. t:i;”t:i; charlize, megan could not appear more different. 0. tin: more different. here's a quick rundown down of their war of words. we rundown down of their war of words . we love you, queen. we words. we love you, queen. we tewe— words. we love you, queen. we tewe yew— words. we love you, queen. we tewe yew tn— words. we love you, queen. we tewe yew tn yewr— : we love you, queen. we love you in your corner . : we love you, queen. we love you in your corner. 't: love you in your corner. and get— love you in your corner. and get yew — love you in your corner. and we've got you. and i will anybody up who's like trying to with anything with you guys . so with anything with you guys. so what is charlize theron come t: t:.. so what is charlize theron come and fck what is charlize theron come and tet me— what is charlize theron come and tet me we— what is charlize theron come and fck me up because— what is charlize theron come and fck me up because i'm 100% egetnet— fck me up because i'm 100% egetnet ner— fck me up because i'm 100% against her on— fck me up because i'm 100% against her on this. fck me up because i'm 100% against her on this . iititgrit“ against her on this. so. megan tnet— against her on this. so. megan ttet we— against her on this. so. megan that was quite a challenge to charlize . it's gone all around charlize. it's gone all around the world. you got on with her previous , right? when she we previous, right? when she we don't know each other. you don't know each other at all. okay. and so now so look , i have no and so now so look, i have no ill will toward her. she, you know, had nothing- ill will toward her. she, you know, had nothing to- .. .. : she, you know, had nothing to do with tnet— know, had nothing to do with tnet mewe— know, had nothing to do with that movie. they— know, had nothing to do with that movie. they basically stole my teet— that movie. they basically stole my teet ent— that movie. they basically stole my book and made it into a movie, which— my book and made it into a movie, which is— my book and made it into a movie, which is fine , but it movie, which is fine, but it eent— movie, which is fine, but it eent my— movie, which is fine, but it wasn't my thing. and and she atte— wasn't my thing. and and she ttte e— wasn't my thing. and and she seems like a nice— wasn't my thing. and and she seems like a nice person . she's seems like a nice person. she's a seems like a nice person. she's ettne— seems like a nice person. she's e ttne eteee— seems like a nice person. she's a fine actress. however however, ene— a fine actress. however however, ene teeen-t— a fine actress. however however, she doesn't know— a fine actress. however however, she doesn't know what she's tetttng— she doesn't know what she's talking about.— she doesn't know what she's talking about. and like most etee— talking about. and like most etee ent— talking about. and like most actors and actresses, she should twet— actors and actresses, she should twet etey— actors and actresses, she should twet etey tn— actors and actresses, she should twet etey tn ner— actors and actresses, she should just stay in her lane because

wnen— just stay in her lane because wnen tney— just stay in her lane because wnen tney try— just stay in her lane because when they try to _ just stay in her lane because when they try to be pundits, tntnge— when they try to be pundits, tntnge eten— when they try to be pundits, things start to— when they try to be pundits, things start to go south fast . things start to go south fast. snee— things start to go south fast. sne-e trytng— things start to go south fast. sne-e trytng te— things start to go south fast. she's trying to make some sort of she's trying to make some sort et en— she's trying to make some sort et en eeeeet— she's trying to make some sort et en eeeeet. t— she's trying to make some sort of an appeal, i guess, to her wete— of an appeal, i guess, to her wete tett— of an appeal, i guess, to her woke left wing— of an appeal, i guess, to her woke left wing fans. she's eretetty— woke left wing fans. she's probably woken left wing, too. ant— probably woken left wing, too. ant ty— probably woken left wing, too. ant ty eeytng— probably woken left wing, too. and by saying, you know, you go gween— and by saying, you know, you go gween etey— and by saying, you know, you go queen, slay queen.— and by saying, you know, you go queen, slay queen. yeah, drag gweene— queen, slay queen. yeah, drag gweene etey.— queen, slay queen. yeah, drag queens. okay. okay. without tnewtng— queens. okay. okay. without knowing what— queens. okay. okay. without knowing what the actual controversy _ knowing what the actual controversy is - knowing what the actual controversy is about . but these controversy is about. but these tttte— controversy is about. but these tttte tnet— controversy is about. but these bills that she— controversy is about. but these bills that she was— controversy is about. but these bills that she was trying to eermnem— bills that she was trying to comment on and that they're retetng— comment on and that they're retetng meney— comment on and that they're raising money against here in the raising money against here in tne-stetee— raising money against here in the-states-not- raising money against here in the states not trying the united states are not trying to the united states are not trying te-etwtte— the united states are not trying to-adults like— the united states are not trying to-adults like dan- the united states are not trying to adults like dan or megan to say adults like dan or megan tewtt— to say adults like dan or megan eewtt net— to say adults like dan or megan eewtt net ge— to say adults like dan or megan could not go into— to say adults like dan or megan could not go into a— to say adults like dan or megan could not go into a bar and went— could not go into a bar and weten e— could not go into a bar and weten e treg— could not go into a bar and watch a drag queen show if we wentet— watch a drag queen show if we wentet te. — watch a drag queen show if we wanted to. they— watch a drag queen show if we wanted to. they are trying to say— wanted to. they are trying to eey—ere- wanted to. they are trying toj eeye— net say these performers are not eeereertete— say these performers are not appropriate bait— say these performers are not appropriate bait for young entttren— appropriate bait for young children and— appropriate bait for young children and that they should not children and that they should net te— children and that they should not be showing— children and that they should not be showing up at school tttrertee— not be showing up at school libraries or— not be showing up at school libraries or public libraries tnet— libraries or public libraries tnet-treg- libraries or public libraries that drag queen libraries or public libraries- that-drag queen story that are doing drag queen story newn— that are doing drag queen story newre ter— that are doing drag queen story hours for children. _ that are doing drag queen story hours for children. when they're treeeet— hours for children. when they're treeeet tn— hours for children. when they're dressed in inappropriate bondage geet— dressed in inappropriate bondage geer teewee— dressed in inappropriate bondage gear because it— dressed in inappropriate bondage gear because it sexualises entttren— gear because it sexualises children at— gear because it sexualises children at an— gear because it sexualises children at an inappropriate age . ant— children at an inappropriate age . ant tnet— children at an inappropriate age . ant tnet te— children at an inappropriate age . and that is what— children at an inappropriate age . and that is what the controversy - . and that is what the controversy is over. the eteeey— controversy is over. the controversy is - controversy is over. the controversy is not over grown wee— controversy is not over grown wee getng— controversy is not over grown wee getng mte— controversy is not over grown ups going into consensual establishments and watching

entertainment.— establishments and watching entertainment. that's that's wnet— entertainment. that's that's wnettney— entertainment. that's that's wnet tney try— entertainment. that's that's what they try to _ entertainment. that's that's what they try to make it sound twe— what they try to make it sound ttte tt-e— what they try to make it sound like it's about.— what they try to make it sound like it's about. so— what they try to make it sound like it's about. so what's reetty— like it's about. so what's really important to charlize and the really important to charlize and tne eeeete— really important to charlize and tne eeeete tetng— really important to charlize and the people doing her little rene— the people doing her little meney— the people doing her little raise money for drag queens tetetnen— raise money for drag queens telethon seems— raise money for drag queens telethon seems to be getting eewet— telethon seems to be getting sexual content— telethon seems to be getting sexual content in front of ettttren— sexual content in front of children. why— sexual content in front of children. why the heck is that so children. why the heck is that ee tmeenent— children. why the heck is that so important to— children. why the heck is that so important to them ? they need so important to them? they need to so important to them? they need te tete— so important to them? they need te tete e— so important to them? they need to take a moment— so important to them? they need to take a moment and ask themselves,— to take a moment and ask themselves, what about this is tmeenent— themselves, what about this is tmeenent te— themselves, what about this is important to me— themselves, what about this is important to me because it might the important to me because it might tne enewe— important to me because it might the answer might— important to me because it might the answer might be rather ttetwrttng— the answer might be rather ttetwrttng .— the answer might be rather disturbing . this is fine. okay disturbing. this is fine. okay wew— disturbing. this is fine. okay wew een— disturbing. this is fine. okay you can show— disturbing. this is fine. okay you can show this person sitting mere.— you can show this person sitting tnere. t— you can show this person sitting tnere. t tntnt— you can show this person sitting there. i think this— you can show this person sitting there. i think this is inappropriate, but that's not wnet— inappropriate, but that's not wnet tte— inappropriate, but that's not what it's about.— inappropriate, but that's not what it's about. we have video etter— what it's about. we have video etter wtee— what it's about. we have video after video of— what it's about. we have video after video of men— what it's about. we have video after video of men dressed as getng— after video of men dressed as getng tn— after video of men dressed as women going in front of children and women going in front of children ent gyrettng— women going in front of children ent gyrettng wttt— women going in front of children and gyrating with the thigh high teete— and gyrating with the thigh high teete ent— and gyrating with the thigh high boots and the— and gyrating with the thigh high boots and the bondage gear and tete— boots and the bondage gear and fake prosthetic— boots and the bondage gear and fake prosthetic breasts hanging outt— fake prosthetic breasts hanging ewt. wtggttng— fake prosthetic breasts hanging out, wiggling them in front of tetttere— out, wiggling them in front of toddlers who— out, wiggling them in front of toddlers who just look confused and toddlers who just look confused ent reterrtng— toddlers who just look confused and referring to— toddlers who just look confused and referring to themselves down eewtn— and referring to themselves down eewtn tn— and referring to themselves down eewtn tn tte— and referring to themselves down south in rio with— and referring to themselves down south in rio with the p word ent— south in rio with the p word over and over— south in rio with the p word over and over and over and over wttte— over and over and over and over wntte tney— over and over and over and over while they wiggle— over and over and over and over while they wiggle their bottoms and while they wiggle their bottoms ent twert— while they wiggle their bottoms ent twert. we.— while they wiggle their bottoms and twerk. no, it's— and twerk. no, it's inappropriate. and actually inappropriate. and it actually is inappropriate. and it actually te greemtng— inappropriate. and it actually te greemtng. — inappropriate. and it actually is grooming . / inappropriate. and it actually

is grooming. / \t:it inappropriate. and it actually is grooming . / \t:i.t is grooming. yeah. no, i know. we've actually seen that sort of footage before. we have showed it on the show before. and it is incredibly disturbing. i think the other worry that we've got here, megan, is that charlize was actually encouraged physical violence against people who disagree with this extreme gender ideology . we've seen gender ideology. we've seen a case in the uk. in the past couple of weeks of a trans starbucks employee actually physically attacking two customers who happened to miss genden customers who happened to miss gender. the woman standing behind the counter who claimed that she was non—binary. i had those two customers on my show last night. they said we're not transphobic at all. we just looked at this person who was a woman and politely described her as a lady and they actually the trans person actually physically attacked them. and the police are now investigating. so that's what really concerns me about the rhetoric from charlize. it's almost as if she's encouraging

charging drag or trans violence . well, that's that's the thing. so . well, that's that's the thing. se cnerttze— . well, that's that's the thing. so charlize theron— well, that's that's the thing. so charlize theron says, i will f so charlize theron says, i will tyew— so charlize theron says, i will t yew we— so charlize theron says, i will t yew we tt— so charlize theron says, i will tyew we tt yew— so charlize theron says, i will fyou up if you mess so charlize theron says, i will f you up if you mess with my fyou up if you mess with my treg— fyou up if you mess with my treg gweene— fyou up if you mess with my treg gween .— fyou up if you mess with my drag queens . and that's why drag queens. and that's why i eett.— drag queens. and that's why i eett. etey.— drag queens. and that's why i said, okay, start— drag queens. and that's why i said, okay, start with me, teewee— said, okay, start with me, because we _ said, okay, start with me, because we both know she's not going— because we both know she's not getng te— because we both know she's not getng te te— because we both know she's not getng te te tt— because we both know she's not going to do it. she's all talk. snee— going to do it. she's all talk. sne-e trytng— going to do it. she's all talk. sne-e trytng te— going to do it. she's all talk. she's trying to sound tough, but wne— she's trying to sound tough, but wne mewe— she's trying to sound tough, but who knows-she's- she's trying to sound tough, but who knows she's inspiring who knows who she's inspiring teewee— who knows who she's inspiring teeeweeietey— who knows who she's inspiring because play videos on my because we play videos on my enew— because we play videos on my enew tey— because we play videos on my show day after— because we play videos on my show day after day of yet enetner— show day after day of yet another whacked out member of this community. _ another whacked out member of this community. their activists are this community. their activists tne — this community. their activists tne went— this community. their activists are the worst at— this community. their activists are the worst at threatening to eneet— are the worst at threatening to eneet enytety— are the worst at threatening to shoot anybody who stops them trem — shoot anybody who stops them trem wetng — shoot anybody who stops them trem wetng e— shoot anybody who stops them from using a restroom of their enetee— from using a restroom of their enetee. se— from using a restroom of their enetee. se tt— from using a restroom of their choice. so if i— from using a restroom of their choice. so if i see— from using a restroom of their choice. so if i see one of these enzy— choice. so if i see one of these erezy teettng— choice. so if i see one of these crazy looking guys,— choice. so if i see one of these crazy looking guys, they do not eeee— crazy looking guys, they do not eeee ee— crazy looking guys, they do not pass as women, not even close. tneee— pass as women, not even close. tneee eeeete— pass as women, not even close. tneee eeeete wne— pass as women, not even close. these people who go on tiktok ent— these people who go on tiktok ent tnreeten— these people who go on tiktok and threaten us— these people who go on tiktok and threaten us trying to go mte— and threaten us trying to go tnte tne— and threaten us trying to go into the bathroom stall next to my young— into the bathroom stall next to my yewng enttt— into the bathroom stall next to my young child and say, sir, no . ant— my young child and say, sir, no . ant tney-re— my young child and say, sir, no . and they're literally threatening - . and they're literally threatening to shoot me to teetn. — threatening to shoot me to teetn. ant— threatening to shoot me to death. and i'm— threatening to shoot me to death. and i'm supposed to just say,— death. and i'm supposed to just eey. en.— death. and i'm supposed to just eey. en. etey.— death. and i'm supposed to just eey. en. etey. ne— death. and i'm supposed to just say, oh, okay, no problem. go rtgnt— say, oh, okay, no problem. go rtgnt eneet— say, oh, okay, no problem. go right ahead. use— say, oh, okay, no problem. go right ahead. use my space. so were— right ahead. use my space. so tnere te— right ahead. use my space. so tnere te e— right ahead. use my space. so there is a question of responsibility when it comes to meeeegtng— responsibility when it comes to meeeegtng en— responsibility when it comes to messaging on this issue, which

nee— messaging on this issue, which nee getten— messaging on this issue, which has gotten really— messaging on this issue, which has gotten really charged. i mean, as you know, a month ago in mean, as you know, a month ago m—temeeeee- mean, as you know, a month ago in -tennessee, there. in nashville, tennessee, there was a trans person who went in ent— was a trans person who went in ent enet— was a trans person who went in ent enet we— was a trans person who went in ent enet we e— was a trans person who went in and shot up a school, including and shot up a school, including e twnen— and shot up a school, including e twnen et— and shot up a school, including a bunch of children and their etweetere— a bunch of children and their etweetere .— a bunch of children and their educators . so— a bunch of children and their educators . so she does have an educators. so she does have an etttgetten— educators. so she does have an etttgetten te— educators. so she does have an obligation to be— educators. so she does have an obligation to be a— educators. so she does have an obligation to be a little bit more careful,— obligation to be a little bit more careful, a— obligation to be a little bit more careful, a little bit more reeeenettte— more careful, a little bit more responsible. but— more careful, a little bit more responsible. but tell you responsible. but i'll tell you tne— responsible. but i'll tell you tne-tntng— responsible. but i'll tell you the-thing, dan,- responsible. but i'll tell you the thing, dan, over and the other thing, dan, over and ewerlwnet— the other thing, dan, over and ewerlwnet we— the other thing, dan, over and over what we have seen is that over, what we have seen is that eeeete— over, what we have seen is that eeeete wne— over, what we have seen is that people who sexualise people who want to sexualise ettttren— people who want to sexualise children, actual— people who want to sexualise children, actual is what they te— children, actual is what they te. ene— children, actual is what they te. ene et— children, actual is what they do. one of the— children, actual is what they do. one of the important steps in do. one of the important steps tn getttng— do. one of the important steps tn getttng tne— do. one of the important steps in getting the child to go along is in getting the child to go along te te— in getting the child to go along te te eten— in getting the child to go along is to start talking— in getting the child to go along is to start talking about sexual eentent— is to start talking about sexual eentent tn— is to start talking about sexual content in front— is to start talking about sexual content in front of— is to start talking about sexual content in front of them or eten— content in front of them or start showing— content in front of them or start showing sexual content to ten — start showing sexual content to ten et— start showing sexual content to ten et en— start showing sexual content to them at an inappropriate age . them at an inappropriate age. ant— them at an inappropriate age. ant ee— them at an inappropriate age. ant ee tt— them at an inappropriate age. and so it lowers— them at an inappropriate age. and so it lowers their defences . tne— and so it lowers their defences . tne ettt— and so it lowers their defences . the child suddenly goes from, me— . the child suddenly goes from, tnte te— . the child suddenly goes from, tnte te wreng— . the child suddenly goes from, this is wrong and— . the child suddenly goes from, this is wrong and i'm uncomfortable to on no, i'm temttter— uncomfortable to on no, i'm familiar with— uncomfortable to on no, i'm familiar with this and it's etey. — familiar with this and it's etey. se— familiar with this and it's etey. se ene— familiar with this and it's okay. so she should not be eneewregtng— okay. so she should not be encouraging this, not saying ene-e— encouraging this, not saying ene-e getng— encouraging this, not saying ene-e getng te— encouraging this, not saying she's going to do it or the drag gween— she's going to do it or the drag gween te— she's going to do it or the drag gween te getng— she's going to do it or the drag queen is going to— she's going to do it or the drag queen is going to do it. but tney-re— queen is going to do it. but they're lowering— queen is going to do it. but they're lowering the defences for they're lowering the defences ter tt— they're lowering the defences ter tt te— they're lowering the defences for it to happen— they're lowering the defences for it to happen in some child's lifet— for it to happen in some child's ttte. et— for it to happen in some child's life, of course.— for it to happen in some child's life, of course. but— for it to happen in some child's life, of course. but there's etee— life, of course. but there's also something- life, of course. but there's also something deeply homophobic etewt— about this whole thing, too, ttegen— about this whole thing, too, megan, because lots of young ttte— megan, because lots of young ttte-eeeet—

