saturday n0 spin, i saturdayl n0 spin, no i saturday- no spin, no bias, | saturday- no spin, no bias, no | saturday— no spin, no bias, no censorship. rm— no spin, no bias, no censorship. rm dan— no spin, no bias, no censorship. i'm dan wootton_ no spin, no bias, no censorship. i'm dan wootton ._ no spin, no bias, no censorship. i'm dan wootton . tonight,- no spin, no bias, no censorship. i'm dan wootton . tonight, the i'm dan wootton. tonight, the duke and duchess of sussex released an extraordinary statement claiming they were in a quote near catastrophic car chase with paparazzi through the streets of manhattan on but the nypd and new york city's lefty mayor have already cast doubts on this sensational story. i would find it hard to believe that— would find it hard to believe that there— would find it hard to believe that there was— would find it hard to believe that there was a— would find it hard to believe that there was a two hour high speed— that there was a two hour high speed chase— that there was a two hour high speed chase acas_ that there was a two hour high speed chase acas so as our beloved— speed chase acas so as our beloved late _ speed chase acas so as our beloved late queen famously said , recollections— beloved late queen famously said , recollections may— beloved late queen famously said , recollections may vary . , recollections may vary. so does— , recollections may vary. so does the— , recollections may vary. so does the couple's- , recollections may vary. so does the couple's fast and spunous does the couple's fast and spurious car chase claim prove harry made a mistake , thinking harry made a mistake, thinking his family would be safer in the

us? or is this just another shameless publicity stunt? angela levin delivers her unmissable verdict soon. and you don't want to miss this. he's standing by live . princess standing by live. princess diana's butler and rock diana's former butler and rock paul burrell, who's furious with the couple over their sensationally unravelling car chase claim . he's going to join chase claim. he's going to join me in just a couple of minutes time. also on the way tonight, as it's revealed, ministers are yet agree on the home yet to agree on the home secretary's cut secretary's proposals to cut immigration superwoman immigration is superwoman sevilla the only person in government trying to deliver the will people. it's government trying to deliver the will people . it's not will of the people. it's not racist for anyone. - cc it's not racist for anyone. ethnic minority— racist for anyone. ethnic minority or— racist for anyone. ethnic minority or otherwise, to want to control— minority or otherwise, to want to control our— minority or otherwise, to want to control our borders . to control our borders. so is very— to control our borders. so is our very own allison pearson right that sevilla should make a principled resignation over soaring immigration figures ? my soaring immigration figures? my superstar panel debate the battle for our borders and the media buzz. and tonight , i'm media buzz. and tonight, i'm joined by carol mcgiffin, adam brooks and matthew lazor. elsewhere tonight, itv's woes grow as holly and phil's feud is mocked in parliament. there at each other's throats . mr

each other's throats. mr speaken each other's throats. mr speaker, they're the- " mr speaker, they're the phil and holly— speaker, they're the phil and my of— speaker, they're the phil and holly of british— speaker, they're the phil and holly of british politics. but with— holly of british politics. but with repoiis— holly of british politics. but with reports a— holly of british politics. but with reports a this- holly of british politics. but with reports a this morning, bloodbath beckons with schofe in the firing line, which celebrity couple is more dysfunctional? angela rayner and keir starmer or holly willoughby and phillip schofield? kim woodburn, edwina currie and andrea jenkyns go head to head on that in the clash. also coming up, the sacked starbucks employee in this shocking video has spoken out for the first time, claiming that they are the victim . um, that they are the victim. um, but i have some bombshell new info that suggests otherwise i'll reveal all and slam the bankrupt cultural marxists vice for smearing to innocent brits without evidence in my digest. next has hard left twitter activist jack monroe scammed her followers by requesting funds to bnng followers by requesting funds to bring legal action against lee anderson. that never materialised . will lee. he says materialised. will lee. he says he's still waiting to hear from monroe's lawyer. he's going to join me live in the studio with some questions for her shortly. plus bestselling author and former raf pilot frederick forsyth weighs in on attempts to

rewrite the works of authors like rewrite the works of authors uke and rewrite the works of authors like and fight like roald dahl and the fight for freedom of speech in the west. ever , we're going to west. as ever, we're going to have tomorrow's newspaper front pages hot press, new pages hot off the press, new greatest union greatest britain in union jackass named to. this greatest britain in union jaidan; named to. this greatest britain in union jaidan wootton.�*|amed to. this greatest britain in union jaidan wootton. tonighto. this greatest britain in union jaidan wootton. tonight let's s greatest britain in union jaidan wootton. tonight let's go is dan wootton. tonight let's go breaking tonight , doubts breaking tonight, doubts continue to grow around the duke and duchess of sussex's bombshell claim that they were pursued in a quote near catastrophic car chase by paparazzi in new york last night. the couple sensationally , i think farcical statement has quickly unravelled tonight as the nypd and new york's left wing mayor, eric adams , cast wing mayor, eric adams, cast doubt on whether it could be described as a car chase at all. and the driver of the taxi that the pair bizarrely sought refuge in, sunny singh told the washington post. i don't think i would call it a chase. i never felt like i was in danger. it

wasn't like a car chase in a movie. they were quiet and seemed scared. but it's new york . it's safe. but prince harry seems keen to not let facts get in the way of a good story. ramping up the victimhood rhetoric the duke has told friends. this is in the times newspaper . it was the closest newspaper. it was the closest i have ever felt to understanding what happened on the night his mother, diana, died . would you mother, diana, died. would you react ? i'm joined now live by react? i'm joined now live by princess diana's former butler, her rock , paul burrell. paul her rock, paul burrell. paul what do you make of harry comparing this car chase which the taxi driver says isn't a car chase to the night his mother died 7 chase to the night his mother died ? and dan , here we go again died? and dan, here we go again . ipersonally died? and dan, here we go again . i personally think it's wrong. ii-s— . i personally think it's wrong. it's offensive— . i personally think it's wrong. it's offensive to— i personally think it's wrong. it's offensive to make any oomopion— it's offensive to make any comparison with the car chase in iioniioiion— comparison with the car chase in iioniioiion io— comparison with the car chase in manhattan to one— comparison with the car chase in manhattan to one in paris. they ioioiiy— manhattan to one in paris. they were totally different

circumstance chances. diana was ooiuoiiy— circumstance chances. diana was ooiuoiiy avoiding— circumstance chances. diana was actually avoiding the press the night— actually avoiding the press the nigiii sie— actually avoiding the press the night she died.— actually avoiding the press the night she died. meghan and harry coming— night she died. meghan and harry were courting the— night she died. meghan and harry were courting the press on the nigiii— were courting the press on the nigiii iiioi— were courting the press on the nigiii iiioi iiioy— were courting the press on the night that they had their car chose— night that they had their car chase in— night that they had their car chase in manhattan and, you know,— chase in manhattan and, you know, i— chase in manhattan and, you know, i ion-i— chase in manhattan and, you know, i don't want any harm to io— know, i don't want any harm to come to meghan— know, i don't want any harm to come to meghan and harry. and i'm come to meghan and harry. and i-m o— come to meghan and harry. and i-m o grooi— come to meghan and harry. and i'm a great supporter of our working— i'm a great supporter of our working members of the royal iomiiy— working members of the royal iomiiy iii— working members of the royal iomiiy iii i— working members of the royal family but i find— working members of the royal family but i find it very hard to family but i find it very hard io ioiiovo— family but i find it very hard to believe all— family but i find it very hard to believe all the facts are being— to believe all the facts are being issued _ to believe all the facts are being issued from harry's spokesperson— being issued from harry's spokesperson this near catastrophic- spokesperson this near catastrophic car chase, the ioioniiooo— catastrophic car chase, the relentless pursuit for two hours.— relentless pursuit for two iiouio. i— relentless pursuit for two hours. i think— relentless pursuit for two hours. i think it's total exaggeration, even the mayor of now— exaggeration, even the mayor of new york,— exaggeration, even the mayor of new york, oo— exaggeration, even the mayor of new york, as you've just seen, hoo— new york, as you've just seen, ioo iioouioi— new york, as you've just seen, has disputed those facts . it has disputed those facts. it sonis— has disputed those facts. it sonis io— has disputed those facts. it sounds to me— has disputed those facts. it sounds to me like a farce and an opponnniiy— sounds to me like a farce and an opponnniiy io— sounds to me like a farce and an opportunity to exaggerate the noon. — opportunity to exaggerate the noon. again— opportunity to exaggerate the truth. again and— opportunity to exaggerate the truth. again and to elevate inni— truth. again and to elevate brand sussex— truth. again and to elevate brand sussex again after the cononoiion— brand sussex again after the coronation, after— brand sussex again after the coronation, after princess princess— coronation, after princess princess anne. - coronation, after princess princess anne. so eloquently oiiiionoioi— princess anne. so eloquently obliterated harry's face for non— obliterated harry's face for non ino— obliterated harry's face for half the coronation with her ninno. — half the coronation with her pinno. i— half the coronation with her plume. i think— half the coronation with her plume. i think this is this is connois— plume. i think this is this is complete fabrication. it's a

connois— complete fabrication. it's a complete story— complete fabrication. it's a complete story that they are niiiing — complete story that they are niiiing io — complete story that they are willing to spin— complete story that they are willing to spin a— complete story that they are willing to spin a pr exercise to say— willing to spin a pr exercise to say ,— willing to spin a pr exercise to soy , noo— willing to spin a pr exercise to soy , noy, ioon— willing to spin a pr exercise to soy , noy, ioon oi— willing to spin a pr exercise to say , hey, look at us. we're say, hey, look at us. we're vulnerable _ say, hey, look at us. we're vulnerable ._ say, hey, look at us. we're vulnerable . we- say, hey, look at us. we're vulnerable . we are in danger. vulnerable. we are in danger. ani— vulnerable. we are in danger. ani nnon— vulnerable. we are in danger. ani nnon no— vulnerable. we are in danger. and when we come to england, we nosi— and when we come to england, we need semiso— and when we come to england, we need soonniiy. i— and when we come to england, we need security. i think that's nnoi— need security. i think that's no is— need security. i think that's what it's all— need security. i think that's what it's all about . what it's all about. paul ionisin— what it's all about. paul burrell, none of this stacks up , does it? because if you feel like you were genuinely at threat in new york , the last threat in new york, the last thing you're going to do is jump into a yellow cab, because let me tell you, those drivers are out of control. they might get you quickly, you somewhere quickly, but they're out of control. they're not very cabs to be in. and not very safe cabs to be in. and the other. thank you, dan? yeah we york. we know that we know new york. we know that you we know new york. we know that yon-invo— we know new york. we know that yon-inns o— we know new york. we know that you-drive a block— we know new york. we know that you-drive a block without. you can't drive a block without being— you can't drive a block without being sioppooi— you can't drive a block without being stopped. and you're being stopped. and if you're in a being stopped. and if you're in oisnoso— being stopped. and if you're in a-chaselyou're- being stopped. and if you're in a chase you're being a car chase or you're being pursued,— a car chase or you're being onnsnooi-io- a car chase or you're being onnsnooi-io o- a car chase or you're being pursued, to a safe a car chase or you're being- pursued,-to a safe house, pursued, you go to a safe house, you— pursued, you go to a safe house, you-underground- pursued, you go to a safe house, you underground car you go to an underground car poin— you go to an underground car porn, yon— you go to an underground car porn, you go— you go to an underground car porn, you go into— you go to an underground car park, you go into a hotel, you go io— park, you go into a hotel, you go to somewhere— park, you go into a hotel, you go to somewhere where you're safe. — go to somewhere where you're safe. nons— go to somewhere where you're safe. -this couple- go to somewhere where you're safe. this couple decided safe. no, this couple decided to ionos— safe. no, this couple decided to ions by— safe. no, this couple decided to ioovo iy-ioon— safe. no, this couple decided to leave by-back door- safe. no, this couple decided to leave by back door and leave by the back door and onoggonio— leave by the back door and exaggerate their their affair by ioiiing— exaggerate their their affair by ioiiino ins — exaggerate their their affair by telling the paparazzi where going— telling the paparazzi where we're going through the back noon— we're going through the back door ,— we're going through the back

door , noi— we're going through the back door , not the— we're going through the back door , not the front door, which door, not the front door, which we door, not the front door, which no in. ii— door, not the front door, which we came in. if they'd left by ino— we came in. if they'd left by in noni— we came in. if they'd left by the front door— we came in. if they'd left by the front door and given the press— the front door and given the press insin— the front door and given the press their photographs , which press their photographs, which they— press their photographs, which inoy wonioi, — press their photographs, which they wanted, all— press their photographs, which they wanted, all would be well. but they wanted, all would be well. on no— they wanted, all would be well. on inis— they wanted, all would be well. but no, this becomes an oxoggoniooi— but no, this becomes an exaggerated, convoluted sort of engagement— exaggerated, convoluted sort of ongogononi ,— exaggerated, convoluted sort of engagement, which becomes a excising— engagement, which becomes a excising ion— engagement, which becomes a exciting for brand— engagement, which becomes a exciting for brand sussex . exciting for brand sussex. the sinn— exciting for brand sussex. the other thing— exciting for brand sussex. the other thing is— exciting for brand sussex. the other thing is paul— exciting for brand sussex. the other thing is paul ,- exciting for brand sussex. the other thing is paul, we have to point out this would never have happenedin point out this would never have happened in the uk. there were deals between the media and members of the royal family to offer the sort of protection that you simply don't get in america. so this is why lots of people warned harry and meghan before they went to the us. you actually don't know what you're letting yourself for , in guys. letting yourself for, in guys. absolutely they left the soonniiy— absolutely they left the soonniiy oi— absolutely they left the security of the - ' oily they left the security of the royal family and noisy— security of the royal family and royalty protection. _ security of the royal family and royalty protection. they left all royalty protection. they left oii inni— royalty protection. they left all that behind _ royalty protection. they left all that behind for what? for nnoii— all that behind for what? for what? nothing— all that behind for what? for what? nothing they have to now nio— what? nothing they have to now nine insin— what? nothing they have to now hire their own— what? nothing they have to now hire their own security firm to keep — hire their own security firm to keep inon — hire their own security firm to keep them safe.— hire their own security firm to keep them safe. the metropolitan

poiso— keep them safe. the metropolitan ioiiso ions — keep them safe. the metropolitan police force are— keep them safe. the metropolitan police force are not— keep them safe. the metropolitan police force are not there to nnoiooi— police force are not there to noiooi harry— police force are not there to protect harry and meghan when they— protect harry and meghan when one sonne— protect harry and meghan when one io— protect harry and meghan when they come to england. they're onene— they come to england. they're inene io— they come to england. they're there to protect— they come to england. they're there to protect the public, the newer— there to protect the public, the taxpayer pay _ there to protect the public, the ioxpoyen pay ion— there to protect the public, the taxpayer pay for the metropolitan police force . so if metropolitan police force. so if they— metropolitan police force. so if one sonne— metropolitan police force. so if one io— metropolitan police force. so if they come to this— metropolitan police force. so if they come to this country again, onion— they come to this country again, nnion i— they come to this country again, nnion i very— they come to this country again, which i very much— they come to this country again, which i very much doubt, they come to this country again, which i very much doubt , they which i very much doubt, they win— which i very much doubt, they niii nove— which i very much doubt, they niii nove io— which i very much doubt, they will have to find— which i very much doubt, they will have to find their own security— will have to find their own security . — will have to find their own security . they- will have to find their own security . “er a will have to find their own security . "can ll ll security. they will they will indeed. security. they will they will indeed . and but paul , you say indeed. and but paul, you say this is a complete fabrication as far as you're concerned. yes, i think it's a pr exercise to elevate kate, harry and meghan back into a prominent position after after this wonderful coronation which we've had in this country, which which showcases the working members of the royal family, not harry and meghan. and just finally, paul is terry— meghan. and just finally, paul is harry wrong— meghan. and just finally, paul is harry wrong to— 3 and just finally, paul is harry wrong to allow sources otose— is harry wrong to allow sources otose to— is harry wrong to allow sources otose to trim — is harry wrong to allow sources close to him to— is harry wrong to allow sources close to him to brief to the tines— close to him to brief to the times newspaper tonight that tnot— times newspaper tonight that tnottne— times newspaper tonight that that the incident— times newspaper tonight that that the incident in new york renintet— that the incident in new york reminded him _ that the incident in new york reminded him of— that the incident in new york reminded him of how it must have felt reminded him of how it must have teit tor— reminded him of how it must have teit tor nis— reminded him of how it must have felt for his mother,— reminded him of how it must have felt for his mother, diana, your

nose— felt for his mother, diana, your otose trienri— felt for his mother, diana, your close friend, on— felt for his mother, diana, your close friend, on the night she died. — close friend, on the night she diet. it— close friend, on the night she diet. it is— close friend, on the night she died. it is so— close friend, on the night she died. l g close friend, on the night she died. l 3 it's died. it is so wrong. it's upsetting— died. it is so wrong. it's upsetting .— died. it is so wrong. it's upsetting . it's- died. l 3 it's upsetting . it's wrong for harry upsetting. it's wrong for harry to to— upsetting. it's wrong for harry to to tnis. — upsetting. it's wrong for harry to to tnis. ne— upsetting. it's wrong for harry to do this. he knows it's wrong. he must— to do this. he knows it's wrong. he must know— to do this. he knows it's wrong. he must know it's— to do this. he knows it's wrong. he must know it's wrong. it's not— he must know it's wrong. it's not only— he must know it's wrong. it's not only upsetting to me and it's not only upsetting to me and its upsetting— not only upsetting to me and it's upsetting to— not only upsetting to me and it's upsetting to millions of peopie— it's upsetting to millions of people watching this show. it's. it's people watching this show. it's. it-s peopie— people watching this show. it's. it's people around— people watching this show. it's. it's people around the world and his it's people around the world and nis trotner— it's people around the world and his brother and— it's people around the world and his brother and his— it's people around the world and his brother and his father. why is ne— his brother and his father. why is ne toine— his brother and his father. why is he doing this?— his brother and his father. why is he doing this? stop it, terry.— is he doing this? stop it, harry. because- is he doing this? stop it, harry. because it's not right . harry. because it's not right. strong— harry. because it's not right. strong message— harry. because it's not right. strong message tonight from paul nurreii. — strong message tonight from paul burrell. diana's— strong message tonight from paul burrell. diana's rock— strong message tonight from paul burrell. diana's rock .- strong message tonight from paul burrell. j f ’new burrell. diana's rock. thank you so much, paul. we'll speak next week. angela levin and nana akua both coming up on this developing story later in the show. but now the news headlines with polly middlehurst . dan, with polly middlehurst. dan, thank you. the top 3: dan, thank you. the top stories this tour. — thank you. the top stories this tour. prince— thank you. the top stories this hour. prince harry— thank you. the top stories this hour. prince harry claims he, his hour. prince harry claims he, nis trite— hour. prince harry claims he, nis nite ,— hour. prince harry claims he, his wife , meghan and her mother his wife, meghan and her mother were in a near catastrophic car onese— were in a near catastrophic car enose invoivinp— were in a near catastrophic car chase involving the paparazzi in iiontotton— chase involving the paparazzi in iionnotton. a— chase involving the paparazzi in manhattan. a spokesperson for the

manhattan. a spokesperson for tne ooupie— manhattan. a spokesperson for the couple said— manhattan. a spokesperson for the couple said the incident noppenet— the couple said the incident happened after— the couple said the incident happened after they attended an snort— happened after they attended an award ceremony— happened after they attended an award ceremony in— happened after they attended an award ceremony in new york yesterday— award ceremony in new york yestertoy .— award ceremony in new york yestertoy . ine— award ceremony in new york yesterday . the statement said yesterday. the statement said the relentless— yesterday. the statement said the relentless pursuit lasting two— the relentless pursuit lasting over two hours— the relentless pursuit lasting over two hours resulted in nuitipie— over two hours resulted in multiple near— over two hours resulted in multiple near collisions invoiving— multiple near collisions involving other drivers on the root.— involving other drivers on the road. pedestrians— involving other drivers on the road. pedestrians and two new vort— road. pedestrians and two new tort notice— road. pedestrians and two new york police department officers . ine— york police department officers . ine utte— york police department officers . the nypd has— york police department officers . the nypd has said they ossistet— . the nypd has said they assisted the— . the nypd has said they assisted the duke and duchess uno— assisted the duke and duchess nno orrivet— assisted the duke and duchess who arrived at— assisted the duke and duchess who arrived at their destination witn— who arrived at their destination nitn no— who arrived at their destination with no reported— who arrived at their destination with no reported collisions. iniuries— with no reported collisions. iniuries or— with no reported collisions. injuries or arrests . well, news injuries or arrests. well, news nere— injuries or arrests. well, news nere ot— injuries or arrests. well, news nere ot none,— injuries or arrests. well, news here at home, one— injuries or arrests. well, news here at home, one of the world's ingest— here at home, one of the world's iorpest sor— here at home, one of the world's largest car manufacturers is warning— largest car manufacturers is warning it— largest car manufacturers is turning it may— largest car manufacturers is warning it may have to close uk toetories— warning it may have to close uk factories, meaning— warning it may have to close uk factories, meaning thousands of job factories, meaning thousands of top tosses— factories, meaning thousands of top tosses it— factories, meaning thousands of job losses if the— factories, meaning thousands of job losses if the government toesn-t— job losses if the government doesn't renegotiate the brexit teet- — doesn't renegotiate the brexit teet- inst-s— doesn't renegotiate the brexit deal. that's after stellantis, union— deal. that's after stellantis, union owns— deal. that's after stellantis, which owns brands like vauxhall and which owns brands like vauxhall ont citron— which owns brands like vauxhall and citron, said— which owns brands like vauxhall and citron, said the current agreement— and citron, said the current agreement will— and citron, said the current agreement will affect its export and manufacturing operation in the and manufacturing operation in tne un— and manufacturing operation in tne ut. ine— and manufacturing operation in the uk. the company says without enonpes— the uk. the company says without onenees it— the uk. the company says without enunpes it witt— the uk. the company says without changes it will struggle to make eteotrio— changes it will struggle to make electric vehicles— changes it will struggle to make electric vehicles at— changes it will struggle to make electric vehicles at ellesmere , electric vehicles at ellesmere, port— electric vehicles at ellesmere, port ont— electric vehicles at ellesmere, port and luton,_ electric vehicles at ellesmere, port and luton, the european outonotite— port and luton, the european automobile manufacturers association— automobile manufacturers

association is— automobile manufacturers association is requesting a tnree— association is requesting a tnree year— association is requesting a three year extend mission to pnose— three year extend mission to pnose in— three year extend mission to pnuse in tne— three year extend mission to phase in the tougher post—brexit rutes— phase in the tougher post—brexit rutes ont— phase in the tougher post—brexit rutes ont tne— phase in the tougher post—brexit rules and the first— phase in the tougher post—brexit rules and the first full size tieitot— rules and the first full size tipitot soon— rules and the first full size digital scan of— rules and the first full size digital scan of the titanic has teen— digital scan of the titanic has been created— digital scan of the titanic has been created ._ digital scan of the titanic has been created . and researchers been created. and researchers soy— been created. and researchers so its— been created. and researchers so its tne— been created. and researchers say it's the largest underwater soonnino— say it's the largest underwater scanning project— say it's the largest underwater scanning project in history. scientists— scanning project in history. scientists have— scanning project in history. scientists have made the 3d moiet— scientists have made the 3d notet to— scientists have made the 3d notet to try— scientists have made the 3d model to try to— scientists have made the 3d model to try to work out new tetoits— model to try to work out new details about— model to try to work out new details about how the ship sank the details about how the ship sank tne esset— details about how the ship sank the vessel, which— details about how the ship sank the vessel, which sank in 1912, ties— the vessel, which sank in 1912, ties .— the vessel, which sank in 1912, ties . sewn— the vessel, which sank in 1912, lies . 3800m below the north lies. 3800m below the north attontie— lies. 3800m below the north attontie .— lies. 3800m below the north atlantic . 1500 _ lies. 3800m below the north atlantic . 1500 passengers atlantic. 1500 passengers perisnet— atlantic. 1500 passengers perisnet in— atlantic. 1500 passengers perished in the disaster. those are perished in the disaster. those tne— perished in the disaster. those are the headlines.— perished in the disaster. those are the headlines. you're up to tote. — are the headlines. you're up to tote. tn— are the headlines. you're up to tote. in post— are the headlines. you're up to date. i'm back in— are the headlines. you're up to date. i'm back in an hour. see you— date. i'm back in an hour. see you tnen— date. i'm back in an hour. see you tnen .— you then. tonight what you then. - tonight what an you tnen— tonight what an extraordinary twist— tonight what an extraordinary twist in— tonight what an extraordinary twist in tne— tonight what an extraordinary twist in the case— tonight what an extraordinary twist in the case of the starbucks— twist in the case of the starbucks manager fired for pnysieotty— starbucks manager fired for physically and_ starbucks manager fired for physically and verbally assaulting— physically and verbally assaulting two customers at a

soutn— assaulting two customers at a south hampton— assaulting two customers at a south hampton branch. /i:::i. ll south hampton branch. you'll remember luna,— south hampton branch. you'll remember luna, spain was sacked by the coffee company after an incident went viral where the 28 year old trans woman confronted two customers after claiming they had accidentally misgendered another trans worker after complaining about being unable to pay by cash. the shocking video of the incident went viral around the world as yet another example of violence coming to the extreme gender movement. so this is a reminder of what went down. didn't start being— of what went down. didn't start being transphobic_ of what went down. didn't start being transphobic ._ : didn't start being transphobic . don't ever being transphobic. don't ever tott— being transphobic. don't ever not me— being transphobic. don't ever call me transphobic , ever. /i:::i. call me transphobic, ever. you do call me transphobic, ever. you to not— call me transphobic, ever. you to not know— call me transphobic, ever. you do not know me.— call me transphobic, ever. you do not know me. you're being transphobic caroline age . call transphobic caroline age. call me transphobic. you are transphobic. now- me transphobic. /iv1:4re”i1:; it. now get me transphobic. v./i1:4 new: it. now get out me transphobic. v./i:l new: it. now get out . me transphobic. you are- transphobic. now get out . you're transphobic. now get out. you're not towing— transphobic. now get out. you're not nowine tun.— transphobic. now get out. you're not nowinp tun. — transphobic. now get out. you're not having fun. don't- it. now get out. you're not having fun. jtiti" e creel it. now get out. you're not having fun. j " e creel not having fun. don't call the police. get out— not having fun. don't call the police. get out ._ not having fun. don't call the police. get out . you- not having fun. don't call the police. get out . you are- police. get out. you are trespossinp— police. get out. you are trespassing. - police. get out. you are trespassing. now- iii: get out. you are trespassing. \t:it police. get out. you are- trespassing. now they've got cameras. you are trespassing . cameras. you are trespassing. get out. get out . you are get out. get out. you are trespassing . you will said

trespassing. you will said something transphobic . you something transphobic. you actually. actually, you g you actually. actually, you bakhmut . wow— actually. actually, you bakhmut . wow ttot-s— actually. actually, you bakhmut . now that's an— actually. actually, you bakhmut . now that's an obvious- actually. actually, you bakhmut . now that's an obvious assault in my opinion, which the police say they are now investigating in spain. kicked off after the tenote— in spain. kicked off after the female customer— e " kicked off after the female customer you heard there, vonesso— female customer you heard there, vanessa thomas,— female customer you heard there, vanessa thomas, who insisted stronoty— vanessa thomas, who insisted stronety ot— vanessa thomas, who insisted stronety ot tne— vanessa thomas, who insisted strongly at the time, by the way,— strongly at the time, by the woy. you — strongly at the time, by the way, you probably heard it, that sne-s— way, you probably heard it, that sne-s not— way, you probably heard it, that she's not transphobic, addressed a she's not transphobic, addressed o seoont— she's not transphobic, addressed a second trans— she's not transphobic, addressed a second trans worker who was a tiotooioot— a second trans worker who was a biological female— a second trans worker who was a biological female as a lady. wnen— biological female as a lady. wnen spoin— biological female as a lady. when spain says the person identities— when spain says the person identifies as— when spain says the person identifies as a— when spain says the person identifies as a trans man. now the identifies as a trans man. now tne noit— identifies as a trans man. now the mail online_ identifies as a trans man. now the mail online reported spain as the mail online reported spain os o nort— the mail online reported spain as a hard left— the mail online reported spain as a hard left trans activist wnose— as a hard left trans activist whose neighbours are terrified of whose neighbours are terrified ot ottentino— whose neighbours are terrified of offending my— whose neighbours are terrified of offending my mistakenly soyine— of offending my mistakenly soyinp tne— of offending my mistakenly saying the wrong thing. it was vanessa's partner, mark andrews, wno— vanessa's partner, mark andrews, wno os— vanessa's partner, mark andrews, wno toine— vanessa's partner, mark andrews, who was doing the— vanessa's partner, mark andrews, who was doing the filming of tnot— who was doing the filming of that incident.— who was doing the filming of that incident. they both oppeoret— that incident. they both oppeoret on— that incident. they both appeared on this show earlier in the appeared on this show earlier in tne week— appeared on this show earlier in tne week to— appeared on this show earlier in the week to explain exactly what noppenet— the week to explain exactly what noppenet witn— the week to explain exactly what happened with the— the week to explain exactly what happened with the cash and they oiwiousty— happened with the cash and they oiwiousty soit— happened with the cash and they obviously said they don't take oosn— obviously said they don't take oosn nyrnoe— obviously said they don't take cash anymore and we just exononoe— cash anymore and we just exchange that. \.;. g: exchange that. not a good society that doesn't take cash anymore, of course, we paid anymore, of course, but we paid for card . she stepped and

