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prince harry and meghan looked nervous and scared as they were chased by paparazzi through new york. it follows claims the couple was involved in a near catastrophic incident , couple was involved in a near catastrophic incident, which lasted over two hours after attending an award ceremony on tuesday night. the new york police department described the situation as challenging and said there were no injuries nor arrests . a taxi driver chanced . arrests. a taxi driver chanced. singh says he never felt they were in danger and wouldn't describe it as a chase . all of describe it as a chase. all of a sudden, paparazzi— describe it as a chase. all of a sudden, paparazzi came- :f c f all of a sudden, paparazzi came out of wewerrre— sudden, paparazzi came out of nenee ene— sudden, paparazzi came out of nowhere and just— sudden, paparazzi came out of nowhere and just started fleenrng— nowhere and just started flashing and— nowhere and just started flashing and taking pictures andr— flashing and taking pictures and. wen— flashing and taking pictures and, you know,— flashing and taking pictures and, you know, and they didn't see— and, you know, and they didn't see unwr— and, you know, and they didn't eree wnrrv rne— and, you know, and they didn't stop until the security got out ene— stop until the security got out and earn.— stop until the security got out and said, move,— stop until the security got out and said, move, move, move. and rnen— and said, move, move, move. and rnen ene— and said, move, move, move. and rnen rne garbage— and said, move, move, move. and then the garbage truck got out of then the garbage truck got out er rne — then the garbage truck got out er rne wry— then the garbage truck got out er rne wew ene— then the garbage truck got out of the way and the paparazzi were following _ of the way and the paparazzi were following the car. and rnnee— were following the car. and prince harry— were following the car. and prince harry and his wife and we— prince harry and his wife and we redw— prince harry and his wife and rne new. new— prince harry and his wife and the lady, they were nervous and new— the lady, they were nervous and new reeked— the lady, they were nervous and they looked feelings they looked scared. feelings were normal,— they looked scared. feelings were normal, i'm sure were normal, but i'm sure rnew-re— were normal, but i'm sure they're feelings- were normal, but i'm sure they're feelings were more rnrenee— they're feelings were more intense because there's what is e— intense because there's what is e rnneeee— intense because there's what is mom ? princess diana died in mom? princess diana died in a ereen— mom? princess diana died in a ereen running— mom? princess diana died in a crash running away from the

paparazzi.— crash running away from the eeeerezn. se— crash running away from the eeeerezn. se r— crash running away from the paparazzi. so i think their enerrene— paparazzi. so i think their emotions must- paparazzi. so i think their emotions must have been higher. japanese— emotions must have been higher. japanese businesses— emotions must have been higher. japanese businesses have- emotions must have been higher. japanese businesses have pledged to invest almost £18 billion in the uk with rishi sunak describing it as a massive vote of confidence in the british economy. the prime minister is in tokyo ahead of the g7 summit , where he's also expected to announce a deal with japan on defence and security later as part of the hiroshima court. the uk will deploy a naval battle fleet in the indo—pacific in 2025 and double troop numbers in joint exercises . on legal joint exercises. on legal migration. the prime minister declined to recommit to boris johnson's manifesto pledge to reduce levels. rishi sunak says he wants to focus on tackling illegal migration first, in particular, channel crossings . particular, channel crossings. royal mail is blaming strike action after reporting a full year loss of more than £1

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little sceptical,— story the mayor of new york is a little sceptical, it— story the mayor of new york is a little sceptical, it seems, aneur— little sceptical, it seems, enewr ene— little sceptical, it seems, about the so—called two hour car eneee— about the so—called two hour car chase across new— about the so—called two hour car chase across new york involving the chase across new york involving we owe— chase across new york involving we were ene— chase across new york involving the duke and duchess of sussex, warn-e— the duke and duchess of sussex, harry's spokesman— the duke and duchess of sussex, harry's spokesman said it was neerw— harry's spokesman said it was neerw e— harry's spokesman said it was nearly a catastrophic crash. rwewneew— nearly a catastrophic crash. everybody remembers what nepeenee— everybody remembers what neeeenee re— everybody remembers what happened to his mother in the rene— happened to his mother in the paris underpass.— happened to his mother in the paris underpass. it's terrible. enr— paris underpass. it's terrible. nwe renn— paris underpass. it's terrible. nwe ren-r n— paris underpass. it's terrible. nwe ren-r n e— paris underpass. it's terrible. but isn't it a coincidence, bev, rner— but isn't it a coincidence, bev, rner rnre— but isn't it a coincidence, bev, rner rnre wee— but isn't it a coincidence, bev, that this was briefed out in the very— that this was briefed out in the were week— that this was briefed out in the very week harry's— that this was briefed out in the very week harry's in court? he's a very week harry's in court? he's e paper— very week harry's in court? he's a paper in— very week harry's in court? he's eeeeer rn eewn— very week harry's in court? he's a paper in court in— very week harry's in court? he's a paper in court in london neeeewe— a paper in court in london neeeewe ne— a paper in court in london because he wants armed prereerren— because he wants armed protection here in britain. . protection here in britain. it neesn-r— protection here in britain. it doesn't seem _ protection here in britain. it doesn't seem entirely- doesn't seem entirely coincidental. also, i'm not sure how can have an almost how you can have an almost catastroph fake car crash. how can you like it's either can you know, like it's either catastrophic or isn't? luckily, it if such a thing did it wasn't. if such a thing did happen at all. well, speaking last mayor eric adams last night, mayor eric adams condemned the actions the condemned the actions by the paparazzi well, saying paparazzi as well, saying that they dangerous. as paparazzi as well, saying that they dangerous . as you they had been dangerous. as you know, it's clear that at— they had been dangerous. as you know, it's clear that at the- “ q as you know, it's clear that at the you knew.— know, it's clear that at the you knew. we — know, it's clear that at the you know, the press— know, it's clear that at the you know, the press ,_ know, it's clear that at the you know, the press , paparazzi, you know, the press, paparazzi, you knew.— know, the press, paparazzi, you knew. we— know, the press, paparazzi, you know, they want— know, the press, paparazzi, you know, they want to get the right ener. — know, they want to get the right ener. rnew— know, they want to get the right shot. they want— know, they want to get the right shot. they want to _ know, they want to get the right shot. they want to get the right seen— shot. they want to get the right erew .— shot. they want to get the right erew . nwe— shot. they want to get the right story . but public— shot. they want to get the right story . but public safety must story. but public safety must erwewe— story. but public safety must erwewe ne— story. but public safety must always be re— story. but public safety must always be at the— story. but public safety must always be at the forefront of my rne— always be at the forefront of my rne enenne— always be at the forefront of my rne enenne r— always be at the forefront of my the briefing i receive. you knew.— the briefing i receive. you knew. we— the briefing i receive. you know, two of— the briefing i receive. you know, two of our officers could newe —

know, two of our officers could newe been— know, two of our officers could have been injured.— know, two of our officers could have been injured. new york city is errrerenr— have been injured. new york city is different from _ have been injured. new york city is different from some small rewn— is different from some small town somewhere. you shouldn't be needing— town somewhere. you shouldn't be speeding anywhere— town somewhere. you shouldn't be speeding anywhere near. but this is a speeding anywhere near. but this n e eeneew— speeding anywhere near. but this is a densely populated city and i is a densely populated city and r rnrnn— is a densely populated city and r rnrnk eu— is a densely populated city and i think all of— is a densely populated city and i think all of us— is a densely populated city and i think all of us i— is a densely populated city and i think all of us i don't think rnere-e— i think all of us i don't think rnere-e nenw— i think all of us i don't think there's many of— i think all of us i don't think there's many of us who don't recen— there's many of us who don't reeeu new— there's many of us who don't recall how how— there's many of us who don't recall how how how his mom died. ane— recall how how how his mom died. ane n— recall how how how his mom died. ane n wewre— recall how how how his mom died. and it would be— recall how how how his mom died. and it would be horrific to lose the and it would be horrific to lose rne rnneeenr— and it would be horrific to lose the innocent bystander during a eneee— the innocent bystander during a eneee une— the innocent bystander during a chase like this.— the innocent bystander during a chase like this. and something to chase like this. and something re newe— chase like this. and something to have happened to them as well . se— to have happened to them as well . se r— to have happened to them as well . se r rnrnw— to have happened to them as well .se r rnrnk we— to have happened to them as well . so i think we have— to have happened to them as well . so i think we have to be exrrenew— . so i think we have to be extremely responsible. i thought that extremely responsible. i thought rner wee— extremely responsible. i thought rner e— 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 . _ that was a bit reckless and irresponsible . r: r: irresponsible. so he did also question the idea of being the chase being any longer than ten minutes, no collision, nobody arrested. nobody minutes, no collision, nobody arrested . nobody injured? no. arrested. nobody injured? no. wen— arrested. nobody injured? no. weu r— arrested. nobody injured? no. weu r wee— arrested. nobody injured? no. well i also not— arrested. nobody injured? no. well i also not sure- : nobody injured? no. well i also not sure how you can get well i also not sure how you can gee n— well i also not sure how you can gee n re— well i also not sure how you can gen n re ewen— well i also not sure how you can get it to such speeds in new vern— get it to such speeds in new were crew.— get it to such speeds in new york city, where— get it to such speeds in new york city, where the traffic is werew— york city, where the traffic is ererrw nwen— york city, where the traffic is pretty much bumper to bumper ererrenew— pretty much bumper to bumper stationary most— pretty much bumper to bumper stationary most of the time. nwe— stationary most of the time. nwe joining— stationary most of the time. but joining-for— stationary most of the time. but joining-for more- stationary most of the time. but joining ifor more on i stationary most of the time. but joining for more on this but joining us for more on this is commentator michael is royal commentator michael cole. good morning, michael. good morning, beverly. good morning— good morning, beverly. goodi nernine—er morning, andrew. morning, of course , of course.— morning, andrew. morning, of course , of course. this evokes

course, of course. this evokes er— course, of course. this evokes memories of the— course, of course. this evokes memories of the terrible events in ne— memories of the terrible events in we eerw— memories of the terrible events in the early hours— memories of the terrible events in the early hours of the 31st of in the early hours of the 31st er argue— in the early hours of the 31st of august 1997.— in the early hours of the 31st of august 1997. something which is of august 1997. something which n wren— of august 1997. something which n wrrn ne— of august 1997. something which is with me always— of august 1997. something which is with me always and always wru— is with me always and always wru ne— is with me always and always wru ne. enr— is with me always and always will be, but but— is with me always and always will be, but but on this occasion and- will be, but but on this occasion and i said on this very enenner— occasion and i said on this very channel yesterday— occasion and i said on this very channel yesterday that the vital wrrneee— channel yesterday that the vital wrrneee rn— channel yesterday that the vital witness in all— channel yesterday that the vital witness in all of— channel yesterday that the vital witness in all of this , the key witness in all of this, the key wrrneee.— witness in all of this, the key wrrneee. rne — witness in all of this, the key witness, the one— witness in all of this, the key witness, the one i— witness in all of this, the key witness, the one i would believe enewe— witness, the one i would believe enewe ewewneew— witness, the one i would believe above everybody else, would be the above everybody else, would be we ran — above everybody else, would be the taxi driver— above everybody else, would be the taxi driver ._ above everybody else, would be the taxi driver . and when the the taxi driver. and when the raw — the taxi driver. and when the raw enven— the taxi driver. and when the taxi driver was— the taxi driver. and when the taxi driver was found and you've enewn— taxi driver was found and you've enewn nrn — taxi driver was found and you've shown him and— taxi driver was found and you've shown him and i— taxi driver was found and you've shown him and i think it's worth reading— shown him and i think it's worth reading e— shown him and i think it's worth reeerng a wee— shown him and i think it's worth reading a quote from him , sujan reading a quote from him, sujan srngn— reading a quote from him, sujan srngn knewn— reading a quote from him, sujan srngn knewn re— reading a quote from him, sujan singh known to his buddies in new— singh known to his buddies in new vern— singh known to his buddies in new were re— singh known to his buddies in new york as sonny. he said , i new york as sonny. he said, i den-r— new york as sonny. he said, i een-r rnrnw— new york as sonny. he said, i een-r rnrnk r— new york as sonny. he said, i don't think i would call it a eeeen— don't think i would call it a eeeen as r— don't think i would call it a chase, as i never- don't think i would call it a chase, as i never felt i was in danger.— chase, as i never felt i was in danger. n— chase, as i never felt i was in danger. it wasn't— chase, as i never felt i was in danger. it wasn't like a car eneee— danger. it wasn't like a car eneee rn— danger. it wasn't like a car eneee in e— danger. it wasn't like a car chase in a movie . they were chase in a movie. they were nene— chase in a movie. they were were new— chase in a movie. they were quite they were— chase in a movie. they were quite they were quiet and seemed eeeree— quite they were quiet and seemed eeeree .— quite they were quiet and seemed eeeree . enr— quite they were quiet and seemed scared . but it's— quite they were quiet and seemed scared . but it's new york. it's scared. but it's new york. it's nene.— scared. but it's new york. it's safe. ane— scared. but it's new york. it's see and r— scared. but it's new york. it's safe. and i think— scared. but it's new york. it's safe. and i think we can also prece— safe. and i think we can also place confidence— safe. and i think we can also place confidence in the words of

his place confidence in the words of we nenewr— place confidence in the words of his honour, the— place confidence in the words of his honour, the mayor, eric weane— his honour, the mayor, eric aeene wne— his honour, the mayor, eric adams, who incidentally, is a rerner— adams, who incidentally, is a rerrner wew— adams, who incidentally, is a former new york— adams, who incidentally, is a former new york policeman . he former new york policeman. he enve— former new york policeman. he saw rner— former new york policeman. he saw rner rne— former new york policeman. he said that the circumstances were enevvengrne.— said that the circumstances were enevrengrng. nwe— said that the circumstances were challenging, but obviously rnere-e— challenging, but obviously rnere-e e— challenging, but obviously there's a great— challenging, but obviously there's a great gulf between enevrengrng— there's a great gulf between challenging and nearly catastrophic.- challenging and nearly catastrophic. and as beverly wer— catastrophic. and as beverly we end.— catastrophic. and as beverly we new. new— catastrophic. and as beverly just said, they arrived at their eeerrnerren— just said, they arrived at their destination safely . unlike the destination safely. unlike the rernnre— destination safely. unlike the terrible events— destination safely. unlike the terrible events in paris, when new— terrible events in paris, when new wee— terrible events in paris, when dodi was killed— terrible events in paris, when dodi was killed outright, henri rewr— dodi was killed outright, henri new never— dodi was killed outright, henri paul never took— dodi was killed outright, henri paul never took another breath, ene— paul never took another breath, ene evene— paul never took another breath, and diana died— paul never took another breath, and diana died in— paul never took another breath, and diana died in most terrible, rernnre— and diana died in most terrible, terrible circumstance chances. it terrible circumstance chances. rrreew— terrible circumstance chances. n reek rer— terrible circumstance chances. it took 101 minutes to get her to it took 101 minutes to get her re neenrrer— it took 101 minutes to get her to hospital and— it took 101 minutes to get her to hospital and she died a rernnre— to hospital and she died a terrible death.— to hospital and she died a terrible death. but before that . er— terrible death. but before that , of course, the— terrible death. but before that , of course, the paparazzi who nee— , of course, the paparazzi who nee ewrewee— , of course, the paparazzi who had pursued her— , of course, the paparazzi who had pursued her were taking ererwree— had pursued her were taking ererwree er— had pursued her were taking pictures of her— had pursued her were taking pictures of her with their motor erwee— pictures of her with their motor enwee going-— pictures of her with their motor drives going. and— pictures of her with their motor drives going. and as her brother . rere— drives going. and as her brother . were seeneer.— drives going. and as her brother , lord spencer, said in his renerev— , lord spencer, said in his funeral eulogy,- , lord spencer, said in his funeral eulogy, diana the nenrreee— funeral eulogy, diana the huntress of— funeral eulogy, diana the huntress of classical mythology . ene— huntress of classical mythology . ene neeerne — huntress of classical mythology , she became diana the hunted. i eenernne—

, she became diana the hunted. i condemn absolutely this chase. but condemn absolutely this chase. nwe rer-e— condemn absolutely this chase. nwe rer-e enr— condemn absolutely this chase. but let's put this— condemn absolutely this chase. but let's put this thing in ereeenren— but let's put this thing in proportion and see what it is. ane— proportion and see what it is. and fortunately,— proportion and see what it is. and fortunately, there were two pence— and fortunately, there were two police officers— and fortunately, there were two police officers who were wnneeee— police officers who were wnneeee .— police officers who were witnesses , men who were witnesses, men who were enwewew— witnesses, men who were obviously used- witnesses, men who were obviously used to giving statements— obviously used to giving statements ,_ obviously used to giving statements , giving evidence. and statements, giving evidence. and i'd statements, giving evidence. and new une— statements, giving evidence. and new nwe re— statements, giving evidence. and i'd like to read— statements, giving evidence. and i'd like to read their reports. incidentally, _ i'd like to read their reports. incidentally, i— i'd like to read their reports. incidentally, i was in new york. incidentally, i was in new york. r wenr— incidentally, i was in new york. r wenr re— incidentally, i was in new york. i went to america— incidentally, i was in new york. i went to america more than 50 nnee— i went to america more than 50 rrnee. r— i went to america more than 50 rrnee. r rnrnn— i went to america more than 50 times. i think. but— i went to america more than 50 times. i think. but i was in new vern— times. i think. but i was in new were we— times. i think. but i was in new were we nenr— times. i think. but i was in new york the night the— times. i think. but i was in new york the night the new york pence— york the night the new york police department made a record nwrnern— police department made a record nwrnern er— police department made a record number of arrests. _ police department made a record number of arrests. it was 4500. we— number of arrests. it was 4500. we wee— number of arrests. it was 4500. we rne— number of arrests. it was 4500. that was the night— number of arrests. it was 4500. that was the night of the anrnere— that was the night of the animals in— that was the night of the animals in july 1977. huge power eveewewr— animals in july 1977. huge power eveewewr ene— animals in july 1977. huge power blackout and a— animals in july 1977. huge power blackout and a lot— animals in july 1977. huge power blackout and a lot of looting wenr— blackout and a lot of looting wenr — blackout and a lot of looting wenr new.— blackout and a lot of looting went on. now, nypd , they don't went on. now, nypd, they don't evenn— went on. now, nypd, they don't mess about, have— went on. now, nypd, they don't mess about, have there been nenewewr— mess about, have there been behaviour like— mess about, have there been behaviour like this? a two hour car behaviour like this? a two hour eneee wn— behaviour like this? a two hour car chase up and— behaviour like this? a two hour car chase up and down the avenues and boulevards and erreere— avenues and boulevards and erreere er— avenues and boulevards and streets of new— avenues and boulevards and streets of new york, arrests wewve— streets of new york, arrests wewre newe— streets of new york, arrests would have been made and the fewer— would have been made and the rerrner cen— would have been made and the former cop who— would have been made and the former cop who is— would have been made and the former cop who is the mayor said no arrests , nothing— former cop who is the mayor said no arrests , nothing to see here, no arrests, nothing to see here, more or less. and— no arrests, nothing to see here, more or less. and michael, a nerve— more or less. and michael, a eerree ere— more or less. and michael, a

police car actually accompany did police car actually accompany ere nerw-e— police car actually accompany did harry's official there were we— did harry's official there were we ee— did harry's official there were we rn— did harry's official there were two cars in harry's group and a nerve— two cars in harry's group and a nerve ere— two cars in harry's group and a police car accompanied him the wnere— police car accompanied him the wnere nne. — police car accompanied him the whole time. so— police car accompanied him the whole time. so they- police car accompanied him the whole time. “win: r: whole time. so they had a bird's eye view the whole time, which is why the mayor is able to say with great authority, sure with great authority, i'm sure there was challenging, there was. it was challenging, but like as described by but nothing like as described by harry's official spokesman . harry's official spokesman. yeah. and andrew, the irony of all yeah. and andrew, the irony of en rnre— yeah. and andrew, the irony of en rnre re— yeah. and andrew, the irony of all this is one— yeah. and andrew, the irony of all this is one of— yeah. and andrew, the irony of all this is one of the reasons we— all this is one of the reasons rnew gewe— all this is one of the reasons rnew gave rer— all this is one of the reasons they gave for scooting first to ceneee — they gave for scooting first to ceneee ene— they gave for scooting first to canada and then— they gave for scooting first to canada and then to canada and rnen— canada and then to canada and rnen re— canada and then to canada and then to california. _ canada and then to canada and then to california. they hilltop renreee— then to california. they hilltop fortress there _ then to california. they hilltop fortress there they they were complaining— fortress there they they were complaining about media rnrrweren— complaining about media intrusion in— complaining about media intrusion in this country and in eenrewrerw— intrusion in this country and in particularly from _ intrusion in this country and in particularly from the continent . eu— particularly from the continent . err paparazzi-— particularly from the continent , all paparazzi. well you know, we— , all paparazzi. well you know, rnre nee— , all paparazzi. well you know, this has happened in new york, newerw— this has happened in new york, newevw wen.— this has happened in new york, newevw very. very— this has happened in new york, usually very, very safe city. ane— usually very, very safe city. and er— usually very, very safe city. and of course,— usually very, very safe city. and of course, in- usually very, very safe city. and of course, in america, the reernerrene— and of course, in america, the restrictions on— and of course, in america, the restrictions on the— and of course, in america, the restrictions on the press are fan— restrictions on the press are rer. rer— restrictions on the press are far, far lighter— restrictions on the press are far, far lighter than they are in enve— far, far lighter than they are in this country. _ far, far lighter than they are in this country. they're erereeree— in this country. they're protected by- in this country. they're protected by the first amendment to protected by the first amendment re rne — protected by the first amendment to the constitution— protected by the first amendment to the constitution ._ protected by the first amendment to the constitution . and they to the constitution. and they ee— to the constitution. and they can do more or— to the constitution. and they can do more or less anything. now— can do more or less anything. now,_absolutely. now, i condemn absolutely a ne— now, i condemn absolutely a ne rnew— now, i condemn absolutely a chase. they had— now, i condemn absolutely a chase. they had arrived at this ewere— chase. they had arrived at this award ceremony— chase. they had arrived at this award ceremony to be admired and to award ceremony to be admired and re re— award ceremony to be admired and re re firmed.— award ceremony to be admired and to be filmed, and— award ceremony to be admired and to be filmed, and they left to

be eenrree— to be filmed, and they left to be admired and— to be filmed, and they left to be admired and filmed. but they even-r— be admired and filmed. but they even-r wenr— be admired and filmed. but they even-r wenr re— be admired and filmed. but they didn't want to be— be admired and filmed. but they didn't want to be photographed . didn't want to be photographed. t hey— didn't want to be photographed. they enewren-r— didn't want to be photographed. they shouldn't been pursued they shouldn't have been pursued in we— they shouldn't have been pursued in we we— they shouldn't have been pursued rn rne wew rnew— they shouldn't have been pursued in the way they are. _ they shouldn't have been pursued in the way they are. i've wnrren— in the way they are. i've wnrren e— in the way they are. i've written a piece- in the way they are. i've written a piece in the june eerrren— written a piece in the june eerrren er— written a piece in the june edition of the— written a piece in the june edition of the british journalism- edition of the british journalism review and i refer to rneee— journalism review and i refer to rneee eeeerezzr— journalism review and i refer to these paparazzi people as thugs wren— these paparazzi people as thugs wrrn eerneree— these paparazzi people as thugs with cameras ._ these paparazzi people as thugs with cameras . and essentially with cameras. and essentially rner-e— with cameras. and essentially rner-e wner— with cameras. and essentially that's what it— with cameras. and essentially that's what it is. _ with cameras. and essentially that's what it is. they're in perenn— that's what it is. they're in ewrewrr er— that's what it is. they're in pursuit of the— that's what it is. they're in pursuit of the people. they're rwrne— pursuit of the people. they're rwrne re— pursuit of the people. they're trying to photograph, but rnew-re— trying to photograph, but were in— trying to photograph, but they're in pursuit and they're in pursuit of money. and rnere-e— they're in pursuit of money. and rnere-e ne— they're in pursuit of money. and there's no excuse— they're in pursuit of money. and there's no excuse of it. and during— there's no excuse of it. and during ene— there's no excuse of it. and during the time— there's no excuse of it. and during the time that i was on we— during the time that i was on we reed.— during the time that i was on the road, correspondent royal correspondent— the road, correspondent royal correspondent ,_ the road, correspondent royal correspondent , i— the road, correspondent royal correspondent, i would hear rneee— correspondent, i would hear these paparazzi— correspondent, i would hear these paparazzi say, i just hit evene— these paparazzi say, i just hit erene re— these paparazzi say, i just hit diana. i'd done— these paparazzi say, i just hit diana. i'd done diana. i mean, rnere— diana. i'd done diana. i mean, rnere wee— diana. i'd done diana. i mean, rnere en— diana. i'd done diana. i mean, there was an element of newne— there was an element of horrible, overt- there was an element of horrible, overt sexuality in it err.— horrible, overt sexuality in it eu- n-e— horrible, overt sexuality in it all. it's disgraceful. it's to be condemned— all. it's disgraceful. it's to be condemned .- all. it's disgraceful. it's to be condemned . and but let's call be condemned. and but let's call rnrnee— be condemned. and but let's call rnrnee ee— be condemned. and but let's call rnrnee ee rnew— be condemned. and but let's call things as they really are, neeewee— things as they really are, because nobody wishes to be eeeweee— because nobody wishes to be eeeweee er— because nobody wishes to be accused of crying— because nobody wishes to be accused of crying wolf here. we neee— accused of crying wolf here. we need ene— accused of crying wolf here. we need the facts— accused of crying wolf here. we need the facts ._ accused of crying wolf here. we need the facts . and that's what need the facts. and that's what i need the facts. and that's what r eere— need the facts. and that's what i said yesterday— need the facts. and that's what i said yesterday on this enenner. — i said yesterday on this channel. how- i said yesterday on this channel. r: r: i said yesterday on this- channel. how how did we know about this story in the first place? was this a statement from harry? was yes, it was. yes , it

harry? was yes, it was. yes, it was. i mean, the— harry? was yes, it was. yes, it was. i mean, the thing- 7 v/vi;5 . yes, it was. i mean, the thing is, 337 v/vi;5 . yes, it was. i mean, the thing is, as 7 v/vi;5 . yes, it was. i mean, the thing is, as it we— was. i mean, the thing is, as it we eernr— was. i mean, the thing is, as it rne eernr wee— was. i mean, the thing is, as it the point was made , they they the point was made, they they got the point was made, they they eer rn— the point was made, they they eer rn rewen— the point was made, they they got in touch with— the point was made, they they got in touch with the media refere— got in touch with the media nerere rnew— got in touch with the media before they got— got in touch with the media before they got in touch with the before they got in touch with we nenee — before they got in touch with the police department. i mean, every— the police department. i mean, ewew ewerwrnrne— the police department. i mean, every everything you need to knew— every everything you need to knew enewr— every everything you need to know about this— every everything you need to know about this story and i'm keerne— know about this story and i'm keerne r— know about this story and i'm keerne r rneen— know about this story and i'm losing i mean, the fact that new— losing i mean, the fact that new eneee— losing i mean, the fact that they chose to _ losing i mean, the fact that they chose to describe what eenee— they chose to describe what sounds like _ they chose to describe what sounds like a— they chose to describe what sounds like a slightly stressful evene— sounds like a slightly stressful even in— sounds like a slightly stressful event in which— sounds like a slightly stressful event in which they tried to get ewew— event in which they tried to get ewew nen — event in which they tried to get away from some— event in which they tried to get away from some photographers to eeeenne — away from some photographers to eeeenne-e— away from some photographers to describe-a near— describe it as a near catastrophic- describe it as a near catastrophic chase. describe it as a near- catastrophic-chase. he is catastrophic car chase. he is just— catastrophic car chase. he is just eeenrng— catastrophic car chase. he is just cashing in again, but this time on the worst thing possible, which is his mother's death . yeah, well, cab drivers death. yeah, well, cab drivers erren— death. yeah, well, cab drivers are often the— death. yeah, well, cab drivers are often the font— death. yeah, well, cab drivers are often the font of- : yeah, well, cab drivers are often the font of all wisdom . i are often the font of all wisdom . r rnrnk— are often the font of all wisdom . r rnrnk we— are often the font of all wisdom . i think we know— are often the font of all wisdom . i think we know that. and i rnrnk— . i think we know that. and i rnrnk we— . i think we know that. and i think we can— . i think we know that. and i think we can place great confidence— think we can place great confidence in— think we can place great confidence in what the mayor eere. — confidence in what the mayor eere. nee— confidence in what the mayor eere. ne-e e— confidence in what the mayor said. he's a streetwise guy, rerner— said. he's a streetwise guy, former policeman . i mean, let us former policeman. i mean, let us let former policeman. i mean, let us re re— former policeman. i mean, let us rer we reekw— former policeman. i mean, let us let us really examine it because it's let us really examine it because we in— let us really examine it because we in neneew-e— let us really examine it because it's in nobody's interest to neke— it's in nobody's interest to make claims— it's in nobody's interest to make claims of- it's in nobody's interest to make claims of this kind. renwnerew— make claims of this kind. fortunately albie nobody was nen— fortunately albie nobody was new .— fortunately albie nobody was new . rnew— fortunately albie nobody was new . they eer— fortunately albie nobody was hurt . they got to their hurt. they got to their destination— hurt. they got to their destination .- hurt. they got to their destination . um, you know, destination. um, you know, were— destination. um, you know, were seen— destination. um, you know, were eeee .— destination. um, you know, that's good . we- destination. um, you know, that's good . we like to know that's good. we like to know ener— that's good. we like to know that because _ that's good. we like to know that because the— that's good. we like to know that because the alternative is

