you're watching gb news. the top story— you're watching gb news. the top story this— you're watching gb news. the top story this hour.— 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 genuine— it risks crowding out those with a genuine for— it risks crowding out those with a genuine for case— it risks crowding out those with a genuine for case asylum, and it strays—

a genuine for case asylum, and it stays at— a genuine for case asylum, and it strays as the— a genuine for case asylum, and it strays as the trust that our citizens— it strays as the trust that our citizens have— it strays as the trust that our citizens have kyiv not just in our domestic— citizens have kyiv not just in our domestic borders , but in the our domestic borders, but in the international— our domestic borders, but in the international system . 5“: international system. um, and that-t— international system. um, and tttt-t why— international system. um, and tttt-t why to— international system. um, 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 jurisdictions means to end illegal migration and stop the boats . downing street says the boats. downing street says the boats. downing street says the tu— the boats. downing street says the tu ent— the boats. downing street says the eu and the— the boats. downing street says the eu and the uk— downing street says the eu and the uk have agreed at the eu and the uk have agreed at the ethe— the eu and the uk have agreed at the same meeting— the eu and the uk have agreed at the same meeting to strengthen their— the same meeting to strengthen their cooperation _ the same meeting to strengthen their cooperation ._ the same meeting to strengthen their cooperation . action on their cooperation. action on international— their cooperation. action on international migration and the threat— international migration and the threat posed— international migration and the threat peeet hy— international migration and the threat posed by russia in there.— threat posed by russia in ukraine. rishi_ threat posed by russia in ukraine. rishi sunak and the hutch— ukraine. rishi sunak and the hutch three— ukraine. rishi sunak and the dutch prime minister mark rutte here— dutch prime minister mark rutte have agreed— dutch prime minister mark rutte here egreet te— dutch prime minister mark rutte have agreed to work together to tutt— have agreed to work together to htht th— have agreed to work together to build an international coalition to provide— build an international coalition to provide ukraine with combat air capabilities— to provide ukraine with combat air capabilities ,_ to provide ukraine with combat air capabilities , including air capabilities, including supporting— air capabilities, including supporting training to procuring t—te— supporting training to procuring t—te tighter— supporting training to procuring f—16 fighter jets— supporting training to procuring f—16 fighter jets ._ supporting training to procuring f—16 fighter jets . ukraine's f—16 fighter jets. ukraine's heetteht— f—16 fighter jets. ukraine's president, volodymyr zelenskyy joined— president, volodymyr zelenskyy joined the— president, volodymyr zelenskyy joined the council— president, volodymyr zelenskyy joined the council via video her,— joined the council via video tht, ent— joined the council via video her, end he— joined the council via video link, and he stressed the urgency— link, and he stressed the urgency ter— link, and he stressed the urgency for stronger air power. there— urgency for stronger air power. there he— urgency for stronger air power. there he stu— urgency for stronger air power. there is still much— urgency for stronger air power. there is still much to- urgency for stronger air power. there is still much to be- urgency for stronger air power. there is still much to be done. ukraine s 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 fighterjets missiles. we also need more than fighter jets , without which no fighter jets, without which no air defence system will be perfect and i am sure we will get there . this comes as south get there. this comes as south atnee-e— get there. this comes as south africa's president— gig ”rii; this comes as south africa's president says russia ent— africa's president says russia and ukraine— africa's president says russia and ukraine have also agreed to meet— and ukraine have also agreed to meet antenn— and ukraine have also agreed to meet african leaders to discuss a meet african leaders to discuss t nette— meet african leaders to discuss a peace nttn— meet african leaders to discuss a peace than to— meet african leaders to discuss a peace plan to end the war in ukraine.— a peace plan to end the war in ukraine. the— a peace plan to end the war in ukraine. the african leaders rente— ukraine. the african leaders peace mission— ukraine. the african leaders peace mission is— ukraine. the african leaders peace mission is being backed by athen— 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, uganda— african leaders of senegal, uganda to— african leaders of senegal, uganda to egypt. the democratic tenthhe— uganda to egypt. the democratic tenthhe et— uganda to egypt. the democratic republic of congo— uganda to egypt. the democratic republic of congo and zambia . republic of congo and zambia. heehtent— republic of congo and zambia. president zelenskyy has nreyhenety— president zelenskyy has previously stated that all theehen— previously stated that all russian troops must leave his country— russian troops must leave his country ter— russian troops must leave his country ten uny— russian troops must leave his country for any peace deal to tute— country for any peace deal to the hate— country for any peace deal to take nttee .— country for any peace deal to take place . now— country for any peace deal to take place . now news here at take place. now news here at home,— take place. now news here at hone, t— take place. now news here at hone, t n— take place. now news here at hone, t tn 5— take place. now news here at home, i in 5 adults are unnurentty— home, i in 5 adults are apparently finding it difficult to pay— apparently finding it difficult to pay the— apparently finding it difficult to pay bills and credit card renuynente— to pay bills and credit card repayments at— to pay bills and credit card repayments at the start of the year — repayments at the start of the yen. that-e— repayments at the start of the year. that's according to the ttnunettt— year. that's according to the financial conduct authority. reente— financial conduct authority. people struggling this way has

hereeeet— people struggling this way has hereueet hy— people struggling this way has increased by 3.1— people struggling this way has increased by 3.1 million since may— increased by 3.1 million since they teet— increased by 3.1 million since they test yetn — increased by 3.1 million since may last year. the number of truth— may last year. the number of ututte whe— may last year. the number of adults who missed bills or loan payments— adults who missed bills or loan payments tn— adults who missed bills or loan payments tn et— adults who missed bills or loan payments in at least three of the— payments in at least three of the nreyteue— payments in at least three of the previous six— payments in at least three of the previous six months have hneneet— the previous six months have hereneet hy— the previous six months have increased by 1.4— the previous six months have increased by 1.4 million , from increased by 1.4 million, from enz— increased by 1.4 million, from some 4.2 million— increased by 1.4 million, from some 4.2 million . and two some 4.2 million. and two neuttry— some 4.2 million. and two poultry workers— some 4.2 million. and two poultry workers in england have tenet— 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 , tested positive for bird flu, ntthnunh— tested positive for bird flu, although there _ tested positive for bird flu, although there are no signs of to hunnn— although there are no signs of to human human— although there are no signs of to human human transmission. neth— to human human transmission. heth eneee— to human human transmission. heth ne— to human human transmission. both cases are believed to be unten— both cases are believed to be ttntet tn— both cases are believed to be linked to the— both cases are believed to be linked to the same farm. the uk hentth— linked to the same farm. the uk health security— linked to the same farm. the uk health security agency is runntnn— health security agency is runntnn n— health security agency is running a programme of testing ushers— running a programme of testing unnenst tun-e— running a programme of testing workers who've come into contact utth— workers who've come into contact ntth the— workers who've come into contact with the infected— workers who've come into contact with the infected birds and have tnunehet— with the infected birds and have tnunthet nn— with the infected birds and have launched an investigation. test nesutts— launched an investigation. test nesutts shen— 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 ts— 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 hus— contaminated after inhaling the . tt-s— contaminated after inhaling the virus. it's unclear— contaminated after inhaling the virus . it's unclear if the virus. it's unclear if the second— virus. it's unclear if the second person - virus. it's unclear if the second person who was infected did second person who was infected ttt sc— second person who was infected ttt sc ntten— second person who was infected did so after inhalation or whether— did so after inhalation or whether they— did so after inhalation or whether they were infected in ether— whether they were infected in some other way— whether they were infected in some other way ._ whether they were infected in some other way . those are the some other way. those are the nest— some other way. those are the tntest nes— some other way. those are the latest news headlines. you are up to— latest news headlines. you are up to ente— latest news headlines. you are up to tnte nn— latest news headlines. you are up to date on tv,— latest news headlines. you are up to date on tv, online, dab+ tenths— up to date on tv, online, dab+ tnttc nnt— up to date on tv, online, dab+ radio and the— up to date on tv, online, dab+ radio and the tunein app. this is radio and the tunein app. this ts ch— radio and the tunein app. this ts ch hens— radio and the tunein app. this is gb news, britain's news.

channel i hellol channel hello and welcome to headliners . i'm and joining me . i'm leo kearse. and joining me tonight gold from tonight to shift the gold from the mud wednesday's papers, the mud of wednesday's papers, a good old boys josh howie and scott capurro. how are you both doing? depher. yeah i'm very enthusiastic. there that's what we like enthusiastic. there that's what we the to— enthusiastic. there that's what we like to see. _ enthusiastic. there that's what we like to see. i've- enthusiastic. there that's what we like to see. i've had a coffee. you've— we like to see. i've had a coffee. you've had- we like to see. i've had a coffee. you've had a- we like to see. “at: f you've had a coffee this coffee. you've had a coffee this the— coffee. you've had a coffee this ttne ct— coffee. you've had a coffee this ttne ct ntnht. — coffee. you've had a coffee this time of night. oh,— coffee. you've had a coffee this time of night. oh, my- f you've had a coffee this time of night. o" ctitt: you time of night. oh, my god. you shoute— time of night. oh, my god. you shcutt hnve— time of night. oh, my god. you should have checked— time of night. cit" ctitt: you should have checked with your utte— should have checked with your the first — should have checked with your wife first. anyway— should have checked with your wife first. anyway that's the shut— wife first. anyway that's the snntt chnt— wife first. anyway that's the small chat out— wife first. anyway that's the small chat out of the way. shntt— small chat out of the way. shntt tntt. — small chat out of the way. small talk. let's— small chat out of the way. small talk. let's have- small chat out of the way. small talk. let's have a quick look at the front pages of wednesday's papers. the daily mail has working— wednesday's papers. the daily mail has working from - 3: the daily mail has working from home fuels ut-s— mail has working from home fuels ut-s secent— mail has working from home fuels uk's second york— mail has working from home fuels uk's second york crisis . the uk's second york crisis. the tetennnnh— uk's second york crisis. the telegraph hns— uk's second york crisis. the telegraph has free speech at ntst— telegraph has free speech at ntst tn— telegraph has free speech at risk in trans— telegraph has free speech at risk in trans row.— telegraph has free speech at risk in trans row. oxford dons teth— risk in trans row. oxford dons tell students— risk in trans row. oxford dons tell students ._ risk in trans row. oxford dons tell students . and there's a tell students. and there's a ntctune— tell students. and there's a picture there _ tell students. and there's a picture there of— tell students. and there's a picture there of michael douglas getttnn— picture there of michael douglas netttng ttsset— picture there of michael douglas netttng ttsset hy— picture there of michael douglas getting kissed by his wife and his getting kissed by his wife and hts tnunhten— getting kissed by his wife and hts tnughten ,— getting kissed by his wife and his daughter , which is nice. the

his daughter, which is nice. the cunnttnn— his daughter, which is nice. the cunnttnn hns— his daughter, which is nice. the guardian has as— his daughter, which is nice. the guardian has as alarm as ntntsten-s— guardian has as alarm as minister's target housing stnntnnts— minister's target housing standards to— minister's target housing standards to cut asylum hotel hits.— standards to cut asylum hotel hits the— standards to cut asylum hotel bills. the times— standards to cut asylum hotel bills. the times leads with stnnnen. — bills. the times leads with starmer. i'll— bills. the times leads with starmer. i'll allow more homes in starmer. i'll allow more homes tn the— starmer. i'll allow more homes tn the green— starmer. i'll allow more homes in the green belt— starmer. i'll allow more homes in the green belt. starmer. i'll allow more homes in the green belt . in the green belt. the express hns— in the green belt. the express hns rh- heu— in the green belt. the express has pm. you must— in the green belt. the express has pm. you must let- in the green belt. 37w. you must let us deport has pm. you must let us deport tttennt— has pm. you must let us deport illegal migrants.— has pm. you must let us deport illegal migrants. and— 37w. you must let us deport illegal migrants. and finally annte. — illegal migrants. and finally annte. the— illegal migrants. and finally arnie. the metro- illegal migrants. and finally arnie. i2“; cctir�* arnie. the metro has 2.5 million are too sick to work . kicking are too sick to work. kicking off are too sick to work. kicking eh thts— are too sick to work. kicking off this in—depth_ are too sick to work. kicking off this in—depth look- c

thnt-s— benefits than pick fruit. thnt-s-uns- benefits than pick fruit. that's-was going. benefits than pick fruit. i that's-was going to benefits than pick fruit. - that's-was going to say. that's what i was going to say. if picked fruit before, if you ever picked fruit before, it's a really tough job. any job that involves-doing. that involves actually doing senethtnn— something tends to be very tthtcutt. — something tends to be very difficult. but— something tends to be very difficult. but picking and difficult. but picking fruit and scenes— difficult. but picking fruit and yengtes en— difficult. but picking fruit and veggies or picking fruit in nnntcutnn— veggies or picking fruit in particular is— veggies or picking fruit in particular is a— veggies or picking fruit in particular is a very, very what huh—ether- fruit grows in britain other then— fruit grows in britain other. then—on than apples, strawberries. oh cue—te- than apples, strawberries. oh cue—te etch.- than apples, strawberries. ohi cuz_to pick. yeah. cuz they're hard to pick. yeah. oh,— cuz they're hard to pick. yeah. on, nneunt— cuz they're hard to pick. yeah. oh, ground based— cuz they're hard to pick. yeah. oh, ground based fruit is hnstcntty— oh, ground based fruit is basically you've got all the utte— basically you've got all the ttttte-nnt— basically you've got all the little-and stuff- basically you've got all the little and stuff so little thorns and stuff so thnt-s— little thorns and stuff so that'slslightly- little thorns and stuff so that's slightly annoying. i'd that's a slightly annoying. i'd nether—nenttyi that's a slightly annoying. i'di rather_ really . rather be on my phone really. ttnht. — rather be on my phone really. ttnht. hut— rather be on my phone really. ttght. nut the— rather be on my phone really. right. but the main thing they-ne— right. but the main thing they're-with- right. but the main thing they're-with is- right. but the main thing they're with is free they're going with is free speech— they're going with is free speech ts— they're going with is free speech is at— they're going with is free speech is at risk in trans row extent— speech is at risk in trans row extent tens— speech is at risk in trans row oxford dons tell— speech is at risk in trans row oxford dons tell students. so thts— oxford dons tell students. so thts ts— oxford dons tell students. so this is oxford— oxford dons tell students. so this is oxford university. their tehnttnn— this is oxford university. their debating society— this is oxford university. their debating society has invited tnthteen— debating society has invited kathleen professor kathleen stect— kathleen professor kathleen stect nne— kathleen professor kathleen stock and because she has these nentty— stock and because she has these nentty ute— stock and because she has these really like disgusting opinions like really like disgusting opinions ttte ttne— really like disgusting opinions like like men— really like disgusting opinions like like men and women are two thtenent— like like men and women are two different biological— like like men and women are two different biological sexes and thet— different biological sexes and thnt tnnns— different biological sexes and that trans women . that's not that trans women. that's not ttsgusttnn. — that trans women. that's not ttsgusttng. tiny— that trans women. that's not disgusting. why would you say? wett— disgusting. why would you say? tuett tt-s— disgusting. why would you say? tuett us just— disgusting. why would you say? well it's just it's— disgusting. why would you say? well it's just it's horrific. thnt— well it's just it's horrific. thnt just— well it's just it's horrific. that just sounds like. well, hennhtc— that just sounds like. well, horrific, horrific_ that just sounds like. well, horrific, horrific stuff. yeah. if horrific, horrific stuff. yeah. h yeune— horrific, horrific stuff. yeah. if you're under— horrific, horrific stuff. yeah. if you're under 22, it is scary to if you're under 22, it is scary te thtnt— if you're under 22, it is scary to think that— if you're under 22, it is scary to think that you— if you're under 22, it is scary to think that you have to commit for to think that you have to commit ten the— to think that you have to commit ten the next— to think that you have to commit ten the next t— to think that you have to commit for the next, i don't— to think that you have to commit for the next, i don't know, 40 or for the next, i don't know, 40 en 50,— for the next, i don't know, 40 en 50, co— for the next, i don't know, 40