for the card. she stepped in and said, got a mobile said, have you got a mobile phone? i said, yes. and she phone? and i said, yes. and she said, now they know where said, well, now they know where you are quite aggressively you are then quite aggressively already. and i said, but they don't know i spend. and don't know what i spend. and i just proceeded to my coffee just proceeded to get my coffee and she just kept on. i wasn't even sure what she was talking about, but she just kept on at me and i just put my hand up and said, i actually was not speaking to you. i was speaking to the lady that served me. and then she just erupted. she come out and just-went- then she just erupted. she come out and just-went to- then she just erupted. she come out and just-went to grab. out and just like went to grab the out and just like went to grab tne ooero— out and just like went to grab the camera off— out and just like went to grab the camera off me and then just entrooet— the camera off me and then just embraced-and— the camera off me and then just embraced and pushed me embraced me and pushed me oeoinst— embraced me and pushed me. oooinst—went against the wall. luna then went toot— against the wall. luna then went toot-store— against the wall. luna then went back-store and- back into the store and physically— back into the store and physically picked vanessa up and oorriet— physically picked vanessa up and oorriet ner— physically picked vanessa up and carried her out— physically picked vanessa up and carried her out to— physically picked vanessa up and carried her out to the front door— carried her out to the front toor ont— carried her out to the front door and launched her out tnrouon— door and launched her out tnroupn tne— door and launched her out through the front of through the front door of the stop. — through the front door of the stop. -tnen— through the front door of the shop. then slammed through the front door of the shop.-then slammed door shop. and then slammed the door and shop. and then slammed the door one-toot — shop. and then slammed the door one-toot nut- shop. and then slammed the door and-door. but now- and broke the door. but now spoin— and broke the door. but now spoin nos— and broke the door. but now spain has gone— and broke the door. but now spain has gone to the hard left. ant— spain has gone to the hard left. and incidentally,— spain has gone to the hard left. and incidentally, now— spain has gone to the hard left. and incidentally, now bankrupt news outlet vice to claim they are the victim. spain has also made a counter complaint to hampshire police about a hate crime demanding an apology from starbucks and is also

threatening legal action against vanessa and mark. so this is what spain told vice. i'm the victim of a transphobic hate crime, but i'm being treated like a criminal. if that's the case, why did spain take so long to tell the police that a hate crime had taken place? my team have actually done some digging on this and we can exclusively reveal it took spain 11 whole days the altercation to days after the altercation to make a counter complaint. and that in itself came two days after gb news and latterly the mail online first reported on the original video. so it appears like a reactionary response . spain said vanessa response. spain said vanessa was, quote, rude and abusive and used transphobic slurs despite providing no evidence of this . providing no evidence of this. but in an exclusive statement tonight, vanessa has told us, i am shocked about this. i absolutely never and would never call anyone a. that's disgusting . and i am very upset by all of this. and i'm waiting to see if

the police have the footage. this statement is completely false. when asked by vice why she appeared to attack mark, spain added i wanted the video to be deleted . when i didn't get to be deleted. when i didn't get it, i grabbed the other customer by the bag and escorted her out of the store, then immediately closed the door, which unfortunately cracked the glass. right. so just an unfortunate glass door smashed in there. nothing to see here. cops told us tonight that they are still investigating both complaints and that no arrests have been made. but starbucks says it's sacked spain after carrying out a, quote, full investigation and concluding the behaviour was not acceptable. so what's happened here is that vice has decided it's okay to smear two perfectly respectable citizens , a carer respectable citizens, a carer and a builder. i met them earlier in the week. lovely people all simply because they used pronouns connected to a biological reality that we've all accepted for centuries . says

all accepted for centuries. says to me this is more evidence of the dark , antisocial, anti the dark, antisocial, anti science path that gender extremist s are leading us down. but to respond now, my superstar panel colleague and media personality carol mcgiffin, the businessman and activist adam brooks, and the former labour party adviser matthew lanza. and mcgeough, this story is very important to me, not simply because of the attack that took place in a southampton cafe , but place in a southampton cafe, but the fact that the left wing media believe it's actually an offence to use pronouns connected to someone's biological sex. yeah of course. according to them, it is. i its— according to them, it is. i mean, it's dangerous , isn't it? mean, it's dangerous, isn't it? toot.— mean, it's dangerous, isn't it? veon. tn— mean, it's dangerous, isn't it? yeah. i'm sitting— mean, it's dangerous, isn't it? yeah. i'm sitting here now tnintine— yeah. i'm sitting here now tnintino i— yeah. i'm sitting here now thinking i don't know where to stort— thinking i don't know where to stort .— thinking i don't know where to stort . you— thinking i don't know where to start , you know?— thinking i don't know where to start , you know? what do you say start, you know? what do you say 7 start, you know? what do you say evou— start, you know? what do you say evou know.— start, you know? what do you say evou know. i— start, you know? what do you say .7 you know, i want— start, you know? what do you say .7 you know, i want to talk about ? you know, i want to talk about tne— ? you know, i want to talk about tne. ine— .7 you know, i want to talk about tne. ine spooe— .7 you know, i want to talk about the. the space in.— .7 you know, i want to talk about the. the space in. i'll just oott— the. the space in. i'll just oott ner— the. the space in. i'll just call her miss— the. the space in. i'll just call her miss spain. but that's prototty— call her miss spain. but that's protopty wrong— call her miss spain. but that's probably wrong as well. you know , i.

probably wrong as well. you know . t in— probably wrong as well. you know . t in witn— probably wrong as well. you know .i. in wit you— probably wrong as well. you know , i. i'm with you on— probably wrong as well. you know , i. i'm with you on the fact tnot— , i. i'm with you on the fact tnot sne— , i. i'm with you on the fact tnot sne or— , i. i'm with you on the fact that she or he. _ , i. i'm with you on the fact that she or he. sorry. you see, its— that she or he. sorry. you see, its so— that she or he. sorry. you see, its so eosy— that she or he. sorry. you see, its so eosy to— that she or he. sorry. you see, it's so easy to get— that she or he. sorry. you see, it's so easy to get it confused witn— it's so easy to get it confused witn tne— it's so easy to get it confused with the attack— it's so easy to get it confused with the attack on the guy who titnino. — with the attack on the guy who was filming. it— with the attack on the guy who was filming. it was so violent ont— was filming. it was so violent ont so— was filming. it was so violent and so aggressive— was filming. it was so violent and so aggressive . it was it was and so aggressive. it was it was tint— and so aggressive. it was it was tint ot— and so aggressive. it was it was tint ot it— and so aggressive. it was it was tint ot it os— and so aggressive. it was it was kind of it was uncomfortable to woton.— kind of it was uncomfortable to woton. wore— kind of it was uncomfortable to watch. more than— kind of it was uncomfortable to watch. more than uncomfortable, ootuotty— watch. more than uncomfortable, ootuotty. ant— watch. more than uncomfortable, actually. and the— watch. more than uncomfortable, actually. and the attack that sne— actually. and the attack that sne os— actually. and the attack that she was making— actually. and the attack that she was making on he was making . on.— she was making on he was making . on. oot. — she was making on he was making . on. oot. its— she was making on he was making . on. oot. its to— she was making on he was making . oh, god. it's to just— . oh, god. it's to just difficult.— . oh, god. it's to just difficult. i'll- . oh, god. it's to just difficult. i'll clear it up for you.— difficult. i'll clear it up for you. i— difficult. i'll clear it up for you. i oon-t— difficult. i'll clear it up for you. i can't do— difficult. i'll clear it up for you. i can't do it. but the ottoot— you. i can't do it. but the attack that— you. i can't do it. but the attack that was- you. i can't do it. but the attack that was made on the customer as well, by saying youe— customer as well, by saying you o— customer as well, by saying you're a transphobic, you're toren— you're a transphobic, you're toren ont— you're a transphobic, you're karen and she's— you're a transphobic, you're karen and she's clapping in her too— karen and she's clapping in her tooe tite— karen and she's clapping in her face like that— karen and she's clapping in her face like that ,_ karen and she's clapping in her face like that , is— karen and she's clapping in her face like that , is was face like that, is was oppressive- face like that, is was aggressive as well . and now to aggressive as well. and now to out— aggressive as well. and now to come out that— aggressive as well. and now to come out that much later and say tnot— come out that much later and say tnot tney— come out that much later and say tnot tney — come out that much later and say that they were the _ come out that much later and say that they were the victim of a tronspnotio— that they were the victim of a transphobic hate— that they were the victim of a transphobic hate crime is i its— transphobic hate crime is i mean, it's just— transphobic hate crime is i mean, it's just rich, isn't it? ant— mean, it's just rich, isn't it? ant it— mean, it's just rich, isn't it? ant it is— mean, it's just rich, isn't it? and it is causing- mean, it's just rich, isn't it? and it is causing this this territte— and it is causing this this terrible sort— and it is causing this this terrible sort of- and it is causing this this terrible sort of fear, this outture— terrible sort of fear, this culture of— terrible sort of fear, this culture of fear- terrible sort of fear, this culture of fear for people like me, even you. i'm— culture of fear for people like me, even you. i'm not scared to soy— me, even you. i'm not scared to soy wnot— me, even you. i'm not scared to soy wnot i— me, even you. i'm not scared to say what i think.— me, even you. i'm not scared to say what i think. you're not. i tnow—

say what i think. you're not. i tnow youe— say what i think. you're not. i know you're not,— say what i think. you're not. i know you're not, but i'm not sooret— know you're not, but i'm not sooret its— know you're not, but i'm not scared. it'sjust_ know you're not, but i'm not scared. it's just that, you tnow.— scared. it's just that, you tnow. we— scared. it's just that, you know, we don't- scared. it's just that, you know, we don't want to be peroeiwet— know, we don't want to be perceived wrong. we're getting into— perceived wrong. we're getting into o— perceived wrong. we're getting into o ptooe— perceived wrong. we're getting into a place where you do have to te— into a place where you do have to te ooretut— into a place where you do have to be careful what— into a place where you do have to be careful what you say, teoouse— to be careful what you say, teoouse you— to be careful what you say, because you get- to be careful what you say, because you get this. this pile on-tett— because you get this. this pile on-tett wing— because you get this. this pile on left wing media and on by the left wing media and the on by the left wing media and to ont— on by the left wing media and to ont tne— on by the left wing media and the and the activist. i mean, tne— the and the activist. i mean, to tnino— the and the activist. i mean, to tnine is.— the and the activist. i mean, the thing is, adam, i spoke to vonesso— the thing is, adam, i spoke to vanessa a lot— the thing is, adam, i spoke to vanessa a lot about this. ' i: vanessa a lot about this. and vonesso— vanessa a lot about this. and vonesso is— vanessa a lot about this. and vonesso is o— vanessa a lot about this. and vanessa is a really— vanessa a lot about this. and vanessa is a really tolerant woman. she said, dad, i've got lots of gay friends. i totally support but i support that community. but i looked this behind the looked at this person behind the counter who looked to me like a lesbian woman. and so i called her a lady. that's all she did . her a lady. that's all she did. and i refuse to bow down to ttis— and i refuse to bow down to tnis. tney— and i refuse to bow down to this. they demand ending to be oottet— this. they demand ending to be oottet tnines— this. they demand ending to be called things that— this. they demand ending to be called things that they're not. at called things that they're not. it to — called things that they're not. it to ent— called things that they're not. at the end of— called things that they're not. at the end of the— called things that they're not. at the end of the day , this at the end of the day, this tunor— at the end of the day, this tunor spoin— at the end of the day, this lunar spain is— at the end of the day, this lunar spain is not a woman. she identities— lunar spain is not a woman. she itentities os— lunar spain is not a woman. she identifies as a— lunar spain is not a woman. she identifies as a woman. but that toesn-t— identifies as a woman. but that toesn-t neon— identifies as a woman. but that doesn't mean that— identifies as a woman. but that doesn't mean that i've got to tow— doesn't mean that i've got to tow town— doesn't mean that i've got to bow down and— doesn't mean that i've got to bow down and call her a woman. i etuse — bow down and call her a woman. i etuse its— bow down and call her a woman. i etuse it-s o— bow down and call her a woman. i refuse. it's a he.— bow down and call her a woman. i refuse. it's a he. he— bow down and call her a woman. i refuse. it's a he. he was born a ot— refuse. it's a he. he was born a ot tne— refuse. it's a he. he was born a man at the end— refuse. it's a he. he was born a man at the end of— refuse. it's a he. he was born a man at the end of the day , it's man at the end of the day, it's a man at the end of the day, it's otypioot— man at the end of the day, it's otypioot putty— man at the end of the day, it's a typical bully behaviour. you tnow— atypical bully behaviour. you tnow .— a typical bully behaviour. you tnow . oo— a typical bully behaviour. you know , go and— a typical bully behaviour. you know , go and go— a typical bully behaviour. you know , go and go and be know, go and go and be oepressiwe— know, go and go and be aggressive. go-

know, go and go and be aggressive. go and do something. and aggressive. go and do something. ant tnen— aggressive. go and do something. ant tnen wnen— aggressive. go and do something. and then when it— aggressive. go and do something. and then when it doesn't work outr— and then when it doesn't work out. ptoy— and then when it doesn't work out. ptoy tne— and then when it doesn't work out, play the victim again. we ooutt— out, play the victim again. we ooutt soy— out, play the victim again. we could say that— out, play the victim again. we could say that about many on the left could say that about many on the tett os— could say that about many on the tett os wett. — could say that about many on the left as well. it's— could say that about many on the left as well. it's you _ could say that about many on the left as well. it's you know, its— left as well. it's you know, its typioot— left as well. it's you know, it's typical bully behaviour and to not— it's typical bully behaviour and to not report— it's typical bully behaviour and to not report this— it's typical bully behaviour and to not report this hate crime to 11 to not report this hate crime to it toys— to not report this hate crime to it toys otter— to not report this hate crime to 11 days after it— to not report this hate crime to 11 days after it just— to not report this hate crime to 11 days after it just proved tnot-s— 11 days after it just proved that's utter— 11 days after it just proved that's utter nonsense . and i that's utter nonsense. and i tetiewe— that's utter nonsense. and i tetiewe tne— that's utter nonsense. and i believe the couple and i watched your— believe the couple and i watched your interview— believe the couple and i watched your interview and— believe the couple and i watched your interview and they did seem like your interview and they did seem tite toe— your interview and they did seem like nice people.— your interview and they did seem like nice people. and again , if like nice people. and again, if ot— like nice people. and again, if ot ny— like nice people. and again, if one of my staff— like nice people. and again, if one of my staff acted like that to o— one of my staff acted like that to a customer— one of my staff acted like that to a customer ,_ one of my staff acted like that to a customer , they'd be sacked to a customer, they'd be sacked stroient— to a customer, they'd be sacked stroipnt owoy. — to a customer, they'd be sacked straight away. well, that's the tnino. — straight away. well, that's the thing. matthew— straight away. well, that's the thing. matthew laws. look, i do appreciate there's a police investigation going on. no one's been arrested yet. we don't know where will fall on where the police will fall on this, starbucks investigated this, but starbucks investigated . and remember, starbucks is quite a woke company and they decided that this lunar spain needed to be immediately terminated. yeah, i don't think stortuots— terminated. yeah, i don't think starbucks would— terminated. yeah, i don't think starbucks would do— : yeah, i don't think starbucks would do that lightly. i starbucks would do that lightly. i neon— starbucks would do that lightly. i os you— starbucks would do that lightly. i mean, as you say, starbucks is oonnittet— i mean, as you say, starbucks is oonnittet to— i mean, as you say, starbucks is committed to equality and diversity— committed to equality and tiwersity .— committed to equality and diversity , to— committed to equality and diversity , to put it more diversity, to put it more potitety. — diversity, to put it more potitety. so— diversity, to put it more politely. so i- diversity, to put it more politely. so i mean, it's a norritte— politely. so i mean, it's a horrible incident. and i mean, toot.— horrible incident. and i mean, toot.|tnint— horrible incident. and i mean, look,lthink the— horrible incident. and i mean, look, think the whole problem look, i think the whole problem witn—snoutt- look, i think the whole problem with—should bei with the debate is it should be otout— with the debate is it should be about _ little - with the debate is it should bej about—little less about condemning a little less ont—

about condemning a little less and understanding a little more all and understanding a little more ott tne— and understanding a little more ott tne woy— and understanding a little more all the way around. i think tnot— all the way around. i think tnot. you— all the way around. i think that, you know,- all the way around. i think that, you know, if we get to the stoee— that, you know, if we get to the stoee wnere — that, you know, if we get to the stage where people, you know, ton-t— stage where people, you know, ton-t-tnot— stage where people, you know, don't-that are _ stage where people, you know, don't that are worried don't think that are worried otout—riont- don't think that are worried about right thing don't think that are worried. about—right thing , about saying the right thing, tney-re— about saying the right thing, tney-re rust— about saying the right thing, they're just-to- about saying the right thing, they're just to retreat. they're just going to retreat. iney-re— they're just going to retreat. iney-re-eoine- they're just going to retreat. they're going just they're just going to it just notes— they're just going to it just notes-tnino- they're just going to it just. makes -thing they're makes the whole thing they're noting— makes the whole thing they're making demands. 1: makes the whole thing they're making demands. 1 n: making demands. matthew. and no disrespect, i won't disrespect, but i'm not i won't be what do. well, be told to what do. well, absolutely. and - rim: be well, absolutely. and that's why i tnint— absolutely. and that's why i think there— absolutely. and that's why i think there needs to be there absolutely. and that's why i think 1to re needs to be there absolutely. and that's why i think 1to be ieeds to be there absolutely. and that's why i think 1to be aeds to be there absolutely. and that's why i think 1to be a fairto be there absolutely. and that's why i think 1to be a fair ande there absolutely. and that's why i think 1to be a fair and franke needs to be a fair and frank tetote— needs to be a fair and frank tetote. ant— needs to be a fair and frank debate. and i— needs to be a fair and frank debate. and i think that if petting— debate. and i think that if we're getting to the stage where sonetoty—ot- we're getting to the stage where somebody at because we're getting to the stage where somthave at because we're getting to the stage where somthave incorrect at because we're getting to the stage where somthave incorrect albie, ecause we're getting to the stage where somthave incorrect albie, they ;e they have incorrect albie, they note— they have incorrect albie, they note toitet— they have incorrect albie, they have failed identify somebody have failed to identify somebody as have failed to identify somebody os non—tinory— have failed to identify somebody as non—binary, which no as non—binary, which in no circumstances— circumstances is plain and obvious— circumstances is plain and oiwious ty— circumstances is plain and obvious by its— circumstances is plain and obvious by its nature is obvious by its very nature is iust— obvious by its very nature is iust petting— obvious by its very nature is just getting daft. i think just getting daft. and i think tnis— just getting daft. and i think tnisltite.— just getting daft. and i think this-like, you— just getting daft. and i think this like, you know, we've this is like, you know, we've seen such revolution in gay seen such a revolution in gay rionts— seen such a revolution in gay rionts-tost- seen such a revolution in gay rights-last-25. rights over the last 20, 25 yeors— rights over the last 20, 25 yeors tron — rights over the last 20, 25 years from when first, you years from when i first, you tnow.— years from when i first, you tnow-i— years from when i first, you tnow-i os- years from when i first, you know, i was when i was know, when i was when i was oonine— know, when i was when i was oonine-os— know, when i was when i was oonine-os o— know, when i was when i was oonine-os o te- know, when i was when i was coming-as a 16 or- know, when i was when i was coming as a 16 or 17 year coming out as a 16 or 17 year old— coming out as a 16 or 17 year out its— coming out as a 16 or 17 year out its o— coming out as a 16 or 17 year old, it's a completely different it's old, it's a completely different it-s o— old, it's a completely different it's a completely— old, it's a completely different it's a completely different wortot— it's a completely different- wortt—peopte world. and, you know, people woutt— would be uncomfortable. they woutt—tol would be uncomfortable. theyi woutt—to soy would worry about what to say ttere— would worry about what to say there. -everybody - would worry about what to say there. everybody accepts there. now everybody accepts testion—os- lesbian and gay rights as a nornot— lesbian and gay rights as a nornot-ot— lesbian and gay rights as a normal of society. i normal part of society. so i tnint— normal part of society. so i tnint tnot— normal part of society. so i think that, you— normal part of society. so i think that, you know, we need a tetote— think that, you know, we need a tetote wnere— think that, you know, we need a debate where this— think that, you know, we need a debate where this isn't about doing— debate where this isn't about toine tne— debate where this isn't about doing the -thing.- debate where this isn't about doing the thing. it's doing the wrong thing. it's otout— doing the wrong thing. it's about understanding. let's not otso—rients-

about understanding. let's not also—rights and. also conflate gay rights and testion— also conflate gay rights and lesbian _transl lesbian rights to this trans movement—atl lesbian rights to this trans. movement—at the movement and agenda at the moment—is- movement and agenda at the| moment,_is very moment, because this is very sinister— moment, because this is very sinister-going- moment, because this is very sinister-going on- moment, because this is very sinister going on the sinister what's going on at the moment— sinister what's going on at the moment-certain— sinister what's going on at the moment certain aspects. ' i: moment in certain aspects. and these— moment in certain aspects. and these-tnot— moment in certain aspects. and these-that people- moment in certain aspects. and these that people have these demands that people have got certain things got to call them certain things and to be addressed as and they have to be addressed as and they have to be addressed as a certain way is wrong. i don't think i a certain way is wrong. i don't tnint i ogree— a certain way is wrong. i don't tnint i oreeg i— a certain way is wrong. i don't think i agree. i don't- f 1“ g i don't think i agree. i don't think it snoutt— think i agree. i don't think it snoutt te— think i agree. i don't think it should be policed. vanessa, the customer has actually said that she's by this. she's very stressed by all this. and you know, this and it's kind of, you know, this is easily it can happen. you is how easily it can happen. you can make the accusation and can just make the accusation and then, you know, she is the one that's now. and i that's suffering now. and i think i just also— that's suffering now. and i think i just also do- 1“; and i think i just also do have to say gay— think i just also do have to say goy—ostet- think i just also do have to say goy—ostet peoptel think i just also do have to say gay asked people to gay folk never asked people to ononge— gay folk never asked people to ononge tneir— gay folk never asked people to change their biological reality, to ononge— change their biological reality, to ononge tne— change their biological reality, to change the english language. to change the engliin language. we to change the english language. we iust— to change the english language. we iust osteo— to change the english language. we just asked to— to change the english language. we just asked to be accepted for wno— we just asked to be accepted for wno — we just asked to be accepted for wno ant— we just asked to be accepted for wno ant i— we just asked to be accepted for who we. and i would- we just asked to be accepted for who we. ' “i: : we just asked to be accepted for who we. '“r: : l who we. and i would just like gay people and people that want to be different, to be happy, do not demand other people to do things. know, brooks, things. you know, adam brooks, matthew mcgiffin, matthew lanza, carol mcgiffin, my with me. all my superstar panel with me. all night. coming after my superstar panel with me. all night. .coming-after hard| night. but coming up, after hard left night. but coming up, after hard tett-ootiwist— night. but coming up, after hard left-activist jack- left twitter activist jack iionroe— left twitter activist jack monroe fails— left twitter activist jack monroe fails bring legal monroe fails to bring legal ootion— monroe fails to bring legal action against— monroe fails to bring legal action against anderson. action against lee anderson. despite—money- action against lee anderson.- despite_money from despite requesting money from her followers _ despite requesting money from her followers to _ despite requesting money from her followers to finance the mysterious— her followers to finance the mysterious case.— her followers to finance the mysterious case. what does westminster's_ mysterious case. what does westminster's toughest talking

mp westminster's toughest talking np nove— westminster's toughest talking np note to— westminster's toughest talking we note to soy— westminster's toughest talking mp have to say about the drama .7 mp have to say about the drama? lee mp have to say about the drama? tee anterson— mp have to say about the drama? lee anderson live— mp have to say about the drama? lee anderson live in— mp have to say about the drama? lee anderson live in the studio nut— lee anderson live in the studio out up— lee anderson live in the studio soon. but up next— lee anderson live in the studio soon. but up next in the clashes , soon. but up next in the clashes . deputy— soon. but up next in the clashes . peputy nine— soon. but up next in the clashes , deputy prime minister oliver uowten— , deputy prime minister oliver dowden delivers— , deputy prime minister oliver dowden delivers a genius line otout— dowden delivers a genius line otout tne— dowden delivers a genius line about the similarities between the about the similarities between tie-torty— about the similarities between tie-torty ont- about the similarities between the party and itv's this the labour party and itv's this morning— the labour party and itv's this morning .— the labour party and itv's this morning . which— the labour party and itv's this morning . which more morning. which couple is more dysfunctional— morning. which couple is more dysfunctional ?_ morning. which couple is more dysfunctional .7 angela rayner and dysfunctional? angela rayner and keir dysfunctional? angela rayner and teir storner— dysfunctional? angela rayner and keir starmer or— dysfunctional? angela rayner and keir starmer or holly willoughby and keir starmer or holly willoughby ont tnittip— keir starmer or holly willoughby and phillip schofield, kim wootturn— and phillip schofield, kim i woodburn,—and woodburn, edwina currie and antreo— woodburn, edwina currie and andrea jenkyns_ woodburn, edwina currie and andrea jenkyns battle this out next. — andrea jenkyns battle this out next. nut— andrea jenkyns battle this out next. but what— andrea jenkyns battle this out next. but what do you think, dan at gbnews.uk?_ next. but what do you think, dan at gbnews.uk? vote in our poll. i'm fascinated— at gbnews.uk? vote in our poll. i'm fascinated by— at gbnews.uk? vote in our poll. i'm fascinated by these results at i'm fascinated by these results ot on— i'm fascinated by these results ot on news— i'm fascinated by these results ot on news on— i'm fascinated by these results at gb news on twitter. i'll twing— at gb news on twitter. i'll bring tnen— at gb news on twitter. i'll bring them to— at gb news on twitter. i'll bring them to you straight after this bring them to you straight after we .—

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carriage awaits, although it is a motorbike and— carriage awaits, although it is a motorbike and it's time for you— a motorbike and it's time for you to— a motorbike and it's time for you to neot— a motorbike and it's time for you to head to— a motorbike and it's time for you to head to kyiv. cc. a motorbike and it's time for you to head to kyiv. (it; a motorbike and it's time for you to head to kyiv. ct:i you to head to kyiv. got you. note— you to head to kyiv. got you. note you— you to head to kyiv. got you. note you got— you to head to kyiv. got you. note you got your— you to head to kyiv. c1:i have you got your stuff? yes, we — have you got your stuff? yes, we got— have you got your stuff? yes, we got ott— have you got your stuff? yes, we got ott ny— have you got your stuff? yes, i've got all my stuff. ;1:i i've got all my stuff. i've got all i've got all my stuff. i've got at my— i've got all my stuff. i've got at my tits. — i've got all my stuff. i've got all my bits. i'm off to the palace, to the prince's trust, to go and introduce the winner. yesterday to the king himself. so going be don't be so i'm going be good. don't be naughty. my best. happy to hold the fort. yes. goodbye now. ooottye. — the fort. yes. goodbye now. goodbye. hello— the fort. yes. goodbye now. goodbye. hello to- the fort. yes. goodbye now. goodbye. hello to save me a piece. don't forget, it's- goodbye. i1:;it.t:; don't forget, it's his. piece. don't forget, it's his. its— piece. don't forget, it's his. it-s tour— piece. don't forget, it's his. it's your majesty. - i1:;it.t:; don't forget, it's his. it's your majesty. v./t:i ” it's your majesty. your majesty . iteose — it's your majesty. your majesty . please make— it's your majesty. your majesty . please make it— it's your majesty. your majesty . please make it stop- it's your majesty. your majesty . please make it stop .- . please make it stop. meanwhile,— please make it stop. meanwhile, holly and phil's feud has meanwhile, holly and phil's feud nos teoome— meanwhile, holly and phil's feud has become such— meanwhile, holly and phil's feud has become such a— meanwhile, holly and phil's feud has become such a national totting— has become such a national totting point— has become such a national talking point that they were mootet — talking point that they were mootet in— talking point that they were mocked in parliament today. deputy— mocked in parliament today. peputy trime— mocked in parliament today. deputy prime minister oliver dowden.— deputy prime minister oliver i>owten no— deputy prime minister oliver dowden, no less, compared the worring— dowden, no less, compared the worring ooupte— dowden, no less, compared the warring couple with labour tosses— warring couple with labour tosses teir— warring couple with labour bosses keir starmer and angela itoyner— bosses keir starmer and angela itoyner .— bosses keir starmer and angela itoyner . nut— bosses keir starmer and angela rayner . but look,— bosses keir starmer and angela rayner . but look, if she wants rayner. but look, if she wants to tott— rayner. but look, if she wants to talk about— rayner. but look, if she wants to talk about this, this sort of tning— to talk about this, this sort of tning .— to talk about this, this sort of tning . we— to talk about this, this sort of tning . we ott— to talk about this, this sort of thing , we all know what's going thing, we all know what's going on witn— thing, we all know what's going on witn ner— thing, we all know what's going on with her and— thing, we all know what's going on with her and her leader. its— on with her and her leader. its ott— on with her and her leader. its at towey— on with her and her leader. it's all lovey dovey- on with her and her leader. it's all lovey dovey on- on with her and her leader. it's all lovey dovey on the surface. they turn it on for the cameras, but as soon as they're off, it's a different story. they're at each other's throats. mr speaker . they're the phil and

mr speaker. they're the phil and holly of british politics. good line. so look , simple c jcs good line. so look , simple question line. so look, simple question tonigtt— line. so look, simple question tonignt. wno— line. so look, simple question tonight, who is— line. so look, simple question tonight, who is more dysfunctional? angela rayner and keir dysfunctional? angela rayner and teir stormer— dysfunctional? angela rayner and keir starmer or— dysfunctional? angela rayner and keir starmer or holly willoughby and keir starmer or holly willoughby ont tnittip— keir starmer or holly willoughby and phillip schofield .7 i know and phillip schofield? i know it's and phillip schofield? i know its o— and phillip schofield? i know it's a difficult— and phillip schofield? i know it's a difficult choice. dan at onwtwsut— it's a difficult choice. dan at gbnews.uk vote in our poll at gb wews— gbnews.uk vote in our poll at gb news on— gbnews.uk vote in our poll at gb news on twitter,— gbnews.uk vote in our poll at gb news on twitter, but doing tottte— news on twitter, but doing tottte on— news on twitter, but doing battle on this— news on twitter, but doing battle on this now, tv personality- battle on this now, tv personality kim woodburn, former personality kiln woodburn, former tory personality kim woodburn, former iory minister— personality kim woodburn, former tory minister edwina currie and tormer— tory minister edwina currie and former education— tory minister edwina currie and former education minister ourent— former education minister ounem iory— former education minister current tory mp andrea jenkyns. so current tory mp andrea jenkyns. so antreo— current tory mp andrea jenkyns. so andrea jenkyns_ current tory mp andrea jenkyns. so andrea jenkyns i mean this is a so andrea jenkyns i mean this is o tit— so andrea jenkyns i mean this is o tit ot— so andrea jenkyns i mean this is o tit ot o— so andrea jenkyns i mean this is a bit of a sophie's— so andrea jenkyns i mean this is a bit of a sophie's choice, ism-t— a bit of a sophie's choice, isn-t pp— a bit of a sophie's choice, isn't it? but— a bit of a sophie's choice, isn't it? but who's more dysfunctional- isn't it? but who's more dysfunctional in your view? angeto— dysfunctional in your view? angeto ont— dysfunctional in your view? angela and keir or holly and init— angela and keir or holly and int e — angela and keir or holly and int e i— angela and keir or holly and phil .7 i mean,— angela and keir or holly and phil .7 i mean, it- angela and keir or holly and phil .7 i mean, it is- angela and keir or holly and phil .7 c ;t:cc 1“; phil? i mean, it is getting excruciating to watch the holly and phil show, but i have to say it's going to be keir and angela. i mean, look for years now, they have been at war with each other. he tried the botched attempt to try and sack her. he sacked her boyfriend instead . sacked her boyfriend instead. she came out openly back in the rail strikes doing different to

what he wanted to publicly say and yeah, and what i'd also say is but look at the phillip schofield thing . he managed to schofield thing. he managed to report his brother, who was a, but according to emily thornberry , you know, starmer, thornberry, you know, starmer, he was head of the cps at the time and he let down peterjemmy savile's victim. so there's some connection there as well . yeah, connection there as well. yeah, very good point. very- f1“f 1:i1“ yeah, very good point. very good point.— very good point. very good point. edwina— very good point. very good point. edwina currie , who do you point. edwina currie, who do you tnint-s— point. edwina currie, who do you tnint-s more— point. edwina currie, who do you think's more dysfunctional do aet— think's more dysfunctional do aot teoouse— think's more dysfunctional do a&e because they both seem like gutte— a&e because they both seem like quite dysfunctional pairings to me . wett— quite dysfunctional pairings to me . well, for— quite dysfunctional pairings to me . well, for me— quite dysfunctional pairings to me . well, for me ,- quite dysfunctional pairings to me . �*tht:4c ”car me. well, for me, fairly obviously it's sir keir starmer and angela rayner. i mean, he is and angela rayner. i mean, he is a steely and angela rayner. i mean, he is o steety wortn— and angela rayner. i mean, he is a steely north londoner- and angela rayner. i mean, he is a steely north londoner ,- e1“i: ' ; ?e i mean, he is a steely north londoner , very a steely north londoner, very weottny— a steely north londoner, very weottny mon— a steely north londoner, very weottny .— a steely north londoner, very wealthy man , multi—millionaire, wealthy man, multi—millionaire, wnion— wealthy man, multi—millionaire, wnion neer— wealthy man, multi—millionaire, which never gets— wealthy man, multi—millionaire, which never gets referred to and sne-s— which never gets referred to and sne-s o— which never gets referred to and sne-s o gouty— which never gets referred to and she's a gobby northerner and you out— she's a gobby northerner and you ooutt even— she's a gobby northerner and you could even even— she's a gobby northerner and you could even even say— she's a gobby northerner and you could even even say that, you tnow.— could even even say that, you tnow. tney— could even even say that, you tnow. tney ore— could even even say that, you know, they are so— could even even say that, you know, they are so unalike. tney-re— know, they are so unalike.