megan, because lots of young kids-speak from - megan, because lots of young kids speak from personal kids and i speak from personal eeertene— kids and i speak from personal experience here,— kids and i speak from personal experience here, struggle with tnet— experience here, struggle with their sexuality— experience here, struggle with their sexuality and gender when tney-re— their sexuality and gender when tney-re grewtng— their sexuality and gender when they're growing up and get the wnete— they're growing up and get the wnete tntng— they're growing up and get the whole thing confused. ' t: . whole thing confused. and it's reetty— whole thing confused. and it's really concerning that lots of young kids and teenagers young lesbian kids and teenagers and young gay kids and teenagers are being told, oh, no, you're not gay lesbian in you must not gay or lesbian in you must want to be a girl or want to be a boy. so we just have to let kids work this out themselves as they have been for years. and then make a responsible decision when they're 18 about how they want to live their life. instead of trying to trap them in the wrong gender. young know wrong gender. young and i know charlize has it with her charlize has done it with her own child , and but think own child, and but i think that's very dangerous with her three year old, you're exact right. the study showed that eete— right. the study showed that eete et— right. the study showed that over 90% of these- ” g the study showed that over 90% of these children, if tett— over 90% of these children, if tett eenet — over 90% of these children, if left alone, will— over 90% of these children, if left alone, will get over any genter— left alone, will get over any gender confusion and revert back to gender confusion and revert back te tnet— gender confusion and revert back to their biological— gender confusion and revert back to their biological sex. but tney— to their biological sex. but tney etee— to their biological sex. but they also show— to their biological sex. but they also show that when you pop tnem — they also show that when you pop tnem en— they also show that when you pop tnem en ewteny— they also show that when you pop them on puberty blockers at a young— them on puberty blockers at a yewng ege— them on puberty blockers at a yewng ege .— them on puberty blockers at a yewng ege . tt— them on puberty blockers at a young age , it arrests that young age, it arrests that development— young age, it arrests that development that would return tnem — development that would return tnem teet— development that would return tnem teet te — development that would return them back to their biological ant— them back to their biological ant ee—

them back to their biological sex. and so you're really eetttng— sex. and so you're really setting them _ sex. and so you're really setting them down a path that is trretewent— setting them down a path that is irrelevant. possible. it's a new term— irrelevant. possible. it's a new term et— irrelevant. possible. it's a new form of conversion— irrelevant. possible. it's a new form of conversion therapy to try te — form of conversion therapy to try te get— form of conversion therapy to try to get little— form of conversion therapy to try to get little gay boys to eemeenw— try to get little gay boys to somehow now— try to get little gay boys to somehow now be straight girls , somehow now be straight girls, twet— somehow now be straight girls, twet tet— somehow now be straight girls, twet tet ttte— somehow now be straight girls, just let kids be— somehow now be straight girls, just let kids be kids. absolutely. - just let kids be kids. absolutely. megan kelly, host of the megan kelly show podcast. you've got to subscribe on youtube as well. and we will speak next week. megan, thank you so much. great to see you. but coming up, as rishi sunak faces growing unrest from tory backbench mps and his own cabinet over his plans to impose the biggest tax rise since the 19705 the biggest tax rise since the 1970s on millions as former housing secretary and liz truss ally simon clarke joins me live to make a plea to the pm to slash levies and fast . but slash levies and fast. but first, as senior tory mps accused suella braverman of making a bid for the party leadership, would the home secretary be a better pm than sunak? we're going to be debating that with the superstar panel very, very shortly . plus, panel very, very shortly. plus, a first look at

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income tax are the true blues of the party close to breaking point. former chief secretary to the point. former chief secretary to tne treeewry— point. former chief secretary to the treasury arnie— former chief secretary to the treasury arnie the transport seeretery— the treasury arnie the transport seeretery ent— the treasury arnie the transport secretary and liz— the treasury arnie the transport secretary and liz truss ally etmen— secretary and liz truss ally simon clarke _ secretary and liz truss ally simon clarke says that conservative - simon clarke says that conservative spirit is under etteet. — conservative spirit is under etteet. ne— conservative spirit is under attack. he joins— conservative spirit is under attack. he joins me live in the etwtte— attack. he joins me live in the etwtte enemy.— attack. he joins me live in the studio shortly. in— attack. he joins me live in the studio shortly. in a matter of newn— studio shortly. in a matter of newre .— studio shortly. in a matter of hours , meghan— studio shortly. in a matter of hours , meghan markle will hours, meghan markle will receive her— hours, meghan markle will receive her latest sham award etengette— receive her latest sham award etengette tne— receive her latest sham award alongside the co—founder of eteet— alongside the co—founder of black votes— alongside the co—founder of black votes matter. so are the sussexes plotting _ black votes matter. so are the sussexes plotting a new ettenetwe— sussexes plotting a new offensive against the monarchy? as offensive against the monarchy? ae erettetet— offensive against the monarchy? ae erettetet ty— offensive against the monarchy? as predicted by tom bower last weete— as predicted by tom bower last weete wttt— as predicted by tom bower last week? will the— as predicted by tom bower last week? will the esteemed royal ttegreener— week? will the esteemed royal biographer speaks out on the teyet—rtwe- biographer speaks out on the royal—plus somej biographer speaks out on the. royal—plus some big royal renegades? plus some big en tete— royal renegades? plus some big news on kate and— royal renegades? plus some big news on kate and camilla, the twe— news on kate and camilla, the twe eemtng— news on kate and camilla, the twe eemtng we— news on kate and camilla, the two coming up in— news on kate and camilla, the two coming up in uncancelled . two coming up in uncancelled. ane— two coming up in uncancelled. atee en— two coming up in uncancelled. atee en tne— two coming up in uncancelled. also on the way— two coming up in uncancelled. also on the way amid plummeting wewtng— also on the way amid plummeting wewtng-tne— also on the way amid plummeting viewing-the senior- viewing figures, the senior execsliiv_ viewing figures, the senior execs itv gathered for execs at itv have gathered for enete— execs at itv have gathered for ertete tette— execs at itv have gathered for crisis talks on _ execs at itv have gathered for crisis talks on how to deal with the crisis talks on how to deal with tne ttg— crisis talks on how to deal with tne ttg tett— crisis talks on how to deal with the big fall out— crisis talks on how to deal with the big fall out between holly wtttewgnty— the big fall out between holly willoughby and— the big fall out between holly willoughby and phillip schofield.— willoughby and phillip schofield. the willoughby and phillip- schofield.-the warring schofield. so can the warring ereeentere— schofield. so can the warring presenters - show- schofield. so can the warring presenters show on the presenters keep the show on the reet— presenters keep the show on the net er— presenters keep the show on the net er te— presenters keep the show on the net er te tne— presenters keep the show on the road, or is the pair's break up a road, or is the pair's break up e metter— road, or is the pair's break up e metter et— road, or is the pair's break up a matter of when— road, or is the pair's break up a matter of when not if. we'll tteewee— a matter of when not if. we'll tteewee tne— a matter of when not if. we'll discuss the latest— a matter of when not if. we'll discuss the latest details on tnet— discuss the latest details on that developing— discuss the latest details on that developing story in the mette— that developing story in the mette twee— that developing story in the media buzz and the woke brigade newe— media buzz and the woke brigade newe teten— media buzz and the woke brigade have taken the— media buzz and the woke brigade have taken the kids action series transformers is a bit too

ttteretty— series transformers is a bit too ttteretty .— series transformers is a bit too ttteretty . aty— series transformers is a bit too literally . my pronouns are they literally. my pronouns are they tnem — literally. my pronouns are they tnem t — literally. my pronouns are they them ? thanks— literally. my pronouns are they them ? thanks .— literally. my pronouns are they them ? thanks. i'm- literally. my pronouns are they them ? i'm kyiv them? thanks. i'm sam. i'm kyiv . a etet— them? thanks. i'm sam. i'm kyiv . a stick around. _ them? thanks. i'm sam. i'm kyiv . a stick around. see— them? thanks. i'm sam. i'm kyiv . a stick around. see the- them? “ i'm kyiv . a stick around. ” . a stick around. see the rise of the non—binary robots. there'll also be a new greatest britain in uni and jackass name before the night is out. so do stay out with us tonight. our first front pages, by the way, arriving in mere moments time. straight after polly middlehurst . dan thank you. good evening. tne— . dan thank you. good evening. tne tee— . dan thank you. good evening. tne tee etery— . dan thank you. good evening. tne tee etery en— . dan thank you. good evening. the top story on gb— ti“ good evening. the top story on gb news tentgtt— the top story on gb news tentgnt. tne— the top story on gb news tonight, the prime minister has teen— tonight, the prime minister has been addressing— tonight, the prime minister has been addressing the council of tmeee— been addressing the council of twreee. eeytng— been addressing the council of europe, saying the world's most wwtnerette— europe, saying the world's most vulnerable people— europe, saying the world's most vulnerable people are paying the enee— vulnerable people are paying the enee ter— vulnerable people are paying the price for unlawful— vulnerable people are paying the price for unlawful migration. nee— price for unlawful migration. ne-e teen— price for unlawful migration. he's been telling world leaders tnet— he's been telling world leaders tnet tne— he's been telling world leaders that the international system for that the international system ter eetttng— that the international system for policing, human trafficking just for policing, human trafficking twet ten-t— for policing, human trafficking just isn't working. that's as tne— just isn't working. that's as the government— just isn't working. that's as the government tries to tmetement— the government tries to implement the illegal migration bill implement the illegal migration tttt et— implement the illegal migration tttt et neme— implement the illegal migration bill at home, which is currently going— bill at home, which is currently getng tnewgn— bill at home, which is currently going through the— bill at home, which is currently going through the house of lords . tne— going through the house of lords

. tne ne— going through the house of lords . tne tew— going through the house of lords . the new law aims— going through the house of lords . the new law aims to tackle emett— . the new law aims to tackle emett teet— . the new law aims to tackle small boat crossings, sending eeytwm— small boat crossings, sending asylum seekers— small boat crossings, sending asylum seekers back home or to a tntrt— asylum seekers back home or to a tntrt eewntry— asylum seekers back home or to a third country such— asylum seekers back home or to a third country such as— asylum seekers back home or to a third country such as rwanda. ttteget— third country such as rwanda. illegal migration— third country such as rwanda. illegal migration exploits the meet— illegal migration exploits the most vulnerable— illegal migration exploits the most vulnerable people. . ” most vulnerable people. it risks erewttng— most vulnerable people. it risks erewttng eet— most vulnerable people. it risks crowding out those with a genuine case for asylum, and it strains the trust that our citizens have, not just in our domestic borders, but in the international system and that's why so many of us are already acting at the national level. an ed why we need to do more to cooperate across borders and across jurisdictions to end illegal migration and stop the boats . well, at the same boats. well, at the same meeting, the council of europe in iceland, downing street , has in iceland, downing street, has announced that the eu and the uk have agreed to strengthen their cooperation on international migration and the threat posed by russia in ukraine. rishi sunak and the— by russia in ukraine. rishi sunak and the dutch- t “ rishi sunak and the dutch prime tttnteter— sunak and the dutch prime minister mark— sunak and the dutch prime minister mark rutte have agreed to minister mark rutte have agreed te wert— minister mark rutte have agreed to work together— minister mark rutte have agreed to work together to build an international— to work together to build an international coalition to erewte— international coalition to provide ukraine with combat air

eeeettttttee— provide ukraine with combat air eeeettttttee .— provide ukraine with combat air capabilities , including capabilities, including summing— capabilities, including supporting training to procuring t—te— supporting training to procuring t—te tete— supporting training to procuring f—16 jets. ukraine's president vetetymyr— f—16 jets. ukraine's president volodymyr zelenskyy joined the eewnett— volodymyr zelenskyy joined the eewnettwe— volodymyr zelenskyy joined the council via video— volodymyr zelenskyy joined the council via video link and etreeeet— council via video link and stressed the— council via video link and stressed the urgency for etrenger— stressed the urgency for stronger air— stressed the urgency for stronger air power. there is ettt— stronger air power. there is etttt mwen— stronger air power. there is still much to— stronger air power. there is still much to be- stronger air power. there is still much to be done. ukraine gems— still much to be done. ukraine gains territory is big and to make air defence results like last night's the rule throughout the country, we need additional air defence systems and missiles . we also need more than fighter jets, without which no air defence system will be perfect and i am sure we will get there . well, that comes as south atrtee-e— . well, that comes as south africa's president— well, that comes as south africa's president says russia ent— africa's president says russia ent wtretne— africa's president says russia and ukraine have both agreed to meet— and ukraine have both agreed to meet atrteen— and ukraine have both agreed to meet african leaders to discuss a meet african leaders to discuss e eeete— meet african leaders to discuss e eeeee eten— meet african leaders to discuss e eeeee eten te— meet african leaders to discuss a peace plan to end the war in wrene.— a peace plan to end the war in wtretne. tne— a peace plan to end the war in ukraine. the african leader's eeete— ukraine. the african leader's peace mission— ukraine. the african leader's peace mission is— ukraine. the african leader's peace mission is being backed by atrteen— peace mission is being backed by african leaders— peace mission is being backed by african leaders of— peace mission is being backed by african leaders of senegal, wgente— african leaders of senegal, wgente .— african leaders of senegal, uganda , egypt, the democratic uganda, egypt, the democratic teewttte— uganda, egypt, the democratic rteewttte et— uganda, egypt, the democratic republic of congo and zambia . republic of congo and zambia. treettent— republic of congo and zambia. president zelenskyy has erewewety— president zelenskyy has previously said all russian treeee—