or 50, 80 years— for the next, i don't know, 40 or 50, 80 years to— for the next, i don't know, 40 or 50, 80 years to one biological— or 50, 80 years to one biological sex. it's horrible. reente— biological sex. it's horrible. reente went— biological sex. it's horrible. people want know a bit of, you then,— people want know a bit of, you know, diversity. _ people want know a bit of, you know, diversity. but i guess thts— know, diversity. but i guess thts ts— know, diversity. but i guess thts ts thts— know, diversity. but i guess this is this is— know, diversity. but i guess this is this is the difference between— this is this is the difference between biological sex and centen— between biological sex and gender, because biological sex tenents— gender, because biological sex tenents en— gender, because biological sex depends on your— gender, because biological sex depends on your chromosomes, nhtch— depends on your chromosomes, nhtch-tt-s— depends on your chromosomes, nhtch-tt-s very— depends on your chromosomes, which it's very difficult which are it's very difficult to nctuntty— which are it's very difficult to nctuntty-yeun- which are it's very difficult to actually your chromosomes actually change your chromosomes . it actually change your chromosomes .—tt ts— actually change your chromosomes .—tt ts nw- . you've got. well, it is now, hut—at- . you've got. well, it is now,| hut—at but but who knows? at some netnt— but but who knows? at some netnt. wett— but but who knows? at some netnt. weth tt— but but who knows? at some point. well, it was just a made up thtnn— point. well, it was just a made up thtnn thnt— point. well, it was just a made up thing that you're very old at netnt. — up thing that you're very old at netnt. we— up thing that you're very old at some point. we could probably buy— some point. we could probably huy n— some point. we could probably buy a microwave— some point. we could probably buy a microwave at a petrol stntten— buy a microwave at a petrol station. that'll_ buy a microwave at a petrol station. that'll change your. wett—yet. l station. that'll change your. i wett—yet. hut well, we're not there yet. but why?— well, we're not there yet. but whys-nntcte — well, we're not there yet. but why? - article is - well, we're not there yet. but why? article is slightly why? this article is slightly encouraging-— why? this article is slightly encouraging. sorry. just getting hect— encouraging. sorry. just getting hnctltt— encouraging. sorry. just getting hnctlttlthnt— encouraging. sorry. just getting back it that finally some back to it is that finally some ncnernttcs— back to it is that finally some. academics—standing back to it is that finally some. ace and ics_standing back to it is that finally some ace and ics wait standing back to it is that finally some acéand ics wait a standing back to it is that finally some ace and ics wait a minute, ng up and going, wait a minute, thts— up and going, wait a minute, hts-wrench— up and going, wait a minute, this wrong. these little this is wrong. these little teennne— this is wrong. these little teennge te— this is wrong. these little teenage 18 year idiots, they teenage 18 year old idiots, they ten-t— teenage 18 year old idiots, they ten-t net— teenage 18 year old idiots, they ten-t net te— teenage 18 year old idiots, they don't get to determine free speech— don't get to determine free speech nt— don't get to determine free speech at one— don't get to determine free speech at one of our culture , speech at one of our culture, ceuntry-s— speech at one of our culture, our country's leading cultural institutions— our country's leading cultural institutions and— our country's leading cultural institutions and educational institutions.— institutions and educational institutions. so— institutions and educational institutions. so 40 academics, tnctuttnn— institutions. so 40 academics, including professor richard hnwttns— including professor richard dawkins and— including professor richard dawkins and professor nigel ntnnnn— dawkins and professor nigel ntggnt hnwe— dawkins and professor nigel biggar, have basically signed thts— biggar, have basically signed thts tetten— biggar, have basically signed this letter going. wait a ntnute. — this letter going. wait a minute. this— this letter going. wait a minute. this is wrong. and nctuntty,— minute. this is wrong. and actually, finally, we're seeing people— actually, finally, we're seeing people standing— actually, finally, we're seeing people standing up for our nestty— people standing up for our mostly women— people standing up for our mostly women being able to detent— mostly women being able to defend their— mostly women being able to defend their rights , states

defend their rights, states ntnhts— defend their rights, states nghts nne— defend their rights, states rights and free speech as a free speech— rights and free speech as a free speech ns— rights and free speech as a free speech ns n— rights and free speech as a free speech, as a core— rights and free speech as a free speech, as a core principle of tehnte— speech, as a core principle of tehnte .— speech, as a core principle of debate , which— speech, as a core principle of debate , which it— speech, as a core principle of debate , which it has to be. debate, which it has to be. hecnuse— debate, which it has to be. hecnuse t— debate, which it has to be. because i mean, if an idea can't be because i mean, if an idea can't he chnttennect— because i mean, if an idea can't be challenged, you— because i mean, if an idea can't be challenged, you can't trust thnt— be challenged, you can't trust thnt teen— be challenged, you can't trust that idea because— be challenged, you can't trust that idea because somebody could just that idea because somebody could tust sew— that idea because somebody could just sny, wett— that idea because somebody could just say, well, that— that idea because somebody could just say, well, that idea hasn't teen— just say, well, that idea hasn't been questioned.— just say, well, that idea hasn't been questioned. it's just been nccentet— been questioned. it's just been nccentetlnn— been questioned. it's just been accepted an ideology and accepted as an ideology and nehety-s— accepted as an ideology and nobody's allowed you nobody's been allowed to, you knew— nobody's been allowed to, you knew-test— nobody's been allowed to, you knew-test h.— nobody's been allowed to, you know-test it. yeah,- nobody's been allowed to, you know test it. yeah, but know, logic test it. yeah, but you— know, logic test it. yeah, but yeu te— know, logic test it. yeah, but yeu te tntt— know, logic test it. yeah, but you to talk over— know, logic test it. yeah, but you to talk over me on this show all you to talk over me on this show nth-whet— you to talk over me on this show all-what about- you to talk over me on this show all-what about my- all the time. what about my ttense— all the time. what about my ttense hee— all the time. what about my ideas? free speech, whatever's anywny,— ideas? free speech, whatever's anywny, tn— ideas? free speech, whatever's anywny, tn the— ideas? free speech, whatever's anyway, in the guardian. can we move on from that?— anyway, in the guardian. can we move on from that? yes, we can. tetteus— move on from that? yes, we can. tetteus stery— move on from that? yes, we can. tedious story splits— move on from that? yes, we can. tedious story splits in the cunnttnn.— tedious story splits in the guardian. there's an alarm as ntntstens— guardian. there's an alarm as ntntstens ne— guardian. there's an alarm as ministers are targeting housing stnntnnts— ministers are targeting housing stnntnnts te— ministers are targeting housing standards to cut— ministers are targeting housing standards to cut asylum, hotels, hits— standards to cut asylum, hotels, httts .— standards to cut asylum, hotels, httts . the— standards to cut asylum, hotels, bills . the what's— standards to cut asylum, hotels, bills . the what's her standards to cut asylum, hotels, bills. the what's her name standards to cut asylum, hotels, bills . the what's her name wants bills. the what's her name wants to bills. the what's her name wants te net— bills. the what's her name wants te get suettn— bills. the what's her name wants to get suella wants— bills. the what's her name wants to get suella wants to get reente— to get suella wants to get neente eut— to get suella wants to get neente eut et— to get suella wants to get people out of hotels and into nntwnte— people out of hotels and into private accommodation to give hetets— private accommodation to give hetets n— private accommodation to give hotels a break.— private accommodation to give hotels a break. but what she ntse— hotels a break. but what she ntse wnnts— hotels a break. but what she also wants to— hotels a break. but what she also wants to do— hotels a break. but what she also wants to do is make it nessthte— also wants to do is make it nessthte ten— also wants to do is make it possible for our— also wants to do is make it possible for our landlords to net— possible for our landlords to net newe— possible for our landlords to net hnwe n— possible for our landlords to not have a licence to rent, whtch— not have a licence to rent, whtch nenns— not have a licence to rent, which means if— not have a licence to rent, which means if they don't go thneunh— which means if they don't go thneunh the— which means if they don't go through the licencing process, then— through the licencing process, then they— through the licencing process, then they don't— through the licencing process, then they don't have to have a centntn— then they don't have to have a certain amount— then they don't have to have a certain amount of— then they don't have to have a certain amount of standards. so they— certain amount of standards. so they nn— certain amount of standards. so they can squeeze— certain amount of standards. so they can squeeze as many people he— they can squeeze as many people tnte nrnees— they can squeeze as many people tnte ns— they can squeeze as many people into rooms as they— they can squeeze as many people

into rooms as they like or they ten-t— into rooms as they like or they tent-newne- into rooms as they like or they don't-provide, say,- don't need to provide, say, etectntctty— don't need to provide, say, electricity or— don't need to provide, say, electricity or hot and cold tne — electricity or hot and cold water. -don't. electricity or hot and cold water. - don't to water. they also don't need to newne— water. they also don't need to nnewte-ttne- water. they also don't need to provide fire alarms. provide anything. fire alarms. wett— provide anything. fire alarms. wet-thnt.— provide anything. fire alarms. well,-that. but- provide anything. fire alarms. well, that. but any sort well, there's that. but any sort of independent— well, there's that. but any sort of independent security for thtenent— of independent security for different families so they can snueee— different families so they can squeeze three _ different families so they can squeeze three families, two and a squeeze three families, two and n hnh— squeeze three families, two and a half families— squeeze three families, two and a half families into two in accommodation. people like it's going— accommodation. people like it's going te— accommodation. people like it's going te ne— accommodation. people like it's going to save me some some eney— going to save me some some eney yeu— going to save me some some eney yeu knew,— going to save me some some money, you know, they don't thtnt— money, you know, they don't thnt-n— money, you know, they don't thtnt-n tet— money, you know, they don't think-a lot of- money, you know, they don't think a lot of protesters think will a lot of protesters nne— think will a lot of protesters and conservatives and some conservatives think thts— and some conservatives think thtslnctuntty— and some conservatives think this-actually cost- and some conservatives think this actually cost money this is actually cost money hecnuse— this is actually cost money because-going. this is actually cost money. because-goingldo this is actually cost money- because-goingldo is because what it's going to do is it's because what it's going to do is he going— because what it's going to do is he going te— because what it's going to do is it's going to leave— because what it's going to do is it's going to leave people henett— it's going to leave people henett et— it's going to leave people bereft of proper housing and they-ne— bereft of proper housing and they-re going— bereft of proper housing and they-re going te— bereft of proper housing and they're going to start doing thtnns— they're going to start doing thtnns ute— they're going to start doing things like trying to raise eney — things like trying to raise rneney they— things like trying to raise money. they can from they're going— money. they can from they're going te— money. they can from they're going te stntt— money. they can from they're going to start begging on the streets— going to start begging on the streets nne— going to start begging on the streets and they— going to start begging on the streets and they start and i guess— streets and they start and i guess reente— streets and they start and i guess people going on trains trytng— guess people going on trains trytnglget— guess people going on trains trying get change people. trying to get change for people. ant— trying to get change for people. ant thnt-s— trying to get change for people. and that's going— trying to get change for people. and that's going to cause all sens— and that's going to cause all sents et— and that's going to cause all sorts of problems. people could get—conditions. get ill because the conditions n-ent— get ill because the conditions aren't sanitary.— get ill because the conditions aren't sanitary. that aren't sanitary. there's that i hete— aren't sanitary. there's that i hnte-the— aren't sanitary. there's that i hate -the word- aren't sanitary. there's that i hate the word begging, hate saying the word begging, but—outbreaks- hate saying the word begging, but—outbreaks of. but we've seen outbreaks of ttnhthentn — but we've seen outbreaks of- diphtheria. _illegal diphtheria. yes. amongst illegal tnntgnnnts. — diphtheria. yes. amongst illegal immigrants. yeah, this immigrants. so. so, yeah, this is immigrants. so. so, yeah, this ts n— immigrants. so. so, yeah, this is a government— immigrants. so, yeah, this is a government spokesperson sett— is a government spokesperson said-temporarily- is a government spokesperson said temporarily removing said by temporarily removing thts— this licencing requirement, wett— this licencing requirement, we-tt-te— this licencing requirement, we'll-to acquire. we'll be able to acquire more suttnhte— we'll be able to acquire more suitable-term- we'll be able to acquire more suitable term accommodation suitable long term accommodation whtte—te— suitable long term accommodation whtte—te meet— suitable long term accommodation while—to meet our- while continuing to meet our tegnt— while continuing to meet our tegnt-et— while continuing to meet our tegnt-et cne- while continuing to meet our legal-of care. so- legal duty of care. so essentially- legal duty of care. so essentially by getting rid of

all essentially by getting rid of ntt the— essentially by getting rid of all the rules,— essentially by getting rid of all the rules, we're not all the rules, then we're not hnenttng— all the rules, then we're not breaking-rules- all the rules, then we're not breaking-rules .- all the rules, then we're not breaking rules . well, yeah, breaking the rules. well, yeah, exnctty. — breaking the rules. well, yeah, exnctty. -t— breaking the rules. well, yeah, exactly.-i mean,- breaking the rules. well, yeah, exactly. i mean, why exactly. genius i mean, why nten-t— exactly. genius i mean, why didn't government exactly. genius i mean, why didn't-government of didn't the government think of this didn't the government think of thts hetenee— didn't the government think of this before? braverman wants to put reente— this before? braverman wants to put people asylum seekers on netuntnnt— put people asylum seekers on redundant-ships,- put people asylum seekers on redundant ships, barges redundant cruise ships, barges nne— redundant cruise ships, barges nnt tenntes— redundant cruise ships, barges and ferries while _ redundant cruise ships, barges and ferries while rishi sunak is ustng— and ferries while rishi sunak is ustng n— and ferries while rishi sunak is ustng n neettng— and ferries while rishi sunak is using a meeting of the council of using a meeting of the council et tunene— using a meeting of the council et tunene tn— using a meeting of the council of europe in finland right now to of europe in finland right now te est— of europe in finland right now te nst the— of europe in finland right now to ask the european court of hunnn— to ask the european court of hunnn ttghts— to ask the european court of human rights to block asylum seeetns— human rights to block asylum seekers deportations. yeah i thtnt— seekers deportations. yeah i think something had to be done to think something had to be done te nnte— think something had to be done to make britain— think something had to be done to make britain less of a sort of to make britain less of a sort et hencen— to make britain less of a sort et hencen te— to make britain less of a sort of beacon to illegal immigrants hecnuse— of beacon to illegal immigrants hecnuse , t— of beacon to illegal immigrants because , i mean,— of beacon to illegal immigrants because , i mean, putting you on because, i mean, putting you on the tw— because, i mean, putting you on the tv every— because, i mean, putting you on the tv every night— because, i mean, putting you on the tv every night is a big help me the tv every night is a big help he . ane— the tv every night is a big help he . are yeu— the tv every night is a big help he . are yeu ten— the tv every night is a big help me . are you for me? you you're me. are you for me? you you're enth— me. are you for me? you you're hntt. hence— me. are you for me? you you're bald. bonce you— me. are you for me? you you're bald. bonce you you'll come here when— bald. bonce you you'll come here when wes— bald. bonce you you'll come here when was that?— bald. bonce you you'll come here when was that? when was that sutt— when was that? when was that sutt nnte— when was that? when was that sutt nnte e— when was that? when was that suit made ? oh,— when was that? when was that suit made ? oh, they're just suit made? oh, they're just tnntgnnnts— suit made? oh, they're just immigrants in— suit made? oh, they're just immigrants in that suit. they're just— immigrants in that suit. they're just sutts— immigrants in that suit. they're just sutts ene,— immigrants in that suit. they're just suits and, you— immigrants in that suit. they're just suits and, you know, he's. they-ne— just suits and, you know, he's. they-re hust— just suits and, you know, he's. they're just immigrants. there's no they're just immigrants. there's ne netnt— they're just immigrants. there's ne netnt nutttng— they're just immigrants. there's no point putting the word tttegnt— no point putting the word tttegnt tn— no point putting the word illegal in front of them, hecnuse— illegal in front of them, because then- illegal in front of them, because then you fall into the tree — because then you fall into the tree thnt— because then you fall into the trap that they're— because then you fall into the trap that they're trying to cente— trap that they're trying to create right— trap that they're trying to create right now. and you're srnnnent— create right now. and you're smarter than— create right now. and you're smarter than that. but what nctuntty— smarter than that. but what actually rishi _ smarter than that. but what actually rishi-is- smarter than that. but what actually rishi is trying actually rishi sunak is trying to actually rishi sunak is trying te-get— actually rishi sunak is trying te-get yeun— actually rishi sunak is trying te-get yeunlget- actually rishi sunak is trying to get your get the uk to do is get your is get the uk eut— to do is get your is get the uk eut et— to do is get your is get the uk eut et the— to do is get your is get the uk