iney-re tite— know, they are so unalike. they're like chalk and cheese. sne— they're like chalk and cheese. sne nos— they're like chalk and cheese. she has actually— they're like chalk and cheese. she has actually said that tney-re— she has actually said that tney-re tite— she has actually said that they're like two dogs in a room. inot-s— they're like two dogs in a room. we now— they're like two dogs in a room. that's how she— they're like two dogs in a room. that's how she described them. tou— that's how she described them. you tnow— that's how she described them. you tnow .— that's how she described them. you know , and— that's how she described them. you know , and one can imagine you know, and one can imagine tnem — you know, and one can imagine tnem tint— you know, and one can imagine tnem tint ot— you know, and one can imagine them kind of growling and biting and them kind of growling and biting ont snopping— them kind of growling and biting ont snopping ot— them kind of growling and biting and snapping at each other , and snapping at each other, moyte— and snapping at each other, maybe sniffing— and snapping at each other, maybe sniffing out parts. well no, maybe sniffing out parts. well tnot-s— maybe sniffing out parts. well no, no, that's not— maybe sniffing out parts. well no, no, that's not an image i wont— no, no, that's not an image i wont to— no, no, that's not an image i want to share— no, no, that's not an image i want to share on— no, no, that's not an image i want to share on gb news at all. out— want to share on gb news at all. out it— want to share on gb news at all. but it occurred— want to share on gb news at all. but it occurred he— want to share on gb news at all. but it occurred he did actually try ont— but it occurred he did actually try ont soot— but it occurred he did actually try and sack her— but it occurred he did actually try and sack her two years ago wnen— try and sack her two years ago wnen tney— try and sack her two years ago wnen tney not— try and sack her two years ago when they had poor results in the when they had poor results in to oozi— when they had poor results in the 2021 local— when they had poor results in the 2021 local election results . ue— the 2021 local election results . he tried— the 2021 local election results . ue triet to— the 2021 local election results . he tried to sack— the 2021 local election results . he tried to sack her as the trom— . he tried to sack her as the iron tne— . he tried to sack her as the from the chair— . he tried to sack her as the from the chair of— . he tried to sack her as the from the chair of the party and sne— from the chair of the party and sne monoget— from the chair of the party and she managed to— from the chair of the party and she managed to resist that and got nersett— she managed to resist that and got herself instead to be promoted.— got herself instead to be promoted. so— got herself instead to be promoted. so imagine that, you tnow.— promoted. so imagine that, you tnow. tney— promoted. so imagine that, you know, they really— promoted. so imagine that, you know, they really don't get on any— know, they really don't get on my totter— know, they really don't get on any better now— know, they really don't get on any better now than they did tnen— any better now than they did tnen. tney-re— any better now than they did then. they're very different. ant— then. they're very different. ant sne— then. they're very different. and she reminds me of a kind of singte— and she reminds me of a kind of singte use— and she reminds me of a kind of single use plastic,— and she reminds me of a kind of single use plastic, the sort of tning— single use plastic, the sort of tning tnot— single use plastic, the sort of tning tnot you— single use plastic, the sort of thing that you use but you reotty— thing that you use but you reotty wisn— thing that you use but you really wish you— thing that you use but you really wish you didn't. and he is tite— really wish you didn't. and he is like titanium— really wish you didn't. and he is like titanium ,_ really wish you didn't. and he is like titanium , lightweight is like titanium, lightweight ont— is like titanium, lightweight and expensive— is like titanium, lightweight and expensive .— is like titanium, lightweight and expensive . whereas i think and expensive. whereas i think itisni— and expensive. whereas i think itisni sunot— and expensive. whereas i think rishi sunak is— and expensive. whereas i think rishi sunak is more like steel,

you— rishi sunak is more like steel, you tnow.— rishi sunak is more like steel, you tnow. goot— rishi sunak is more like steel, you know, good looking and shiny and you know, good looking and shiny ont stytisn— you know, good looking and shiny and stylish and.— you know, good looking and shiny and stylish and. and why do use ewerywnere— and stylish and. and why do use everywhere and— and stylish and. and why do use everywhere and everybody relies on it.— everywhere and everybody relies on it. tim— everywhere and everybody relies on it. kim woodburn . i;1“c on it. kim woodburn. the slight differences, though , do care. differences, though, do care. and angela are battling on they sort of know they hate each other. but they're battling on as a duo . whereas holly as a duo. whereas holly willoughby, she wants shot of phillip schofield. she wants nothing to do with him . well, nothing to do with him. well, she's a two faced, isn't- 1“; i:1:i 1“ well, she's a two faced, isn't she .7 she's a two faced, isn't she? or.— she's a two faced, isn't she? on sorry.— she's a two faced, isn't she? on. sorry. im— she's a two faced, isn't she? oh, sorry, i'm not.— she's a two faced, isn't she? jcj 1“ look she's a two faced, isn't she? jcj1“ look , look, oh, sorry, i'm not. look, look, i've. say it again. i'm sorry to repeot— i've. say it again. i'm sorry to repeot mysett— i've. say it again. i'm sorry to repeot mysett . — i've. say it again. i'm sorry to repeat myself . holly- i've. say it again. i'm sorry to repeat myself . holly willoughby repeat myself. holly willoughby is not all sweetness and light. my is not all sweetness and light. my love. for years, she said , my love. for years, she said, oh, i'll stick by phil, i love phil. we love each other. the moment she knows the bullets are being fired at phil, she's now saying , oh, i'll work without saying, oh, i'll work without him. i'll work. i'll, i'll, i'll run the show without him. what a two faced. and i'll say what i said the other evening. she's

aided and abetted philip for years. she sat there and watched philip insult people. he was very unkind to me. all right. i'm a tough nut, but it hurt. she sits there. what? she upset, but she goes, oh , philip, not but she goes, oh, philip, not neven but she goes, oh, philip, not never, never. the job she's paid for. philip. i don't agree with you, philip. i think you're being harsh. she's paid to have a point of view. she's taken shedloads of money. phil they need to go. and when they're being brought up now at prime minister's question time, by jove, they need to go. and the question occurs. i mean , that's question occurs. i mean, that's a moment, isn't it? kim that's a momem— a moment, isn't it? kim that's a momem wnen— a moment, isn't it? kim that's a moment when you're— c c7’ kim that's a moment when you're scandal ootuotty— moment when you're scandal actually makes— moment when you're scandal actually makes it— moment when you're scandal actually makes it into pmqs and it's actually makes it into pmqs and its teen— actually makes it into pmqs and it's been running— actually makes it into pmqs and it's been running for day after actually makes it into pmqs and it's after running for day after actually makes it into pmqs and it's after a nning for day after actually makes it into pmqs and it's after a day; for day after actually makes it into pmqs and it's after a day. can day after actually makes it into pmqs and it's after a day. can may after actually makes it into pmqs and it's after a day. can i just fter actually makes it into pmqs and it's after a day. can i just say, day after a day. can i just say, tnougn— day after a day. can i just say, tnougn-in— day after a day. can i just say, though, in defence of holly though, kim, in defence of holly wittougnty.— though, kim, in defence of holly wittougnty.-i- though, kim, in defence of holly willoughby, i worked willoughby, because i worked witn— willoughby, because i worked witn-totn— willoughby, because i worked with -both at— willoughby, because i worked with -both at itv- willoughby, because i worked with both at itv daytime with them both at itv daytime for with them both at itv daytime tor—sne— with them both at itv daytime tor—sne os- with them both at itv daytime for she was always a for two years, she was always a oomptete— for two years, she was always a complete delight.— for two years, she was always a complete delight. when i was teoting— complete delight. when i was teoting witn— complete delight. when i was dealing with-it- complete delight. when i was dealing with it was phil dealing with her. it was phil wno— dealing with her. it was phil wno os— dealing with her. it was phil wno tne— dealing with her. it was phil who was the nasty one. and the prottem — who was the nasty one. and the problem sometimes when problem is kim sometimes when youe— problem is kim sometimes when youre-— problem is kim sometimes when youreo— very- problem is kim sometimes when youreo— wery nostyi you're dealing with a very nasty

ootteogue— you're dealing with a very nasty colleague, actually have to colleague, you actually have to pot— colleague, you actually have to piot—ant- colleague, you actually have to piot—ant uottyl pick up the pieces. and holly nos— pick up the pieces. and holly has-decided- pick up the pieces. and holly has-decided she- pick up the pieces. and holly has decided she doesn't has finally decided she doesn't wont— has finally decided she doesn't wont-tnot— has finally decided she doesn't want that anymore . want to do that anymore. but you spent— want to do that anymore. but you spent o— want to do that anymore. but you spent o-time— want to do that anymore. but you spent a time deciding my spent a long time deciding my love. been on that show love. she's been on that show for years here. i mean, by gosh, if i sat with somebody on a show and i was a presenter and that person was constantly people were going on the show and what going off very upset. i'd have to say to philip, philip, enough's enough . yeah. now, enough's enough. yeah. now, philip, you're being mean. she should have done it c 1“; she should have done it earlier. so do should have done it earlier. so to you— should have done it earlier. so to you tnint— should have done it earlier. so do you think now— should have done it earlier. so do you think now more dysfunctional? kim than keir stormer— dysfunctional? kim than keir stormer ont— dysfunctional? kim than keir starmer and angela rayner. wett. — starmer and angela rayner. wett. toot— starmer and angela rayner. well, look here.— starmer and angela rayner. well, look here. now- starmer and angela rayner. well, look here. now look. edwina. hello, my love. hello. now look here i. god knows angela rayner, a common as muck scouser dear woman is mocked here as muck . he called. now she here as muck. he called. now she got. now she got it here. i never forgot it. she called at the conference. the brighton conference. she called all

senior conservatives. yeah. this will curl your hair. she called them homophobe .uk racist, misogynistic scum . well, she'd misogynistic scum. well, she'd know all about that at the brighton conference. now, look here. how the hell is she .7 still here. how the hell is she? still the deputy leader. good point. they should have got rid they snoutt— they should have got rid they snoutt nove— they should have got rid they should have got— they should have got rid they should have got rid at that point— should have got rid at that point because _ should have got rid at that point because there's nothing soummy— point because there's nothing soummy otout— point because there's nothing scummy about our edwina currie or antreo— scummy about our edwina currie or andrea jenkins.— scummy about our edwina currie or andrea jenkins. thank you to tim — or andrea jenkins. thank you to kim woodburn.— or andrea jenkins. thank you to kim woodburn. fascinating tisoussion— kim woodburn. fascinating discussion tonight. but who do you— discussion tonight. but who do you ogree— discussion tonight. but who do you ogree witn— discussion tonight. but who do you ogree witn 7— discussion tonight. but who do you agree with .7 which celebrity you agree with? which celebrity ooupte— you agree with? which celebrity couple dysfunctional .7 couple is more dysfunctional? angeto— couple is more dysfunctional? angeto itoyner— couple is more dysfunctional? angela rayner and keir starmer or-wittougnty— angela rayner and keir starmer or willoughby phillip or holly willoughby and phillip sonotiett— or holly willoughby and phillip schofield doorman's one has schofield from doorman's one has the schofield from doorman's one has to power— schofield from doorman's one has to power to— schofield from doorman's one has the power to ruin— schofield from doorman's one has the power to ruin daytime television,— the power to ruin daytime television, the _ the power to ruin daytime television, the other has the power— television, the other has the power to — television, the other has the power to rui— television, the other has the power to ruin the country . i power to ruin the country. i tnow— power to ruin the country. i tnow wno— power to ruin the country. i tnow wno my— power to ruin the country. i know who my choice is. i have to ogree— know who my choice is. i have to ogree witn— know who my choice is. i have to ogree witn tnot— know who my choice is. i have to agree with that from albie. tnot-s— agree with that from albie. inot-s o— agree with that from albie. that's a really— agree with that from albie. that's a really hard one. they tott— that's a really hard one. they are both dysfunctional and it's oteor— are both dysfunctional and it's oteor tnot— are both dysfunctional and it's clear that not— are both dysfunctional and it's clear that not one— are both dysfunctional and it's clear that not one of the four tites— clear that not one of the four tites tneir— clear that not one of the four likes their work— clear that not one of the four likes their work partner. and trom— likes their work partner. and trom tot.— likes their work partner. and trom top. you— likes their work partner. and from rob, you forgot harry and iiegnon. — from rob, you forgot harry and iiegnon. teon— from rob, you forgot harry and meghan. yeah maybe the most dysfunctional— meghan. yeah maybe the most dysfunctional couple in the worm— dysfunctional couple in the wortt ot— dysfunctional couple in the world at the _

dysfunctional couple in the world at the moment. but your wertiot— world at the moment. but your wertiot is— world at the moment. but your verdict is now— world at the moment. but your verdict is now in— world at the moment. but your verdict is now in relatively otose — verdict is now in relatively close. actually,— verdict is now in relatively close. actually, 66% of you say teir— close. actually, 66% of you say teir stormer— close. actually, 66% of you say keir starmer and— close. actually, 66% of you say keir starmer and angela rayner are more dysfunctional. 34% of you— are more dysfunctional. 34% of you going— are more dysfunctional. 34% of you going tor— are more dysfunctional. 34% of you going for holly and phil, so it's you going for holly and phil, so its o— you going for holly and phil, so its o no— you going for holly and phil, so it's a rare win— you going for holly and phil, so it's a rare win for— you going for holly and phil, so it's a rare win for holly and init— it's a rare win for holly and int tonignt— it's a rare win for holly and phil tonight going up the duke and phil tonight going up the duke ont uuoness— phil tonight going up the duke and duchess of— phil tonight going up the duke and duchess of sussex released a very— and duchess of sussex released a very tromotio— and duchess of sussex released a very dramatic statement earlier soying— very dramatic statement earlier soying tney— very dramatic statement earlier soying tney were— very dramatic statement earlier saying they were in a near catastrophic— saying they were in a near catastrophic car- saying they were in a near catastrophic car crash chase witn — catastrophic car crash chase with paparazzi— catastrophic car crash chase with paparazzi through the streets— with paparazzi through the streets ot— with paparazzi through the streets of manhattan. however as the streets of manhattan. however as to utte— streets of manhattan. however as to two ont— streets of manhattan. however as the nypd and new— streets of manhattan. however as the nypd and new york city's iioyor— the nypd and new york city's iioyor oost— the nypd and new york city's mayor cast doubts on the ooupte-s— mayor cast doubts on the couple's claim - mayor cast doubts on the couple's claim , is this just couple's claim, is this just onotner— couple's claim, is this just onotner port— couple's claim, is this just another part their warped pr another part of their warped pr oompoigne— another part of their warped pr campaign? angela levin on this snortty. — campaign? angela levin on this snortty. nut— campaign? angela levin on this shortly. but first— campaign? angela levin on this shortly. but first has hard left twitter— shortly. but first has hard left twitter activist— shortly. but first has hard left twitter activist jack monroe sommet— twitter activist jack monroe scammed her— twitter activist jack monroe scammed her followers by requesting— scammed her followers by requesting funds to bring legal ootion— requesting funds to bring legal action against— requesting funds to bring legal action against the anderson that never materialised— action against the anderson that never materialised . westminsters never materialised. westminsters tougnest— never materialised. westminsters toughest talking— never materialised. westminsters toughest talking mp joins me tite— toughest talking mp joins me tiwe in— toughest talking mp joins me tiwe in tne— toughest talking mp joins me live in the studio to ask some questions— live in the studio to ask some questions ot— live in the studio to ask some questions of his— live in the studio to ask some questions of his own to monroe . questions of his own to monroe. ue-s— questions of his own to monroe. ue-s stroignt— questions of his own to monroe. he's straight after— questions of his own to monroe. he's straight after this .

vote. gb news britain's news. channel time now for westminster's- 1“ time now for westminster's toughest awkward mp, westminster's toughest awkward np, teputy— westminster's toughest awkward np, teputy onoir— westminster's toughest awkward mp, deputy chair of the conservative _ mp, deputy chair of the conservative party, lee anterson— conservative party, lee anderson. and in the latest toitet— anderson. and in the latest toitet tit— anderson. and in the latest failed bid by— anderson. and in the latest failed bid by the left to bring town— failed bid by the left to bring town our— failed bid by the left to bring down our red— failed bid by the left to bring down our red wall, rottweiler wote— down our red wall, rottweiler woke celebrity— down our red wall, rottweiler woke celebrity chef jack monroe's libel case against him expired— monroe's libel case against him expiret tnis— monroe's libel case against him expired this week— monroe's libel case against him expired this week after failing to tite— expired this week after failing to tie tegot— expired this week after failing to file legal documents in time . wow— to file legal documents in time . wow morio— to file legal documents in time . now major questions are now oiroutoting— . now major questions are now circulating about— . now major questions are now circulating about where donation money— circulating about where donation money sne— circulating about where donation money she received to fund the nos— money she received to fund the nos gone— money she received to fund the nos gone .— money she received to fund the case has gone . monroe set her case has gone. monroe set her towyers— case has gone. monroe set her towyers on— case has gone. monroe set her towyers on tee— case has gone. monroe set her lawyers on lee after he slammed her lawyers on lee after he slammed ner tor.— lawyers on lee after he slammed ner tor. quote.— lawyers on lee after he slammed her for, quote, taking money off ot— her for, quote, taking money off ot tne— her for, quote, taking money off some of the most— her for, quote, taking money off some of the most vulnerable in sooiety— some of the most vulnerable in sooiety wnen — some of the most vulnerable in

society when she— some of the most vulnerable in society when she crowdfunded a seporote— society when she crowdfunded a separate - against - separate libel case against onotner— separate libel case against onotner-jury.- separate libel case against another jury, she claimed another advert jury, she claimed all another advert jury, she claimed ott tne— another advert jury, she claimed ott tne oosn— another advert jury, she claimed all the cash raised— another advert jury, she claimed all the cash raised to fight lee in tne— all the cash raised to fight lee in to oourts— all the cash raised to fight lee in the courts would go to onority— in the courts would go to charity motty _ in the courts would go to charity motty if it ended up being— charity motty if it ended up being o— charity motty if it ended up being o pro— charity motty if it ended up being a pro bono case. more than a being a pro bono case. more than oyeor— being a pro bono case. more than oyeor toten— being a pro bono case. more than a year later, though,— being a pro bono case. more than a year later, though, it's all gone— a year later, though, it's all gone sitent— a year later, though, it's all gone sitent .— a year later, though, it's all gone silent . so— a year later, though, it's all gone silent . so lee anderson, gone silent. so lee anderson, greot— gone silent. so lee anderson, greot to— gone silent. so lee anderson, greot to note— gone silent. so lee anderson, great to have you— gone silent. so lee anderson, great to have you here. jack monroe— great to have you here. jack monroe surely— great to have you here. jack monroe surely has some serious questions— monroe surely has some serious questions to— monroe surely has some serious questions to answer because you say questions to answer because you soy youe— questions to answer because you soy yoe neort— questions to answer because you say you've heard nothing about tnis— say you've heard nothing about we tegot— say you've heard nothing about this legal case— say you've heard nothing about this legal case and the statute of limitations— this legal case and the statute of limitations now expired. itignt — of limitations now expired. itignt its— of limitations now expired. right it's all— of limitations now expired. right c ; t:c. right it's all gone very quiet down you say. think it down like you say. i think it was monday that the year time limit nothing from limit passed over. nothing from jack or a solicitors. jack monroe or a solicitors. and no time when she no at the time when she threatened action, there threatened legal action, there were going off were some fundraising going off through paypal account. through a paypal account. i believe people believe it was. i know people are asking questions now. people are asking questions now. people are asking questions now. people are asking serious questions. my constituents, in the constituents, people in the general public are saying, where is and i think is this money gone? and i think that's reasonable question to that's a reasonable question to ask. yeah, her agent and that's a reasonable question to ask . yeah, her agent and lawyer, ask. yeah, her agent and lawyer, not soying— ask. yeah, her agent and lawyer, not saying anything— yeah, her agent and lawyer, not saying anything to us today . sne— not saying anything to us today . sne toes— not saying anything to us today . she does have— not saying anything to us today . she does have a— not saying anything to us today . she does have a bit of a track reoort— . she does have a bit of a track eoort in— . she does have a bit of a track record in terms— . she does have a bit of a track record in terms of— . she does have a bit of a track record in terms of crowd funding ont— record in terms of crowd funding and we've seen with the snp , and we've seen with the snp, nowen-t— and we've seen with the snp, nowen-t we— and we've seen with the snp, haven't we, that— and we've seen with the snp, haven't we, that this can be totem— haven't we, that this can be toten very.— haven't we, that this can be toten very. very— haven't we, that this can be taken very, very seriously

teoouse— taken very, very seriously because .you're- taken very, very seriously because you're if you're because if you're if you're osting— because if you're if you're osting tne— because if you're if you're asking the to— because if you're if you're asking the to public fund oertoin— asking the to public fund certain cases,— asking the to public fund certain cases, then you've got to-sure— certain cases, then you've got to-sure tnot— certain cases, then you've got to-sure that you're- to make sure that you're ootuotty— to make sure that you're actually putting it into whatever. _ actually putting it into whatever. i- actually putting it into whatever. 1 actually putting it into- whatever. i think so. and when some of these campaigners set up a go fund me page or justgiving a go fund me page orjustgiving page, actually track page, you can actually track them can see how much them on and you can see how much money has been been been collected and raised. and that's fair when you do, fair enough. but when you do, i think do it through a think when you do it through a paypal you paypal account, you can't actually much money that actually see how much money that person has been paid and what's been and where that been paid out and where that money's so your money's gone to. so is your messoge— money's gone to. so is your messoge to— money's gone to. so is your message to jack— d so is your message to jack monroe. where nos—gone?- message to jack monroe. where has—gone? yeah,- message to jack monroe. where. has—gone? yeah, that's has the money gone? yeah, that's wnot— has the money gone? yeah, that's wnot we— has the money gone? yeah, that's wnot we meet— has the money gone? yeah, that's what we need to— has the money gone? yeah, that's what we need to know. its ; what we need to know. my message is, what we need to know. my message ps—money- is, jack, where's the money gone? simple as that. gone? it's as simple as that. you know, if you raise some money, how and which good money, how much and which good cause given it to? and cause have you given it to? and actually maybe show— cause have you given it to? and actually maybe show us- f ; t:1;1“ c cti7 and actually maybe show us the f ; 1“ c cti7 and actually maybe show us the proof tnot— actually maybe show us the proof tnot-to— actually maybe show us the proof tnot-to tne— actually maybe show us the proof that-to the charity. - that it's gone to the charity. teosoue— that it's gone to the charity. teoouselit-s— that it's gone to the charity. becauselit's-to - that it's gone to the charity. becauselit's-to a - that it's gone to the charity. i becauselit's-to a good because if it's gone to a good charity, arnie to share that and say, well done, jack. yeah okay. well, let's see it. let's see it. — well, let's see it. let's see it. jack— well, let's see it. let's see it. jack monroe— well, let's see it. let's see it. jack monroe and hopefully wett— it. jack monroe and hopefully. we-tt—next we'll have some updates by next weet— we'll have some updates by next weet-turious- we'll have some updates by next week. furious motorist week. now, lee. furious motorist pusnet— week. now, lee. furious motorist pusnet to— week. now, lee. furious motorist pushed to breaking— week. now, lee. furious motorist pushed to breaking point once moreo-— pushed to breaking point once more-a london— pushed to breaking point once more a london this week. more on a london road this week. out— more on a london road this week. nut-tne— more on a london road this week. but-the fightback. - more on a london road this week.

but the fightback. have but i love the fightback. have a toot— but i love the fightback. have a toot ot— but i love the fightback. have a toot ot-tee— but i love the fightback. have a look at-lee hi— but i love the fightback. have a look at lee hi there. and look at this. lee hi there. and tnot— look at this. lee hi there. and tnot-tne— look at this. lee hi there. and tnot-tne woy— look at this. lee hi there. and that the way nato . i'm that is of the way nato. i'm i peopte— that is of the way nato. i'm i mean, people are— that is of the way nato. i'm i mean, people are really angry . mean, people are really angry. arnie— mean, people are really angry. arnie i— mean, people are really angry. arnie i teet— mean, people are really angry. arnie i feel exactly like how tnot— arnie i feel exactly like how tnot guy— arnie i feel exactly like how tnot guy teets— arnie i feel exactly like how that guy feels .— arnie i feel exactly like how that guy feels . but you're big that guy feels. but you're big on tnis— that guy feels. but you're big on we witn— that guy feels. but you're big on this with the— that guy feels. but you're big on this with the cops, aren't youe— on this with the cops, aren't youe neoouse— on this with the cops, aren't you? because they were at onotner— you? because they were at another committee today. yes, i i— another committee today. yes, i am. i mean, just— another committee today. yes, i am. i mean, just look- another committee today. yes, i am. 1“ am. i mean, just look at the state of them, dan. i mean, it makes me angry. we had the police again in front of the home affairs select committee today. you know, this follows on from by justin. from interrupted by justin. well, were they're well, they were there. they're back to back now. i was talking to colleagues just colleagues and we're just looking and think looking at them and think they're we could they're protesters. we could tell looking at them, tell just by looking at them, you know, the you know, you know, the time. you know, i spoke to rowley, the police commissioner, back. commissioner, a few weeks back. he me a little bit of he gave me a little bit of a grilling. he started to act the day but today we had the day after. but today we had the assistant commissioner there assistant commissioner in there today. these yobs, today. and these these yobs, these were in there. these protesters were in there. they jumpers off. they took their jumpers off. they took their jumpers off. they spouting they started spouting some nonsense. actually to they started spouting some non assistant actually to they started spouting some nonassistant commissioner, to they started spouting some non assistant commissioner, and the assistant commissioner, and you might hear it on the clip, i

said to him, are you going to do your job, said to him, are you going to do yourjob, kick said to him, are you going to do your job, kick them said to him, are you going to do yourjob, kick them out, but within seconds be fair, we within seconds to be fair, we got security we got the got the security in, we got the cops they dragged them cops in and they dragged them out. rightly so. out. and quite rightly so. i know got to be tough, know we've got to be tough, don't we? now, look, lee, new ttunter— don't we? now, look, lee, new ttunter trom— don't we? now, look, lee, new blunder from the _ t:1:i1“ c 7 now, look, lee, new blunder from the british bashing oorporotion.— corporation. so i couldn't tetiewe— corporation. so i couldn't believe breakfast believe this. the breakfast presenter— believe this. the breakfast presenter sally— believe this. the breakfast presenter sally nugent left. viewers—lots presenter sally nugent left- viewers_lots of viewers fuming. i've had lots of emoits— viewers fuming. i've had lots of emoitsltnis.— viewers fuming. i've had lots of emails-this. after— viewers fuming. i've had lots of emails this. after referring emails on this. after referring to tne— emails on this. after referring to the dambusters raid as inomoust— to the dambusters raid as infamous-two- to the dambusters raid as infamous. two years to the dambusters raid as- infamous.-two years after infamous. watch two years after 19 infamous. watch two years after it tonooster— infamous. watch two years after 19 lancaster bombers took part in tne— 19 lancaster bombers took part in the infamous— 19 lancaster bombers took part in the infamous dambuster raids . tonignt— in the infamous dambuster raids . tonignt. o— in the infamous dambuster raids . tonight, a special— in the infamous dambuster raids . tonight, a special anniversary fly—past will take place over lincolnshire . to mark the lincolnshire. to mark the occasion, we will have all of the details that's coming up at 10 to 8 this morning. infamously infamous . 10 to 8 this morning. - infamously infamous . that's not infamously infamous. that's not a coincidence,— infamously infamous. that's not a coincidence, is— infamously infamous. that's not a coincidence, is it? : a coincidence, is it? i would imagine done that when sally is reading the news like that, she's reading off an autocue and that's been printed by a researcher, whoever and they purposely put that word in on the autocue. she's read that she knows what it means. it's an awful word. know, these awful word. you know, these these were heroes to me.