nene— that because the alternative is quite horrible— that because the alternative is quite horrible and quite rernnke— quite horrible and quite terrible and— quite horrible and quite terrible and something we can wekk— terrible and something we can wekk .— terrible and something we can wekk. r— terrible and something we can wekk. r wu— terrible and something we can well , i will never— terrible and something we can well , i will never forget terrible and something we can well, i will never forget and neee— well, i will never forget and nneer eeeeke— well, i will never forget and most people will never forget. ner— most people will never forget. nwe we— most people will never forget. nwe we neee— most people will never forget. but we need to— most people will never forget. but we need to we need to know the but we need to we need to know we reu— but we need to we need to know we few new— but we need to we need to know the full truth of— but we need to we need to know the full truth of it.— the full truth of it. fortunately, this channel was prere— fortunately, this channel was were re— fortunately, this channel was proud re re— fortunately, this channel was proud to be on— fortunately, this channel was proud to be on it— fortunately, this channel was proud to be on it yesterday neeewee— proud to be on it yesterday neeewee n— proud to be on it yesterday because it pursued every single nne— because it pursued every single krne ee— because it pursued every single krne ee rnew— because it pursued every single line as they came— because it pursued every single line as they came up. and in a eeree— line as they came up. and in a nenee er— line as they came up. and in a period er rwe— line as they came up. and in a period of two hours, the story eneneee— period of two hours, the story changed because— period of two hours, the story changed because you and i know we wen— changed because you and i know we wen knew— changed because you and i know we you know andrew, you know, newerkew— we you know andrew, you know, beverley covering _ we you know andrew, you know, beverley covering a big story, the beverley covering a big story, we rnrrrek— beverley covering a big story, the initial reports changed wen.— the initial reports changed very. very— the initial reports changed very, very rapidly as the runner— very, very rapidly as the further reports come in and eenekerew— further reports come in and completely change it in some some in some instances that neeeene— some in some instances that neeeene eu— some in some instances that happens all the— some in some instances that happens all the time. and maybe rner-e— happens all the time. and maybe rner-e neeeenee— happens all the time. and maybe that's happened here. so i think we wenr— that's happened here. so i think we want more information and i rnrnk— we want more information and i rnrnk en— we want more information and i think an honest— we want more information and i think an honest inquiry is required— think an honest inquiry is renewed . — think an honest inquiry is required . uh,- think an honest inquiry is required . .. m f required. uh, michael, ijust make this one point. of course, if you make the point they went to america for their privacy, which they regularly invade, by the way, their netflix docu the way, with their netflix docu memories oprah interviews . memories and oprah interviews. but could simply this

but if this could simply this chase could not have happened in britain simple britain for the very simple reason. there a very serious reason. there is a very serious code. independent press code. the independent press standards and code. the independent press stsaysrds and code. the independent press stsays journalists and code. the independent press stsays journalists must and code. the independent press stsays journalists must not and it says journalists must not engagein it says journalists must not engage in intimidation, harassment or persistent pursuit , which is and there's none of those rules or guidelines in the united states. harry was warned about that . it's the equivalent about that. it's the equivalent of the wild west . absolutely. of the wild west. absolutely. and of the wild west. absolutely. kne er— of the wild west. absolutely. and of course,— of the wild west. absolutely. and of course, those- �*fv r: �*fvvi;5e absolutely. and of course, those new rules reewkere— and of course, those new rules reewvere wee— and of course, those new rules regulate were tightened up. were— regulate were tightened up. rnere wee— regulate were tightened up. rnere e— regulate were tightened up. there was a new press reenkeflen— there was a new press regulation, a- there was a new press regulation, a body set up to do it regulation, a body set up to do n ener— regulation, a body set up to do n ever we— regulation, a body set up to do it after the terrible, tragic eeern — it after the terrible, tragic eeern er— it after the terrible, tragic death of diana- it after the terrible, tragic death of diana and dodi and nenn— death of diana and dodi and nenn reek— death of diana and dodi and henri paul and— death of diana and dodi and henri paul and so. yes, that's nenr— henri paul and so. yes, that's nenr .— henri paul and so. yes, that's nenr . kne— henri paul and so. yes, that's nenr . kne n— henri paul and so. yes, that's right . and it is— henri paul and so. yes, that's right . and it is absolutely true right. and it is absolutely true . nwe.— right. and it is absolutely true . rrwe. wner— right. and it is absolutely true . true. what you've said . it's . true. what you've said. it's regrekekeke— . true. what you've said. it's regrettable. i— . true. what you've said. it's regrettable. i mean, i feel eerw— regrettable. i mean, i feel eerw rer— regrettable. i mean, i feel sorry for prince- regrettable. i mean, i feel sorry for prince harry in many wewe— sorry for prince harry in many wewe nen — sorry for prince harry in many wewe nen e— sorry for prince harry in many ways from a child. it was it's nene— ways from a child. it was it's ewrre ekeer— ways from a child. it was it's quite clear and— ways from a child. it was it's quite clear and it's undeniable ekeer— quite clear and it's undeniable ekeer rner— quite clear and it's undeniable clear that he— quite clear and it's undeniable clear that he absolutely hates the clear that he absolutely hates rne newe— clear that he absolutely hates the media and— clear that he absolutely hates the media and all it stands for . kne— the media and all it stands for . kne r— the media and all it stands for . kne r eew— the media and all it stands for . and i saw that— the media and all it stands for . and i saw that even when he ee kenne— . and i saw that even when he ee wewne ee— . and i saw that even when he was as young as three, throwing eeneer— was as young as three, throwing eeneer er— was as young as three, throwing eeneer er rne— was as young as three, throwing stones at the reporters and penne— stones at the reporters and runner ne— stones at the reporters and putting his his— stones at the reporters and putting his his tongue out . and putting his his tongue out. and

rner-e— putting his his tongue out. and that's-manifested- putting his his tongue out. and that's manifested itself in that's now manifested itself in ne— that's now manifested itself in we we. — that's now manifested itself in we we. r— that's now manifested itself in rnre we. r ee— that's now manifested itself in this way. i do feel— that's now manifested itself in this way. i do feel sorry for nn— this way. i do feel sorry for nrn. rr-e— this way. i do feel sorry for nrn. rr-e e— this way. i do feel sorry for him. it's a primal thing. this way. i do feel sorry for him. it's a primal thing . any him. it's a primal thing. any man or any woman wants to erereer— man or any woman wants to erereer rnerr— man or any woman wants to protect their family wants to erereer— protect their family wants to protect those _ protect their family wants to protect those closest to them , protect those closest to them, rnrnke— protect those closest to them, rnrnke rr-e— protect those closest to them, thinks it's their— thinks it's their responsibility. so to do. thinks it's their— responsibility. so to do. but we— responsibility. so to do. but rnew wee— responsibility. so to do. but rnew kn— responsibility. so to do. but they were in a— responsibility. so to do. but they were in a very safe place. wew— they were in a very safe place. wew yerk— they were in a very safe place. wew verk re— they were in a very safe place. new york is one— they were in a very safe place. new york is one of— they were in a very safe place. new york is one of the best nkeeee— new york is one of the best ekeeee perke— new york is one of the best places police places on earth . places police places on earth. wnkrke— places police places on earth. wnkrke ew— places police places on earth. unlike our own— places police places on earth. unlike our own police in the metropolitan— unlike our own police in the metropolitan police, they eerwekw— metropolitan police, they actually enforce the law. were — actually enforce the law. they're particularly traffic regulations. _ they're particularly traffic regulations. and had they been nene— regulations. and had they been werne er— regulations. and had they been werne er rne— regulations. and had they been using or the paparazzi been ewrewrne— using or the paparazzi been pursuing something like a rernwke— pursuing something like a formula one— pursuing something like a formula one race or or a dodge ene— formula one race or or a dodge ene derek— formula one race or or a dodge ene derby wn— formula one race or or a dodge and derby up and— formula one race or or a dodge and derby up and down the erreere— and derby up and down the erreere er— and derby up and down the streets of new— and derby up and down the streets of new york, they would newe — streets of new york, they would newe eu— streets of new york, they would have all been— streets of new york, they would have all been collared without any— have all been collared without enw newer.— have all been collared without enw newer. ene— have all been collared without any doubt, and they'd have been in we— any doubt, and they'd have been in the magistrates— any doubt, and they'd have been in the magistrates court this nernrne. — in the magistrates court this morning. yeah.— in the magistrates court this morning. / morning. yeah. thank you, michael. we're going to be talking to kinsey schofield, showbiz reporter in america, to see how the american press have reported this exactly. and i want to know whether any other details emerged about this details have emerged about this over sort do. but over night. i sort of do. but then i also sort of don't because i don't really want to

because i don't really want to be talking about them at all. well, i just think they're just reenter.— well, i just think they're just dreadful,-they? - well, i just think they're just dreadful, they? md“ dreadful, aren't they? right. renn— dreadful, aren't they? right. rem-wen- dreadful, aren't they? right. rem-wen - dreadful, aren't they? right. tom with us. we've tom harwood with us. we've got some stories go through some big stories to go through this morning with you, tom. water companies apologising for sewage viewers feel water companies apologising for sewag strongly viewers feel water companies apologising for sewag strongly aboutewers feel water companies apologising for sewag strongly about this s feel water companies apologising for sewag strongly about this under really strongly about this under standardly and so they've now done what the water company said sorry. well this is this is a enenee— sorry. well this is this is a enenee kn— well this is this is a change in direction really. rnere-e— change in direction really. rnere-e en— change in direction really. there's an industry body representing— there's an industry body representing nine water and eeweee— representing nine water and sewage treatment companies . is sewage treatment companies. is rner— sewage treatment companies. is rner rnereee— sewage treatment companies. is that instead of— sewage treatment companies. is that instead of sort of trying to that instead of sort of trying re neke— that instead of sort of trying to make excuses— that instead of sort of trying to make excuses or saying , look, to make excuses or saying, look, rnere-e— to make excuses or saying, look, rnere-e keen— to make excuses or saying, look, there's been when— to make excuses or saying, look, there's been when there's sort of there's been when there's sort er nwen— there's been when there's sort er nwen mere— there's been when there's sort of much more rainfall, when rnere-e— of much more rainfall, when there's overflow— of much more rainfall, when there's overflow situations , we there's overflow situations, we newen-r— there's overflow situations, we newen-r ekwewe— there's overflow situations, we haven't always been able to keep it haven't always been able to keep n eenrernee— haven't always been able to keep it contained in— haven't always been able to keep it contained in the— haven't always been able to keep it contained in the way that wee— it contained in the way that were krke— it contained in the way that we'd like instead of sort of eerne— we'd like instead of sort of doing wen— we'd like instead of sort of doing that, which they've been eerne— doing that, which they've been eerne rer— doing that, which they've been doing rer rne— doing that, which they've been doing for the last— doing that, which they've been doing for the last few years, rnew-we — doing for the last few years, rnew-we iner— doing for the last few years, rnew-we veer enr— doing for the last few years, they've just put their hands up ene— they've just put their hands up ene eew.— they've just put their hands up ene eere. serrw— they've just put their hands up and said, sorry, not good and said, sorry, it's not good weren— and said, sorry, it's not good enough-going- and said, sorry, it's not good enough, going invest enough, we're going to invest a lot enough, we're going to invest a kerlnenew— enough, we're going to invest a kerlnenew-rn— enough, we're going to invest a lot money in terms of lot of money now in terms of nekrne— lot of money now in terms of nekrng-nrnee— lot of money now in terms of making pipes wider, making making these pipes wider, making sure making these pipes wider, making rner— making these pipes wider, making we we— making these pipes wider, making sure that the buckets that eewee— sure that the buckets that collect this _ sure that the buckets that collect this stuff, they should newe— collect this stuff, they should newe nene— collect this stuff, they should have done years— collect this stuff, they should have done years ago. tom, penne— have done years ago. tom, ewrrrne eu— have done years ago. tom, putting all of— have done years ago. tom, putting all of that investment in putting all of that investment rn—eerne- putting all of that investment rn—eerne re- putting all of that investment rn—eerne re eel putting all of that investmenti

in_going to do that in and they're going to do that rne— in and they're going to do that now. the concern— in and they're going to do that now. the concern that some eeneergnere— now. the concern that some campaigners have, however , is campaigners have, however, is we— campaigners have, however, is we eu— campaigners have, however, is we ekk er— campaigners have, however, is that all of this— campaigners have, however, is that all of this costs a lot of nenew — that all of this costs a lot of mone-y wne-e— that all of this costs a lot of money. who's going to pay for it? money. who's going to pay for we wne-e— money. who's going to pay for we we going— money. who's going to pay for it? who's going to pay for it? we— it? who's going to pay for it? we going— it? who's going to pay for it? we going re— it? who's going to pay for it? it's going to 90— it? who's going to pay for it? it's going to go on water bills for it's going to go on water bills rer eerneee— it's going to go on water bills for perhaps decades to come. rneee— for perhaps decades to come. rneee-wne— for perhaps decades to come. those -who allowed . for perhaps decades to come. l those -who allowed this those directors who allowed this sewage to be pumped into the rivers years, they rivers over those years, they should their bonuses rivers over those years, they shou|and their bonuses rivers over those years, they shou|and it their bonuses rivers over those years, they shou|and it should ir bonuses rivers over those years, they shou|and it should go lonuses rivers over those years, they shou|and it should go into ;es rivers over those years, they shou|and it should go into some back and it should go into some fund to compensate people because it's an outrage. it is an however, the because it's an outrage. it is- an-however, the amount because it's an outrage. it is- an cash - however, the amount f e 3“ : it is ancash put however, the amount f e 3“ g it is an cash put on wever, the amount f e 3“ : it is ancash put on theer, the amount f e 3“ : it is ancash put on the bonuses,iount of cash put on the bonuses, wnren— of cash put on the bonuses, wnren ee— of cash put on the bonuses, which are no— of cash put on the bonuses, which are no doubt huge, huge nenweee n— which are no doubt huge, huge bonuses, it doesn't even scratch ekeee— bonuses, it doesn't even scratch ekeee re— bonuses, it doesn't even scratch ekeee re rne— bonuses, it doesn't even scratch close to the amount of investment,- close to the amount of investment, 7- close to the amount of investment, 7 billion. they're rekkrne— investment, 7 billion. they're talking about— investment, 7 billion. they're talking about a— investment, 7 billion. they're talking about a lot of infrastructure in this country we— infrastructure in this country we re— infrastructure in this country that is victor— infrastructure in this country that is victor gao dorian. we're rekkrne— that is victor gao dorian. we're rekkrne enewr— that is victor gao dorian. we're talking about replacing not just eeeee— talking about replacing not just sewage treatment plants, but all of sewage treatment plants, but all er rne— sewage treatment plants, but all er rne enee— sewage treatment plants, but all of the pipes that— sewage treatment plants, but all of the pipes that go along with rnen. — of the pipes that go along with rnen. rnre— of the pipes that go along with rnen. we re— of the pipes that go along with them. this is a— of the pipes that go along with them. this is a mammoth, mammoth task them. this is a mammoth, mammoth reek rner— them. this is a mammoth, mammoth reek we re— them. this is a mammoth, mammoth reek we re eerne— them. this is a mammoth, mammoth task that is going to— them. this is a mammoth, mammoth task that is going to cost a lot of task that is going to cost a lot er nenew — task that is going to cost a lot er mone-y rnew— task that is going to cost a lot of money. they lose- task that is going to cost a lot of money. “vi3 $7535 task that is going to cost a lot of money. “vi3 $7573 ” of money. they lose 25% of their water every day, don't they? these water companies, there is a significant leakage problem, although leaking got although the leaking has got a lot since the 1970s and lot better since the 1970s and 80s when it was even more leaky. and we haven't had a reservoir

for and we haven't had a reservoir rer 25— and we haven't had a reservoir rer zs wee— and we haven't had a reservoir for 25 years. the— and we haven't had a reservoir for 25 years. the water industry nee— for 25 years. the water industry nee ewer— for 25 years. the water industry nee ewer-re— for 25 years. the water industry has just-to have- for 25 years. the water industry has just to have been has just seems to have been ekkewee— has just seems to have been ekkeweelee— has just seems to have been allowed-go to— has just seems to have been allowed go to and ruin allowed to go to rack and ruin wnrke— allowed to go to rack and ruin while shareholders make its while the shareholders make its kennen. — while the shareholders make its kennen. wen.— while the shareholders make its launch. well, here's- while the shareholders make its launch. �*fvvigl “vi;”vi; while the shareholders make its launch. “g launch. well, here's the thing about the reservoirs. the water companies been trying to companies have been trying to build politicians build them. it's the politicians saying, this, not saying, we don't want this, not here, backyard. here, not in our backyard. and there's particularly reservoir there's particularly a reservoir in abingdon in oxfordshire that has been trying to has been they've been trying to build this for 20 years. and local politicians, the lib dem mp and many others have been saying, we don't need this, this is not necessary . interesting. is not necessary. interesting. and then and then of course we get problems like this, we get drowned and the lib dems have been flows. the lib dems really ekewee— been flows. the lib dems really ekewee-eeweee- been flows. the lib dems really played -sewage issue. i “ the lib dems really played sewage issue. big played the raw sewage issue. big in we— played the raw sewage issue. big in we keeek— played the raw sewage issue. big in the local elections last nenrn— in the local elections last nenrn ee— in the local elections last month as they're entitled to. ann—nee- month as they're entitled to. ann—nee e- month as they're entitled to. and—hear a libi month as they're entitled to. . and—hear a lib dem and yet here we hear a lib dem mp and yet here we hear a lib dem we ekeekrne— and yet here we hear a lib dem mp blockinglnew_ and yet here we hear a lib dem mp blocking new reservoir . mp blocking a new reservoir. so erernerw— mp blocking a new reservoir. so erernerw eneee— mp blocking a new reservoir. so ordinary guess how— mp blocking a new reservoir. so ordinary guess how many- mp blocking a new reservoir. so ordinary guess how many sewage spills in 2022 a day? have a guess. how many would be happening around the country every day i'm going to say 200, which is horrific. 824 a day on average . much of the sewage

average. much of the sewage spills the environmental agency figures have shown. why would enwneew— figures have shown. why would enwneew ewrne— figures have shown. why would anybody swim? it— figures have shown. why would anybody swim? it is— �*" g ”c15 why would anybody swim? it is outrageous , anybody swim? it is outrageous, neee en re— anybody swim? it is outrageous, however, on to provide some nekenee. — however, on to provide some balance. what— however, on to provide some balance. what the- however, on to provide some balance. what the water companies say is that monitoring is just on a different level now than it was even 10 or 20 were getting away with it. so there is the potential that this used to happen more without us knowing. and now with lots of everyone with a camera in their pocket and also the environment agency having all of this monitoring now perhaps this is a problem that has been longer in the making, but we're seeing more of it now. so the water companies, on the one hand saying that this is a this is a function of measuring it more . function of measuring it more. we're understanding where it is more and perhaps we can see. but but but obviously , we have seen but but obviously, we have seen population we have seen population growth. we have seen creaking infrastructure. and no doubt there are some areas where this problem has materially got worse in recent years. we will talk to you about— '“ ”r:i;rt.r:i;“ 3rvi;r3”5 we will talk to you about what's neeeenrne— talk to you about what's happening in— talk to you about what's happening in japan with the nine— happening in japan with the

rnne—rne- happening in japan with thei prime _the front prime minister. but the front page—paper- prime minister. but the front page paper today, prime minister. but the front- eeee—eeeer renew. rern page of my own paper today, tom nwee— page of my own paper today, tom nwee-new— page of my own paper today, tom nwee-new rne— page of my own paper today, tom huge now the starmer huge story. now the starmer enee— huge story. now the starmer enee en— huge story. now the starmer slips on brexit._ huge story. now the starmer slips on brexit. keir starmer eewe— slips on brexit. keir starmer eewe-re— slips on brexit. keir starmer eewe-re ee- slips on brexit. keir starmer says-to go back. slips on brexit. keir starmer says to go back to slips on brexit. keir starmer- says-to go back to the says he wants to go back to the nenr— says he wants to go back to the nenr eeer.— says he wants to go back to the brexit deal, renegotiate it. we— brexit deal, renegotiate it. rnre—re- brexit deal, renegotiate it.. this—to unpick this bloke's trying to unpick nenr.— this bloke's trying to unpick nenr-nee— this bloke's trying to unpick brexit.-he?ithis- this bloke's trying to unpick. brexit.-he?ithis-an brexit. isn't he? this was an extraordinary response to a specific that was asked specific question that was asked of keir starmer of of keir starmer a number of times yesterday, and that's oven times yesterday, and that's over. that electric over. this idea that electric cars might hit by a tariff. cars might be hit by a tariff. currently, the trade and cooperation agreement was cooperation agreement that was agreed that there's zero agreed means that there's zero tariffs cars that made in tariffs on cars that are made in the a car is not classed the uk, but a car is not classed as being made in the uk. if over 55% of its value comes from somewhere else now, because electric have a big battery electric cars have a big battery as part of them and as their main part of them and we don't make batteries in we don't make those batteries in the the moment. not enough the uk at the moment. not enough anyway. any sort of anyway. not not by any sort of mass production scale . the mass production scale. the electric cars could be classed as not british and therefore they would have these tariffs slapped on next year. and that's a big, big worry of anyway. keir was asked about this and he says instead of trying to sort this one issue, which is what the government is doing, bilateral talks at the moment, it seems that there'll be sort of

that there'll be some sort of delay these tariffs, keir delay to these tariffs, keir starmer oh want to starmer said. oh no, i want to reopen entire agreement. and reopen the entire agreement. and he started talking about of he started talking about lots of different areas, it's different areas, whether it's visas musicians , whether visas for musicians, whether it's cooperation on science and technology, whether it's frontex, that border agency , all frontex, that border agency, all of these different elements. and it got a lot of people thinking, well , if it got a lot of people thinking, well, if we're going to reopen that wound once more, if we're going to start changing all of these different elements, number one, that's a bandwidth issue for government. if you're a new government coming in and you want to do lots of stuff, if you're going to clog everyone up with brexit for a while, that is thatis with brexit for a while, that is that is an issue. but the other question is a of people question is a lot of people around starmer indeed around keir starmer indeed keir starmer the starmer himself was the architect second architect of the second referendum the referendum campaign. the question it's these sort question is if it's these sort of people that are reneging, radiating these different radiating all of these different elements closer are we elements, how much closer are we going to the european going to be to the european union? provisions are we union? what provisions are we going tied with the going to be tied into with the european are we to european union? are we going to be in regulatory be locked in this regulatory orbit? and will that prevent us from the from taking advantage of the benefits ? and he does, it has

benefits? and if he does, it has to benefits? and if he does, it has rele— benefits? and if he does, it has to.a coalition— benefits? and if he does, it has to.a coalition with- benefits? and if he does, it has to.a coalition with the- 57 and if he does, it has to a coalition with the lib to do a coalition with the lib nene— to do a coalition with the lib dems-fanatical- to do a coalition with the lib dems fanatical about dems who are fanatical about nrweeeke. — dems who are fanatical about brussels. it'll— dems who are fanatical about brussels. it'll be— dems who are fanatical about brussels. it'll be be virtually beek— brussels. it'll be be virtually neck in — brussels. it'll be be virtually back in. 351 “g vi; brussels. it'll be be virtually back in. 351 “g r: r: back in. fascinating. he did that at that early time. we could have talked to you for a lot you will be back lot longer. you will be back later show. i know but later in the show. i know but we've got to move on. gb news investigation has uncovered evidence seekers evidence of asylum seekers working a business evidence of asylum seekers wc hampshire. a business evidence of asylum seekers wchampshire. one a business evidence of asylum seekers wc hampshire. one officialiess in hampshire. one official source told— in hampshire. one official source told us— in hampshire. one official source told us that- i“ ”vi; one official source told us that asylum eeeke— source told us that asylum seekers-when- source told us that asylum seekers when they seekers working when they enewken-r— seekers working when they shouldn't becoming a very shouldn't be is becoming a very erenrneenr— shouldn't be is becoming a very significantthat_ shouldn't be is becoming a very significantthat at— shouldn't be is becoming a very significantthat at least 1.2 estimated that at least 1.2 nrkkren— estimated that at least 1.2 million people— estimated that at least 1.2 million people are working in the million people are working in rne—rewnel million people are working in. the _towns and the black economy in towns and enee— the black economy in towns and errree-rne— the black economy in towns and errree-rne wk— the black economy in towns and cities-the uk and- cities across the uk and rnereeerne— cities across the uk and increasing-of. cities across the uk and. increasing-of those cities across the uk and- increasing-of those are increasing number of those are eewkwn— increasing number of those are asylum seekers. _ increasing number of those are asylum seekers. ” asylum seekers. as our home and security mark found security editor mark white found out cover of a local out using the cover of a local park, we're secretly filming this car wash in the centre of aldershot, where some of the town's residents have told us asylum seekers are working illegally. bikes we got bikes. keen.— illegally. bikes we got bikes. keen. r— illegally. bikes we got bikes. yeah, i think this is them. i think see the green bike over recent days those locals have filmed and photographed left a group of young men as they cycle between the car wash and this

hotel about a mile away . the hotel about a mile away. the hotel about a mile away. the hotel is currently closed- the hotel is currently closed to the eeekre— hotel is currently closed to the eeekre ee— hotel is currently closed to the eeekre ee rr-e— hotel is currently closed to the public as it's now— hotel is currently closed to the public as it's now being used as eewkwn— public as it's now being used as eewkwn eeeke— public as it's now being used as asylum seeker accommodation nknee— asylum seeker accommodation filmed working— asylum seeker accommodation filmed working at the car wash, rnre— filmed working at the car wash, rnre enekewee— filmed working at the car wash, rnre enevewee .— filmed working at the car wash, this employee , arnie, the this employee, arnie, the reereenre— this employee, arnie, the residents say,— this employee, arnie, the residents say, is one of those eewkwn— residents say, is one of those asylum seekers— residents say, is one of those asylum seekers is, as they wen.— asylum seekers is, as they even. re— asylum seekers is, as they claim, is this— asylum seekers is, as they claim, is this young man. knerner— claim, is this young man. another who— claim, is this young man. another who can clearly be seen ekeenrne— another who can clearly be seen ekeenrne rne— another who can clearly be seen cleaning the inside— another who can clearly be seen cleaning the inside of cars ekene— cleaning the inside of cars ekene wrrn— cleaning the inside of cars along with this— cleaning the inside of cars along with this third man who rnew— along with this third man who rnew ekee— along with this third man who rnew ekee eew— along with this third man who they also say is— along with this third man who they also say is an asylum eeeke— they also say is an asylum eeeke .— they also say is an asylum seeker , were— they also say is an asylum seeker , were here all three are seeker, were here all three are eerrrne— seeker, were here all three are eerrrne en— seeker, were here all three are getting on their— seeker, were here all three are getting on their bikes at the ene— getting on their bikes at the end er— getting on their bikes at the end er e— getting on their bikes at the end of a shift— getting on their bikes at the end of a shift before being nknee— end of a shift before being filmed again,— end of a shift before being filmed again, arriving back at the filmed again, arriving back at we nerek— filmed again, arriving back at we nerek .— filmed again, arriving back at the hotel . yeah.— filmed again, arriving back at the hotel . yeah. why did he do the hotel. yeah. why did he do we — the hotel. yeah. why did he do in where— the hotel. yeah. why did he do it? what? what?— the hotel. yeah. why did he do it? �*vwv 7 �*vwv 7 �*var�*“vi;”vi; it? what? what? where have you come from? suddenly two of the eeekre— come from? suddenly two of the eeekre re— come from? suddenly two of the men decide to confront- f 7 suddenly two of the men decide to confront the keeeke— men decide to confront the locals who've _ men decide to confront the locals who've been filming them all locals who've been filming them ekk eew. — locals who've been filming them ekk eew. wnee— locals who've been filming them all day. what do— locals who've been filming them all day. what do you- locals who've been filming them all day. v:viv v:viv locals who've been filming them all day. �*vav�*“3 v:viv v:viv “ locals who've been filming them all day. v:viv v:viv “ all day. what do you do in the daytime? what do you do? you work in. you work. you work. you newe— work in. you work. you work. you newe e— work in. you work. you work. you newe e een- — work in. you work. you work. you newe even. we.— work in. you work. you work. you have a job. no, no— work in. you work. you work. you have a job. no, no job. - have a job. no, no job. ceneenne— haveajob. \viv comparing images, have a job. \vviv comparing images, the man here in we—

comparing images, the man here in we neeere— comparing images, the man here in the hoodie is— comparing images, the man here in the hoodie is very clearly we— in the hoodie is very clearly we ee— in the hoodie is very clearly the same man— in the hoodie is very clearly the same man pictured working at the same man pictured working at we ere— the same man pictured working at we ween. — the same man pictured working at the car wash. he— the same man pictured working at the car wash. he is.— the same man pictured working at the car wash. he is. we're told, an the car wash. he is. we're told, en weer — the car wash. he is. we're told, an iraqi national— the car wash. he is. we're told, an iraqi national and the other eewkwn— an iraqi national and the other eewkwn eeeke— an iraqi national and the other asylum seeker confronting local reereenr— asylum seeker confronting local reereenr .— asylum seeker confronting local resident . this— asylum seeker confronting local resident . this is— asylum seeker confronting local resident . this is also one of resident. this is also one of we— resident. this is also one of we ere— resident. this is also one of the car wash _ resident. this is also one of the car wash workers as we ernwee — the car wash workers as we ernwee re — the car wash workers as we arrived to film _ the car wash workers as we arrived to film the car, wash ourselves , both— arrived to film the car, wash ourselves , both men were back at ourselves, both men were back at werk. — ourselves, both men were back at werk. rne— ourselves, both men were back at werk. rne en— ourselves, both men were back at work. the man in— ourselves, both men were back at work. the man in the white cap is work. the man in the white cap re rnre— work. the man in the white cap re rnre en— work. the man in the white cap is this man who— work. the man in the white cap is this man who confronted those ewreree— is this man who confronted those eereree rne— is this man who confronted those outside the hotel— is this man who confronted those outside the hotel ._ is this man who confronted those outside the hotel . well, and outside the hotel. well, and nee-e— outside the hotel. well, and nere-e rne— outside the hotel. well, and here's the iraqi— outside the hotel. well, and here's the iraqi asylum seeker wrrn— here's the iraqi asylum seeker wrrn rne— here's the iraqi asylum seeker wrrn rne eer— here's the iraqi asylum seeker with the jet washer. clearly, we— with the jet washer. clearly, we ee— with the jet washer. clearly, the same man— with the jet washer. clearly, the same man outside the hotel in we— the same man outside the hotel in we neeere— the same man outside the hotel in the hoodie ._ the same man outside the hotel in the hoodie . we— the same man outside the hotel in the hoodie . we decided to in the hoodie. we decided to eenrrenr— in the hoodie. we decided to confront them— in the hoodie. we decided to confront them with our evidence . newee — confront them with our evidence . excuse me, sir. _ confront them with our evidence . excuse me, sir. >e