out of the -and - to do is get your is get the uk out of the-and by- to do is get your is get the uk out of the and by doing so, out of the echr and by doing so, thnt-s— out of the echr and by doing so, thnt-s getng— out of the echr and by doing so, that's going eliminate that's going to eliminate all sens— that's going to eliminate all sents et— that's going to eliminate all sorts of rights— that's going to eliminate all sorts of rights people. he's sorts of rights for people. he's nctuntty— sorts of rights for people. he's nctuntty-h— sorts of rights for people. he's nctuntty-h yeu- sorts of rights for people. he's actually if you unless actually saying if you unless you— actually saying if you unless yeu tet— actually saying if you unless yeu tet us— actually saying if you unless you let us deal— actually saying if you unless you let us deal with immigrants the-we— you let us deal with immigrants the-we wan,— you let us deal with immigrants the .we want, we're- you let us deal with immigrants the we want, we're out. but the way we want, we're out. but we neet— the way we want, we're out. but we neetltent— the way we want, we're out. but we need-deal with— the way we want, we're out. but we need deal with it, is what we need to deal with it, is what tn— we need to deal with it, is what t-n snytng— we need to deal with it, is what i'm saying. instead— we need to deal with it, is what i'm saying. instead of calling them— i'm saying. instead of calling- then—theugh them illegal immigrants, though, just-immigrants. - just call them immigrants. they-ne— just call them immigrants. they're immigrants. leo so they're just immigrants. leo so tegntty— they're just immigrants. leo so tegntty then— they're just immigrants. leo so legally then they're illegal. thene — legally then they're illegal. there-tegnt- legally then they're illegal. there legal process for there is no legal process for then — there is no legal process for then -h- there is no legal process for then -h they- there is no legal process for them if they would them to follow. if they would nettew— them to follow. if they would nettewltegnt— them to follow. if they would follow legal process. there follow it. legal process. there ene-the— follow it. legal process. there ene-the uh— follow it. legal process. there are-the uk has- follow it. legal process. there are the uk has not set up are none. the uk has not set up nnythtng— are none. the uk has not set up nnythtng thnt— are none. the uk has not set up anything that there— are none. the uk has not set up anything that there are no legal necessese—t- anything that there are no legal processes to follow. processes for people to follow. new— processes for people to follow. new-neente — processes for people to follow. new-neente get— processes for people to follow. how people get here illegally how do people get here illegally ? how do people get here illegally ethnt-s— how do people get here illegally ethnt-s net— how do people get here illegally ? that's not true. _ how do people get here illegally ? that's not true. that's the tent. — ? that's not true. that's the tent. veune— ? that's not true. that's the point. you're making. it is true.— point. you're making. it is true. ant— point. you're making. it is true. and also— point. you're making. it is true. and also one of my friends nene— true. and also one of my friends was here-illegal- true. and also one of my friends was here illegal immigrant was here as an illegal immigrant and was here as an illegal immigrant ene-hect— was here as an illegal immigrant nnt-hnct tn— was here as an illegal immigrant and-back in and,- was here as an illegal immigrant and back in and, you and he came back in and, you knew,— and he came back in and, you know, we've got— and he came back in and, you know, we've got quite a porous wett— know, we've got quite a porous weth-wns— know, we've got quite a porous well, -was then - know, we've got quite a porous well, was then was well, then he was then he was just— well, then he was then he was just nn— well, then he was then he was just an immigrant— well, then he was then he was just an immigrant to begin with. and just an immigrant to begin with. ant he— just an immigrant to begin with. ant he wes— just an immigrant to begin with. and he was when— just an immigrant to begin with. and he was when he came back in twe— and he was when he came back in twel— and he was when he came back in twelt rnenn— and he was when he came back in twelt t— and he was when he came back in two.-i mean, i think- and he was when he came back in two. i mean, i think if you two. no, i mean, i think if you newe— two. no, i mean, i think if you hnwe yeue— two. no, i mean, i think if you hnwe yeue get— two. no, i mean, i think if you have you've got to— two. no, i mean, i think if you have you've got to rules to have you've got to have rules to tettew— have you've got to have rules to follow because,— have you've got to have rules to follow because, of— have you've got to have rules to follow because, of course, eweryhety— follow because, of course,- everybody—across follow because, of course,- everybody_ across the everybody that comes across the chnnnet— everybody that comes across the channel,_lives,- channel, the risk their lives, they-ne— channel, the risk their lives, they're _they're . they're making it, they're jumping— they're making it, they're jumping-and- they're making it, they're- jumping-and-british jumping course. and the british newennnent— jumping course. and the british government needs revise government needs to revise neuest— government needs to revise neutes-neente- government needs to revise routes - people to i government needs to revise i routes-people to take routes for these people to take thnt— routes for these people to take thnt-enstty— routes for these people to take that easily accessible and that are easily accessible and nttentnhte— that are easily accessible and affordable-but- affordable for them. but weuttn-t— affordable for them. but wouldn't—if.

affordable for them. but- wouldn't_if people wouldn't it be better if people seught— wouldn't it be better if people seught refuge— wouldn't it be better if people sought refuge in— wouldn't it be better if people sought refuge in countries that were-closer to- sought refuge in countries that were-closer to the- were perhaps closer to the ceuntry— were perhaps closer to the ceuntry thnt— were perhaps closer to the country that they're from ? country that they're from? there-s— country that they're from? there's nothing constitutionally thnt— there's nothing constitutionally thnt-newe— there's nothing constitutionally thnt-heme.- there's nothing constitutionally that have to. there's that says they have to. there's nsstnttnhte— that says they have to. there's assimilable well,— that says they have to. there's assimilable well, currently there-s— assimilable well, currently there's-law— assimilable well, currently there's law that says they there's no law that says they must. — there's no law that says they must. they— there's no law that says they must. they-te- there's no law that says they must. they to whatever must. they can go to whatever ceuntry—ten-tl country they like. they don't newe— country they like. they don't hnwe-tn— country they like. they don't have-in-first- have to stop in the first ceuntry. — have to stop in the first country. they're in 27 safe. yest— country. they're in 27 safe. yes they— country. they're in 27 safe. yes, they nn— country. they're in 27 safe. yes, they can get to yes, they centntnty— yes, they can get to yes, they centntnty nn— yes, they can get to yes, they certainly can. one— yes, they can get to yes, they certainly can. one of the things thnt— certainly can. one of the things that-criminal— certainly can. one of the things that criminal gangs that that the criminal gangs that hnngtng— that the criminal gangs that were bringing people that are hnngtng— were bringing people that are bringing-across- bringing people across the chnnneh— bringing people across the channel, things bringing people across the- channel,_things that channel, one of the things that they— channel, one of the things that they-getng— channel, one of the things that they doing advertising they were doing is advertising on they were doing is advertising en-ustng— they were doing is advertisingl en-ustng—the on tiktok, using footage of the hetets— on tiktok, using footage of the hetets snytng,— on tiktok, using footage of the hotels saying, look at this, on tiktok, using footage of the hote stariying, look at this, on tiktok, using footage of the hote star hotel. ook at this, on tiktok, using footage of the hote star hotel. the at this, on tiktok, using footage of the hote star hotel. the british four star hotel. the british government _ four star hotel. the british government is— four star hotel. the british government is going put you government is going to put you up government is going to put you unlthts— government is going to put you unlthts nne— government is going to put you up .this and the _ government is going to put you up this and the british up in this and the british tnxnnyens— up in this and the british taxpayers are— up in this and the british taxpayers are such mugs, they ten-t— taxpayers are such mugs, they tent—thnt- taxpayers are such mugs, they tent—thnt tsl don't even mind. but that is ehweusty— don't even mind. but that is obviously solution obviously not a solution as wet.— obviously not a solution as wet. there— obviously not a solution as well. there are— obviously not a solution as well. there are better solutions,— well. there are better solutions, i'm sure, out there the— solutions, i'm sure, out there the government— solutions, i'm sure, out there the government providing them the government is providing them ntght—thtntl right now. yeah, well, i think i mean, they need to do something and nice to see the and it's nice to see the government least trying to do government at least trying to do something, even though this sounds four sounds so they get a four star and in in brighton. and i get juries in in brighton. is that what you're saying? this is is that what you're saying? this ts se— is that what you're saying? this ts se essen— is that what you're saying? this is so messed up.— is that what you're saying? this is so messed up. this is been nentty— is so messed up. this is been nentty ntce— is so messed up. this is been nentty te— is so messed up. this is been really nice to not— is so messed up. this is been really nice to not be involved in really nice to not be involved tn-cewnnt. — really nice to not be involved in-coward. and- really nice to not be involved in coward. and we've got in this coward. and we've got the—wtth- in this coward. and we've got the—wtth n- in this coward. and we've got. the _with a slightly the us now, josh with a slightly

wenrytng— the us now, josh with a slightly wenrytng-teet— worrying story in deed immigration- worrying story in deed immigration. worrying story in deed immigration . oh, god, no. this immigration. oh, god, no. this is immigration. oh, god, no. this ts wnuses— immigration. oh, god, no. this is viruses. viruses,— immigration. oh, god, no. this is viruses. viruses, yes. bird thu— is viruses. viruses, yes. bird flu snnents— is viruses. viruses, yes. bird flu spreads to— is viruses. viruses, yes. bird flu spreads to humans in the uk . teen— flu spreads to humans in the uk . teet, they— flu spreads to humans in the uk . teen they put— flu spreads to humans in the uk . look, they put like a picture of . look, they put like a picture et n— . look, they put like a picture et n t— . look, they put like a picture of a i believe— . look, they put like a picture of a i believe that's a chicken of a i believe that's a chicken et sene— of a i believe that's a chicken of some kind,— of a i believe that's a chicken of some kind, a— of a i believe that's a chicken of some kind, a hen. i don't knew— of some kind, a hen. i don't tnew h— of some kind, a hen. i don't know if they're— of some kind, a hen. i don't know if they're different types of know if they're different types et chtcten. — know if they're different types of chicken. it's— know if they're different types of chicken. it's a— know if they're different types of chicken. it's a rooster. it's a of chicken. it's a rooster. it's n t. t— of chicken. it's a rooster. it's a rooster. i don't- of chicken. it's a rooster. it's a rooster . i don't know. i'm a rooster. i don't know. i'm net.— a rooster. i don't know. i'm net. tn— a rooster. i don't know. i'm net. t-n net.— a rooster. i don't know. i'm not. i'm not. i'm- a rooster. i don't know. i'm not. i'm not. i'm not down with it. not. i'm not. i'm not down with h. t— not. i'm not. i'm not down with h. t rust.— not. i'm not. i'm not down with h. tiust. t— not. i'm not. i'm not down with it. ijust. i know— not. i'm not. i'm not down with it. ijust. i know them not. i'm not. i'm not down with it. i just. i know them when they-ne— it. i just. i know them when they're plucked.— it. i just. i know them when they're plucked. cockerel, they're plucked. the cockerel, cectenet— they're plucked. the cockerel, cockerel _theml they're plucked. the cockerel,- cockerel_them where cockerel and you know them where they-ne— cockerel and you know them where they-re wig, — cockerel and you know them where they're what, plucked. oh, ntght. — they're what, plucked. oh, ntght. tn— they're what, plucked. oh, ntght. t-n-yeu- they're what, plucked. oh, right. i'm you said that. right. i'm glad you said that. henn— right. i'm glad you said that. venh. ant— right. i'm glad you said that. yeah. and but— right. i'm glad you said that. yeah. and but there's no ewtence— yeah. and but there's no evidence _to. yeah. and but there's no- evidence _to human evidence of human to human tnnnsntssten— evidence of human to human transmissi0iabout it. so don't worry about it. so hnstcntty— don't worry about it. so basically 2—2- don't worry about it. so basically 2—2 people working on a basically 2—2 people working on etern— basically 2—2 people working on gram-n.— basically 2—2 people working on gram-n. tt- basically 2—2 people working on a farm,-it. it was- a farm, they had it. it was asymptomatic.— a farm, they had it. it was asymptomatic. then now it's asymptomatic. and then now it's gene. — asymptomatic. and then now it's gene. ltt-s— asymptomatic. and then now it's gone-lit's net— asymptomatic. and then now it's gone. .it's not even- asymptomatic. and then now it's gone. it's not even in there. gone. so it's not even in there. tt-s— gone. so it's not even in there. tt-s-thene.— gone. so it's not even in there. it's-there.-are- gone. so it's not even in there. it's there. are doing it's not there. they are doing tnnct— it's not there. they are doing some track and— it's not there. they are doing some track and trace and all of thnt— some track and trace and all of that,_evidence. that, but there's no evidence there-s— that, but there's no evidence there's evidence— that, but there's no evidence there's evidence of it going hen— there's evidence of it going from mammal— there's evidence of it going from mammal to mammal, but there-s— from mammal to mammal, but thene-s—te- from mammal to mammal, butj there's—to humans. there's no evidence to humans. so there's no evidence to humans. se test— there's no evidence to humans. se test-there— there's no evidence to humans. so last-there-11- so last year there were 11 reente— so last year there were 11 neente-the- so last year there were 11 people the world so last year there were 11- people _the world who people around the world who centnnctet — people around the world who contracted _flu, - people around the world who contracted flu, right? so contracted avian flu, right? so i contracted avian flu, right? so t thtnt— contracted avian flu, right? so t thtnt tt-s— contracted avian flu, right? so i think it's great— contracted avian flu, right? so i think it's great that we've got— i think it's great that we've get twe— i think it's great that we've get twe et— i think it's great that we've got two of them - i think it's great that we've got two of them the uk. but got two of them in the uk. but new— got two of them in the uk. but new-they— got two of them in the uk. but how-they getting- got two of them in the uk. but how they getting it if they how are they getting it if they cnn-t— how are they getting it if they can't contract— how are they getting it if they can't contract it— how are they getting it if they can't contract it from kissing, ttsstnge— can't contract it from kissing, kissing?ithink_ can't contract it from kissing, kissing? think they're kissing? i think they're ttsstng,— kissing? i think they're. kissing,-having kissing, eating or having tnttnnte—

kissing, eating or having- intimate—probably intimate relations with probably just intimate relations with probably iust h— intimate relations with probably just h yeue— intimate relations with probably tust h yeue h— intimate relations with probably just if you're if you're working on just if you're if you're working en n neuttry— just if you're if you're working on a poultry farm, you drop your snntwtch— on a poultry farm, you drop your sandwich-lunch— on a poultry farm, you drop your sandwich lunch chicken, sandwich at lunch and a chicken, you sandwich at lunch and a chicken, yeu-tt— sandwich at lunch and a chicken, yeu-tt-tt-s— sandwich at lunch and a chicken, yeu-tt-tt-s get- you pick it up. it's got influenza influenza on it. but i mean, this being front page news isn't it the case that we've just got a lot of virus scientists who are worried about their funding, getting cut because away so because covid's going away. so they're but about they're like, oh, but what about this birds. i see so this? there's birds. i see so nnny— this? there's birds. i see so nnny-wtth- this? there's birds. i see sol many-with-on. this? there's birds. i see so- many-with-on. still many people with masks on. still is many people with masks on. still ts cowh— many people with masks on. still ts covth nene— many people with masks on. still is covid here or— many people with masks on. still is covid here or not? i'm centuset— is covid here or not? i'm centuset .— is covid here or not? i'm confused . yeah. was it ever confused. yeah. was it ever heres— confused. yeah. was it ever henee t— confused. yeah. was it ever here? i don't— confused. yeah. was it ever here? i don't know. someone weutt— here? i don't know. someone weutt sny— here? i don't know. someone weutt sny sene— here? i don't know. someone would say some crazy, but not the— would say some crazy, but not the reente— would say some crazy, but not the people still— would say some crazy, but not the people still wearing masks. it's the people still wearing masks. tt-s the— the people still wearing masks. he the when— the people still wearing masks. it's like when you. _ the people still wearing masks. it's like when you. you- the people still wearing masks. it's like when you. you know, there's a japanese soldiers who'd come out of the jungle, you know, like 20 years after the war finished, and they still think on. they've got think it's going on. they've got the gun and everything. maybe they just have a little- 3c " 3 maybe they just have a little makeup. tanyhe— they just have a little makeup. thnyhe they— they just have a little makeup. maybe they feel— they just have a little makeup. maybe they feel insecure about then— maybe they feel insecure about thetn—ceunte- maybe they feel insecure about their—couple of. their face. i know a couple of guys— their face. i know a couple of guys-teet— their face. i know a couple of guys-look good- their face. i know a couple of guys look good with rouge. guys that look good with rouge. i'm guys that look good with rouge. t-n _then— guys that look good with rouge. t-n—then ntght- guys that look good with rouge. i'm them right now, a i'm looking at them right now, a httte—nnyhel little bit of eyeliner, maybe, or little bit of eyeliner, maybe, en-tryen.— little bit of eyeliner, maybe, en-tryen. t— little bit of eyeliner, maybe, or-dryer. i don't- little bit of eyeliner, maybe, or dryer. i don't know. or a blow dryer. i don't know. tanyhe— or a blow dryer. i don't know. tanyhe n— or a blow dryer. i don't know. thnyhe n nnst— or a blow dryer. i don't know. maybe a mask is— or a blow dryer. i don't know. maybe a mask is good. they're hennhtcntty— maybe a mask is good. they're horrifically-anyway,- horrifically ugly. anyway, ttnntty— horrifically ugly. anyway, finally for this section, what horrifically ugly. anyway, finalithe r this section, what horrifically ugly. anyway, finalithe daily section, what horrifically ugly. anyway, finalithe daily star on, what horrifically ugly. anyway, finalithe daily star have hat horrifically ugly. anyway, finalithe daily star have int horrifically ugly. anyway, finalithe daily star have in the does the daily star have in the cover? scott apparently, emojis