these men were heroes to me. heroes to the whole of the country. they risked their lives on a daily basis to fly these aeroplanes and the bbc. you're quite bashing britain quite right, bashing britain again , almost taking mickey again, almost taking the mickey out of our great war heroes. that's an awful word to call. to call the dambusters . yeah. let call the dambusters. yeah. let me just say to the bbc, {.ecc j / let me just say to the bbc, it's your—jemmyl me just say to the bbc, it's- your_jemmy saville, your ex—employee, jemmy saville, tnot-s— your ex—employee, jemmy saville, that's infamous— your ex—employee, jemmy saville, that's infamous .— your ex—employee, jemmy saville, that's infamous . yeah, he's that's infamous. yeah, he's inomoust— that's infamous. yeah, he's infamous. and— that's infamous. yeah, he's infamous. and rolf harris and tott— infamous. and rolf harris and itott ont— infamous. and rolf harris and itott ont terry— infamous. and rolf harris and rolf and terry hall and terry, tet-s— rolf and terry hall and terry, tet-s mote— rolf and terry hall and terry, tet-s mote o— rolf and terry hall and terry, let's make a full— rolf and terry hall and terry, let's make a full list. j let's make a full list. done. tot-s— let's make a full list. done. tot-s go— let's make a full list. done. let's go through the lot. yeah, we'd be here quite a while. a telephone book. the dambusters itoiters— telephone book. the dambusters itoiters not— telephone book. the dambusters raiders, not infamous— the dambusters raiders, not infamous for tomous— raiders, not infamous for famous, celebrated and luckily, tinotty— famous, celebrated and luckily, tinotty. you— famous, celebrated and luckily, finally, you were— famous, celebrated and luckily, finally, you were a big talking point— finally, you were a big talking point totoy— finally, you were a big talking point today because you're at tnis— point today because you're at we wotoon— point today because you're at this natcon conference. i was. ant— this natcon conference. i was. ant you— this natcon conference. i was. and you actually— this natcon conference. i was. and you actually made a really personot— and you actually made a really personal speech.— and you actually made a really personal speech. have a look . personal speech. have a look. anu— personal speech. have a look. ant woggie— personal speech. have a look. and maggie came— personal speech. have a look. and maggie came along- personal speech. have a look. and maggie came along and she said to me and my family that you are good people . you are law you are good people. you are law abiding citizens and you do the right thing. you work hard. you want the very best for your children. and she offered a family and thousands of families

across the country hope she allowed this family to have something that they never dreamed they could have, which was property, own house was a own property, own house and money, basically capital and it wasn't a handout. it was the prospect of a labour government terrifies me. i'm going to fight tooth and nail in my role to make sure that we a conservative government so silly. i thought that government so silly. i thought tnot os— government so silly. i thought tnot o— government so silly. i thought that was a brilliant— c i thought that was a brilliant speech. why is tnis— that was a brilliant speech. why is this conference— that was a brilliant speech. why is this conference had so much ttote— is this conference had so much ttote i— is this conference had so much ttote i meon— is this conference had so much flak? i mean, the— is this conference had so much flak? i mean, the lefties have teen— flak? i mean, the lefties have been attacking— flak? i mean, the lefties have been attacking it— flak? i mean, the lefties have been attacking it because they too— been attacking it because they teor us— been attacking it because they teor us tone— been attacking it because they fear us done . _ been attacking it because they fear us done . you- been attacking it because they fear us done . v./t:ic fear us done. you know, when they get a group of my colleagues, mps from the conservative party, get a good platform like that. it's been a really good conference by the way. when they get us all together, especially people like me, who the left fear, they actually fear that lot of us actually fear that the lot of us collectively because they know actually fear that the lot of us colleweiely because they know actually fear that the lot of us collewe speak cause they know actually fear that the lot of us collewe speak the ;e they know actually fear that the lot of us collewe speak the language ow actually fear that the lot of us collewe speak the language of that we speak the language of the majority in this the silent majority in this country, true conservatives country, the true conservatives . i said speech . like i said in my speech earlier today, most people in this do have this country do have conservative values and they're terrified that actually terrified that we actually stirring something up within

society people society and reminding people that, yes, we do love our country. we do love our history, we do love our culture. and we're more likely be we're more likely to be a conservative. those all conservative. all those all those . indeed. well, those values. indeed. well, toot.— those values. indeed. well, toot. it— those values. indeed. well, toot. it os— those values. indeed. well, look, it was a— those values. indeed. well, look, it was a very- indeed. well, look, it was a very good speech. look, it was a very goo speaktch. look, it was a very good speech. look, it was a very goo speak next lee anderson, we will speak next weet. —so— lee anderson, we will speak next weetso— muon- lee anderson, we will speak next week._so much. but. week. thank you so much. but ooming— week. thank you so much. but ooming .p,_ week. thank you so much. but ooming up. os— week. thank you so much. but coming up, as it's— week. thank you so much. but coming up, as it's revealed, ministers— coming up, as it's revealed, ministers are— coming up, as it's revealed, ministers are yet- coming up, as it's revealed, ministers are yet to agree on tne— ministers are yet to agree on the-secretary's- ministers are yet to agree on the secretary's proposals the home secretary's proposals to out— the home secretary's proposals to cut immigration. is superwoman suella only superwoman suella the only peson— superwoman suella the only person government trying to person in government trying to tetiwer— person in government trying to tetiwer-ot— person in government trying to deliver-of the- person in government trying to deliver of the people deliver the will of the people ont— deliver the will of the people ont snoutt— deliver the will of the people and should she— deliver the will of the people and should she make a principled resignotion— and should she make a principled resignotion .— and should she make a principled resignation , an— and should she make a principled resignation , an over soaring resignation, an over soaring immigrotion— resignation, an over soaring immigration figures , as allison immigration figures, as allison ieorsrn— immigration figures, as allison pearson suggested today . my pearson has suggested today. my superstor—tnot- superstar panel debate that snortty. — superstar panel debate that shortly. .first, - superstar panel debate that shortly. first, what does shortly. but first, what does angeto—ot- shortly. but first, what does angela—of harry shortly. but first, what does- angela_of harry and angela levin make of harry and regions— angela levin make of harry and iiegnon-s-tnot— angela levin make of harry and meghan's that they were in meghan's claim that they were in a near catastrophic— meghan's claim that they were in a near catastrophic car chase witn— a near catastrophic car chase witn poporozzi— a near catastrophic car chase with paparazzi through new york city?— with paparazzi through new york city? sne— with paparazzi through new york city? she delivers— with paparazzi through new york city? she delivers her verdict on wnot-s— city? she delivers her verdict on what's becoming a farcical story.— on what's becoming a farcical story. reotty— on what's becoming a farcical story, really totally unravelling . tonight, live in unravelling. tonight, live in tne— unravelling. tonight, live in to stutio— unravelling. tonight, live in the studio straight after this .

breaking tonight , the new york breaking tonight, the new york totioe— breaking tonight, the new york police department and mayor have cast police department and mayor have oost toutt— police department and mayor have oost toutt on— police department and mayor have cast doubt on the— police department and mayor have cast doubt on the duke and ouoness— cast doubt on the duke and i>uoness ot— cast doubt on the duke and duchess of sussex's claims that tney— duchess of sussex's claims that tney — duchess of sussex's claims that they were involved _ duchess of sussex's claims that they were involved in a, quote, near catastrophic— they were involved in a, quote, near catastrophic car chase inwotwing— near catastrophic car chase involving paparazzi . now, last involving paparazzi. now, last nigtt— involving paparazzi. now, last nignt. iiegnon— involving paparazzi. now, last night, meghan alongside harry and night, meghan alongside harry ont ner— night, meghan alongside harry and her mother— night, meghan alongside harry and her mother ,_ night, meghan alongside harry and her mother , gloria, attended and her mother, gloria, attended and her mother, gloria, attended o goto— and her mother, gloria, attended o goto in— and her mother, gloria, attended o goto in wow— and her mother, gloria, attended a gala in new york— and her mother, gloria, attended a gala in new york to receive an owort— a gala in new york to receive an owort i— a gala in new york to receive an owort i oon-t— a gala in new york to receive an award. i can't believe this. by tne— award. i can't believe this. by tne woy— award. i can't believe this. by tne woy. tor— award. i can't believe this. by the way, for lifelong advocacy for women and— the way, for lifelong advocacy for women and girls. but in a stotement— for women and girls. but in a statement released this afternoon, _ statement released this afternoon, a _ statement released this afternoon, a spokesman for the ooupte— afternoon, a spokesman for the ooupte soit— afternoon, a spokesman for the couple said that— afternoon, a spokesman for the couple said that upon leaving, tney— couple said that upon leaving, tney were— couple said that upon leaving, they were chased— couple said that upon leaving, they were chased by a, quote, ring— they were chased by a, quote, ringlnignty— they were chased by a, quote, ring highly aggressive ring of highly aggressive poporozzi. — ring of highly aggressive paparazzi. this relentless pursuit— paparazzi. this relentless pursuit lasting over two hours resuttet— pursuit lasting over two hours resulted—near- resulted in multiple near collisions— resulted in multiple near collisions involving other triwers— collisions involving other drivers-road- collisions involving other drivers-road ,- collisions involving other- drivers-road , pedestrians drivers on the road, pedestrians ont— drivers on the road, pedestrians ont two— drivers on the road, pedestrians ont two atto— drivers on the road, pedestrians and two nypd officers . however, and two nypd officers. however, in o— and two nypd officers. however, in a sense , national in a sense, national intervention. new york's lefty iioyor— intervention. new york's lefty iioyor trio— intervention. new york's lefty mayor eric adams, said chasing weniotes— mayor eric adams, said chasing weniotes is— mayor eric adams, said chasing vehicles is reckless and irresponsible. - vehicles is reckless and irresponsible. yes but questioned- irresponsible. yes but questioned the timeframe prowitet— questioned the timeframe prowitet ty— questioned the timeframe provided by the sussexes . provided by the sussexes. i woutt— provided by the sussexes. i woutt tint— provided by the sussexes. i would find it— provided by the sussexes. i would find it hard- provided by the sussexes. i would find it hard to- provided by the sussexes. i would find it hard to believe that there was a two hour high

speed chase that would be, i find it hard to believe, but we will find out the exact duration of it . and soon after that, the of it. and soon after that, the nypd released a statement saying they assisted the private security team protecting the duke and duchess of sussex . duke and duchess of sussex. there were numerous photographers that made their tronsport— photographers that made theiri transport—duke transport challenging the duke and transport challenging the duke ont ouoness— transport challenging the duke and duchess of— transport challenging the duke and duchess of sussex arrived at tneir— and duchess of sussex arrived at their destination— and duchess of sussex arrived at their destination were their destination and there were no-collisions. - no reported collisions. summonses- no reported collisions. summonses arrests summonses no injuries or arrests in regort— summonses no injuries or arrests in regort. wote— summonses no injuries or arrests in regard. note that— summonses no injuries or arrests in regard. note that they used the in regard. note that they used to wort— in regard. note that they used the word challenging, not near ootostroptio— the word challenging, not near catastrophic. now, of course, tony-s— catastrophic. now, of course, harry's hostility— catastrophic. now, of course, harry's hostility towards the parts— harry's hostility towards the pops is— harry's hostility towards the paps is understandable , but paps is understandable, but i note— paps is understandable, but i note to— paps is understandable, but i have to remind— paps is understandable, but i have to remind him this sort of car chase would— have to remind him this sort of car chase would never have noppenet— car chase would never have noppenet in— car chase would never have happened in the— car chase would never have happened in the uk where they were protected _ happened in the uk where they were protected by— happened in the uk where they were protected by long term and respeottut— were protected by long term and respectful agreements between the respectful agreements between to metio— respectful agreements between the media and— respectful agreements between the media and the royal family. and the media and the royal family. ant you— the media and the royal family. ant you note— the media and the royal family. and you have to— the media and the royal family. and you have to wonder if the oute— and you have to wonder if the i>ute mote— and you have to wonder if the i>ute mote o— and you have to wonder if the duke made a mistake and thinking his duke made a mistake and thinking nis tomity— duke made a mistake and thinking nis tomity-te— duke made a mistake and thinking his family-be safer- duke made a mistake and thinking his family be safer in the his family would be safer in the us. his family would be safer in the us-tiogropnen- his family would be safer in the us. biographer, angela us. harry's biographer, angela tewin— us. harry's biographer, angela tewinlwitn— us. harry's biographer, angela levin,.with me— us. harry's biographer, angela levin, with me now. angela, levin, is with me now. angela, tnis— levin, is with me now. angela, tnis story— levin, is with me now. angela, tnis story is— levin, is with me now. angela, this story is unravelling and tost— this story is unravelling and tost . — this story is unravelling and tost . tes— this story is unravelling and fast . yes, it's— this story is unravelling and fast . yes, it's a- this story is unravelling and fast . v/t:;~er c tip this story is unravelling and fast. v/t:;~er t; f

fast. yes, it's a very peculiar story . i mean, from my point of story. i mean, from my point of view , i can't understand how view, i can't understand how they arrived with four cars protecting them full of guys who are looking after them . they are looking after them. they walked a big area around them and protected them . and yet they and protected them. and yet they come back in a yellow taxi. i mean, it was a bit like that. the queen lending them her bullet—proof car and then they come to the jubilee and they wind down the windows. i mean , wind down the windows. i mean, if you want protection, you stay with what you've got . you don't with what you've got. you don't sort of start going into a taxi who's got no experience . who's got no experience. madness. i mean, if you go into wow— madness. i mean, if you go into new tort.— madness. i mean, if you go into new york, yellow— madness. i mean, if you go into new york, yellow cabs- : i mean, if you go into new york, yellow cabs , actually, new york, yellow cabs, actually, tney— new york, yellow cabs, actually, tney — new york, yellow cabs, actually, tney gutte— new york, yellow cabs, actually, they are quite crazy drivers. ant— they are quite crazy drivers. ant toot.— they are quite crazy drivers. ant toot. i— they are quite crazy drivers. and look, i want— they are quite crazy drivers. and look, i want to show you wnot— and look, i want to show you wnot tne— and look, i want to show you what the taxi _ and look, i want to show you what the taxi driver says . this what the taxi driver says. this is sunny— what the taxi driver says. this is sunny singt— what the taxi driver says. this is sunny singh and he told the wosnington— is sunny singh and he told the washington post,— is sunny singh and he told the washington post, i don't think i woutt— washington post, i don't think i woutt oott— washington post, i don't think i woutt oott it— washington post, i don't think i would call it a— washington post, i don't think i would call it a chase. i never tett— would call it a chase. i never tett tite— would call it a chase. i never tett tite i— would call it a chase. i never felt like i was— would call it a chase. i never felt like i was in— would call it a chase. i never felt like i was in danger. it wsnt— felt like i was in danger. it wsnt tite— felt like i was in danger. it wasn't like a— felt like i was in danger. it wasn't like a car- felt like i was in danger. it wasn't like a car chase in a tney— wasn't like a car chase in a movie. they were- wasn't like a car chase in a movie. they were quiet and seemet— movie. they were quiet and seemed scared.— movie. they were quiet and seemed scared. but it's new tort.— seemed scared. but it's new tort. its— seemed scared. but it's new york. it's safe.— seemed scared. but it's new york. it's safe. so- seemed scared. but it's new york. it's safe. so angela, tnot-s— york. it's safe. so angela, tnot-s tne— york. it's safe. so angela, that's the driver saying that?

tes— that's the driver saying that? yes — that's the driver saying that? yes i— that's the driver saying that? yes i moon— that's the driver saying that? yes i mean, it's— that's the driver saying that? yes i mean, it's a- that's the driver saying that? yes 1“ c that's the driver saying that? yes 1“ yes i mean, it's a nonsense. but also people say there's so much traffic there that they could never drive around for two hours. you look the hours. but when you look at the details have out and details that have come out and they say, why two hours? they say they were going to stay with a friend nearby , arnie, but they a friend nearby, arnie, but they didn't want the paparazzi to know that. so they drove around and round for over an hour. now, she had her mother there, who is in her late 60s, and she had fallen asleep in the back seat. and the two of them there. what a stupid thing to why would a stupid thing to do. why would you that? to play and you do that? to play cat and mouse in the middle of a busy city. i mean, makes no sense city. i mean, it makes no sense whatsoever. go somewhere and seek protection if you feel like you're genuinely at risk. but the worry here is, ;t:1;1“c. but the worry here is, angela, they otmost— the worry here is, angela, they otmost — the worry here is, angela, they almost seem to— the worry here is, angela, they almost seem to be wanting to mote— almost seem to be wanting to mote o— almost seem to be wanting to mote o point— almost seem to be wanting to make a point and— almost seem to be wanting to make a point and wanting to link wnot— make a point and wanting to link wnot tney-re— make a point and wanting to link what they're going— make a point and wanting to link what they're going through to the what they're going through to to teotn— what they're going through to to teotn ot— what they're going through to the death of how they felt that it os— the death of how they felt that it o— the death of how they felt that it o sort— the death of how they felt that it was a sort of— the death of how they felt that it was a sort of drama. 1“t:;g it was a sort of drama. they ooutt— it was a sort of drama. they ooutt tote— it was a sort of drama. they could take advantage of and make their publicity and they have this longing to be victims in everything they do . they have a

everything they do. they have a wonderful she she wins an wonderful thing. she she wins an award, which was a nonsense award, which was a nonsense award for being kind and generous and all that . and then generous and all that. and then they need to put in something about victimhood . i thought one about victimhood. i thought one that could be two, encourage the home office to see how important it was that they had global protection . an i thought that protection. an i thought that was a nasty little trick. if it was a nasty little trick. if it was a nasty little trick. if it was a trick they wanted to do. and the other one is to actually use his mother to say which he quite obviously didn't get anywhere near what happened to her. poor woman. and to make some sort of money or publicity of it. and he is so keen about his mother and yet he abuses these things. i mean , how can these things. i mean, how can you think in that way .7 and also, you think in that way? and also, how can you think that the pubuc how can you think that the public are stupid and can't don't invest, hate what you're doing? totally. we all investigated it and now it's nonsense. i want to show you what happened before because meghan's speech was really

infuriating. actually . she infuriating. actually. she tottet— infuriating. actually. she tottet ott— infuriating. actually. she talked all about- ” 1“; actually. she talked all about service, even tnougn— talked all about service, even tnougn sne— talked all about service, even though she only— talked all about service, even though she only works one hour a weet— though she only works one hour a weet tor— though she only works one hour a weet tor ner— though she only works one hour a week for her own— though she only works one hour a week for her own charity. v/t:re 1“ week for her own charity. yeah, i week for her own charity. yeah, i tnow. its— week for her own charity. yeah, i know. it's never— week for her own charity. yeah, i know. it's never too- week for her own charity. v/t:re 1“ it's never too late to i know. it's never too late to stort— i know. it's never too late to stort . — i know. it's never too late to stort. tou— i know. it's never too late to start . you can— i know. it's never too late to start . you can be- i know. it's never too late to start . you can be the- i know. it's never too late to start . you can be the visionary start. you can be the visionary of your own life . you can of your own life. you can charter of your own life. you can onorter o— of your own life. you can charter a path— of your own life. you can charter a path in- " c �*7; you can charter a path in which what you repeot— charter a path in which what you repeot in— charter a path in which what you repeot in your— charter a path in which what you repeat in your daily acts of serwioe— repeat in your daily acts of serwioe .— repeat in your daily acts of serwioe . in— repeat in your daily acts of service , in kindness, in service, in kindness, in otwooooy— service, in kindness, in otwooooy .— service, in kindness, in otwooooy . in- service, in kindness, in advocacy , in grace, and in advocacy, in grace, and in toirness— advocacy, in grace, and in toirness .— advocacy, in grace, and in fairness , that— advocacy, in grace, and in fairness , that those become the fairness, that those become the very— fairness, that those become the very tnings— fairness, that those become the very tnings tnot— fairness, that those become the very things that are recognised by tne— very things that are recognised by me next— very things that are recognised by the next wave _ very things that are recognised by the next wave of women, both young— by the next wave of women, both young ont— by the next wave of women, both young ont ott. — by the next wave of women, both young and old. but— by the next wave of women, both young and old. c young and old. but listen to what a member of the public said to meghan on the way in to that event. meghan, this way. don't push. how do you feel- ; 1“ don't push. how do you feel about being— push. how do you feel about being port— push. how do you feel about being port ot— push. how do you feel about being part of two broken tomities— being part of two broken families .7— being part of two broken families .7 and it feels like , families? and it feels like, toesn-t— families? and it feels like, doesn't it? _ families? and it feels like, doesn't it? i:;rec cg doesn't it? that's the reality. angela she tries to present something on stage, but actually she's broken up two families. she has broken up two families. sne-s— she has broken up two families. sne-s-wery— she has broken up two families. sne-s-wery-ot- she's very, very good at testroying— she's very, very good at destroying things. mean, destroying things. i mean, tnot-s— destroying things. i mean, that's-nature.- destroying things. i mean, that's-nature. i- destroying things. i mean, that's nature. i mean, that's in her nature. i mean, its— that's in her nature. i mean, its o— that's in her nature. i mean, it's a terrible— that's in her nature. i mean, it's a terrible quality to have.

its— it's a terrible quality to have. its not— it's a terrible quality to have. its not o— it's a terrible quality to have. it's not a quality— it's a terrible quality to have. it's not a quality at all. but sne— it's not a quality at all. but sne uses— it's not a quality at all. but she uses this— it's not a quality at all. but she uses this to— it's not a quality at all. but she uses this to give her fame ont— she uses this to give her fame ont tortune— she uses this to give her fame and fortune, and— she uses this to give her fame and fortune, and it's just it's wrong— and fortune, and it's just it's wrong moting— and fortune, and it's just it's wrong moting .— and fortune, and it's just it's wrong making . and poor harry is wrong making. and poor harry is orumttet— wrong making. and poor harry is crumbled into— wrong making. and poor harry is crumbled into nothing as a resutt. — crumbled into nothing as a result. tonight— crumbled into nothing as a result. tonight ,- crumbled into nothing as a result. i;1“c c result. tonight, it's unravelled. it's unravelled. angeto— unravelled. it's unravelled. angeto towin— unravelled. it's unravelled. angela levin, prince- c. 1“: it's unravelled. angela levin, prince harry's tiogropner.— angela levin, prince harry's biographer, thank you so much. inont— biographer, thank you so much. inont you. — biographer, thank you so much. thank you. we're— biographer, thank you so much. thank you. we're unpicking it me— thank you. we're unpicking it too tonignt— thank you. we're unpicking it here tonight. now, coming up, as outnor— here tonight. now, coming up, as outnor ont— here tonight. now, coming up, as author and fearsome defender of temoorooy— author and fearsome defender of democracy, salman rushdie hits toot— democracy, salman rushdie hits toot ot— democracy, salman rushdie hits back at ridiculous— democracy, salman rushdie hits back at ridiculous attempts to mote— back at ridiculous attempts to mote tomes— back at ridiculous attempts to make james bond politically correct. and— make james bond politically correct. and the— make james bond politically correct. and the rewriting of itoott— correct. and the rewriting of itoott pont— correct. and the rewriting of roald dahl-is- correct. and the rewriting of roald dahl is totalitaire roald dahl books is totalitaire ottitutes— roald dahl books is totalitaire ottitutes to— roald dahl books is totalitaire attitudes to language creep into the attitudes to language creep into to west. — attitudes to language creep into the west. novelist he's a best setter.— the west. novelist he's a best seller. frederick— the west. novelist he's a best seller. frederick forsyth very exoitet— seller. frederick forsyth very exoitet. tes— seller. frederick forsyth very excited. he's going to join me tite— excited. he's going to join me tiwe on— excited. he's going to join me tiwe on tnis— excited. he's going to join me live on this shortly . but next, live on this shortly. but next, as live on this shortly. but next, os its— live on this shortly. but next, as it's revealed,— live on this shortly. but next, as it's revealed, ministers are yet— as it's revealed, ministers are yet to— as it's revealed, ministers are yet to ogree— as it's revealed, ministers are yet to ogree on— as it's revealed, ministers are yet to agree on the home seoretory-s— yet to agree on the home secretary's proposals to cut immigrotion— secretary's proposals to cut immigration .— secretary's proposals to cut immigration . is— secretary's proposals to cut immigration. is superwoman sewitto— immigration. is superwoman sewitto tne— immigration. is superwoman sevilla the only— immigration. is superwoman sevilla the only person in government— sevilla the only person in government trying to deliver the will government trying to deliver the witt ot— government trying to deliver the witt ot tne — government trying to deliver the will of the people? and should sne — will of the people? and should sne mote— will of the people? and should sne mote o— will of the people? and should she make a principled resignation— she make a principled resignation over soaring immigrotion— resignation over soaring immigration figures? my superstor— immigration figures? my superstar panel returned to ireot— superstar panel returned to ireot tnot— superstar panel returned to break that and— superstar panel returned to break that and a first look at tomorrow's newspaper. front poges— tomorrow's newspaper. front poges in— tomorrow's newspaper. front poges in rust— tomorrow's newspaper. front pages in just two minutes time.