previously said all russian treeee mwet— previously said all russian troops must leave his country for troops must leave his country ter eny— troops must leave his country rer eny eeete— troops must leave his country for any peace deal to take place . wew— for any peace deal to take place . wew. tnree— for any peace deal to take place . now, three men— for any peace deal to take place . now, three men who supplied tete— . now, three men who supplied rete eeeeeene— . now, three men who supplied fake passports to— . now, three men who supplied fake passports to criminals have teen— fake passports to criminals have teen tetet— fake passports to criminals have been jailed today. _ fake passports to criminals have been jailed today. anthony neert— been jailed today. anthony beard, christopher btec and alan tnemeeen— beard, christopher btec and alan thompson helped— beard, christopher btec and alan thompson helped murderers and trwg— thompson helped murderers and trwg teetere— thompson helped murderers and drug dealers evade justice as neert— drug dealers evade justice as teert. wne— drug dealers evade justice as beard, who paid— drug dealers evade justice as beard, who paid vulnerable eeeete— beard, who paid vulnerable eeeete ter— beard, who paid vulnerable people for their— beard, who paid vulnerable people for their expired documents,— people for their expired documents, was sentenced to six yeere— documents, was sentenced to six yeere ent— documents, was sentenced to six yeere ent etgnt— documents, was sentenced to six years and eight months in jail. his accomplices— years and eight months in jail. his accomplices will serve a eemttnet— his accomplices will serve a combined term— his accomplices will serve a combined term of 11 years. and reetty— combined term of 11 years. and teetty .— combined term of 11 years. and teetty . twe— combined term of 11 years. and lastly , two poultry workers in lastly, two poultry workers in tngtent— lastly, two poultry workers in tngtent newe— lastly, two poultry workers in england have tested positive for bird england have tested positive for ttrt ttw— england have tested positive for bird flu, although— england have tested positive for bird flu, although there are no etgne— bird flu, although there are no etgne et— bird flu, although there are no etgne et te— bird flu, although there are no signs of to human human transmission.— signs of to human human transmission. both cases are tettewet— transmission. both cases are tettewet te— transmission. both cases are believed to have— transmission. both cases are believed to have been linked to the believed to have been linked to tne eene— believed to have been linked to the same farm. _ believed to have been linked to the same farm. the uk health seewrtty— the same farm. the uk health seewrtty agency— the same farm. the uk health security agency is running a eregremme— security agency is running a programme now— security agency is running a programme now of testing workers wetne— programme now of testing workers we-wne mte— programme now of testing workers who've come into contact with tnteetet— who've come into contact with infected birds— who've come into contact with infected birds and— who've come into contact with infected birds and they've tewnenet— infected birds and they've launched an— infected birds and they've launched an investigation test reewtte— launched an investigation test reewtte enew— launched an investigation test results show one— launched an investigation test results show one of the workers tnteetet — results show one of the workers tnteetet te— results show one of the workers infected is likely— results show one of the workers infected is likely to have been contaminated— infected is likely to have been contaminated after inhaling the wrwe— contaminated after inhaling the . ttte— contaminated after inhaling the virus. it's unclear— contaminated after inhaling the virus . it's unclear if the virus. it's unclear if the eeeent— virus. it's unclear if the second person - virus. it's unclear if the

second person was contaminated etter— second person was contaminated after inhalation— second person was contaminated after inhalation or— second person was contaminated after inhalation or whether they were infected _ after inhalation or whether they were infected some other way . were infected some other way. tewe— were infected some other way. wewre we— were infected some other way. wewre we te— were infected some other way. you're up to date— were infected some other way. you're up to date on tv online tett — you're up to date on tv online tett tette— you're up to date on tv online dab+ radio and— you're up to date on tv online dab+ radio and the tune in app . dab+ radio and the tune in app. ttte— dab+ radio and the tune in app. tnte te— dab+ radio and the tune in app. tnte te tt— dab+ radio and the tune in app. this is gb news.— dab+ radio and the tune in app. this is gb news. the people's. channel tomorrow's newsnight. now in our , the first front our mediabuzz, the first front pages are in the metro. up first, it leads with the staggering revelation that 2.5 million brits are too sick to work because of long term illness . it's okay. long covid, illness. it's okay. long covid, they say. yeah right. lazy i say. the guardian leads with an exclusive on government plans to exempt private landlords who rent to asylum seekers from standard housing regulations in a bid to cut the astronomical asylum hotels bill currently

stands at £6 million a day. they my superstar panel back tee— they my superstar panel back tee reetty— they my superstar panel back now. top daily mail columnist amente— now. top daily mail columnist amanda patel,— now. top daily mail columnist amanda patel, the conservative eermneneertt— amanda patel, the conservative commentator armand bogle and the ewtner— commentator armand bogle and the ewtner ent— commentator armand bogle and the author and broadcaster rebecca teet. — author and broadcaster rebecca teet. wew— author and broadcaster rebecca reed. now rishi— author and broadcaster rebecca reed. now rishi sunak jetted mte— reed. now rishi sunak jetted into iceland— reed. now rishi sunak jetted into iceland today demanding the ereettent— into iceland today demanding the ereettent et— into iceland today demanding the president of the— into iceland today demanding the president of the european court of president of the european court et nwmen— president of the european court of human rights— president of the european court of human rights reforms rules tnet— of human rights reforms rules tnet etee— of human rights reforms rules that stop british— of human rights reforms rules that stop british migrant deportations— that stop british migrant deportations to rwanda. “ “ deportations to rwanda. in his retest— deportations to rwanda. in his latest attempt— deportations to rwanda. in his latest attempt to _ deportations to rwanda. in his latest attempt to crack the channel crisis , the pm called on channel crisis, the pm called on echr chief shifra o'leary to overhaul 11th hour injunctions that ground deportation planes . that ground deportation planes. but as david cameron found in 2016, attempting to negotiate with european fanatics on the continent is like trying to get a genuine word out of keir starmer inaya possible. that's why sunak should stop wasting his time and listen to tory cohorts who urge him to do whatever it takes to stop the boats immediately, either by ignonng boats immediately, either by ignoring echr or just ignoring the echr or just withdrawing completely. former home priti patel was home secretary priti patel was the latest tory voice to call

for exactly that during my exclusive interview her at exclusive interview with her at the conservative democratic aukus conference. this is aukus nation conference. this is the look she told the first look at what she told me echr is not something that me in echr is not something that you can just sit and think about . if it is the thing that's going— . if it is the thing that's getng te— . if it is the thing that's getng te te— if it is the thing that's going to be the game changer, tnen— going to be the game changer, tnen twet— going to be the game changer, tnen twet te— going to be the game changer, then just do it— going to be the game changer, then just do it quite frankly, if then just do it quite frankly, tt ewnet— then just do it quite frankly, if sunak can't— then just do it quite frankly, if sunak can't stop the boats . if sunak can't stop the boats. attes— if sunak can't stop the boats. atttee et— if sunak can't stop the boats. atttee et eer— if sunak can't stop the boats. allies of our current- if sunak can't stop the boats. allies of our current home. allies of our current home secretary suella braverman, are first insist she'll make first to insist she'll make a better pm. in fact, conservative ttte— better pm. in fact, conservative wre newe— better pm. in fact, conservative mps have accused— better pm. in fact, conservative mps have accused her- jtit. in fact, conservative mps have accused her of undermining— mps have accused her of undermining rishi's authority wttt— undermining rishi's authority with barnstorming speeches on retttng— with barnstorming speeches on retttng-tne— with barnstorming speeches on railing-the elites- with barnstorming speeches on railing the elites and railing against the elites and retteet— railing against the elites and radical leftists,— railing against the elites and radical leftists, much to the tettgnt— radical leftists, much to the tettgnt et— radical leftists, much to the delight of the _ radical leftists, much to the delight of the tory faithful . delight of the tory faithful. so delight of the tory faithful. se teet— delight of the tory faithful. se teet .— delight of the tory faithful. so look , amanda,- delight of the tory faithful. so look, amanda, we've heard lots of tough talk from sunak , lots of tough talk from sunak, but how is he actually going to get the echr to listen to him? and should we not just start listening to suella who says, just get out? and even priti retet— just get out? and even priti retet new— just get out? and even priti patel now hinting- 9.3. tit-.?” and even priti patel now hinting just get 9.3. .tit..7’ and even priti patel now hinting just get out? ttte— patel now hinting just get out? ttte wttte— patel now hinting just get out? this whole thing— patel now hinting just get out? this whole thing is— patel now hinting just get out? this whole thing is ludicrous. going over to iceland, he might as well have gone to his local iceland gone talked, iceland and gone and talked, spoken frozen some onion spoken to the frozen some onion nngs spoken to the frozen some onion rings because you know, is

rings because you know, it is totally ludicrous . we voted for totally ludicrous. we voted for brexit. it we were given a guarantee that we'd have control of our borders. you know, take in the whole narrative. and he's going over there cap in hand , going over there cap in hand, trying to say, oh, please, please let us have this deal we want. is not what we voted want. that is not what we voted for. they've already for. and they've already betrayed that. the betrayed us with that. the so—called bonfire of the eu regulations, when there a minute number about as many, you know, as soggy sausage as you could cook on a sunday and a barbecue. you know there's no bonfire. he's betrayed us at every single level and i'm embarrassed to see our prime minister going cap in hand to a bunch of to a european organisation . it is embarrassing organisation. it is embarrassing . he's betrayed us very strong words from amanda amon . as words from amanda amon. as a conservative, i'm a conservative. conservative, i'm a- conservative. i know you conservative, i'm a— conservative. i know you are. i tnew— conservative. i know you are. i knew yew— conservative. i know you are. i knew yew — conservative. i know you are. i knew yew twt— conservative. i know you are. i know you are. but you- conservative. ”ti; i know you are. but you say we enewtt— know you are. but you say we enewtt twet— know you are. but you say we should just leave— know you are. but you say we should just leave the echr yeah, i should just leave the echr yeah, t tntnt— should just leave the echr yeah, t tntnt we— should just leave the echr yeah, i think we should. _ should just leave the echr yeah, i think we should. ti.i“ i think we should. but i can etee— i think we should. but i can also understand, i think why the prime minister is trying to be

pragmatic and trying to give. i think, one last chance to these eu super nationalist bullies. do we have time? i don't think we have time. i think we are past that point now. but having said that, this is the first meeting council for meeting of the council for europe for a very long time. i think the prime minister is right to try and make that case. i think tonight the uk has managed to do a deal with frontex, french, european frontex, the french, european border force , but then again, border force, but then again, they're not being able to control their own borders. i think throwing more money at the french to do their own law and order dirty work is not the answer. we've already given them tens of millions of pounds repeatedly. yeah. the french don't repeatedly. yeah. the french tent-ttte— repeatedly. yeah. the french don't-this to _ repeatedly. yeah. the french don't-this to work.- repeatedly. yeah. the french. don't-this to work. rebecca don't want this to work. rebecca reet—wettet- don't want this to work. rebecca read._wedded to- don't want this to work. rebecca read. wedded to the read. you're very wedded to the wee— read. you're very wedded to the ttee et— read. you're very wedded to the ttee et eteytng— read. you're very wedded to the idea of staying in— read. you're very wedded to the idea of staying in the echr, eent— idea of staying in the echr, eent yew— idea of staying in the echr, eent yew t — idea of staying in the echr, aren't you ? / i . aren't you? yeah, because i like things like human rights and farage and maternity. right? but we don't need the eu us we don't need the eu to tell us how things. but we do, how to run things. but we do, because don't trust the because i don't trust the current administration. if we got of the things got rid of all of the things that in place you trust that put in place so you trust a foreign administration, i'll

finish my sentence, please. this is i fairly is ridiculous. i feel fairly strongly all the strongly that all of the protections that we have, like maternity regulations, are really were really important. but they were brought joined brought in before we joined the eu. we joined the echr. the echr was from the i'm talking about the we don't need the eu the eu. we don't need the eu to erewte— the eu. we don't need the eu to erewte ewr— the eu. we don't need the eu to provide our own— we don't need the eu to provide our own rights. �*" we don't need the eu to pro 93. our own rights. �*" we don't need the eu to pro 9.3. ” t: r own rights. �*" we don't need the eu to pro 9.3. ”t: titwn rights. �*" we don't need the eu to pro 9.3. ”t: .“ti'ights. �*" the eu. we don't need the eu to pro get rid of the current but if we get rid of the current situation, we gave the world the magna i don't trust the magna carta. i don't trust the people. the people currently in charge would give world charge would not give the world the carta. but you can't the magna carta. but you can't even-ter— the magna carta. but you can't even-tet tne— the magna carta. but you can't even -for the people - g but you can't even for the people that even vote for the people that you— even vote for the people that yew tntnt— even vote for the people that you think-trust- even vote for the people that you think trust in eu. you think you trust in the eu. wne— you think you trust in the eu. wne eer— you think you trust in the eu. wne tteyt— you think you trust in the eu. who are they? i'm— you think you trust in the eu. who are they? i'm saying,- you think you trust in the eu. who are they? i'm saying, who are they? you the are they? can you name the current? can you name the ewrrem— current? can you name the current situation?- i.. ””ti;“.7 can you name the current situation? ti“ current? can you name the. current situation?idanithink current situation? dan i think werte— current situation? dan i think works fairly in the sense works fairly well in the sense that have security and safety that we have security and safety in people's workplaces. for instance. if we got rid of instance. and if we got rid of that, don't how it would that, i don't trust how it would be replaced. the idea in be replaced. the idea that in order like that, you order to spend like that, you that you think this great country says, the country as as ahmed says, the country as as ahmed says, the country gave the world country that gave the world the magna carta good bannau would you trust cannot put our own fire in relations in place on rebecca it's rebecca find a way that it's more effective and you can more cost effective and you can work if you cut work people harder if you cut corners they will be like, oh, we're going let people make

we're going to let people make their decisions. and then their own decisions. and then people and people will die in fires and it's surely surely is what it's surely surely that is what will have our own. we will happen. we have our own. we newe— will happen. we have our own. we newe e— will happen. we have our own. we newe e greet— will happen. we have our own. we have a great tradition— will happen. we have our own. we have a great tradition of- .. “ we have our own. we have a great tradition of human rtgnte— have a great tradition of human rtgnte-t— have a great tradition of human rtgnte-t-we- have a great tradition of human rights-i-we should. have a great tradition of human rights i we should be rights and i think we should be erewt— rights and i think we should be erewt et— rights and i think we should be erewt et tt— rights and i think we should be proud of it rather— rights and i think we should be proud of it rather than we've teen. — proud of it rather than we've teen. -net— proud of it rather than we've been. -had this- proud of it rather than we've been. had this bending been. we've had this bending tewn— been. we've had this bending tewn-tetyt — been. we've had this bending down-takyi this- been. we've had this bending down takyi this was done down steph takyi this was done by down steph takyi this was done ty-cnwrenttt - down steph takyi this was done by-churchill. this- down steph takyi this was done by-churchill. thislaj by winston churchill. this is a geet— by winston churchill. this is a good system. but— by winston churchill. this is a good system. but the- by winston churchill. “ 3: 5g but the echr was good system. but the echr was set good system. but the echr was eet-very— good system. but the echr was set-very different- good system. but the echr was set-very different era. set up in a very different era etter— set up in a very different era soon after world— set up in a very different era soon after world war so it's soon after world war ii. so it's net— soon after world war ii. so it's net ttt— soon after world war ii. so it's net ttt ter— soon after world war ii. so it's not fit for purpose _ soon after world war ii. so it's not fit for purpose today from wtneten— not fit for purpose today from winston churchill. yeti“. 9.3. winston churchill. want to get rid winston churchill. want to get rttltte— winston churchill. want to get rid the useful that rid of the one useful thing that he on don't be so don't he left us? on don't be so don't be so uncouth talking about winston churchill that way. winston churchill in that way. and you know what? and actually, do you know what? wnet— and actually, do you know what? wnet-yew— and actually, do you know what? what-you-against- what have you got against rwanda? have i would not rwanda? i don't have i would not like mauritius. _ rwanda? i don't have i would not like mauritius. i— rwanda? i don't have i would not like mauritius. i would- 7:7 i don't have i would not like mauritius. : . like mauritius. i would not like senator to new york. i would not like what's wrong anywhere like what's wrong with anywhere that issue. rwanda, that is not an issue. rwanda, rwanda. no way in the rwanda. there's no way in the current circumstances that winston want to winston churchill would want to remain the echr remain a member of the echr possibly because possibly it's unfit because there's winston churchill there's no way winston churchill would an illegal invasion would allow an illegal invasion of our southern border. ask her to. this is a you think you think winston churchill would just allow people by the tens of thousands to stream into our

country? of course he wouldn't. he country? of course he wouldn't. ne wewtt— country? of course he wouldn't. he would be turning them back. he would be turning them back. he would. he would. well, you're the one he would. he would. well, you're tne tnet— he would. he would. well, you're the one that invoked— ti; : ti; : well, you're the one that invoked churchill tere— the one that invoked churchill nee—se— the one that invoked churchill tere—se-teetl here, rebecca. so i'm just following pattern. okay? following your pattern. okay? people are obsessed with people who are obsessed with him, wouldn't trust one him, you wouldn't trust one useful thing to you don't useful thing to do. you don't trust government that's trust the government that's elected people. i don't elected by the people. i don't trust current. and trust the current. and unfortunately, sunak rishi unfortunately, rishi sunak rishi sunak was not elected by the conservative government. he wasn't . conservative government. he wasn't. look, conservative government. he wasn't . look, let's move on to wasn't. look, let's move on to something joyful. people think of american 80 year olds and you'll probably conjure up the thought of joe biden sort of walking around the stage not knowing where the exit is or falling down some aeroplane stairs. but from being stairs. but far from being a gertetrte— stairs. but far from being a geriatric actor— stairs. but far from being a geriatric actor ,_ but far from being a geriatric actor , harrison ford geriatric actor, harrison ford nee— geriatric actor, harrison ford nee net— geriatric actor, harrison ford nee net enty— geriatric actor, harrison ford has not only passed the test of tme— has not only passed the test of ttme. twt— has not only passed the test of time, but proven— has not only passed the test of time, but proven himself as one of time, but proven himself as one et tne— time, but proven himself as one et tne tttteet— time, but proven himself as one of the fittest and _ time, but proven himself as one of the fittest and most versatile _ of the fittest and most versatile actors. t versatile actors. despite a gruelling 60 year hollywood career. because i'm about to enew— career. because i'm about to enew yew— career. because i'm about to enew yew tne— career. because i'm about to show you the 80— i ”ti;ti;” because i'm about to show you the 80 year old, i ettt— show you the 80 year old, i still- believe - show you the 80 year old, i still-believe it. - still can't believe it. tneetten— still can't believe it. inaction-the- still can't believe it. inaction .the sneak inaction from the latest sneak peek the new indiana jones peek of the new indiana jones movie alongside that woman from fleabag , who . your father , his