into the asylum seeker hotel . into the asylum seeker hotel. speak english. but you're from iraq, is that right? yeah. yeah it is currently illegal for an eewvwn— it is currently illegal for an asylum seeker— it is currently illegal for an asylum seeker to work as the ewe— asylum seeker to work as the state provides— asylum seeker to work as the state provides their accommodation, food and even state provides their— accommodation, food and even a enekv— accommodation, food and even a enekv weekkw— accommodation, food and even a small weekly allowance . time for small weekly allowance. time for a small weekly allowance. time for e ener— small weekly allowance. time for e ener wrrn— small weekly allowance. time for a chat with the _ small weekly allowance. time for a chat with the manager here. so were— a chat with the manager here. so wee rne— a chat with the manager here. so you're the manager? yeah. yeah did you're the manager? yeah. yeah we wee— you're the manager? yeah. yeah ere wee knew— you're the manager? yeah. yeah did you know that— you're the manager? yeah. yeah did you know that this- you're the manager? yeah. yeah did you know that this man- you're the manager? yeah. yeah did you know that this man was an asylum seeker? no. i didn't know . you didn't know? did you know. you didn't know? did you not ask for any proof of his form for his sort of immigration status? i'm going to bring it next week. he said that? yeah so what are you going to do now, knowing that this man is an asylum seeker is not allowed to work anymore? so if i didn't knew.— work anymore? so if i didn't knew. ee— work anymore? so if i didn't knew. we wen— work anymore? so if i didn't know, do you know- 33 viv”vi;7 so if i didn't know, do you know that there are erner— know, do you know that there are erner eeeeke— know, do you know that there are other people that— know, do you know that there are other people that we've filmed nene— other people that we've filmed nene-eee— other people that we've filmed here-also asylum - here who are also asylum eeekeree — here who are also asylum eeekeree v— here who are also asylum seekers? i don't- here who are also asylum seekers? v:viv“ . seekers? i don't know about this. will you also be taking action to ensure that they don't? of course, straight away rnneererevw.— don't? of course, straight away immediately-is- don't? of course, straight away immediately. -is just. immediately. see, this is just ene-n— immediately. see, this is just one-in one town. i immediately. see, this is just. one-in one town. but one car wash in one town. but been rere— one car wash in one town. but we've been told of— one car wash in one town. but we've been told of many such instances of asylum seekers

working illegally in the black economy and clearly the inland revenue never sees any of the money they earn. we've passed on our evidence to the home office. mark white, gb news aldershot . mark white, gb news aldershot. we're not going to be talking to new— we're not going to be talking to new in— we're not going to be talking to new in we— we're not going to be talking to motty in the studio. yeah, we are because it's— motty in the studio. yeah, we are because it's a— motty in the studio. yeah, we are because it's a little bit of ereekrne— are because it's a little bit of breaking news— are because it's a little bit of breaking news actually. $785 breaking news actually. 285 eeekere— breaking news actually. 285 people crossed— breaking news actually. 285 people crossed the- breaking news actually. 285 people crossed the channel in seven small boats yesterday, taking the total number this year who've crossed up to 7000. so we're not even in the proper wen— so we're not even in the proper wer. ee— so we're not even in the proper summer yet, are we? no, no, not at summer yet, are we? no, no, not er en.— summer yet, are we? no, no, not er en. kne— summer yet, are we? no, no, not er en. kne were— summer yet, are we? no, no, not at all. and we're going to be keekrne— at all. and we're going to be looking about— at all. and we're going to be looking about keir starmer plan to looking about keir starmer plan re-rne— looking about keir starmer plan re-rne nenr— looking about keir starmer plan to -the brexit deal.- looking about keir starmer plan to the brexit deal. do to revisit the brexit deal. do you— to revisit the brexit deal. do wen—were- to revisit the brexit deal. doi you—that? because

well . good morning. it's 10:00 well. good morning. it's10:00 on well. good morning. it's10:00 en rnwreeew.— well. good morning. it's10:00 on thursday, the— well. good morning. it's10:00 on thursday, the 18th- well. good morning. it's10:00 on thursday, the 18th of- will l: “g it's10:00 on thursday, the 18th of may. we— on thursday, the 18th of may. we re— on thursday, the 18th of may. we re re— on thursday, the 18th of may. this is to the— on thursday, the 18th of may. this is to the point on gb news wrrn— this is to the point on gb news wrrn new— this is to the point on gb news with bev turner— this is to the point on gb news with bev turner and andrew rreree. — with bev turner and andrew pierce. chase.— with bev turner and andrew pierce. c �*vav 7 c with bev turner and andrew pierce. 7 pierce. chase. what? chase more and more questions for the duke and more questions for the duke and duchess of sussex over that statement of where they said they were involved nearly in a catastrophic two hour car chase in new york. two hours. really? what load of rubbish. we're what a load of rubbish. we're sorry. say the water : 5“ we're sorry. say the water companies for sorry. say the water companies rer pumping— sorry. say the water companies for pumping sewage into our for pumping raw sewage into our ene— for pumping raw sewage into our rivers and seas. they're erenrerne— rivers and seas. they're erenrerne e— rivers and seas. they're promising a £10 billion investment— promising a £10 billion investment programme. but why did investment programme. but why we eernenreee— investment programme. but why did companies make bumper profits— did companies make bumper erenre eer— did companies make bumper profits ever allow this to neeeen— profits ever allow this to neeeen kn— profits ever allow this to happen in the- profits ever allow this to happen in the first place? and a reekkw— happen in the first place? and a reekkw errene— happen in the first place? and a really strong gb— happen in the first place? and a really strong gb news exclusive. we really strong gb news exclusive. we centrene— really strong gb news exclusive. we confront asylum _ really strong gb news exclusive. we confront asylum seekers working illegally in the uk. it's that man , mark white. are it's that man, mark white. are you an asylum seeker? this was .

you an asylum seeker? this was. are you an asylum seeker ? these are you an asylum seeker? these boats . sorry you've been filmed boats. sorry you've been filmed going into. you've been filmed going into. you've been filmed going into. you've been filmed going into the asylum seeker hotel . you've already been hotel. you've already been getting in touch on email about that story. gbviews@gbnews.uk uk sene— that story. gbviews@gbnews.uk uk sene er— that story. gbviews@gbnews.uk uk sene er wen— that story. gbviews@gbnews.uk uk sene er wee eewrne— that story. gbviews@gbnews.uk uk some of you saying you— gbviews@gbnews.uk uk some of you saying you quite vrke— some of you saying you quite krke re— some of you saying you quite krke e e— some of you saying you quite like to see somebody working neve— like to see somebody working nere ene— like to see somebody working hard and some— like to see somebody working hard and some people saying, wen.— hard and some people saying, wekk. ne-e— hard and some people saying, well, he's not— hard and some people saying, well, he's not paying tax and i re— well, he's not paying tax and i v-e neke— well, he's not paying tax and i am. i'd make them- well, he's not paying tax and i am. e am. i'd make them pick the fruit in return for their board and lodge. it's got to some sort lodge. it's got to be some sort of hasn't there. lots of solution, hasn't there. lots more as that on top of solution, hasn't there. lots more as-that on top of. of solution, hasn't there. lotsi more as-that on top of all more as well that on top of all of more as well that on top of all er rner— more as well that on top of all er we we— more as well that on top of all of that this morning. but first of that this morning. but first er en.— of that this morning. but first er en. neve— of that this morning. but first of all, here is— of that this morning. but first of all, here is your news with knrennen— of all, here is your news with rhiannon jones— of all, here is your news with rhiannon jones ._ of all, here is your news with rhiannon jones. - of all, here is your news with rhiannon jones. of all, here is your news with rhiannon jones . of all, here is your news with rhiannon jones. thank you, beth. good morning. it's 1001. rhiannon jones. thank you, beth. good morning. it's1001. your top stories from the newsroom. a taxi driver says prince harry and meghan looked nervous and scared as they were chased by paparazzi through the streets of new york. it follows claims the couple were involved in a near

catastrophic incident which lasted over two hours after attending an award ceremony on tuesday night. new york police department described the situation as challenging and said there were no injuries, nor were there any arrests. taxi driver drivers sajjan singh says he never felt they were in danger and wouldn't describe it as a chase. all of a sudden, eeeerezzr — as a chase. all of a sudden, paparazzi came— as a chase. all of a sudden, paparazzi came out- 5 all of a sudden, paparazzi came out of nowhere ene— paparazzi came out of nowhere ene ewer— paparazzi came out of nowhere and just started— paparazzi came out of nowhere and just started flashing , and just started flashing, rekrne— and just started flashing, taking pictures and, you know, ene— taking pictures and, you know, ene rnew— taking pictures and, you know, and they didn't— taking pictures and, you know, and they didn't stop until the eeewnrw— and they didn't stop until the eeewnrw eer— and they didn't stop until the security got out— and they didn't stop until the security got out and said , move, security got out and said, move, kne— security got out and said, move, move, move. and then the garbage week— move, move. and then the garbage week eer— move, move. and then the garbage week eer enr— move, move. and then the garbage rrwek eer eer er— move, move. and then the garbage truck got out of the— move, move. and then the garbage truck got out of the way and the eeeerezzr — truck got out of the way and the paparazzi wee— truck got out of the way and the paparazzi were following the car and paparazzi were following the car ene eew— paparazzi were following the car and said prince— paparazzi were following the car and said prince harry and his wwe— and said prince harry and his wwe ene— and said prince harry and his wife and the— and said prince harry and his wife and the lady, they were neerwwe— wife and the lady, they were neewwe ene— wife and the lady, they were nervous and they looked scared. reewnee— nervous and they looked scared. feelings-normal,- nervous and they looked scared. feelings normal, but i'm feelings were normal, but i'm rnew— feelings were normal, but i'm sure their feelings were more rnrenee— sure their feelings were more intense because— sure their feelings were more intense because is what is mom, wrneeee— intense because is what is mom, wrneeee owne— intense because is what is mom, princess diana died— intense because is what is mom, princess diana died in a crash rennrne— princess diana died in a crash rwnnrne ewew— princess diana died in a crash running away from the paparazzi . se— running away from the paparazzi . se v— running away from the paparazzi . se v rnrnk— running away from the paparazzi . so i think their— running away from the paparazzi . so i think their emotions must newe— . so i think their emotions must newe ween— . so i think their emotions must have been higher— . so i think their emotions must have been higher. . so i think their emotions must have been higher . have been higher. japanese businesses have pledged to

invest almost £18 billion in the uk with rishi sunak describing it as a massive vote of confidence in the british economy. the prime minister who's in tokyo ahead of the g7 summit, is also expected to announce a deal with japan on defence and security later for a part of the hiroshima accord . part of the hiroshima accord. and the uk will deploy a naval battle fleet in the indo pacific in 2025 and double troop numbers and joint exercises . the prime and joint exercises. the prime minister also confirmed he's in talks with the eu about carmakers concerns on post—brexit trade rules. it's after stellantis warned thousands of british jobs will be at risk if the government fails to renegotiate the deal. well, on this particular issue, it's something that comes manufacturers across europe, not just in the uk, have raised as a concern. and as a result of that . we eneeeee— concern. and as a result of that , we are engaged in— concern. and as a result of that , we are engaged in a- ff and as a result of that , we are engaged in a dialogue wwn— , we are engaged in a dialogue wwn wne— , we are engaged in a dialogue wwn rne ru— , we are engaged in a dialogue with the eu about— , we are engaged in a dialogue with the eu about how we might eeweee— with the eu about how we might address those— with the eu about how we might address those concerns. when it re— address those concerns. when it

re eere— address those concerns. when it comes to auto manufacturing more eenereww— comes to auto manufacturing more eenerevvw .— comes to auto manufacturing more generallvr v-n— comes to auto manufacturing more generally , i'm going to be generally, i'm going to be neewne— generally, i'm going to be neewne wne— generally, i'm going to be meeting the ceo of nissan later renew.— meeting the ceo of nissan later renew. ke— meeting the ceo of nissan later renew. ke wen-w— meeting the ceo of nissan later today. as you'll know, they've rnweeree— today. as you'll know, they've rnweeree er— today. as you'll know, they've invested £1 billion in the nenn—eeer— invested £1 billion in the north—east for- invested £1 billion in the north—east for electric vehicle manufacturing.— north—east for electric vehicle manufacturing. otherjapanese veeeere— manufacturing. otherjapanese veeeere ee— manufacturing. otherjapanese leaders are meeting today. total rnweernenr— leaders are meeting today. total investment of— leaders are meeting today. total investment of £18— leaders are meeting today. total investment of £18 billion into the investment of £18 billion into rne wk— investment of £18 billion into rne vrk .— investment of £18 billion into rne vrk . kne— investment of £18 billion into the uk . and part— investment of £18 billion into the uk . and part of that the uk. and part of that investment— the uk. and part of that investment is- the uk. and part of that investment is coming because eewee— investment is coming because we've joined the— investment is coming because we've joined the cptpp trade pennerenw— we've joined the cptpp trade pennerenw .— we've joined the cptpp trade partnership . and on legal partnership. and on legal nrerewen— partnership. and on legal migration, the— partnership. and on legal migration, the prime minister eeekrne— migration, the prime minister eeekrne ee— migration, the prime minister decline ed to— migration, the prime minister decline ed to recommit to boris renneen-e— decline ed to recommit to boris johnson's manifesto pledge to renewe— johnson's manifesto pledge to reduce levels— johnson's manifesto pledge to reduce levels . _ johnson's manifesto pledge to reduce levels . ?5“ johnson's manifesto pledge to reduce levels . 35“ reduce levels. as rishi sunak says he wants to focus on tackling illegal migration first. in particular, channel crossings. i'm working night and day to stop the boats. i've just come from a meeting- day to stop the boats. i've just come from a meeting of- v:33r i've just come from a meeting of european keeeere— come from a meeting of european veeeere kn— come from a meeting of european veeeere w in— come from a meeting of european leaders in in iceland where i ekeeeee— leaders in in iceland where i was pleased that— leaders in in iceland where i was pleased that we've opened up neeewewene— was pleased that we've opened up negotiations with— was pleased that we've opened up negotiations with the eu to eeeeerere— negotiations with the eu to cooperate with _ negotiations with the eu to cooperate with their border eeenew. — cooperate with their border agency, frontex— cooperate with their border agency, frontex . that's agency, frontex. that's a eeewwe— agency, frontex. that's a positive step— agency, frontex. that's a positive step forward. that intelligence _ positive step forward. that intelligence sharing, that wereeeee— intelligence sharing, that increased cooperation between our increased cooperation between wereer— increased cooperation between our border agencies will help us reekke— our border agencies will help us reekke wkeeek— our border agencies will help us tackle illegal migration. one of the tackle illegal migration. one of we nenw— tackle illegal migration. one of the many things— tackle illegal migration. one of the many things we're doing to ewee— the many things we're doing to ewee wne— the many things we're doing to stop the boats— the many things we're doing to stop the boats royal mail is

wenrne— stop the boats royal mail is blaming strike— stop the boats royal mail is blaming strike action after repenrne— blaming strike action after repenrne e— blaming strike action after reporting a full year loss of rnen— reporting a full year loss of more than £1— reporting a full year loss of more than £1 billion. the eenpenw-e— more than £1 billion. the company's owner- more than £1 billion. the company's owner says it took a £200 million hit following 18 days of industrial action. the group also revealed a cyber attack in january cost £20 million in lost revenue and telecoms giant bt group has announced its cutting up to 55,000 jobs by the end of the decade. it's part of the company's plans to reduce costs and digitise its processes . the and digitise its processes. the bt group, which employs around 130,000 people, says it wants to rely on a much smaller workforce and wants its full fibre and 5g networks rolled out. it won't need as many staff as around 18,000 households will receive £4 million in compensation after two energy suppliers were found to be overcharging customer fees. ofgem says errors made by ovo and good energy meant some people were charged above the rate allowed under the energy

price cap. the regulator says it's unacceptable and has urged suppliers to act with the utmost care and integrity . water care and integrity. water company bosses in england have apologised for failing to tackle sewage spills in rivers and beaches. sewage spills in rivers and beaches . environment agency beaches. environment agency figures earlier this year showed there were over 300,000 sewage spills last year, an average of more than 800 a day water uk has admitted more should have been done and says it will now invest £10 billion in overhauling the system in what's being described as the biggest modernisation of sewers since the victorian era, it aims to cut overflows by up to 140,000 each year by 2030 . to 140,000 each year by 2030. dramatic footage of an e—scooter exploding in someone's kitchen bin has been released to highlight the risks of charging the vehicles indoors. the london fire brigade published the video showing the moment the e—scooter caught fire while it was plugged

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to bev and. andrew on. the mayor of new to bev and. andrew- on. the mayor of new york to bev and. andrew— on. the mayor of new york says he on. the mayor of new york says we nnee— on. the mayor of new york says we wnee w— on. the mayor of new york says he finds it hard— on. the mayor of new york says he finds it hard to— “kit“ the mayor of new york says he finds it hard to believe that the he finds it hard to believe that we eeke— he finds it hard to believe that we wwke ene— he finds it hard to believe that the duke and duchess of sussex were involved— the duke and duchess of sussex were involved in— the duke and duchess of sussex were involved in a— the duke and duchess of sussex were involved in a two hour high eneee— were involved in a two hour high eeeee eneee— were involved in a two hour high speed chase through the city. were— speed chase through the city. were e— speed chase through the city. that's a diplomatic of that's a diplomatic way of ewwrne— that's a diplomatic way of ewwrne w.— that's a diplomatic way of putting it.ijust- that's a diplomatic way of putting it. just get hard to putting it. i just get hard to renewe— putting it. i just get hard to eewewe rnew— putting it. i just get hard to believe they might have noticed. i-eiet— believe they might have noticed. v-eer ene— believe they might have noticed. i-get the giggles— believe they might have noticed. i-get the giggles when - believe they might have noticed. i-get the giggles when we. i just get the giggles when we talk about these two. now they've become satire of they've become like a satire of their haven't they? their own self, haven't they? they couple's they have. the couple's spokesperson claimed were spokesperson claimed they were involved catastrophic involved in a near catastrophic car chase involving paparazzi photographers. but the nypd confirmed that no reported collisions arrests took place collisions or arrests took place last night and we shouldn't forget that the new york police were in a car following the sussexes. so they saw everything that sussexes. so they saw everything we neeeenee. — so they saw everything that happened. anyway joining us for that happened. anyway joining us rer mere— that happened. anyway joining us for more on this— that happened. anyway joining us for more on this showbiz and rewek— for more on this showbiz and rewek repener— for more on this showbiz and royal reporter kinsey schofield . neee— royal reporter kinsey schofield . good morning,— royal reporter kinsey schofield . good morning, kinsey. thank you for getting up at the crack of dawn to talk to us about

this. what more do we know is there any truth whatsoever to there any truth whatsoever to the idea that it was potentially catastrophic ? .uk i, i mean, i catastrophic? .uk i, i mean, i would say absolutely not. i think that the idea that- think that the idea that there e rwe— think that the idea that there was a two hour— think that the idea that there was a two hour car chase, it's kneenenr— was a two hour car chase, it's kneenenr re— was a two hour car chase, it's important to acknowledge the weer— important to acknowledge the we wer— important to acknowledge the fact that harry— important to acknowledge the fact that harry and meghan wwn-r— fact that harry and meghan wwn-r wenr— fact that harry and meghan didn't want the _ fact that harry and meghan didn't want the photographers were— didn't want the photographers rnere wee— didn't want the photographers there were for— didn't want the photographers there were for ultimately that were following _ there were for ultimately that were following them. there enerneww— were following them. there originally were— were following them. there originally were apparently 60 w— originally were apparently 60 mean it narrowed down to four reweree— mean it narrowed down to four reweree wne— mean it narrowed down to four towards the end _ mean it narrowed down to four towards the end .— mean it narrowed down to four towards the end . they didn't towards the end. they didn't wenr— towards the end. they didn't wenr wen— towards the end. they didn't want them to— towards the end. they didn't want them to see where they were erewrne. — want them to see where they were erewrne. keeerenww— want them to see where they were staying. apparently they were erewrne — staying. apparently they were erewrne le— staying. apparently they were staying a friend's apartment staying at a friend's apartment ene— staying at a friend's apartment ene ee— staying at a friend's apartment ene ee we— staying at a friend's apartment and so it's harry— staying at a friend's apartment and so it's harry and meghan wer— and so it's harry and meghan rner wenree— and so it's harry and meghan that wanted to— and so it's harry and meghan that wanted to stay on the road ene— that wanted to stay on the road ene re— that wanted to stay on the road end we enve— that wanted to stay on the road and to drive around kind of eknkeee— and to drive around kind of aimless, trying— and to drive around kind of aimless, trying to lose these enereee— aimless, trying to lose these photogs offers. _ aimless, trying to lose these photogs offers. so was it really i photogs offers. so was it really v ween— photogs offers. so was it really v w— photogs offers. so was it really v w wee— photogs offers. so was it really i mean, it was technically two newe— i mean, it was technically two newre rewr— i mean, it was technically two hours, but was— i mean, it was technically two hours, but was it— i mean, it was technically two hours, but was it really this rnrenee— hours, but was it really this intense chase— hours, but was it really this intense chase that they're rekkrne — intense chase that they're talking about— intense chase that they're talking about ? it feels more talking about? it feels more wke— talking about? it feels more wke e— talking about? it feels more like a stalking.— talking about? it feels more like a stalking. it feels more wke— like a stalking. it feels more wke e— like a stalking. it feels more like a following. _ like a stalking. it feels more like a following. yeah, it's wwekw— like a following. yeah, it's yucky. absolutely. but catastrophic- yucky. absolutely. but catastrophic , really. the only catastrophic, really. the only repene— catastrophic, really. the only repene wee— catastrophic, really. the only reports we're hearing about eeeeke— reports we're hearing about eeeeke enwne— reports we're hearing about people driving erratically or, you— people driving erratically or, wew knew— people driving erratically or, wew knew .— people driving erratically or, wew knew . ee— people driving erratically or, you know , are harry and meghan's

you know, are harry and meghan's sev— you know, are harry and meghan's svrv enven— you know, are harry and meghan's suv driver, allegedly. and this ene— suv driver, allegedly. and this end rnew— suv driver, allegedly. and this end rnew wee— suv driver, allegedly. and this and they were stayed on the road for and they were stayed on the road rer ee— and they were stayed on the road rer ee rene— and they were stayed on the road for so long, kinsey,— and they were stayed on the road for so long, kinsey, because as wew— for so long, kinsey, because as wew eew.— for so long, kinsey, because as wew eew. rnew— for so long, kinsey, because as you say, they were— for so long, kinsey, because as you say, they were trying to new— you say, they were trying to rnrew rne — you say, they were trying to throw the photographers off the eeenr— throw the photographers off the scent because _ throw the photographers off the scent because they didn't want new — scent because they didn't want new lknew— scent because they didn't want them i know where - scent because they didn't want them know where they were them to know where they were erewrne. — them to know where they were erewrne. nene— them to know where they were staying. .the irony- them to know where they were staying. .the irony is,- them to know where they were staying. but the irony is, i'm told where told the snappers knew where they staying anyway . i they were staying anyway. i mean, yeah, i just felt it feels wke— mean, yeah, i just felt it feels wke newee— mean, yeah, i just felt it feels wke newee eee— mean, yeah, i just felt it feels like maybe ego frustration , you like maybe ego frustration, you knew.— like maybe ego frustration, you knew. v— like maybe ego frustration, you knew. v wen-r— like maybe ego frustration, you know, i don't i— like maybe ego frustration, you know, i don't i feel like this wew— know, i don't i feel like this very dramatic— know, i don't i feel like this very dramatic statement was made to very dramatic statement was made we wne— very dramatic statement was made we we newe— very dramatic statement was made to the media the— very dramatic statement was made to the media the morning after eerneee— to the media the morning after eerneee ewee.— to the media the morning after eerneee ekee. r..— to the media the morning after perhaps also, in addition to werew— perhaps also, in addition to new kerne— perhaps also, in addition to harry being frustrated about the newer— harry being frustrated about the rnwweer wer— harry being frustrated about the intruder that was— harry being frustrated about the intruder that was arrested in nenr— intruder that was arrested in new er— intruder that was arrested in front of their— intruder that was arrested in front of their montecito mansion, that, you know , around mansion, that, you know, around the mansion, that, you know, around we ee— mansion, that, you know, around we wne— mansion, that, you know, around the same time, maybe he was just wweweree— the same time, maybe he was just frustrated because _ the same time, maybe he was just frustrated because he felt like he frustrated because he felt like we eewken-r— frustrated because he felt like he couldn't control security ewner— he couldn't control security ewner wew. — he couldn't control security either way. but— he couldn't control security either way. but i don't think wer— either way. but i don't think we we— either way. but i don't think that this was— either way. but i don't think that this was as— either way. but i don't think that this was as intense as the sussexes team _ that this was as intense as the sussexes team described it. i do rnrnk— sussexes team described it. i do rnrnk we— sussexes team described it. i do rnrnk w-e ee— sussexes team described it. i do think it's so unfair— sussexes team described it. i do think it's so unfair to compare it think it's so unfair to compare w re— think it's so unfair to compare w e wne— think it's so unfair to compare it to the death— think it's so unfair to compare it to the death of— think it's so unfair to compare it to the death of princess wrene. — it to the death of princess wrene. kne— it to the death of princess diana. and you're seeing that so nwen— diana. and you're seeing that so nwen r..— diana. and you're seeing that so nwen in ne— diana. and you're seeing that so much in the media, in the eeree— much in the media, in the ereree. r..— much in the media, in the states, in the— much in the media, in the states, in the united states .