it's 10 pm. i'm dan wootton and ireoting— it's 10 pm. i'm dan wootton and breaking tonight— it's 10 pm. i'm dan wootton and breaking tonight after harry and iiegnon— breaking tonight after harry and iiegnon soy— breaking tonight after harry and iiegnon soy tney— breaking tonight after harry and meghan say they were involved in a meghan say they were involved in o guote— meghan say they were involved in o guote neor— meghan say they were involved in a quote near catastrophic car onose— a quote near catastrophic car chase involving— a quote near catastrophic car chase involving paparazzi last nignt— chase involving paparazzi last nignt wnion— chase involving paparazzi last night which carried on for over two— night which carried on for over two tours— night which carried on for over two hours. the— night which carried on for over two hours. the lefty new york itoyon— two hours. the lefty new york itoyor. trio— two hours. the lefty new york mayor, eric adams, has cast toutt— mayor, eric adams, has cast toutt oer— mayor, eric adams, has cast doubt over their— mayor, eric adams, has cast doubt over their claims. i would tint— doubt over their claims. i would tint it— doubt over their claims. i would tint it nort— doubt over their claims. i would find it hard to— doubt over their claims. i would find it hard to believe that tiere— find it hard to believe that more os— find it hard to believe that there was a— find it hard to believe that there was a two- find it hard to believe that there was a two hour high speed otose— there was a two hour high speed onose aoas. — there was a two hour high speed chase acas. and— there was a two hour high speed chase acas. and just- there was a two hour high speed chase acas. '1“i: ”t: there was a two hour high speed chase acas. '1“i: chase acas. and just before the so—called pursuit, which i'm branding the fast and the furious, meghan was accepting another bogus award where she channelled the late queen's commitment to service just never too late to start, you can charter a path in which what you repeat in your daily acts of

service in kindness, in advocacy , she she only works one hour a week for a charity on a dramatic day for the sussexes nana akua offers her unmissable analysis later in uncanceled . elsewhere later in uncanceled. elsewhere tonignt— later in uncanceled. elsewhere tonight, suella— 1“ ff: elsewhere tonight, suella braverman is at war tonight, suella braverman is at witn— tonight, suella braverman is at witn ner— tonight, suella braverman is at war with her own _ tonight, suella braverman is at war with her own party as it's reweotet— war with her own party as it's revealed that— war with her own party as it's revealed that the— war with her own party as it's revealed that the cabinet are ptooting— revealed that the cabinet are ttooting ner— revealed that the cabinet are blocking her critical plans to get owerott— blocking her critical plans to get overall immigration down. so witn— get overall immigration down. so witn tne— get overall immigration down. so witn tne ous— get overall immigration down. so with the ons expected to report next— with the ons expected to report next weet— with the ons expected to report next week that— with the ons expected to report next week that net migration has isen— next week that net migration has to— next week that net migration has to mow— next week that net migration has risen to nearly 1— next week that net migration has risen to nearly 1 million. snoutt— risen to nearly 1 million. should the— risen to nearly 1 million. should the home secretary take attison— should the home secretary take allison pearson's— should the home secretary take allison pearson's advice and mote— allison pearson's advice and mote o— allison pearson's advice and make a principled resignation nanom— make a principled resignation nation? that's— make a principled resignation nation? that's the big debate witn— nation? that's the big debate wit my— nation? that's the big debate with my superstar panel, next. ant— with my superstar panel, next. ant tonignt— with my superstar panel, next. ant tonignt .— with my superstar panel, next. and tonight , i'm— with my superstar panel, next. and tonight , i'm joined by carol and tonight, i'm joined by carol iiogittin— and tonight, i'm joined by carol iiogittin .— and tonight, i'm joined by carol mcgiffin , adam _ and tonight, i'm joined by carol mcgiffin , adam brooks and mcgiffin, adam brooks and iiottnew— mcgiffin, adam brooks and matthew laterza in a pmqs deputy teoter— matthew laterza in a pmqs deputy teoter speoiot— matthew laterza in a pmqs deputy teoter speoiot .— matthew laterza in a pmqs deputy leader special , oliver dowden leader special, oliver dowden mote— leader special, oliver dowden mote tnis— leader special, oliver dowden made this brilliant assessment of made this brilliant assessment ot angeto— made this brilliant assessment of angela rayner— made this brilliant assessment of angela rayner and keir stormer— of angela rayner and keir stormer .— of angela rayner and keir starmer . they're at each other's starmer. they're at each other's tnroots. — starmer. they're at each other's tnroots. tir— starmer. they're at each other's throats. mr speaker- starmer. they're at each other's throats. mr speaker .- starmer. they're at each other's throats. m” 1“t:;g "t: throats. mr speaker. they're the phil and holly of british politics. he's not wrong. but as totty— politics. he's not wrong. but as totty teoes— politics. he's not wrong. but as holly leaves phil— c jcs he's not wrong. but as holly leaves phil flying solo totoy— holly leaves phil flying solo totoy tue— holly leaves phil flying solo totoy tue to— holly leaves phil flying solo today due to having an

engogement— today due to having an engagement with the king, is the treot— engagement with the king, is the ireot up— engagement with the king, is the ireot up ot— engagement with the king, is the break up of itv's— engagement with the king, is the break up of itv's golden couple. wow— break up of itv's golden couple. now now— break up of itv's golden couple. wow iust— break up of itv's golden couple. wow iust o— break up of itv's golden couple. now now, just a matter of time . now now, just a matter of time. we now now, just a matter of time. we tnrosn— now now, just a matter of time. we thrash that— now now, just a matter of time. we thrash that one— now now, just a matter of time. we thrash that one out in the metio— we thrash that one out in the motto. tuss— we thrash that one out in the media. buzz author and media. buzz plus, as author and fearsome defender— media. buzz plus, as author and fearsome defender of democracy, sotmon— fearsome defender of democracy, salman rushdie— fearsome defender of democracy, salman rushdie rubbishes efforts to mote— salman rushdie rubbishes efforts to mote-tont— salman rushdie rubbishes efforts to make bond politically to make james bond politically oorreot— to make james bond politically correct-freedom _ to make james bond politically correct-freedom of- to make james bond politically correct freedom of speech in correct is freedom of speech in tne— correct is freedom of speech in to west— correct is freedom of speech in the west under— correct is freedom of speech in the west under threat more than tetoree— the west under threat more than ever before? former raf pilot ont— ever before? former raf pilot and bestselling— ever before? former raf pilot and bestselling author of more tnon— and bestselling author of more tnon io— and bestselling author of more than 70 million— and bestselling author of more than 70 million books worldwide, treteriot— than 70 million books worldwide, frederick forsyth _ than 70 million books worldwide, frederick forsyth ,_ than 70 million books worldwide, frederick forsyth , is live in frederick forsyth, is live in tne— frederick forsyth, is live in to stutio— frederick forsyth, is live in the studio to— frederick forsyth, is live in the studio to give his unflinching- the studio to give his unflinching take. plus humza usetess— unflinching take. plus humza usetess is— unflinching take. plus humza useless is squirming once again as useless is squirming once again os it— useless is squirming once again os it emerges— useless is squirming once again as it emerges that— useless is squirming once again as it emerges that police were mote— as it emerges that police were mote to— as it emerges that police were mote to woit— as it emerges that police were made to wait two— as it emerges that police were made to wait two weeks to raid wiooto— made to wait two weeks to raid nicola sturgeon's_ made to wait two weeks to raid nicola sturgeon's home. and in tnot— nicola sturgeon's home. and in tnot time— nicola sturgeon's home. and in tnot time ne— nicola sturgeon's home. and in that time he just— nicola sturgeon's home. and in that time he just happened to teoome— that time he just happened to become leader— that time he just happened to become leader . _ that time he just happened to become leader . i:ti1“ c become leader. i don't believe that there would be any particular reason out of the ordinary that it would take that time. but again, it would be a question for the crown office . question for the crown office. we're bringing you up to date witn— we're bringing you up to date witn tne— we're bringing you up to date witn to very— we're bringing you up to date with the very latest on the suit-s— with the very latest on the snp's psychodrama. also, a new oreotest— snp's psychodrama. also, a new greatest britain— snp's psychodrama. also, a new greatest britain and uni and iootoss— greatest britain and uni and jackass-first- greatest britain and uni and jackass first front jackass and the first front poges— jackass and the first front poges-see— jackass and the first front pages. - see how - jackass and the first front pages. see how they are pages. let's see how they are oowering— pages. let's see how they are covering developing harry covering this developing harry and covering this developing harry ont iiegnon— covering this developing harry and meghan story in mere moments

rignt— and meghan story in mere moments rignt-tne— and meghan story in mere moments rignt-tne news— and meghan story in mere moments right the news headlines right after the news headlines witn— right after the news headlines with middlehurst out . with polly middlehurst out. dani— with polly middlehurst out. ton ttont— with polly middlehurst out. dan, thank you. _ with polly middlehurst out. dan, thank you. in- with polly middlehurst out. dan, thank you. in the- with polly middlehurst out. dan, thank you. in the main news tonight is that prince harry claims he , his wife meghan and claims he, his wife meghan and her mother were involved in a near catastrophic car chase involving the paparazzi in manhattan . yesterday, manhattan. yesterday, a spokesperson for the couple said the incident happened after they attended an awards ceremony in new york. the statement said the relentless pursuit lasting over two hours resulted in multiple near collisions involving other drivers on the road. pedestrians and two new york police department officers. the nypd has said they assisted the duke and duchess and that they arrived at their destinations with no reported collisions , no with no reported collisions, no injuries or arrests . new york injuries or arrests. new york city mayor eric adams said pubuc city mayor eric adams said public safety comes first and foremost at press paparazzi. you know, they want to get the rignt— you know, they want to get the rignt snot. — you know, they want to get the right shot. they— you know, they want to get the right shot. they want to get the rignt— right shot. they want to get the rignt story. — right shot. they want to get the rignt story. tut— right shot. they want to get the

right story. but public safety must— right story. but public safety must otwoys— right story. but public safety must always be— right story. but public safety must always be at the forefront of must always be at the forefront ot my— must always be at the forefront ot my ine— must always be at the forefront of my the briefing i receive . of my the briefing i receive. tou— of my the briefing i receive. tou tnow.— of my the briefing i receive. you know, two— of my the briefing i receive. you know, two of— of my the briefing i receive. you know, two of our officers ooutt — you know, two of our officers ooutt nove— you know, two of our officers could have been— you know, two of our officers could have been injured and it woutt— could have been injured and it woutt te— could have been injured and it would be horrific— could have been injured and it would be horrific to lose the innooent— would be horrific to lose the innocent bystander during the otose— innocent bystander during the onose tite— innocent bystander during the chase like this— innocent bystander during the chase like this .— innocent bystander during the chase like this . and something chase like this. and something to note— chase like this. and something to have happened to them as wet.— to have happened to them as wet. so— to have happened to them as wet. so i— to have happened to them as well. so i think— to have happened to them as well. so i think we have to be ettremety— well. so i think we have to be extremely responsible. i thought that extremely responsible. i thought tnot os— extremely responsible. i thought tnot o— extremely responsible. i thought that was a bit— extremely responsible. i thought that was a bit reckless and irresponsible— that was a bit reckless and irresponsible as— that was a bit reckless and irresponsible as well. the news nere— irresponsible as well. the news nere ot— irresponsible as well. the news nere ot nome— irresponsible as well. the news here at home, one— irresponsible as well. the news here at home, one of the world's torgest— here at home, one of the world's torgest oor— here at home, one of the world's largest car manufacturers, is worning— largest car manufacturers, is worning it— largest car manufacturers, is worning it moy— largest car manufacturers, is warning it may have to close uk tootories— warning it may have to close uk factories, meaning— warning it may have to close uk factories, meaning thousands of job factories, meaning thousands of top tosses— factories, meaning thousands of top tosses it— factories, meaning thousands of job losses if the— factories, meaning thousands of job losses if the government toesn-t— job losses if the government doesn't renege_ job losses if the government doesn't renege . - job losses if the government doesn't renege . f doesn't renege. associate the brexit deal. that's after stellantis, which owns brands like vauxhall and citron, said the current agreement will affect its exports and manufacturing operations in the uk. the company says without changes it will struggle to make electric vehicles at ellesmere , electric vehicles at ellesmere, port and luton, the european automobile manufacturers association is now requesting a three year extension to phase in the tougher post brexit rules.

former brexit negotiator lord frost told gb news this will test uk eu relations would not be sensible to reopen the entire trade agreement. this particular issue— trade agreement. this particular issue was one of— trade agreement. this particular issue was one of the— trade agreement. this particular issue was one of the last- : ; this particular issue was one of the last to be setttet— issue was one of the last to be setttet in— issue was one of the last to be settled in 2020.— issue was one of the last to be settled in 2020. the car intustry— settled in 2020. the car industry was— settled in 2020. the car industry was happy with it at the industry was happy with it at to time.— industry was happy with it at the time, but— industry was happy with it at the time, but obviously a lot's ononget— the time, but obviously a lot's ononget in— the time, but obviously a lot's changed in the— the time, but obviously a lot's changed in the energy electric weniote— changed in the energy electric vehicle world— changed in the energy electric vehicle world since then. let's it— vehicle world since then. let's it tne— vehicle world since then. let's see if the government does teoite— see if the government does teoite tnot— see if the government does decide that they want to see if tnis— decide that they want to see if we prottem— decide that they want to see if this problem can— decide that they want to see if this problem can be fixed. well, it's this problem can be fixed. well, its o— this problem can be fixed. well, its o goot— this problem can be fixed. well, its o goot test— this problem can be fixed. well, it's a good test of— this problem can be fixed. well, it's a good test of whether our new warmer relationship with the eu new warmer relationship with the tu oon— new warmer relationship with the tu ootuotty— new warmer relationship with the eu can actually deliver anything totour— eu can actually deliver anything totour soys— eu can actually deliver anything totour soys it— eu can actually deliver anything labour says it wants to give tooot— labour says it wants to give tooot oreos— labour says it wants to give local areas the— labour says it wants to give local areas the power to build nouses— local areas the power to build houses on green— local areas the power to build houses on green belt land on the oontition— houses on green belt land on the oontition it— houses on green belt land on the condition it won't— houses on green belt land on the condition it won't impact areas of condition it won't impact areas ot noturot— condition it won't impact areas of natural beauty— condition it won't impact areas of natural beauty . ” " of natural beauty. sir keir stormer— of natural beauty. sir keir starmer told the british chambers of commerce today that increasing housing supply would ultimate only lead to lower property prices. the party says

it's going to restore a target of building 300,000 houses annually if it wins the next general election . but that comes general election. but that comes as the prime minister was forced to drop plans for compulsory housing targets after a backlash from rebel backbench mps . and from rebel backbench mps. and lastly, the first full size digital scan of the titanic has been created. researchers say it's the largest underwater scanning project in history. scientists have made the 3d model to try to work out new details about how exactly the ship sank the vessel, which went down in 1912, lies 3800m below the north atlantic, 5100 passengers perished in the disaster . you're up to date on disaster. you're up to date on tv , online, dab+ radio and the tv, online, dab+ radio and the tunein app. this is gb news, britain's news .

britain's news. channel tomorrow's news tonight . now in tomorrow's news tonight. now in our media buzz. first,— tomorrow's news tonight. now in our media buzz. first, front- our media buzz. first, front pages— our media buzz. first, front poges in— our media buzz. first, front poges in one— our media buzz. first, front pages in one story dominating ont— pages in one story dominating ont tne— pages in one story dominating and the independent leads with tnot— and the independent leads with that extraordinary— and the independent leads with that extraordinary i'm going to oott— that extraordinary i'm going to oott it— that extraordinary i'm going to oott it o— that extraordinary i'm going to call it a farcical— that extraordinary i'm going to call it a farcical claim, ootuotty— call it a farcical claim, ootuotty. ty— call it a farcical claim, actually, by harry and meghan tnot— actually, by harry and meghan tnot tney— actually, by harry and meghan that they were— actually, by harry and meghan that they were pursued through wow— that they were pursued through new tort— that they were pursued through wew tort in— that they were pursued through new tort in o— that they were pursued through new york in a near catastrophic two— new york in a near catastrophic two nour— new york in a near catastrophic two nour oor— new york in a near catastrophic two hour car chase.— new york in a near catastrophic two hour car chase. now, that's tne— two hour car chase. now, that's tne neottine— two hour car chase. now, that's the headline in— two hour car chase. now, that's the headline in the subhead on ine— the headline in the subhead on the independent.— the headline in the subhead on the independent. does rightly say the independent. does rightly soy tne— the independent. does rightly soy tne potioe— the independent. does rightly say the police have said there was no injuries— say the police have said there was no injuries arrests. but was no injuries or arrests. but isn-t— was no injuries or arrests. but isn-tltime— was no injuries or arrests. but isn'tltime isn't— was no injuries or arrests. but isn'tltime isn't it- was no injuries or arrests. but isn't time isn't it time for isn't it time isn't it time for tne— isn't it time isn't it time for to metio— isn't it time isn't it time for the media around the world to reotise— the media around the world to now realise is— the media around the world to now realise is that harry and iiegnon— now realise is that harry and iiegnon ore— now realise is that harry and meghan are proven compulsive tiors— meghan are proven compulsive tiors ont— meghan are proven compulsive tiors ont we— meghan are proven compulsive liars and we shouldn't just take tneir— liars and we shouldn't just take their statements— liars and we shouldn't just take their statements as fact . they their statements as fact. they snoutt— their statements as fact. they snoutt te— their statements as fact. they should be fact— their statements as fact. they should be fact checked before you— should be fact checked before you ptoster— should be fact checked before you plaster their— should be fact checked before you plaster their ridiculous otoims— you plaster their ridiculous claims over— you plaster their ridiculous claims over your front pages. ine— claims over your front pages. ine metro— claims over your front pages. the metro also— claims over your front pages. the metro also leads with car otose— the metro also leads with car onose otoim— the metro also leads with car chase claim comes from the duke ont— chase claim comes from the duke ont ouoness— chase claim comes from the duke and duchess of— chase claim comes from the duke and duchess of sussex . their and duchess of sussex. their neottine— and duchess of sussex. their headline meghan and harry in toporozzi— headline meghan and harry in roporozzi oor— headline meghan and harry in paparazzi car chase . remember?

paparazzi car chase. remember? itememter— paparazzi car chase. remember? itememter tne— paparazzi car chase. remember? remember the driver of the taxi has remember the driver of the taxi nos soit— remember the driver of the taxi nos soit it— remember the driver of the taxi has said it was— remember the driver of the taxi has said it was not— remember the driver of the taxi has said it was not a car chase as has said it was not a car chase os tne— has said it was not a car chase os to i— has said it was not a car chase os to i is— has said it was not a car chase os to i is otso— has said it was not a car chase as the i is also no— has said it was not a car chase as the i is also no reported on tnis— as the i is also no reported on tnis. tney— as the i is also no reported on tnis. iney soy— as the i is also no reported on this. they say that— as the i is also no reported on this. they say that the new york car this. they say that the new york onose nos— this. they say that the new york car chase has sparked a royal seourity— car chase has sparked a royal seourity — car chase has sparked a royal security row. this— car chase has sparked a royal security row. this is because, of course, prince— security row. this is because, of course, prince harry is ourrentty— of course, prince harry is ourrentty in— of course, prince harry is currently in a— of course, prince harry is currently in a legal battle with the currently in a legal battle with to ut-s— currently in a legal battle with the uk's home— currently in a legal battle with the uk's home office over reoeiwing— the uk's home office over receiving police- the uk's home office over receiving police protection. my superstor— receiving police protection. my superstar panel— receiving police protection. my superstar panel back with me toroi— superstar panel back with me now, carol mcgiffert, adam troots— now, carol mcgiffert, adam troots ont— now, carol mcgiffert, adam brooks and matthew lanza. i just i brooks and matthew lanza. i just trust— brooks and matthew lanza. i just iiust wont— brooks and matthew lanza. i just iiust wont to— brooks and matthew lanza. i just i just want to talk— brooks and matthew lanza. i just i just want to talk to you a tittie— i just want to talk to you a tittte tit— i just want to talk to you a little bit about— i just want to talk to you a little bit about this developing story.— little bit about this developing story. teoouse— little bit about this developing story, because, adam brooks, isn-t— story, because, adam brooks, isnt it— story, because, adam brooks, isnt it time— story, because, adam brooks, isn't it time for— story, because, adam brooks, isn't it time for the to isn't it time for the media to say— isn't it time for the media to say-going- isn't it time for the media to soy-going to- isn't it time for the media to say going to take isn't it time for the media to- say-going to take what say we're not going to take what you soye— say we're not going to take what you soye tony— say we're not going to take what you soye norry ont— say we're not going to take what you say? harry and meghan as toot— you say? harry and meghan as toot teoouse— you say? harry and meghan as fact because sky— you say? harry and meghan as fact because sky news, bbc news . iiv— fact because sky news, bbc news . iiv wows.— fact because sky news, bbc news . iiv wews tney— fact because sky news, bbc news , itv news, they led— fact because sky news, bbc news , itv news, they led their tuttetins— , itv news, they led their bulletins on— , itv news, they led their bulletins on this today without any bulletins on this today without my ot— bulletins on this today without my ot tne— bulletins on this today without any of the fact— bulletins on this today without any of the fact checking that toing — any of the fact checking that we're doing of— any of the fact checking that we're doing of this couple. i meon-tiet— we're doing of this couple. i mean,-lied to- we're doing of this couple. i mean, lied to oprah winfrey mean, they lied to oprah winfrey 17 mean, they lied to oprah winfrey ii times. — mean, they lied to oprah winfrey ii times. inot— mean, they lied to oprah winfrey 17 times. .not like— mean, they lied to oprah winfrey 17 times. not like this is 17 times. it's not like this is a 17 times. it's not like this is o seriot— 17 times. it's not like this is a serial-dan,- 17 times. it's not like this is a serial-dan, and- 17 times. it's not like this is a serial dan, and it's a serial liars, dan, and it's poven— a serial liars, dan, and it's proven its— a serial liars, dan, and it's proven it's out— a serial liars, dan, and it's proven it's out there. v./t:ic proven it's out there. you know they— proven it's out there. you know they they— proven it's out there. you know they they can't help themselves but lie but this this is such an exaggeration . a two hour

exaggeration. a two hour catastrophic car chase . i've catastrophic car chase. i've seen nothing online to suggest it was anything. it didn't happen. carol mcgiffin did it. wett— happen. carol mcgiffin did it. wett .— happen. carol mcgiffin did it. wett . i— happen. carol mcgiffin did it. well , i doubt happen. carol mcgiffin did it. well, i doubt it very much . i well, i doubt it very much. i mean, seriously, i think they need help. i think this is really, really gone too far to compare for the, you know, a drive through new york where they got home safely without according to other people, any problems at all to the death of his mother is just absolutely disgusting like paul burrell said it really is sick and he's got to stop it. so but but the thing is if everybody just stopped talking about them and stopped, i know they put a massive statement out. but if nobody reported on it, they would stop. but that's the thing, matthew, you can't but you can't ignore it, can you? i think you've got to fact check it. wett— think you've got to fact check it. wett. i— think you've got to fact check it. well, i think— think you've got to fact check it. well, i think this might be the breakthrough moment when the wnen— the breakthrough moment when the wnen tne— the breakthrough moment when the when the mainstream media i i'll use when the mainstream media i i'll tnot— when the mainstream media i i'll tnot pnrose— when the mainstream media i i'll use that phrase for— when the mainstream media i i'll use that phrase for once, ootuotty— use that phrase for once, ootuotty to— use that phrase for once, actually do examine claims property— actually do examine claims properly because this is just trontty— properly because this is just

trontty. tnis— properly because this is just frankly, this is— properly because this is just frankly, this is an embarrassment for the frankly, this is an— embarrassment for the country. i embarrassment for the country. i moon— embarrassment for the country. i mean, remember,— embarrassment for the country. i mean, remember, this-not. i mean, remember, this is not just british this is a just a british story. this is a global story. and as as the claims unravel, makes not claims unravel, it makes not just stupid. it makes just them look stupid. it makes us country, look stupid. us as a country, look stupid. agreed i couldn't agree more. now, look, braverman has now, look, suella braverman has tount—in- now, look, suella braverman has tount—in on- found herself locked in an immigration— found herself locked in an immigration battle her own immigration battle with her own ootinet— immigration battle with her own ootinet witn— immigration battle with her own cabinet with the _ immigration battle with her own cabinet with the times reporting tnot— cabinet with the times reporting tnot out— cabinet with the times reporting tnot out ot— cabinet with the times reporting that out of proposals drawn that out of five proposals drawn upltne— that out of five proposals drawn upltne tome— that out of five proposals drawn up the home secretary to up by the home secretary to tootte— up by the home secretary toi tackle _ invasion up by the home secretary to. tackle—invasion , tackle the migration invasion, onty— tackle the migration invasion, onty-reoeivet- tackle the migration invasion, only-received the - only one has received the tooting— only one has received the tooting ot— only one has received the backing of other ministers. this is tespite— backing of other ministers. this is tespite net— backing of other ministers. this is despite net immigration into tritoin— is despite net immigration into britain-expected- is despite net immigration into britain expected to rise britain being expected to rise to eoort— britain being expected to rise to record levels,— britain being expected to rise to record levels, reportedly peoting— to record levels, reportedly peaking-nearly- to record levels, reportedly peaking nearly 1 million net peaking at nearly 1 million net orrivots— peaking at nearly 1 million net orrivots in— peaking at nearly 1 million net arrivals in the— peaking at nearly 1 million net arrivals in the last year alone , arrivals in the last year alone . otmost— arrivals in the last year alone , almost doubling from an existing— , almost doubling from an existing record— , almost doubling from an existing record of over half a mittion— existing record of over half a mittion tne— existing record of over half a million the previous year. as tne— million the previous year. as to ut-s— million the previous year. as the uk's public— million the previous year. as the uk's public services oontinue— the uk's public services continue to— the uk's public services continue to creak under the pressure already facing them , pressure already facing them, trovermonno-- pressure already facing them, braverman no mood to back braverman is in no mood to back town.— braverman is in no mood to back town. as— braverman is in no mood to back town. as sne— braverman is in no mood to back down. as she made— braverman is in no mood to back down. as she made clear at the wotionot— down. as she made clear at the national conservatives in conference monday . ;1“ conference on monday. high stittet— conference on monday. high stittet-woge- conference on monday. high skilled, wage economy that skilled, high wage economy that is less dependent on low skilled foreign labour. for that was our zeit— foreign labour. for that was our 2019 manifesto— foreign labour. for that was our 2019 manifesto pledge- :i1: ;1“ 1 for that was our 2019 manifesto pledge and it's wnot— 2019 manifesto pledge and it's wnot we—

2019 manifesto pledge and it's wnot we must— 2019 manifesto pledge and it's what we must deliver. it's 2019 manifesto pledge and it's what we must deliver . it's not what we must deliver. it's not rootst— what we must deliver. it's not rooist tor— what we must deliver. it's not racist for anyone. _ what we must deliver. it's not racist for anyone. ethnic minority— racist for anyone. ethnic minority or— racist for anyone. ethnic minority or otherwise, to want to oontrot— minority or otherwise, to want to control our— minority or otherwise, to want to control our borders . to control our borders. but the pressure on the right is now growing for suella to quit as a matter of principle, when the office of national statistics confirmed the latest shocking net migration figures next week. top daily telegraph columnist. she's a superstar panellist here, she'll be here here, too. she'll be here tomorrow night. allison pearson wrote of wrote that the pressure of numbers housing and the numbers on housing and the health is unmatched by health service is unmatched by enhanced infrastructure. will soon turn us into the kind of failed state asylum seekers come here escape . braverman did here to escape. braverman did well speak but it's not well to speak out, but it's not enough. i hope we see a principled resignation by the home secretary next week when the shameful immigration figures come . and that's a very come out. and that's a very interesting point. but adam brooks, also an brooks, there is also an argument say that it's argument to say that it's important have a real important to have a real conservative around the cabinet table to at least try and fight the normally agree with everything alison says. i've got to disagree with— everything alison says. i've got to disagree with her— everything alison says. i've got to disagree with her here- to disagree with her here respectfully,— to disagree with her here respectfully, because as if suetto— respectfully, because as if

suella braverman resigns, the tett— suella braverman resigns, the tett nove— suella braverman resigns, the left have won _ suella braverman resigns, the left have won ,_ suella braverman resigns, the left have won , the tory wets left have won, the tory wets nove — left have won, the tory wets have won because she's only going— have won because she's only going to— have won because she's only going to te— have won because she's only going to be replaced by someone weoter— going to be replaced by someone weoter .— going to be replaced by someone weoter . so— going to be replaced by someone weaker. so it's— going to be replaced by someone weaker. so it's going to you can guorontee— weaker. so it's going to you can guorontee its— weaker. so it's going to you can guarantee it's going to get sne-s— guarantee it's going to get worse. she's putting these tnings— worse. she's putting these things forward. _ worse. she's putting these things forward. she's tough totting. — things forward. she's tough totting. i— things forward. she's tough talking. i like— things forward. she's tough talking. i like her a lot, but tnis— talking. i like her a lot, but this government— talking. i like her a lot, but this government is weak. the ootinet— this government is weak. the ootinet is— this government is weak. the cabinet is weak. _ this government is weak. the cabinet is weak. she's not being tootet— cabinet is weak. she's not being tootet. so— cabinet is weak. she's not being tootet. so ot— cabinet is weak. she's not being backed. so at the— cabinet is weak. she's not being backed. so at the end of the day , if backed. so at the end of the day . it sne— backed. so at the end of the day . it sne goes.— backed. so at the end of the day , if she goes, it'll— backed. so at the end of the day , if she goes, it'll probably be tne— , if she goes, it'll probably be to tost— , if she goes, it'll probably be the last domino— , if she goes, it'll probably be the last domino that is the oottopse— the last domino that is the oottopse ot— the last domino that is the collapse of the— the last domino that is the collapse of the tory party. as we tnow— collapse of the tory party. as we tnow it.— collapse of the tory party. as we know it. so— collapse of the tory party. as we know it. so they really need to teep— we know it. so they really need to teep ner— we know it. so they really need to teep nor in— we know it. so they really need to keep her in office and keep ner— to keep her in office and keep ner noppy— to keep her in office and keep ner noppy .— to keep her in office and keep ner noppy . in— to keep her in office and keep ner noppy . in my— to keep her in office and keep her happy , in my opinion, her happy, in my opinion, teoouse— her happy, in my opinion, because if— her happy, in my opinion, because if she— her happy, in my opinion, because if she goes is a lot more votes will— because if she goes is a lot more votes will go as well. 7 more votes will go as well. if where— more votes will go as well. if where to— more votes will go as well. if where to you— more votes will go as well. if where do you stand- more votes will go as well. if where do you stand on- more votes will go as well. if where do you stand on this? because of course, there is an argument that if she wants to be the next leader of the tory party, she can't stay in a government that is allowing this level of immigration. look, what difference would— level of immigration. look, what difference would it— level of immigration. look, what difference would it make- ;ec 1:i1“ look, what difference would it make if she resignete— difference would it make if she resignete i— difference would it make if she resigned? i mean,— difference would it make if she resigned? i mean, what difference— resigned? i mean, what difference-it- resigned? i mean, what difference it make? difference would it make? what titterenoe— difference would it make? wnotever— difference would it make? whatever-with. difference would it make? whatever with this whatever happens with this situotion— whatever happens with this situation, .they - whatever happens with this situation, they do is come situation, all they do is come out— situation, all they do is come out witn— situation, all they do is come out wit new— situation, all they do is come out with new initiatives, new iteos— out with new initiatives, new iteos. new— out with new initiatives, new ideas, new things that they're

going— ideas, new things that they're going to— ideas, new things that they're going to to. — ideas, new things that they're going to do. nothing ing ever gets— going to do. nothing ing ever gets tone.— going to do. nothing ing ever gets done. now,— going to do. nothing ing ever gets done. now, i— going to do. nothing ing ever gets done. now, i do quite like her gets done. now, i do quite like nor to— gets done. now, i do quite like nor to ot— gets done. now, i do quite like her to at least— gets done. now, i do quite like her to at least she— gets done. now, i do quite like her to at least she says the rignt— her to at least she says the rignt tnings— her to at least she says the right things and— her to at least she says the right things and i think she is trying. — right things and i think she is trying. wett— right things and i think she is trying. wett. i— right things and i think she is trying. well, i think- right things and i think she is trying. jitt4c 1w right things and i think she is trying. well, i think she really wants to change things, but she is kind of powerless to think of what she's battling against. yeah, of course. you know, she's rignt— yeah, of course. you know, she's rignt up— yeah, of course. you know, she's rignt up ogoinst— yeah, of course. you know, she's right up against it.— yeah, of course. you know, she's right up against it. and she and tnese— right up against it. and she and tnese ore— right up against it. and she and these are global— right up against it. and she and these are global forces are going.— these are global forces are going. toootty— these are global forces are going. exactly because i think ont— going. exactly because i think ont i-ve— going. exactly because i think and i've always— going. exactly because i think and i've always thought that the tnis— and i've always thought that the reason this is— and i've always thought that the reason this is happening is mere— reason this is happening is there there— reason this is happening is there there has— reason this is happening is there there has to be a reason for there there has to be a reason tor it.— there there has to be a reason tor it. it— there there has to be a reason tor it. it nos— there there has to be a reason for it. it has to— there there has to be a reason for it. it has to be— there there has to be a reason for it. it has to be kind of it nos— for it. it has to be kind of it nos to— for it. it has to be kind of it nos to te— for it. it has to be kind of it has to be deliberate because tney— has to be deliberate because tney ooutt— has to be deliberate because they could stop— has to be deliberate because they could stop it. david cameron, years ago said we're going— cameron, years ago said we're going to— cameron, years ago said we're going to get— cameron, years ago said we're going to get it— cameron, years ago said we're going to get it down to the 10,000.— going to get it down to the 10,000. what's— going to get it down to the 10,000. what's happened to that? so 10,000. what's happened to that? so you— 10,000. what's happened to that? so you ttint— 10,000. what's happened to that? so you think this— 10,000. what's happened to that? so you think this is— 10,000. what's happened to that? so you think this is part— 10,000. what's happened to that? so you think this is part of- 10,000. what's happened to that? so you think this is part of a- so you think this is part of a globalist plan to encourage mass immigration so they could stop it? they could stop it. they ooutt— it? they could stop it. they ooutt iust— it? they could stop it. they could just stop— c7’ they could stop it. they could just stop the boats and tney— could just stop the boats and tney ooutt— could just stop the boats and they could turn— could just stop the boats and they could turn them back. they ooutt — they could turn them back. they ooutt iust— they could turn them back. they ooutt iust to— they could turn them back. they could just do that— they could turn them back. they could just do that .— they could turn them back. they could just do that . i know could just do that. i know tney-re— could just do that. i know tney-re not— could just do that. i know they're not allowed to, but they ooutt. — they're not allowed to, but they ooutt. -no.— they're not allowed to, but they ooutt. -no. we— they're not allowed to, but they could.-no, we can. - could. well, no, we can. austrotio— could. well, no, we can. australia did— could. well, no, we can. australia did it- could. well, no, we can. australia did it exactly . australia did it exactly. wavelength exactly . and it