can cover? scott apparently, emojis he— cover? scott apparently, emojis can be misleading— i”? scott apparently, emojis can be misleading and it's best if can be misleading and it's best h-tewe— can be misleading and it's best h-tewe en— can be misleading and it's best if-love or looking- if you're in love or looking for eye— if you're in love or looking for tewelge— if you're in love or looking for tewelge-the- if you're in love or looking for love go the romantic love to go after the romantic eneis— love to go after the romantic eneis atte— love to go after the romantic emojis like the— love to go after the romantic emojis like the heart emoji and not emojis like the heart emoji and net—whtchi not the aubergine emoji, which i'm not the aubergine emoji, which t-n _thnt. - not the aubergine emoji, which t-n—thnt. venh i'm never sure what that. yeah twe— i'm never sure what that. yeah the t— i'm never sure what that. yeah i've never. i was— i'm never sure what that. yeah i've never. i was asked i was getng— i've never. i was asked i was getng te— i've never. i was asked i was getng te est— i've never. i was asked i was getng te est-we- i've never. i was asked i was going to ask no offence. going to ask you. no offence. ane— going to ask you. no offence. are-wegnne— going to ask you. no offence. are .vegan?.that- going to ask you. no offence. are vegan? that what it are you vegan? is that what it nennse-t. — are you vegan? is that what it means?-i. what- are you vegan? is that what it means? i. what does it mean? means? no, i. what does it mean? no means? no, i. what does it mean? we ene— means? no, i. what does it mean? we getng— means? no, i. what does it mean? we getng te— means? no, i. what does it mean? no one's going to go— means? no, i. what does it mean? no one's going to go outwith. i thtnt— no one's going to go outwith. i thtnt tt-s— no one's going to go outwith. i thtnt tt-s nu— no one's going to go outwith. i think it's all about— no one's going to go outwith. i think it's all about a man's nernehn— think it's all about a man's member. that's— think it's all about a man's member. that's what it meant to represent. — member. that's what it meant to represent. .would_ member. that's what it meant to represent-would it- member. that's what it meant to represent. would it not be a represent. why would it not be a hnnnnne— represent. why would it not be a hnnnnne-ts— represent. why would it not be a banana?-is the— represent. why would it not be a banana? is the closest you banana? why is the closest you cnnecnu-he— banana? why is the closest you can - because no - banana? why is the closest you can because no one's looked can get? because no one's looked atte— can get? because no one's looked ttne—tees- can get? because no one's looked ttne—tees net- like a banana. what does not teet— like a banana. what does not teet atte— like a banana. what does not look like aubergine? it look like an aubergine? well, it sheuttn-t— look like an aubergine? well, it shouldn't-like— look like an aubergine? well, it shouldn't-like a- look like an aubergine? well, it shouldn't like a banana shouldn't look like a banana etthen— shouldn't look like a banana either. really?— shouldn't look like a banana either. really? does it able either. really? does it be able to either. really? does it be able te-tte— either. really? does it be able te-tte ts— either. really? does it be able to-it? islyellow?- to peel it? is it yellow? it teens— to peel it? is it yellow? it teens-n— to peel it? is it yellow? it looks-a banana.- to peel it? is it yellow? it looks a banana. well, mine looks like a banana. well, mine teesn-t— looks like a banana. well, mine teesn-t teet— looks like a banana. well, mine doesn't look like— looks like a banana. well, mine doesn't look like mine's look atte— doesn't look like mine's look ttne-att— doesn't look like mine's look like-all right.- doesn't look like mine's look like all right. mine's like an apple. all right. mine's ttne— like an apple. all right. mine's ttne-cee.— like an apple. all right. mine's like-cone. but- like an apple. all right. mine's like cone. but anyway, like a street cone. but anyway, rnhe-sn-nt— like a street cone. but anyway, mine's-and bendy.- like a street cone. but anyway, mine's and bendy. but mine's orange and bendy. but yenh—ts— mine's orange and bendy. but yenh—ts whet- yeah, this is. this is what yeune— yeah, this is. this is what you're meant— yeah, this is. this is what you're meant to- yeah, this is. this is what you're meant to go after the nennnttc— you're meant to go after the romantic-unless- you're meant to go after the romantic unless you want romantic ones. unless you want to romantic ones. unless you want te-ttte— romantic ones. unless you want te-ttte they-ne— romantic ones. unless you want to like they're showing to perv like they're showing a ntctune— to perv like they're showing a ntctune et— to perv like they're showing a picture of someone picture of what? someone who ttne— picture of what? someone who ttne-newy— picture of what? someone who thnt-neny tn- picture of what? someone who kind-pervy in the- picture of what? someone who kind pervy in the you kind of looks pervy in the you sheutt— kind of looks pervy in the you should never— kind of looks pervy in the you should never send any emoji ernettcens— should never send any emoji - emoticons—whatever emoticons or emojis or whatever atte— emoticons or emojis or whatever the—thnt,— emoticons or emojis or whatever like—that, nigel- like that. i like that, nigel tnnnge— like that. i like that, nigel farage pictured with his farage is pictured with his neuth— farage is pictured with his neuth-enen- farage is pictured with his mouth open, pointing toward mouth wide open, pointing toward the. mouth wide open, pointing toward the-_thnt-s- mouth wide open, pointing toward the.|that's-that's- mouth wide open, pointing toward the. that's about? that's mouth wide open, pointing toward the. that's about? 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thnt-s— that's funny. disgusting. anyway thus the— that's funny. disgusting. anyway that's the front— that's funny. disgusting. anyway that's the front-is- that's funny. disgusting. anyway that's the front is well that's the front page is well nne— that's the front page is well and-excavated. - that's the front page is welli and-excavated. .us that's the front page is well- and-excavated. .us in and truly excavated. join us in and truly excavated. join us in n—ter— and truly excavated. join us in a for immigration a few minutes for immigration brexit culture wars. brexit and culture wars. finally, these finally, we're giving these topics coverage. see you topics more coverage. see you then

listening to gb news radio . listening to gb news radio. wetcehe— listening to gb news radio. welcome back— listening to gb news radio. welcome back to— listening to gb news radio. i i : i'm welcome back to headlines. i'm leo. and to my left is josh- leo. and to my left is josh newe— leo. and to my left is josh uewte. ant— leo. and to my left is josh howie. and to— leo. and to my left is josh howie. and to his left is scott cnente.— howie. and to his left is scott cnnute. ant— howie. and to his left is scott caputo. and they're sitting over there.— caputo. and they're sitting over there. anywny,— caputo. and they're sitting over there. anyway, let's look in the tnstte— there. anyway, let's look in the tnstte the— there. anyway, let's look in the inside the papers— there. anyway, let's look in the inside the papers kicking things off inside the papers kicking things eh wtth— inside the papers kicking things eh wtth the— inside the papers kicking things off with the times and rishi is gtwng— off with the times and rishi is gtwng us— off with the times and rishi is gtwng us nn— off with the times and rishi is giving us an early taste of a tnheun— giving us an early taste of a labour government. josh howie. they— labour government. josh howie. they sure— labour government. josh howie. they — labour government. josh howie. they t— labour government. josh howie. they sure are. i don't— labour government. josh howie. they sure are. i don't know- labour government. josh howie. they sure are. i don't know what labour are going to do when they get in. it'll just be like, yeah, yeah, i think they're going to be slightly more right wing. don't see wing. yeah, well i don't see what choices they've got left because biggest tax because we have the biggest tax rise history here where are rise in history here where are now 2.1 million people are being dragged into the higher rate of tax. it's raising 26 billion a yean tax. it's raising 26 billion a year, which is more than when they increased, double when they increased vat to 15% in 1979.

and it's just this is a huge , and it's just this is a huge, huge deal. and the thing what's and just very quickly what's happenedis and just very quickly what's happened is because they're freezing the rate inflation is going up and they're freezing those rates. what happened is people are sort of by stealth move moving because the move moving into because the inflation, their salary increases . so now you're inflation, their salary increases. so now you're going to have some nurses , as you know to have some nurses, as you know , teachers, teachers , maybe some , teachers, teachers, maybe some gb news presenters , medium gb news presenters, medium dragged into these and paying considering more tax. yeah. and it's kind of amazing to see what this country has happened. yeah. you know , if the fourth rate was you know, if the fourth rate was was at the same it was the same proportion of people paying the sort of the higher rate of tax as it was as a generation ago. only people earning over ttoeooo— only people earning over £100,000 would be paying it. so, i £100,000 would be paying it. so, t nenn— £100,000 would be paying it. so, t tt— £100,000 would be paying it. so, i mean, it really— £100,000 would be paying it. so, i mean, it really shows that the gewennnent— i mean, it really shows that the gewennnent ts— i mean, it really shows that the government is just— i mean, it really shows that the government is just seizing more nne— government is just seizing more nnt ee— government is just seizing more nnt rneney— government is just seizing more and more money. and this comes on and more money. and this comes en ten— and more money. and this comes en ten et— and more money. and this comes en ten et yeu— and more money. and this comes on top of, you know,— and more money. and this comes on top of, you know, hikes in

tnn— on top of, you know, hikes in tax across other— on top of, you know, hikes in tax across other areas like cennenntten— tax across other areas like corporation tax. - tax across other areas like corporation tax. but tax is can nctuntty— corporation tax. but tax is can actually reduce— corporation tax. but tax is can actually reduce the amount of neney— actually reduce the amount of neney thnt— actually reduce the amount of money that goes— actually reduce the amount of money that goes to the exchequer hecnuse— money that goes to the exchequer hecuse reente— money that goes to the exchequer because people enter schemes . because people enter schemes. henn— because people enter schemes. venh they— because people enter schemes. yeah, they spend— because people enter schemes. yeah, they spend less. they try to yeah, they spend less. they try te nwett— yeah, they spend less. they try te nwett tnn— yeah, they spend less. they try to avoid tax, they— yeah, they spend less. they try to avoid tax, they use they use ettshene— to avoid tax, they use they use offshore accounts— to avoid tax, they use they use offshore accounts or wherever they— offshore accounts or wherever they nn— offshore accounts or wherever they te. — offshore accounts or wherever they can do. it's— offshore accounts or wherever they can do. it's less of an tncenttwe— they can do. it's less of an incentive to _ they can do. it's less of an incentive to do— they can do. it's less of an incentive to do work. i mean, there-s— incentive to do work. i mean, there-s ne— incentive to do work. i mean, there's no point— incentive to do work. i mean, there's no point going and tnttng— there's no point going and tnttng n— there's no point going and tnttng n gtg— there's no point going and taking a gig in— there's no point going and taking a gig in hull and driving to taking a gig in hull and driving te nutt— taking a gig in hull and driving te huh tt— taking a gig in hull and driving to hull if you're— taking a gig in hull and driving to hull if you're just going to newe— to hull if you're just going to hnwe to,— to hull if you're just going to hnwe g, yeu— to hull if you're just going to have to, you know, pay more than nett— have to, you know, pay more than hntt et— have to, you know, pay more than hntt et tt— have to, you know, pay more than hntt et tt tn— have to, you know, pay more than half of it in tax. _ have to, you know, pay more than half of it in tax. and— have to, you know, pay more than half of it in tax. and we've seen, you know,- half of it in tax. and we've seen, you know, with with things like seen, you know, with with things the the — seen, you know, with with things like the tories— seen, you know, with with things like the tories were going to seen, you know, with with things like tiin tories were going to seen, you know, with with things like tiin atries were going to seen, you know, with with things like tiin a tax were going to seen, you know, with with things like tiin a tax onere going to seen, you know, with with things like tiin a tax on on going to seen, you know, with with things like tiin a tax on on on lg to seen, you know, with with things like tiin a tax on on on private bring in a tax on on on private scheets— bring in a tax on on on private scheets .— bring in a tax on on on private scheets , hut— bring in a tax on on on private schools , but that— bring in a tax on on on private schools , but that just schools, but that would just nenn-neente- schools, but that would just mean people brought their mean that people brought their hts— mean that people brought their ttts eut— mean that people brought their ttts eut et— mean that people brought their kids out of private school and then— kids out of private school and then-tnxnnyen— kids out of private school and then taxpayer would then the taxpayer would have to pay to — then the taxpayer would have to eny te etucnte— then the taxpayer would have to pay to educate those kids in the stnte— pay to educate those kids in the stnte system— pay to educate those kids in the state system so— pay to educate those kids in the state system so it— pay to educate those kids in the state system so it would end up cesttng—tt— state system so it would end up costing—it raised. i costing more than it raised. hut— costing more than it raised. hut-ts— costing more than it raised. but-is affecting- costing more than it raised. but-is affecting a- costing more than it raised. but-is affecting a lot. costing more than it raised. but-is affecting a lot ofi but this is affecting a lot of people. and other is people. and the other thing is that are getting caught that people are getting caught in weird things where in these weird things where they're just over here. they're earning just over here. and it's than and actually it's more than actually p £0.40, it's more like £0.55 because suddenly actually p £0.40, it's more like £0.55losingise suddenly actually p £0.40, it's more like £0.55losingise benefitsnly actually p £0.40, it's more like £0.55losingise benefits and start losing child benefits and various other things. that's huge. is. it is. so huge. yeah, it is. it is. so it's, a problem now for our

it's, it's a problem now for our country obviously, to country obviously, we have to make a of money. the make up a lot of money. the tories threw away by bringing someone as a prime minister for a month . the thing is, if we owe a month. the thing is, if we owe it to ourselves, can we just let it to ourselves, can we just let it go? i don't think we do just tt— it go? i don't think we do just tt te— it go? i don't think we do just owe it to ourselves,— c gtit7’ i don't think we do just owe it to ourselves, though c gtit7 i don't think we do just owe it to ourselves, though . i owe it to ourselves, though. i thnt.— owe it to ourselves, though. i thtnt. t— owe it to ourselves, though. i think. i think— owe it to ourselves, though. i think. i think we've got an enenneusty— think. i think we've got an enormously cumbersome, huntensene— enormously cumbersome, burdensome public sector and tutt— burdensome public sector and nut et— burdensome public sector and full of equality,— burdensome public sector and full of equality, diversity and tnctusten— full of equality, diversity and inclusion managers. but that's not inclusion managers. but that's net tnnnt— inclusion managers. but that's not local authority. i'm not saying that isn't doesn't exist. that's why this that's not why we're in this position. in this position position. we're in this position because you just pinned it all on truss. i mean, liz truss on liz truss. i mean, liz truss is a blip. i mean, well, that was billions— is a blip. i mean, well, that was billions of— is a blip. i mean, well, that was billions of lost- i mean, well, that was billions of lost pounds. htthens — was billions of lost pounds. billions. billions isn't you knew. — billions. billions isn't you knew. .thts- billions. billions isn't you know. .this is,- billions. billions isn't you know. .this is, this. billions. billions isn't youi know. .this is, this is know. well this is, this is a raising 26 billion. so some of those billions are from her economic policies for one month and we're talking decade and we're talking another decade of mismanagement this country of mismanagement of this country for exhausting brexit. for a really exhausting brexit. exhausted and queen. they exhausted king and queen. they are tired, those two. they're are so tired, those two. they're so tired and they're rich and so tired and they're so rich and they're expensive . and why don't they're expensive. and why don't we put to sleep and take we put them to sleep and take their money? oh, well, that's a very— their money? oh, well, that's a very tusstnn — their money? oh, well, that's a very russian - looking -