states, in the united states. kne— states, in the united states. and wwnewr— states, in the united states. and without question, i mean , it and without question, i mean, it reeke— and without question, i mean, it reeke wke— and without question, i mean, it feels like the— and without question, i mean, it feels like the foreign media, it reeke— feels like the foreign media, it reeke wke— feels like the foreign media, it feels like uk— feels like the foreign media, it feels like uk ,_ feels like the foreign media, it feels like uk , australia, some feels like uk, australia, some of feels like uk, australia, some er rneee— feels like uk, australia, some of these other— feels like uk, australia, some of these other outlets that i'm rekkrne — of these other outlets that i'm rekkrne re — of these other outlets that i'm revkrne re ee— of these other outlets that i'm talking to are much more , uh, talking to are much more, uh, vou— talking to are much more, uh, wew knew.— talking to are much more, uh, wew knew. v— talking to are much more, uh, you know, i don't— talking to are much more, uh, you know, i don't want to use wne— you know, i don't want to use we were— you know, i don't want to use the word cynical— you know, i don't want to use the word cynical because i think wewe— the word cynical because i think wewre eekrne— the word cynical because i think you're asking the— the word cynical because i think you're asking the right eweewene— you're asking the right questions whether, you know, wnen— questions whether, you know, wnen en — questions whether, you know, when an america— questions whether, you know, when an america they're just jumping— when an america they're just rwnerne-wrene- when an america they're just jumping diana narrative jumping into the diana narrative . keen.— jumping into the diana narrative . keen. enee-e— jumping into the diana narrative . yeah, that's which— jumping into the diana narrative . yeah, that's which is- . yeah, that's which is presumably what harry and meghan knew would happen. and kinsey , knew would happen. and kinsey, it's like they went away a little bit while. well, yeah, look at the look on her face which is saying you might be right but i mean look, when they when the coronation going on when the coronation was going on meghan, credit, stayed meghan, to her credit, stayed out of it. all right? she didn't make any statements. she didn't release any pictures to the press. know, she did press. and, you know, she did keep quiet. it's keep away and go quiet. it's like she was going and like she was going away and sharpening her axe a little and now she's gone. bang front and centre. she's got a fantastic dress on this award. she looks brilliant . dress on this award. she looks brilliant. she's dress on this award. she looks brilliant . she's getting an brilliant. she's getting an award. and i just can't help but think that this whole thing, not even if it's not necessarily

concocted , they're seeing concocted, they're seeing everything now through through the prism of how do we create a stunning press release and a statement which is going to get us on the front pages of all the papers. how much longer can they carry on doing this for, though, kinsey ? okay. and don't forget kinsey? okay. and don't forget wer— kinsey? okay. and don't forget rner nenr— kinsey? okay. and don't forget that right before— kinsey? okay. and don't forget that right before the- 7 okay. and don't forget that right before the coronation weenen— that right before the coronation neenen erenee— that right before the coronation meghan signed with a brand new werw— meghan signed with a brand new werw we— meghan signed with a brand new very big agency— meghan signed with a brand new very big agency here in los aneekee— very big agency here in los kneekee. wew— very big agency here in los angeles. you know, i don't know if angeles. you know, i don't know w wew— angeles. you know, i don't know w wew ee— angeles. you know, i don't know w wew e— angeles. you know, i don't know w wew e ren— angeles. you know, i don't know if you are a fan of— angeles. you know, i don't know if you are a fan of the show rnrewreee.— if you are a fan of the show entourage, but— if you are a fan of the show entourage, but the agent, the rewen— entourage, but the agent, the rewen eww— entourage, but the agent, the tough guy agent— entourage, but the agent, the tough guy agent from entourage in tough guy agent from entourage rn reek— tough guy agent from entourage rn reek wre— tough guy agent from entourage in real life, it's— tough guy agent from entourage in real life, it's based on neenen-e— in real life, it's based on meghan's brand new agent here in la meghan's brand new agent here in we .— meghan's brand new agent here in we . kne— meghan's brand new agent here in we . kne ee— meghan's brand new agent here in la . and so she's— meghan's brand new agent here in la . and so she's got a brand l.a. and so she's got a brand werewe— l.a. and so she's got a brand new vicious with— l.a. and so she's got a brand new vicious with kid team. she is , new vicious with kid team. she re . re.— new vicious with kid team. she re . re. wew— new vicious with kid team. she is , is, you know,— new vicious with kid team. she is , is, you know, it's like you is, is, you know, it's like you eew.— is, is, you know, it's like you eew. ene-e— is, is, you know, it's like you said, she's kind— is, is, you know, it's like you said, she's kind of stayed in ne— said, she's kind of stayed in the shadows— said, she's kind of stayed in the shadows because she also was ww— the shadows because she also was new ewnne— the shadows because she also was new ewnne ew— the shadows because she also was mia during all of— the shadows because she also was mia during all of the spare erenewen— mia during all of the spare promotion and— mia during all of the spare promotion and i think she's reeew— promotion and i think she's reeew re— promotion and i think she's ready to reinvent herself independently of prince harry. kne— independently of prince harry. kne wew— independently of prince harry. kne wew knew— independently of prince harry. and you know we— independently of prince harry. and you know we saw a little bit of and you know we saw a little bit er wer— and you know we saw a little bit er rner wwn— and you know we saw a little bit of that with that— and you know we saw a little bit of that with that viva voom ewww— of that with that viva voom ewww rne — of that with that viva voom outfit the other— of that with that viva voom outfit the other night. you knew.— outfit the other night. you knew. ene— outfit the other night. you know, she accepted this award

for feminism _ know, she accepted this award for feminism .— know, she accepted this award for feminism . um, i do believe for feminism. um, i do believe ene-e— for feminism. um, i do believe ene-e ewewr— for feminism. um, i do believe she's about launch archetype she's about to launch archetype we. r— she's about to launch archetype season two. i think— she's about to launch archetype season two. i think that they're going— season two. i think that they're eerne re— season two. i think that they're going to continue— season two. i think that they're going to continue to be in our weee— going to continue to be in our faces whether— going to continue to be in our faces whether or— going to continue to be in our faces whether or not, you know, the faces whether or not, you know, we eeeerezzr— faces whether or not, you know, the paparazzi chase was intentional,— the paparazzi chase was intentional, it- the paparazzi chase was intentional, it certainly helps wwn— intentional, it certainly helps wwn rnew— intentional, it certainly helps with their victim _ intentional, it certainly helps with their victim narrative, wnen— with their victim narrative, wnren nee— with their victim narrative, which has been- with their victim narrative, which has been absolutely nenererww— which has been absolutely monetarily lucrative for them eerne— monetarily lucrative for them over the last— monetarily lucrative for them over the last three years here in ne— over the last three years here in the states— over the last three years here in the states . _ over the last three years here in the states . ' 3:33 v/vzi;3“ in the states. absolutely. yeah. fantastic thank you. kinsey summed it up brilliantly as always. thanks. kinsey schofield there in la. cam walker's here, our royal correspondent. hello , our royal correspondent. hello, cameron. come on. this- ” f: hello, cameron. come on. this is rwrewkewe— cameron. come on. this is rwrewkewe. — cameron. come on. this is ridiculous. i— cameron. come on. this is ridiculous . i“ cameron. come on. this is ridiculous. cameron. come on. this is ridiculous . “ wi;”v:i; cameron. come on. this is- ridiculous . i mean, we were sat ridiculous. i mean, we were sat in this two hour cup. come on, what are in this two hour cup. come on, wner rnew— “ ” come on, what are they thinking? v/vzi;3“ what are they thinking? yeah, i mean, so we were— what are they thinking? yeah, i mean, so we were sat- what are they thinking? yeah, i mean, so we were sat in this studio for three hours yesterday. report ing on the events as they unfolded in real time. so first of all, we get this incredibly strongly worded statement sussexes near statement from the sussexes near catastrophic chase . catastrophic car chase. instantly everyone's mind goes to the tragic events in 1997 and what happened in that tunnel with harry's mother. then we

were getting rumours from various sources , from the nypd, various sources, from the nypd, from reported by american publications, which seems to play publications, which seems to play down that it was quite as dramatic as the sussexes spokesperson made out. then we get to, frankly, quite measured official statement from the new york police department saying that the transport was challenging for the duchess of sussex, but that there were no reported collisions, injuries or arrests in that regard. and this isn't the first time that we've had quite a strongly worded, let's say, frankly , angry let's say, frankly, angry statement from prince harry or prince harry's team. if you remember back to 2016 when he first started dating meghan and the story broke that he was dating meghan, he instructed his then communication secretary to release a very similar statement in some regards in terms of being harassed by the paparazzi, saying that meghan markle was subject to a wave of abuse and harassment. and i think the problem is it wasn't true . i problem is it wasn't true. i mean, it's not for me to say whether it was or wasn't, but

the problem is that, of course, prince harry is clearly , i prince harry is clearly, i think, triggered by some what, by being surrounded by paparazzi. his option was was ewer— paparazzi. his option was was we re— paparazzi. his option was was we re ee— paparazzi. his option was was just to go somewhere- his option was was just to go somewhere else for wne— just to go somewhere else for we nenr— just to go somewhere else for we nrenr er— just to go somewhere else for the night or just— just to go somewhere else for the night or just to go and stay the night orjust to go and stay at the night orjust to go and stay er we— the night orjust to go and stay at his friends— the night orjust to go and stay at his friends and— the night orjust to go and stay at his friends and accept that the at his friends and accept that we weee— at his friends and accept that the press knew— at his friends and accept that the press knew where he was. he wer— the press knew where he was. he wer eeern— the press knew where he was. he was yet again trying to have his eeke— was yet again trying to have his eeke ene— was yet again trying to have his eeke ene eer— was yet again trying to have his cake and eat it.— was yet again trying to have his cake and eat it. they do not eewee— cake and eat it. they do not reewee rnew— cake and eat it. they do not realise they can't- cake and eat it. they do not realise they can't ask for their erweew— realise they can't ask for their erweew wnwer— realise they can't ask for their privacy whilst detailing the nrnwwee— privacy whilst detailing the minutiae of _ privacy whilst detailing the minutiae of their through minutiae of their lives through ewerw— minutiae of their lives through every available— minutiae of their lives through every available medium at any ewen— every available medium at any ewen-er— every available medium at any ewen-er wne- every available medium at any| given-of time.-just given moment of time. it's just enerner— given moment of time. it's just another example— given moment of time. it's just another example that, isn't another example of that, isn't we — another example of that, isn't we wew-we— another example of that, isn't it? they've gone— another example of that, isn't it? they've gone to- another example of that, isn't it? : ' f another example of that, isn't it? they've gone to america to be private citizens. she accepts it? they've gone to america to be awardz citizens. she accepts it? they've gone to america to be award initizens. she accepts it? they've gone to america to be award in azens. she accepts it? they've gone to america to be award in a very she accepts it? they've gone to america to be award in a very public:cepts it? they've gone to america to be award in a very public place. an award in a very public place. tv she looks tv dressed and she looks fantastic. i think it's a cunous fantastic. i think it's a curious award that she received. but luck her. but good luck to her. apparently, she's she the apparently, she's she got the award. lots award. she she carries out lots of kite acts of great kindness. i think many members of the royal will know what royal family will know what they're about but they're talking about there. but but there have been but this there would have been instinctive sympathy. cameron if they just put out a statement if they just put out a statement if the press that there had been an unfortunate chase last ten unfortunate car chase last ten minutes or something and left it at that, but there was a lot of

detail and a lot of guidance we were getting as well, talking about the alleged incidents like traffic violations, including driving on the sidewalk , running driving on the sidewalk, running red lights. it's all of this is rnwnere— red lights. it's all of this is intimate detail— red lights. it's all of this is intimate detail that- ”viv: . g“5 it's all of this is intimate detail that the press ree— intimate detail that the press eee .— intimate detail that the press eee . kne— intimate detail that the press was fed . and also, you look at was fed. and also, you look at ene— was fed. and also, you look at we eeeerezzr— was fed. and also, you look at the paparazzi pictures, which was fed. and also, you look at the prnot azzi pictures, which was fed. and also, you look at the prnot going ctures, which was fed. and also, you look at the prnot going to res, which was fed. and also, you look at the prnot going to showhich was fed. and also, you look at the prnot going to show . ich was fed. and also, you look at the prnot going to show. but but we're not going to show. but but you we're not going to show. but but wew-eee— we're not going to show. but but wew-eee wrnee— we're not going to show. but but you see prince harry is you can see prince harry is wewkw— you can see prince harry is were weew— you can see prince harry is visibly very angry and he is nekerne— visibly very angry and he is nekerne we— visibly very angry and he is holding his iphone up and he is wknrne— holding his iphone up and he is wknrne ene— holding his iphone up and he is filming the paparazzi photographers . filming the paparazzi _ photographers . so the footage photographers. so the footage will be in the next netflix documentary because harry is basically filming it himself. that's what this is as well. this is a trailer for the next series. and if you remember the venue— series. and if you remember the netflix documentary— and if you remember the netflix documentary to show the nereeenenr— netflix documentary to show the harassment that— netflix documentary to show the harassment that meghan was ewer-eeree— harassment that meghan was ewer-eewee re— harassment that meghan was subjected to by— harassment that meghan was subjected to by the media, they weeeeier— subjected to by the media, they were . events -were - subjected to by the media, they were events were not were all events which were not rekeree —ene- were all events which were not related _one was i related to meghan. one was a werew— related to meghan. one was a new newer— related to meghan. one was a harry potter premiere in 2011. he harry potter premiere in 2011. we nee— harry potter premiere in 2011. we new never— harry potter premiere in 2011. he had never even heard of weenen— he had never even heard of meghan markle— he had never even heard of meghan markle in 2011, and enerner— meghan markle in 2011, and enerner ene— meghan markle in 2011, and another one was— meghan markle in 2011, and another one was a court case by wner-e— another one was a court case by we ener— another one was a court case by what's that terrible? katie nnee— what's that terrible? katie price woman— what's that terrible? katie price woman who was surrounded by price woman who was surrounded ww ene— price woman who was surrounded nw rne newe— price woman who was surrounded by the media .the _ price woman who was surrounded by the media the netflix by the media and the netflix eew.— by the media and the netflix eewe-wew— by the media and the netflix said,-they were- by the media and the netflix said, they were generic said, well, they were generic rneeee. — said, well, they were generic rneeee. -were- said, well, they were generic images. were designed images. no, they were designed to images. no, they were designed re-eennkerevw- images. no, they were designed to completely different to create a completely different rnereeeren— to create a completely different impression within— to create a completely different impression within the late

weee— impression within the late queen's words,- impression within the late queen's words, recollections may weew— queen's words, recollections may werw. ene— queen's words, recollections may werw. ene v— queen's words, recollections may werw. ene v rnrnk— queen's words, recollections may vary, and i think we— queen's words, recollections may vary, and i think we have seen a nwrnerw— vary, and i think we have seen a nwrnerw er— vary, and i think we have seen a number of similar— vary, and i think we have seen a number of similar situation re— number of similar situation versions to this,— number of similar situation versions to this, where perhaps were— versions to this, where perhaps rnere ee— versions to this, where perhaps rnere ewe— versions to this, where perhaps there are two sides to each nenewe — there are two sides to each narrative. tom _ there are two sides to each narrative. 3 there are two sides to each narrative. “ there are two sides to each- narrative. tom harwood i'm in a studio full of handsome men at the because tom harwood the moment because tom harwood is dup, she is here as well and dup, she doesn't me. she does not doesn't make me. she does not mean me. no, but— doesn't make me. she does not mean me. no, but listen,- : e she does not mean me. no, but listen, we're going— mean me. no, but listen, we're eerne re— mean me. no, but listen, we're eerne re eene— mean me. no, but listen, we're eerne re re— mean me. no, but listen, we're going to come to you in a nrnwre. — going to come to you in a minute. but— going to come to you in a minute. but i- going to come to you in a minute. but i just- going to come to you in a minute. going to come to you in a- minute. but i just want to ask you one quick question. as a royal reporter, when you would next a statement from the next get a statement from the sussexes, you with sussexes, will you view it with a will, are you a little more? will, are you going go, oh, here they are going to go, oh, here they are at it again, because only so many times they can do this before they cry wolf. well, i think whichever you think whichever statement you get, take it at get, you've got to take it at face value. clearly you've face value. but clearly you've ewee— face value. but clearly you've ewee-eweewen- f but clearly you've also question everything also got to question everything ener— also got to question everything ener-w.— also got to question everything wew-w. nwe— also got to question everything that-it. but-get- also got to question everything that-it. but-get i- also got to question everything that it. but get i do that is in it. but you get i do ener— that is in it. but you get i do ener wwn— that is in it. but you get i do that with every— that is in it. but you get i do that with every member of the wewek— that with every member of the wewek ewww.— that with every member of the royal family, not— that with every member of the royal family, not just harry and weewe.— royal family, not just harry and neenen eww— royal family, not just harry and meghan, but they— royal family, not just harry and meghan, but they will become we will meghan, but they will become we wwk—re- meghan, but they will become we wwk—re w.- will become fatigued to it, wen-r— will become fatigued to it, wewr-we— will become fatigued to it,- won't-we automatically sort won't we? we automatically sort of now, you of roll our eyes. now, you tended assume when you got a tended to assume when you got a statement from buckingham palace that they'd be telling the truth. yeah, you would. good eewe. wew— truth. yeah, you would. good point. you would.— truth. yeah, you would. good point. you would. you- yeah, you would. l: you would. you would. and point. you would. you would. and

we— point. you would. you would. and ekee eeek— point. you would. you would. and ekee week r..— point. you would. you would. and also back in 2016,— point. you would. you would. and also back in 2016, i— you would. you would. and also back in 2016, i think eerneee— also back in 2016, i think eerneee wne— also back in 2016, i think perhaps the media are lot more perhaps the media are a lot more ewneernewe— perhaps the media are a lot more sympathetic-harry's- sympathetic to prince harry's ererenenr— statement about meghan markle's near—catastrophic— near—catastrophic car incident means somebody— near—catastrophic car incident means somebody hospital, but means somebody in hospital, but new— means somebody in hospital, but wew—wewe- means somebody in hospital, but they—that's what. they haven't died. that's what wke— they haven't died. that's what like catastrophic. nobody like near catastrophic. nobody injured, my injured, nobody arrested. my nwewene— injured, nobody arrested. my husband—his- injured, nobody arrested. my husband—his bikel husband got hit off his bike in america. near america. that was a near catastrophic accident because he was in a coma. he lived. that's what catastrophic, near what a near catastrophic, near fatal is not going fatal accident is not going and sitting someone's for sitting in someone's house for ten because ten minutes because you're trying to the press. trying to lose the press. cameron have calmed cameron thank you. have calmed down time you come back down by the time you come back in the next hour. tom, tom is here in the next hour. tom, tom is were rekkrne— in the next hour. tom, tom is here talking-handsome- “ “vixe ” tom, tom is here talking handsome people. here talking of handsome people. ren— here talking of handsome people. rem—wret— here talking of handsome people. rem—wner er- here talking of handsome people. tom _what are all- here talking of handsome people.| tom _what are all these tom harwood. what are all these compliments morning? what compliments this morning? what am was not she was. am i doing that was not she was. i did a haircut yesterday. i did have a haircut yesterday. that's it. very nice. maybe i need week. i don't need one every week. i don't know happening these know what's happening with these water today water companies. well, today we've water companies. well, today eer— water companies. well, today we've got l statement - viviv iv3“ well, today we've got statement from one we've got a statement from one of we've got a statement from one er-erewee. — we've got a statement from one of-groups. represent- of these groups. represent a number of water companies. and it's a different sort of statement refrain statement from the refrain that we've heard over the last few years, because time and time again, we've heard these companies say, well, actually, we're and doing we're doing this and we're doing that, not as as you that, and it's not as bad as you read, and forgive us. and read, and please forgive us. and this they're saying, this time they're just saying, sorry, trying to sorry, they're not trying to

make they're saying make any excuses. they're saying sorry and they're announcing they're spend a lot of they're going to spend a lot of money fixing this stuff. there's as many customers money fixing this stuff. _ there's as many customers money. were-e— there's as many customers money. were-e e— there's as many customers money. were-e e ewee— there's as many customers money. were-e e ewne w— there's as many customers money. there's a sting in the— there's as many customers money. there's a sting in the tail,- there's a sting in the tail, though. this big investment that's coming now will be paid for in decades to come through higher water bills. and they're already high anyway, aren't they? they are. they're historically— g“vi37 they are. they're historically high. and it's ewwe— historically high. and it's ewwe ene— historically high. and it's quite the statement was put out by ewe— quite the statement was put out by rnre werer— quite the statement was put out by this water industry body and i by this water industry body and v-vrk— by this water industry body and v-uk werer— by this water industry body and i-uk water uk,- by this water industry body and i uk water uk, which is i noticed uk water uk, which is by— i noticed uk water uk, which is by e— i noticed uk water uk, which is kw e ween— i noticed uk water uk, which is run by a woman called ruth kekkw— run by a woman called ruth kekkw. wne— run by a woman called ruth kelly, who was— run by a woman called ruth kelly, who was a— run by a woman called ruth kelly, who was a cabinet nrnrerer— kelly, who was a cabinet minister-tony- kelly, who was a cabinet minister-tony she minister under tony blair. she weew— minister under tony blair. she was pretty appalling, actually, minister under tony blair. she wa cabinet appalling, actually, minister under tony blair. she wa cabinet ministers, actually, minister under tony blair. she wa cabinet ministers go, :ually, minister under tony blair. she wa cabinet ministers go, shey, as cabinet ministers go, she was the as cabinet ministers go, she was ene—wne- as cabinet ministers go, she was ene—wne ewi the equalities minister who did not the equalities minister who did ner eeree— the equalities minister who did ner eeree kn— the equalities minister who did ner eeree rn enw— the equalities minister who did not agree in any view of same eewekee— not agree in any view of same sex couples being— not agree in any view of same sex couples being in a civil pennerenw— sex couples being in a civil partnership or— sex couples being in a civil partnership or same same sex. so wereee— partnership or same same sex. so rereer ener— partnership or same same sex. so rereer ener rne — partnership or same same sex. so forget that the labour party in the forget that the labour party in we eere— forget that the labour party in the 2010 election— forget that the labour party in the 2010 election was opposed to eewek— the 2010 election was opposed to eewek nerneee— the 2010 election was opposed to eewek nerneee . — the 2010 election was opposed to equal marriage . it— the 2010 election was opposed to equal marriage . e i equal marriage. it was actually david cameron that really led the charge on she look, she's she's a woman of integrity, but that's what she was remembered for. so you were saying earlier,

new— for. so you were saying earlier, new new— for. so you were saying earlier, how many incidents— so you were saying earlier, how many incidents of sewage? eee— how many incidents of sewage? see eweee— how many incidents of sewage? 824 sewage spills— how many incidents of sewage? 824 sewage spills a— how many incidents of sewage? 824 sewage spills a day- how many incidents of sewage? 824 sewage spills a day in- how many incidents of sewage? 8:7” : v:3r “ c“ 824 sewage spills a day in 2022. and this this i thought what you said before , tom, was really said before, tom, was really interesting about the fact that this has basically been going on for a long time. now that for a long time. but now that people mobile phones, now for a long time. but now that peofthe mobile phones, now for a long time. but now that peofthe media)bile phones, now for a long time. but now that peofthe media have phones, now for a long time. but now that peofthe media have caught now for a long time. but now that peofthe media have caught upw for a long time. but now that peofthe media have caught up on that the media have caught up on it, now that we've got these very vivid images beautiful it, now that we've got these very cornish ages beautiful it, now that we've got these very cornish agesbeing autiful it, now that we've got these very cornish agesbeing polluted blue cornish sea being polluted with raw sewage, it's actually caught up on they are caught up on them. they are going an online hub going to launch an online hub next public next year, giving the public almost information almost live information on overflows of overflows and the states of rivers coastal waters . so if rivers and coastal waters. so if you fancy an a swim next year and think, can i into the and you think, can i go into the thames teddington lock, thames near teddington lock, well, whether well, you'll know whether there's of poo. and there's been a load of poo. and one the issues, tom, there's been a load of poo. and one-the issues, tom, was- there's been a load of poo. and one .the issues, tom, was it. one of the issues, tom, was it eneeeer— one of the issues, tom, was it eneeeer rer— one of the issues, tom, was it was cheaper for them to chuck eeeee— was cheaper for them to chuck eeeee kn— was cheaper for them to chuck eeeee rn ene— was cheaper for them to chuck sewage in the rivers and get nnee— sewage in the rivers and get ewee-ene- sewage in the rivers and get fined-the fines- sewage in the rivers and get fined the fines were fined because the fines were keee. — fined because the fines were keee. rne— fined because the fines were less. the fines— fined because the fines were less. the fines were- fined because the fines were less. 7 wvi;”vi; 3 3 less. the fines were very, very small the cost of small compared to the cost of disposing of the waste properly . completely. and one of the reasons why that is i mean, these these fines often these these fines were often tens thousands of pounds. tens of thousands of pounds. pathetic, be millions. pathetic, should be millions. nwe— pathetic, should be millions. nwe-eeer— pathetic, should be millions. nwe-eeer er— pathetic, should be millions. but-cost of the— pathetic, should be millions. but-cost of the cost- pathetic, should be millions. but-cost of the cost of. but the cost of the cost of

reroute eating our entire sewage network in the united kingdom, that's tens of billions. network in the united kingdom, that's tens of billions . yeah. that's tens of billions. yeah. it's a it's a huge amount of money. and this is one of the problems is that we are now faced with there is going to be a lot of investment, a lot of roads ripped up, a of new roads ripped up, a lot of new pipes put in. there's going to be a lot disruption as be a lot of disruption as a result this and it's going to result of this and it's going to cost a lot of money. and that does mean higher in the does mean higher bills in the future. oh, well, can talk future. oh, well, can we talk errewe— future. oh, well, can we talk ekewr kew— future. oh, well, can we talk about keir-and- future. oh, well, can we talk. about keir-and brexit? about keir starmer and brexit? ren— about keir starmer and brexit? renlrnvnk— about keir starmer and brexit? tom |think this— about keir starmer and brexit? tom think this story mean, tom i think this story i mean, we— tom i think this story i mean, we e— tom i think this story i mean, we e nenr— tom i think this story i mean, it's a front page— tom i think this story i mean, it's a front page of the daily wew— it's a front page of the daily mail certainly— it's a front page of the daily mail certainly is. _ it's a front page of the daily mail certainly is. but o it's a front page of the daily mail certainly is. but 0 andrew weree— mail certainly is. but 0 andrew pierce .wrecking_ mail certainly is. but 0 andrew pierce wrecking place. pierce is wrecking the place. nee—ree- he's dropped his cup of tea. nee— he's dropped his cup of tea. new eer— he's dropped his cup of tea. ne-e eer nee— he's dropped his cup of tea. he's got he's got— he's dropped his cup of tea. he's got he's got that- he's dropped his cup of tea. he's got he's got that i- he's dropped his cup of tea. he's got he's got that i read as a result of this story. flipping starmer- flipping starmer infl flipping starmer inythe a result of this story. - flipping starmer in the kitchen. a result of this story. _ flipping starmer in the kitchen. oh, flipping starmer in the kitchen. on-keek.— flipping starmer in the kitchen. on-keek. v-we- flipping starmer in the kitchen. oh,-look, i've got- flipping starmer in the kitchen. oh,-look, i've got a- oh, hang on. look, i've got a packet of there you go. packet of tissue there you go. that's one we very that's the one we have very emotional. you came with a conversation about and brexit. i'll clean up. was really i'll just clean up. i was really ewrnneee— i'll just clean up. i was really surprised when— i'll just clean up. i was really surprised when i— i'll just clean up. i was really surprised when i saw that he'd eew— surprised when i saw that he'd eew ewe. — surprised when i saw that he'd eewrnve. -e— surprised when i saw that he'd said this. i said this. what a controversial thing say when we're thing to say when we're 18 months the election. months out of the election. because what can read into because what you can read into this is that he might revert brexit, reverse brexit in the week well. tom, when he's

week as well. tom, when he's eeke—ru- week as well. tom, when he's told—eu citizens. told us he wants eu citizens kwvne— told us he wants eu citizens kwvne-wnvewekw- told us he wants eu citizens living uniquely to a living here uniquely to get a wee— living here uniquely to get a wee kn— living here uniquely to get a wee vn ene— living here uniquely to get a vote in the general election, wnen— vote in the general election, which-couldn't- vote in the general election, which couldn't do we were which you couldn't do if we were kwvne— which you couldn't do if we were livinglgermanyr_ which you couldn't do if we were living germany, france, living in germany, france, wew.— living in germany, france, wew-ewer- living in germany, france, italy, _other eu - living in germany, france,- italy,-other eu country. italy, in any other eu country. yesr_ italy, in any other eu country. wee. ene— italy, in any other eu country. wee. ene w— italy, in any other eu country. yes, and it has— italy, in any other eu country. yes, and it has raised- italy, in any other eu country. yes, and it has raised a- italy, in any other eu country. yes, and it has raised a number of questions to the of questions as to what the labour view is here. it labour party's view is here. it must be said that the question that was asked of keir starmer yesterday about not yesterday was about not car tariffs. potential for these tariffs. the potential for these tariffs. the potential for these tariffs coming in because of cars that are made that are electric cars might have electric cars might not have enough of united kingdom, enough of the united kingdom, bit to count them. bit of them to count them. therefore, as you cars because the 45% doesn't it of equipment of parts of those cars made in this country that's the trade and cooperation agreement that was signed under boris johnson means zero tariffs and zero quotas for british goods going into the eu and eu goods going into the eu and eu goods going into the eu and eu goods going into the uk. the question is what counts as a british good? and so if there's too many foreign component of these cars and electric cars because the big batteries are mostly in imported the batteries are imported and the batteries are so of the value of so much in terms of the value of the that could them in the car that could tip them in to counted as non uk and

to be counted as as non uk and therefore these tariffs. so therefore get these tariffs. so it's complicated issue . it's it's a complicated issue. it's something that government is something that the government is working the eu working through with the eu right trade and right now. the trade and business has had business secretary has had meetings the commission. meetings with the commission. officials are meeting about this. there'll be this. it's likely there'll be some sort of side agreement on this. response to this this. but in response to this question, starmer said he question, keir starmer said he wants reopen not not just to wants to reopen not not just to do a little side agreement, but to reopen the entirety of the trade and cooperation agreement and all its different and all of its different elements. your heart sinks at ene— elements. your heart sinks at ene-er— elements. your heart sinks at ene-er-w- elements. your heart sinks at ene-er-w w- elements. your heart sinks at the-of-it it has. the thought of it. it it has wneeek— the thought of it. it it has unless you're a remain , in which unless you're a remain, in which case you're going to vote for him. well, explicitly said weerereew— him. well, explicitly said yesterday-sir- “ well, explicitly said yesterday sir keir starmer yesterday by sir keir starmer weelwenre— yesterday by sir keir starmer weelwenre e— yesterday by sir keir starmer was wants a closer was he wants a closer relationship- was he wants a closer relationship now. i relationship with the eu now. i wwnk— relationship with the eu now. i envnk ener— relationship with the eu now. i think that it's— relationship with the eu now. i think that it's unlikely- relationship with the eu now. i think that it's unlikely that means going to more meetings and doing collaboratively arnie doing more collaboratively arnie a relationship with the a closer relationship with the eu sounds like closer within their regulatory orbit. less decision making from the uk, less ability to say we're going to do this stuff differently. in fact, the benefits of brexit that are yet to be realised, the thousands of eu laws that we're still applying voluntarily in

this country that we have yet to get rid of the benefits of getting rid of those will be harder to achieve if we're locked into that regulatory orbit. that's why they've got to get orbit. that's why they've got to eer ne— orbit. that's why they've got to eer rw er— orbit. that's why they've got to get rid of them— . that's why they've got to get rid of them quick and that is get rid of them quick and that re knew— get rid of them quick and that re ener wee— get rid of them quick and that is that was the— get rid of them quick and that is that was the argument of jacob— is that was the argument of jacob rees—mogg. that's why he wanted that deadline at the end of to get rid of all of this year to get rid of all of this year to get rid of all of those laws because if another government comes they government comes along, they might in. there'll be might lock them in. there'll be some might lock them in. there'll be enwew— might lock them in. there'll be some anxiety in— might lock them in. there'll be some anxiety in the— g“ i “ there'll be some anxiety in the labour high eernrnene— some anxiety in the labour highj eennene—rwe command that he's whether this is command that he's whether this ve-ewereew— command that he's whether this is strategy because he is a good strategy because he ewer— is a good strategy because he ewer-re— is a good strategy because he ewer-re keep— is a good strategy because he just to keep mouth just needs to keep his mouth enwr— just needs to keep his mouth enwr ene— just needs to keep his mouth shut and that's— just needs to keep his mouth shut and that's what he'd been eewe— shut and that's what he'd been eevne rer— shut and that's what he'd been eevne rer e— shut and that's what he'd been doing for a long— shut and that's what he'd been doing for a long time. but every wne— doing for a long time. but every wneleeene— doing for a long time. but every wneleeene re— doing for a long time. but every time seems to open his mouth time he seems to open his mouth new-eewvne— time he seems to open his mouth new-eewvne we- time he seems to open his mouth now setting his cause now tom, he's setting his cause week. — now tom, he's setting his cause week. -vneeee— now tom, he's setting his cause back. _indeed and- back. he is indeed and a conservative spokesman this conservative spokesman said this yesterday starmer yesterday that sir keir starmer wants elections. wants to rig british elections. so nationals vote for the so eu nationals can vote for the british it's obvious british government it's obvious why wants to reopen brexit why he wants to reopen brexit hand power back to brussels and surrender uncontrolled and surrender to uncontrolled and unlimited . that's unlimited immigration. that's a line from the tory press office yesterday response to this yesterday in response to this story campaign message, the story. the campaign message, the wee— story. the campaign message, the wneke—eeneeven- whole way to be the campaign neeeeeen—- whole way to be the campaigni message,_in-red message, particularly in the red wekk — message, particularly in the red wekk keen.— message, particularly in the red wall. yeah, yeah,— message, particularly in the red wall. “bib?" 3rvi;3“ 3rvi;3“ message, particularly in the red wall. / wall. yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. he's just handed— wall. yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. he's just handed the- he's just handed the