wavelength exactly. and it works. that's the- wavelength exactly. and it works. that's the only- ; itoeizccg and it works. that's the only way youe— works. that's the only way youre going— works. that's the only way youre going to— works. that's the only way you're going to stop them from ooming. — you're going to stop them from ooming. our— you're going to stop them from coming. our laws— you're going to stop them from coming. jcjc. " e1t: you're going to stop them from coming. jcjc. " re1t: e1“i: you're going to stop them from coming. jcjc. , re1t: c you're going to stop them from coming. , c coming. our laws are and it's so open. ifs coming. our laws are and it's so open. it's not just illegal- open. it's not just illegal eitten— open. it's not just illegal eitner. it— open. it's not just illegal either. it is— 1“ it's not just illegal either. it is legal. yeah. just guiotty— either. it is legal. yeah. just quickly, 135,000— either. it is legal. yeah. just quickly, 135,000 dependents of stutents— quickly, 135,000 dependents of students were _ quickly, 135,000 dependents of students were allowed in last weet. — students were allowed in last weet. wtyt— students were allowed in last week. why? who _ students were allowed in last week. why? who by- students were allowed in last week. m7 students were allowed in last- week. why? who by the way, don't week. why.7 who by the way, don't have to week. why? who by the way, don't have to speak english? no, i mean, matthew lazar. - g 5�*7 no, i mean, matthew lazar. this “g s“7 no, i mean, matthew lazar. this is manna from heaven for your party,— manna from heaven for your party, the— manna from heaven for your party, the labour party, because brexit— party, the labour party, because brexit was— party, the labour party, because brexit was all— party, the labour party, because brexit was all about controlling legat— brexit was all about controlling legal migration.— brexit was all about controlling legal migration. we're about to have— legal migration. we're about to have a— legal migration. we're about to have a million— legal migration. we're about to have a million more folk. absolutely— have a million more folk. absolutely _ have a million more folk. absolutely i— have a million more folk. absolutely “ have a million more folk. absolutely “ c f absolutely i mean, it's a case of, you know, be careful what you wish for. i mean, one of the consequences of brexit, which actually was quite difficult to spell out during campaign, spell out during the campaign, but that you are actually but was that you are actually migration was likely to go up. and one of the things we saw before brexit was lots of people coming from eastern and southern europe. i've just been in greece for the weekend, lots of young young greeks who would normally have for two years, have come here for two years, worked puerto guangxi, worked in puerto guangxi, gone home, family. you home, started their family. you know, sort of know, part of that, sort of those waves of people moving in

and out. but instead, are and out. but instead, people are coming further from further coming from further from further afield and often bringing a family for family members and staying for longer. is being abused. longer. so this is being abused. brexit, student system brexit, the student visa system is being. — brexit, the student visa system is being. absolutely. ' “z is being. absolutely. and they-vs— is being. absolutely. and they-vs had— is being. absolutely. and they've had 13— is being. absolutely. and they've had 13 years to sort it out. adam and they haven't and it's get worse with it's going to get worse with your in. well, it's your lock getting in. well, it's higher at your lock getting in. well, it's higher—as any- your lock getting in. well, it'si higher—at any stage higher than it was at any stage during— higher than it was at any stage during the— higher than it was at any stage during the labour— higher than it was at any stage during the labour government. be“...— during the labour government. believe-nos— during the labour government. believe-nos s— during the labour government. believe-not a strong- believe me, it's not a strong argument i do agree that. argument and i do agree that. but the alternative a but the alternative is a socialist coalition from hell throwing the open. we throwing the borders open. we won't doing that. i can won't be doing that. i can promise— won't be doing that. i can prsmissysu. — won't be doing that. i can promise you. won't be doing that. i can- promise you. adam brooks. aaron mcgivern. will mcgivern. oh yes, you will invite back to mbappe coming invite me back to mbappe coming up with a broadcasting bloodbath developing itv's this developing at itv's this morning, will axe co—host phillip schofield help save the daytime tv show? and what's next for schofe? after a succession of scandals , my superstar panel of scandals, my superstar panel have their say that. plus have their say on that. plus we'll out why it was raised we'll find out why it was raised by the deputy prime minister in pmqs. that was unbelievable. and next, as the culture wars continue to rip through the world of literature, is salman rushdie right to criticise the woke edits and sensitivity

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britain's news. channel nana akua is coming up with more on that dramatic new york car chase. harry and meghan claimed to have— chase. harry and meghan claimed to have been— chase. harry and meghan claimed to have been victims— f harry and meghan claimed to have been victims of. but first,— to have been victims of. but first, we— to have been victims of. but first, we welcome legendary

bestselling — first, we welcome legendary bestselling author frederick forsyth— bestselling author frederick forsyth inso— bestselling author frederick forsyth into the studio. and look,— forsyth into the studio. and look, ws-vs— forsyth into the studio. and look, we've seen- forsyth into the studio. and look, we've seen a growing literary— look, we've seen a growing literary trend— look, we've seen a growing literary trend of— look, we've seen a growing literary trend of sensitivity reading.— literary trend of sensitivity reading. take— literary trend of sensitivity reading. take hold this year with— reading. take hold this year with celebrated— reading. take hold this year with celebrated classics , with celebrated classics, including— with celebrated classics, including roald dahl's children's— including roald dahl's children's stories and even ian fleming-s— children's stories and even ian fleming-s james— children's stories and even ian fleming's james bond thrillers being— fleming's james bond thrillers being shopped— fleming's james bond thrillers being chopped up and rewritten by woke— being chopped up and rewritten by woke publishers terrified of offending— by woke publishers terrified of offending modern readers. but ei— offending modern readers. but of me— offending modern readers. but one of the world's most famous euiiieis— one of the world's most famous euiiieis iss— one of the world's most famous authors has hit— one of the world's most famous authors has hit back with salman rushdie,— authors has hit back with salman rushdie, making— authors has hit back with salman rushdie, making an impassioned pies— rushdie, making an impassioned pies ei— rushdie, making an impassioned pies ei ise— rushdie, making an impassioned plea at the british— rushdie, making an impassioned plea at the british book awards just plea at the british book awards iusi nine— plea at the british book awards just nine months— plea at the british book awards just nine months after he was vieieusiy— just nine months after he was viciously attacked by an enii—iiee— viciously attacked by an anti—free speech lunatic at a us iiieieiy— anti—free speech lunatic at a us iiieieiy even-i — anti—free speech lunatic at a us literary event. having spent 33 years— literary event. having spent 33 years iiviag— literary event. having spent 33 years iiviag ia— literary event. having spent 33 years living in the shadow of a ieiiaieas— years living in the shadow of a religious fatwa_ years living in the shadow of a religious fatwa issued against him— religious fatwa issued against him aiiei— religious fatwa issued against him after penning the controversial novel the satanic veses— controversial novel the satanic veses iiis— controversial novel the satanic verses, this is— controversial novel the satanic verses, this is what salman ieasiiaie— verses, this is what salman rushdie had— verses, this is what salman rushdie had to— verses, this is what salman rushdie had to say. o“ rushdie had to say. oh, everybody. hello- rushdie had to say. o“ 3 : hello from rushdie had to say. o“ crisp : hello from new rushdie had to say. o“ 3 : hello from new york rushdie had to say. oh,— everybody. hello from new york . everybody. hello from new york. i'm everybody. hello from new york. i-m giaa— everybody. hello from new york. i'm glad to be able to join you in this way. i have to say, it's aise— in this way. i have to say, it's aise been— in this way. i have to say, it's also been alarming- in this way. i have to say, it's also been alarming to- “ i have to say, it's also been alarming to see paiiisiseis— also been alarming to see publishers looking to how shall i

publishers looking to how shall i pai— publishers looking to how shall i pai iiis— publishers looking to how shall i put this bowdlerise as the weak— i put this bowdlerise as the weak ei— i put this bowdlerise as the work of such— i put this bowdlerise as the work of such people as roald daisi— work of such people as roald i>aisi ani— work of such people as roald dahl and ian— work of such people as roald dahl and ian fleming have to say,— dahl and ian fleming have to say, ise— dahl and ian fleming have to say, iiie iiea— dahl and ian fleming have to say, the idea that— dahl and ian fleming have to say, the idea that james bond easie— say, the idea that james bond seaii ae— say, the idea that james bond could be made— say, the idea that james bond could be made politically caesi— could be made politically eeaeei is— could be made politically correct is almost comical . correct is almost comical. i mini— correct is almost comical. i iiini iiai— correct is almost comical. i think that has— correct is almost comical. i think that has to— correct is almost comical. i think that has to be- correct is almost comical. i think that has to be resisted . think that has to be resisted. books have to come to us from thei— books have to come to us from their time— books have to come to us from their time and— books have to come to us from their time and be— books have to come to us from their time and be of their time . ana— their time and be of their time . ana ii— their time and be of their time . and if that's— their time and be of their time . and if that's difficult- their time and be of their time . and if that's difficult to take, don't read it. read another book. well, i'm honoured to te— another book. well, i'm honoured to be tied— another book. well, i'm honoured to be joined live— another book. well, i'm honoured to be joined live in— another book. well, i'm honoured to be joined live in the— well, i'm honoured to be joined live in the studio tonight— to be joined live in the studio aeaigisa by— to be joined live in the studio tonight by former— to be joined live in the studio tonight by former raf pilot and the tonight by former raf pilot and tie iegeaaaiy— tonight by former raf pilot and the legendary bestselling author of the legendary bestselling author ei meie— the legendary bestselling author at more iiiaa— the legendary bestselling author of more than 70— the legendary bestselling author of more than 70 million books weriiwiie— of more than 70 million books worldwide, including the day of the worldwide, including the day of tie iaetai. — worldwide, including the day of tie jackal- oi— worldwide, including the day of the jackal. of course, frederick ieisytii— the jackal. of course, frederick testis-se— the jackal. of course, frederick forsyth, so frederick, forsyth, cbe. so frederick, great— forsyth, cbe. so frederick, great te— forsyth, cbe. so frederick, great to see— forsyth, cbe. so frederick, great to see you here tonight. eat— great to see you here tonight. eat there— great to see you here tonight. but tirere is— great to see you here tonight. but there is a— great to see you here tonight. but there is a real crisis in tire— but there is a real crisis in tire iiterarr— but there is a real crisis in the literary world, isn't there? titers— the literary world, isn't there? titer it— the literary world, isn't there? when it comes— the literary world, isn't there? when it comes to— the literary world, isn't there? when it comes to censorship . do when it comes to censorship. do you— when it comes to censorship. do you agree— when it comes to censorship. do you agree witt— when it comes to censorship. do you agree with salman rushdie triat— you agree with salman rushdie tirat teati— you agree with salman rushdie that roald dahl— you agree with salman rushdie that roald dahl books and james terri— that roald dahl books and james teat teets— that roald dahl books and james bond books should— that roald dahl books and james bond books should just be left aierree— bond books should just be left atersee ves— bond books should just be left atersee yes i— bond books should just be left alone? yes, i do— bond books should just be left alone? yes, i do . _ bond books should just be left alone? yes, i do . �*" alone? yes, i do. i think if you start rewriting books or where do you stop? you can go back to

the do you stop? you can go back to tire tittte. — do you stop? you can go back to the bible. there's— do you stop? you can go back to the bible. there's a— do you stop? you can go back to the bible. there's a lot- r::::r 7 you can go back to the bible. there's a lot of stutt— the bible. there's a lot of stuff that's— the bible. there's a lot of stuff that's very, very non—pc . stuff that's very, very non—pc. vea— stuff that's very, very non—pc. tea seati— stuff that's very, very non—pc. you could certainly gouge shakespeare.— you could certainly gouge shakespeare. what's been done ty— shakespeare. what's been done once by bowdler ? you could do it once by bowdler? you could do it again— once by bowdler? you could do it agairs teeaase— once by bowdler? you could do it again because there's a lot of stutt— again because there's a lot of statt irr— again because there's a lot of stuff in shakespeare that really ist-t— stuff in shakespeare that really ist-t very— stuff in shakespeare that really isn't very politically correct tewatats. — isn't very politically correct nowadays. and _ isn't very politically correct nowadays. and i don't know where you nowadays. and i don't know where you wtere— nowadays. and i don't know where you wtere you— nowadays. and i don't know where you where you stop.— nowadays. and i don't know where you where you stop. and so i take— you where you stop. and so i take tte— you where you stop. and so i take the view— you where you stop. and so i take the view that , no, it was take the view that, no, it was written— take the view that, no, it was written as— take the view that, no, it was written as it— take the view that, no, it was written as it was— take the view that, no, it was written as it was written at the time. — written as it was written at the time. it— written as it was written at the time. it wasn't— written as it was written at the time. it wasn't exceptional . all time. it wasn't exceptional. all ages— time. it wasn't exceptional. all ages etange— time. it wasn't exceptional. all ages change, times pass , moods ages change, times pass, moods stange— ages change, times pass, moods etange, ant— ages change, times pass, moods etange, ant it— ages change, times pass, moods change, and it should be left aenei— change, and it should be left aenei te— change, and it should be left aenei to ten— change, and it should be left alone. do you know how it works? as an— alone. do you know how it works? as an aattar— alone. do you know how it works? as an author for— alone. do you know how it works? as an author for example,- alone. do you know how it works? as an author for example, in- as an author for example, in many decades time when you're no longer with us, can a censor reader come in and change your words? and the day of the jackal, for example? or can you put something in your contract that says, no, i don't want my work edited posthumously ? well, work edited posthumously? well, inever work edited posthumously? well, i never had to do that. i c:i: c:i: 7 well, i never had to do that. i mean, i never had to do that. i mean, i tate— i never had to do that. i mean, i tawe tat— i never had to do that. i mean, i have had contracts with the gwtiisters— i have had contracts with the pwtiisters .— i have had contracts with the publishers , but— i have had contracts with the publishers , but i— i have had contracts with the publishers , but i don't think

publishers, but i don't think eitter— publishers, but i don't think eitter et— publishers, but i don't think either of us— publishers, but i don't think either of us ever— publishers, but i don't think either of us ever thought that tnis— either of us ever thought that ttis neet— either of us ever thought that ttis neet te— either of us ever thought that this need to do— either of us ever thought that this need to do it— either of us ever thought that this need to do it. so far, to my— this need to do it. so far, to my tnewietge— this need to do it. so far, to my tnewtetge .— this need to do it. so far, to my knowledge , it's not in any my knowledge, it's not in any contrast— my knowledge, it's not in any contract twe— my knowledge, it's not in any contract i've ever— my knowledge, it's not in any contract i've ever signed that you— contract i've ever signed that you nnstn-t— contract i've ever signed that you mustn't change the text teeanse— you mustn't change the text teeanse it— you mustn't change the text because it may— you mustn't change the text because it may become unfashionable in due course . i unfashionable in due course. i ten-t— unfashionable in due course. i ten-t tnint— unfashionable in due course. i don't think that's— unfashionable in due course. i don't think that's ever been written.— don't think that's ever been written. yeah— don't think that's ever been written. yeah i— don't think that's ever been written. yeah i guess it's a risk— written. yeah i guess it's a risk ttat— written. yeah i guess it's a risk that people- written. yeah i guess it's a risk that people probably didn't tnint— risk that people probably didn't ttint woutt— risk that people probably didn't think would happen because i imagine— think would happen because i imagine i— think would happen because i imagine i don't— think would happen because i imagine i don't know if you knew him— imagine i don't know if you knew hm, tut— imagine i don't know if you knew hm, tut iteait— imagine i don't know if you knew him, but roald dahl wouldn't be happy— him, but roald dahl wouldn't be nappy witt— him, but roald dahl wouldn't be nappy witt ttis— him, but roald dahl wouldn't be nappy witt ttis .— him, but roald dahl wouldn't be happy with this , would he? it; happy with this, would he? he he siawet— happy with this, would he? he he stawet swer— happy with this, would he? he he slaved over every— happy with this, would he? he he slaved over every word— happy with this, would he? he he slaved over every word in his books. yes. all of his stuff is iegentart— books. yes. all of his stuff is tegentart — books. yes. all of his stuff is legendary now. and- yes. all of his stuff is legendary now. '“r: yes. all of his stuff is legendary now. ' “r: t “g legendary now. and j.k. rowling is another one who's had stick, if you like, from for speaking her mind, to say the least . now, her mind, to say the least. now, roald dahl , sorry, salman roald dahl, sorry, salman rushdie, the same on a different subject , not a female rushdie, the same on a different subject, not a female feminist feminism, but something else . feminism, but something else. but basically the principle is there and it was expressed by a frenchman many, many years ago. and he said, i disagree with everything you say, but i will fight to the death for your right say it. and i believe right to say it. and i believe that it right then.

that he got it right then. nearly 200 years ago. and it hasn't bettered ever since hasn't been bettered ever since . yes, i would fight for salmons orjk rowling right to say what they said. unless three things i don't think state secrets should be published. yeah, i don't think blatant blasphemy should be published and i don't think that blatant for children should be published. no those three no no's. i would say on one side. the rest you may disagree with it, but he has the right he or she has the right to publish it. what do you make of what's tappenet— what do you make of what's taggenet te— what do you make of what's happened to j.k.— what do you make of what's happened to j.k. rowling? teanse— happened to j.k. rowling? because she— happened to j.k. rowling? because she was a hero of the titerat— because she was a hero of the titerai reg— because she was a hero of the liberal left, but— because she was a hero of the liberal left, but simply because she liberal left, but simply because ste teiiewes— liberal left, but simply because she believes in— liberal left, but simply because she believes in biology , single she believes in biology, single sne— she believes in biology, single sex. she believes— she believes in biology, single sex. she believes that women stenit — sex. she believes that women stenit tate— sex. she believes that women should have a— sex. she believes that women should have a right to single sex spaces and— should have a right to single sex spaces and that people who ttange— sex spaces and that people who etange genter— sex spaces and that people who change gender should not be attewet— change gender should not be allowed into— change gender should not be allowed into those spaces. a lot of allowed into those spaces. a lot or .— allowed into those spaces. a lot et , stati— allowed into those spaces. a lot et , stait we— allowed into those spaces. a lot of , shall we call— allowed into those spaces. a lot of, shall we call them allowed into those spaces. a lot of , shall we call them the woke of, shall we call them the woke trigate— of, shall we call them the woke trigate tate— of, shall we call them the woke brigade have started to boycott

her brigade have started to boycott ter ant— brigade have started to boycott ter ant een— brigade have started to boycott her and even boycott harry totter— her and even boycott harry potter. — her and even boycott harry potter . indeed.- her and even boycott harry potter . 3: ' “r: her and even boycott harry potter. 3: “r: her and even boycott harry potter. :: “3 potter. indeed. and the very actors and actresses who were world children and zero and who became stars on her work on the back of her work. so disloyal of her back of her work. so disloyal of ter ant— back of her work. so disloyal of ter ant sait— back of her work. so disloyal of her and said, you— back of her work. so disloyal of her and said, you know,- f so disloyal of her and said, you know, this is ttis— her and said, you know, this is ttis is— her and said, you know, this is this is daniel— her and said, you know, this is this is daniel radcliffe and inna— this is daniel radcliffe and emma watson. “ this is daniel radcliffe and- emma watson. i mean , i have no emma watson. i mean, i have no time for them. she wrote what she wrote. it was a hugely successful i mean, and rightly so. and she's become a legend and probably the wealthiest author we've ever produced in this country or author. so she's uncancelable. i guess there are certain— uncancelable. i guess there are tenain teets— uncancelable. i guess there are certain books that— uncancelable. i guess there are certain books that can't- e. ff i guess there are certain books that can't be caneetiet— certain books that can't be tanteitet .— certain books that can't be cancelled . the— certain books that can't be cancelled . the day of the jackal cancelled. the day of the jackal wentt— cancelled. the day of the jackal wentt te— cancelled. the day of the jackal wentt te in— cancelled. the day of the jackal would be in that— cancelled. the day of the jackal would be in that category. wett— would be in that category. wen. i— would be in that category. well, i don't— would be in that category. well, i don't know,- would be in that category. well, i don't know, but- would be in that category. well, i don't know, but i can't think. i mean, that was about an assassin and i can't think what sort of politically incorrect about. so you haven't had any tenntaints— about. so you haven't had any complaints because— so you haven't had any complaints because obviously, wtat— complaints because obviously, wtat-tte— complaints because obviously, what-the jackal- complaints because obviously, what the jackal was what day of the jackal was written—is- what day of the jackal was written—is that. written in the 70s, is that rigtt— written in the 70s, is that rigtt e — written in the 70s, is that right ? jackal- written in the 70s, is that right ? f “ right? jackal was written in 1970, 1970. so. so have you had tett— 1970, 1970. so. so have you had tett ne— 1970, 1970. so. so have you had tett te— 1970, 1970. so. so have you had folk come to you— 1970, 1970. so. so have you had folk come to you and— ”£30 ”90 so. so have you had folk come to you and say, aetnaiit—

folk come to you and say, attnaiit .— folk come to you and say, actually , arnie- folk come to you and say, actually , arnie that's a bit actually, arnie that's a bit inappropriate?— actually, arnie that's a bit inappropriate? or can we update ttate— inappropriate? or can we update ttate — inappropriate? or can we update ttate tt— inappropriate? or can we update ttate to .— inappropriate? or can we update ttate to . nn— inappropriate? or can we update that? to f that? no, no, because there's nothing about sex in it. i don't think there's a passage- “g 93x “ e i don't think there's a passage that reerst— think there's a passage that reerst te— think there's a passage that refers to sex— think there's a passage that refers to sex at— think there's a passage that refers to sex at all or sexnaiitt— refers to sex at all or sexuality unless you want to start— sexuality unless you want to start quibbling_ sexuality unless you want to start quibbling the calibre of rities— start quibbling the calibre of rities is— start quibbling the calibre of rities is i— start quibbling the calibre of rifles is i don't— start quibbling the calibre of rifles is i don't think it's so tar— rifles is i don't think it's so tar tne— rifles is i don't think it's so far the calibre— rifles is i don't think it's so far the calibre of rifles tasn-t. — far the calibre of rifles hasn't. and— far the calibre of rifles hasn't. and the french security garraeets— hasn't. and the french security arrangements around charles de taniie-s— arrangements around charles de gaulle's person— arrangements around charles de gaulle's person at— arrangements around charles de gaulle's person at the time not reatt— gaulle's person at the time not really challenging— gaulle's person at the time not really challenging . well, i really challenging. well, i ten-t— really challenging. well, i don't think— really challenging. well, i don't think they are. “ don't think they are. but when you don't think they are. but when won tatt— don't think they are. but when you took at— don't think they are. but when you look at all of this, do you become concerned that freedom of speech is under attack in the west? oh, yes. yes. wokeism is a term— west? oh, yes. yes. wokeism is a term et— west? oh, yes. yes. wokeism is a form of dictatorship— west? oh, yes. yes. wokeism is a form of dictatorship .— west? oh, yes. yes. wokeism is a form of dictatorship . i— �*ft�*rznzre7’ o“ «tilt? yes. wokeism is a form of dictatorship . i dislike form of dictatorship. i dislike dictatorship.— form of dictatorship. i dislike dictatorship. i've— form of dictatorship. i dislike dictatorship. i've lived under twe— dictatorship. i've lived under two atreat— dictatorship. i've lived under two abroad and— dictatorship. i've lived under two abroad and i've visited severai— two abroad and i've visited several others— two abroad and i've visited several others .— two abroad and i've visited several others . they're very several others. they're very disagreeable— several others. they're very disagreeable places to be. itev-re— disagreeable places to be. they're ruled— disagreeable places to be. they're ruled by the secret petite— they're ruled by the secret petite ant— they're ruled by the secret police and the— they're ruled by the secret police and the wokeism is like a sort— police and the wokeism is like a sort et— police and the wokeism is like a sort of artistic— police and the wokeism is like a sort of artistic secret police , sort of artistic secret police, ant— sort of artistic secret police, ant i— sort of artistic secret police, and i dislike— sort of artistic secret police, and i dislike it— sort of artistic secret police, and i dislike it for that reason . wnen— and i dislike it for that reason . wten it— and i dislike it for that reason . wten it saws— and i dislike it for that reason . when it says as— and i dislike it for that reason . when it says as all dictators go,— . when it says as all dictators

te, twe— . when it says as all dictators to, two ttings. — . when it says as all dictators do, two things. one is i am rigtt— do, two things. one is i am rigtt ant— do, two things. one is i am right and everyone else is rng — right and everyone else is wng ant— right and everyone else is wng ant t,— right and everyone else is wrong. and b, if you attempt to egress— wrong. and b, if you attempt to egress vonr— wrong. and b, if you attempt to express your view,— wrong. and b, if you attempt to express your view, you'll be onnistet— express your view, you'll be onnistet .— express your view, you'll be punished . that— express your view, you'll be punished . that is a hallmark of punished. that is a hallmark of a tiotaton— punished. that is a hallmark of a dictator. it's— punished. that is a hallmark of a dictator. it's the— punished. that is a hallmark of a dictator. it's the hallmark of woteisn— a dictator. it's the hallmark of woteisn . — a dictator. it's the hallmark of wokeism . yeah,— a dictator. it's the hallmark of wokeism . / wokeism. yeah, that's fascinating. wokeism wokeism. yeah, that's fascinating . wokeism a wokeism. yeah, that's- fascinating . wokeism a form of fascinating. wokeism a form of tiotatorstin— fascinating. wokeism a form of dictatorship. very,— f “g wokeism a form of dictatorship. very, very well ont. — dictatorship. very, very well put. frederick— dictatorship. very, very well put. frederick forsyth , an put. frederick forsyth, an atsointe— put. frederick forsyth, an absolute pleasure to have you. wow— absolute pleasure to have you. now a— absolute pleasure to have you. now a freedom _ absolute pleasure to have you. now a freedom of— absolute pleasure to have you. now a freedom of speech otanoion— now a freedom of speech champion, as— now a freedom of speech champion, as well as one of our most— champion, as well as one of our most iegentarv— champion, as well as one of our most legendary authors coming up in uncancelled_ most legendary authors coming up in uncancelled is— most legendary authors coming up in uncancelled is harry and iaegtan-s— in uncancelled is harry and meghan's version of events snrronnting— meghan's version of events surrounding their apparently near catastrophic two hour car otase— near catastrophic two hour car otase tas— near catastrophic two hour car chase has-into- near catastrophic two hour car chase has into question. chase has called into question. wana— chase has called into question. nana—ne— chase has called into question. wana—ne to- chase has called into question. nana—me to shed. chase has called into question.- nana_me to shed some nana akua joins me to shed some tigtt— nana akua joins me to shed some tigtt on— nana akua joins me to shed some tigtt on tne— nana akua joins me to shed some light on the pair's— nana akua joins me to shed some light on the pair's latest statesite— light on the pair's latest stateside drama. but next in the meta— stateside drama. but next in the netia tnzz— stateside drama. but next in the netia tnzz as— stateside drama. but next in the media buzz as rumours swirl aronnt— media buzz as rumours swirl around philip— media buzz as rumours swirl around philip schofield's future on-embattled_ around philip schofield's future on-embattled itv- around philip schofield's future on embattled itv show this on the embattled itv show this morning— on the embattled itv show this morning is— on the embattled itv show this morning is tne— on the embattled itv show this morning is the only way to save the morning is the only way to save tte stow— morning is the only way to save tte stow to— morning is the only way to save the show to sack— morning is the only way to save the show to sack schofe, my snoerstar— the show to sack schofe, my superstar panel— the show to sack schofe, my superstar panel thrashed that ont— superstar panel thrashed that one out. we'll— superstar panel thrashed that one out. we'll also have more of tomorrow's newspaper front pages hot tomorrow's newspaper front pages tot ott— tomorrow's newspaper front pages tot ott tte — tomorrow's newspaper front pages hot off the press.— tomorrow's newspaper front pages hot off the press. don't go anthere— hot off the press. don't go