fleabag, who. your father, his only daughter selling her soul for bail money. sounds like etene— for bail money. sounds like etene te— for bail money. sounds like gloria de piero_ for bail money. sounds like gloria de piero like- . sounds like gloria de piero like that. and it's gloria de piero like that. and tt-e net— gloria de piero like that. and tt-e net ett— gloria de piero like that. and it's not all begum arnie. some of it's not all begum arnie. some et ttte— it's not all begum arnie. some of it's gambling— it's not all begum arnie. some of it's gambling debts and some tetty— of it's gambling debts and some tetty wene.— of it's gambling debts and some tetty wene. we— of it's gambling debts and some teddy nana. no helena. how did you teddy nana. no helena. how did yew ent— teddy nana. no helena. how did yew ent we— teddy nana. no helena. how did yew ent we ttte— teddy nana. no helena. how did you end up like this ? oh, you you end up like this? oh, you mean resourceful? very beautiful,— mean resourceful? very beautiful, self—sufficient . beautiful, self—sufficient. temertetty— beautiful, self—sufficient. remarkably, ford - beautiful, self—sufficient. remarkably, ford still- beautiful, self—sufficient. remarkably, ford still performs most film stunts himself, and from that latest clip doesn't appear to be slowing down any time soon. so take note. biden rebecca radamel bogan. amanda patel, do stand by because coming up , patel, do stand by because coming up, amid plummeting viewing figures, the senior executives at itv have gathered for crisis talks on how to deal with this huge fallout between holly willoughby and phillip schofield. so can the warring ereeentere— schofield. so can the warring presenters keep— schofield. so can the warring presenters keep the- i ti.t: so can the warring presenters keep the show on the reet— presenters keep the show on the net er— presenters keep the show on the net er te— presenters keep the show on the net er te tne— presenters keep the show on the road, or is the pair's break—up a road, or is the pair's break—up e metter— road, or is the pair's break—up e metter et— road, or is the pair's break—up a matter of when? \tt13t. road, or is the pair's break—up a matter of when? \ti.t. �*" road, or is the pair's break—up a matter of when? \tt13t. �*" �*r�*t�*ttii: ”ti; a matter of when? not if. we're going to debate that in the media, abuzz soon. but first, as rishi sunak faces growing unrest

over the biggest tax rise since the 1970s on millions former housing secretary and liz truss ally simon clarke makes a plea to the pm to slash levies and fast. he's live in the studio in wet— fast. he's live in the studio in twet e— fast. he's live in the studio in twet e memem— fast. he's live in the studio in twet e memem .—

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major news on harry and meghan, tete ent— major news on harry and meghan, kate and camilla— major news on harry and meghan, kate and camilla shortly. but met.— kate and camilla shortly. but ttnt. ttett — kate and camilla shortly. but first, rishi sunak— kate and camilla shortly. but first, rishi sunak is- kate and camilla shortly. but first, rishi sunak is facing growing unrest from tory backbench mps and his cabinet over imposing the biggest tax rise since the 1970s. according to the institute for fiscal studies, the pm's current plan will drag many middle earners, including teachers, nurses and electrician ers, into the dpp rate of income tax and top tories still sore from the party's poor show at the local elections, are now calling on sunak to bring tax cuts forward to avoid a hammering at the general election. but it seems that the pm and his chancellor high tax, jeremy hunt, hell bent on stopping the uk becoming a low tax nation, an aim that saw rishi's predecessor, liz truss, destroyed by the global msm and civil service blob and tory mp simon clarke , former chief simon clarke, former chief secretary to the treasury and close ally of truss, says the pm needs to ditch the current high tax socialist consensus and rediscover what the party truly stands for. i'm delighted to say simon clarke joins me live in the studio now. good evening. so

you say simon, the tories have lost thatcherite. prince apples when it comes to taxation ? i when it comes to taxation? i think that's right and- when it comes to taxation? i think that's right and i- think that's right and i think get— think that's right and i think get e— think that's right and i think we've got a obviously a very enettengtng— we've got a obviously a very challenging economic landscape at challenging economic landscape ettne— challenging economic landscape at the moment. _ challenging economic landscape at the moment. �*r�*t�*ttii: at the moment. we all know the effects of first the pandemic and now the inflation caused by war in europe. and i, you know, i respect the fact that that creates a difficult situation for the government, as it would for, frankly, any government. but there choices in front but there are choices in front of in terms of both spare of us in terms of both spare spending and tax, which i think we are getting wrong . and i we are getting wrong. and i think it's very important that over the course of the year leading up to the election in and in our manifesto , that we and in our manifesto, that we set out a plan to break free of what feels like an ever increasing ratchet more increasing ratchet of more spending. because when thatcher was in power, it was a tiny percentage of folk who were in this top 3.5% bracket. so it's gone from 3.5% to- this top 3.5% bracket. so it's gone from 3.5% to one- .3 e i so it's gone from 3.5% to one and 3 e i so it's gone from 3.5% to one and five. ant— gone from 3.5% to one and five. ant t— gone from 3.5% to one and five. ant t meen— gone from 3.5% to one and five. and i mean, that's— gone from 3.5% to one and five. and i mean, that's not going to get tne— and i mean, that's not going to get tne eeeete— and i mean, that's not going to get the people out— and i mean, that's not going to get the people out to vote tory, at get the people out to vote tory, et tne—

get the people out to vote tory, et tne next— get the people out to vote tory, at the next election, is it? wett— at the next election, is it? wett. ttte— at the next election, is it? well, it's exactly- at the next election, is it? well, it's exactly i- at the next election, is it? well, it's exactly i mean, i think it's obviously bad for the economy, it's bad for family finances, but it's really bad for the conservative party because it's starving us of our unique selling point to the public, which is ultimately we are the party who will leave you with money in your pocket. with more money in your pocket. do some ways sympathise with more money in your pocket. do sunakome ways sympathise do sunak though, s sympathise do sunak though, because thise with more money in your pocket. do sunak though, because he's with sunak though, because he's wnet— with sunak though, because he's seen what happened to your ally ? seen what happened to your ally t wew— seen what happened to your ally t yew-yew— seen what happened to your ally evew-yew wee— seen what happened to your ally ? you-you were in- seen what happened to your ally ? you you were in her ? you know you were in her eettnet. — ? you know you were in her cabinet. .truss- ? you know you were in her. cabinet. .trusslsupported cabinet. liz truss i supported her throughout the leadership campaign year. i think she campaign last year. i think she could have been a brilliant prime minister and actually kwasi kwarteng could have been a brilliant chancellor too. sure, they went too fast . sure,- cc sure, they went too fast . sure, they they went too fast. sure, they awn-t— they went too fast. sure, they didn't communicate in the right way.— didn't communicate in the right way. but— didn't communicate in the right way. but don-t— didn't communicate in the right way. but don't you— didn't communicate in the right way. but don't you agree that their— way. but don't you agree that their job— way. but don't you agree that their job was— way. but don't you agree that theirjob was made almost their job was made almost impossible— their job was made almost impossible by— their job was made almost impossible by the forces working against— impossible by the forces working against them— impossible by the forces working against them who _ impossible by the forces working against them who were almost insistent— against them who were almost insistent that— against them who were almost insistent that the _ against them who were almost insistent that the uk has to stay— insistent that the uk has to stay witt— insistent that the uk has to stay with tie — insistent that the uk has to stay with the status quo when it ta— stay with the status quo when it comes to taxation? viii“ comes to taxation? well, i think there were there were lots of factors which led to what happened last autumn, some of which clearly amounted to mistakes, but some of which did amount, i think, to a systemic

aversion to the break with the economic model that liz was trying to deliver. and there is no point crying over spilt milk. what happened happened. but do i think that the fundamental argument that liz was advancing remain valid? yes, i do . i think remain valid? yes, i do. i think that the burden of tax and regulation in our economy is too high. i think that we've got a state which doesn't know its limits. and i think that uk competitiveness , which is competitiveness, which is obviously the cornerstone of our ability to be a major player globally , is declining and we globally, is declining and we need to take steps to address that. none of it's impossible till it's within our power to do it. and fundamentally, i think that over the course of the next yean that over the course of the next year, we do need to be braver . year, we do need to be braver. your former party treasurer, tatt— your former party treasurer, lord cruddas,_ your former party treasurer, lord cruddas, used to be a major tans— lord cruddas, used to be a major toaoa tott— lord cruddas, used to be a major toaoa toit mo— lord cruddas, used to be a major donor, told me at— lord cruddas, used to be a major donor, told me at the conservative - donor, told me at the conservative democratic organisation _ conservative democratic organisation conference at the wootoat— organisation conference at the weekend that— organisation conference at the weekend that he— organisation conference at the weekend that he fares the conservatives _ weekend that he fares the conservatives are now a centre tott— conservatives are now a centre tott patty.— conservatives are now a centre tott patty. iso— conservatives are now a centre tott patty. so you— conservatives are now a centre

left party. do you share any of his concerns? _ left party. do you share any of his concerns? i— left party. do you share any of his concerns? i think i think centre left is strong. i mean, i do think that we should have the courage of our convictions and whilst i absolutely respect the fact that the government is trying to deliver sound money and to make sure that we can pay our way, i think that the balance has tipped over into an economic programme which is way to the left of that which i think a conservative government ought optimally to be seeking to set out. speaking of the cd0, it was fascinating. speaking to the grass— was fascinating. speaking to the grass roots— was fascinating. speaking to the grass roots tories— was fascinating. speaking to the grass roots tories there - f g speaking to the grass roots tories there who aavo — grass roots tories there who aavo ast— grass roots tories there who have not given— grass roots tories there who have not given up hope of boris toaasoa— have not given up hope of boris johnson returning— have not given up hope of boris johnson returning to the prime aaiaistoasais. — johnson returning to the prime ministership. is— johnson returning to the prime ministership. is there any world in ministership. is there any world ia waist— ministership. is there any world ia waisa you— ministership. is there any world in which you can— ministership. is there any world in which you can see that aappoaiag— in which you can see that happening 7 _ in which you can see that happening ? in which you can see that- happening ? simon clarke i mean happening? simon clarke i mean the most important thing to say is obviously that, you know, the prime is in place and prime minister is in place and we all as conservative mps have a responsibility, i think, to try to get behind the government and to make sure that succeed and to make sure that we succeed in 2024. i mean, we obviously will have different views as to how we can best do that, but

fundamentally we do owe loyalty to the prime minister. my thoughts on what happened last year are very clear. i supported bods year are very clear. i supported boris johnson to the bitter end and i wanted him to come back when liz fell. so you can, i think, take it as read that i remain a huge admirer of the former prime minister. i think his electoral reach, his generosity of vision, the fact that he he genuinely did get those big decisions . right. those big decisions. right. i mean, that was the government line last summer, but it was true on overcoming covid, on facing down putin and arming ukrainians critically, obviously, on making sure that we actually delivered the brexit that people voted for boris johnson was far more in tune than any other contemporary politician with what people wanted. so if the tories look tits— wanted. so if the tories look tits they— wanted. so if the tories look tits taoy ato— wanted. so if the tories look like they are facing- : so if the tories look like they are facing a thumping at tas— like they are facing a thumping at tao asst— like they are facing a thumping at the next general election, coati— at the next general election, soait it— at the next general election, soait it to— at the next general election, could it be possible that boris is stated— could it be possible that boris is drafted in. _ could it be possible that boris is drafted in. will it?" c is drafted in. well, i can't be. i can't be drawn on that

question. i mean, look, the reality is that, as i say, we have a duty to try and make sure that we succeed as a government . and rishi sunak is a very, very capable prime minister. there are lots of things that i wish we were doing somewhat differently. there are lots of things, obviously, that i do welcome. i do think, for example, illegal migration example, the illegal migration bill really positive step, bill is a really positive step, although legal migration , although legal migration, although legal migration, although legal migration is just too high, i million. yeah, well, if it comes through at a million or close to that, that is or even close to that, that is a sure sign that what the home secretary has been saying needs to be respected . and i mean, i'm to be respected. and i mean, i'm only going off what i'm reading in the newspapers now, but if there is serious resistance in cabinet to plans to bring immigration down from the kind of levels that we're talking about , then i think that's crazy about, then i think that's crazy because every election over the last 14 years, the british pubuc last 14 years, the british public has made it clear that they want lower immigration to

this country. and we have to take steps to actually make that happen. take steps to actually make that happen . we have to stop happen. we have to stop fundamentally the substitution of cheap foreign labour to displace wage rises in the uk , displace wage rises in the uk, which is what so many people voted for in 2016. good agaooaaoat. — : " �*qii good agreement. finally, ijust waatot— agreement. finally, ijust waatot to— agreement. finally, ijust wanted to ask— agreement. finally, ijust wanted to ask you about this sizaao— wanted to ask you about this sizaao tow— wanted to ask you about this bizarre row that— wanted to ask you about this bizarre row that has developed totwooa— bizarre row that has developed totwooa tas— bizarre row that has developed between the bitter lefty carol voatoaaaaa. — between the bitter lefty carol vorderman. lisa— between the bitter lefty carol vorderman. \ between the bitter lefty carol vorderman. om: o" vorderman. lisa nandy on the labour front bench and the tory teesside mayor ben houchen, who to me seems to be a very high performing guy and it's all over his commitment to level up the country. but he's been accused of cronyism. well there's been a lot of nonsense . talked about lot of nonsense. talked about waat-s— lot of nonsense. talked about what's happening— lot of nonsense. talked about what's happening at- talked about what's happening at teesworks. tooswoats— what's happening at teesworks. isoswoats is— what's happening at teesworks. teesworks is the— what's happening at teesworks. teesworks is the big regeneration project . but at regeneration project. but at totsaa— regeneration project. but at totsaa tast— regeneration project. but at redcar, just north of my constituency— redcar, just north of my constituency and what you're sooiag— constituency and what you're sooiag at— constituency and what you're seeing at teesworks is a sastaiaot— seeing at teesworks is a sustained smear attempt by the iatoaa— sustained smear attempt by the iatoaa iii— sustained smear attempt by the iatoaa iit toa— sustained smear attempt by the labour mp for middlesbrough , labour mp for middlesbrough, andy— labour mp for middlesbrough, andy mcdonald,— labour mp for middlesbrough, andy mcdonald, and other local iatoaa— andy mcdonald, and other local labour figures— andy mcdonald, and other local labour figures to— andy mcdonald, and other local labour figures to try and tasisaiiy— labour figures to try and basically throw as much mud as

sossitio— basically throw as much mud as sossitio at— basically throw as much mud as possible at ben— basically throw as much mud as possible at ben houchen at this satiat— possible at ben houchen at this crucial regeneration project in the crucial regeneration project in tao asso— crucial regeneration project in tao aopo taat— crucial regeneration project in the hope that it— crucial regeneration project in the hope that it sticks and that it stats— the hope that it sticks and that it taags tas— the hope that it sticks and that it drags the project down, and taat— it drags the project down, and taat ty— it drags the project down, and taat by toiag— it drags the project down, and that by doing so,— it drags the project down, and that by doing so, obviously it contaminates— that by doing so, obviously it contaminates the tory brand. it is goaaiaoiy— contaminates the tory brand. it is genuinely one— contaminates the tory brand. it is genuinely one of the most syaisai— is genuinely one of the most syaisai aat— is genuinely one of the most cynical and shameful attempts it's cynical and shameful attempts its too— cynical and shameful attempts its too sesa— cynical and shameful attempts it's i've seen in— cynical and shameful attempts it's i've seen in in— cynical and shameful attempts it's i've seen in in politics toa— it's i've seen in in politics to yea-as— it's i've seen in in politics for years. and— it's i've seen in in politics for years. and the harm it will do for years. and the harm it will to to— for years. and the harm it will do to teesside— for years. and the harm it will do to teesside jobs if it's aiiowot— do to teesside jobs if it's allowed to _ do to teesside jobs if it's allowed to succeed is enormous . allowed to succeed is enormous. so allowed to succeed is enormous. so wo-o— allowed to succeed is enormous. so asiag— allowed to succeed is enormous. so we're using every opportunity got— so we're using every opportunity got to— so we're using every opportunity got to sot— so we're using every opportunity we've got to set out the truth taat— we've got to set out the truth taat taoao — we've got to set out the truth that there is— we've got to set out the truth that there is no— we've got to set out the truth that there is no corruption, taat— that there is no corruption, taat ao— that there is no corruption, that no laws— that there is no corruption, that no laws are- that there is no corruption, that no laws are being broken. tat— that no laws are being broken. aat soa— that no laws are being broken. aat b... tats— that no laws are being broken. and ben, this evening has said taat— and ben, this evening has said taat it— and ben, this evening has said taat it tas— and ben, this evening has said that if the national audit sttiso— that if the national audit office wants— that if the national audit office wants to conduct a full investigation,— office wants to conduct a full investigation, he's happy with taat— investigation, he's happy with that,-ultimately,- investigation, he's happy with that, ultimately, the that, because ultimately, in the oat—tits.- end, there's nothing to hide. big— end, there's nothing to hide. big-ben— end, there's nothing to hide. big ben houchen. end, there's nothing to hide. - big-ben houchen. indeed. big fan of ben houchen. indeed. as big fan of ben houchen. indeed. its am— big fan of ben houchen. indeed. its aaalao-s— big fan of ben houchen. indeed. its aaalao-s tas— big fan of ben houchen. indeed. as amlhe's the sort— big fan of ben houchen. indeed. as amlhe's the sort of- big fan of ben houchen. :: as am he's the sort of tory as am i. he's the sort of tory actually— as am i. he's the sort of tory astaaiiy you-ro— as am i. he's the sort of tory actually you're going to need oat— actually you're going to need oat-torso— actually you're going to need oatltorso at— actually you're going to need out-force at the- out in force at the next otostioa. — out in force at the nexti election. -simon out in force at the next- election. -simon clarke, election. quite. simon clarke, former minister, really former cabinet minister, really great tonight. great to have you tonight. thank so much. but coming up thank you so much. but coming up in uncanceled, in a matter of hours, meghan markle will receive award receive her latest charm award alongside co—founder alongside the co—founder of black matters . so, are the black votes matters. so, are the sussexes plotting a new offensive against the monarchy?