conservative party a massive ewek— conservative party a massive eweklkeer— conservative party a massive stick-beat-with- conservative party a massive stick beat with over stick to beat him with over erewe.— stick to beat him with over brexit. yeah.— stick to beat him with over brexit. yeah. and they do brexit. yeah. and they will do so. brexit. yeah. and they will do itbey've_ brexit. yeah. and they will do |rnew-we-wr- brexit. yeah. and they will doi so. i they've - up brexit brexit. yeah. and they will do- so. ithey've-up brexit in so. they've screwed up brexit in many ways, of course, the tories. but this guy is going to unpick anyway. we got some unpick it anyway. we got some ekeenvne— unpick it anyway. we got some ekeenvne re— unpick it anyway. we got some ekeenvne we we.— unpick it anyway. we got some cleaning to do. we— unpick it anyway. we got some cleaning to do. we need- l. vies”. . 33 we got some cleaning to do. we need to go to the cleaning to do. we need to go to we week.— cleaning to do. we need to go to we week. v— cleaning to do. we need to go to the break. i think— cleaning to do. we need to go to the break. i think honestly een-r— the break. i think honestly een-r eeke— the break. i think honestly can't take you— the break. i think honestly can't take you anywhere. pierce. we can't take you anywhere. pierce. we—ewewr— can't take you anywhere. pierce. we—ewewr-ere- we are talking about kids are vaping. had this vaping. we've had this conversation more than ever before. what before. yeah. and what are parents stop this? parents doing to stop this? well, know, know feel well, you know, i know you feel wew— well, you know, i know you feel wew errenekw— well, you know, i know you feel very strongly-this- well, you know, i know you feel very strongly this at very strongly about this at nene.— very strongly about this at nene. were— very strongly about this at home. we're going to be finding out home. we're going to be finding ewe—kereer- out the numbers. the latest nwrnrkee— out the numbers. the latest numbers number of numbers on the number of enweren— numbers on the number of children-are-

zone. you're listening to gb wewe— zone. you're listening to gb wewe weewe— zone. you're listening to gb wewe wewe .— zone. you're listening to gb news radio . 28. - you're listening to gb news radio . 28. e news radio. 28. it to the point on gb news with andrew pierce and bev turner. now new figures eweeeer— and bev turner. now new figures eweeeer rnere-e— and bev turner. now new figures suggest there's been— and bev turner. now new figures suggest there's been a- 3“v: l. now new figures suggest there's been a 50% rise in suggest there's been a 50% rise vn enwwen— suggest there's been a 50% rise in children begum— suggest there's been a 50% rise in children begum now disposable weree— in children begum now disposable weeee newenr— in children begum now disposable vapes are bought corner shops. t hey— vapes are bought corner shops. rnew appear— vapes are bought corner shops. rnew appear ee— vapes are bought corner shops. rnew appear we we— vapes are bought corner shops. they appear to be the- they appear to be the e—cigarette of choice among youngsters. let's talk now to journalist julie cook . good journalist julie cook. good morning, julie . journalistjulie cook. good morning, julie . you've- good morning, julie . you've got morning, julie. you've got a wewe— morning, julie. you've got a we eer— morning, julie. you've got a we eer e— morning, julie. you've got a we eer e eee— morning, julie. you've got a you've got a dog in this fight. wew-we— you've got a dog in this fight. wew-we eer— you've got a dog in this fight. you've got teenage boys, at

week— you've got teenage boys, at keeer ene— you've got teenage boys, at keeer v— you've got teenage boys, at least one, i think, haven't you, we— least one, i think, haven't you, new wew— least one, i think, haven't you, new wew eewenr— least one, i think, haven't you, that you caught vaping. how much of that you caught vaping. how much er e— that you caught vaping. how much er e weeken— that you caught vaping. how much er e erewen ve— that you caught vaping. how much of a problem is this— that you caught vaping. how much of a problem is this for eerenree— of a problem is this for parents? well, good morning. rm— parents? well, good morning. v-nn reekkw— parents? well, good morning. i'm really, really— parents? well, good morning. i'm really, really angry- parents? well, good morning. i'm really, really angry and furious to hear these statistics today. i don't know about you, but i just think it's absolutely appalling. my son. yes you're right. he's 14 and i caught him vaping about months ago. vaping about six months ago. stubbed that one out, pardon the pun. you know, stopped that pun. got, you know, stopped that in its tracks because i was absolutely furious. but i am worried every other worried because every other corner look on, there are corner you look on, there are teenagers and children young teenagers and children as young as 11 vaping i know i came as 11 vaping and i know i came on before on your show and spoke to the chief think officer of the vaping don't know industry or something or other and he was saying they're completely safe and i just disagree. i think if they were safe they would be allowed for people under 18, which they're not. but number two, think a very cynical two, i think it's a very cynical marketing obviously at children with the pink and bright green, you know, packaging and the bubble gum flavours, i'm absolutely appalled that this is still going on. i mean, if you pass these vaping shops , judy,

pass these vaping shops, judy, they like sweet shops and they are like sweet shops and it's almost designed to lure children in. and i've seen many envkwen— children in. and i've seen many enwwen kn— children in. and i've seen many children in there. _ children in. and i've seen many children in there. .this- children in there. and this repen— children in there. and this renew-n— children in there. and this renew-n re- children in there. and this report-11 to 17- children in there. and this report 11 to 17 year olds, report shows 11 to 17 year olds, 11 report shows 11 to 17 year olds, rr weer— report shows 11 to 17 year olds, rr weer ewe— report shows 11 to 17 year olds, 11 year olds are— report shows 11 to 17 year olds, 11 year olds are vaping. and were-e— 11 year olds are vaping. and there's been— 11 year olds are vaping. and there's been a— 11 year olds are vaping. and there's been a dramatic an er— there's been a dramatic an increase of nearly 12% in 11 weer— increase of nearly 12% in 11 weer ewe— increase of nearly 12% in 11 year olds trying— increase of nearly 12% in 11 year olds trying vaping. “vi;3“ year olds trying vaping. yeah, it's absolutely— year olds trying vaping. yeah, it's absolutely absurd that we're not doing more about it. i really am stunned that our government isn't up in arms over this. and as you say, 11 year olds, it's not even teenagers now. it's children who, as you rightly say, go into what they think is almost a sweet shop because of all the beautiful colours. i mean, i don't know about you, but people who say that these are aimed at existing older to stop. i really older smokers to stop. i really don't believe don't know don't believe that. i don't know any 50 year old hardened snow smokers who are in the market for a bright pink bubble gum vape. i think it's complete lies, complete tosh. it's aimed at kids and they get them young. you keep them. that's the point, ken-r— you keep them. that's the point, ken-r we— you keep them. that's the point, ken-r we keen.— you keep them. that's the point, isn't it? yeah. sorry— you keep them. that's the point, isn't it? yeah. sorry isn't it? it isn't it? yeah. sorry isn't it? w w. — isn't it? yeah. sorry isn't it? w w. w— isn't it? yeah. sorry isn't it? w w. w w. — isn't it? yeah. sorry isn't it? it is. it is. julie.— isn't it? yeah. sorry isn't it? it is. it is. julie. i— isn't it? yeah. sorry isn't it? it is. it is. julie. i mean,- isn't it? yeah. sorry isn't it?

it is. it is. julie. i mean, i think. i think there's a few questions that always spring to mind when i'm. when i'm talking to my kids. 12, 14 mind when i'm. when i'm talking to my kids. 12,14 and nine, mind when i'm. when i'm talking to my kids. 12, 14 and nine, 18. and they, they all have not, not personal experience of vaping but about the 19 year old. but the little to no but they do know their friends are vaping and when you say to them why are they doing it they just say they like it. now what is it about our young people today that they are needing to have a nicotine hit because the nicotine they get from these vapes is actually more than they're getting from cigarettes? because cigarettes are quite hard on the lungs. they don't they don't taste nice. the vapes taste of strawberries, they can puff away on them. the parents can't smell them. they can do it in the school toilets. they can do it on the bus because you can't smell anything. why do you think, is there a problem think, julie, is there a problem with must be feel with how our kids must be feel thing that they need this high ? thing that they need this high? i it might well be yes. i mean back in my i it might well be yes. i mean week w nw day— i it might well be yes. i mean back in my day, it— i it might well be yes. i mean back in my day, it was- e g“ 3rvi;5 i mean back in my day, it was alcohol. rwewene— back in my day, it was alcohol. rwewene wee— back in my day, it was alcohol. everyone was drinking way too

nwen— everyone was drinking way too nwen er— everyone was drinking way too nwen er ener. — everyone was drinking way too much of that. .we- everyone was drinking way too much of that. we had the much of that. and we had the wneke— much of that. and we had the whole alcohol— much of that. and we had the whole alcohol ops— much of that. and we had the whole alcohol ops scandal wasn't were— there where they were deliberately - there where they were - deliberately-alcopops there where they were - deliberately - alcopops at deliberately aiming alcopops at young— deliberately aiming alcopops at wewne-wwr— deliberately aiming alcopops at young but nowadays young children. but nowadays i rnvnk— young children. but nowadays i rnvnk we— young children. but nowadays i think it's almost— young children. but nowadays i think it's almost the sort of we— think it's almost the sort of er— think it's almost the sort of vice of choice— think it's almost the sort of vice of choice of— think it's almost the sort of vice of choice of young people. kne— vice of choice of young people. and ee— vice of choice of young people. and ee wew— vice of choice of young people. knew ee wew eew.— vice of choice of young people. and as you say, maybe it's eweee— and as you say, maybe it's stress, maybe _ and as you say, maybe it's stress, maybe it's worries, stress, maybe it's exam worries, newee— stress, maybe it's exam worries, newee-eeer— stress, maybe it's exam worries, maybe peer pressure. and as stress, maybe it's exam worries, maysay, peer pressure. and as stress, maybe it's exam worries, may say, you eer pressure. and as stress, maybe it's exam worries, maysay, you caniressure. and as stress, maybe it's exam worries, maysay, you can get;ure. and as stress, maybe it's exam worries, maysay, you can get awaylnd as stress, maybe it's exam worries, may say, you can get away with s you say, you can get away with it you say, you can get away with w-wew— you say, you can get away with w-wew een-r— you say, you can get away with it-you can't smell- you say, you can get away with it you can't smell it. it because you can't smell it. wew—ewew- it because you can't smell it. wew—ewew ene- it because you can't smell it.| you—away and hide you can tuck it away and hide it. you can tuck it away and hide w. wew— you can tuck it away and hide w. vew een-r— you can tuck it away and hide it. you don't smell your hair it. you don't smell in your hair or it. you don't smell in your hair er-nenee— it. you don't smell in your hair er-nenee er— it. you don't smell in your hair or hands of smoking. so or your hands of smoking. so we— or your hands of smoking. so we e— or your hands of smoking. so we e reekkw— or your hands of smoking. so it's a really hidden problem . it's a really hidden problem. kne— it's a really hidden problem. ene-ene— it's a really hidden problem. and-the other- it's a really hidden problem. and the other hand, it's and yet, on the other hand, it's so and yet, on the other hand, it's —eeew- and yet, on the other hand, it's —eeew eweerl so obvious it's on every street corner no one seems to be up corner and no one seems to be up in corner and no one seems to be up vn-ekewr— corner and no one seems to be up vn-ekewr w. — corner and no one seems to be up vn-ekewr w. v— corner and no one seems to be up in-about it. i think- corner and no one seems to be up in-about it. i think we- corner and no one seems to be up in-about it. i think we i. in arms about it. i think we i think the government missed a trick here because this has all been allowed to be pushed through making vape through and it's making the vape companies amount of companies a huge amount of money. we've got go money. i think we've got to go to the but thank you, to the news, but thank you, julie. julie cook there. journalist just going journalist but i was just going to think they should to say, i think they should always have only ever been on prescription for people trying to your corner to stop smoking in your corner shop. a hidden from view vapes are shop. a hidden from view vapes ere-keen— shop. a hidden from view vapes ere-keen ewew— shop. a hidden from view vapes are _yeah they were. - shop. a hidden from view vapes are _yeah they were. theyl are not. yeah they were. they were introduced as a medicinal product to stop smoking . product to stop people smoking. great. we thought this was a brilliant idea and they've morphed something much more

morphed into something much more pernicious. certainly morphed into something much more pernicious . certainly is. still pernicious. certainly is. still to pernicious. certainly is. still re eene— pernicious. certainly is. still we .— pernicious. certainly is. still to come , online— vi. certainly is. still to come , online therapy is being to come, online therapy is being eweee— to come, online therapy is being eweree enve— to come, online therapy is being offered this morning, being eweee— offered this morning, being eweree ee— offered this morning, being offered as a— offered this morning, being offered as a way out for eewenre— offered as a way out for patients dealing with the keekkee — patients dealing with the backlog waiting times. backlog of waiting times. but kak— backlog of waiting times. but kak w— backlog of waiting times. but will it work?— backlog of waiting times. but will it work? we'll find out ewer— will it work? we'll find out we ene— will it work? we'll find out after the headlines with wnvennen— after the headlines with rhiannon jones. after the headlines with rhiannon jones . good morning. rhiannon jones. good morning. it's rhiannon jones. good morning. we rose. — rhiannon jones. good morning. we rose. wewr— rhiannon jones. good morning. it's 1033. your top— rhiannon jones. good morning. it's 1033. your top stories- rhiannon jones. good morning. it's 1033. your top stories from the gp newsroom . a taxi driver the gp newsroom. a taxi driver says prince harry and meghan looked nervous and scared as they were chased by paparazzi through the streets of new york. it follows claims the couple was involved in a near catastrophic incident which lasted over two hours after attending an award ceremony on tuesday night. the new york police department described the situation as challenging and said there were no injuries or arrests . japanese no injuries or arrests. japanese businesses have pledged to invest almost £18 billion in the uk, with rishi sunak describing it as a massive vote of confidence in the british economy . the prime minister, economy. the prime minister, who's in tokyo ahead of the g7

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and place your vote gb news britain's news . and place your vote gb news britain's news. channel right. it's 1038. this is to the point on it's 1038. this is to the point en en— it's 1038. this is to the point en en wewe— it's 1038. this is to the point on gb news with— it's 1038. this is to the point on gb news with andrew pierce ene— on gb news with andrew pierce ene wew— on gb news with andrew pierce and bev turner— on gb news with andrew pierce and bev turner people suffering wen— and bev turner people suffering wen enwew— and bev turner people suffering from anxiety and— and bev turner people suffering from anxiety and depression are weewe— from anxiety and depression are reevne-wewvne— from anxiety and depression are facing waiting times for facing long waiting times for rreernenr— facing long waiting times for treatment-the— facing long waiting times for treatment the nhs buckles treatment as the nhs buckles wneer— treatment as the nhs buckles wneer ene— treatment as the nhs buckles wneer ene-er- treatment as the nhs buckles under the of demand. but under the weight of demand. but a under the weight of demand. but e enkvne— under the weight of demand. but a new online talking therapy rreernenr— a new online talking therapy treatment has— a new online talking therapy treatment has been given the even— treatment has been given the ereen wew— treatment has been given the green light-offer- treatment has been given the green light offer patients green light to offer patients eeeker— green light to offer patients fewer-eere- green light to offer patients faster-care .- green light to offer patients faster-care . but. green light to offer patients. faster-care . but what faster access to care. but what if faster access to care. but what w wew— faster access to care. but what w wew enkvne— faster access to care. but what if you online zoom— faster access to care. but what if you online zoom calls really neke— if you online zoom calls really neke wew— if you online zoom calls really neke wew reek— if you online zoom calls really make you feel any— if you online zoom calls really make you feel any better? well, rer-e— make you feel any better? well, ker-e eek— make you feel any better? well, ker-e eek ene— make you feel any better? well, let's ask the founder and chief eeewwe — let's ask the founder and chief eeewwe er— let's ask the founder and chief executive of mental health enerww— executive of mental health charity sane,_ executive of mental health charity sane, marjorie wallace. eeee — charity sane, marjorie wallace. eeee nernkne— charity sane, marjorie wallace. good morning, marjorie . good good morning, marjorie. good nernkne— good morning, marjorie. good nernvne. eeew— good morning, marjorie. good morning. good morning. nice to see morning. good morning. nice to wew.— morning. good morning. nice to wew. se— morning. good morning. nice to wew. se enve— morning. good morning. nice to see you. so this is— morning. good morning. nice to see you. so this is basically rekvne— see you. so this is basically rekvne ene— see you. so this is basically taking the therapy process out of taking the therapy process out er e— taking the therapy process out of a treatment— taking the therapy process out of a treatment room and putting it of a treatment room and putting w enkkne— of a treatment room and putting it online. fine.— of a treatment room and putting it online. fine. do— of a treatment room and putting it online. fine. do you have concerns about— it online. fine. do you have concerns about that ? well, yes,

concerns about that? well, yes, i concerns about that? well, yes, v ereen— concerns about that? well, yes, v were— concerns about that? well, yes, i mean, there are— concerns about that? well, yes, i mean, there are a— concerns about that? well, yes, i mean, there are a lot of concerns about- i mean, there are a lot of concerns about that. l mean, there are a lot of concerns about that. “ concerns about that. i mean, we— concerns about that. i mean, it's obviously a quick fix way of trying to sort of get people off. people of the books of the nhs . i off. people of the books of the nhs. i mean, we are facing a tidal wave at the moment of people reporting anxiety and depression , 1 in 6 people. so depression, 1 in 6 people. so you can imagine that the national health service is trying very hard to cope with it . the difficulty is, is that what they're trying to do is kind of put a bit of gauze over the wounds that people have, and there's not much evidence that that lasts long term. there are some people who can really benefit , you know, because benefit, you know, because they're maybe quite nerdy . they they're maybe quite nerdy. they may be able to get on to the apps. they may be able to actually access is very difficult because only a few gps have bought into these new apps andifs have bought into these new apps and it's very random as to whether or not you get referred. you can't refer yourself. and if you do refer yourself, you have to buy them. and anything from £69 to £370. but the main

problem that we have is that we have a lot of calls from people who are anxious and depressed , who are anxious and depressed, and they say that when they go on these apps, they all right for a bit. but then as it comes to the end, they feel even more isolated and excluded because they have not had that human contact , which is where you contact, which is where you trust one person with your story . and you know that that person is going to give you personal, targeted help . so really what targeted help. so really what wew-e— targeted help. so really what wew-e kvke— targeted help. so really what wew-e kvke re— targeted help. so really what you'd like to see— targeted help. so really what you'd like to see are- g: so really what you'd like to see are is more funding— you'd like to see are is more funding rer— you'd like to see are is more funding for more— you'd like to see are is more funding for more therapists in nereen— funding for more therapists in eereen we— funding for more therapists in person via the— funding for more therapists in person via the nhs being reerwwee. — person via the nhs being recruited. why— person via the nhs being recruited. why aren't why nwen-r— recruited. why aren't why newen-r we— recruited. why aren't why haven't we got- recruited. why aren't why haven't we got more numbers? is it haven't we got more numbers? is w e— haven't we got more numbers? is w e weeken— haven't we got more numbers? is w e erewen er— haven't we got more numbers? is it a problem of finding actual rnereevere— it a problem of finding actual rnereevere e— it a problem of finding actual therapists ? it's— it a problem of finding actual therapists ? it's _ it a problem of finding actual therapists ? it's writ. it a problem of finding actual therapists ? it's bikini; therapists? it's well, the whole of the psychiatric services you probably again and again i've been saying this over the years, but they are actually in breakdown. they the workforce is just simply not there. people are leaving. there aren't enough psychiatric nurses , let alone psychiatric nurses, let alone

consultants. and there are not enough counsellors or experienced enough counsellors. and so it's really what we really need to be doing is building up this workforce at the moment, using this digital form of communication is really and to our minds , diversion. and to our minds, diversion. it's a little bit better than the crisis lines. we tried out the crisis lines. we tried out the crisis lines because we run ourselves at, say, a crisis line . but the ones that people are given on the nhs, people ring up in desperate distress and they say, well, why don't you have a bath? go for a walk, stroke a cat , and they bath? go for a walk, stroke a cat, and they ring us bath? go for a walk, stroke a cat , and they ring us absolutely cat, and they ring us absolutely crushed and demeaned that they're very serious mental pain isn't being taken seriously , you isn't being taken seriously, you know. so this may be a slight step up. but again , you know, step up. but again, you know, it's quite chilly , isn't it? it's quite chilly, isn't it? quite cold, just looking at a screen and even if you do get videos of other people who've suffered depression, anxiety, it's not the same as being with a person that you feel you can

feel safe with. yeah and confide in feel safe with. yeah and confide vn wen-ene.— feel safe with. yeah and confide in marjorie. thank— feel safe with. yeah and confide in marjorie. thank you- �*7vi;vi;. “cir?" and confide in marjorie. thank you for nerewe— in marjorie. thank you for raising awareness of it. chief eeewwe— raising awareness of it. chief executive of— raising awareness of it. chief executive of mental health enerww— executive of mental health charity sane,— executive of mental health charity sane, that is marjorie wekkeee.— charity sane, that is marjorie wallace. right.— charity sane, that is marjorie wallace. right. we're going to go wallace. right. we're going to ee rnrewen— wallace. right. we're going to ee rnrewen ene— wallace. right. we're going to go through the stories of the dew — go through the stories of the new. keen— go through the stories of the day. karen-says- go through the stories of the day. karen says she day. karen malone says she wwn-r— day. karen malone says she wwn-r-enw— day. karen malone says she didn't-any noise- day. karen malone says she didn't any noise when she didn't make any noise when she came _was mark- didn't make any noise when she. came _was mark steyn. came in. today was mark steyn. well, you're spilling water. i don't. that was tea, actually. oh. oh, forgive me. sam lister back here with us this week. look, let's go to you first. carol much is this story ? carol how much is this story? arnie exaggerated these are a pair of drama queens. these two. they said pair of drama queens. these two. rnew eew ener— pair of drama queens. these two. they said that they— pair of drama queens. these two. they said that they had- pair of drama queens. these two. they said that they had it- ” v: : these two. they said that they had it was it they said that they had it was w wee— they said that they had it was it was released— they said that they had it was it was released into the media. t hey— it was released into the media. rnew nee— it was released into the media. rnew nee e— it was released into the media. they had a near— it was released into the media. they had a near catastrophic car we — they had a near catastrophic car we kne— they had a near catastrophic car chase. and the— they had a near catastrophic car chase. and the police have said nernvne— chase. and the police have said nernvne er— chase. and the police have said nernvne er ene— chase. and the police have said nothing of the sort. they've eew— nothing of the sort. they've eew w— nothing of the sort. they've eew w wee— nothing of the sort. they've said it was a— nothing of the sort. they've said it was a little bit weewe.— said it was a little bit chaotic, not- said it was a little bit chaotic, not catastrophic. the newer— chaotic, not catastrophic. the mayor challenging was the word they— mayor challenging was the word rnew eew.— mayor challenging was the word rnew eew. nerw— mayor challenging was the word they said. harry and meghan said they— they said. harry and meghan said new new— they said. harry and meghan said new new e— they said. harry and meghan said new new e ewe— they said. harry and meghan said they had a two hour chase rnrewen— they had a two hour chase rnrewen wew— they had a two hour chase through new york city. anyone wne-e— through new york city. anyone wne-e keen— through new york city. anyone wne-e keen rn— through new york city. anyone who's been in new york knows you een-r— who's been in new york knows you eewe—nwee- who's been in new york knows you eewe—nwee en- can't get above 50 miles an new. — can't get above 50 miles an new. se— can't get above 50 miles an new. se w— can't get above 50 miles an hour. so it can't— can't get above 50 miles an hour. so it can't have been a eneee— hour. so it can't have been a chase anywhere.— hour. so it can't have been a chase anywhere. they could have got chase anywhere. they could have eer ewe— chase anywhere. they could have eer ewr ene— chase anywhere. they could have got out and walked, but they eevne— got out and walked, but they were going _two - got out and walked, but they were going two hours, were going on for two hours, wnen— were going on for two hours, wnvenleen-r— were going on for two hours,

which don't really understand which i don't really understand weee— which i don't really understand. keeewee—ewr because they could have got out of because they could have got out er-kne — because they could have got out er-kne ee— because they could have got out of-and so they're- of the car. and so they're ekeknkne— of the car. and so they're claiming, know, was claiming, you know, he was rwvne— claiming, you know, he was rwvne re— claiming, you know, he was trying to invoke— claiming, you know, he was trying to invoke diana's death in trying to invoke diana's death vn-venw— trying to invoke diana's death vn-ven-r ener- trying to invoke diana's death in - isn't that isn't. in the car. isn't that isn't that which is shameful and appalling. but the mayor of new yerk— appalling. but the mayor of new verk nee— appalling. but the mayor of new verk nee eew— appalling. but the mayor of new york has said-finds— appalling. but the mayor of new york has said-finds it- “g but the mayor of new york has said finds it really york has said he finds it really nere— york has said he finds it really hard-believe— york has said he finds it really hard believe dental and hard to believe in dental and a eeneekw—eww- hard to believe in dental and a densely-city like- hard to believe in dental and a densely city like new densely populated city like new yerk— densely populated city like new wew-rnre— densely populated city like new york .this-happen.- densely populated city like new york this happen. nbc york that this could happen. nbc wewe—ener- york that this could happen. nbc news—that harry. york that this could happen. nbci news—that harry and news channel said that harry and weenen-e— news channel said that harry and meghan's account— news channel said that harry and meghan's account of events is enwrekw— meghan's account of events is entirely different— meghan's account of events is entirely different from the eewee-e— entirely different from the police's account of events. even ene— police's account of events. even rne eek— police's account of events. even the cab driver— police's account of events. even the cab driver ,— police's account of events. even the cab driver , there was a the cab driver, there was a wekkew— the cab driver, there was a wekkew eek— the cab driver, there was a yellow cab driver who eventually reek— yellow cab driver who eventually reek wnen— yellow cab driver who eventually took them where _ yellow cab driver who eventually took them where they were going. he took them where they were going. ne—vn- took them where they were going. ne—vn eeneerl he said. he was never in danger at he said. he was never in danger er-ne— he said. he was never in danger er-ne eew.— he said. he was never in danger at- he said, this— he said. he was never in danger at. he said, this is- he said. he was never in danger at he said, this is new at all. he said, this is new yerk— at all. he said, this is new wew-leew— at all. he said, this is new york. .said this- at all. he said, this is new york. said this was just like york. he said this was just like a york. he said this was just like e kvne— york. he said this was just like e knew-eere— york. he said this was just like a kind safe journey. so the a kind of a safe journey. so the pew— a kind of a safe journey. so the pew er— a kind of a safe journey. so the pew er enen— a kind of a safe journey. so the pair of them are— a kind of a safe journey. so the pair of them are just exaggerating this and it's funny wer— exaggerating this and it's funny ener w— exaggerating this and it's funny ener w nwe— exaggerating this and it's funny that it hits the— exaggerating this and it's funny that it hits the media at a time wnen— that it hits the media at a time wnen nerw— that it hits the media at a time wnen nerw ve— that it hits the media at a time when harry is in— that it hits the media at a time when harry is in court here in keneken— when harry is in court here in. london._moaning london. absolutely and moaning eeewe— london. absolutely and moaning eeewe-ener— london. absolutely and moaning about-that that- london. absolutely and moaning about that that that about the fact that that that ner— about the fact that that that nee-wewr— about the fact that that that nee-wewr rewr- about the fact that that that met won't put their you met police won't put their you een-r— met police won't put their you eewe-nee— met police won't put their you can't-med police- met police won't put their you can't med police to put can't pay for med police to put knew— can't pay for med police to put new wwee— can't pay for med police to put their lives on— can't pay for med police to put their lives on the— can't pay for med police to put their lives on the line for him. i their lives on the line for him. v-rnve— their lives on the line for him. v-rwe kkeke— their lives on the line for him. i-this bloke is- their lives on the line for him. i this bloke is shocking . i mean, this bloke is shocking. he i mean, this bloke is shocking. ne nee— i mean, this bloke is shocking. we nee ne— i mean, this bloke is shocking. he has no shame.— i mean, this bloke is shocking. he has no shame. i'm just kind of he has no shame. i'm just kind er weneenne— he has no shame. i'm just kind of wondering-ever- he has no shame. i'm just kind of wondering ever stop of wondering if he'll ever stop vnwekvne— of wondering if he'll ever stop vnwekvne we— of wondering if he'll ever stop invoking his mother's death into wwee— invoking his mother's death into wner ne— invoking his mother's death into we we weee— invoking his mother's death into we we eeee .— invoking his mother's death into what he does . i— invoking his mother's death into what he does . i mean, he's got what he does. i mean, he's got six what he does. i mean, he's got ew eeww— what he does. i mean, he's got ew eewn eeee—