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we're proud to be gb news tritain-s— we're proud to be gb news tritain-s .— we're proud to be gb news britain's . news '“3 we're proud to be gb news britain's . news “3 britain's. news and let's return to tomorrow's news right now in our media buzz. more front pages tave— our media buzz. more front pages tave teen— our media buzz. more front pages have been delivered— our media buzz. more front pages have been delivered .— ” i~irzi;r3 more front pages have been delivered . now the have been delivered. now the star— have been delivered. now the star nast— have been delivered. now the star mask slips— have been delivered. now the star mask slips on brexit. it is tte— star mask slips on brexit. it is tte teattine— star mask slips on brexit. it is the headline splash in the daily wait— the headline splash in the daily wait as— the headline splash in the daily wait as tte— the headline splash in the daily mail as the labour leader says he mail as the labour leader says te wonit— mail as the labour leader says te wontt tw— mail as the labour leader says te wontt trv to— mail as the labour leader says he would try to renegotiate with the he would try to renegotiate with tte in — he would try to renegotiate with tte in it— he would try to renegotiate with tte in it te — he would try to renegotiate with the eu if he won— he would try to renegotiate with the eu if he won power, causing ontrage— the eu if he won power, causing ontrage. ttis— the eu if he won power, causing outrage. this was— the eu if he won power, causing outrage. this was a— the eu if he won power, causing outrage. this was a really reveaiing— outrage. this was a really revealing interview on the tritist— revealing interview on the british bashing corporation eartier— british bashing corporation eartierite— british bashing corporation earlier the daily telegraph reoons— earlier the daily telegraph reports on— earlier the daily telegraph reports on the— earlier the daily telegraph reports on the cost of the obe crisis— reports on the cost of the obe crisis in— reports on the cost of the obe crisis in tte— reports on the cost of the obe crisis in the uk— reports on the cost of the obe crisis in the uk with the newest— crisis in the uk with the heaviest patients requiring spenting— heaviest patients requiring spenting ot— heaviest patients requiring spending of £1,400 a year, twice as nnot— spending of £1,400 a year, twice as nnot ot— spending of £1,400 a year, twice as much of those— spending of £1,400 a year, twice as much of those as healthy peopte— as much of those as healthy peopte. ant— as much of those as healthy peopte. ant ot— as much of those as healthy people. and of course , the people. and of course, the sussexes there _ people. and of course, the sussexes there on these claims of sussexes there on these claims ot a— sussexes there on these claims ot a near— sussexes there on these claims of a near catastrophic paparazzi car of a near catastrophic paparazzi o.tase wana— of a near catastrophic paparazzi car chase. nana akua is going to ping— car chase. nana akua is going to tring ns— car chase. nana akua is going to tring ns tte— car chase. nana akua is going to bring us the latest— car chase. nana akua is going to bring us the latest on that stortiv. — bring us the latest on that stoniv. ite— bring us the latest on that shortly. the daily express reports— shortly. the daily express reports ttat— shortly. the daily express reports that rishi has paved the way— reports that rishi has paved the wav tor— reports that rishi has paved the wav tor tav— reports that rishi has paved the way for tax cuts— reports that rishi has paved the way for tax cuts before the next generat— way for tax cuts before the next general election— way for tax cuts before the next general election as he insisted the general election as he insisted tte eononv— general election as he insisted the economy is— general election as he insisted the economy is firing . and once

the economy is firing. and once again— the economy is firing. and once again tte— the economy is firing. and once again, tte iti— the economy is firing. and once again, the pm said— the economy is firing. and once again, the pm said he will ease the again, the pm said he will ease tte tnrten— again, the pm said he will ease the burden on— again, the pm said he will ease the burden on working brits once inttation— the burden on working brits once inflation comes— the burden on working brits once inflation comes down and the government— inflation comes down and the government-a— inflation comes down and the government a grip on government gets a grip on torrowing— government gets a grip on torrowing .— government gets a grip on torrowing . riv— government gets a grip on borrowing . my superstar panel borrowing. my superstar panel retnrn— borrowing. my superstar panel return now columnist and media personaiitv— return now columnist and media personality carol— return now columnist and media personality carol mcgiffin, the businessman _ personality carol mcgiffin, the businessman and activist adam troots— businessman and activist adam troots ant— businessman and activist adam brooks, and the— businessman and activist adam brooks, and the former labour party— brooks, and the former labour tanv atviser— brooks, and the former labour party adviser matthew lanza. now witt— party adviser matthew lanza. now witt snnat— party adviser matthew lanza. now with sunak flying _ party adviser matthew lanza. now with sunak flying to japan to meet— with sunak flying to japan to meet witt— with sunak flying to japan to meet with g7— with sunak flying to japan to meet with g7 deputy leaders, ttiver— meet with g7 deputy leaders, oliver dowden— meet with g7 deputy leaders, oliver dowden and angela rayner taoet— oliver dowden and angela rayner taoet ott— oliver dowden and angela rayner taoet ott at— oliver dowden and angela rayner faced off at pmqs— oliver dowden and angela rayner faced off at pmqs for the first time— faced off at pmqs for the first time earlier— faced off at pmqs for the first time earlier today and in a tritiiant— time earlier today and in a brilliant debut— time earlier today and in a brilliant debut for the new tepntv— brilliant debut for the new tepntv itine— brilliant debut for the new deputy prime minister. there was one deputy prime minister. there was tine— deputy prime minister. there was tine in— deputy prime minister. there was one line in particular that trongtt— one line in particular that trongtt tte— one line in particular that brought the house of commons town— brought the house of commons town tnt— brought the house of commons town tnt it— brought the house of commons down, but if she— brought the house of commons down, but if she wants to talk atont— down, but if she wants to talk atont ttis— down, but if she wants to talk about this, this— down, but if she wants to talk about this, this sort of thing, we att— about this, this sort of thing, we at tnow— about this, this sort of thing, we all know what's going on with her we all know what's going on with ter ant— we all know what's going on with ter ant ter— we all know what's going on with her and her leader.— we all know what's going on with her and her leader. e her and her leader. it's all iovov— her and her leader. it's all tovov tovov— her and her leader. it's all lovey dovey on the surface . they lovey dovey on the surface. they turn it on for the cameras , but turn it on for the cameras, but as soon as they're off, it's a different story. there at each other's throats. mr speaker, they're the phil and holly of british politics and much like raynen british politics and much like rayner, been left to face the

music, holly rushed off from her, presenting duties at this morning to meet king charles at a reception at buckingham palace earlier. and by the looks of her inoretittv— earlier. and by the looks of her incredibly awkward _ c131 and by the looks of her incredibly awkward exit live on air, incredibly awkward exit live on tte— incredibly awkward exit live on air, the invitation— incredibly awkward exit live on air, the invitation could not tave— air, the invitation could not tave teen— air, the invitation could not have been more— air, the invitation could not have been more welcome right ? air, the invitation could not have been more welcome right? is it tinee — have been more welcome right? is it tinee its— have been more welcome right? is it time? it's time— have been more welcome right? is it time? it's time .— have been more welcome right? is it time? it's time . um.- have been more welcome right? is it time? e e it time? it's time. um. she's been summoned. her carriage awaits. although it is a motorbike— awaits. although it is a motorbike. - awaits. although it is a motorbike . and- although it is a motorbike . '“3 although it is a motorbike . ' “3 e e awaits. although it is a- motorbike . and it's time for you motorbike. and it's time for you to head to buckingham. were you. have you got your stuff? yes, i've got all my stuff. i've got all my bits. i'm— i've got all my stuff. i've got all my bits. i'm off- i've got all my stuff. i've got all my bits. i'm off to- gist i've got all my bits. i'm off to the paiaoe— all my bits. i'm off to the pataoe. to— all my bits. i'm off to the palace, to the— all my bits. i'm off to the palace, to the princess trust to go ant — palace, to the princess trust to go and introduce— palace, to the princess trust to go and introduce the winner. vestertav— go and introduce the winner. vestertav to — go and introduce the winner. yesterday to the _ go and introduce the winner. yesterday to the king himself. so yesterday to the king himself. so-going— yesterday to the king himself. so-going te— yesterday to the king himself. so going be good. j:::r“ e yesterday to the king himself. so going be good. jrzzr“ e so i'm going be good. don't be nangttw— so i'm going be good. don't be naughty. my best. happy to hold the yes. goodbye now. the court. yes. goodbye now. goodbye. goodbye save me goodbye. hello. goodbye save me a piece. don't forget, it's his . majesty. your . it's your majesty. your majesty . that may not be the majesty. that may not be the last time we see a separation between holly and phil, because in a bombshell revelation on the sun's front page, the paper says itv are planning a summer shake—up this with shake—up of this morning with scandal hit schofield in the firing line to axed while firing line to be axed while holly her job. so carol

holly keeps her job. so carol mcgiffin , you're a recent mcgiffin, you're a recent departee from itv daytime. do you think phillip schofield is going to be the next one following you out the door ? oh following you out the door? oh god. i mean, it's a it's a reatt— god. i mean, it's a it's a reattv goot— god. i mean, it's a it's a really good question . i'd love really good question. i'd love to tnow— really good question. i'd love to tnow tte— really good question. i'd love to know the answer to it, but i do to know the answer to it, but i to tnint— to know the answer to it, but i do think that,— to know the answer to it, but i do think that, you— to know the answer to it, but i do think that, you know , itv do think that, you know, itv witt— do think that, you know, itv witt to— do think that, you know, itv will do whatever— do think that, you know, itv will do whatever they can to teep — will do whatever they can to teep tin — will do whatever they can to keep him there— will do whatever they can to keep him there for some reason . keep him there for some reason. i keep him there for some reason. i to— keep him there for some reason. i to not— keep him there for some reason. i to not tnow— keep him there for some reason. i do not know what— keep him there for some reason. i do not know what that reason is .— i do not know what that reason is . i-ve— i do not know what that reason is . he ever— i do not know what that reason is . i've never really worked is. i've never really worked witt— is. i've never really worked witt eitter— is. i've never really worked with either ,_ is. i've never really worked with either , either of them. with either, either of them. vnev — with either, either of them. vnev teen— with either, either of them. you've been on— with either, either of them. you've been on the show a lot. i-ve— you've been on the show a lot. i-ve teen— you've been on the show a lot. i-ve teen on— you've been on the show a lot. i've been on the— you've been on the show a lot. i've been on the show a few times.— i've been on the show a few times. teat.— i've been on the show a few times. yeah. it— i've been on the show a few times. yeah. it was. �*fvt33rz; times. yeah. it was. were they nio— times. yeah. it was. were they to— times. yeah. it was. were they nice to you? was he nice to you? well, holly wasn't there when i went— well, holly wasn't there when i went on— well, holly wasn't there when i went on to— well, holly wasn't there when i went on to te— well, holly wasn't there when i went on to be interviewed about my toot.— went on to be interviewed about my toot. wnen— went on to be interviewed about my book. when that came out in zeio. — my book. when that came out in zeio. wtat— my book. when that came out in 2010. what about— my book. when that came out in 2010. what about phillip? ttiitip— 2010. what about phillip? itiiiip was— 2010. what about phillip? phillip was but 2010. what about phillip?- phillip was - but-wasn't phillip was there, but he wasn't verv— phillip was there, but he wasn't very—ne- phillip was there, but he wasn't vew—ne very nice, to be honest. he was verv— very nice, to be honest. he was very its— very nice, to be honest. he was very its not— very nice, to be honest. he was very its not a— very nice, to be honest. he was very it's not a shock. it was he treatet— very it's not a shock. it was he treatet ne— very it's not a shock. it was he treated me as— very it's not a shock. it was he treated me as though it's like, oh, treated me as though it's like, on. anotter— treated me as though it's like, oh, another loose— treated me as though it's like, oh, another loose woman with anotter—i- oh, another loose woman with another-i kind- oh, another loose woman with another-i kind of. oh, another loose woman with another i kind of get another book. and i kind of get ttat—it— another book. and i kind of get ttat—it was- another book. and i kind of get that.-it was just- that. but it was it was just tite— that. but it was it was just iite te— that. but it was it was just iite te was— that. but it was it was just like he was so— that. but it was it was just

like he was so not interested . like he was so not interested. it like he was so not interested. it was— like he was so not interested. it a— like he was so not interested. it was a struggle— like he was so not interested. it was a struggle and i was giggling— it was a struggle and i was giggling, actually laughing teoanse— giggling, actually laughing teoanse i— giggling, actually laughing because i just— giggling, actually laughing because i just believe because i just couldn't believe he because i just couldn't believe te-teing— because i just couldn't believe te-teing so— because i just couldn't believe he-being so rude- because i just couldn't believe he-being so rude .- because i just couldn't believe he being so rude . but he was being so rude. but anyway.— he was being so rude. but anyway. ttat-s— he was being so rude. but anyway, that's that's the only tint— anyway, that's that's the only tint ot— anyway, that's that's the only kind of experience i've had with tin.— kind of experience i've had with tin. tnt— kind of experience i've had with tin. tnt i-ve— kind of experience i've had with him. but i've heard a lot of stories— him. but i've heard a lot of stories about— him. but i've heard a lot of stories about him being rather nnpteasant— stories about him being rather nnpieasant to— stories about him being rather unpleasant to a— stories about him being rather unpleasant to a lot of people, espeeiaiiv— unpleasant to a lot of people, especially-people- unpleasant to a lot of people, especially people who especially a lot of people who tint— especially a lot of people who tint on— especially a lot of people who were kind of, you— especially a lot of people who were kind of, you know, further town— were kind of, you know, further town tte— were kind of, you know, further down the food— were kind of, you know, further down the food chain in tv. so i ton-t— down the food chain in tv. so i ton-t tnow. — down the food chain in tv. so i ton-t know i— down the food chain in tv. so i don't know. i just— down the food chain in tv. so i don't know. i just think i just i don't know. i just think i just i tent— don't know. i just think i just i tent to— don't know. i just think i just i tend to think— don't know. i just think i just i tend to think nothing will tappen— i tend to think nothing will happen, although having said ttat— happen, although having said ttat. tor— happen, although having said that, for those— happen, although having said that, for those two, they so neat— that, for those two, they so clearly don't— that, for those two, they so clearly don't get- that, for those two, they so clearly don't get on anymore. ant— clearly don't get on anymore. ant i— clearly don't get on anymore. ant i tnow— clearly don't get on anymore. and i know they're used to , but and i know they're used to, but i and i know they're used to, but i ton-t— and i know they're used to, but i ton-t tnow— and i know they're used to, but i don't know why— and i know they're used to, but i don't know why one of them toesn-t— i don't know why one of them toesn-t inst— i don't know why one of them doesn't just it's— i don't know why one of them doesn't just it's awkward now, isn-t— doesn't just it's awkward now, isnt it. — doesn't just it's awkward now, isn't it. yeah,— doesn't just it's awkward now, isn't it. yeah, it's— doesn't just it's awkward now, isn't it. / isn't it. yeah, it's pretty cringe. want to go and isn't it. yeah, it's pretty- cringe. want to go and they've teen— cringe. want to go and they've teen ttere— cringe. want to go and they've been there for— cringe. want to go and they've been there for so— if.” “;:i; want to go and they've been there for so long if.” “gti. want to go and they've been there for so long and they cant— been there for so long and they cant possitiv— been there for so long and they can't possibly need any more nonet— can't possibly need any more money eitter— can't possibly need any more money either of— can't possibly need any more money either of them. so i mean, give— money either of them. so i mean, give it— money either of them. so i mean, give it-von-ve— money either of them. so i mean, give it-you've had— money either of them. so i mean, give it you've had your give it up. you've had your time. — give it up. you've had your time. -wav— give it up. you've had your time. -way for- give it up. you've had your time. way for somebody time. make way for somebody etse.— time. make way for somebody else—actually- time. make way for somebodyl else—actually like. time. make way for somebody. else—actually like. else. who people actually like. not— else. who people actually like. not got— else. who people actually like. not got tis— else. who people actually like. he's got his wines.— else. who people actually like. he's got his wines. has- else. who people actually like. he's got his wines. has anybody tried wine? phillip tried his wine? no. no phillip schofield. why schofield. no. yeah. why exclusively one supermarket exclusively at one supermarket chain. i will selling it chain. i will not be selling it in pub. adam, you're not in my pub. adam, you're not a tan— in my pub. adam, you're not a tan ot— in my pub. adam, you're not a tan ot ttitiip—

“ adam, you're not a fan of phillip schofield not at all. fan of phillip schofield not at at wtv— fan of phillip schofield not at at wtv i— fan of phillip schofield not at all. why i mean,— fan of phillip schofield not at all. why i mean, i grew up with the all. why i mean, i grew up with tte nan— all. why i mean, i grew up with tte on— all. why i mean, i grew up with the man on-but_ all. why i mean, i grew up with the man on but it's, you the man on tv, but it's, you tnow.— the man on tv, but it's, you tnow-got— the man on tv, but it's, you know,-got friends- the man on tv, but it's, you know, got friends the know, i've got friends in the netia— know, i've got friends in the netia tite— know, i've got friends in the media like yourself. you're in tte— media like yourself. you're in tte netia— media like yourself. you're in the media and— media like yourself. you're in the media and no one's got a goot— the media and no one's got a goot wort— the media and no one's got a goot wort to— the media and no one's got a good word to say— the media and no one's got a good word to say about him. no ttev-ve— good word to say about him. no ttev-ve att— good word to say about him. no they've all said— good word to say about him. no they've all said exactly what vnev— you've just said. he's quite a nasty—to- you've just said. he's quite a nasty—to certaini nasty sort of man to certain peopte— nasty sort of man to certain peopte. ant— nasty sort of man to certain peopte. ant i— nasty sort of man to certain people. and i don't like that. i ton-t— people. and i don't like that. i ton-t tite— people. and i don't like that. i ton-t iite to— people. and i don't like that. i don't like to hear— people. and i don't like that. i don't like to hear of people taking— don't like to hear of people talking down— don't like to hear of people talking down to— don't like to hear of people talking down to people and being rnte— talking down to people and being rnte .— talking down to people and being rnte . ant— talking down to people and being rude . and then— talking down to people and being rude . and then there's the rude. and then there's the rumours that— rude. and then there's the rumours that are online, which i wont— rumours that are online, which i wont tatt— rumours that are online, which i won't talk about.— rumours that are online, which i won't talk about. and, you know, te-s— won't talk about. and, you know, te-s inst— won't talk about. and, you know, he's just surrounded by this bad energy.— he's just surrounded by this bad energv. i— he's just surrounded by this bad energv. i tnint.— he's just surrounded by this bad energy, i think, and he needs to go. i— energy, i think, and he needs to go. i mean— energy, i think, and he needs to go. i te-s— energy, i think, and he needs to go. i mean, he's been on there so tong.— go. i mean, he's been on there so tong. te— go. i mean, he's been on there so long, he must— go. i mean, he's been on there so long, he must have tens of niitions— so long, he must have tens of niiiions ot— so long, he must have tens of millions of pounds. i think it's time— millions of pounds. i think it's time to— millions of pounds. i think it's time to retire.— millions of pounds. i think it's time to retire. phil exactly. do time to retire. phil exactly. to von— time to retire. phil exactly. to you tnow— time to retire. phil exactly. do you know that- time to retire. phil exactly. do you know that that- time to retire. phil exactly. do you know that that kiss that they just did when holly went off go and see the king off to go and see the king i thought that was even more cnngey thought that was even more cringey than hug through cringey than the hug through the. so fake, isn't the. it's so fake, isn't it? covid the. it's so fake, isn't it? covm thing. the. it's so fake, isn't it? covid thing. was just. it's covid thing. it was just. it's just one of those things. you just one of those things. you just want to be sick. alison hammond just want to be sick. alison nannont on— just want to be sick. alison hammond on this. - tt.

left liverpool. know, we saw left liverpool. you know, we saw liverpool this week. liverpool shining this week. well, school. at they well, old school. at least they actually it. absolutely actually like it. absolutely arnie. i mean, arnie. exactly and i mean, i tnint— arnie. exactly and i mean, i ttint .— arnie. exactly and i mean, i ttint . wtat— arnie. exactly and i mean, i think . what-think?l think. what do you think? i ton-t— think. what do you think? i ton-t tnint— think. what do you think? i don't think this— think. what do you think? i don't think this can go on. i ton-t— don't think this can go on. i ton-t tnint— don't think this can go on. i don't think this— don't think this can go on. i don't think this can go on. i don't think this can go on for tit.— don't think this can go on for iiv. i— don't think this can go on for iiv. i mean— don't think this can go on for itv. i mean, look,— don't think this can go on for itv. i mean, look, it's the old aiastair— itv. i mean, look, it's the old alastair campbell— itv. i mean, look, it's the old alastair campbell school of crisis— alastair campbell school of crisis_right?i crisis management, right? you —anertain- crisis management, right? you can certain number can only last a certain number of can only last a certain number ot tats.— can only last a certain number ot tavs. teat.— can only last a certain number of days. yeah. this— can only last a certain number of days. yeah. this is escalate eating— of days. yeah. this is escalate eating tite— of days. yeah. this is escalate eating iite a— of days. yeah. this is escalate eating like a snowball. the fact ttat— eating like a snowball. the fact ttat-tepntv— eating like a snowball. the fact that-deputy prime- eating like a snowball. the fact that deputy prime minister that the deputy prime minister raiset— that the deputy prime minister raiset it— that the deputy prime minister raiset it in— that the deputy prime minister raised it in parliament today, every— raised it in parliament today, everv singte— raised it in parliament today, every single person knew what he was-atont.— every single person knew what he was—atont. tverv- every single person knew what he was about. every single was speaking about. every single persn— was speaking about. every single person-atont— was speaking about. every single person-about the- was speaking about. every single person about the internet. person knows about the internet. itnnrs— person knows about the internet. itnnrs ttat— person knows about the internet. rumours that brooks is referring to. rumours that brooks is referring to—teing- to. actually, this being a toesn-t— to. actually, this being a doesn't help— to. actually, this being a doesn't help either, you know, it inst— doesn't help either, you know, it inst teets— doesn't help either, you know, it just feels more— doesn't help either, you know, it just feels more sort of hand. i it just feels more sort of hand. i tnint— it just feels more sort of hand. i tint on— it just feels more sort of hand. i think on television— it just feels more sort of hand. i think on television ,- it just feels more sort of hand. i think on television , including i think on television, including with some of the loose women over the years. and, you know , over the years. and, you know, the over the years. and, you know, tte wnote— over the years. and, you know, the whole thing— over the years. and, you know, the whole thing about- joe�*s and, you know, the whole thing about daytime is sativ— the whole thing about daytime is sattv weve— the whole thing about daytime is sadly we've never— the whole thing about daytime is sadly we've never worked togetter— sadly we've never worked together until— sadly we've never worked together until tonight. but a pannerstip— together until tonight. but a pannerstip is— together until tonight. but a partnership is born. but, you tnow.— partnership is born. but, you know tte— partnership is born. but, you know, the whole— partnership is born. but, you know, the whole point of daytime is warntt — know, the whole point of daytime is warntt .— know, the whole point of daytime is warntt . is— know, the whole point of daytime is warmth , is warmth. you're is warmth, is warmth. you're inviting— is warmth, is warmth. you're inviting peopte— is warmth, is warmth. you're inviting people into your home iterativ— inviting people into your home iiteraitv to — inviting people into your home literally to have— inviting people into your home literally to have a— inviting people into your home literally to have a cup of eottee— literally to have a cup of oottee or— literally to have a cup of coffee or a— literally to have a cup of coffee or a cup- literally to have a cup of coffee or a cup of tea with you. ant—

coffee or a cup of tea with you. ant wnen— coffee or a cup of tea with you. ant wten its— coffee or a cup of tea with you. and when it's got— coffee or a cup of tea with you. and when it's got to this level, tnen— and when it's got to this level, tten vonr— and when it's got to this level, then your friends— and when it's got to this level, then your friends and when vnev— then your friends and when vnev got— then your friends and when vnev got to— then your friends and when you've got to this, when you're not— you've got to this, when you're not trients— you've got to this, when you're not friends with— you've got to this, when you're not friends with the person sitting— not friends with the person sitting to — not friends with the person sitting to next— not friends with the person sitting to next the sofa sitting to next you on the sofa ant— sitting to next you on the sofa ant vnev— sitting to next you on the sofa ant vnev got— sitting to next you on the sofa and you've got to— sitting to next you on the sofa and you've got to that level of oringe. — and you've got to that level of oringe. its— and you've got to that level of cringe, it's-when- and you've got to that level of cringe, it's when they've and you've got to that level of crin such 's when they've and you've got to that level of crin such good when they've and you've got to that level of crin such good standards. �*ve and you've got to that level of crin such good standards. grit “ got such good standards. again, i got such good standards. again, l-savin9r_ got such good standards. again, i saying, hammond, i keep saying, alison hammond, i watch she makes me smile watch it. she makes me smile like i've, you if i'm like i've, you know, if i'm watching not gb i watching that and not gb news, i know he'd leave us. but know he'd never leave us. but what about our dan?- know he'd never leave us. but what about our dan? you- 3 ei but what about our dan? you know, te-s— what about our dan? you know, te-slit— what about our dan? you know, te-slit as— what about our dan? you know, te-slit as it— what about our dan? you know, he's-it as if i'm— what about our dan? you know, he's-it as if i'm not- what about our dan? you know, he's it as if i'm not going he's as it as if i'm not going anthere. — he's as it as if i'm not going anywhere. but— he's as it as if i'm not going anywhere. he's as it as if i'm not going- anywhere. but look, i think when it comes to phillip schofield's brother, of course have to brother, of course we do have to make he's been make the point. he's been sentenced on friday. phillip claims the brother didn't claims that the brother didn't tell story about tell him the full story about what going on. so i just what was going on. so i just want to that clear for now. want to make that clear for now. look, from one scandal to another, are useless. another, homes are useless. blustered his way through questioning on why it took questioning today on why it took cops was cops two weeks until he was elected snp leader to raid nicola sturgeon's and the nicola sturgeon's home and the party's headquarters in the missing probe . listen as missing money probe. listen as he delivered a truly embarrassing word. salad response when quizzed by the snp bbc about the delay , it has bbc about the delay, it has emerged that there was a two

week gap between police scotland asking for warrants to search nicola sturgeon peter morales home. we would never dream of intertering— home. we would never dream of interfering, neither— home. we would never dream of interfering, neither in— we would never dream of interfering, neither in a live potioe— interfering, neither in a live police investigation. it's reaiiv— police investigation. it's really important , of course, really important, of course, ttat— really important, of course, ttat ttese— really important, of course, that these processes and these gnestions— that these processes and these questions that— that these processes and these questions that you've got around pess— questions that you've got around pess tor— questions that you've got around process are for the— questions that you've got around process are for the crown . i process are for the crown. i ton-t— process are for the crown. i don't believe _ process are for the crown. i don't believe that there would be don't believe that there would te anv— don't believe that there would be any particular— don't believe that there would be any particular reason out of the be any particular reason out of tte ortinarv— be any particular reason out of the ordinary that— be any particular reason out of the ordinary that it would take ttat— the ordinary that it would take ttat tine.— the ordinary that it would take that time. but— the ordinary that it would take that time. but again, it would be that time. but again, it would te a— that time. but again, it would te a gnestion— that time. but again, it would be a question for— that time. but again, it would be a question for the crown onioe— be a question for the crown cottiee wow.— be a question for the crown office now, bumbling useless has its teat— office now, bumbling useless has its teat in— office now, bumbling useless has its head in the— office now, bumbling useless has its head in the clouds. �*" its head in the clouds. if he ttints— its head in the clouds. if he ttints tte— its head in the clouds. if he thinks the snp separatism dream is still alive at this rate, he should be lucky. the party is still remotely being taken seriously by voters. he actually , in that interview he actually said he still wants the public to donate to the snp and he believes that separation is going to happen in the next five years. come on, mate. dream on, matthew lazar. adam brooks, carol mcgiffin do stand by because coming up is superwoman swallow right to stick to her guns and continue her crackdown on immigration. despite

reluctance from own cabinet. reluctance from her own cabinet. find as we nominate for find out as we nominate for tonight's greatest britain and union but next in union jackass. but next in uncanceled , after the duke and uncanceled, after the duke and duchess of sussex have duchess of sussex claim to have been victims of a two hour paparazzi fuelled chase through new york, does their version of events really ring true? i don't think so. but broadcaster nana akua has been analysing thing. she's going to reveal the latest on this. and there's been a lot of developments tonight which suggest the story is, well and truly unravelling. nana. akua live in just two minutes time .