as predicted by tom bower last week, the esteemed royal biographer speaks out on the royal renegades. plus, he's got news kate and camilla having news on kate and camilla having a a bust up as well. a bit of a bust up as well. that's coming up shortly. but next, amid plummeting viewing figures, senior execs at itv figures, the senior execs at itv have for crisis talks have gathered for crisis talks on deal with the big fall on how to deal with the big fall out between holly willoughby and phillip schofield. so can the warring show warring presenters keep the show on or is the pair's on the road or is the pair's break up matter of when on not break up a matter of when on not if that's the media buzz very shortly. plus, tomorrow's newspaper front pages don't go anywhere .

watch or listen, britons watching, britain's watching . watching, britain's watching. we're proud to . be let's return we're proud to. be let's return to tomorrow's— we're proud to. be let's return to tomorrow's news tonight now in to tomorrow's news tonight now ia oar— to tomorrow's news tonight now ia raotia— to tomorrow's news tonight now ia raotia a— to tomorrow's news tonight now in our media, a more front pages are in our media, a more front pages ia— in our media, a more front pages ia straigat— in our media, a more front pages are in straight to— in our media, a more front pages are in straight to the daily express— are in straight to the daily express that— are in straight to the daily express that leads on the pm's toraaat— express that leads on the pm's toraaat to— express that leads on the pm's demand to european judges that sritaia— demand to european judges that sritaia is— demand to european judges that britain is allowed— demand to european judges that britain is allowed to deport iiioaai— britain is allowed to deport illegal migrants and stop raottiiag— illegal migrants and stop meddling in— illegal migrants and stop meddling in the government's itwaata— meddling in the government's rwanda flight— meddling in the government's rwanda flight plans. the daily trait— rwanda flight plans. the daily iiaii teats—

rwanda flight plans. the daily mail leads with— rwanda flight plans. the daily mail leads with what it calls tas— mail leads with what it calls tao tit-s— mail leads with what it calls the uk's sick— mail leads with what it calls the uk's sick note crisis, tiaraiaa— the uk's sick note crisis, tiaraiag it— the uk's sick note crisis, blaming it on- the uk's sick note crisis, blaming it on working from home. taat-s— blaming it on working from home. was tas— blaming it on working from home. that's the figures— blaming it on working from home. that's the figures released by the that's the figures released by tao oas— that's the figures released by the ons showing that 2.5 million are the ons showing that 2.5 million oat— the ons showing that 2.5 million oat ot— the ons showing that 2.5 million are out of work,— the ons showing that 2.5 million are out of work, suffering from long— are out of work, suffering from toag terra— are out of work, suffering from long term illness. _ are out of work, suffering from long term illness. my superstar saaoi— long term illness. my superstar saaoi tast— long term illness. my superstar saaoi toast ia— long term illness. my superstar panel back in the— long term illness. my superstar panel back in the studio , top panel back in the studio, top natty— panel back in the studio, top isaiiy trait— panel back in the studio, top daily mail columnist amanda itatoii— daily mail columnist amanda itatoii .— daily mail columnist amanda riatoii , tas— daily mail columnist amanda platell , the conservative platell, the conservative commentator— platell, the conservative commentator almond bogle, and the commentator almond bogle, and tie aataor— commentator almond bogle, and the author and— commentator almond bogle, and the author and broadcaster totossa— the author and broadcaster rebecca reid— the author and broadcaster rebecca reid .— the author and broadcaster rebecca reid . now in another rebecca reid. now in another tovastatiaa— rebecca reid. now in another devastating blow for woke itv tats— devastating blow for woke itv tais raoraiag— devastating blow for woke itv this morning has— devastating blow for woke itv this morning has lost 170,000 ia— this morning has lost 170,000 viewers in just— this morning has lost 170,000 viewers in just a— this morning has lost 170,000 viewers in just a week as holly willoughby— viewers in just a week as holly willoughby and— viewers in just a week as holly willoughby and phillip schofield fail willoughby and phillip schofield rat to— willoughby and phillip schofield fail to address— willoughby and phillip schofield fail to address their fallout for fail to address their fallout tor a— fail to address their fallout for a second— fail to address their fallout for a second day on air, the ptararaotiag— for a second day on air, the plummeting ratings come as tigaros— plummeting ratings come as senior figures at— plummeting ratings come as senior figures at the channel satiet— senior figures at the channel saitot a— senior figures at the channel called a crisis— senior figures at the channel called a crisis meeting toiiowiaa— called a crisis meeting following a— called a crisis meeting following a wave of negative toottast— following a wave of negative feedback online— following a wave of negative feedback online . nine about feedback online. nine about yesterday-s— feedback online. nine about yesterday's show . but writing yesterday's show. but writing for yesterday's show. but writing tor tas— yesterday's show. but writing tor tao dairy— yesterday's show. but writing for the daily mail, my superstar saaoiiist— for the daily mail, my superstar panellist amanda— for the daily mail, my superstar panellist amanda platell , says panellist amanda platell, says she panellist amanda platell, says sao tasti— panellist amanda platell, says sao tasw tas— panellist amanda platell, says she knew the gig— panellist amanda platell, says she knew the gig was up for holly— she knew the gig was up for aoiiy aat— she knew the gig was up for holly and phil— she knew the gig was up for holly and phil on thursday after watsaiag— holly and phil on thursday after watsaiag tast— holly and phil on thursday after watching just one— holly and phil on thursday after watching just one excruciating iatorastioa— watching just one excruciating interaction. it— watching just one excruciating interaction. it was this. good raoraiag— interaction. it was this. good raoraiag aat— interaction. it was this. good morning and welcome to your iaarstay— morning and welcome to your iaarstay tats— morning and welcome to your thursday this morning . i

thursday this morning. does that sound— thursday this morning. does that sound good— thursday this morning. does that sound good this morning? i think that probably sounds— sound good this morning? i think that probably sounds quite- that probably sounds quite good all that probably sounds quite good ait ot— that probably sounds quite good at st tas— that probably sounds quite good all of the time,— that probably sounds quite good all of the time, lulu, with boom taaa— all of the time, lulu, with boom tag, a— all of the time, lulu, with boom tag, a tag. — all of the time, lulu, with boom bang, a bang. and— all of the time, lulu, with boom bang, a bang. 'r: all of the time, lulu, with boom bang, a bang. r: all of the time, lulu, with boom bang, a bang. 'r: bang, a bang. and that is from 1969 and was the joint winner with three others. i didn't know that. how was that a thing? i tor-t— that. how was that a thing? i tsa-t trow— that. how was that a thing? i don't know how— that. how was that a thing? i don't know how that was. the whole of europe and- at?" l the whole of europe and exact voting mats— whole of europe and exact voting raato tarsa— whole of europe and exact voting made three people. spain spain, the netherlands— made three people. spain spain, the netherlands and france . the netherlands and france. visit.— the netherlands and france. visit. there— the netherlands and france. well, there you _ the netherlands and france. well, there you go. - the netherlands and france. well, there you go. for- the netherlands and france. well, there you go. for the little eurovision fact. i didn't know. and breaking tonight, tast— know. and breaking tonight, iast got— know. and breaking tonight, we've just got the- and breaking tonight, we've just got the sun front page— we've just got the sun front page ia— we've just got the sun front page ia taat— we've just got the sun front page in that says phillip schofield— page in that says phillip schofield faces the axe from tats— schofield faces the axe from tais raoraiag— schofield faces the axe from this morning amid a seismic summer. shake—up the newspaper is reportag— summer. shake—up the newspaper is rosortiag taat— summer. shake—up the newspaper is reporting that insiders tattoos— is reporting that insiders believe the— is reporting that insiders believe the time is finally up for believe the time is finally up tor rati— believe the time is finally up tor raii aat— believe the time is finally up for phil and amanda battle, as you— for phil and amanda battle, as you sait— for phil and amanda battle, as you sait taste,— for phil and amanda battle, as you said there, do— for phil and amanda battle, as you said there, do you think its— you said there, do you think its aa— you said there, do you think it's an inevitability? i thought it's an inevitability? i thought it was— it's an inevitability? i thought it a— it's an inevitability? i thought it was a really— it's an inevitability? i thought it was a really good stunt to try at— it was a really good stunt to try and got— it was a really good stunt to try and get them to dance toaotaor. — try and get them to dance together. but— try and get them to dance together. sit." " try and get them to dance together. 3:3 " try and get them to dance- together. but then when you saw it, you just saw the toxicity. and i have some experience with really unfortunate tv shows. i know we get on great behind the scenes. you say piers morgan and

i did a show together called morgan. and i remember, of course, it was called morgan. it was on channel 4. it was on caaaaoi— it was on channel 4. it was on caaaaoi a. — it was on channel 4. it was on channel 4. and— it was on channel 4. it was on channel 4. and we- it was on channel 4. it was on channel 4. ' r: : channel 4. and we started off as friends. and like holly and phil and we ended up as shouting and then we ended up as shouting at each other. it was just completely horrible. and there you are . oh, look— completely horrible. and there you are . oh, look what- tact“ and there you are . oh, look what was ratio" and there you are . oh, look what was this? you are. oh, look what was this? that-s— you are. oh, look what was this? was a— you are. oh, look what was this? was a rsaity— you are. oh, look what was this? that's a really good— you are. oh, look what was this? that's a really good doesn't- you are. oh, look what was this? that's a really good doesn't he look big in that picture? this was this was about, what, 2006, 2005? yeah. around there. startot— 2005? yeah. around there. startot ott— 2005? yeah. around there. started off as— $2005? yeah. around there. started off as friends. r::r: :. started off as friends. ended up wattag— started off as friends. ended up hating each other. now we're hating each other. and now we're really good friends. despite the fact that we totally eclipsed his ratings all the time on the rival station. maybe you're not trioats— rival station. maybe you're not trioats awo— rival station. maybe you're not friends now, but— rival station. maybe you're not friends now, but i— ” maybe you're not friends now, but i understand waoa— friends now, but i understand waoa it— friends now, but i understand waoa it goes— friends now, but i understand when it goes sour, it is just sour. there's— when it goes sour, it is just sour. there's no- when it goes sour, it is just sour. g when it goes sour, it is just- sour. there's no recovering from that. rebecca, are you actually toot— that. rebecca, are you actually toot sorry— that. rebecca, are you actually toot sorry tor— that. rebecca, are you actually feel sorry for holly— rebecca, are you actually feel sorry for holly willoughby aoroi — feel sorry for holly willoughby aoroi i— feel sorry for holly willoughby here? i really— feel sorry for holly willoughby here? i really do.— feel sorry for holly willoughby here? i really do. so- feel sorry for holly willoughby here? r:r::r : here? i really do. so i've done this morning a lot of times, and i think you can sort of sense the difference in the chemistry. what's he like with you on his phone ? usually until that's

phone? usually until that's rude. well, no, no, to be fair, like piers is the same with maybe i'm just boring, but broadly speaking, you're not. somebody is on their phone until they're presenting. but i think i holly willoughby i think holly willoughby is a nice i think it's nice woman and i think it's really that her really unfortunate that her career very tied to his. and career is very tied to his. and i think she's stood by him through lot. and she's been a through a lot. and she's been a very supportive co—host. but i would see her given would like to see her given somebody who she can bounce somebody else who she can bounce off maybe a bit differently and somebody else who she can bounce ofbitlaybe a bit differently and somebody else who she can bounce ofbit more.a bit differently and somebody else who she can bounce ofbit more.a bit diffalison and a bit more. also so alison hammond and dermot o'leary, they are. that's proper sunshine telly. that's joy. like that's the most fun thing to watch. i love him. they are the best combination. i want to be his stepmother. very stepmother. that's a very specific fantasy almond vocal where do you stand on this? i mean, look, aren't viewers just wotiaa— mean, look, aren't viewers just wotiag witt— mean, look, aren't viewers just voting with their— mean, look, aren't viewers just voting with their remote 175,000 sessio— voting with their remote 175,000 people switsaiag— voting with their remote 175,000 people switching off within a west— people switching off within a week i— people switching off within a week ? that's— people switching off within a week ? that's disastrous. week? that's disastrous. atssiatsiy— week? that's disastrous. atssiatsiy .— week? that's disastrous. absolutely . i'm- week? that's disastrous. absolutely . i'm a- week? that's disastrous. absolutely. i'm a big- week? that's disastrous. absolutely. i'm a big believer in the free market, and i think people will vote with their remotes ultimately arnie. remotes and ultimately arnie. unlike the bbc, the itv is a plc. it is a profit generating

company. and if it's not performing for its shareholders, then , well, it needs to then, well, it needs to re—orientate itself. amanda what's fascinating to me on this, though , is the lack of this, though, is the lack of high profile support. phillip schofield has— high profile support. phillip schofield has had- high profile support. phillip schofield has had and- " g phillip schofield has had and i think he is tas— schofield has had and i think he is tao sortost— schofield has had and i think he is the perfect example and i taow— is the perfect example and i tasw tats— is the perfect example and i know this from _ is the perfect example and i know this from personal oporioaso — know this from personal experience of- know this from personal experience of that old showbiz stisao— experience of that old showbiz stisao .— experience of that old showbiz stisao , it— experience of that old showbiz cliche , if you're— experience of that old showbiz cliche , if you're a— experience of that old showbiz cliche , if you're a horrible cliche, if you're a horrible woasa— cliche, if you're a horrible woasa to— cliche, if you're a horrible wench to people on the way up, taoa— wench to people on the way up, taoa your— wench to people on the way up, then your journey— wench to people on the way up, then your journey on the way towa— then your journey on the way towa is— then your journey on the way towa is ast— then your journey on the way down is not going to be pretty tosawso— down is not going to be pretty because no one— down is not going to be pretty because no one wants to stand up for because no one wants to stand up tor tas— because no one wants to stand up tor tao siste— because no one wants to stand up for the bloke because we've seen aow— for the bloke because we've seen aow ao— for the bloke because we've seen how he treated— for the bloke because we've seen how he treated eamonn, you know, iowoiy— how he treated eamonn, you know, towoty taraoaa— how he treated eamonn, you know, lovely eamonn. we've seen how he treated— lovely eamonn. we've seen how he troatot tota— lovely eamonn. we've seen how he treated ruth. we've— lovely eamonn. we've seen how he treated ruth. we've seen how he treated— treated ruth. we've seen how he troatot—wo-wol treated amanda holden, we've seen how he treated fern srittoa.— seen how he treated fern britton. people feel like britton. so people feel like tats— britton. so people feel like this comeuppance. britton. so people feel like this-comeuppance. think this is his comeuppance. i think that-s— this is his comeuppance. i think was sas— this is his comeuppance. i think was st— this is his comeuppance. i think that's one of those great lessons in life. one of the taiaas— lessons in life. one of the taiaas ray— lessons in life. one of the things my father- " l �*7: one of the things my father taught me is, you— things my father taught me is, you-vou— things my father taught me is, you-you tast— things my father taught me is, you-you iwst to- things my father taught me is, you you just be really you know, you just be really asst— you know, you just be really asst to— you know, you just be really good to everybody. ' r: r:r::r good to everybody. and also, do you any ideas? sorry, no, you have any ideas? sorry, no, go everybody in go on. but piers, everybody in the itv studios has only good things to about him, like things to say about him, like from security to the makeup from the security to the makeup artists. him. artists. everybody loved him. but piers. yeah, piers, i didn't love he was not on your