what he does. i mean, he's got six court cases going on. vnereewke.— six court cases going on. incredible. moaning about incredible. just moaning about eenernvne. — incredible. just moaning about something. and— incredible. just moaning about something. and this is just, you knew— something. and this is just, you knew .— something. and this is just, you knew . rnew— something. and this is just, you knew . rnew ee— something. and this is just, you know , they are making themselves know, they are making themselves rwvewkewe— know, they are making themselves rwvewkewe en— know, they are making themselves ridiculous on both— know, they are making themselves ridiculous on both sides of the krkenwe— ridiculous on both sides of the krkenwe .— ridiculous on both sides of the atlantic , particularly in atlantic, but particularly in wew— atlantic, but particularly in new yerk— atlantic, but particularly in new york and _ atlantic, but particularly in new york and in america. when ene— new york and in america. when ene ve— new york and in america. when she is desperately— new york and in america. when she is desperately trying to wew— she is desperately trying to save their brand currently, and rnre— save their brand currently, and we re— save their brand currently, and we re rnre— save their brand currently, and this is this is— save their brand currently, and this is this is just— save their brand currently, and this is this is just going to vnwwe— this is this is just going to invite ridicule— this is this is just going to invite ridicule and deservedly so, invite ridicule and deservedly w-kk— invite ridicule and deservedly so, it'll unravel— invite ridicule and deservedly so, it'll unravel ,— invite ridicule and deservedly so, it'll unravel , stan, won't so, it'll unravel, stan, won't we— so, it'll unravel, stan, won't we — so, it'll unravel, stan, won't we keen.— so, it'll unravel, stan, won't it? yeah, completely. - so, it'll unravel, stan, won't it? /vi.3“ iviv i so, it'll unravel, stan, won't- it? yeah, completely. because of the witnesses and the paparazzi are presumably going to speak out, too and say nothing is to sort happened. absolutely. and as sort happened. absolutely. and ee eereke— sort happened. absolutely. and as carole pointed— sort happened. absolutely. and as carole pointed out,- : absolutely. and as carole pointed out, the taxi wwer— as carole pointed out, the taxi driver-speaking- as carole pointed out, the taxi driver-speaking .- as carole pointed out, the taxi driver-speaking . i. driver has been speaking. i ween-eew.- driver has been speaking. i mean,-fair, he- driver has been speaking. i mean, fair, he did say mean, to be fair, he did say ener— mean, to be fair, he did say ener knew— mean, to be fair, he did say that they seemed incredibly neewwe— that they seemed incredibly nervous. and— that they seemed incredibly nervous. and i— that they seemed incredibly nervous. and i suppose if i was if nervous. and i suppose if i was w v— nervous. and i suppose if i was w v wee— nervous. and i suppose if i was w v re— nervous. and i suppose if i was w v re ke— nervous. and i suppose if i was if i was to be charitable , let's if i was to be charitable, let's try if i was to be charitable, let's rw ene— if i was to be charitable, let's rw ene ke— if i was to be charitable, let's try and be charitable. don't try and be charitable. you don't newe—knew.- try and be charitable. you don't have know, nobody have to be, you know, nobody ekee— have to be, you know, nobody ekeelrne— have to be, you know, nobody else-the country- have to be, you know, nobody else the country is. but else in the country is. but i kneevne— else in the country is. but i can imagine that, you know, even— can imagine that, you know, even ene— can imagine that, you know, given the background, he has, ener— given the background, he has, ener ne— given the background, he has, that he would— given the background, he has, that he would be— given the background, he has, that he would be on a higher sense - in these - sense of alert in these situations— sense of alert in these situations perhaps any situations than perhaps any enwneew— situations than perhaps any anybody would. and so anybody else would. and so you een-wnw— anybody else would. and so you een-wnw eerneee— anybody else would. and so you can why perhaps might be a can see why perhaps might be a kwrke— can see why perhaps might be a kwrke kw— can see why perhaps might be a were we nwee— can see why perhaps might be a little bit hyped up— can see why perhaps might be a little bit hyped up about this. but little bit hyped up about this. nwe-re— little bit hyped up about this. nwe-re eew.— little bit hyped up about this. but-to say, when- little bit hyped up about this. but to say, when it but i have to say, when it ekeenee— but i have to say, when it ekeenee we— but i have to say, when it flashed up yesterday that this rnre— flashed up yesterday that this this near—catastrophic, felt this near—catastrophic, i felt evek— this near—catastrophic, i felt eek-er—

this near—catastrophic, i felti sick-of-stomach sick in the pit of my stomach weee— sick in the pit of my stomach because-please,- sick in the pit of my stomach because please, no sick in the pit of my stomach. because-please, no , because i thought, please, no, this— because i thought, please, no, this-happening- because i thought, please, no, this happening again. this can't be happening again. and— this can't be happening again. and-when— this can't be happening again. and when actually you find and then when actually you find out—happened- and then when actually you find out—happened and. and then when actually you find out happened and you out what really happened and you see out what really happened and you the— out what really happened and you see the accounts— out what really happened and you see the accounts from the pence,— see the accounts from the pence, from — see the accounts from the police, from the taxi driver, it nothing— police, from the taxi driver, it was nothing like— police, from the taxi driver, it was nothing like a near catastrophic.- was nothing like a near catastrophic. no. using the word catastrophic,— catastrophic. no. using the word catastrophic, obviously. i mean, it was— catastrophic, obviously. i mean, it so— catastrophic, obviously. i mean, is so sve— catastrophic, obviously. i mean, it was so over the— catastrophic, obviously. i mean, it was so over the top for what happened.— it was so over the top for what happened. ana— it was so over the top for what happened. and .— it was so over the top for what happened. and i think they're really— happened. and i think they're really silly— happened. and i think they're really say as— happened. and i think they're really silly to use exaggerated language— really silly to use exaggerated language in— really silly to use exaggerated language in this— really silly to use exaggerated language in this circumstance. it's language in this circumstance. e-s-eaae— language in this circumstance. ae-s-eaae they- language in this circumstance. it's-that they were- it's the fact that they were trying basically off trying to basically shake off the paparazzi because they didn't know that didn't want them to know that they and stay they were going to go and stay at friend's house. so they at their friend's house. so they had choice. they were had a choice. yeah, they were trying to have their cake and eat it. they're trying to out trying to have their cake and ea a t. they're trying to out trying to have their cake and ea a £7,000 re trying to out trying to have their cake and ea a £7,000 outfit1g to out trying to have their cake and ea a £7,000 outfit that out trying to have their cake and ea a £7,000 outfit that meghan's in a £7,000 outfit that meghan's wearing to go onto a black tie event accept award and event to accept an award and then absolute privacy then have your absolute privacy when go home. doesn't when you go home. life doesn't work that. and if you've work like that. and if you've got,— work like that. and if you've gee, yea— work like that. and if you've gas, you knew,— c and if you've got, you know, security officials,— got, you know, security officials, they officials, which they do, they have — officials, which they do, they have six. they— officials, which they do, they have six. they had- officials, which they do, they have six. “a: :,»a< have six. they had six bodyguards a police and a bodyguards and a police and a police car was that a police was followed? was an was escorting seeme— followed? was an was escorting theme ves— followed? was an was escorting theme ves se— followed? was an was escorting them? yes so which— 3“ was an was escorting them? yes so which why the them? yes so which is why the maya— them? yes so which is why the mayer-ee— them? yes so which is why the mayer-ea say,— them? yes so which is why the mayer-ea saala- mayor is able to say, as a farmer— mayor is able to say, as a former copper.— mayor is able to say, as a former copper. yeah. actually awe—shank- former copper. yeah. actually two—think so.l two hours. i don't think so. maybe— two hours. i don't think so. maybe ea— two hours. i don't think so. maybe or maybe ten minutes. .

maybe or maybe ten minutes. it asa— maybe or maybe ten minutes. it also appears— maybe or maybe ten minutes. it also appears that— maybe or maybe ten minutes. it also appears that that- maybe or maybe ten minutes. it also appears that that omid scobie, media he's scobie, their media but he's going could have been fatal. going it could have been fatal. no, couldn't. no no. and no, it couldn't. no no, no. and he wasn't there by the- he wasn't there by the way. \.; he wasn't there by the way. no, he wasn't there by the way. no, he wasa-e— he wasn't there by the way. no, he wasn't there. _ he wasn't there by the way. no, he wasn't there. so _ he wasn't there by the way. no, he wasn't there. so how- he wasn't there by the way. m2» . ”a22; so how would he wasn't there by the way. \»»2» . n22; so how would he he wasn't there. so how would he knows — he wasn't there. so how would he knows wen.— he wasn't there. so how would he know? well, how do you think he knew? yeah, because he's. but it's interesting. this— , »/»2;5»" f but it's interesting. this couple was— it's interesting. this couple was was»— it's interesting. this couple was was» as— it's interesting. this couple who want to guard their privacy, the»— who want to guard their privacy, they-ems— who want to guard their privacy, they-ems aa— who want to guard their privacy, they-this in the— who want to guard their privacy, they this in the public they put this in the public domain.— they put this in the public domain. their— they put this in the public domain. their spokesman this domain. their spokesman put this statement—we're- statement out. and i'm we're all veterans statements from from veterans of statements from from paaaee— veterans of statements from from palace officials.— veterans of statements from from palace officials. never palace officials. i've never seen—seal palace officials. i've never. seen—that. no, seen one quite like that. no, eee-ana— seen one quite like that. no, no.-and comma.. seen one quite like that. no,- no.-and comma. yeah is no. every dot and comma. yeah is astonishing. — no. every dot and comma. yeah is astonishing. .because- no. every dot and comma. yeah is astonishing. because they astonishing. and because they put astonishing. and because they nae se— astonishing. and because they has so much— astonishing. and because they put so much detail out there, has— put so much detail out there, has easy— put so much detail out there, has easy ee— put so much detail out there, it's easy to check— put so much detail out there, it's easy to check it. »/»2;5»“ it's easy to check it. yeah, he— it's easy to check it. yeah, he ane— it's easy to check it. yeah, he af— it's easy to check it. yeah, it's one of the strange relationships, harry relationships, isn't that harry loathes we know this, loathes the press? we know this, but quite stay away but he can't quite stay away from it. and i think that's part of the problem here, that they can't actually just go and live this that they this quiet life that they promise to go and do. they went to you know, if you to canada, you know, if you wanted live quiet life, you wanted to live a quiet life, you could have gone. he needs some of could have gone. he needs some eh-enhne— could have gone. he needs some of-online therapy— could have gone. he needs some of-online therapy that- of this online therapy that we've-talking. we've just been talking about. hag-ane— we've just been talking about. marjorie wallace— we've just been talking about. marjorie wallace .talk- we've just been talking about. marjorie wallace .talk to . marjorie wallace can talk to him. i think i think he's beyond hag-anes— him. i think i think he's beyond hag-ene-s hen.— " i think i think he's beyond marjorie's help. actually, as gase— marjorie's help. actually, as geealshe— marjorie's help. actually, as geealshe hs. — marjorie's help. actually, as good-she is. you- marjorie's help. actually, as good she is. »./»2» marjorie's help. actually, as good she is. »v./»2» good as she is. you know, you know what they need more than

therapy have a load therapy because they have a load of they really of therapy. they need really good tell them the good mates to tell them the truth. they need a truth. yeah. yeah they need a cohort people around who cohort of people around them who 90, cohort of people around them who go, harry, listen, you cannot have ways. need have it both ways. you need people them give people around them that give them a dose of reality. yeah, them a dose of reality. yeah, the thing-shey- them a dose of reality. yeah, the thing-they have. the thing is, bev, they have seah— the thing is, bev, they have staff-probably- the thing is, bev, they have staff probably tell them staff who probably tell them that.— staff who probably tell them shah-shen— staff who probably tell them that,-then they- staff who probably tell them that, then they sack them. that, and then they sack them. wen. — that, and then they sack them. wen. yeah.— that, and then they sack them. well, yeah, here— that, and then they sack them. well, yeah, here it's. �*»f»»»2;cc well, yeah, here it's. well, eneee—high- well, yeah, here it's. well, there high turnover there was a very high turnover of staff working for meghan at the palace and of course we never the report into never did see the report into the allegations bullying the allegations of bullying that was conducted. an independent report. we've never seen it. but did the palace not report. we've never seen it. l but-did the palace not put but why did the palace not put that— but why did the palace not put ggg enee— but why did the palace not put ggg ease h— but why did the palace not put that out? | don't— but why did the palace not put that out? i don't quite understand. - that out? i don't quite understand. f c understand. i suspect it's devastating. yeah, we devastating. yeah, right. can we just devastating. yeah, right. can we hash-anaes— devastating. yeah, right. can we just-about this?— devastating. yeah, right. can we just-about this?iknow- just talk about this? i know it seems-hia— just talk about this? i know it seems-bit of- just talk about this? i know it seems-bit of a- just talk about this? i know it seems bit of a strange seems like a bit of a strange seen.— seems like a bit of a strange seen. pangae— seems like a bit of a strange story. purple bricks, a state agency. — story. purple bricks, a state agency. this— story. purple bricks, a state agency. this when this was hunched.— agency. this when this was launched, going to launched, it was going to revolutionise— launched, it was going to revolutionise the estate agency hashness—shenl business all online, no shop frontage.— frontage. et cetera. you pay a fee— frontage. et cetera. you pay a fee ana— frontage. et cetera. you pay a fee and van— frontage. et cetera. you pay a fee and you sell— frontage. et cetera. you pay a fee and you sell your house without— fee and you sell your house without traditional without using a traditional estate— without using a traditionali estate—been estate agent. it's just been ssh»— estate agent. it's just been sew-henna.— estate agent. it's just been sold pound. pound i mean, sold for a pound. pound i mean, it sold for a pound. pound i mean, he nene— sold for a pound. pound i mean, he went henn— sold for a pound. pound i mean, it went down, you— sold for a pound. pound i mean, it went down, you know, the sh— it went down, you know, the owner, sir charles, must have been— owner, sir charles, must have been regretting— owner, sir charles, must have been regretting selling been regretting not selling eanhen— been regretting not selling eanhen. — been regretting not selling earlier. yeah,— been regretting not selling earlier . »v/»2;5»" f been regretting not selling earlier. / f earlier. yeah, because they advertised a lot on tv. well, at

one point it was— 5»»: : »2»" . well, at one point it was everywhere, wash-e— one point it was everywhere, wasn-e he— one point it was everywhere, nasnh he h— one point it was everywhere, wasn't it? it was. _ one point it was everywhere, wasn't it? it was. it was valued at wasn't it? it was. it was valued ah eh— wasn't it? it was. it was valued ah eh hhhen— wasn't it? it was. it was valued at £1 billion. yeah.— wasn't it? it was. it was valued at £1 billion. yeah. but i think people— at £1 billion. yeah. but i think neehhe ae— at £1 billion. yeah. but i think neehhe as he— at £1 billion. yeah. but i think people do like face to face interaction,— people do like face to face interaction, isn't it? " interaction, isn't it? this is what— interaction, isn't it? this is what we— interaction, isn't it? this is what we realise, particularly after covid. you know, we did everything online and actually people to have that. people do want to have that. and thought would succeed and i thought it would succeed heeaase— and i thought it would succeed because-founded- and i thought it would succeed because founded sir because it was founded by sir chanes— because it was founded by siri charles _founded charles dunstone. he founded cannhene— charles dunstone. he founded carphone we carphone warehouse, which as we knew.— carphone warehouse, which as we know, revolutionised used phone sates— know, revolutionised used phone sahes .— know, revolutionised used phone sahes . ana.— know, revolutionised used phone sales . and, and— know, revolutionised used phone sales . and, and i— know, revolutionised used phone sales . and, and i wished it well sales. and, and i wished it well heeaase— sales. and, and i wished it well heeaase yea— sales. and, and i wished it well because you thought it's going to because you thought it's going he sa— because you thought it's going he yea— because you thought it's going he you a— because you thought it's going to save you a lot— because you thought it's going to save you a lot of money when yea.— to save you a lot of money when yea. yeah.— to save you a lot of money when yea. yeah. hhah-s— to save you a lot of money when you. yeah, that's true. and you aenh— you. yeah, that's true. and you aenh nanh— you. yeah, that's true. and you don't want your— you. yeah, that's true. and you don't want your flipping estate agenh— don't want your flipping estate agenh hhene. — don't want your flipping estate agent there. you— don't want your flipping estate agent there. you made me laugh. wen.— agent there. you made me laugh. wen. ahe— agent there. you made me laugh. wen. the idea— agent there. you made me laugh. well, the idea you— agent there. you made me laugh. well, the idea you could- agent there. you made me laugh. well, the idea you could use- agent there. you made me laugh. well, the idea you could use an onune well, the idea you could use an online agent beyond online estate agent beyond lunacy. i would absolutely go onune lunacy. i would absolutely go online at all. i can't. what is it? online at all. i can't. what is he yeah— online at all. i can't. what is he veah eh— online at all. i can't. what is it? yeah of course.— online at all. i can't. what is it? yeah of course. of- i can't. what is it? yeah of course. of course i seahh — it? yeah of course. of course i seahh he.— it? yeah of course. of course i seahh he. he— it? yeah of course. of course i could. no, no, no,— it? yeah of course. of course i could. no, no, no, i- it? yeah of course. of course i could. no, no, no, i would have gene— could. no, no, no, i would have gene hen— could. no, no, no, i would have gene hen hhe— could. no, no, no, i would have gone for the very— could. no, no, no, i would have gone for the very traditional eshahe— gone for the very traditional eshahe agenh— gone for the very traditional estate agent. it— gone for the very traditional estate agent. it wouldn't work for estate agent. it wouldn't work hen nne— estate agent. it wouldn't work hen as— estate agent. it wouldn't work for me. as much— estate agent. it wouldn't work for me. as much as i don't want anyheay— for me. as much as i don't want anyheay he— for me. as much as i don't want anyheay he hese— for me. as much as i don't want anybody to lose their jobs, if you— anybody to lose their jobs, if you hen-h— anybody to lose their jobs, if you aenh see— anybody to lose their jobs, if you don't see any business go unend— you don't see any business go ahead h— you don't see any business go ahead h as— you don't see any business go ahead h he geh— you don't see any business go under, i do get a— you don't see any business go under, i do get a sort of sahshe— under, i do get a sort of sadistic pleasure out of some of hhese— sadistic pleasure out of some of these-businesses,- sadistic pleasure out of some of these which businesses, sadistic pleasure out of some of these which rely3usinesses, sadistic pleasure out of some of these which rely oninesses, sadistic pleasure out of some of these which rely on teches, sadistic pleasure out of some of these which rely on tech rather carol, which rely on tech rather hhan— carol, which rely on tech rather hhan hanan— carol, which rely on tech rather than human beings going under. i

than human beings going under. h-hhe— than human beings going under. h-hhe h.— than human beings going under. h-hhe h. yeah.— than human beings going under. i-like it. yeah. and- than human beings going under. i-like it. yeah. and you- i quite like it. yeah. and you can tell by the the story is can tell by the way the story is written in the times, though, that a lot they've got a 750 that a lot of they've got a 750 strong workforce and they are a lot are going to lose lot of them are going to lose their of the their jobs because of the mismanagement the way it's mismanagement and the way it's done. strike have just said hey-ne— done. strike have just said they're-embark. they're going to embark on a sash— they're going to embark on a sash-anne- — they're going to embark on a cost-drive. and- they're going to embark on a cost drive. and we know cost cutting drive. and we know it cost cutting drive. and we know h says— cost cutting drive. and we know h says neaaehng— cost cutting drive. and we know it says reducing the employee hase— it says reducing the employee base._everyone's| base. that means everyone's gehhng—seahal base. that means everyone'si getting—could buy base. that means everyone's- getting_could buy £1 getting sacked. you could buy £1 nhhen. —hsh- million. well, i could just aheah— million. well, i could just. aheah—hah about afford that. yeah, but nhah— about afford that. yeah, but nhah-aee— about afford that. yeah, but nhah-aee — about afford that. yeah, but what-do? what- about afford that. yeah, but what do? in» : about afford that. yeah, but- what-do? what would you do what do i do? what would you do with it? i not clear better- what do i do? in» : »:»2» .7’ i not clear better than with it? i not clear better than you— with it? i not clear better than you enhne— with it? i not clear better than you online service.— with it? i not clear better than you online service. - .7’ i not clear better than you online service. \»2» mg you online service. no. right heh— you online service. no. right keir starmer carol that keir starmer carol saying that he's going try and he's going to try and renegotiate we're all renegotiate brexit. we're all sort this. you sort of stunned by this. you know what? i'm kind of glad he's gene— know what? i'm kind of glad he's done h— know what? i'm kind of glad he's done h ana— know what? i'm kind of glad he's done it and said— know what? i'm kind of glad he's done it and said it— , i'm kind of glad he's done it and said it because we all done it and said it because we ah—nhah- done it and said it because we. all—what.wanted. all knew that's what he wanted. veah. — all knew that's what he wanted. veah. hen— all knew that's what he wanted. veah. hen he— all knew that's what he wanted. yeah. now he showed his true colours, so people really have to colours, so people really have he aeshe. — colours, so people really have he heads-h- colours, so people really have to decide-it will- to decide. i think it will annea— to decide. i think it will| anneah—hehs to decide. i think it will. appeal—lots of appeal to obviously lots of heahes— appeal to obviously lots of remainers.-is- appeal to obviously lots of remainers. is what they remainers. this is what they nanh— remainers. this is what they want .voters. _ remainers. this is what they want voters. dem voters, want to voters. lib dem voters, of want to voters. lib dem voters, eh-hhey-h— want to voters. lib dem voters, of-they'll .that. . want to voters. lib dem voters,| of-they'll-that. but of course they'll want that. but you— of course they'll want that. but you-remainers- of course they'll want that. but you remainers get you know remainers never get shah— you know remainers never get sick catastrophizing brazier sick of catastrophizing brazier vou— sick of catastrophizing brazier yea-ne— sick of catastrophizing brazier yea-we have— sick of catastrophizing brazier you we have bloke, you know we have that bloke, hhah— you know we have that bloke, hhah hass— you know we have that bloke, that boss vauxhall cars in that boss of vauxhall cars in he— that boss of vauxhall cars in hhe-hhhs— that boss of vauxhall cars in the-this morning- that boss of vauxhall cars in the this morning talking the paper this morning talking aheah— the paper this morning talking aheah-h-s— the paper this morning talking about-it's been- the paper this morning talking about-it's been a- the paper this morning talking about it's been a disaster about how it's been a disaster ana— about how it's been a disaster and hey-ne— about how it's been a disaster and they're going— about how it's been a disaster and they're going to have to chase— and they're going to have to close factories— and they're going to have to close factories here this

close factories here in this eeanhn— close factories here in this seamen-hah- close factories here in this country-that will. close factories here in this. country-that will not country. i bet that will not happen. but you know, you know what? it really makes me cross hesaase— what? it really makes me cross heeaase when— what? it really makes me cross because when brexit— , it really makes me cross because when brexit happened this government— because when brexit happened this government incentives this government gave incentives to this government gave incentives he—eennanhesl this government gave incentivesi he—eennanhes he to very wealthy car companies to ashaahy— to very wealthy car companies to ashaahy-hhhs— to very wealthy car companies to actually this country. actually stay in this country. ana— actually stay in this country.| ana—he and vauxhall was one of the sennnnhes— and vauxhall was one of the companies benefited it is companies that benefited it is partly— companies that benefited it is hahh—hhahl companies that benefited it is nahh—hhah hi partly vauxhall's fault that it eanh— partly vauxhall's fault that it sanh h— partly vauxhall's fault that it can't it can't— partly vauxhall's fault that it can't it can't access us the car hahenes. — can't it can't access us the car batteries. now— can't it can't access us the car batteries. now that's part of hen— batteries. now that's part of their reasoning— batteries. now that's part of their reasoning that they have to their reasoning that they have he geh— their reasoning that they have he geh hhen— their reasoning that they have to get them from _ their reasoning that they have to get them from europe and they e.anh— to get them from europe and they s.anh h— to get them from europe and they s.anh h is— to get them from europe and they can't. it is their— to get them from europe and they can't. it is their fault that he»— can't. it is their fault that he» eanh— can't. it is their fault that they can't them can't. it is their fault that- they can't-them-europe they can't get them from europe heeaase— they can't get them from europe because - should _ they can't get them from europe because should have set up they can't get them from europe b

whingeing. but, you know, they nah—ge— whingeing. but, you know, they nanh—ge hash- whingeing. but, you know, they want—go back into. whingeing. but, you know, they want go back into the want starmer to go back into the eu want starmer to go back into the eu hesaase— want starmer to go back into the eu heeaase h— want starmer to go back into the eu because it makes their job eu because it makes theirjob hah— eu because it makes theirjob huh .— eu because it makes theirjob easier. but i just— eu because it makes theirjob easier. but i just find it astonishing— easier. but i just find it astonishing that all of this was announced. _all- astonishing that all of this wasj announced. _all-in astonishing that all of this wasj aiweekced. _all-in astonishing that all of this was aiweek where all in astonishing that all of this was aiweek where he all in astonishing that all of this was aiweek where he saidill in astonishing that all of this was aiweek where he said he's in astonishing that all of this was aiweek where he said he's going a week where he said he's going to a week where he said he's going he aha— a week where he said he's going he .gg ho— a week where he said he's going to add 10 million— a week where he said he's going to add 10 million people to nhgnanhs— to add 10 million people to migrants and— to add 10 million people to migrants and eu migrants and heenagens— migrants and eu migrants and heenagens ae— migrants and eu migrants and teenagers are at— migrants and eu migrants and teenagers are at a very interesting— teenagers are at a very interesting letter in your paper yeshenaay— interesting letter in your paper yeshenaay hen — interesting letter in your paper yesterday from a _ interesting letter in your paper yesterday from a secondary seheeh— yesterday from a secondary school teacher— yesterday from a secondary school teacher who said, i teach 16 school teacher who said, i teach he year— school teacher who said, i teach he year she— school teacher who said, i teach 16 year old kids.— school teacher who said, i teach 16 year old kids. he— school teacher who said, i teach 16 year old kids. he said i neahanh— 16 year old kids. he said i wouldn't trust— 16 year old kids. he said i wouldn't trust them put their wouldn't trust them to put their sheehaees— wouldn't trust them to put their shoelaces, shoelaces , let alone shoelaces, shoelaces, let alone vehe— shoelaces, shoelaces, let alone vehe hen— shoelaces, shoelaces, let alone vehe hen hhe— shoelaces, shoelaces, let alone vote for the future— shoelaces, shoelaces, let alone vote for the future of the eeanhn — vote for the future of the eeanhn. h-s— vote for the future of the country. it's a- vote for the future of the country. . ” d country. it's a risky strategy, i think, for starmer because those those people who are still committed to brexit will, many of might be labour voters. of them might be labour voters. yeah, they're going to turn to recoil in horror from this, but i wonder if it's also a little bit that kind of flashing a bit of ankle towards those lib dems and know, is and actually, you know, there is and actually, you know, there is a very real prospect of a labour lib dem coalition. the lib dems are-committed- are obviously committed hnhenenhy— are obviously committed inherently to,— are obviously committed inherently to, you know, neg-shang— inherently to, you know, rejoining the _ inherently to, you know, rejoining the eu. and so there's a hh— rejoining the eu. and so there's a hh eh— rejoining the eu. and so there's a bit of signalling— rejoining the eu. and so there's a bit of signalling going on here— a bit of signalling going on here .— a bit of signalling going on here . hash— a bit of signalling going on there . just on— a bit of signalling going on there . just on the vauxhall there. just on the vauxhall panh— there. just on the vauxhall hehnh hheagh— there. just on the vauxhall point though, i— there. just on the vauxhall point though, i just i would hash— point though, i just i would hash hhe— point though, i just i would hash he he— point though, i just i would just like to say— point though, i just i would just like to say i was writing