it's time now for uncanceled and this is where britain's top commentators speak out on controversial issues without the fear of the cancel culture sweeping the rest of the media. now harry and meghan's so—called near catastrophic car chase from paparazzi in new york has one of

the most sensation royal stories of year , but has their tale of the year, but has their tale already started unravelling? the pair , who have already had pair, who have already had a long list of proven porkies behind them , said in dramatic behind them, said in dramatic statement earlier today . this statement earlier today. this relentless pursuit lasting over two hours resulted in multiple near collisions involving other drivers on the road, pedestrians and two nypd officers . lefty new and two nypd officers. lefty new york mayor eric adams swiftly called a press conference, though, to hit back . i would though, to hit back. i would find it though, to hit back. i would tint it tart— though, to hit back. i would find it hard to— though, to hit back. i would find it hard to believe- g “ e 3 iwould find it hard to believe that were— find it hard to believe that ttere was— find it hard to believe that there was a— find it hard to believe that there was a two- find it hard to believe that there was a two hour high speed otase— there was a two hour high speed otase ttat— there was a two hour high speed chase that would— there was a two hour high speed chase that would be i find it tart— chase that would be i find it tart to— chase that would be i find it hard to believe,— chase that would be i find it hard to believe, but we will tint— hard to believe, but we will tint ont— hard to believe, but we will find out the— hard to believe, but we will find out the exact duration of it. tnt— find out the exact duration of it. tnt te— find out the exact duration of it. but he wasn't— find out the exact duration of it. but he wasn't the only one playing— it. but he wasn't the only one piaving town— it. but he wasn't the only one playing down harry and meghan's stories— playing down harry and meghan's stories witt— playing down harry and meghan's stories with pictures doing the ronnts— stories with pictures doing the rounds online,— stories with pictures doing the rounds online, purportedly snowing— rounds online, purportedly stowing ter— rounds online, purportedly showing her smiling in the seat of showing her smiling in the seat ot tte— showing her smiling in the seat ot tte ar— showing her smiling in the seat of the car during— showing her smiling in the seat of the car during the reported e.tase — of the car during the reported chase. apparently,- of the car during the reported chase. ' 3ti; of the car during the reported chase. apparently, she not wearing a seatbelt . now the wearing a seatbelt. now the likes of us media superstar regular contributor on this show , meghan kelly, has weighed in, saying , i lived in manhattan for

saying, i lived in manhattan for 17 years and is not possible 17 years and it is not possible to have a two hour, two hour car chase. there too many street lights and stop too much lights and stop signs, too much foot and car traffic and hundreds places could hundreds of places you could safely to protect safely pull over to protect yourself. jenner , she's yourself. caitlyn jenner, she's also saying , i have also weighed in saying, i have been party to perhaps following in new york, not two hours, even in new york, not two hours, even in la , a city with lots of in la, a city with lots of driving and long distances between destinations, not two hours, but it comes with the territory. wine, wine , wine. as territory. wine, wine, wine. as all these two seem to do . so all these two seem to do. so nana akua. look even the man driving harry and meghan's car dunng driving harry and meghan's car during the incident nana has said tonight there was no chase and everything was safe. so no, this story is unravelling . nana this story is unravelling. nana well, i mean, of course it's just. what a load of tosh . i just. what a load of tosh. i tirst— just. what a load of tosh. i mean, first of— just. what a load of tosh. i mean, first of all,- what a load of tosh. i mean, first of all, the journey apparenttv— mean, first of all, the journey was apparently only around about ten ninntes— was apparently only around about ten minutes. how— was apparently only around about ten minutes. how can you wear wtat— ten minutes. how can you wear wtat ere— ten minutes. how can you wear wtat ttev— ten minutes. how can you wear what were they doing for two tonrse— what were they doing for two tonrse toot.— what were they doing for two hours? look, there are people tave— hours? look, there are people have iphones._ hours? look, there are people have iphones. we— hours? look, there are people have iphones. we have cameras all have iphones. we have cameras at ve— have iphones. we have cameras at it—

have iphones. we have cameras all over. if this— have iphones. we have cameras all over. if this was— have iphones. we have cameras all over. if this was some great car chase , like— all over. if this was some great car chase , like it— all over. if this was some great car chase , like it sounds like car chase, like it sounds like ot— car chase, like it sounds like one of they've— car chase, like it sounds like one of they've been watching too nnot — one of they've been watching too nnot tntes— one of they've been watching too nnot tntes ot— one of they've been watching too much dukes of hazzard. this is some serious car— much dukes of hazzard. this is some serious car chase . this some serious car chase. this wonit— some serious car chase. this wonit te— some serious car chase. this wonit te att— some serious car chase. this would be all over- some serious car chase. this would be all over the place . would be all over the place. ttis— would be all over the place. itis wonit— would be all over the place. this would be— would be all over the place. this would be everywhere. people wontt— this would be everywhere. people wonit tave— this would be everywhere. people would have bits— this would be everywhere. people would have bits of— this would be everywhere. people would have bits of footage of ttis— would have bits of footage of ttis tning— would have bits of footage of ttis tting .— would have bits of footage of this thing . and— would have bits of footage of this thing . and even people who this thing. and even people who von— this thing. and even people who von tnow.— this thing. and even people who are, you know, the— this thing. and even people who are, you know, the nypd claiming apparentiv— are, you know, the nypd claiming apparently they're _ are, you know, the nypd claiming apparently they're involved in it. its— apparently they're involved in it. it's rubbish.— apparently they're involved in it. it's rubbish. clearly this inst— it. it's rubbish. clearly this inst a— it. it's rubbish. clearly this was just a simple little maybe sonetotv— was just a simple little maybe somebody chased— was just a simple little maybe somebody chased them a little tit. — somebody chased them a little tit. it— somebody chased them a little tit. it was— somebody chased them a little bit. it was literally nobody's interestet— bit. it was literally nobody's interested in— bit. it was literally nobody's interested in them. they're trying— interested in them. they're trying to— interested in them. they're trying to create— interested in them. they're trying to create some sort of roar around themselves and it's inst— roar around themselves and it's inst not— roar around themselves and it's just not working— roar around themselves and it's just not working . _ roar around themselves and it's just not working . �*ftt“i 3ti roar around themselves and it's just not working . 3ti just not working. what do you think that's about? nana akua because rarely , disturbingly, because rarely, disturbingly, harry's friends, his friends , we harry's friends, his friends, we know who that is. are revealing to the times newspaper tonight that he has said that he felt like his mum , um, on the night like his mum, um, on the night that she died in paris last night. i mean , is this about, night. i mean, is this about, uh. well, you see, harry, i remember reading that he sort of went to kind of check out the

scene where his mother died. i don't know whether it was his titt— don't know whether it was his itiii or— don't know whether it was his rmt or whatever— don't know whether it was his rmt or whatever it was, but he, he rmt or whatever it was, but he, te went— rmt or whatever it was, but he, te went tatt— rmt or whatever it was, but he, he went back to— rmt or whatever it was, but he, he went back to have a look at wnere— he went back to have a look at wtere ste— he went back to have a look at where she died.— he went back to have a look at where she died. and he sort of ttongtt— where she died. and he sort of ttongtt ttat— where she died. and he sort of thought that he— where she died. and he sort of thought that he went when he went— thought that he went when he went taot. — thought that he went when he went back, he— thought that he went when he went back, he said, oh, it was inst— went back, he said, oh, it was inst a— went back, he said, oh, it was inst a smatt— went back, he said, oh, it was just a small tunnel. it wasn't even-ttat- just a small tunnel. it wasn't even -that-and| just a small tunnel. it wasn'ti even -that-and it even anything that big. and it was-ttongt- even anything that big. and it was-though he- even anything that big. and it was-though he it. even anything that big. and it was though he it was was almost as though he it was snpposet— was almost as though he it was snpposet to— was almost as though he it was snpposet to te— was almost as though he it was supposed to be a— was almost as though he it was supposed to be a cathartic exercise that— supposed to be a cathartic exercise that he would go and matte— exercise that he would go and matte-some— exercise that he would go and maybe-some sort- exercise that he would go and maybe some sort of, i don't maybe feel some sort of, i don't tnow.— maybe feel some sort of, i don't know retiet— maybe feel some sort of, i don't know, relief of— maybe feel some sort of, i don't know, relief of what, you know, —.- know, relief of what, you know,| —. ttev some closure. but clearly, they appear— some closure. but clearly, they appearlttint— some closure. but clearly, they appear-think that- some closure. but clearly, they appear think that they are appear to think that they are reiiving— appear to think that they are reliving experience to reliving a similar experience to wet— reliving a similar experience to tteir notten— reliving a similar experience to their mother. and— reliving a similar experience to their mother. and the irony here is ttat— their mother. and the irony here is ttat ttev— their mother. and the irony here is that they were— their mother. and the irony here is that they were slating the tint— is that they were slating the british press— is that they were slating the british press saying how awful the british press saying how awful tte tritist— british press saying how awful the british press— british press saying how awful the british press were, were and now— the british press were, were and tow-tetter— the british press were, were and how better american how much better the american press— how much better the american press it— how much better the american press were. if this— how much better the american press were. if this if there's any— press were. if this if there's any trntt— press were. if this if there's any trntt to— press were. if this if there's any truth to this, this was the american— any truth to this, this was the american press.— any truth to this, this was the american press. so what are they going— american press. so what are they going to— american press. so what are they going to to— american press. so what are they going to to e— american press. so what are they going to to e i— american press. so what are they going to do ? i mean, everyone is going to do? i mean, everyone is tnrning— going to do? i mean, everyone is tnrning tteir— going to do? i mean, everyone is turning their backs— going to do? i mean, everyone is turning their backs on this. t hey— turning their backs on this. itev tat— turning their backs on this. they had protection in the uk. von— they had protection in the uk. ton ton-t— they had protection in the uk. ton ton-t got— they had protection in the uk. you don't get those— they had protection in the uk. you don't get those sorts- they had protection in the uk. you don't get those sorts of car crashes in the uk because of the deals between the royal family and the british media. also so princess diana died in paris , so princess diana died in paris, so it's almost nuts that they have

this total obsession with bringing down the british media when these sorts of incidents simply do not happen in the uk. i mean, it's absurd. and this was obviously— i mean, it's absurd. and this was obviously they'd been to son— was obviously they'd been to sort ot— was obviously they'd been to some sort of they collected some sort— some sort of they collected some sort ot— some sort of they collected some sort ot awart— some sort of they collected some sort of award, didn't— some sort of they collected some sort of award, didn't they? and ttev— sort of award, didn't they? and ttev tat— sort of award, didn't they? and ttev tat tone— sort of award, didn't they? and they had done this speech, which if they had done this speech, which it won— they had done this speech, which it won iisten— they had done this speech, which if you listen to— they had done this speech, which if you listen to it,— they had done this speech, which if you listen to it, it's nonsensical.- if you listen to it, it's nonsensical. it doesn't make any sense-wett— nonsensical. it doesn't make any sense-well let's- nonsensical. it doesn't make any sense well let's have a sense at all. well let's have a tittie— sense at all. well let's have a little listen. _ sense at all. well let's have a little listen. let's— sense at all. well let's have a little listen. let's have a tittie— little listen. let's have a tittte-to- little listen. let's have ai little -to - speech little listen. let's have a- little -to .speech and little listen to the speech and i'll little listen to the speech and tit-von— little listen to the speech and tit-ton to— little listen to the speech and i'll-you to react- little listen to the speech and i'll you to react off the i'll get you to react off the tatt— i'll get you to react off the pact . — i'll get you to react off the pact . inst— i'll get you to react off the back . just never- i'll get you to react off the back . back. just never too late to start. you can be the visionary of your own life. you can charter a path in which what you repeat in your daily acts of service in kindness, in advocacy , in grace and in fairness , that , in grace and in fairness, that those become the very things that are recognised by the next wave of women, both young and old and nana . what wave of women, both young and old and nana. what is she tatting— old and nana. what is she talking about— old and nana. what is she talking about ?_ old and nana. what is she talking about ? she- ti3 i“: \tr?"r? what is she talking about ? she doesn't do so talking about? she doesn't do so service— talking about? she doesn't do so servioe rigtte— talking about? she doesn't do so service right? she— talking about? she doesn't do so service right? she don't do

service.— service right? she don't do service. megan— service right? she don't do service. megan left a life of service— service. megan left a life of service in— service. megan left a life of service in the— service. megan left a life of service in the royal family teanse— service in the royal family because that's— service in the royal family because that's what the royal taniiv— because that's what the royal tanitv tit— because that's what the royal tanitv tit to— because that's what the royal family did to go— because that's what the royal family did to go to hollywood ant— family did to go to hollywood ant mate— family did to go to hollywood and make lots— family did to go to hollywood and make lots of— family did to go to hollywood and make lots of money. her reent— and make lots of money. her reent tax— and make lots of money. her recent tax filings— and make lots of money. her recent tax filings nana revealed ttat— recent tax filings nana revealed ttat ste— recent tax filings nana revealed that she works— recent tax filings nana revealed that she works just one hour a weet— that she works just one hour a weet tor— that she works just one hour a weet tor ter— that she works just one hour a week for her charity. so what ste-s— week for her charity. so what ste-s taiting— week for her charity. so what she's talking about now, it's not— she's talking about now, it's not a— she's talking about now, it's not a matter— she's talking about now, it's not a matter of— she's talking about now, it's not a matter of tosh. e tiring not a matter of tosh. it really is. i— not a matter of tosh. it really is. i mean— not a matter of tosh. it really is. i mean, she talks about the only bit that makes sense is the beginning, where she talks about a visionary of your own life because she had some sort of mood ouija board thing that probably and harry probably set up there. and harry was the middle of it. where was in the middle of it. where she managed to bag a that she managed to bag a prince that she managed to bag a prince that she claimed never even she claimed she'd never even sort of done googling sort of done any googling on, which nonsense. which was nonsense. talking about path service about chartering a path service of kind if i'm taking of kind kindness. if i'm taking advice somebody like this, advice from somebody like this, this literally last this is literally the last person i'd kindness person that i'd learn kindness from. is these are the same from. this is these are the same people who , when the queen was people who, when the queen was ill and dying, they didn't even want to go. and see her. when prince philip was dying, they did nonsense on oprah. did that nonsense on oprah. that's kindness, is it? that's not kindness, is it? these are the same people who

she claims that. i think of she claims that. i think one of the words uses is advocacy. the words she uses is advocacy. she's an advocate of how to break up your family. she broke up her home and then she literally joined harry's family and they pretty much have broken up became part of it up since she became part of it as regard to the word grace that she used. it's like she used. it's more like disgrace. mean , i it doesn't disgrace. i mean, i it doesn't even make any sense if you listen to the ending bit. she's just it's just a word salad of nonsense and said with a soft voice. so you listen and think she's saying something nice. yeah. it's a word. salad of woterw— yeah. it's a word. salad of woterv. tnt— yeah. it's a word. salad of wokery. but it's- yeah. it's a word. salad of wokery. but it's a very good point— wokery. but it's a very good point ttat— wokery. but it's a very good point ttat von— wokery. but it's a very good point that you make about treating— point that you make about treating np— point that you make about breaking up two families, teanse— breaking up two families, because actually think that because i actually think that nessaeg— because i actually think that message through message has got through in new tort.— message has got through in new tort-to— message has got through in new tort-to piav— message has got through in new vort- -to piav von- york. i want to play you a tittie— york. i want to play you a little moment,- york. i want to play you a little moment, nana that took piaoe—waitingl little moment, nana that took. place—walking into place when she was walking into the place when she was walking into tte-tast— place when she was walking into tte-iast nignt- place when she was walking into tte-iast nigtt .- place when she was walking into the last night . this the ceremony last night. this way.— the ceremony last night. this way. now— the ceremony last night. this way. now to— the ceremony last night. this way. now to von— the ceremony last night. this way. how do you feel about being pari— way. how do you feel about being part ot— way. how do you feel about being part ot two— way. how do you feel about being part of two broken— way. how do you feel about being part of two broken families ? part of two broken families? ant— part of two broken families? ant ttat-s— part of two broken families? and that's the— part of two broken families? and that's the reality- part of two broken families? and that's the reality ,- part of two broken families? and that's the reality, isn't it? nana there's no kindness. tes.— it? nana there's no kindness. ves. ant— it? nana there's no kindness. ves. ant grate— e7’ nana there's no kindness. yes. and grace when it comes to the yes. and grace when it comes to tte wav— yes. and grace when it comes to tte wav ttat— yes. and grace when it comes to the way that meghan has treated

her the way that meghan has treated ter own— the way that meghan has treated ter taniiv— the way that meghan has treated her own family ,_ the way that meghan has treated her own family , her father, who her own family, her father, who neariv— her own family, her father, who neariv tiet— her own family, her father, who nearly died from _ her own family, her father, who nearly died from a— her own family, her father, who nearly died from a fatal stroke ant— nearly died from a fatal stroke ant tives— nearly died from a fatal stroke and lives just— nearly died from a fatal stroke and lives just down the road tron— and lives just down the road tron ter— and lives just down the road tron ter. is— and lives just down the road from her, is struggling to speat— from her, is struggling to speat. att— from her, is struggling to speak. all he— from her, is struggling to speak. all he wants is to be rennitet— speak. all he wants is to be reunited with— speak. all he wants is to be reunited with his daughter and meet— reunited with his daughter and meet tis— reunited with his daughter and meet his grandchildren. she won-t— meet his grandchildren. she wont to— meet his grandchildren. she wont to it.— meet his grandchildren. she won't do it. so— meet his grandchildren. she won't do it. so where's the tintness— won't do it. so where's the kindness and— won't do it. so where's the kindness and grace there? nana ttere— kindness and grace there? nana ttere is— kindness and grace there? nana ttere is none— kindness and grace there? nana there is none there— kindness and grace there? nana there is none there is— kindness and grace there? nana there is none there is none.- kindness and grace there? nana there is none there is none. and the last bit makes no sense at all. i think it's just a load of claptrap . i don't know why she claptrap. i don't know why she thinks that she's got something that people want to hear, but most people are seeing right through it. the americans have had enough and i don't think i feel sorry for them because i think that this is this is the beginning of the end for their popularity. i don't believe that there was any car chase really who wants to chase them? why would you what have they got to offer? they're really offer? and now they're really clutching because clutching at straws because all we've this litigious we've got is this litigious business prince harry, business now with prince harry, who's trying everything who's trying to sue everything and anything. it's who's trying to sue everything and a anything. it's who's trying to sue everything and a joke anything. it's who's trying to sue everything and a joke . isn'tinything. it's who's trying to sue everything and a joke . isn't it/thing. it's who's trying to sue everything and a joke . isn't it about it's just a joke. isn't it about time.— just a joke. isn't it about time, though,— just a joke. isn't it about time, though, that- isn't it about time, though, that the media starts— time, though, that the media starts-checking- time, though, that the media starts checking this starts fact checking this oonpie— starts fact checking this eonpie. not— starts fact checking this couple, not just parroting

evervtting— couple, not just parroting everything they say? because you tnow.— everything they say? because you tnow. tte— everything they say? because you tnow. tte ttc— everything they say? because you know, the bbc and— everything they say? because you know, the bbc and itv news tonignt— know, the bbc and itv news tonigtt tet— know, the bbc and itv news tonight led on— know, the bbc and itv news tonight led on these claims wittont— tonight led on these claims wittont anv— tonight led on these claims without any sort— tonight led on these claims without any sort of pushback. ant— without any sort of pushback. ant tte— without any sort of pushback. and the claims— without any sort of pushback. and the claims are now provably taise— and the claims are now provably taise .— and the claims are now provably taise . wett— and the claims are now provably false . well, in— and the claims are now provably false . well, in a— and the claims are now provably false . well, in a way , it's false. well, in a way, it's stigttiv— false. well, in a way, it's slightly funny, - false. well, in a way, it's slightly funny, isn't it, teanse— slightly funny, isn't it, because they're giving them all this because they're giving them all ttis amine.— because they're giving them all this airtime, then— because they're giving them all this airtime, then it turns out ttat— this airtime, then it turns out ttat tte— this airtime, then it turns out that the claims— this airtime, then it turns out that the claims don't even stack up- — that the claims don't even stack np. inev— that the claims don't even stack np. itov inst— that the claims don't even stack up. they just start— that the claims don't even stack up. they just start to - that the claims don't even stack up. they just start to look even more stupid. and even the little support that they still have left, even those people are embarrassed admit they embarrassed to admit that they support just needs support them. it's just it needs to i genuinely like to to end. what i genuinely like to see is that the media start to ignore them. i know i like to talk about it. we like to talk about how ridiculous it is. but there will come a point where they are desperate for publicity, is obviously publicity, which is obviously now, and will i now, and they will literally, i think, fabricate anything. nana akua great to speak and- “g nana akua great to speak and of course nana— akua great to speak and of course nana will be back 3 pm. oatnrtav— course nana will be back 3 pm. satnrtav tere— course nana will be back 3 pm. saturday here on— course nana will be back 3 pm. saturday here on tv news. thank you saturday here on tv news. thank von nana.— saturday here on tv news. thank von wana. tnt— saturday here on tv news. thank you nana. but it's— saturday here on tv news. thank you nana. but it's time now to reveai— you nana. but it's time now to reveal tonight's— you nana. but it's time now to reveal tonight's greatest tritain— reveal tonight's greatest britain - and - reveal tonight's greatest britain and jackass . reveal tonight's greatest- britain-and jackass . my britain in uni and jackass. my snperstar— britain in uni and jackass. my superstar panel— britain in uni and jackass. my superstar panel return my gif .

superstar panel return my gif. wno— superstar panel return my gif. wto is— superstar panel return my gif. wto is won— superstar panel return my gif. who is your nominee for tonigtt-s— who is your nominee for tonight's greatest britain liar tonight's greatest britain my greatest— tonight's greatest britain my greatest britain. _ tonight's greatest britain my greatest britain. tonight is twiggy because amongst all those stuffed and overdressed peacocks at the cannes film festival festival , twiggy turns at the cannes film festival festival, twiggy turns up in a pair of boots, black jeans , pair of boots, black jeans, sunglasses, looking as cool as anything, and she looks normal. and she's 73, so good for her. and she's 73, so good for her. and i can't wait for her documentary to come out. i think she's brilliant. she's still got it. adam brooks, your nominee, my it. adam brooks, your nominee, iiv toninees— e adam brooks, your nominee, my nominees suella braverman teanse i— my nominees suella braverman man, because i believe we've tinaiiv— man, because i believe we've tinaitv got— man, because i believe we've tinaitv got a— man, because i believe we've finally got a home secretary ttat— finally got a home secretary that genuinely— finally got a home secretary that genuinely wants to tackle iiiegai— that genuinely wants to tackle illegal immigration. i'm tortnnatotv— illegal immigration. i'm fortunately the- illegal immigration. i'm fortunately the week cabinet won't let her, but if we lose her and get someone weaker, i think it's going to get even worse. and matthew lazer, your is— worse. and matthew lazer, your is tt— worse. and matthew lazer, your nominee, is gb news— and matthew lazer, your nominee, is gb news very own iaeot— nominee, is gb news very own jacob rees—mogg. g jacob rees—mogg. i never thought i'd find myself saying that, but he's revealed the truth when he told the conservative conference yesterday government's yesterday that the government's voter attempt to

voter id law was an attempt to gerrymander the electoral system pointless and putting people off voting. jacob won earlier in the weet— voting. jacob won earlier in the weet so— voting. jacob won earlier in the weet so te— voting. jacob won earlier in the week so he can't— voting. jacob won earlier in the week so he can't win— “g jacob won earlier in the week so he can't win twice in a weet.— week so he can't win twice in a weet. as— week so he can't win twice in a weet. as nnot— week so he can't win twice in a week. as much as— week so he can't win twice in a week. as much as i— week so he can't win twice in a week. as much as i love him and as nnot— week. as much as i love him and as nnot as tis— week. as much as i love him and as much as his show— week. as much as i love him and as much as his show at 8:00 on gb as much as his show at 8:00 on ot -is— as much as his show at 8:00 on gb-is brilliant.— as much as his show at 8:00 on gb-is brilliant. so- as much as his show at 8:00 on gb is brilliant. so i'm gb news is brilliant. so i'm going— gb news is brilliant. so i'm going-witt— gb news is brilliant. so i'm going with adam brooks going to go with adam brooks teanse— going to go with adam brooks because braverman is at because suella braverman is at teast— because suella braverman is at ieast twing— because suella braverman is at ieast trying to— because suella braverman is at least trying to stop this immigration— least trying to stop this immigration madness and someone nnst— immigration madness and someone must, someone must. and the tting— must, someone must. and the tting is.— must, someone must. and the tting is. it— must, someone must. and the thing is, if rishi— must, someone must. and the thing is, if rishi sunak wants to tave— thing is, if rishi sunak wants to tave anv— thing is, if rishi sunak wants to have any chance of winning the to have any chance of winning tte next— to have any chance of winning the next election,— to have any chance of winning the next election, he should be iistening— the next election, he should be tistening to— the next election, he should be listening to her— the next election, he should be listening to her union jackass. tine— listening to her union jackass. time—mcgiffin,- listening to her union jackass. time mcgiffin, who's time now, carol mcgiffin, who's vonr— time now, carol mcgiffin, who's vonr-it-s— time now, carol mcgiffin, who's vonr-it-s a— time now, carol mcgiffin, who's vonr-it-s a ttc- your nominee? it's a bbc newsreader. _ your nominee? it's a bbc newsreader. tg your nominee? it's a bbc- newsreader. sally nugent, who on a live broadcast was talking about the anniversary of the dambusters event and referred to it as infamous . and it's i mean, it as infamous. and it's i mean, i don't think it was a mistake. it definitely wasn't a mistake . it definitely wasn't a mistake. it definitely wasn't a mistake. it was typical bbc . you know, it was typical bbc. you know, let's put down one of the greatest things that that we did in the war and those men, the geniuses of that whole attack, was just absolutely fantastic.

so i don't care that she's apologised . it's not good apologised. it's not good enough. just don't have a watch of the moment. yeah. on treattast— of the moment. yeah. on breakfast, 80— of the moment. yeah. on breakfast, 80 years- yeah. on breakfast, 80 years after 19 tanoaster— breakfast, 80 years after 19 lancaster bombers took part in the lancaster bombers took part in tte intanons— lancaster bombers took part in the infamous dambuster raids tonigtt— the infamous dambuster raids tonigtt .— the infamous dambuster raids tonigtt . inst— the infamous dambuster raids tonigtt . inst a— the infamous dambuster raids tonight , just a little bit of tonight, just a little bit of atvioe— tonight, just a little bit of atvioe to— tonight, just a little bit of advice to sally— tonight, just a little bit of advice to sally nugent. /tit. advice to sally nugent. you toscrito— advice to sally nugent. you describe jemmy— advice to sally nugent. you describe jemmy saville, your former colleague, as infamous as not the dambuster raids. yeah. adam brooks , your nominee for my adam brooks, your nominee for my nominee is keir starmer for wanting to give eu nationals the vote and also to renegotiate with the eu . we see what you're with the eu. we see what you're toing— with the eu. we see what you're toing tere. — with the eu. we see what you're doing here. absolutely.- with the eu. we see what you're doing here. absolutely. this is starting to unravel. that was also a bbc interview where keir starmer admits noted he wants to renegotiate with the eu. what does that mean? clearly it means re—entering the single market. clearly, if he gets in with the lib dems, we'll be on a path for another referendum. be very careful about what keir starmer is doing at the moment. we're

actually starting to see starmer's true colours this week andifs starmer's true colours this week and it's terrifying what's and it's very terrifying what's ahead this country. matthew ahead for this country. matthew laser, your union jackass nominee is ann widdecombe for saying those complaining nominee is ann widdecombe for sayingthe those complaining nominee is ann widdecombe for sayingthe spiralling mplaining nominee is ann widdecombe for sayingthe spiralling costiining nominee is ann widdecombe for sayingthe spiralling cost of ng about the spiralling cost of a cheese sandwich eat cheese sandwich should eat something think she something else. i think she stonit— something else. i think she should remember- “g i think she should remember that the last tignre— should remember that the last tignre wto— should remember that the last figure who said— should remember that the last figure who said them eat figure who said let them eat eate— figure who said let them eat eats-ent- figure who said let them eat cake,-end well- figure who said let them eat cake, end well for cake, it didn't end well for ten. — cake, it didn't end well for ten. tnt— cake, it didn't end well for them. but an— cake, it didn't end well fori them. but an-look. cake, it didn't end well for- them. but an-look. she's them. but an honest look. she's going be on the show tomorrow going to be on the show tomorrow night. she's regular here. night. she's a regular here. this what she said. and we've this is what she said. and we've seen yeah, this is what she said. and we've seen-yeah, but— this is what she said. and we've seen .yeah, but what-you . seen it. yeah, but what do you say— seen it. yeah, but what do you sat—wto- seen it. yeah, but what do you sat—wto oan-tl say to consumers who can't iterativ— say to consumers who can't literally can't— say to consumers who can't literally can't afford to payl even _ basics literally can't afford to pay. even _ basics if even for some of the basics if ttev-ve— even for some of the basics if ttev-ve gone— even for some of the basics if ttev-ve gone np— even for some of the basics if they've gone up the way that teese— they've gone up the way that cheese sandwich _ they've gone up the way that cheese sandwich has with all its ingretientse— cheese sandwich has with all its ingretientse — cheese sandwich has with all its ingredients? well,— cheese sandwich has with all its ingredients? kittie. cheese sandwich has with all its ingredients? it�*t�*itflee ”�*iil�* ingredients? well, then you you don't sandwich. don't do the cheese sandwich. you do. you disagree with o'carroll ? well, what do you o'carroll? well, what do you von— o'carroll? well, what do you mean you don't— o'carroll? well, what do you mean you don't eat- cj 7 well, what do you mean you don't eat the cheese santwiote — mean you don't eat the cheese santwiote i— mean you don't eat the cheese sandwich? i mean,- mean you don't eat the cheese sandwich? “ sandwich? i mean, what's the alternative? it well, it's about budgeting. look, the problem is, if budgeting. look, the problem is, it anyone— budgeting. look, the problem is, it anvone it— budgeting. look, the problem is, it anyone it anv— :g “g look, the problem is, if anyone, if any conservative taits— if anyone, if any conservative taits atont— if anyone, if any conservative talks about budgeting, adam troots— talks about budgeting, adam troots. ttev— talks about budgeting, adam brooks, they get immediately torn— brooks, they get immediately torn town. — brooks, they get immediately torn down. budgeting is inpotant— torn down. budgeting is important, but look, of course, in — important, but look, of course, in not— important, but look, of course, in not going— important, but look, of course, in not going to— important, but look, of course, i'm not going to go with ann widdecombe— i'm not going to go with ann

widdecombe because she's got to be widdecombe because she's got to te on— widdecombe because she's got to te on tte— widdecombe because she's got to te on tte stow— widdecombe because she's got to be on the show tomorrow. i'll never cannot i'll— be on the show tomorrow. i'll never cannot i'll never win. tnt— never cannot i'll never win. tnt tnt— never cannot i'll never win. tnt in going— never cannot i'll never win. tnt in going to— never cannot i'll never win. but i'm going to go- never cannot i'll never win. but i'm going to go with the bbc presenter sally nugent . you presenter sally nugent. you know, maybe 3t:i;tirt:i; “ti 3 t .. tgti; you know, maybe sometime, 3t:i;tirt:i; “ti; 3 t .. tgti; you know, maybe sometime, sally, wten— know, maybe sometime, sally, wten ttose— know, maybe sometime, sally, when those woke— know, maybe sometime, sally, when those woke lefties who work on-stow— when those woke lefties who work on-stow — when those woke lefties who work on - show are putting - when those woke lefties who work on show are putting in on your show are putting in territie— on your show are putting in terrible words— on your show are putting in terrible words like infamous wten— terrible words like infamous when-talking- terrible words like infamous when talking about the when you're talking about the tantnsters— when you're talking about the tantnsters .— when you're talking about the dambusters , just read dambusters, don't just read wtat-s— dambusters, don't just read what's-front— dambusters, don't just read what's-front of- dambusters, don't just read what's front of you, grow what's in front of you, grow taits— what's in front of you, grow some balls .— what's in front of you, grow some balls. carol what's in front of you, grow some balls . carol mcgiffin adam some balls. carol mcgiffin adam troots— some balls. carol mcgiffin adam brooks, matthew— some balls. carol mcgiffin adam brooks, matthew laterza my tatnions— brooks, matthew laterza my fabulous superstar panel, thank you fabulous superstar panel, thank von so— fabulous superstar panel, thank von so nnet— fabulous superstar panel, thank von so nnot .— fabulous superstar panel, thank you so much . thank you for your you so much. thank you for your company— you so much. thank you for your company tonigtt— you so much. thank you for your company tonigtt .— you so much. thank you for your company tonight . i'm back again company tonight. i'm back again tomorrow from _ company tonight. i'm back again tomorrow from 9:00pm. next up, ttongt— tomorrow from 9:00pm. next up, ttongt. its— tomorrow from 9:00pm. next up, ttongt. it-s tte— tomorrow from 9:00pm. next up, though, it's the brilliant comedians— though, it's the brilliant comedians on- though, it's the brilliant comedians on headliners. good nigtt— comedians on headliners. good nigtt .—

good evening. here with gb news. the top story this hour, prince harry claims he and his wife, meghan , and her mother wife, meghan, and her mother were involved in a near catastrophic car chase involving the paparazzi . a spokesperson the paparazzi. a spokesperson for the couple said the incident happened after they attended an award ceremony in new york last night. the statement said . the night. the statement said. the relentless pursuit lasting over two hours resulted in multiple near collisions involving other drivers on the road. pedestrians and two new york police department officers. the ny nypd has confirmed an incident did take place involving prince harry and meghan and said that

numerous photographers had