. whig? oh, well, that's a very russian looking at very russian way of looking at the-nnywny- very russian way of looking at the-nnywny .- very russian way of looking at the anyway , moving the problem anyway, moving on to the problem anyway, moving on to the-ant— the problem anyway, moving on to the-ant-hnwe- the problem anyway, moving onto the-and-have got- the mail. and people have got shghtty— the mail. and people have got slightly lazier_ the mail. and people have got slightly lazier this year. scott wett— slightly lazier this year. scott well, because _ slightly lazier this year. scott well, because of— slightly lazier this year. scott well, because of what we're tntttng — well, because of what we're - tntttng—neente talking about, apparently people are—because they. are working less because they ten-t— are working less because they tent-nny— are working less because they tent-eny htghen- are working less because they don't pay higher taxes don't want to pay higher taxes newne— don't want to pay higher taxes nnyhelwe— don't want to pay higher taxes maybe,-we have- don't want to pay higher taxes maybe,-we have a- don't want to pay higher taxes maybe, we have a higher maybe, but we have a higher unennteynent— maybe, but we have a higher. unemployment—year unemployment rate. this year in ttnrch— unemployment rate. this year in march than did the previous march than we did the previous year by very small margin. but still the office for national statistics statistic states that we're down about 4% annually in real terms . so what it means is real terms. so what it means is fewer people are working and salaries are going up by about 4 to 7% depending on the sector. you're in. so with higher salaries and fewer be working, more taxes being paid, more people are kind of staying home. and i think they're trying to urge get into offices urge people to get into offices more. but i think are more. but i think people are finding that they stay home finding that if they stay home and work a little bit less, and they work a little bit less, they a little bit more. so they make a little bit more. so yeah, makes yeah, but this makes unemployment bit higher unemployment look a bit higher than be. this quite than it should be. this is quite a confusing because it's a confusing article because it's like employment is going up, but unemployment going down. you unemployment is going down. you sort think of like sort of think of it like a balance, surely if one goes balance, like surely if one goes up. yeah, but that's sort of

going well. they're both going up. it's really and up. yeah. and so it's really and look don't claim to be a very look i don't claim to be a very clever but literally clever person, but i literally spent minutes staring at the spent 20 minutes staring at the sentence, i think, what can i just read? means number just read? this means the number of neither working nor of those neither working nor looking to looking for work continues to fall, number fall, although the number of people not working due to long term again. term sickness rose again. because what's going it's because what's going on? it's okay. down because it's okay. come down because it's very because very confusing, because the nature work changing. in nature of work is changing. in the uk and we're going less agricultural less industrial agricultural and less industrial into other sorts of jobs. into it and other sorts of jobs. so those jobs are so because those jobs are shifting and who are shifting and people who are skilled in one field of work are not skilled in the progressive field work. i'm talking field of work. i'm talking about, they are suddenly about, then they are suddenly unemployed, but they're still employable. they can't employable. yeah, but they can't find in fields. i find work in their fields. i still don't it literally in still don't get it literally in their field. anyway. still don't get it literally in theirfield. anyway. the still don't get it literally in their field. anyway. the mirror next— their field. anyway. the mirror next wtth— their field. anyway. the mirror next with - most _ . �*tict: anyway. the mirror next with most misleading, next with the most misleading, ntstenttng— next with the most misleading, misleading headline ever misleading headline i've ever seen-henn- — misleading headline i've ever seen.-yeah. nigel- misleading headline i've ever seen. yeah. h gic d seen. josh yeah. nigel farage admits brexit has failed with capital letters as he hints at political comeback so you can kick ukip in capitals and failing and yeah. and so there could be a 7 to 9 slot available

here should we pitch our mud wrestling show? i thought we were doing it right now for that time, so he told bbc two's newsnight . right. what i do newsnight. right. what i do think is that we haven't actually benefited from brexit economically. what we could have done so and essentially the tories have utterly mismanaged it. yeah, he's saying brexit didn't fail. what he got in was right, but the way they've done it is terrible, right? and right, but the way they've done it is terrible, right ? and he, it is terrible, right? and he, he blames various politicians. he says they should be sacked , he says they should be sacked, we should start over. but but he also feels at this point it's too late anyway. although the experts would argue and this is what they argued before brexit, that no one would ever be able to do right, because there to do it right, because there were fundamentally, economically unsound decisions that would have to be for it to go have to be made for it to go through, which is what we saw. so and the other thing is, and he really does the nail on he really does hit the nail on the though, where he the head, though, where he basically says politicians basically says our politicians are about as useless as the commissioners in brussels were. and always reason and that was always my reason for being remainer. wasn't for being a remainer. but wasn't

he brussels time? no, he in brussels at the time? no, no, no. well, exactly. he no, no. well, exactly. well he was so he saw it. was part of it, so he saw it. but my thing was always like, everyone's useless. we're ruled by you know, whether by people. you know, whether it's ruled by europe, ruled by people we're still people over here. we're still ruled people. so ruled by incompetent people. so you've pick your you've just got to pick your ttnweun— you've just got to pick your ttnweun et— you've just got to pick your flavour of incompetent people. no, flavour of incompetent people. wet-tent— flavour of incompetent people. no,-don't think- flavour of incompetent people. no, don't think we have no, i just don't think we have any— no, i just don't think we have eny—se— no, i just don't think we have eny—se t- no, i just don't think we have eny—se t inst- no, i just don't think we have any—so i just wasl any power in. so i just was like, i'd rather just be able to like, i'd ratherjust be able to get through control get through passport control quickly. yeah, my quickly. yeah, that was my reason. i mean, looking back, i mean, i voted remain, but now that i see who it annoyed, i wish voted. leave it annoyed wish i'd voted. leave it annoyed tents— wish i'd voted. leave it annoyed tents et— wish i'd voted. leave it annoyed tents et the— wish i'd voted. leave it annoyed loads of the people— wish i'd voted. leave it annoyed loads of the people i— t: : leave it annoyed loads of the people i really went—t- loads of the people i really went—t ten-tl loads of the people i really- want_| don't really want to annoy and i don't really nheut— want to annoy and i don't really care about the— want to annoy and i don't really care about the economic strife. i care about the economic strife. t-tt-s— care about the economic strife. t-tt-s net— care about the economic strife. t-tt-s net-were- i mean, it's not as if we're tust— i mean, it's not as if we're tust getng— i mean, it's not as if we're tust getng te— i mean, it's not as if we're just going to return to living in just going to return to living tn nut— just going to return to living tn nut huts— just going to return to living in mud huts and eating turnips. i a in mud huts and eating turnips. t—n ceunte- i think, you know, a couple of nencentnge— i think, you know, a couple of percentage however, percentage points, however, thnt-s— percentage points, however, thnt-s-te— percentage points, however, that's-to annoy- percentage points, however,- that's-to annoy people. that's worth it to annoy people. ttne— that's worth it to annoy people. ttne-thew. — that's worth it to annoy people. blue-know. well- that's worth it to annoy people. blue-know. well we've- blue hair, i know. well we've had discussion and all this had this discussion and all this discussion and also you're talking passport control. talking about passport control. what free? we've what about duty free? we've got duty— what about duty free? we've got tuty-hnct. — what about duty free? we've got tuty-hnct. we— what about duty free? we've got duty - back. we fly - what about duty free? we've got duty back. we fly to duty free back. we fly to tnetnnt, — duty free back. we fly to ireland, .get- duty free back. we fly to ireland, get duty duty free back. we fly to ireland, .get duty £10 ireland, you get duty free, £10 for ireland, you get duty free, £10 ten-et— ireland, you get duty free, £10 ten-eh gtn— ireland, you get duty free, £10 ten-eh gtn. ts- ireland, you get duty free, £10 for-of gin. is that- for a bottle of gin. is that whene— for a bottle of gin. is that where-were- for a bottle of gin. is that where were last week? where you were last week? anywny, — where you were last week? anyway, moving on. we've got the ttnes— anyway, moving on. we've got the ttnes new— anyway, moving on. we've got the times now. _you're - anyway, moving on. we've got the times now. you're alarmed times now. and if you're alarmed by times now. and if you're alarmed

hy—httttng- by net migration hitting a ntttten— by net migration hitting aj million,_soon million, don't worry. soon yeu-tt— million, don't worry. soon yeu-tt he— million, don't worry. soon you'll be replaced with someone whe— you'll be replaced with someone wte—scen- you'll be replaced with someonej who—scott-know who does like it. scott you know , hnewntte,— who does like it. scott you know , hnewntte, twe— who does like it. scott you know , brownite, i've done the net ntgnntten— , brownite, i've done the net migration story— , brownite, i've done the net migration story twice in the test— migration story twice in the test ceunte— migration story twice in the last couple of— migration story twice in the last couple of weeks. “43?“ c last couple of weeks. yeah, it's stnnttng— last couple of weeks. yeah, it's starting to hurt my feelings. i'm a migrant. point? starting to hurt my feelings. i'm a migrant. point ? it i'm a migrant. the point? it just sounds like three white men pointing fingers. i just think this story is so tired. look the thing is net migration hit a record. it says here in the times which fumbles figures. i have to say they hit a record of 504,000 last year. i only i've written this down in pencil because i remember it from last week, 560,000 people emigrated from the uk last year. so really we were down in numbers, to be honest. no, no, no, no, no. net migration. no honest. no, no, no, no, no. net ntgnntten. we we— honest. no, no, no, no, no. net migration. no we weren't.- \tit net migration. no we weren't. yes no migration. no we weren't. yes he net— migration. no we weren't. yes no net migration. so- migration. no we weren't. yes \tti�*t q“ so no, we were no net migration. so no, we were down no net migration. so no, we were tewn tn— no net migration. so no, we were tewn tn hunters— no net migration. so no, we were down in numbers. _ no net migration. so no, we were down in numbers. the- no net migration. so no, we were down in numbers. the point- no net migration. so no, we were down in numbers. the point i'm making is even if there are a million people coming into the country, they're not seeing a net outflow, wouldn't be net outflow, then we wouldn't be talking this number. is talking about this number. is projected. it's to scare people that million they're not that million people they're not here. a projected number here. it's a projected number has been rising since because since the war in ukraine because

of afghanistan, a lot of these people coming in, by the people are coming in, by the way, are employees. they're hiring for the nhs. they don't mention they mention any of that here. they just no, no, it's just want to scare. no, no, it's not. i mean, we understand the immigration is a can be a great thing, controlled , but there is thing, controlled, but there is it's not being controlled . it's not being controlled. there is a lot of it's not being controlled. - there is a lot of cross—channel ntgnntten— there is a lot of cross—channel migration that— there is a lot of cross—channel migration that is— there is a lot of cross—channel migration that is way out of centnet. — migration that is way out of control. and— migration that is way out of control. and those people need to control. and those people need telsnwet— control. and those people need telsnwet-et— control. and those people need to saved of control. to be saved out of control. but these— to be saved out of control. but these nte— to be saved out of control. but these net— to be saved out of control. but those are not going to get involved in this in that the bits, the parts coming over isn't what we're really talking about. the 700,000 1 million about. the 700,000 to 1 million people are included are people who they are included are not the figures, not involved. the figures, they're they're they're included it, but they're very, part of it. they're included it, but they're very, this part of it. they're included it, but they're very, this really part of it. they're included it, but they're very, this really is, rt of it. they're included it, but they're very, this really is, is, if it. they're included it, but they're very, this really is, is, ast. they're included it, but they're very, this really is, is, as you what this really is, is, as you say, people coming over to work in our nhs, which is under staffed. yes, these are students who coming paying a who are coming over paying a huge of money into our huge amount of money into our economy, students, and economy, foreign students, and then benefiting our then staying and benefiting our economy. those are the economy. but so those are the big those are the look at the students. yeah yes. they're bringing over some of their family. know that. and family. i know about that. and they their bring exactly. they bring their bring exactly. so, i why would student they bring their bring exactly. so, i to why would student they bring their bring exactly. so, i to bring hy would student they bring their bring exactly. so, i to bring hisvould student they bring their bring exactly.

so, i to bring his family student so,«i to bring his family family�*it need to bring his family family even.— need to bring his family family whet— need to bring his family family over? what you— need to bring his family family over? what you need your mum to do over? what you need your mum to te yeun— over? what you need your mum to te yeun ctethes. — over? what you need your mum to do your clothes. when i went to untwensttys— do your clothes. when i went to untwenstty, t— do your clothes. when i went to university, i didn't— do your clothes. when i went to university, i didn't bring my tnntty— university, i didn't bring my tnntty-ne. - university, i didn't bring my family me. �*ftt�*ti; ”ti: “g university, i didn't bring my family; “ritc'ne. �*ftt�*ti; ”ti: “g university, i didn't bring my family “g university, i didn't bring my family; cc “g about a half a million foreign students there. they students coming in there. they are being bringing are literally being bringing billions of pounds into this country. and of country. right. and so some of them. talk about the them. why do we talk about the rich country? we don't need to be rich country? we don't need to he tnttng— rich country? we don't need to he tnttng ett— rich country? we don't need to be taking all this— i i“ tititc “c7 we don't need to be taking all this money from overseas. _why. be taking all this money fromi overseas. _why are be taking all this money from- overseas. _why are we overseas. we're not. why are we better the taxpayers? let's better for the taxpayers? let's pay better for the taxpayers? let's pay 40, wouldn't it? pay more than 40, wouldn't it? no, josh, listen. no, listen, josh. josh, listen. new— no, listen, josh. josh, listen. uew ts— no, listen, josh. josh, listen. uew ts thts— no, listen, josh. josh, listen. how is this story— \tit josh, listen. how is this story being pulled out how is this story being pulled eut et— how is this story being pulled eut et ny— how is this story being pulled out of my hands? t: t: “ c gic out of my hands? i didn't get to finish my part of it yet. i'm saying, look, they can can saying, look, they can they can go ahead write a rule that go ahead and write a rule that controls people a controls the number of people a student over. it's student can bring over. it's fine. put but what she says fine. but put but what she says here is contentious. it's confrontation is not confrontation final. it is not a policy. people on barges policy. putting people on barges is policy. but this is not is not a policy. but this is not what says this article. what that says in this article. but that's what suella braverman has suggested. people. has suggested. for other people. this about closing the this is about closing the teenhetes— this is about closing the- loopholes—students loopholes that allow students to. loopholes that allow students telthere— loopholes that allow students to.ithere-some- loopholes that allow students to. there are some perfectly fine. yeah. so we need to fine. yeah, yeah. so we need to ctese— fine. yeah, yeah. so we need to close _loopholes. - fine. yeah, yeah. so we need to close-loopholes. it's- fine. yeah, yeah. so we need to close-loopholes. it's not.| close those loopholes. it's not. ant—went— close those loopholes. it's not. ant—went te- close those loopholes. it's not. and-want to go- close those loopholes. it's not. and _want to go to. and you didn't want to go to scheet. — and you didn't want to go to scheet. heu— and you didn't want to go to school. you don't- and you didn't want to go to school. /titc t:ti“ c “g school. you don't want to bring your family to university in any

way. exactly. exactly way. yeah, no, exactly. exactly that's saying. people that's what i'm saying. people have families. the point, have nice families. the point, the point teams. the point. okay the point teams. the point. okay the point teams. the teams. no and suspicious ttntngs— the teams. no and suspiciousi timings—search timings around the snp search warrants—wanted. warrants. josh police wanted ttcetn— warrants. josh police wanted nicola sturgeon _ warrants. josh police wanted nicola sturgeon search warrant tuntng—ttght. | nicola sturgeon search warrant. tuntng—ttght. se during the leadership fight. so if during the leadership fight. so tt—nctunt- during the leadership fight. so if_actual dates,j if you look at the actual dates, they wanted, they went for the request march 20th, yet it request on march 20th, yet it wasn't until wasn't actually given until april weeks. that's april 3rd, two weeks. that's a long time. you're like, long time. like if you're like, hey, we got find major hey, we got to find this major thing, let's get it. let's give her give her couple of weeks, her give her a couple of weeks, some time to move let's bury some time to move it. let's bury it. let's that garden just it. let's let that garden just grow a little more before grow a little bit more before we get out. and get those shovels out. and so there's no suggestion , no . they there's no suggestion, no. they can't wait for me to just too quickly there before i did the week. wait yeah, but yeah. and the police are like, we can't possibly comment, but there is this thing in scotland where we've of about this we've sort of talked about this before, about how close it's a small country, it's a small country. and also police, country. and also the police, the forces been the police forces have been centralised into one force. centralised into into one force. and snp are gangsters. and the snp are gangsters. there's too. they are there's that too. they are they're gangsters. they they're gangsters. yes. so they do human traffickers . you've got do human traffickers. you've got the cabinet.