love him. he was not on your show complete nightmare. show was a complete nightmare. but turned into but he is very turned me into a screaming. well, he has he has assa— screaming. well, he has he has tooa tiostot— screaming. well, he has he has been blocked on— f g well, he has he has been blocked on twitter. that sorsoa— been blocked on twitter. that person-blocked _ been blocked on twitter. that person blocked on twitter. person he blocked on twitter. he person he blocked on twitter. we sit.— person he blocked on twitter. we sit. wait.— person he blocked on twitter. he did. well, he— person he blocked on twitter. he did. well, he is— person he blocked on twitter. he did. well, he is honestly a very nice in northcliffe house where he works as a journalist. he always the door for he always holds the door for everybody the lift. okay. he everybody in the lift. okay. he is beautiful, man. do you like wortiaa— is beautiful, man. do you like working-piers— is beautiful, man. do you like. working-piers-yeah, working with piers morgan? yeah, he working with piers morgan? yeah, ao—ia— working with piers morgan? yeah, ao—ia straiaat- working with piers morgan? yeah, he in straight away. he used to get in straight away. tas— he used to get in straight away. its—tit- he used to get in straight away. its—tit was- he used to get in straight away. its—tit gol he used to get in straight away.| the—did was go to the first thing he did was go to tats— the first thing he did was go to tats-tirst— the first thing he did was go to this-first after— the first thing he did was go to this-first after his- the first thing he did was go to this first after his first this was first after his first tiarios— this was first after his first diaries came— this was first after his first diaries came out, he got on and we asst— diaries came out, he got on and ws asst to— diaries came out, he got on and we used to have— diaries came out, he got on and we used to have the nickname for waat—ia— we used to have the nickname for waat—ia tas- we used to have the nickname for what—in the office. what he used to do in the office taat— what he used to do in the office taat as— what he used to do in the office was that he all— what he used to do in the office was that he all he— what he used to do in the office was that he all he did was google_ was that he all he did was google himself.- was that he all he did was google himself. right. and talk about— google himself. right. and talk about-asst— google himself. right. and talk about-usedlsay- google himself. right. and talk about used say that he about it. we used to say that he stsaswriaa— about it. we used to say that he was pleasuring himself on his assis— was pleasuring himself on his mobile. goodness. i'm mobile. oh, my goodness. i'm sorry— mobile. oh, my goodness. i'm sorry .— mobile. oh, my goodness. i'm sorry . sat— mobile. oh, my goodness. i'm sorry . sat ty— mobile. oh, my goodness. i'm sorry . sat try-way,- mobile. oh, my goodness. i'm sorry . but by way, i don't sorry. but by the way, i don't taow. — sorry. but by the way, i don't taow. i— sorry. but by the way, i don't know. i don't— sorry. but by the way, i don't know. i don't know- sorry. but by the way, i don't know. r:r::r" l "r: know. i don't know who you're talking about. who is this man getting all the gossip, leaving kyiv on? can we please tv stars just don't get jealous , okay? just don't get jealous, okay? now, look, parents have been left screaming at their tv screens after gender. extremists later attempt screens after gender. - extremists later attempt latest attsrast— extremists later attempt latest attsrast to— extremists later attempt latest attempt to brainwash young kids. so transformers—

attempt to brainwash young kids. so transformers earthspark- attempt to brainwash young kids. so transformers earthspark tv. this is a very popular kids program— this is a very popular kids program available in the uk on aaoa— program available in the uk on amazon prime— program available in the uk on amazon prime and it's introduced as aoa—tiaary— amazon prime and it's introduced a new non—binary robot which says— a new non—binary robot which says is— a new non—binary robot which says be neither— a new non—binary robot which says be neither male nor female is a— says be neither male nor female is a wonderful— says be neither male nor female is a wonderful experience. iatsrast— is a wonderful experience. internet users _ is a wonderful experience. internet users were- is a wonderful experience. internet users were quick to joke that its creators are really putting the trans in trans formers. look, i pronouns are they them ? thanks . trans formers. look, i pronouns are they them ? thanks. i'm sam . are they them? thanks. i'm sam. i'm she they but you already know that. hey it's okay. i know i'm safe when i'm with my friends or other non—binary people or non—binary people who aren't female or male . oh, i'm aren't female or male. oh, i'm sorry. i shouldn't— aren't female or male. oh, i'm sorry. i shouldn't have- 54:7“ l �*7: oh, i'm sorry. i shouldn't have assumed . i— sorry. i shouldn't have assumed . i aiways— sorry. i shouldn't have assumed . i always knew— sorry. i shouldn't have assumed . i always knew my- sorry. i shouldn't have assumed . i always knew my pronouns felt right. but what a wonderful word for right. but what a wonderful word tor a— right. but what a wonderful word for a wonderful— ” g but what a wonderful word for a wonderful experience . for a wonderful experience. tstsssa— for a wonderful experience. rebecca, that's— for a wonderful experience. rebecca, that's just- rebecca, that's just

indoctrination, isn't it? i think it's important to show your— think it's important to show your children— think it's important to show your children a— think it's important to show your children a wide variety of saitwrai— your children a wide variety of cultural touchstones as she sata— cultural touchstones as she aaa, taat— cultural touchstones as she said, that you— cultural touchstones as she said, that you approve of that? wot— said, that you approve of that? not particularly— said, that you approve of that? not particularly me.— said, that you approve of that? not particularly me. i- said, that you approve of that? not particularly me. i have- said, that you approve of that? not particularly me. i have two children, and i think as they grow up, they can make their own decisions about what worldviews. but that's when they're able to. i mean, amanda, this is hollywood now, isn't it? it's inserted into everything. it tossa-t— inserted into everything. it doesn't matter— inserted into everything. it doesn't matter what it is. /r:r. doesn't matter what it is. you tass— doesn't matter what it is. you can have a documentary about tinkerbell and there's going to be non—binary on there. be someone non—binary on there. it's totally it's tinkerbell, totally non—binary. it's tinkerbell, totally- non—binary. .becoming so non—binary. it's becoming so wearisome. yeah. so wearisome. and i don't know when i'm writing about them, don't know writing about them, i don't know whether call them. he she, whether to call them. he she, they you i'm so they theirs. you know, i'm so sorry messaged and i'll sorry you messaged me and i'll let if you get it let you know and if you get it wrong, if you get it wrong you'll be cancelled. i'm cancel. i'm more worried. i know what my soaoa— i'm more worried. i know what my soaoa is.— i'm more worried. i know what my soaoa is. so— i'm more worried. i know what my soaoa is. so raaay— ”©7151 : i know what my pronoun is. so many patriots. waat— pronoun is. so many patriots. wtat ar— pronoun is. so many patriots. wtat yaw.— pronoun is. so many patriots. what are you. what— pronoun is. so many patriots. what are you. what are- pronoun is. so many patriots. what are you. what are your pronouns? patriot. patriot like that? yes a man, not a man. not a pronoun . i knew you'd- 337’ 4:73 ' not a pronoun . i knew you'd say a pronoun. i knew you'd say sorry— a pronoun. i knew you'd say sorry it— a pronoun. i knew you'd say sorry it it— a pronoun. i knew you'd say

sorry it it is— a pronoun. i knew you'd say sorry if it is a— a pronoun. i knew you'd say sorry if it is a man wants to be taowa— sorry if it is a man wants to be taowa as— sorry if it is a man wants to be known as a patriot,— sorry if it is a man wants to be known as a patriot, though wish you saaaot— known as a patriot, though wish you aaaot say— known as a patriot, though wish you cannot say that that's not asssstatis— you cannot say that that's not asssstatis .— you cannot say that that's not acceptable . okay, well, look, i acceptable. okay, well, look, i tows— acceptable. okay, well, look, i tows it.— acceptable. okay, well, look, i tows it. i— acceptable. okay, well, look, i love it. i love— acceptable. okay, well, look, i love it. i love it.— acceptable. okay, well, look, i love it. i love it. good on you, man. now, coming— love it. i love it. good on you, man. now, coming up, amid those stwmrastiaa— man. now, coming up, amid those plummeting viewing figures, can the plummeting viewing figures, can tas warriaa— plummeting viewing figures, can the warring philip— plummeting viewing figures, can the warring philip and holly keep— the warring philip and holly tsss tas— the warring philip and holly keep the show— the warring philip and holly keep the show on the road ? we'll keep the show on the road? we'll tissass— keep the show on the road? we'll tissass as— keep the show on the road? we'll tissass as ws— keep the show on the road? we'll discuss as we reveal— keep the show on the road? we'll discuss as we reveal tonight's srsatsst— discuss as we reveal tonight's greatest britain— discuss as we reveal tonight's greatest britain in union jack. sooa— greatest britain in union jack. sooa sat— greatest britain in union jack. soon but next,— greatest britain in union jack. soon but next, an— greatest britain in union jack. soon but next, an uncancelled as iisaaaa— soon but next, an uncancelled as iisaaaa watts— soon but next, an uncancelled as meghan markle prepares to asa— meghan markle prepares to receive her latest sham award in the receive her latest sham award in tas statss— receive her latest sham award in the states, are— receive her latest sham award in the states, are the— receive her latest sham award in the states, are the sussexes stottiaa— the states, are the sussexes stottiaa a— the states, are the sussexes stottiaa a sw— the states, are the sussexes plotting a new offensive against the plotting a new offensive against tas raoaarsay— plotting a new offensive against tas raoaarsay 7— plotting a new offensive against the monarchy ? as— plotting a new offensive against the monarchy ? as predicted by the monarchy? as predicted by tom— the monarchy? as predicted by ism-tast— the monarchy? as predicted by tom-last week. - the monarchy? as predicted by tom last week. the tom bower last week. the sstssrast— tom bower last week. the esteemed biographer is esteemed royal biographer is going— esteemed royal biographer is aoiaa to— esteemed royal biographer is aoiaa to sssat— esteemed royal biographer is going to speak out on the royal itsasaatss— going to speak out on the royal renegades. plus— going to speak out on the royal renegades. plus rumoured tsasioas— renegades. plus rumoured tensions-this- renegades. plus rumoured tensions this between tensions wait for this between owssa— tensions wait for this between queen camilla— tensions wait for this between queen camilla and the princess of queen camilla and the princess st waiss. — queen camilla and the princess of wales. kate— queen camilla and the princess of wales. kate ,_ queen camilla and the princess of wales. kate , it's- queen camilla and the princess of wales. l of wales. kate, it's another blow bombshell in just two minutes time.

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and this . it's time now for uncancelled. aat tits is— . it's time now for uncancelled. and this is where— . it's time now for uncancelled. and this is where britain's- it's time now for uncancelled. and this is where britain's top commentators— and this is where britain's top commentators speak out on controversial— commentators speak out on controversial issues without toast,— controversial issues without toast, tas — controversial issues without doubt, the fare— controversial issues without doubt, the fare of the cancel switwrs — doubt, the fare of the cancel culture sweeping— doubt, the fare of the cancel culture sweeping the rest of the rastia— culture sweeping the rest of the rastia. wow,— culture sweeping the rest of the media. now, meghan markle media. now, the meghan markle rsiawasa— media. now, the meghan markle relaunch-fully— media. now, the meghan markle relaunch fully underway with relaunch is fully underway with the relaunch is fully underway with tas owsasss— relaunch is fully underway with the duchess of— relaunch is fully underway with the duchess of sussex throwing asrssit— the duchess of sussex throwing herself—public. herself into a string of public arsppaaass— herself into a string of public appearances-she- herself into a string of public appearances she went to appearances after she went to ground— appearances after she went to arowat during— appearances after she went to ground during the promotion of iaiass— ground during the promotion of prince—memoir. ground during the promotion of prince—memoir ,| prince harry's wicked memoir, soars.— prince harry's wicked memoir, stars. so— prince harry's wicked memoir, spare. so yesterday, my meghan 2.0 as— spare. so yesterday, my meghan 2.0 as its— spare. so yesterday, my meghan 2.0 as it's been— spare. so yesterday, my meghan 2.0 as it's been branded and asssarst— 2.0 as it's been branded and appeared alongside harry as a saata— appeared alongside harry as a santa barbara— appeared alongside harry as a santa barbara youth group to tisswss— santa barbara youth group to discuss mental— santa barbara youth group to discuss mental health in a royal styis— discuss mental health in a royal style engagement— discuss mental health in a royal style engagement that could tssoras— style engagement that could tssoras tas— style engagement that could become the norm if she pursues her become the norm if she pursues asr rwraoarst— become the norm if she pursues her rumoured political ambition statssits— her rumoured political ambition stateside remaining firmly stateside and remaining firmly in stateside and remaining firmly ia tas— stateside and remaining firmly in the limelight— stateside and remaining firmly in the limelight at the weekend, the in the limelight at the weekend, tas coasts— in the limelight at the weekend, the couple were— in the limelight at the weekend, the couple were papped, leaving a-rsstawraat— the couple were papped, leaving a-restaurant after- a sushi restaurant after rsoortstiy— a sushi restaurant after- reportedly_ hollywood reportedly dining with hollywood royaity— royalty, including gwyneth raitrow— royalty, including gwyneth| paltrow _ diaz. royalty, including gwyneth- paltrow _ diaz. and royalty, including gwyneth- paltrow_diaz. and in paltrow and cameron diaz. and in the paltrow and cameron diaz. and in tas asst— paltrow and cameron diaz. and in tas asst aow— paltrow and cameron diaz. and in tas asst aow .— paltrow and cameron diaz. and in the next hour , where meghan is the next hour, where meghan is tas— the next hour, where meghan is its to— the next hour, where meghan is its to assist— the next hour, where meghan is due to accept yet— the next hour, where meghan is due to accept yet another high srotiis— due to accept yet another high srotiis saara— due to accept yet another high profile sham award as she is sausa— profile sham award as she is called, tas— profile sham award as she is called, the women of vision for her called, the women of vision for as wort— called, the women of vision for her work empowering and atwosatiaa— her work empowering and advocating on— her work empowering and advocating on behalf of women aaa— advocating on behalf of women aat sits— advocating on behalf of women and girls alongside the black wotss— and girls alongside the black voters matter. _ and girls alongside the black voters matter. co—founder iatosaa— voters matter. co—founder latosha brown.— voters matter. co—founder latosha brown. this is

fascinating.- latosha brown. this is fascinating. by the way, given sas-s— fascinating. by the way, given she's admitted— fascinating. by the way, given she's admitted she only works asar— she's admitted she only works one hour a week— she's admitted she only works one hour a week for charity . one hour a week for charity. iisaawtiis— one hour a week for charity. meanwhile, hapless husband harry has meanwhile, hapless husband harry aas iawasast— meanwhile, hapless husband harry has launched a— meanwhile, hapless husband harry has launched a renewed attempt to pay— has launched a renewed attempt to pay tor— has launched a renewed attempt to pay tor potiss— has launched a renewed attempt to pay for police protection in tas— to pay for police protection in tas-wiaaiaa- to pay for police protection in the-winning his- to pay for police protection in the winning his bid the uk after winning his bid tast— the uk after winning his bid tast-to— the uk after winning his bid last to challenge the home last year to challenge the home sttiss-s— last year to challenge the home office's original— last year to challenge the home office's original 2020 decision, waist— office's original 2020 decision, waisa as— office's original 2020 decision, which he claims— office's original 2020 decision, which he claims is— office's original 2020 decision, which he claims is unlawful. however, government and police iawysrs— however, government and police iawysrs tott— however, government and police lawyers told the _ however, government and police lawyers told the duke of sussex totay—saaaot- lawyers told the duke of sussex today _cannot be i today that officers cannot be isostat— today that officers cannot be toaaat as— today that officers cannot be bought as private bodyguards for the bought as private bodyguards for tas wsaitay. — bought as private bodyguards for tas wsaitay. so— bought as private bodyguards for the wealthy. so tom bower, you srstistst— the wealthy. so tom bower, you predicted this,— the wealthy. so tom bower, you predicted this, didn't you? v/r:r. predicted this, didn't you? you sait— predicted this, didn't you? you said ttsrs— predicted this, didn't you? you said there was— predicted this, didn't you? you said there was going- predicted this, didn't you? you said there was going to- predicted this, didn't you? you said there was going to be another pr onslaught from meghan immediately after the coronation so got one so you've got that one completely can you completely right. can you believe harry's— ” 9 can you believe harry's fighting yet aaotasr— believe harry's fighting yet another legal— believe harry's fighting yet another legal battle? x believe harry's fighting yet another legal battle? 53x 5.x another legal battle? six, six in at. — another legal battle? six, six in at. art— another legal battle? six, six in all. and in— another legal battle? six, six in all. and in the end, i think he's going to find himself feeling very miserable because he can't beat the government on whether he can buy the police or not. and the whole media argument which is raging at the moment against the daily mirror in piers in particularly against piers morgan , seems to a bit thin. morgan, seems to be a bit thin. i mean, it really quite i mean, it really is quite extraordinary today . the court extraordinary today. the court didn't sit in the afternoon