hash— just like to say i was writing hash-zoos.— just like to say i was writing back 2005, 2006, vauxhall back in 2005, 2006, vauxhall aheah— back in 2005, 2006, vauxhall aheah hhe— back in 2005, 2006, vauxhall about the they're— back in 2005, 2006, vauxhall about the they're leaving hnhahn. — about the they're leaving britain. well,— about the they're leaving britain. well, it was, you know, the britain. well, it was, you know, he hahe— britain. well, it was, you know, he enhane eh— britain. well, it was, you know, the future of vauxhall ellesmere heh— the future of vauxhall ellesmere heh. h— the future of vauxhall ellesmere heh. h asea— the future of vauxhall ellesmere heh. h asea he— the future of vauxhall ellesmere port. i used to work up there ana— port. i used to work up there and h— port. i used to work up there and h was— port. i used to work up there and i was constantly writing shenes— and i was constantly writing stories about— and i was constantly writing stories about future of stories about the future of vawxhah— stories about the future of vauxhall ellesmere under vauxhall ellesmere port under hhneah— vauxhall ellesmere port under hhneah-a— vauxhall ellesmere port under hhneah-a nw- vauxhall ellesmere port under threat. a new thing. threat. it's not a new thing. h-s— threat. it's not a new thing. h-s-hnhea— threat. it's not a new thing. it's-linked to- threat. it's not a new thing. it's linked to brexit. it's it's not linked to brexit. it's hash— it's not linked to brexit. it's hash-san— it's not linked to brexit. it's just-car industry.- it's not linked to brexit. it's just car industry. it it's not linked to brexit. it's ju always car industry. it it's not linked to brexit. it's ju always underindustry. it it's not linked to brexit. it's ju always under threaty. it it's not linked to brexit. it's ju always under threat .. it it's not linked to brexit. it's ju always under threat . so is always under threat. so i hhhnh— is always under threat. so i hhhnh h-s— is always under threat. so i think it's worth— is always under threat. so i think it's worth making that panh— think it's worth making that pain . — think it's worth making that gene . just— think it's worth making that point. just sorry- think it's worth making that point . think it's worth making that point. just sorry to interrupt you, we're just going to you, sam. we're just going to take some live pictures of prime minister rishi sunak, who is arriving . summit obe think he arriving. summit obe think he is. well, we think he is. that he— is. well, we think he is. that he ge— is. well, we think he is. that was to go back.— well, we think he is. that was to go back. yeah yeah. well, hare-n — was to go back. yeah yeah. well, hare-n san.— was to go back. yeah yeah. well, karen. sam, here— was to go back. yeah yeah. well, karen. sam, here we go. oh, hhene— karen. sam, here we go. oh, here he— karen. sam, here we go. oh, here he is.— karen. sam, here we go. oh, there he is. there- karen. sam, here we go. oh, there he is. there he is. he has.— there he is. there he is. he has. he-s— there he is. there he is. he has. he-s geh— there he is. there he is. he has. he's got his- there he is. there he is. he has. he's got his decent length trousers on. it's— has. he's got his decent length trousers on. . " 3 oh, trousers on. it's raining. oh, now we can't see _ trousers on. it's raining. oh, now we can't see him - trousers on. . " 3 oh, now we can't see him because the wnhneha— now we can't see him because the umbrella obscures— now we can't see him because the umbrella obscures really so shah.— umbrella obscures really so small.-can't- umbrella obscures really so small.-can't walkl umbrella obscures really so- small.-can't walk down small. he just can't walk down a flight of steps without his wife's hair. it's clever, hhewgh— wife's hair. it's clever, hhewgh. h-s— wife's hair. it's clever, though. it's a- �*"»2; ” it's clever, though. it's a british. it's a h-s— though. it's a british. it's a he a— though. it's a british. it's a he a when— though. it's a british. it's a it's a union flag- though. it's a british. it's a it's a union flag umbrella. he's assenhanhea— it's a union flag umbrella. he's accompanied-his— it's a union flag umbrella. he's accompanied his this accompanied by his wife. this is the accompanied by his wife. this is he hash— accompanied by his wife. this is he hash-gene- accompanied by his wife. this is the first gone abroad the first time he's gone abroad whh— the first time he's gone abroad wthwhe— the first time he's gone abroad wthwhe en— the first time he's gone abroad with .wife on an _ the first time he's gone abroad with wife on an official with his wife on an official hh. — with his wife on an official trip. akshata_ with his wife on an official trip. akshata murty. she's, of hhe— trip. akshata murty. she's, of course, the daughter of a zillionaire_.- course, the daughter of a. zillionaire_. yeah, zillionaire billionaire. yeah,

ana— zillionaire billionaire. yeah, and hes.— zillionaire billionaire. yeah, and he's. and— zillionaire billionaire. yeah, and he's. and it's the g7, zillionaire billionaire. yeah, and he's. and it's the 67, so hhewhe— and he's. and it's the 67, so hhewhe ah— and he's. and it's the 67, so they're all there. _ and he's. and it's the 67, so they're all there. biden's aheaaw— they're all there. biden's already arrived on air force one. — already arrived on air force one. hhe— already arrived on air force one. the german chancellor anwea— one. the german chancellor anwea ana— one. the german chancellor arrived and of— one. the german chancellor arrived and of course, that's hhe— arrived and of course, that's the official— arrived and of course, that's the official queen's flight. it whh— the official queen's flight. it whh he— the official queen's flight. it will be used— the official queen's flight. it will be used by— the official queen's flight. it will be used by the king. now he— will be used by the king. now hhew share— will be used by the king. now he shane h.— will be used by the king. now they share it. in— will be used by the king. now they share it. in fact, sam, wew-a— they share it. in fact, sam, wew-a have— they share it. in fact, sam, you'd have been- they share it. in fact, sam, you'd have been on that plane. i have— you'd have been on that plane. i have been— you'd have been on that plane. i have been an— you'd have been on that plane. i have been on, yes.— you'd have been on that plane. i have been on, yes. _ you'd have been on that plane. i have been on, yes. »v/»2;5»" ”»2; have been on, yes. yeah, more than a few times. it's quite nice, than a few times. it's quite hsnh— than a few times. it's quite nice, isn't it?— than a few times. it's quite nice, isn't it? it's- . it's quite nice, isn't it? it's quite. heah— nice, isn't it? it's quite. yeah. he— nice, isn't it? it's quite. yeah, it's quite- nice, isn't it? it's quite. yeah, it's quite cheeky. i'm not going to lie, but it makes going on a commercial fly very disappointing. brize norton. i can remember— disappointing. brize norton. i can remember when- »: g brize norton. i can remember when used to do can remember when i used to do hhese— can remember when i used to do hhese hips.— can remember when i used to do hhese hnhs hhe— can remember when i used to do those trips, the plane used to appear— those trips, the plane used to appear-gang- those trips, the plane used to appear going backwards appear to be going backwards when— appear to be going backwards whenn-— appear to be going backwards whenn- hhe- appear to be going backwards when on the runway. o" when it was on the runway. oh, i nonh— when it was on the runway. oh, i hanh hnaw— when it was on the runway. oh, i don't know about— when it was on the runway. oh, i don't know about that. some security. have you been in the hewngee— security. have you been in the hewngee .— security. have you been in the hewngee h was— security. have you been in the lounge? i was just— security. have you been in the lounge? i was just-to. f ” .h» have you been in the lounge? i was just to say, lounge? i was just going to say, hah— lounge? i was just going to say, nah-hah— lounge? i was just going to say, haa-haa a— lounge? i was just going to say, had-had a glass— lounge? i was just going to say, had had a glass of. \»2» had you had a glass of. no, no, no, had you had a glass of. no, no, n he— had you had a glass of. no, no, no, no. in the morning.- had you had a glass of. \»2» in the morning. so this no, no. in the morning. so this is no, no. in the morning. so this hs hin— no, no. in the morning. so this is him burnishing_ in the morning. so this is him burnishing his credentials- is him burnishing his- credentials-international credentials on the international shagg— credentials on the international shage-hee — credentials on the international stage,-he? yeah.- credentials on the international stage, he? »v/»2;5»" ' »: stage, isn't he? yeah. and actually, rishi sunak he really enjoys the enjoys being on the international i went international stage. i went to cover visit not cover his visit to bali, not long after became prime long after he became prime minister i mean, he very minister and i mean, he very much felt comfortable he much felt comfortable and he enjoyed talking to biden. he enjoyed talking to biden. he enjoyed other world enjoyed talking to other world leaders. who likes leaders. he he's a man who likes to on that. did you get much

to be on that. did you get much hne— to be on that. did you get much hne h— to be on that. did you get much hne hn hahe — to be on that. did you get much time in bali? i— to be on that. did you get much time in bali? i may— to be on that. did you get much time in bali? i may have- »2»" did you get much time in bali? 5»»: time in bali? i may have had a little bit very quick swim in the sea. i'm not gonna lie. worst places to go for a political journalist , mr bali . political journalist, mr bali. very nice. i worked very hard . very nice. i worked very hard. andrew gwynne— very nice. i worked very hard. andrew gwynne i'm— very nice. i worked very hard. andrew gwynne i'm sure- very nice. »»2q andrew gwynne i'm sure you did. i'm andrew gwynne i'm sure you did. an swe— andrew gwynne i'm sure you did. an wew— andrew gwynne i'm sure you did. an you he.— andrew gwynne i'm sure you did. i'm sure you did. but i was saying— i'm sure you did. but i was saying he.— i'm sure you did. but i was saying he. he— i'm sure you did. but i was saying to, to bev earlier, those hips— saying to, to bev earlier, those hnhs ae— saying to, to bev earlier, those hnhs wew— saying to, to bev earlier, those trips are very useful journeys heswase— trips are very useful journeys heewase wew— trips are very useful journeys because you get— trips are very useful journeys because you get alongside the ehhhahs— because you get alongside the officials and— because you get alongside the officials and the— because you get alongside the officials and the officials are he— officials and the officials are he heahe— officials and the officials are the people who— officials and the officials are the people who make things tick, hahe— the people who make things tick, nahe hhhngs— the people who make things tick, make things happen . and that may make things happen. and that may be, make things happen. and that may he. eh— make things happen. and that may he. eh sense.— make things happen. and that may be, of course, where— make things happen. and that may be, of course, where might be, of course, where you might get be, of course, where you might geh-shenes— be, of course, where you might get-stories from. - be, of course, where you might get stories from. :: be, of course, where you might get es from. be, of course, where you might get g»2.o.m be, of course, where you might get q2. and you also get quite a lot of time the prime minister time with the prime minister and, informal time and, you know, informal time just out what he really just to find out what he really thinks about things. and they are useful trips. are very, very useful trips. yeah. colleague martin yeah. and my colleague martin brown out there he's brown is out there now. he's he's sending us lots of copy. yeah. did you heart sink when theresa may came down turned yeah. did you heart sink when there the'iay came down turned yeah. did you heart sink when there the plane �*ne down turned yeah. did you heart sink when there the plane to down turned yeah. did you heart sink when there the plane to dowto turned yeah. did you heart sink when there the plane to dowto the urned down the plane to talk to the press because she's boring press because she's so boring wasn't what she's wasn't do you know what she's she's good at small she's not very good at small talk and it was more difficult. it was more difficult. the what? what it was more difficult. the what? whah-hhhnh— it was more difficult. the what? whah-hhhnh hs— what do we think is a significance- what do we think is a significance of this g7 summit ane— significance of this g7 summit and he— significance of this g7 summit and he hash— significance of this g7 summit and the fact that— significance of this g7 summit and the fact that they're in hheshhna— and the fact that they're in hiroshima, of— and the fact that they're in hiroshima, of course, site of

he— hiroshima, of course, site of hhe-henh— hiroshima, of course, site of hhe-henh h- hiroshima, of course, site of the bomb in 1945. and the atomic bomb in 1945. and geh— the atomic bomb in 1945. and geh hhe— the atomic bomb in 1945. and we've got the conflict in hassha— we've got the conflict in hassha. h— we've got the conflict in russia, in ukraine, in eenhnwng- russia, in ukraine, in continuing at the moment, carol, hhene-h— continuing at the moment, carol, hhene-h he— continuing at the moment, carol, there'll be some— continuing at the moment, carol, there'll be some serious conversations— there'll be some serious conversations to be had here, wenh— conversations to be had here, wenh heae.— conversations to be had here, weren't there, this week? »v/»2;5»" weren't there, this week? yeah, i weren't there, this week? yeah, h mean— weren't there, this week? yeah, h .— weren't there, this week? yeah, i mean, i would— weren't there, this week? yeah, i mean, i would think there would. and i and ijust i mean, i would think there would. and i and i just hope when he's there, he kind of he airs the stuff that we airs a lot of the stuff that we want to want him to talk want him to we want him to talk about, you know lots of stuff that affects this country. we need him that. and i don't need him to do that. and i don't have a faith in sunaks have a lot of faith in sunaks ability to do that, to take on the big things. i'm kind of, you know, i'm a little bit despairing of him at the moment . we're looking for him to do .we're looking for him to do big, tory things in this big, big tory things in this country not doing it, country and he's not doing it, but got better but he's got better relationships than boris had with well, he does biden and macron instance. he has. but macron for instance. he has. but i'm not even whether that's i'm not even sure whether that's a thing because get a good thing because if you get on really with someone, are on really well with someone, are you to take on over you going to take them on over something they're doing something that they're doing that your country that affects your country or something you want to something that you want them to change, is presumably why change, which is presumably why why ? you know, why he's there? you know, i think there's be a of think there's got to be a bit of a aggression there. boris

a aggression there. and boris always on our always was aggressive on our behalf . not rishi will behalf. i'm not sure rishi will behalf. i'm not sure rishi will be exactly the same, but, you know, here's hoping we need him be exactly the same, but, you kn be here's hoping we need him be exactly the same, but, you kn be toere's hoping we need him be exactly the same, but, you kn be to be; hoping we need him be exactly the same, but, you kn be to be doingig we need him be exactly the same, but, you kn be to be doing something him be exactly the same, but, you kn be to be doing something inm to be to be doing something in the next 12 months. we do. yeah, right. more from you, too, in hash— yeah, right. more from you, too, in hash a— yeah, right. more from you, too, in just a moment.— yeah, right. more from you, too, in just a moment. we're also going— in just a moment. we're also gehng-hnnghng- in just a moment. we're also going bringing you the going to be bringing you the hahesh— going to be bringing you the hahesh en— going to be bringing you the latest on the— going to be bringing you the latest on the gb— going to be bringing you the latest on the gb news exclusive hnweshgahen— latest on the gb news exclusive investigation, which has found latest on the gb news exclusive investigseekers hich has found latest on the gb news exclusive investigseekers employediund asylum seekers employed at car washs —ehaei washes. more to come on that next hour. we're gb

channel it's 11:00 channel- . it's11:00 on channel it's 11:00 on thursday, the 18th of - it's11:00 on thursday, the hen eh-hs— . it's11:00 on thursday, the hen eh-hs he- . it's11:00 on thursday, the 18th of-is to the- 18th of may. this is to the hehnh— 18th of may. this is to the hehnh en— 18th of may. this is to the hehnh en en— 18th of may. this is to the point on gb news with bev turner and point on gb news with bev turner anh-hease— point on gb news with bev turner anh-hease ane— point on gb news with bev turner and-pierce and more- and andrew pierce and more gweshens— and andrew pierce and more questions-the— and andrew pierce and more questions the duke questions for the duke and oneness— questions for the duke and hashess eh— questions for the duke and duchess of sussex. in» ”»25»..«» duchess of sussex. what really happened that so—called car happened on that so—called car chase york? really two chase in york? was it really two hours? don't think so. a hours? we don't think so. a million people have cancelled hheh— million people have cancelled their broadband— million people have cancelled their broadband because the their broadband because of the eesh— their broadband because of the eeshlhwng— their broadband because of the cost living pressures. our cost of living pressures. our economics editor, liam halligan whh— economics editor, liam halligan whhlhene— economics editor, liam halligan whhlhene he— economics editor, liam halligan will here to discuss the will be here to discuss the eight— will be here to discuss the digital divide— will be here to discuss the digital divide this might digital divide that this might cause-society- digital divide that this might cause-society . - digital divide that this might cause society . ' digital divide that this might- cause-society . and a gb cause across society. and a gb wewe— cause across society. and a gb news exclusive. and it's a very good confront asylum

good one. we confront the asylum seekers working illegally in the uk . are you an asylum seeker ? uk. are you an asylum seeker? hhhs— uk. are you an asylum seeker? hhhs wa— uk. are you an asylum seeker? hhhs hae— uk. are you an asylum seeker? this was. are you— uk. are you an asylum seeker? this was. are you an— uk. are you an asylum seeker? this was. are you an asylum seeker ? is both your . you've seeker? is both your. you've been filmed— seeker? is both your. you've been filmed going- , you've been filmed going into the wew-we— been filmed going into the youve eeen— been filmed going into the you've been filmed going into the you've been filmed going into hhe ashan— you've been filmed going into the asylum seeker hotel . the asylum seeker hotel. i've put— the asylum seeker hotel. i've nae hee— the asylum seeker hotel. i've nae hnee wew— the asylum seeker hotel. i've put into work in— the asylum seeker hotel. i've put into work in the- the asylum seeker hotel. i've put into work in the fields, picking the fruit in return for their board and lodge mixed feelings about that. we're going to be feelings about that. we're going he he hahhng— feelings about that. we're going to be talking to— feelings about that. we're going to be talking to mark.- g»; we're going to be talking to mark. that genhhenan— to be talking to mark. that genhhenan. .— to be talking to mark. that gentleman, i think was a ehweasw— gentleman, i think was a obviously not— gentleman, i think was a obviously not paying taxes hhah-s— obviously not paying taxes that's what— obviously not paying taxes that's what a _ obviously not paying taxes that's what a lot of are that's what a lot of you are annewee— that's what a lot of you are annoyed about.— that's what a lot of you are annoyed about. understandably. gbviews@gbnews.uk is the email address.— gbviews@gbnews.uk is the email ahhess—hnew— gbviews@gbnews.uk is the email address-know your- address. do let us know your hhewghhs. — address. do let us know your hhewghhs. -eh- address. do let us know your thoughts.-of all,- thoughts. but first of all, hees— thoughts. but first of all,- heae-s—whh here's your latest news with hhhannen— here's your latest news with rhiannon jones— here's your latest news with rhiannon jones .— here's your latest news with rhiannon jones. beth, thank you. good morning. it's 11:01. rhiannon jones. beth, thank you. good morning. it's11:01. your top stories from the newsroom a taxi driver says prince harry and meghan looked nervous and scared as they were chased by paparazzi through the streets of

new york. it follows claims the couple was involved in a near catastrophic incident which lasted over two hours after attending an award ceremony on tuesday night. the new york police department described the situation as challenging and said there were no injuries or arrests. taxi driver sajjan singh says he never felt they were in danger and wouldn't describe it as a chase . all of describe it as a chase. all of a sudden, paparazzi— describe it as a chase. all of a sudden, paparazzi came- :f . f all of a sudden, paparazzi came out of wenhe— sudden, paparazzi came out of wenhe ane— sudden, paparazzi came out of nowhere and just— sudden, paparazzi came out of nowhere and just started hashhng— nowhere and just started hashhng .— nowhere and just started flashing , taking pictures and, flashing, taking pictures and, you— flashing, taking pictures and, you knew.— flashing, taking pictures and, you knew. ane— flashing, taking pictures and, you know, and they didn't stop wnhh— you know, and they didn't stop wnhh hhe— you know, and they didn't stop until the security— you know, and they didn't stop until the security got out and see.— until the security got out and sad. nnewe— until the security got out and sad. .— until the security got out and said, move , move, move. and then said, move, move, move. and then the said, move, move, move. and then hhe ganhage— said, move, move, move. and then the garbage truck— said, move, move, move. and then the garbage truck got out of the way— the garbage truck got out of the way and — the garbage truck got out of the way and hhe — the garbage truck got out of the way and the paparazzi were hehewhng— way and the paparazzi were following the _ way and the paparazzi were following the car . and prince following the car. and prince haw— following the car. and prince hanw-hhs— following the car. and prince harry-his wife- following the car. and prince harry his wife and the lady, harry and his wife and the lady, hhew— harry and his wife and the lady, hhew wee— harry and his wife and the lady, they were nervous— harry and his wife and the lady, they were nervous and they heehee— they were nervous and they looked scared.— they were nervous and they looked scared. feelings were nennnah— looked scared. feelings were nennah hah— looked scared. feelings were normal, but i'm— looked scared. feelings were normal, but i'm sure their heehngs— normal, but i'm sure their feelings were— normal, but i'm sure their feelings were more intense heewase— feelings were more intense heewase h— feelings were more intense heewase hh hs— feelings were more intense because it is what is , mom? because it is what is, mom? hhneess— because it is what is, mom? princess diana— because it is what is, mom? princess diana died in a crash nwnnhng— princess diana died in a crash nwnnhng away— princess diana died in a crash running away from the paparazzi . se— running away from the paparazzi . se h— running away from the paparazzi . se h hhhnh— running away from the paparazzi . so i think their— running away from the paparazzi . so i think their emotions must have— . so i think their emotions must have eeen— . so i think their emotions must

have been higher— . so i think their emotions must have been higher .— . so i think their emotions must have been higher . japanese have been higher. japanese hashness— have been higher. japanese business is— have been higher. japanese business is have pledged to hnwesh— business is have pledged to invest almost— business is have pledged to invest almost £18 billion in the uk invest almost £18 billion in the uh whh— invest almost £18 billion in the uh whhh hshh— invest almost £18 billion in the uk with rishi sunak describing it uk with rishi sunak describing hh as— uk with rishi sunak describing hh as a— uk with rishi sunak describing it as a massive— uk with rishi sunak describing it as a massive vote of confidence— it as a massive vote of confidence in- it as a massive vote of confidence in the british economy. the- confidence in the british economy. 37” confidence in the british- economy. the prime minister who's now arrived in hiroshima for the g7 summit, is also expected to announce a deal with japan on defence and secured city as part of an accord . the city as part of an accord. the uk will deploy a naval battle fleet in the indo—pacific in 2025 and doubled troop numbers for joint exercises . the prime forjoint exercises. the prime minister also confirmed he's in talks with the eu about carmakers concerns on post—brexit trade rules . it's post—brexit trade rules. it's after stellantis warned thousands of british jobs will be at risk if the government fails to renegotiate the deal. well on this particular issue, it's something that can't . it's something that can't. manufacturers across europe , it's something that can't. - manufacturers across europe , not manufacturers across europe, not just manufacturers across europe, not hash hn— manufacturers across europe, not hash hn hhe— manufacturers across europe, not hash hn hhe uh.— manufacturers across europe, not just in the uk, have raised as a ane— just in the uk, have raised as a concern. and as— just in the uk, have raised as a concern. and as a— just in the uk, have raised as a concern. and as a result of that . we engaged— concern. and as a result of that , we are engaged in a dialogue whh— , we are engaged in a dialogue whhh hhe— , we are engaged in a dialogue whhh hhe eu— , we are engaged in a dialogue with the eu about— , we are engaged in a dialogue with the eu about how we might ahhess— with the eu about how we might address those— with the eu about how we might address those concerns. when it

he— address those concerns. when it he ahe— address those concerns. when it comes to auto manufacturing more genenahhw— comes to auto manufacturing more genenahhw .— comes to auto manufacturing more genenahhw. h-n— comes to auto manufacturing more generally , i'm going to be generally, i'm going to be neehhng— generally, i'm going to be neehhng hhe— generally, i'm going to be meeting the ceo of nissan later hehaw— meeting the ceo of nissan later heeaw. as— meeting the ceo of nissan later heeaw. as wew— meeting the ceo of nissan later heeaw. as you ah— meeting the ceo of nissan later today. as you all know, they've hnweshee— today. as you all know, they've hnweshee eh— today. as you all know, they've invested £1 billion— today. as you all know, they've invested £1 billion in the nehh—eash— invested £1 billion in the north—east for- invested £1 billion in the north—east for electric vehicle manufacturing.— north—east for electric vehicle manufacturing. otherjapanese heahes— manufacturing. otherjapanese heaeens h-n— manufacturing. otherjapanese leaders i'm meeting today, total hnweshnenh— leaders i'm meeting today, total investment of— leaders i'm meeting today, total investment of £18— leaders i'm meeting today, total investment of £18 billion into the investment of £18 billion into hhe wh— investment of £18 billion into hhe uh ane— investment of £18 billion into the uk and part— investment of £18 billion into the uk and part of that investment— the uk and part of that investment is- the uk and part of that investment is coming because hehnee— investment is coming because we've joined the— investment is coming because we've joined the cptpp trade nahnenshhn— we've joined the cptpp trade nahnenshhn en— we've joined the cptpp trade partnership on legal migration . partnership on legal migration. the partnership on legal migration. hhe enme— partnership on legal migration. the prime minister— partnership on legal migration. the prime minister declined to recommit to boris johnson's manifesto pledge to reduce levels. rishi sunak says he wants to focus on tackling illegal migration first, but in particular channel crossings i'm working night and daydto i'm working night and day to shen— i'm working night and day to shen hhe— i'm working night and day to stop the boats. _ i'm working night and day to stop the boats. i've just come hen— stop the boats. i've just come hen a— stop the boats. i've just come from a meeting— stop the boats. i've just come from a meeting of european headers— from a meeting of european heaeens hn— from a meeting of european leaders in in— from a meeting of european leaders in in iceland, where i nheasee— leaders in in iceland, where i was pleased that— leaders in in iceland, where i was pleased that we've opened up negehhahhens— was pleased that we've opened up negotiations with— was pleased that we've opened up negotiations with the eu to eeenenahe— negotiations with the eu to cooperate with _ negotiations with the eu to cooperate with their border agenew — cooperate with their border agency, frontex. that's a neshwe— agency, frontex. that's a positive step— agency, frontex. that's a positive step forward, that intelligence _ positive step forward, that intelligence sharing , that intelligence sharing, that heeasee— intelligence sharing, that increased cooperation between our increased cooperation between header— increased cooperation between our border agencies will help us haehhe— our border agencies will help us haehhe hhegah— our border agencies will help us tackle illegal migration. one of the tackle illegal migration. one of hhe-hhhngs— tackle illegal migration. one of the-things-doing. tackle illegal migration. one of the things doing to the many things we're doing to shen— the many things we're doing to shen hhe—

the many things we're doing to stop the boats— the many things we're doing to stop the boats . _ the many things we're doing to stop the boats . t .»»�*~»l5» . stop the boats. royal mail is blaming strike action after reporting a full year loss of more than £1 billion. the company's owner says it took a £200 million hit following 18 days of industrial action by the group also revealed a cyber attack in january cost £20 million in lost revenue . and million in lost revenue. and telecoms giant bt group has announced it's cutting up to 55,000 jobs by the end of the decade. it's part of the company's plans to reduce costs and digitise its processes shifting to artificial intelligence. the bt group , intelligence. the bt group, which employs around 130,000 people, says it wants to rely on a much smaller workforce force once its full fibre and 56 networks rolled out it claims it won't need as many staff . water won't need as many staff. water company bosses in england have apologised for failing to tackle sewage spills in rivers and beaches. sewage spills in rivers and beaches . environment agency beaches. environment agency figures earlier this year showed there were over 300,000 sewage

spills last year, an average of more than 800 a day water uk has admitted more should have been done and says it will now invest £10 billion in overhauling the system in what's being described as the biggest modernisation of sewers since the victorian era, it aims to cut overflows by up to 140,000 each year by 2030. draghi footage of an e—scooter exploding in someone's kitchen has been released to highlight the risks of charging the vehicles indoors . the london vehicles indoors. the london fire brigade published the video showing the moment the scooter caught fire while it was plugged in to a power point. it says it's important to allow the scooters to cool down before recharging and to buy batteries from reputable sellers . polar from reputable sellers. polar polling stations are open as voting begins for local government. elections in northern ireland, more than 400 seats are up for grabs across 11

councils. it's the first electoral test for parties since last year's assembly elections . last year's assembly elections. and a british man has set a world record . travelling to all world record. travelling to all seven wonders of the world in less than seven days. jamie mcdonald started his trip at the great wall of china and finished at chichen itza in mexico. the journey, which took him to jordan , rome and rio de janeiro, jordan, rome and rio de janeiro, was completed in six days. 16 hours and 14 minutes. the 36 year old from gloucester travelled nearly 23,000 miles, using various modes of transport. this is gb news. we'll bring you more as it happens. now, though, it's back to andrew and . to andrew and. bev good morning. to andrew and. bev- . good morning. welcome to andrew and. bev— . good morning. welcome back to to andrew and. bev— . good m0igb g. welcome back to to andrew and. bev— . good m0igb news.come back to to andrew and. bev— . good m0igb news with; back to to andrew and. bev— . good m0igb news with bev:k to the point on gb news with bev ane— the point on gb news with bev and andrew— the point on gb news with bev and andrew to— the point on gb news with bev and andrew to lots of news and

heah— and andrew to lots of news and views. yeah, you've— and andrew to lots of news and views. yeah, you've all been gehhhng— views. yeah, you've all been gehhhng hn— views. yeah, you've all been getting in touch.— views. yeah, you've all been getting in touch. this car wash shew.— getting in touch. this car wash shew. hhe— getting in touch. this car wash shew. hhe hhn — getting in touch. this car wash story. the film we've been shewhng— story. the film we've been showing that— story. the film we've been showing that mark white did of aswhwn— showing that mark white did of asylum seekers— showing that mark white did of asylum seekers working cash in hahe— asylum seekers working cash in hand hhegahhw— asylum seekers working cash in hand hhegahhw .— asylum seekers working cash in hand illegally . mark says it hand illegally. mark says it whh— hand illegally. mark says it whhh he— hand illegally. mark says it will be shut— hand illegally. mark says it will be shut down if it it sheth— will be shut down if it it sheth he— will be shut down if it it should be shut down. if it ennhews— should be shut down. if it employs illegal people, the owners are to— employs illegal people, the owners are to blame. »v/»2;5»" owners are to blame. yeah, some some people think it's the whole thing is about money laundering. but rob makes the point in worthing if a british person did that job, their would that job, their earnings would be subjected to tax and national insurance what's insurance deductions from what's left. pay for left. they'd have to pay for food and housing costs as well left. they'd have to pay for focpayid housing costs as well left. they'd have to pay for focpay to housing costs as well left. they'd have to pay for focpay to get;ing costs as well left. they'd have to pay for focpay to get to; costs as well left. they'd have to pay for focpay to get to andhts as well left. they'd have to pay for focpay to get to and from well left. they'd have to pay for focpay to get to and from work. as pay to get to and from work. itake as pay to get to and from work. i take the view that i think if we're have asylum we're going to have these asylum seekers here, here seekers here, they're here illegally, make pick the illegally, make them pick the food in ground food that's stuck in the ground that we can't get british people to pick in return for their board they don't get board and lodge. they don't get any for it. karen's any wages for it. karen's agneehng— any wages for it. karen's agneehng-wew. - any wages for it. karen's. agreeing-you. .can't any wages for it. karen's- agreeing-you. .can't we agreeing with you. why can't we get agreeing with you. why can't we geh-seehens— agreeing with you. why can't we geh-seehens hn- agreeing with you. why can't we get seekers in hotels get asylum seekers in hotels nhhhng— get asylum seekers in hotels nhhhng-hwh— get asylum seekers in hotels picking fruit and veg for picking the fruit and veg for the farmers?— picking the fruit and veg for the farmers? it— picking the fruit and veg for the farmers? it could help hewanes— the farmers? it could help towards financial towards their financial support. why— towards their financial support. why-hey— towards their financial support. why-hey gee— towards their financial support. whw-hhew geh h— towards their financial support. why _they get it for- why should they get it for nothing? they've never nothing? i know they've never contributed this contributed anything to this country. they come here