the balance. the cabinet. they-ne— the balance. the cabinet. i they-ne—a they're not all gangsters. a cnhtnet— they're not all gangsters. a cabinet minister— they're not all gangsters. a cabinet minister is also the tent— cabinet minister is also the tent et— cabinet minister is also the hent et the— cabinet minister is also the head of the prosecution service. now:— head of the prosecution service. new. they-re— head of the prosecution service. now, they're - here - head of the prosecution service. now, they're - here very - now, they're saying here very clearly there's no there's no evidence there's means evidence that there's means anything. right. that it wasn't really same you really at the same time, you just such a small just go, it's such a small country. is also in the country. this is also in the media. it just looks very, very weird. yeah, we say that. yeah, weird. yeah, we say that. yeah, we can say that . i don't know we can say that. i don't know what we can say. how can the snp likes put their former likes to put their former leaders why that? leaders in jail? why is that? that's times now. that's happened a few times now. well, they tried to alex well, they tried to put alex sntnent.— well, they tried to put alex salmond. in— well, they tried to put alex salmond. in fact, i think i thtnt— salmond. in fact, i think i thtnt they— salmond. in fact, i think i think they changed the law to try-tt— think they changed the law to try-h atte— think they changed the law to try-h the they- think they changed the law to try it like they did with try and do it like they did with tnunn. — try and do it like they did with trunn. tunntty— try and do it like they did with trump. funnily enough. anyway, nt— trump. funnily enough. anyway, nt the— trump. funnily enough. anyway, we're at the halfway point. come hect— we're at the halfway point. come tech—ten- we're at the halfway point. comei back—for hearts back in a few moments for hearts thnt— back in a few moments for hearts that-billionaires— back in a few moments for hearts that billionaires hard that hard billionaires and hard senentty—whnti sorority girls, you'll see what were—see-

britain's news. channel wetcene— britain's news. channel welcome back to headliners . welcome back to headliners. we-we— welcome back to headliners. we-we get— welcome back to headliners. we-we get the— welcome back to headliners. we've got the times now with the thnt— we've got the times now with the news that english— we've got the times now with the news that english kids are total nenst— news that english kids are total nenst scett. — news that english kids are total nerds. scott. well,— news that english kids are total nerds. scott. �*ftt�*ti;cc nerds. scott. well, the best readers in the western world outdoing finland and they may not be happy, but they can read,

read, read. the ranking is actually down by a point from the previous ranked period in 2016, but it's up compared to other countries. a lot of countries fell because of covid research actions and kids couldn't go to schools. the only the only countries that really rose were hong kong and singapore. right? britain is sort of flatlined. everyone else fell numerous points . fell down a numerous points. yeah. the girls did yeah. actually, the girls did worse in this one, compared to 2016. yes, boys did better. but a lot of boys that didn't do well said they just don't like reading. and girls overall prefer reading, but they didn't do as well on the tests this time. right. because we're used to-outperforming- time. right. because we're used to-outperforming boys- to girls outperforming boys academically— to girls outperforming boys academically in every way. pretty— academically in every way. pretty much.— academically in every way. pretty much. but— academically in every way. pretty much. but not- academically in every way. pretty much. but not this time. and so there concerned about getting girls to read because they think that being a good reader and being focussed and being able to concentrate that way has a positive benefit on all sorts of your life . all sorts of your life. absolutely. there's so much

evidence that the amount you read during your youth and i keep on telling my kids i'm like screaming at rather reading this and talking, seeing the evidence of how like even reading to your children and the impact it can have on their later life. and it makes me feel guilty for being here, missing bedtime . and i here, missing bedtime. and i just constantly just trying just i'm constantly just trying to get the kids to read. it's really and four of them really hard. and four of them are is like she are boys. the girl is like she wants read and the boys and wants to read and the boys and you of think having lots of you sort of think having lots of books around and seeing me read and seeing my wife read, it's like a cultural thing. but it's and seeing my wife read, it's likthardultural thing. but it's and seeing my wife read, it's likthard to jral thing. but it's and seeing my wife read, it's likthard to findthing. but it's and seeing my wife read, it's likthard to find these but it's and seeing my wife read, it's likthard to find these screaming so hard to find these screaming at them is scaring well, at them is scaring them. well, that's get so that's also because i get so frustrated because know frustrated because i know i would have thought, josh, would never have thought, josh, that straight. buti that possible straight. but i mean, this is an g“c but i mean, this is an incredible success—party,| success for the tory party, tsn-t— success for the tory party, tsn-tltesh— success for the tory party, isn't-josh ? - success for the tory party, isn't-josh ? i- success for the tory party, isn't josh ? t: ti“ c : isn't it, josh? i didn't read that bit, actually. again the point they dropped a point. but anyway , but that's a england 42 anyway, but that's a england 42 out of 57 countries when it comes to no. and in terms of the how low we are in terms of actually enjoying reading. oh so

we don't enjoy it, but we “g “3 oh so we don't enjoy it, but we get geet— we don't enjoy it, but we get geet nt— we don't enjoy it, but we get geet nt tt— we don't enjoy it, but we get good at it anyway. that's the thnt-s— good at it anyway. that's the thnt-s the— good at it anyway. that's the that's the british— good at it anyway. that's the that's the british spirit right there.— that's the british spirit right there. anywny— that's the british spirit right there. anyway, on, we've there. anyway, moving on, we've got there. anyway, moving on, we've get—new- there. anyway, moving on, we've get—new nenenttngi got the guardian now reporting on got the guardian now reporting en n scheet— got the guardian now reporting on a school exam— got the guardian now reporting on a school exam that made some chtttnen— on a school exam that made some chtttnen cry— on a school exam that made some chtttnen cry te— on a school exam that made some children cry to get— on a school exam that made some children cry to get their pronouns josh well, children cry to get their- pronouns _josh well, it pronouns wrong. josh well, it nctuntty— pronouns wrong. josh well, iti actually—make actually nearly it didn't make my actually nearly it didn't make ny-hut— actually nearly it didn't make ny-hut he— actually nearly it didn't make my-but he did. - actually nearly it didn't make my but he did. my son cry, but he did. these tests— my son cry, but he did. these tests tnst— my son cry, but he did. these tests last week. _ my son cry, but he did. these tests last week. oh, really? yeah. so uk schools minister promises the sats promises to review the sats paper left pupils in tears. paper that left pupils in tears. not son, who's a real good not my son, who's a real good guy - not my son, who's a real good guy . you know, there's nothing guy. you know, there's nothing wrong with crying rac if you want to cry. but yeah, he came back and he was like i was. every day i was like, how are the sats? has it been? and the sats? how has it been? and he came and said, yeah, people were really upset. and the teachers freaking they teachers were freaking out. they couldn't believe it was a reading test and it just was even the teachers, were even for the teachers, they were like doesn't make like going, this doesn't make any they were. oh any sense. and they were. oh really? was a really really? yeah. it was a really super duper tough all these teachers have complained, all these parents, but it's like at some seems like these parents, but it's like at some have seems like these parents, but it's like at some have beenzems like these parents, but it's like at some have been left; like people have been left traumatised it. i wouldn't traumatised by it. i wouldn't necessarily suggest you have to go at the same go that far, but at the same time they've been working hard for the last year under so much

pressure they when pressure that they crumble when it they're going it just looks like they're going to they're so to fail because they're so frightened failure. is that frightened of failure. is that what is? that's the gist what it is? well that's the gist of it. i mean, they've been just working towards this then of it. i mean, they've been just woriwant owards this then of it. i mean, they've been just woriwant to ards this then of it. i mean, they've been just woriwant to feel this then of it. i mean, they've been just woriwant to feel like then of it. i mean, they've been just woriwant to feel like thatthen of it. i mean, they've been just woriwant to feel like that you you want to feel like that you don't want to get you work really get really hard and you get somewhere and you're like, it's all gibberish. gibberish, basically. maybe gibberish maybe there's a problem there's problem at home if there's a word you're going to mispronounce, should that mispronounce, you should be that one. but i mean, it's quite nenssutng— one. but i mean, it's quite nenssuntng te— but i mean, it's quite reassuring to hear that some scheet— reassuring to hear that some. scheet—venh school exams are tough. yeah, hecnuse— school exams are tough. yeah, hecnuse the— school exams are tough. yeah, because the message i get is thnt,— because the message i get is thnt yeu— because the message i get is that, you know,— because the message i get is that, you know, schools, they senetrnest— sometimes coach kids to pass t— sometimes coach kids to pass t-tt-s- sometimes coach kids to pass exams. i-it's all- sometimes coach kids to pass exams. i it's all finger exams. i assume it's all finger nntnttng— exams. i assume it's all finger nntnttng-tt-s— exams. i assume it's all finger nntnttng-tt-s get- exams. i assume it's all finger painting it's got be painting and it's got to be nnssnhte— painting and it's got to be passable-yeah] painting and it's got to be- passable _yeah, tough is passable as well. yeah, tough is good. but when it's impenetrable, i don't get them get used the feeling of get them used to the feeling of failure. it'll them for the failure. it'll suit them for the future — failure. it'll suit them for the future -anywny,- iti; it'll suit them for the future. anyway, we've future. yeah. anyway, we've got the-new— future. yeah. anyway, we've got the-new-n- the express now with a billionaire— the express now with a billionaire young billionaire revealing how young neeste—the.- billionaire revealing how young neeste—the. tsl people can succeed in life. is it people can succeed in life. is tt hy— people can succeed in life. is tt hy hnwng— people can succeed in life. is it by having him— people can succeed in life. is it by having him as a dad? “ it by having him as a dad? this guy,— it by having him as a dad? this guy, httttenntre— it by having him as a dad? this guy, billionaire mogul john, i'm going to try with this is a greek catsimatidis. he's greek name, catsimatidis. he's 74. gristedes. a 74. he owns gristedes. it's a market chain in manhattan. he's a a problem himself. he's a bit of a problem himself. he's run for mayor of new york, tried to said could beaten

to he said he could have beaten obama and obama in the first election and gotten a lot of trouble for that from his party. he's the from his own party. he's the head the republican political head of the republican political party and he party in manhattan. and so he has members. his daughter has two members. his daughter and and they both work and his son. and they both work for him as well. he also threatened expel all the threatened to expel all the graduating class of the stern business school, which his daughter graduated from because they were asian in of origin . they were asian in of origin. that doesn't sound very nice. venh. — that doesn't sound very nice. venh. se— that doesn't sound very nice. yeah. so what?— that doesn't sound very nice. yeah. so what? we're- that doesn't sound very nice. yeah. so what? we're going to kick them out of the country anyway, so why educate them? jeez. so it's that guy. it's that rich guy who feels that way. heard of it. he's way. i never heard of it. he's on 500. he's quite on the forbes 500. he's quite well known following him. well, they they mention they don't. they don't mention thnt— they don't. they don't mention thnt-nntcte. — they don't. they don't mention that-article. _ they don't. they don't mention that-article. but- they don't. they don't mentioni that-article. butlfound that in the article. but i found all that my myself. right. so he went that kids are went on to say that kids are never going to achieve anything if they're on tiktok too much. he i can point to a he said, i can point to a failure. that's a kid who's on a screen all time. he did screen all the time. he did pretty as a kid, got a good pretty well as a kid, got a good job. mother pushed him and job. his mother pushed him and he's well and now he's doing well now. and now he's doing well now. and now he's everyone you he's telling everyone that you have do little bit of have to do a little bit of everything to succeed, including

not racist bigoted. not be racist or bigoted. and hire right he did say hire your kids. right he did say also he said you've got to also that he said you've got to identify windows opportunity also that he said you've got to idenwhenindows opportunity also that he said you've got to idenwhen he)ws opportunity also that he said you've got to idenwhen he invested portunity also that he said you've got to idenwhen he invested $5tunity also that he said you've got to idenwhen he invested $5 million like when he invested $5 million into so that's into a real estate. so that's what would tell my 13 year old what i would tell my 13 year old son just invest 5 million into real estate and you'll be a billionaire. and the story is that doing the 70s that he was doing in the 70s when no one was investing in real estate in manhattan. and he made money, know, made a lot of money, you know, good for him as trump did as well. yeah > so they're well. yeah. yeah > so they're really good friends. oh, really? yeah, the telegraph now yeah, right. the telegraph now wtth— yeah, right. the telegraph now with—inverse- with evidence of inverse snehhery— with evidence of inverse snehheryleun- with evidence of inverse snobbery our elite snobbery in our elite universities. - snobbery in our elite universities. this universities. josh this is an tntenesttng— universities. josh this is an interesting 37” interesting story. private scheet— interesting story. private school more to get school pupils more likely to get into they move to into cambridge if they move to state sixth form first. so essentially we've parents essentially we've got parents gaming what choice gaming the system. what choice to because they're gaming the system. what choice to now because they're gaming the system. what choice to now aboutise they're gaming the system. what choice to now about how �*iey're gaming the system. what choice to now about how these talking now about how these certainly oxford, certainly these these oxford, cambridge these are cambridge universal these are they believe that they're penalising students who go to who go to public school . so this who go to public school. so this is a way of sort of setting them up and then the last minute kind of pulling a switcheroo and then they go, oh, look. and then then they go, oh, look. and then then the universities look at the universities go, oh, look at us. our of state school us. our numbers of state school

pupils going up, we pupils are going up, aren't we amazing when actually amazing when really actually it's it's a bunch posh it's just a it's a bunch of posh kids like in disguise. kids like myself in disguise. i wish my parents had done that one. you push the disguise one. are you push the disguise is too good. josh, really is a bit too good. josh, really tnews— is a bit too good. josh, really tnews tt. — is a bit too good. josh, really knows it. okay. i thought the way looked down on you was way i looked down on you was perfect. yeah, we see this. in tect— perfect. yeah, we see this. in tnct, we— perfect. yeah, we see this. in tnct, we see— perfect. yeah, we see this. in fact, we see this— perfect. yeah, we see this. in fact, we see this in- i yeah, we see this. in fact, we see this in america as wet.— fact, we see this in america as wet. scett— fact, we see this in america as well. scott, we're— fact, we see this in america as well. scott, we're asian. kids . hen-t. — well. scott, we're asian. kids are . don't. don't— well. scott, we're asian. kids are . don't. don't get a fair are. don't. don't get a fair cnct— are. don't. don't get a fair cnct tt-s— are. don't. don't get a fair crack. it's not— are. don't. don't get a fair crack. it's not a- are. don't. don't get a fair crack. it's not a meritocracy, see, because they excel at centntn— see, because they excel at certain subjects. so they've tess— certain subjects. so they've less chance.— certain subjects. so they've less chance. they've got to tench— less chance. they've got to nench n— less chance. they've got to reach a higher— less chance. they've got to reach a higher threshold to get tnte— reach a higher threshold to get tnte get— reach a higher threshold to get into get university places . into get university places. wett— into get university places. wet—t- into get university places. well,-i think- into get university places. well,-i think it'sj well, you know, i think it's complicated in the us, too, because even the public universities incredibly universities are incredibly expensive feel like universities are incredibly expensiuniversities, feel like universities are incredibly expensiuniversities, evenlike private universities, even though they're not meant to be so i think also parents move kyiv. i have a lot of friends who have sold their homes and moved to a neighbourhood where the schools are are better but are public, so it looks as though the kids have done well in a public school in the us pubuc in a public school in the us public meaning government funded schools. yeah. and there's all that going on. so that's the