because witness , a because harry's chief witness, a journalist, suddenly forgot to come in to be cross—examined . come in to be cross—examined. this is a man who was accused of being a drunk and a drug addict and found that questioning a bit abusive. and clearly had a headache. but altogether , you headache. but altogether, you know, assault on the media know, his assault on the media can't end well because he is using a lawyer. sherburne bourne, who is a bit of a smear merchant, not very and not very popular, hideous in the in the in the courts against a pukka cross—examiner green and the judge will have already made up his mind. what what the outcome is going to be regardless of what happens in the court. is going to be regardless of what happens in the court . and i what happens in the court. and i think harry is going to find it very, very difficult to actually win this case. but yesterday, we aaa— win this case. but yesterday, we aat tats— win this case. but yesterday, we had this extraordinary- i“ , but yesterday, we had this extraordinary moment wasrs— had this extraordinary moment wasrs taat— had this extraordinary moment where that odd— had this extraordinary moment where that odd little bloke was-s— where that odd little bloke was-s srstty— where that odd little bloke who's pretty much a propagandist for who's pretty much a propagandist tor warty— who's pretty much a propagandist tor warry aaa— who's pretty much a propagandist for harry and meghan, he's saitst— for harry and meghan, he's called omid_ for harry and meghan, he's called omid scobie , looks very called omid scobie, looks very ott. — called omid scobie, looks very ott. rais— called omid scobie, looks very odd. this bloke— called omid scobie, looks very odd. this bloke .— called omid scobie, looks very odd. this bloke. but- called omid scobie, looks very odd. " g " odd. this bloke. but he goes in and he says, oh , i was on and he says, oh, i was on a week's work experience at the sunday people. you know, the

wort— sunday people. you know, the work experience,— sunday people. you know, the work experience, kid. - : you know, the work experience, kid. but they tott— work experience, kid. but they tsit aas— work experience, kid. but they told me everything about phone hacking, i very hacking, which i think is very hard to believe. it really tests his credibility. but what my biggest issue was is he said under oath in court , i have under oath in court, i have never socialised with prince harry. problem is , is in his harry. problem is, is in his toot— harry. problem is, is in his toot taat— harry. problem is, is in his book that harry— problem is, is in his book that harry hagiography finding— book that harry hagiography finding freedom and the protoaws— finding freedom and the srotoows, as— finding freedom and the prologue, he admits to going to a smatt— prologue, he admits to going to a small drinks— prologue, he admits to going to a small drinks gathering with harry. — a small drinks gathering with harry. ss— a small drinks gathering with harry. so where— a small drinks gathering with harry. g harry. so where was he lying, tom? was he lying in court or was he lying in his book? well, he was lying altogether.- g " " 7 well, he was lying altogether. but waat-s— he was lying altogether. but what's hilarious— he was lying altogether. but what's hilarious is that here's tas— what's hilarious is that here's tas aa— what's hilarious is that here's tas was— what's hilarious is that here's the man who gave inaccurate statsrasat— the man who gave inaccurate statement that— the man who gave inaccurate statement that when he wrote the soot,— statement that when he wrote the toss-tita-t— statement that when he wrote the book,.didn't-and- statement that when he wrote the book, didn't and was book, he didn't know and was wwraaasaaly— book, he didn't know and was unaware any help from meghan unaware of any help from meghan and unaware of any help from meghan aat warty,— unaware of any help from meghan and harry,-course- unaware of any help from meghan and harry,-course ,- unaware of any help from meghan and harry, course , he and harry, when, of course, he got— and harry, when, of course, he got taat— and harry, when, of course, he got taat asto— and harry, when, of course, he got that help over— and harry, when, of course, he got that help over a 2.5 hour briefing-— got that help over a 2.5 hour tristiao. wat— got that help over a 2.5 hour briefing. and he— got that help over a 2.5 hour briefing. and he knew that it came from harry— briefing. and he knew that it came from harry and more irasortaatty— came from harry and more importantly, says how he and importantly, he says how he and iisaaaa— importantly, he says how he and risoaaa hugged— importantly, he says how he and meghan hugged her last day in meghan hugged on her last day in swstiaaaara — meghan hugged on her last day in buckingham palace. so you know, of buckingham palace. so you know, st as-s— buckingham palace. so you know, of course he's lying. _ buckingham palace. so you know, of course he's lying. he is. and twt— of course he's lying. he is. and twt tas— of course he's lying. he is. and twt tas iwtos— of course he's lying. he is. and but the judge knows that that's the but the judge knows that that's tas wists— but the judge knows that that's the whole point. _ but the judge knows that that's the whole point. scobie's

switsass— the whole point. scobie's switsass .— the whole point. scobie's evidence . and- the whole point. scobie's evidence . and what's important evidence. and what's important is taat— evidence. and what's important is taat as— evidence. and what's important is that he didn't— evidence. and what's important is that he didn't name the asso— is that he didn't name the ssso was— is that he didn't name the person who told him how to hack. iatsst— person who told him how to hack. iatsst — person who told him how to hack. iatsst i— person who told him how to hack. indeed i wonder— person who told him how to hack. indeed i wonder and— person who told him how to hack. indeed i wonder and i- person who told him how to hack. indeed : a�*r: : indeed i wonder and i wonder why. i wonder why. look, meghan's getting an award, even though she spends a grand total of one hour a week working for her charity. yeah, but don't worry,— her charity. yeah, but don't worry, isaa— her charity. yeah, but don't worry, isaa .— her charity. yeah, but don't worry, dan , this— her charity. yeah, but don't worry, dan , this is- it"s?” ear yeah, but don't worry, dan , this is going to go worry, dan, this is going to go oa-wiii— worry, dan, this is going to go oa-wiii ts— worry, dan, this is going to go on.-will be able- worry, dan, this is going to go on.-will be able to- worry, dan, this is going to go on. will be able to find on. she will be able to find someone always— on. she will be able to find someone always who will give her an award, because— someone always who will give her an award, because that gives awat — an award, because that gives| await—aiwss award. well, because it gives tas— award. well, because it gives the-relations- award. well, because it gives the-relations the - the aukus relations the swttisity— the aukus relations the publicity want . somehow publicity they want. somehow tats— publicity they want. somehow tats-grows- publicity they want. somehow tats-grows is- publicity they want. somehow this-group is now. publicity they want. somehow this group is now going this unknown group is now going to ast— this unknown group is now going to ost atotai— this unknown group is now going to get global attention . that's to get global attention. that's waat— to get global attention. that's waat its— to get global attention. that's waat its at— to get global attention. that's what it's all about. you pay is a wia— what it's all about. you pay is a wia wia— what it's all about. you pay is a win win situation for them. was— a win win situation for them. was iisaaaa— a win win situation for them. and meghan will clearly believe that and meghan will clearly believe taat sas— and meghan will clearly believe taat sas is— and meghan will clearly believe that she is once— and meghan will clearly believe that she is once more heading aaaia— that she is once more heading aoaia towarts— that she is once more heading again towards heaven . it's time again towards heaven. it's time for again towards heaven. it's time tor a— again towards heaven. it's time tor a isost— again towards heaven. it's time for a boer bombshell. again towards heaven. it's time for a boer bombshell . for a boer bombshell. tom, ysrs— for a boer bombshell. tom, yr tsariaa— for a boer bombshell. tom, you're hearing of some post—coronation tensions between queen camilla and the princess of wales. kate absolutely. what is wsry— of wales. kate absolutely. what is very interesting— kate absolutely. what is very interesting was i heard trom— is very interesting was i heard trora ososts— is very interesting was i heard from people who— is very interesting was i heard from people who were very, very rawsa — from people who were very, very much involved _ from people who were very, very much involved 20— from people who were very, very much involved 20 odd years ago, taaa— much involved 20 odd years ago, taaa zo— much involved 20 odd years ago, more than 20 years— much involved 20 odd years ago, more than 20 years ago in wes

strsstiaa— more than 20 years ago in wes strsstiaa .— more than 20 years ago in wes streeting , resurrecting camilla, streeting, resurrecting camilla, tasir— streeting, resurrecting camilla, tasiriot— streeting, resurrecting camilla, tasir tot was— streeting, resurrecting camilla, their job was to— streeting, resurrecting camilla, their job was to take her from tas— their job was to take her from tas raistrsss— their job was to take her from the mistress in— their job was to take her from the mistress in 1996 and get her to ss— the mistress in 1996 and get her to is assa— the mistress in 1996 and get her to be queen. and— the mistress in 1996 and get her to be queen. and they were atsoiatsiy— to be queen. and they were absolutely furious that they wst— absolutely furious that they weren't invited— absolutely furious that they weren't invited to the coronation- weren't invited to the coronation and there are dozens of coronation and there are dozens st ssosis— coronation and there are dozens st people was— coronation and there are dozens of people who helped camilla tssoras— of people who helped camilla become what— of people who helped camilla become what she— of people who helped camilla become what she is today. the swssa— become what she is today. the swssa aaa— become what she is today. the swssa aat ast— become what she is today. the queen and not the— become what she is today. the queen and not the mistress who tsiaa— queen and not the mistress who was being pelted— queen and not the mistress who was being pelted with brown, stowa— was being pelted with brown, trowa rotis— was being pelted with brown, brown rolls .— was being pelted with brown, brown rolls . if— was being pelted with brown, brown rolls . if you look at the brown rolls. if you look at the coroaatioa— brown rolls. if you look at the coronation footage , as the king coronation footage, as the king aaa— coronation footage, as the king aat awssa— coronation footage, as the king and swssa ars— coronation footage, as the king and queen are leave the thrones aaa— and queen are leave the thrones aat asaa— and queen are leave the thrones aat asat tor— and queen are leave the thrones and head for the— and queen are leave the thrones and head for the exit of westminster— and head for the exit of westminster abbey on the coroaatioa— westminster abbey on the coronation saturday, you'll see taat— coronation saturday, you'll see taat ssoryas— coronation saturday, you'll see that everyone bows and curtsies to tas— that everyone bows and curtsies to tas king— that everyone bows and curtsies to tas king aaa— that everyone bows and curtsies to the king and no— that everyone bows and curtsies to the king and no one moves a irat— to the king and no one moves a iirat .— to the king and no one moves a iirat , a— to the king and no one moves a limb , a muscle.— to the king and no one moves a limb , a muscle. when camilla limb, a muscle. when camilla sassss— limb, a muscle. when camilla sassss wat— limb, a muscle. when camilla passes us. and that was because tasy— passes us. and that was because tasy sws— passes us. and that was because tasy aaary— passes us. and that was because they were angry with camilla. caraiiia— they were angry with camilla. camilla brought— they were angry with camilla. camilla brought 20 parker sowiss-s— camilla brought 20 parker bowles's to— camilla brought 20 parker bowles's to the coronation. iasrs— bowles's to the coronation. iasrs sws— bowles's to the coronation. there were four— bowles's to the coronation. there were four middletons, all the there were four middletons, all tas psosis— there were four middletons, all tas people taat— there were four middletons, all the people that helped camilla get the people that helped camilla ast tas— the people that helped camilla ost ias stowa— the people that helped camilla get the crown on— the people that helped camilla get the crown on her head were sxsiwtst— get the crown on her head were excluded from _ get the crown on her head were excluded from that— get the crown on her head were

excluded from that coronation aaas — excluded from that coronation aaas wat— excluded from that coronation aaas aat tasy— excluded from that coronation anne and they were furious. and not anne and they were furious. and aot oaiy— anne and they were furious. and aot oaiy taat— anne and they were furious. and not only that, kate— anne and they were furious. and not only that, kate and william aaoty— not only that, kate and william aaary, too,— not only that, kate and william were angry, too, and that anger, of were angry, too, and that anger, st warty— were angry, too, and that anger, of course, harry was angry. that aaasr— of course, harry was angry. that aaasr wsat— of course, harry was angry. that anger went right— of course, harry was angry. that anger went right through that smatt— anger went right through that sraait sart— anger went right through that sraait part ot— anger went right through that small part of the congregation by small part of the congregation ty tas— small part of the congregation ty tas ttroas— small part of the congregation by the throne, by— small part of the congregation by the throne, by the whole the ssats — by the throne, by the whole the ssats ot— by the throne, by the whole the centre of westminster abbey . and centre of westminster abbey. and in centre of westminster abbey. and ia taat— centre of westminster abbey. and in that moment,— centre of westminster abbey. and in that moment, it— centre of westminster abbey. and in that moment, it was atsoiwtsiy— in that moment, it was absolutely noticeable to those assets— absolutely noticeable to those people was-t— absolutely noticeable to those people who'd been excluded from the coronation— people who'd been excluded from the coronation that— people who'd been excluded from the coronation that nobody, let aioas— the coronation that nobody, let aioas tats— the coronation that nobody, let aioas tats .— the coronation that nobody, let alone kate , curtsied to queen alone kate, curtsied to queen caraiiia. — alone kate, curtsied to queen camilla. wow. _ alone kate, curtsied to queen camilla. wow. and- alone kate, curtsied to queen camilla. ' r: r: r: " e camilla. wow. and kate didn't even allow her sister and brother to bring their partners to. and what was there noticeable— to. and what was there noticeable was- and what was there noticeable was that the windsor soassrt— noticeable was that the windsor soassrt tas— noticeable was that the windsor concert the following day , concert the following day, wiiiiara — concert the following day, william makes no reference to owssa— william makes no reference to queen camilla.— william makes no reference to queen camilla. and so there is a tsasioa— queen camilla. and so there is a tsasioa tasrs. — queen camilla. and so there is a tension there. and— queen camilla. and so there is a tension there. and the whole potat— tension there. and the whole poiat srstisra— tension there. and the whole point problem with camilla is taat— point problem with camilla is taat sas— point problem with camilla is taat sas is— point problem with camilla is that she is exhausted at the raosat — that she is exhausted at the raosat sas— that she is exhausted at the moment. she is— that she is exhausted at the moment. she is a woman of 76. sts-s— moment. she is a woman of 76. sas-s sraotst— moment. she is a woman of 76. she's smoked heavily all her tits— she's smoked heavily all her tits aaa— she's smoked heavily all her life and she— she's smoked heavily all her life and she is— she's smoked heavily all her life and she is not well, those was— life and she is not well, those was rast— life and she is not well, those was rast asr— life and she is not well, those who met her in— life and she is not well, those who met her in the weeks before the coronation— who met her in the weeks before the coronation noticed a very tasti— the coronation noticed a very aaa, ssry— the coronation noticed a very tired, very worn— the coronation noticed a very tired, very worn out woman with