same, same kind of thing is this this? yeah, sister. and then this? yeah, my sister. and then kids have a lot of kids have to do a lot of extracurricular stuff in the us. my, my niece had to go to a lutheran church. and get lutheran church. oh. and get involved that garbage in involved in all that garbage in order get the order to get into the university. go to. university. she wanted to go to. so there's a lot of that going on as well. and you know, sports really helps kids university really helps kids at university because universities because it helps universities raise money because apparently the tuitions aren't enough. i think a lot of the problem is a lot of these universities are raising money to with investment and if you start investing money, you start losing money and have to make up for it. you've got to pay investments hect— you've got to pay investments tech—t— you've got to pay investments tech—t rnennl back with a return. i mean, thnt-s— back with a return. i mean, thnt-s the— back with a return. i mean, that's the trouble we saw with nntwnte— that's the trouble we saw with private - initiatives - that's the trouble we saw with private initiatives in private finance initiatives in in private finance initiatives in tn—ttewng- private finance initiatives in tn—ttewng eni in this country. moving on, get— in this country. moving on, we've got-meal- in this country. moving on, we've got meal now with some we've got the meal now with some tennte— we've got the meal now with some female students— we've got the meal now with some female students having to deal wtth—et- female students having to deal wtth—eh thetn| with the consequence of their ewn-entntens- with the consequence of their own-opinions. - with the consequence of their- own-opinions . speaking own terrible opinions. speaking of wyoming university of which, wyoming university of wyoming sisters say wyoming sorority sisters say they vulnerable and trans they feel vulnerable and trans women who who peeps at them. women and who who peeps at them. there's a guy who's trying to get into the kappa kappa gamma girls as what you said his name is artemis langford. he's 21

years old. he's six foot two and weighs £260, which is about ten, 15, 17 stone or something. it's huge . it's large. a dainty lady. huge. it's large. a dainty lady. vent— huge. it's large. a dainty lady. venh .— huge. it's large. a dainty lady. venh . twe— huge. it's large. a dainty lady. yeah . i've seen— huge. it's large. a dainty lady. yeah . i've seen his— huge. it's large. a dainty lady. yeah . i've seen his photo and yeah. i've seen his photo and he's made no attempt at to undergo any treatment to become a woman. he's not on any medication. he doesn't really put a dress on. he was. he put a dress on. no, he was. he changed his pronouns- 'tit“ \tti�*t he changed his pronouns and his twttten— changed his pronouns and his twttten hte. — changed his pronouns and his twitter bio. yes,— changed his pronouns and his twitter bio. yes, he did. ti; twitter bio. yes, he did. he n ht— twitter bio. yes, he did. he wears a bit of— twitter bio. yes, he did. he wears a bit of makeup and that's about he likes sit in the about it. he likes to sit in the sorority house after hours, have dinner and with the girls, dinner and lunch with the girls, and he sits with a pillow and then he sits with a pillow on and watches them on his lap and watches them watch. photo there. watch. i've got a photo there. which one is he ? he's. could it which one is he? he's. could it be the one who's— which one is he? he's. could it be the one who's two- which one is he? he's. could it be the one who's two foot- flit“ ti.“ “ti7 ti; could it be the one who's two foot taller tnnn— be the one who's two foot taller then the — be the one who's two foot taller then the nest— be the one who's two foot taller than the rest of— be the one who's two foot taller than the rest of him? ti; than the rest of him? he's htgteet— than the rest of him? he's ntgteet te— than the rest of him? he's bigfoot to the— than the rest of him? he's bigfoot to the left of the window. it's the one with the erection, i think. yeah. he caitlyn jenner. he's. yeah he's. yes, does tend to get an yes, he does tend to get an erection. watching girls erection. watching the girls walk they it. and walk around. they know it. and a lot of these girls have chosen this kappa gamma because this kappa kappa gamma because it's. own house, they it's. its own house, and they want safe there. and now want to feel safe there. and now they don't. they've also, though, problem 2019, though, the problem is in 2019, they agreement that they signed an agreement that said lgbtq+ said we welcome all lgbtq+

people including people who people and including people who identify as female. well there you go. you go . that's what you go. you go. that's what hnnnenet. — you go. you go. that's what hnnnenet. hut— you go. you go. that's what happened. but these- git you go. that's what happened. g you go. you go. that's what- happened. but these girls didn't sign it. that's these specific girls are now saying, well, girls who are now saying, well, they weren't part the they they weren't part of the they weren't the story and weren't part of the story and they've been told to get out. basically if you don't basically said, if you don't agree that, you're bigot, agree with that, you're a bigot, get well, when they get out. well, when they read that kappa kappa gamma agreement, they're applying agreement, when they're applying for it, they're sorority for it, when they're sorority girls themselves, they should have might have known that this might happen or they should have been able it. but anybody able to predict it. but anybody thnt— able to predict it. but anybody thnt-tt— able to predict it. but anybody thnt-h un— able to predict it. but anybody that-it up would- that brought it up would have teen— that brought it up would have been condemned, named as a bigot and been condemned, named as a bigot nnt-weutt— been condemned, named as a bigot and-would never— been condemned, named as a bigot and would never happen, and told it would never happen, etwteusty,— obviously, then immediately, tnnettntety— obviously, then immediately, tnnguytety— obviously, then immediately, tnnguytent— obviously, then immediately, imnguy for gaming system this guy for gaming the system like this guy for gaming the system the thnt. — this guy for gaming the system like that. imean,_ this guy for gaming the system like that. mean, why not? like that. i mean, why not? i thnt— like that. i mean, why not? i thtnt hy— like that. i mean, why not? i think my favourite— like that. i mean, why not? i think my favourite film is animal well, only seen at animal house. well, only seen at the he has. the beginning. he has. he has. he an innate interest in he has an innate interest in trains. ironically arnie. and there's that that i there's a word for that that i can't pronounce. if you're obsessed trains, it's obsessed by trains, it's a really and it's got really intense word and it's got a lot of it's got a lot of vowels in a lot of vowels. but also he wants to be a civil rights lawyer. maybe he trains gender. yeah. there you gender. yeah. anyway, there you go. gender. yeah. anyway, there you 90--90t_ gender. yeah. anyway, there you go. - got - breather. go. we've got a final breather hetene—

go. we've got a final breather before-madness- go. we've got a final breather before madness in the last before the madness in the last sectten— before the madness in the last section-martha- before the madness in the last section martha stewart section with martha stewart teettng— section with martha stewart teettng-tnte- section with martha stewart looking fake english looking fit with a fake english nccent— looking fit with a fake english accent, drinking— accent, drinking an anti—capitalist you anti—capitalist coffee. see you in anti—capitalist coffee. see you tn twe — anti—capitalist coffee. see you in two minutes— anti—capitalist coffee. see you in two minutes .—

welcome back to headliners. we-we— welcome back to headliners. we-we get— welcome back to headliners. we-we get the— welcome back to headliners. we've got the metro now, and whntsann— we've got the metro now, and whntsann ts— we've got the metro now, and whatsapp is introducing a tentune— whatsapp is introducing a feature for— whatsapp is introducing a feature for adulterers josh uewte— feature for adulterers josh uewte. — feature for adulterers josh howie . tigitcct feature for adulterers josh- howie . basically, that's exactly howie. basically, that's exactly what it's doing. whatsapp will now let you lock and hide intimate conversations . now intimate conversations. now they're saying, we think this feature would be great for people who have a reason to share their phones from time to time with a family member, aka wife all those special moments wife. all those special moments when someone else is holding your at exact moment, your phone at the exact moment, an chat arrives. an extra special chat arrives. hey, we meeting later hey, are we meeting later tonight whatever? yeah, tonight or whatever? so yeah, this is one of the many new features that zuckerberg is adding to it . features that zuckerberg is adding to it. end to end encryption being one of the things, obviously, but there's disappearing messages, screenshot blocking. this all

just sounds super duper dodgy , just sounds super duper dodgy, like he to cheat on his like he wants to cheat on his wife. i guess he does. yeah. yeah it sounds like that's. do you— yeah it sounds like that's. do you thnt— yeah it sounds like that's. do you think that's specifically why he said he's been buffing up. he's done me. he's up. he's he's done me. he's ehweusty— up. he's he's done me. he's obviously looking— c. he's he's done me. he's obviously looking to, to play the— obviously looking to, to play the hete— obviously looking to, to play the ttett n— obviously looking to, to play the field a bit. _ obviously looking to, to play the field a bit. iti; the field a bit. i'm sure he gets hit all the time. yeah. gets hit on all the time. yeah. he's a rich guy. pretty much. so, yeah. i mean, i guess it'd be so, yeah. i mean, i guess it'd he ntce— so, yeah. i mean, i guess it'd he te— so, yeah. i mean, i guess it'd be nice to know— so, yeah. i mean, i guess it'd be nice to know that- i mean, i guess it'd be nice to know that only you, the— be nice to know that only you, the tht — be nice to know that only you, the tht nne— be nice to know that only you, the fbi and all— be nice to know that only you, the fbi and all the security sentces— the fbi and all the security services can— the fbi and all the security services can see— the fbi and all the security services can see those messages. wett—hnwei well but. so now they'll have. it'll be everything. if you allocate you press a button, allocate it, you press a button, it'll go into a special folder that can be accessed via that can only be accessed via another or whatever. that can only be accessed via anclives or whatever. that can only be accessed via anclives to or whatever. that can only be accessed via anclives to a or whatever. that can only be accessed via anclives to a very vhatever. that can only be accessed via anclives to a very cruisyar. he lives next to a very cruisy park in francisco, too. park in san francisco, too. i know exactly where he lives. park in san francisco, too. i know eso:tly where he lives. park in san francisco, too. i know eso maybetre he lives. park in san francisco, too. i know eso maybe he he lives. park in san francisco, too. i know eso maybe he wants s. park in san francisco, too. i know eso maybe he wants to go right? so maybe he wants to go for a walk every once in a while and see what he can find. right. go looking for badgers a ttttte— right. go looking for badgers a ttttte ht.— right. go looking for badgers a little bit. yeah.— right. go looking for badgers a little bit. yeah. some sort of thtng— little bit. yeah. some sort of thtng. ttewng— little bit. yeah. some sort of thing. moving we've got the thing. moving on. we've got the nent— thing. moving on. we've got the meal anti—capitalist meal now and an anti—capitalist cnne— meal now and an anti—capitalist cafe - successfully _ meal now and an anti—capitalist cafe successfully recreated cafe has successfully recreated hy— cafe has successfully recreated communism by failing to succeed. scett— communism by failing to succeed. scett wett— communism by failing to succeed. scott well, they're _ communism by failing to succeed. scott well, they're anarchists. actuntty. — actually. the french would be very offended by that statement there. there's an anti—capitalist cafe in toronto where what where patrons would pay what they shut down they can and it's shut down after in business because

after a year in business because it enough money. it failed to make enough money. gabriel right in the gabriel sims—fewer right in the cafe pity him. ginger cafe and pity him. he's ginger and bald , which is. oh, the and bald, which is. oh, the irony has it being ginger. yeah. no wonder he went to a irony has it being ginger. - yeah. no wonder he went to a far an yeah. no wonder he went to a far nn extnentst— yeah. no wonder he went to a far an extremist ideology. “43?“ an extremist ideology. yeah. tethtng— an extremist ideology. yeah. nothing wrong with being bored. well, he says as he put a quote onune. well, he says as he put a quote online . fine. he said, can i say online. fine. he said, can i say he said f the rich f the police, f the state, f the colonial death camp that we call canada, canada. canada's death camp that we call canada, canada . canada's a colonial. canada. canada's a colonial. cnnntn-s— canada. canada's a colonial. canada's like— canada. canada's a colonial. canada's like the— : canada's a colonial. canada's like the wokeist nicest cuttttest— canada's like the wokeist nicest cuddliest country. _ canada's like the wokeist nicest cuddliest country. not enough for cuddliest country. not enough ten thts— cuddliest country. not enough ten thts gtngen— cuddliest country. not enough for this ginger idiot. for some thnt— for this ginger idiot. for some reason that didn't sell any coffee. yeah, it's weird, but actually the funny thing is he did sell sell coffee and he charged for coffee and they charged for the coffee and they were expensive. but did were very expensive. but he did that make up for the money. that to make up for the money. he wasn't getting paid for other things. he charged like 7 things. so he. he charged like 7 cad, is like a pound and cad, which is like a pound and a half a cappuccino, which is half for a cappuccino, which is a for them. that's a lot for them. so that's essentially socialism. it is charging much for the people charging too much for the people who to. and then and who don't want to. and then and people about that people complain about that onune

people complain about that online this guy's online and said, this guy's ripping you don't go for in ripping you off. don't go for in a because charge a coffee because he'll charge you much. of you too much. and then of course, failed course, the business failed because a bad business because it's just a bad business plan. lot of cafes in canada plan. a lot of cafes in canada and australia and parts of america too, were doing pay what you for certain during america too, were doing pay what you pandemic rtain during america too, were doing pay what you pandemic rtainthere during the pandemic and there was a there's a cafe in california called pandera that opened five of pandarus, a bakery and breakfast cafe, saying pay what you can for the entire meal. those five cafes closed after a few years, but they did what they which was admirable. they could, which was admirable. yeah, they backup yeah, but they had a backup plan. this had a chain of plan. this guy had a chain of businesses that were successful. this guy's outlet. this was this only guy's outlet. this was this only guy's outlet. this just the this guy sounds just like the most nasty guy. yeah, horrible person. you had to listen to him to get the food. isn't it funny new— to get the food. isn't it funny new the — to get the food. isn't it funny new the tetty— to get the food. isn't it funny how the lefty people- gic : isn't it funny how the lefty people who say we must— how the lefty people who say we must chnnge— how the lefty people who say we must change society and share nne— must change society and share end he— must change society and share end he ntce— must change society and share and be nice to— must change society and share and be nice to people, are they ant— and be nice to people, are they ant he— and be nice to people, are they ant he wns— and be nice to people, are they and he was he— and be nice to people, are they and he was he was— and be nice to people, are they and he was he was saying the queen— and he was he was saying the queen tn— and he was he was saying the queen. i'm glad— and he was he was saying the queen. i'm glad the queens did nne— queen. i'm glad the queens did and-horrible,- queen. i'm glad the queens did and horrible, horrible. and all this horrible, horrible. anu— and all this horrible, horrible. ant he— and all this horrible, horrible. and he probably— and all this horrible, horrible. and he probably doesn't- and all this horrible, horrible. and he probably doesn't wash his hands yeah guaranteed. hands either. yeah guaranteed. cunnnnteet— hands either. yeah guaranteed. guaranteed anyway,— : / guaranteed. guaranteed anyway, moving on. we-we—ngntn.- we've got the mail again. an anentcnn— american teenagers have ttscewenet— american teenagers have discovered way discovered a new way to be nnetentteus— discovered a new way to be pretentious. a&e. kitty ctiti; pretentious. josh a&e. why are ten—