tsiitais— tired, very worn out woman with tsiitais siaas— tired, very worn out woman with telltale signs of— tired, very worn out woman with telltale signs of age and she's sisariy— telltale signs of age and she's clearly exhausted— telltale signs of age and she's clearly exhausted by the whole taiaa. — clearly exhausted by the whole taiaa. irat— clearly exhausted by the whole thing. and that's— clearly exhausted by the whole thing. and that's why today kate was thing. and that's why today kate ia— thing. and that's why today kate was in bristol— thing. and that's why today kate was in bristol behaving like the ossa— was in bristol behaving like the ossa vsry— was in bristol behaving like the queen. very popular for the awaits.— queen. very popular for the orbits. sat— queen. very popular for the public. but camilla has disappeared— public. but camilla has disappeared .- public. but camilla has disappeared . and i think this is disappeared. and i think this is a vsry— disappeared. and i think this is a wsry .— disappeared. and i think this is a wsry , vsry— disappeared. and i think this is a wsry , wsry sat— disappeared. and i think this is a very , very sad day position a very, very sad day position for a very, very sad day position tor saariss— a very, very sad day position for charles to _ a very, very sad day position for charles to be— a very, very sad day position for charles to be in. he's got att— for charles to be in. he's got at tas— for charles to be in. he's got all the problems— for charles to be in. he's got all the problems of harry now toiiiaa— all the problems of harry now toiiiao ws— all the problems of harry now boiling up because there's no toast— boiling up because there's no toast tarry— boiling up because there's no toast harry is— boiling up because there's no doubt harry is going to, in his switsass— doubt harry is going to, in his switsass .— doubt harry is going to, in his switsass , is— doubt harry is going to, in his evidence , is named charles as evidence, is named charles as ot— evidence, is named charles as st tas— evidence, is named charles as one of the culprits— evidence, is named charles as one of the culprits of all his sarapaioa— one of the culprits of all his sarapaioa siaas— one of the culprits of all his campaign signs against him. he's got tas— campaign signs against him. he's got tas orotisra— campaign signs against him. he's got the problem with the police. wat— got the problem with the police. aat ot— got the problem with the police. and of course,— got the problem with the police. and of course, he's— got the problem with the police. and of course, he's got the srstisra — and of course, he's got the srstisra ow— and of course, he's got the problem now with andrew. voice: problem now with andrew. well, yes. — problem now with andrew. well, yea so— problem now with andrew. well, yea so sar— problem now with andrew. well, yea. so ws— problem now with andrew. well, yes. so can we talk— problem now with andrew. well, yes. so can we talk about this for a moment? because it's satraortiaary. — for a moment? because it's extraordinary. prince- 7 because it's extraordinary. prince andrew is ssssatiaiiy— extraordinary. prince andrew is essentially squatting now at his iiotty— essentially squatting now at his iiotty raaasioa— essentially squatting now at his motty mansion. it's the royal lodger— motty mansion. it's the royal lodger isa-t— motty mansion. it's the royal lodge, isn't it?— motty mansion. it's the royal lodge, isn't it? but it's a it's a mansion on— lodge, isn't it? but it's a it's a mansion on on— lodge, isn't it? but it's a it's a mansion on on the windsor sstats. — a mansion on on the windsor sstats. rosa— a mansion on on the windsor estate. even though the plan for a toas— estate. even though the plan for a toast tras— estate. even though the plan for a long time actually first rswsaist— a long time actually first revealed this— a long time actually first revealed this before the late owssa-s— revealed this before the late queen's death,— revealed this before the late queen's death, plan is to queen's death, the plan is to get— queen's death, the plan is to ost wiiiiara— queen's death, the plan is to get william into _ queen's death, the plan is to get william into royal lodge. but get william into royal lodge. sat airst— get william into royal lodge. but first, i've— get william into royal lodge. but first, i've got to get

aatrsw— but first, i've got to get andrew out _ but first, i've got to get andrew out into frogmore cottage and andrew out into frogmore cottage aat as-s— andrew out into frogmore cottage aat as-s tast— andrew out into frogmore cottage and he's just refusing to go. war.— and he's just refusing to go. wait. tss— and he's just refusing to go. wait. has got— and he's just refusing to go. well, he's got legal- and he's just refusing to go. well, he's got legal grounds to refuse to go, of course, because he's a 70 year lease and of course he paid a lot of money. but the problem is he can't afford the maintenance of that building, be in building, which must be well in excess of million a year, excess of £1 million a year, well excess . it's vast well in excess. it's a vast space. so he is now literally in a in a cleft stick. what should he do? and without charles's help, he is really stuck there. and charles really has to force him out. there is no choice because . cause andrew must because. cause andrew must accept that he is now going to go into permanent obscurity. he looked too fool as a coronation with his garter garments. looked too fool as a coronation with his garter garments . that with his garter garments. that was his last hurrah. but i just feel that charles is exhausted by it all and will become even more exhausted with the condition of camilla, with the tension between camilla and william and kate, and with all the other problems which are acute relating of too much estate and financial problems . a

estate and financial problems. a growing republican movement . you growing republican movement. you know, he himself is 74. he's a bit exhausted by it all. and harry and meghan's- : and harry and meghan's attacks e : e and harry and meghan's attacks are not harry and meghan's attacks are aot stop. — harry and meghan's attacks are aot stop. was— harry and meghan's attacks are not stop. and they're- harry and meghan's attacks are not stop. ' r: ”r: gt] g harry and meghan's attacks are not stop. r: gt] g not stop. and they're going to go on. and so he'll want to box in andrew and silence him. but the problem is that andrew, instead of being noble and being discreet understanding discreet and understanding that he is the author of his own misfortune , is just going to misfortune, is just going to make it very much harder for the royal family. and that's all some these didn't some of these things didn't happen and happen under the queen. and that's problem with charles. that's the problem with charles. he generates problems and that is a great misfortune . what is a great misfortune. what about a bombshell- g what about a bombshell tonight ? about a bombshell tonight? atsoiwtsiy— about a bombshell tonight? absolutely loved it. tom harwood will absolutely loved it. tom harwood witi sssat— absolutely loved it. tom harwood will speak next— absolutely loved it. tom harwood will speak next week. you will speak next week. thank you so sausa— will speak next week. thank you so must .— will speak next week. thank you so rawsa . sat— will speak next week. thank you so much . but it's— will speak next week. thank you so much . but it's now to so much. but it's time now to assai— so much. but it's time now to reveal tonight's— so much. but it's time now to reveal tonight's greatest sritaia— reveal tonight's greatest sritaia ia— reveal tonight's greatest britain in union jackass . .�*i�*iig britain in union jackass. my superstar— britain in union jackass. my superstar panel— britain in union jackass. my superstar panel return , amanda superstar panel return, amanda patel, who's your nominee for greatest briton? mine are those for greatest briton? mine are those tor taatastis— greatest briton? mine are those for fantastic people _ g 7 mine are those for fantastic people who took on the for fantastic people who took on tas — for fantastic people who took on the eco warriors— for fantastic people who took on the eco warriors who claim tasy-rs— the eco warriors who claim they're reclaiming our streets aaa— they're reclaiming our streets and basically— they're reclaiming our streets and basically pushed them off the and basically pushed them off tas strsst— and basically pushed them off tas strsst. i— and basically pushed them off the street. i just— and basically pushed them off the street. i just wish they'd all the street. i just wish they'd at 90 — the street. i just wish they'd at 90 aaa—

the street. i just wish they'd at 90 and ast— the street. i just wish they'd all go and get a— the street. i just wish they'd all go and get a job like the asst— all go and get a job like the rsst ot— all go and get a job like the rsst st — all go and get a job like the rest of us. this— all go and get a job like the rest of us. " d rest of us. this was so good. amanda i've got to play a little bit of it . bit of it. ihope bit of it. i hope you get cancer , you i hope you get cancer, you understand ? i understand . thank understand? i understand. thank you understand? i understand. thank yow .— understand? i understand. thank you. — understand? i understand. thank yow. oi.— understand? i understand. thank you. or. it— understand? i understand. thank you. or. itwas— understand? i understand. thank you . oh, it was just great you. oh, it was just great seeing the public fighting back. absolutely loved it. i'm on your tor— absolutely loved it. i'm on your nominee for greatest britain. i taiat— nominee for greatest britain. i taiat its— nominee for greatest britain. i taiat its got— nominee for greatest britain. i think it's got to— nominee for greatest britain. i think it's got to be the home sssrstary,— think it's got to be the home secretary, suella— think it's got to be the home secretary, suella braverman. taa— secretary, suella braverman. i-aa vsry— secretary, suella braverman. i-aa very simple-— secretary, suella braverman. i'm very simple. i— secretary, suella braverman. i'm very simple. ithink- secretary, suella braverman. i'm very simple. i think she's absolutely right. it's not xenophobic to want to control our borders, to . and this was our borders, to. and this was ot— our borders, to. and this was st asr— our borders, to. and this was some of her speech- : and this was some of her speech at the natcon conference. let's— some of her speech at the natcon conference. let's have a listen. wsat— conference. let's have a listen. vsaa waits— conference. let's have a listen. yeah white people— conference. let's have a listen. yeah white people do not exist in yeah white people do not exist ia a— yeah white people do not exist ia a ssssiai— yeah white people do not exist in a special state— yeah white people do not exist in a special state of sin or soitsstiws— in a special state of sin or collective guilt— in a special state of sin or collective guilt . h: : collective guilt. nobody should be blamed for things that happened before they were born . happened before they were born. and rebecca, read your greatest

sritaia— and rebecca, read your greatest sritaia iss— and rebecca, read your greatest britain mines honouring. e britain mines honouring. it's marita— britain mines honouring. it's martha stewart— britain mines honouring. it's martha stewart who- britain mines honouring. it's martha stewart who is- britain mines honouring. it's martha stewart who is on the front cover of sports illustrated looking amazing. she's 81 and she's rocking a bikini on the front of a magazine. i love that for her. yeah, i have to say, she's come a toas— yeah, i have to say, she's come a toao way— yeah, i have to say, she's come a toao way trora — yeah, i have to say, she's come a long way from that stint in tatt— a long way from that stint in iaii, aasa-t— a long way from that stint in jail, hasn't she?— a long way from that stint in jail, hasn't she? well done, iiartaa— jail, hasn't she? well done, martha stewart.— jail, hasn't she? well done, martha stewart. there she's an asst— martha stewart. there she's an icon. good-but- martha stewart. there she's ani icon. good-but-i've icon. good work. but look, i've got amanda patel and got to go with amanda patel and those anti eco mob warriors. i watched that full video earlier, amanda, and it made me so happy because thought actually , because i thought actually, actually i wanted to be there. yeah, totally. brits are full of common not going common sense and i'm not going to up with this rubbish any to put up with this rubbish any longer. union longer. amanda, who's your union jack house nominee tonight? well, i'm very say that well, i'm very sad to say that it's schofield. ithink it's phillip schofield. i think he harassing it's phillip schofield. i think. he_harassing holly he should stop harassing holly and he should stop harassing holly aaa-sait— he should stop harassing holly and-exit-he's- he should stop harassing holly and exit he's pushed and just exit before he's pushed tssawss— and just exit before he's pushed tssawss-aoiaa— and just exit before he's pushed because-going to- and just exit before he's pushed because going to get because he's going to get pwsast. — because he's going to get pwsast. i— because he's going to get pushed. i think- because he's going to get. pushed. i think-right because he's going to get- pushed. i think-right. pushed. i think you're right. just go gracefully— pushed. i think you're right. just go gracefully .— pushed. i think you're right. just go gracefully . go- just go gracefully. go orasstwtiy— just go gracefully. go gracefully because holly doesn't waat— gracefully because holly doesn't waat you— gracefully because holly doesn't waat yow tasrs— gracefully because holly doesn't want you there . _ gracefully because holly doesn't want you there . ' r: gracefully because holly doesn't want you there . 'r: gracefully because holly doesn't want you there . ' r: :7r: want you there. and at the end of day, tv's brutal. she's of the day, tv's brutal. she's the biggest star— of the day, tv's brutal. she's the biggest star now- of the day, tv's brutal. she's the biggest star now . - of the day, tv's brutal. she's the biggest star now . and. and the biggest star now. and. and i'm the biggest star now. and. and i-aa -ttat— the biggest star now. and. and i'm that he's now soiled i'm afraid that he's now soiled goods. i'm afraid that he's now soiled goods . yeah. not saying anything goods. yeah. not saying anything more. yeah. okay. okay. i know

the lawyers are watching. i hear you, amanda. google your nominee. it's an honorary union jackass ithink nominee. it's an honorary union jackass i think the duchess of viraiaia— jackass i think the duchess of viraiaia .— jackass i think the duchess of virginia , meghan— , i think the duchess of virginia , meghan markle for her virginia, meghan markle for her rotat— virginia, meghan markle for her rowat rotata— virginia, meghan markle for her round robin award— virginia, meghan markle for her round robin award for virtue siaaaitiaa— round robin award for virtue signalling wokery. i mean, waat-s— signalling wokery. i mean, was tas— signalling wokery. i mean, what's the sham award she's asttiaa— what's the sham award she's asttiao tor— what's the sham award she's getting for charity? she's atmittst— getting for charity? she's admitted she— getting for charity? she's admitted she does . one hour admitted she does. one hour a week. oh, my goodness. rebecca asaa— week. oh, my goodness. rebecca rsat your— week. oh, my goodness. rebecca rsat yowr ioa— week. oh, my goodness. rebecca read your union jack— oh, my goodness. rebecca read your union jack ace nominee arias— read your union jack ace nominee iiias is— read your union jack ace nominee iiias is isaaay— read your union jack ace nominee mine is danny kruger, mp for sayiaa— mine is danny kruger, mp for sayiaa taat— mine is danny kruger, mp for saying that the— mine is danny kruger, mp for saying that the only basis for a sats— saying that the only basis for a sats aaa— saying that the only basis for a safe and functioning society is a raotasr— safe and functioning society is a raotasr aaa— safe and functioning society is a mother and a— safe and functioning society is a mother and a father who are stit— a mother and a father who are still married. _ a mother and a father who are still married. so— a mother and a father who are still married. ”r: still married. so apparently same sex parents and single parents are contributing to an unsafe society which as a single parent i think is one of the rudest things i've ever heard anyone say. here's a little bit of anyone say. here's a little bit st waat— anyone say. here's a little bit of what kruger— anyone say. here's a little bit of what kruger had- here's a little bit of what kruger had to say. ' of what kruger had to say. a asraawsati— of what kruger had to say. a normative family— of what kruger had to say. a normative family held together by marriage, by mother and father together the father sticking together for the sake children and the sake of the children and the sake of the children and the sake of the children and the sake of their own parents and the themselves. this the sake of themselves. this is the sake of themselves. this is the only possible basis for a safe and successful society .

safe and successful society. bother him when boris johnson was his best mate. yeah. and i taiat— was his best mate. yeah. and i think rebecca— was his best mate. yeah. and i think rebecca should- " yeah. and i think rebecca should win that. dani— think rebecca should win that. d... it— think rebecca should win that. d... it catwa— think rebecca should win that. dan, if calvin robinson- think rebecca should win that. dan, if calvin robinson was here tonight , dan, if calvin robinson was here tonight, he'd be very much disagreeing with you here. no, no, of course he's got to be awasaa.— no, of course he's got to be almond. bogle— no, of course he's got to be almond. bogle it's got to be awasaa.— almond. bogle it's got to be almond. bogle— almond. bogle it's got to be almond. bogle i'm sorry. meghan watts— almond. bogle i'm sorry. meghan iiartis is— almond. bogle i'm sorry. meghan iiartis is tas— almond. bogle i'm sorry. meghan markle is the jackass because sts-s— markle is the jackass because sas-s winning— markle is the jackass because she's winning an— markle is the jackass because she's winning an award her she's winning an award for her starity— she's winning an award for her saarity-taowaa- she's winning an award for her charity, though she's charity, even though she's atraittst— charity, even though she's admitted-one- charity, even though she's admitted one hour charity admitted doing one hour charity wort— admitted doing one hour charity work—ludicrous- admitted doing one hour charity work—ludicrous. . work a week. it's ludicrous. tt— work a week. it's ludicrous. i-t airs— work a week. it's ludicrous. i-t airs it— work a week. it's ludicrous. rt airs it to— work a week. it's ludicrous. i'd give it to you— work a week. it's ludicrous. i'd give it to you about- work a week. it's ludicrous. i'd give it to you about almond bogle i would. amanda platell. itstsssa— bogle i would. amanda platell. rebecca meet— bogle i would. amanda platell. rebecca meet my— g : amanda platell. rebecca meet my superstar panel. iaaat— rebecca meet my superstar panel. iaaat you— rebecca meet my superstar panel. iaaat you so— rebecca meet my superstar panel. thank you so much— rebecca meet my superstar panel. thank you so much for your sorapaay. — thank you so much for your company. thank- thank you so much for your company. thank you for your company. thank you for your company too. i'm back tomorrow trom— company too. i'm back tomorrow from-headliners- company too. i'm back tomorrow from-headliners is- company too. i'm back tomorrow from-headliners is next. from 9 pm. headliners is next. soot— from 9 pm. headliners is next. soot aiaat— from 9 pm. headliners is next. soot aiaat .—

you're watching gb news. the top story— you're watching gb news. the top story tats— you're watching gb news. the top story this tour.— you're watching gb news. the top story this hour, the prime minister has been addressing the council of europe, saying the world's most vulnerable people are paying the price for unlawful migration. he's been telling world leaders that the that the international system for policing human trafficking isn't working . that's as the isn't working. that's as the government tries here at home to implement the illegal migration bill, which is currently going through the house of lords. the new law aims tackle small new law aims to tackle small boat crossings, sending asylum seekers home or to a third country. illegal migration exploits the most vulnerable . exploits the most vulnerable. it risks crowding out those with a asawias— it risks crowding out those with a asawias tor— it risks crowding out those with a genuine for case— it risks crowding out those with a genuine for case asylum, and it stays—

a genuine for case asylum, and it strays as— a genuine for case asylum, and it strays as the— a genuine for case asylum, and it strays as the trust that our