pretentious. josh a&e. why are ten z— pretentious. josh a&e. why are gen z americans slipping into a british accent? oh, mate, that's me tetng— british accent? oh, mate, that's me tetng hetng— c tittititi; 7 oh, mate, that's me doing being american, doing a nutsh— me doing being american, doing a hntttsh nccent— me doing being american, doing a british accent .— me doing being american, doing a british accent . you— me doing being american, doing a british accent . you sound just british accent. you sound just ttne— british accent. you sound just the etch— british accent. you sound just like dick van— british accent. you sound just like dick van at— british accent. you sound just like dick van at work. well tnnnt— like dick van at work. well thnnt yeu— like dick van at work. well thnnt yeu very— like dick van at work. well thank you very much, mate. so it's thank you very much, mate. so he hecee— thank you very much, mate. so it's become very— thank you very much, mate. so it's become very popular because of it's become very popular because et enttne— it's become very popular because et enttne nne— it's become very popular because of online and various different thtngs— of online and various different thtngs .— of online and various different thtngs . ant— of online and various different things . and it's— of online and various different things . and it's supposedly it things. and it's supposedly it netes— things. and it's supposedly it nntes then— things. and it's supposedly it makes them all— things. and it's supposedly it makes them all sound very cool nne— makes them all sound very cool nnt cevetn— makes them all sound very cool and clever. like— makes them all sound very cool and clever. like british people .they— and clever. like british people , they obviously— and clever. like british people , they obviously haven't nctuntty— , they obviously haven't actually been- , they obviously haven't actually been to britain. \ttiit actually been to britain. no, net— actually been to britain. no, net nt— actually been to britain. no, not at all. but— actually been to britain. no, not at all. but when- actually been to britain. \ttiit but when i go to not at all. but when i go to anentcn— not at all. but when i go to anentcn. .,_ not at all. but when i go to anentcn. t t— not at all. but when i go to america, i, i ham- not at all. but when i go to america, i, i ham it- but when i go to america, i, i ham it up like, i ntnenty— america, i, i ham it up like, i mean, already i'm- america, i, i ham it up like, i mean, already i'm pretty. i'm there.— mean, already i'm pretty. i'm there. t— mean, already i'm pretty. i'm there. t tnte— mean, already i'm pretty. i'm there. i take it— mean, already i'm pretty. i'm there. i take it to— mean, already i'm pretty. i'm there. i take it to like prince terry— there. i take it to like prince hnnry tevets— there. i take it to like prince harry levels like, oh, hello. tn — harry levels like, oh, hello. tn tnen — harry levels like, oh, hello. i'm from london. you know, they teve— i'm from london. you know, they teve h.— i'm from london. you know, they teve tt. they— i'm from london. you know, they love it. they love— i'm from london. you know, they love it. they love it.— love it. they love it. understand - love it. they love it. understand what you're saying? i thtnt— understand what you're saying? i thtnt neeste— understand what you're saying? i think people are— understand what you're saying? i think people are just saying in it, think people are just saying in n, they-ne— think people are just saying in n, they-re tust— think people are just saying in it, they're just doing the innit thtng. — it, they're just doing the innit thtng. -ntt— it, they're just doing the innit thtng-ntt tt— it, they're just doing the innit thing-all it is.- it, they're just doing the innit thing. all it is. yeah. thing. that's all it is. yeah. wett— thing. that's all it is. yeah. well whatever— thing. that's all it is. yeah. well whatever it's well whatever they say it's hecnuse— well whatever they say it's because _them - well whatever they say it's because them sort well whatever they say it's. because _them sort of because it makes them sort of ctnssy— because it makes them sort of ctnssy.->— because it makes them sort of ctnssy.-> heu- because it makes them sort of classy.-> you can,- because it makes them sort of classy.-> you can, youl because it makes them sort of. classy.-> you can, you can classy. yeah > you can, you can always spot, can get you always spot, they can get you can spot an american can always spot an american pretending because pretending to be british because they've got teeth. yeah. also they've got teeth. yeah. also they've got teeth. yeah. also they've got a lot more- gtitc / also they've got a lot more accents even-tnnn— they've got a lot more accents over-than over- they've got a lot more accents over than over here. than over there than over here. than even-vent.— over there than over here. than over-yeahiyou- over there than over here. than over-yeahiyou got- over there than over here. than over-yeahiyou got tenl over there. yeah. you got ten minutes road in minutes down the road in scotland and you can't understand what people are saying. it's insane. it's. yeah.

anyway, got the anyway, moving on. we've got the guardian she's famous guardian now, and she's famous and martha who and we've got martha stewart who famous for baking. so it's only natural her natural that she should get her buns scott she's she's on buns out. scott she's she's on the of illustrated the cover of sports illustrated this bathing suit. this month in a bathing suit. we got in several bathing suits, nctuntty— we got in several bathing suits, nctuntty. she— we got in several bathing suits, actually. she looks marvellous. she-s— actually. she looks marvellous. she-s get— actually. she looks marvellous. she-s get n— actually. she looks marvellous. she's got a nice— actually. she looks marvellous. she's got a nice rack, i must sny.— she's got a nice rack, i must sny. ant— she's got a nice rack, i must say. and that's.— she's got a nice rack, i must say. and that's. can we see it nw— say. and that's. can we see it tet— say. and that's. can we see it tet ne— say. and that's. can we see it now? let me see— say. and that's. can we see it now? let me see it. there we go . thnt-s— now? let me see it. there we go . thnt-s geect— now? let me see it. there we go . that's good, right? �*ftt�*“tittit . that's good, right? whoa, when. — . that's good, right? whoa, when. she— . that's good, right? whoa, whoa. she does, actually. i didn't realise they're going to shew— didn't realise they're going to shew thnt— didn't realise they're going to show that much— didn't realise they're going to show that much flesh. yeah, now they—n- show that much flesh. yeah, now they—n th- show that much flesh. yeah, now they—n htt et- they have. she's had a bit of went— they have. she's had a bit of went-hut— they have. she's had a bit of went-hut et— they have. she's had a bit of work but of course she work done, but of course she hns. — work done, but of course she hns. she— work done, but of course she has. she-money.- work done, but of course she has. she money. why not? and has. she has money. why not? and nctuntty— has. she has money. why not? and nctuntty. tt— has. she has money. why not? and nctuntty. h t— has. she has money. why not? and actually, if i walk— has. she has money. why not? and actually, if i walk by— has. she has money. why not? and actually, if i walk by her on a street— actually, if i walk by her on a street-she— actually, if i walk by her on a street-she smiled - actually, if i walk by her on a street she smiled at me, street and she smiled at me, i weutt— street and she smiled at me, i would-recognise- street and she smiled at me, i would recognise her as would not recognise her as ttnnthn— would not recognise her as martha stewart. but then, oh wett— martha stewart. but then, oh wett. she— martha stewart. but then, oh well, she .the- martha stewart. but then, oh well, she the way she. 81 well, she likes the way she. 81 yenns— well, she likes the way she. 81 yenns ett. — well, she likes the way she. 81 years old. yeah.— well, she likes the way she. 81 years old. yeah. and- well, she likes the way she. 81 years old. / ' “t: “ec well, she likes the way she. 81 years old. / “t: “ec years old. yeah. and had an interesting she to interesting life. she went to jail for while, didn't you? jail for a while, didn't you? yeah. don't mention that jail for a while, didn't you? - yeah.-don't mention that in yeah. they don't mention that in the—thnt-s- the article. strangely, that's whene— the article. strangely, that's where_some.her| where she met some of her tntenes— where she met some of her tntents-new— where she met some of her friends now look just like friends that now look just like hen. — friends that now look just like hen. tt-s— friends that now look just like her. it's weird.— friends that now look just like her. it's weird. they all hang eut— her. it's weird. they all hang eut nne— her. it's weird. they all hang out and have— her. it's weird. they all hang out and have same plastic out and have the same plastic sungeen— out and have the same plastic sungeen nne— out and have the same plastic surgeon and some— out and have the same plastic surgeon and some have surgeon and some of them have bov— surgeon and some of them have hey—yenhl boy names. but anyway, yeah, she-s— boy names. but anyway, yeah, shes—wtth- boy names. but anyway, yeah, she's—with her. boy names. but anyway, yeah,l she's—with her with she's on the cover with her with her she's on the cover with her with ten seettes— she's on the cover with her with her boobies feature the her boobies feature and the nnevteus— her boobies feature and the previous oldest— her boobies feature and the previous oldest of sports

previous oldest cover of sports tttustnntet— previous oldest cover of sports illustrated was _ previous oldest cover of sports illustrated was elon musk's mum. illustrated was elon musk's mum. t — illustrated was elon musk's mum. tvvns _teunu— illustrated was elon musk's mum. i was. _found out— illustrated was elon musk's mum. i was. _found out from - i was. i just found out from what was she doing on the car. yeah she was. she was july 20th. she-s— yeah she was. she was july 20th. she-slheuet. — yeah she was. she was july 20th. she-slheuet. t— yeah she was. she was july 20th. she'slmodel. i mean,— yeah she was. she was july 20th. she'slmodel. i mean, she- she's a model. i mean, she wasn't just like she was my mum. i'm not just getting a celebrity mother. his mother, jackie stallone, turning up in the big brother maye musk or maye brother house. maye musk or maye ttust. — brother house. maye musk or maye ttust. t— brother house. maye musk or maye ttust. tthtnt— brother house. maye musk or maye musk. i think that— brother house. maye musk or maye musk. i think that he— maye musk or maye musk. i think that he would sort of musk. i think that he would sort et-hen— musk. i think that he would sort et-hen eut— musk. i think that he would sort et-hen eut se- musk. i think that he would sort of-her out so she- of like help her out so she teesn-t— of like help her out so she doesn't need— of like help her out so she- doesn't need-anymore. doesn't need to model anymore. vent.— doesn't need to model anymore. yen-weig— doesn't need to model anymore. yeah, weird because she's yeah, it's weird because she's tetng— yeah, it's weird because she's doing-herself.- yeah, it's weird because she's doing-herself. it's- doing it for herself. it's stnnnge— doing it for herself. it's strange-he's. doing it for herself. it's. strange-he's he's doing it for herself. it's- strange-he's he's not. strange because he's he's not. anywny—yeu- strange because he's he's not. anyway—you think. strange because he's he's not.- anyway_you think he's anyway he's. oh, you think he's not. but she is. she is. she is an attractive woman. anyway, not. but she is. she is. she is an at'quickly woman. anyway, not. but she is. she is. she is an at'quickly squeeze anyway, not. but she is. she is. she is an at'quickly squeeze this/ay, not. but she is. she is. she is an at'quickly squeeze this one we'll quickly squeeze this one in as elon musk mum might have said, we've express said, once we've got the express now germany is furious with now in germany is furious with the of europe, is the rest of europe, this is bound well. josh, we are bound to end well. josh, we are no longer— bound to end well. josh, we are no longer darlings— bound to end well. josh, we are no longer darlings of— josh, we are no longer darlings of europe. bitter— no longer darlings of europe. bitter germans— no longer darlings of europe. bitter germans demand eurovision boycott.— bitter germans demand eurovision boycott. when— bitter germans demand eurovision boycott. when were— bitter germans demand eurovision boycott. when were they the darlings— boycott. when were they the dam... of— boycott. when were they the darlings of europe .7 a terrible darlings of europe? a terrible offensive— darlings of europe? a terrible offensive accent— darlings of europe? a terrible offensive accent going on there. basically— offensive accent going on there. basically yeah.— offensive accent going on there. basically yeah. they scored not not actually. — basically yeah. they scored not not actually. they— basically yeah. they scored not not actually. they scored 18 points,— not actually. they scored 18 points, but— not actually. they scored 18 points, but they— not actually. they scored 18 points, but they came last. it's a bunch— points, but they came last. it's a bunch of— points, but they came last. it's a bunch of times— points, but they came last. it's a bunch of times .— points, but they came last. it's a bunch of times . but this is a bunch of times. but this is actually— a bunch of times. but this is actually let's— a bunch of times. but this is actually let's get— a bunch of times. but this is actually let's get some conspiracies- actually let's get some conspiracies going on because

after— conspiracies going on because after coming— conspiracies going on because after coming last— conspiracies going on because after coming last then like the next— after coming last then like the next day— after coming last then like the next day they— after coming last then like the next day they then approved the ambitions— next day they then approved the ambitions 2.3— next day they then approved the ambitious 2.3 billion military aid ambitious 2.3 billion military nn package— ambitious 2.3 billion military and package no— ambitious 2.3 billion military aid package to ukraine. so they obviously— aid package to ukraine. so they obviously were— aid package to ukraine. so they obviously were like, wait a minute,— obviously were like, wait a minute, in— obviously were like, wait a minute, if they'd only done that like nne— minute, if they'd only done that like the week— minute, if they'd only done that like the week before, days nennn— like the week before, days before, they— like the week before, days before, they would have got nann— before, they would have got nens nn— before, they would have got loads more votes. yeah britain did loads more votes. yeah britain an tnnn— loads more votes. yeah britain an [an yenn— loads more votes. yeah britain an nesunn. — loads more votes. yeah britain did last year. / good loads more votes. yeah britain did last year. “43?" good luck. did last year. yeah. good luck. snnnn— did last year. yeah. good luck. sharm .sheikh_ did last year. yeah. good luck. sharm .sheikh was- did last year. “43?" good luck. sharm sheikh was every german sharm el sheikh was every german i've sharm el sheikh was every german n-veeenne— nen- i've ever met has come last anyway— i've ever met has come last anyway .— i've ever met has come last anyway , en— i've ever met has come last anyway , on that— i've ever met has come last anyway , on that note, always anyway, on that note, always hom— anyway, on that note, always new ene. — anyway, on that note, always hold out. they— anyway, on that note, always hold out. they always hold out the hold out. they always hold out ene-n— hold out. they always hold out ene-n neany— hold out. they always hold out the is nearly over. the shoe is nearly over. so tea-s— the shoe is nearly over. so tee-s take— the shoe is nearly over. so let's take another- the shoe is nearly over. so let's take another look let's take another quick look at wednesday's pages. the wednesday's front pages. the daily has working from home daily mail has working from home fuels uk's sick note crisis. the telegraph has free speech at risk in trans row. oxford dons tell students the guardian has alarm as ministers target housing standards to cut asylum hotel bills . the times has hotel bills. the times has starmer i'll allow more homes in the green belt . the express the green belt. the express leads with pm. you must let us deport illegal migrants. leads with pm. you must let us deport illegal migrants . and deport illegal migrants. and finally, the metro has 2.5 million to sick to work. finally, the metro has 2.5 million to sick to work . and million to sick to work. and that's all we have time for. thank you to my guest, josh howie and scott capurro and

we're back tomorrow at 11 pm. with josh sitting here sitting there scott in a wig as there and scott in a wig as diane. if you're watching at diane. and if you're watching at 5 stay for breakfast 5 am, stay tuned for breakfast by kaboom .

good evening. will good evening. well, as net migration approaches, 1 million people per year, we have to ask and debate tonight. have the tories failed on brexit? at last it's over. the russia hoax on both sides of the pond is over. it was all a lie from the very start. russia had nothing to do with brexit or trump becoming president. and we remember that 80 years ago this evening, 617 squadron took off for the dams raid. we'll go to lincolnshire and think what it means in 80 years on, but before all of

that, let's get the news with polly middlehurst . that, let's get the news with polly middlehurst. nigel thank you. polly middlehurst. nigel thank yea. eeen— polly middlehurst. nigel thank you. good evening.— polly middlehurst. nigel thank you. good evening. the- m 3: nigel thank you. good evening. the top story nennnt— you. good evening. the top story tonight en— you. good evening. the top story nenngnn an en— you. good evening. the top story tonight on gb news, the prime minster-e— tonight on gb news, the prime minister's office— tonight on gb news, the prime minister's office has just said the minister's office has just said ene eu— minister's office has just said ene nu ana— minister's office has just said the eu and the— minister's office has just said the eu and the uk have agreed to enenennen— the eu and the uk have agreed to strengthen their— the eu and the uk have agreed to strengthen their cooperation on migration— strengthen their cooperation on nngnanen ana— strengthen their cooperation on migration and the threat posed by russia — migration and the threat posed by russia. rishi_ migration and the threat posed by russia. rishi sunak and the nann— by russia. rishi sunak and the neeen nine— by russia. rishi sunak and the dutch prime minister mark rutte nave— dutch prime minister mark rutte nave agreea— dutch prime minister mark rutte nave agreed ne— dutch prime minister mark rutte have agreed to work to build an international— have agreed to work to build an international coalition to provide— international coalition to provide ukraine with combat air capabilities,— provide ukraine with combat air capabilities, supporting with eyenyannne— capabilities, supporting with everything from training to meanne— everything from training to procuring f—16_ everything from training to procuring f—16 jets. they met at the procuring f—16 jets. they met at ene cannen— procuring f—16 jets. they met at the council of— procuring f—16 jets. they met at the council of europe summit in iceland— the council of europe summit in iceland today,— the council of europe summit in iceland today, where mr sunak nae— iceland today, where mr sunak nae been— iceland today, where mr sunak has been addressing the council and saying— has been addressing the council and saying ane— has been addressing the council and saying the world's most vulnerable— and saying the world's most vulnerable people have been paying— vulnerable people have been paying ane— vulnerable people have been paying the price— vulnerable people have been paying the price for unlawful nagnanen— paying the price for unlawful nngnanen .— paying the price for unlawful migration . and— paying the price for unlawful migration . and that's as the migration. and that's as the government— migration. and that's as the government tries to implement its government tries to implement an own— government tries to implement its own illegal— government tries to implement its own illegal migration bill, nnen— its own illegal migration bill, nnen n— its own illegal migration bill, which is currently going through the which is currently going through nne nause— which is currently going through ene neaee en— which is currently going through the house of lords. as the new law— the house of lords. as the new law anne— the house of lords. as the new law ne— the house of lords. as the new law aims to tackle— the house of lords. as the new law aims to tackle small boat eneeneg— law aims to tackle small boat crossings,-asylum - crossings, sending asylum eeeenn— crossings, sending asylum seekers back— crossings, sending asylum seekers back home or to a third country— seekers back home or to a third country enen— seekers back home or to a third country such rwanda , uk