illegally across the boat. they paid here and paid thousands to get here and yet give us anything paid thousands to get here and ye return. give us anything paid thousands to get here and ye return. we'reive us anything paid thousands to get here and ye return. we're payinginything paid thousands to get here and ye return. we're paying their ng in return. we're paying their board and the board and lodge the complication, is that complication, of course, is that if a paid if you get if you get a paid if you get paid work here, you then automatically rights automatically have more rights to you a to remain. if you have a eenhnaeh— to remain. if you have a contract of— ”»2; " if you have a contract of employment. i would hhhnh— contract of employment. i would hhhnh whah— contract of employment. i would think what you're— contract of employment. i would think what you're saying is een-h— think what you're saying is een-h-hhen— think what you're saying is don't-them-sayl think what you're saying is. don't-them-say we don't give them that. say we whh— don't give them that. say we whh-wea— don't give them that. say we whh-wew a— don't give them that. say we whh-wew a-hn- don't give them that. say we. will-you a-inlhotel. will give you a room in a hotel. we will give you a room in a hotel. we whh— will give you a room in a hotel. we whhh ghe— will give you a room in a hotel. we will give you— will give you a room in a hotel. we will give you some money hewanes— we will give you some money towards-week— we will give you some money towards-week to- we will give you some money towards week to support towards your week to support wewseh. — towards your week to support wewseh. _youi yourself. we will provide you whh— yourself. we will provide you whh-wew- yourself. we will provide you with _you need - yourself. we will provide you with _you need to l yourself. we will provide you with you need to work with food, but you need to work for with food, but you need to work he hhah. — with food, but you need to work he hhah. -he— with food, but you need to work for that. be enough of for that. would it be enough of a disincentive?— for that. would it be enough of a disincentive? well, it's quite wehh— a disincentive? well, it's quite wehh. neenhe— a disincentive? well, it's quite well, people like— a disincentive? well, it's quite well, people like work. "»2y» well, people like to work. they sheahe— well, people like to work. they sheahelh— well, people like to work. they should . it and _ well, people like to work. they should it and need to get should try it and we need to get that food out the ground. now, we've been talking. british people morning about how we've been talking. british peo mayor morning about how we've been talking. british peo mayor of morning about how we've been talking. british peo mayor of new ning about how we've been talking. british peo mayor of new york about how we've been talking. british peo mayor of new york hasit how we've been talking. british peo mayor of new york has beend the mayor of new york has been rather about the duke rather sceptical about the duke and sussex statement, and duchess of sussex statement, which yesterday which was put out yesterday about catastrophic about the near catastrophic collision the collision involving the paparazzi. that's right. the eewnhe-s— that's right. the couple's spokesperson they couple's spokesperson said they were involved in a near catastrophic— were involved in a near catastrophic car chase involving nhehegnanhens. — catastrophic car chase involving photographers. but the nypd said hhene-s— photographers. but the nypd said hhene-s eeen— photographers. but the nypd said there's been no— photographers. but the nypd said there's been no reported collisions— there's been no reported collisions ,— there's been no reported collisions , injuries or arrests collisions, injuries or arrests . hah— collisions, injuries or arrests . hah h— collisions, injuries or arrests . hah hn nee— collisions, injuries or arrests . but in more positive- collisions, injuries or arrests . but in more positive news this morning , the princess of wales morning, the princess of wales dodi lover , she's making a visit

dodi lover, she's making a visit to one of her favourite charities. it's diana freud, national centre for children and families. our royal correspondent- . our royal correspondent cameron families. our royal- correspondent cameron walker families. our royal— correspondent cameron walker is live correspondent cameron walker is uwe ah— correspondent cameron walker is uwe ah hhe— correspondent cameron walker is live at the centre— correspondent cameron walker is live at the centre now to tell us live at the centre now to tell wsiahewh— live at the centre now to tell asiaheah h.— live at the centre now to tell us.about it. good- live at the centre now to tell us about it. good morning, us all about it. good morning, cameron. you've hotfooted it hen— cameron. you've hotfooted it hen-shwhe— cameron. you've hotfooted it from studio down there to from the studio down there to hahe— from the studio down there to hahe .— from the studio down there to see kate . you— from the studio down there to see kate . you know, we call her see kate. you know, we call her he— see kate. you know, we call her hhe hnneess— see kate. you know, we call her the princess of— see kate. you know, we call her the princess of wales. that's shhh— the princess of wales. that's shhhh has— the princess of wales. that's shhhh has a— the princess of wales. that's still jars a little _ the princess of wales. that's still jars a little doesn't it? when— still jars a little doesn't it? when we— still jars a little doesn't it? when we talk— still jars a little doesn't it? when we talk about kate. what's she uehng— when we talk about kate. what's she uehng e— when we talk about kate. what's she eehng eves— when we talk about kate. what's she doing ? yes _ when we talk about kate. what's she doing ? yes �*f»»»»2;.. {.»2». she doing? yes well, of course, this is the first time we have seen the princess of wales since harry and meghan released that statement or their spokesperson did , alleging a near did, alleging a near catastrophic car chase in new york, kensington palace. we did ask yesterday on not commenting on that particular incident. it's also understood that no member of the royal family has beenin member of the royal family has been in contact with harry and meghan following that incident. they seem to be very much keep calm and carrying on, which is which is exactly what the princess of wales is doing here today at the anna freud charity. it's got 70 years of experience s bringing together under one s of bringing together under one roof, different scientific experts, all trying to bridge

the gap, trying to close the gap between mental health provision and the needs of young people. it's a theme we've seen the princess of wales tackle really since she married into the royal family back in 2011. she's been patron of this particular charity since 2019 and it's all part of mental health awareness week, which is happening this week. it's the second engagement. the princess of wales has done to do with mental health and particularly young people. so she's going to be joining a few roundtable discussions here today, but she's taking she's also going to be taking part with activities with a part with in activities with a group of secondary school students supported by the anna freud charity central freud charity here in central london, because the theme of this year's mental health awareness week is anxiety . so awareness week is anxiety. so it's all going to be talking about that. interestingly, the ceo of the anna freud foundation , whose name is peter fonagy, he has actually on the advisory panel for the princess of wales for her centre for early childhood. her shaping us campaign because the princess believes, backed up by

scientific research , that the scientific research, that the first five years of a child's life is crucial when it comes to life is crucial when it comes to life chances and mental health development . as you develop development. as you develop later on in in life. so in other words, if you have a poor start in life, chances are you're going to have mental health problems and addiction issues. perhaps later on in life. so thatis perhaps later on in life. so that is exactly what they are trying tackle today. but i trying to tackle today. but i think it is very much a theme. we're to see princess we're going to see the princess of wales with in the of wales continue with in the years ahead . okay, thank you, years ahead. okay, thank you, cameron. cameron— $255» : okay, thank you, cameron. cameron wahaca $255 : okay, thank you, cameron. cameron wahaca there at the cameron. cameron wahaca there at hhe anna— cameron. cameron wahaca there at hhe anna heae— cameron. cameron wahaca there at the anna freud centre. i'm sure we-u— the anna freud centre. i'm sure we-hh geh— the anna freud centre. i'm sure we-hh geh sene— the anna freud centre. i'm sure we'll get some pictures. i'm hnnee— we'll get some pictures. i'm sure prince of— we'll get some pictures. i'm sure prince of wales looking we'll get some pictures. i'm suregorgeous. iales looking we'll get some pictures. i'm suregorgeous. “oking just gorgeous. really interesting email from john presley says he saw the presley who says he saw the images meghan in images of harry and meghan in the taxi . they weren't wearing the taxi. they weren't wearing the taxi. they weren't wearing the belts . whose john the seat belts. whose john presley, one our viewers. oh, presley, one of our viewers. oh, yeah , gb viewer emailed in. yeah, gb news viewer emailed in. so very important. john because of course, she wasn't wearing her seatbelt. anna i mean, if that's proven to be the case, if they didn't have seat belts on at the back of the car during this near catastrophic high speed car chase, that puts a

very different complexion, speed car chase, that puts a very dif it? yeah.|plexion, speed car chase, that puts a very dif it? yeah. okay)n, speed car chase, that puts a very dif it? yeah. okay gb news doesn't it? yeah. okay gb news hnweshhgahhen— doesn't it? yeah. okay gb news investigation has— : . .7’ yeah. okay gb news investigation has uncovered eweenee— investigation has uncovered evidence seekers evidence of asylum seekers wenhhng— evidence of asylum seekers wenhhng-ah- evidence of asylum seekers wenhhng-ah a- evidence of asylum seekers. working-at a business working illegally at a business in working illegally at a business hn—ow— working illegally at a business hn—ow hehe- working illegally at a business- in _our home security in hampshire. our home security editor this editor mark white has this excellent exclusive report. using the cover of a local park. we're secretly filming this car wash— we're secretly filming this car wash hn— we're secretly filming this car wash hn hhe— we're secretly filming this car wash in the centre of aldershot . whene— wash in the centre of aldershot , where some of— wash in the centre of aldershot , where some of the town's nesheenhs— , where some of the town's residents have _ , where some of the town's residents have told us asylum seehes— residents have told us asylum seekers are working illegally . seekers are working illegally. hhhes— seekers are working illegally. hhhes we— seekers are working illegally. hhhes we geh— seekers are working illegally. bikes we got bikes— seekers are working illegally. bikes we got bikes .- seekers are working illegally. bikes we got bikes. yeah, i think this is them. i think see the green bike over recent days those locals have filmed and photographed a group of young men as they cycle between the car wash and this hotel about a mile away . the hotel is mile away. the hotel is sanenhhw— mile away. the hotel is currently closed- the hotel is currently closed to the public as h-s— currently closed to the public as he new— currently closed to the public as it's now being— currently closed to the public as it's now being used as asylum seehe— as it's now being used as asylum seeker accommodation filmed wenhhng— seeker accommodation filmed wenhhng ah— seeker accommodation filmed working at the— seeker accommodation filmed working at the car wash. this ennhewee— working at the car wash. this ennhewee. hhe — working at the car wash. this employee, the residents say , is employee, the residents say, is eh— employee, the residents say, is eh hhese— employee, the residents say, is one of those asylum seekers , as one of those asylum seekers, as he— one of those asylum seekers, as he shahn — one of those asylum seekers, as he shahn hs— one of those asylum seekers, as they claim is this— one of those asylum seekers, as they claim is this young man, anehhen— they claim is this young man, anehhen whe— they claim is this young man, another who can— they claim is this young man, another who can clearly be seen

eheanhng— another who can clearly be seen eheanhng hhe— another who can clearly be seen cleaning the inside— another who can clearly be seen cleaning the inside of cars aheng— cleaning the inside of cars aheng whh— cleaning the inside of cars along with this— cleaning the inside of cars along with this third man who he— along with this third man who he ahse— along with this third man who he ahse saw— along with this third man who they also say is— along with this third man who they also say is an asylum seehe— they also say is an asylum seeker here— they also say is an asylum seeker here all— they also say is an asylum seeker here all three are gehhhng— seeker here all three are gehhhng en— seeker here all three are getting on their bikes at the ene— getting on their bikes at the end eh— getting on their bikes at the end eh a— getting on their bikes at the end of a shift— getting on their bikes at the end of a shift before being hhnee— end of a shift before being filmed again,— end of a shift before being filmed again, arriving back at the filmed again, arriving back at hhe heheh— filmed again, arriving back at hhe heheh .— filmed again, arriving back at the hotel . why— filmed again, arriving back at the hotel . why did you do what? the hotel. why did you do what? whee.— the hotel. why did you do what? whah. whene— the hotel. why did you do what? what, where have— the hotel. why did you do what? what, where have you _ the hotel. why did you do what? what, where have you come from? suddenly, two of the men decide to suddenly, two of the men decide he eenhenh— suddenly, two of the men decide to confront the _ suddenly, two of the men decide to confront the locals who've been — to confront the locals who've been hhnhng— to confront the locals who've been filming them all day. what do been filming them all day. what us you— been filming them all day. what he wew ee— been filming them all day. what he wew ue h— been filming them all day. what do you do in the— been filming them all day. what do you do in the daytime? what do you do in the daytime? what do you do in the daytime? what do you do? you work in you work. you work. you have a job? no, no heh— you work. you have a job? no, no job- cennanng— you work. you have a job? no, no job. comparing images,- v./»2» you have a job? no, no job. comparing images, the man heae— job. comparing images, the man heae h— job. comparing images, the man heae hn hhe— job. comparing images, the man here in the hoodie— job. comparing images, the man here in the hoodie is very eheanhw— here in the hoodie is very eheanhw hhe— here in the hoodie is very clearly the same man pictured wenhhng— clearly the same man pictured wenhhng ah— clearly the same man pictured working at the— clearly the same man pictured working at the car wash. »2; working at the car wash. he is. were— working at the car wash. he is. were hehe— working at the car wash. he is. were eehe. an— working at the car wash. he is. we're told, an iraqi national and the other asylum seeker confronting local resident . this confronting local resident. this is also one of the car wash workers as we arrived to film the car, wash ourselves , both the car, wash ourselves, both men were back at work. the man in the white cap is this man who

confronted those outside the hotel . well, and here's the hotel. well, and here's the iraqi asylum seeker with the jet washer. clearly, the same man outside the hotel in the hoodie . we decided to confront them with our evidence . excuse me, with our evidence. excuse me, sir. excuse me, sir, can you sneah— sir. excuse me, sir, can you sneah he— sir. excuse me, sir, can you sneah he use— sir. excuse me, sir, can you speak to us? can- ” excuse me, sir, can you speak to us? can you tell us we're from gb— speak to us? can you tell us we're from gb news? are you an aswhwn— we're from gb news? are you an aswhwn seehe— we're from gb news? are you an aswhwn seehe e— we're from gb news? are you an asylum seeker ? sorry. this boys asylum seeker? sorry. this boys are asylum seeker? sorry. this boys wew— asylum seeker? sorry. this boys are you an asylum _ asylum seeker? sorry. this boys are you an asylum seeker ? his are you an asylum seeker? his hess. — are you an asylum seeker? his hess. sen».— are you an asylum seeker? his boss. sorry. you've- are you an asylum seeker? his boss. v-/»2» 2“ are you an asylum seeker? his boss. »v/»2»- : boss. sorry. you've been filmed going into the. you've been hhnee— going into the. you've been hhnee gehng— going into the. you've been filmed going into- 92» g you've been filmed going into the asylum seehe— filmed going into the asylum seeker hotel— filmed going into the asylum seeker hotel .— filmed going into the asylum seeker hotel . speak english. but seeker hotel. speak english. but wew-e— seeker hotel. speak english. but wew-e hen— seeker hotel. speak english. but wew-e hen hag.— seeker hotel. speak english. but you're from iraq, is— seeker hotel. speak english. but you're from iraq, is that right? heah. — you're from iraq, is that right? heah. heah— you're from iraq, is that right? heah. heah — you're from iraq, is that right? yeah. yeah it— you're from iraq, is that right? yeah. yeah it is— you're from iraq, is that right? yeah. yeah . f yeah. yeah it is currently illegal for an asylum seeker to work as the state provides their accommodation, food and even a small weekly allowance . time for small weekly allowance. time for a chat with the manager here. so you're the manager? yeah. yeah did you you're the manager? yeah. yeah oh yea hnew— you're the manager? yeah. yeah did you know that— you're the manager? yeah. yeah did you know that this- ”»2; 3“ yeah. yeah did you know that this man was an aswhwn — did you know that this man was an asylum seeker?—

did you know that this man was an asylum seeker? no. i didn't hnew— an asylum seeker? no. i didn't hnew .— an asylum seeker? no. i didn't hnew . hea— an asylum seeker? no. i didn't know . you didn't— an asylum seeker? no. i didn't know . you didn't know? did you know. you didn't know? did you not know. you didn't know? did you neh ash— know. you didn't know? did you neh ash hen— know. you didn't know? did you not ask for any— know. you didn't know? did you not ask for any proof of his fenne— not ask for any proof of his henne ane— not ask for any proof of his former and his— not ask for any proof of his former and his sort of immigration- former and his sort of immigration status? i'm going to hang— immigration status? i'm going to hang h— immigration status? i'm going to hang hh nehh— immigration status? i'm going to bring it next week. _ immigration status? i'm going to bring it next week. we said he.— bring it next week. we said hhah. heah— bring it next week. we said that. yeah. so— bring it next week. we said that. yeah. so what are you going— that. yeah. so what are you gehng he— that. yeah. so what are you gehng he he— that. yeah. so what are you going to do now— that. yeah. so what are you going to do now knowing that hhhs— going to do now knowing that hhhs nan— going to do now knowing that hhhs hs— going to do now knowing that this man is an— going to do now knowing that this man is an asylum seeker is not this man is an asylum seeker is neh ahhewee— this man is an asylum seeker is not allowed to— this man is an asylum seeker is not allowed to work anymore? so if i not allowed to work anymore? so h h hen-h— not allowed to work anymore? so if i didn't know,— not allowed to work anymore? so if i didn't know, do— not allowed to work anymore? so if i didn't know, do you know he— if i didn't know, do you know hhah-ane— if i didn't know, do you know that-are other- if i didn't know, do you know that are other people that that there are other people that we hhnee— that there are other people that we filmed here— that there are other people that we filmed here who are also aswhwn— we filmed here who are also asylum seekers?— we filmed here who are also asylum seekers? i don't know ahewhe— asylum seekers? i don't know ahewhe-wew- asylum seekers? i don't know about? _you also - asylum seekers? i don't know about? you also be about? this will you also be hahhng— about? this will you also be taking-ensure- about? this will you also be taking ensure that taking to action ensure that hnew— taking to action ensure that hnew-oe— taking to action ensure that they-of course,- taking to action ensure that they of course, straight taking to action ensure that they immediately rse, straight taking to action ensure that they immediately. , straight taking to action ensure that they immediately. " 5iight taking to action ensure that they immediately. " ht taking to action ensure that they immediately. " away immediately. this is just one car wash in one town. but we've been told of many such instances of asylum seekers working illegally in the black economy and clearly the inland revenue never sees any of the money they earn. we've passed on our evidence to the home office as . i'm our evidence to the home office as. i'm delighted you our evidence to the home office as . i'm delighted you pass your as. i'm delighted you pass your evidence to the home office. mark works with us in the shwhe. — mark works with us in the studio. that— mark works with us in the studio. that would be like that weth— studio. that would be like that weth he— studio. that would be like that would be disappearing into the hash— would be disappearing into the hash hehe— would be disappearing into the black hole calcutta. �*f»»»»2;-- black hole of calcutta. well, i hhhnh—

black hole of calcutta. well, i hhhnh he— black hole of calcutta. well, i hhhnh he he— black hole of calcutta. well, i think to be fair to the home office, they have, through their immigration enforcement division, carried out very significant numbers of raids in businesses across the uk . more businesses across the uk. more than 4000 businesses were raided last year because of intelligence they had that people were working there illegally. so effectively, foreign nationals in this country, we shouldn't be here and are in employ right now. the conservative estimates put actually the number of people working in the black economy. we at 1.2 million people. so that's 1.2 million people who are not paying 1.2 million people who are not paying anything in terms of tax or national insurance, as many billions of pounds. obviously that could be going to the exchequer. those that could be going to the exchequer . those butt of those exchequer. those butt of those hahes.— exchequer. those butt of those hahes. aooo— 5: those butt of those raids, 4000 businesses. mark, new— raids, 4000 businesses. mark, hew nanw— raids, 4000 businesses. mark, new man eh— raids, 4000 businesses. mark, how many of those people are wenhhng— how many of those people are working illegally? were put on a nhane— working illegally? were put on a nhane hash— working illegally? were put on a nhane hash he— working illegally? were put on a plane back to where they came hehe— plane back to where they came hene wehh— plane back to where they came from? well we— plane back to where they came from? well we know that there is a ug— from? well we know that there is a hhg hehe— from? well we know that there is a hhg hth an— from? well we know that there is ahhg hth we hn— from? well we know that there is a big hold up in all— from? well we know that there is a big hold up in all of the nnesesshng— a big hold up in all of the processing is— a big hold up in all of the processing is to- a big hold up in all of the processing is to either get aswhwn— processing is to either get asylum claims— processing is to either get asylum claims processed or hneeee— asylum claims processed or indeed return— asylum claims processed or indeed return people who have

been— indeed return people who have been ehhen— indeed return people who have been either refused asylum or wen-we— been either refused asylum or weh-we eeen— been either refused asylum or who've been found to be working here— who've been found to be working here hhegahhw. — who've been found to be working here illegally. they— who've been found to be working here illegally. "»2g »:»2» . who've been found to be working here illegally. “»2g »:»2» . 2“ here illegally. they do it in the small thousands each year. illegal immigrants are sent back on planes to their own country, but nowhere near the numbers that they need to deal with. what is a growing backlog ? what is a growing backlog? mark, i'm really torn by this , mark, i'm really torn by this, ane— mark, i'm really torn by this, and h— mark, i'm really torn by this, and h hnew— mark, i'm really torn by this, and i know that— mark, i'm really torn by this, and i know that some of our viewers are as— and i know that some of our viewers are as well, because to seneheew— viewers are as well, because to see somebody leaving their accommodation— see somebody leaving their accommodation in the morning, going— accommodation in the morning, gehng ane— accommodation in the morning, gehng and hang— accommodation in the morning, going and doing what's not a nheasanh— going and doing what's not a nheasanh job— going and doing what's not a pleasant job physically quite hae— pleasant job physically quite hanh washhng— pleasant job physically quite hard washing cars all day, going hash— hard washing cars all day, going hash he— hard washing cars all day, going hash he hhs— hard washing cars all day, going back to his place— hard washing cars all day, going back to his place of work, his phase— back to his place of work, his phase eh— back to his place of work, his place of residence in the ewenhng. — place of residence in the ewenhng. h— place of residence in the evening. i want to see that more hhan— evening. i want to see that more hhan .— evening. i want to see that more hhan h wanh— evening. i want to see that more hhan h wanh he— evening. i want to see that more than i want to see.— evening. i want to see that more than i want to see. people just sat than i want to see. people just sah hn— than i want to see. people just sah hn hhah— than i want to see. people just sat in that hotel— than i want to see. people just sat in that hotel room all day wahshhng— sat in that hotel room all day watching netflix— sat in that hotel room all day watching netflix and getting a haneewh— watching netflix and getting a handout from _ watching netflix and getting a handout from the state. »v/»2;5»“ handout from the state. yeah, hah— handout from the state. yeah, hah hne— handout from the state. yeah, hah hhe hash— handout from the state. yeah, but the fact is— handout from the state. yeah, but the fact is ,— handout from the state. yeah, but the fact is , they're still but the fact is, they're still getting a handout from the state. they're getting their hotel accommodation, their food paid, all of their legal services and, you know, other health related advice and

anything else they want aren't even getting a small weekly allowance in some cases as well. now, what the government would say with regard to that, there is a legitimate debate to be had. we're paying more than £6 million a day to house and feed these people . so should they be these people. so should they be put into work ? well, the put into work? well, the government argues and they do have perhaps a persuasive point that if you do that, it's a very significant pull factor, because their assertion is that the vast majority of people who are coming across in these small boats to the uk are not people who are actually fleeing a war or imminent threat to their life, but they're actually coming. okay, they're leaving horrible situations in their own countries, but they're coming as economic migrants. so if you're effectively saying the mantra at the moment is you cross illegally, we're going to deport you, if that mantra becomes you cross illegally, we'll give you a job. you know, but what if but what if they say , mark, you,

what if they say, mark, you, we'll put you in this hotel accommodation and you get your food, but you're going to go and pick the fruit in the fields and you're not getting paid for it. that's that's pretty pro quo for the that's that's pretty pro quo for hhe heheh— that's that's pretty pro quo for the hotel accommodation and the gap. — the hotel accommodation and the gap. .— the hotel accommodation and the gene. hhhhnh— the hotel accommodation and the grub. i think that— the hotel accommodation and the grub. i think that is— the hotel accommodation and the grub. i think that is a- the hotel accommodation and the grub. i think that is a very good point and one that perhaps in whole issue maybe in this whole issue that maybe needs be a bit more nuanced needs to be a bit more nuanced is worth exploring, not is worth exploring, if not picking in a farmer's field. what about work in the charitable sector ? you say, you charitable sector? you say, you know, sitting at home on the computers or in the hotel room, bored, hanging around the hotel or whatever. could they be volunteering in the community, doing the many jobs that, you know, as a society we would like to see done , but then they're to see done, but then they're still not earning a wage because they're being kept by the state. so that would get over the issue of paying them, which the government says is a pull factor, but then it could be contribute eating to society and perhaps also defeating the boredom factor. it is a complicated issue, but it's a

growing issue certainly where we're told from our sources that growing numbers of asylum seekers in towns and cities right across the country are doing this illegal, unpaid work. yes, in car washes, but also in places like, you know, deliveries , deliveries, deliveries, deliveries, deliveries, deliveries, deliveries in a gig economy , deliveries in a gig economy, people that are knocking on your door with your pizza may well be people who are working illegally. fascinating it is. it is fascinating . great report. is fascinating. great report. mark mahyar tousi. nora, would say, mark mahyar tousi. nora, would say. hhewgh— mark mahyar tousi. nora, would say. hhewgh. hhe— mark mahyar tousi. nora, would say, though, the devil- nora, would say, though, the devil makes the eewh— say, though, the devil makes the erh hahes— say, though, the devil makes the devil makes work— say, though, the devil makes the devil makes work for idle hands . she— devil makes work for idle hands . she weahu. — devil makes work for idle hands . she would. yeah,— devil makes work for idle hands . : »v/»2;5»“ g»25»“ busy. . she would. yeah, yeah. busy. well processed them— . she would. yeah, yeah. busy. well processed them first- . : »v/»2;5»“ g»25»“ busy. well processed them first and henenesh— well processed them first and henenesh. — well processed them first and foremost. it's— well processed them first and foremost. it's1121.- well processed them first and foremost. “i?" »v/»2»- "»2; well processed them first and foremost. “i? »v/»2»- foremost. it's 1121. you're with andrew foremost. it's1121. you're with andrew pierce and bev turner here on gb news. this

know, maybe he's cried wolf one too many times . now. the number too many times. now. the number of kids not in classrooms has risen sharply from 60,000in 2019 to 125,000 last year. those figures are really- 712; 000 those figures are really wokeist also appanenhhw— figures are really wokeist also apparently related to illnesses,

hnshwhng— apparently related to illnesses, including covid. _ apparently related to illnesses, including covid. so here's tell us including covid. so here's tell as why.— including covid. so here's tell as why. — including covid. so here's tell us why. senior— including covid. so here's tell us why. “ ”c." including covid. so here's tell us why. “ us why. senior research at the centre for social justice, beth prescott . good morning, beth. prescott. good morning, beth. what do you make of those figures, 125,000 children regularly not in the classroom . regularly not in the classroom. that's scandalous . good regularly not in the classroom. that's scandalous. good morning. peg.— that's scandalous. good morning. hes. hhanh— that's scandalous. good morning. hes. hhanhwew. — that's scandalous. good morning. yes, thank you. what— that's scandalous. good morning. yes, thank you. what we- that's scandalous. good morning. yes, thank you. what we have seen is a percentage increase of 108% in the number of children severely absent since before the pandemic. so we're talking about children who are missing 50% of or more of their school time. these are children who are absent more than they are present. the so—called ghost children . and we think it is children. and we think it is appalling that these numbers of children missing school more than they are present . and we're than they are present. and we're calling for urgent and comprehensive action to tackle this. what are the comprehensive action to tackle this . what are the schools doing this. what are the schools doing ahewh— this. what are the schools doing ahewh he— this. what are the schools doing about it? beth— this. what are the schools doing about it? beth _ this. what are the schools doing about it? beth so— what are the schools doing about it? beth 2“ »t.“5». about it? beth so when we chat to schools, which we do as part of our job across england, they are constantly telling us that this is the number one issue facing them at the moment at school after school are telling us this and they are trying to

do they to support it. do what they can to support it. but what we're calling for is a national programme of 2000 attendance mentors from the government to roll out nationally to truly help tackle and support these schools in getting these children back into school. the one thing i must pehnh— school. the one thing i must pehnh eh.— school. the one thing i must point out, beth,— school. the one thing i must point out, beth, is— f the one thing i must point out, beth, is that there are some parents— point out, beth, is that there are some parents who during hesheewns— are some parents who during hesheewns .— are some parents who during hesheewns . h— are some parents who during lockdowns , i mean, i find this lockdowns, i mean, i find this hahhng— lockdowns, i mean, i find this hahung. hah— lockdowns, i mean, i find this baffling, but they enjoyed hawng— baffling, but they enjoyed having their— baffling, but they enjoyed having their children at home ane— having their children at home and hnew-we— having their children at home and they've actually chosen to heme— and they've actually chosen to heme ssheeh— and they've actually chosen to home school now.— and they've actually chosen to home school now. and, you know, in home school now. and, you know, hn an— home school now. and, you know, hn an ehhshah— home school now. and, you know, in an official capacity in a way he— in an official capacity in a way hhah hs— in an official capacity in a way hhah hs hahhw— in an official capacity in a way that is fairly well— in an official capacity in a way that is fairly well monitored. do that is fairly well monitored. he wew— that is fairly well monitored. he you have— that is fairly well monitored. do you have any— that is fairly well monitored. do you have any idea how much whah— do you have any idea how much whah pensenhage— do you have any idea how much what percentage of— do you have any idea how much what percentage of these shhhen— what percentage of these children are _ what percentage of these children are that cohort at so if children are that cohort at so h a— children are that cohort at so h a panenh— children are that cohort at so if a parent has— children are that cohort at so if a parent has taken their shhe— if a parent has taken their shhe hnhe— if a parent has taken their child into home education and hhenehene— child into home education and therefore have— child into home education and therefore have taken them off therefore have taken them off hhe ssheeh— therefore have taken them off the school roll,— therefore have taken them off the school roll, they will not be included— the school roll, they will not be included in— the school roll, they will not be included in these absence hgwnes. — be included in these absence hgwes. hhghh— be included in these absence figures. right now- be included in these absence figures. 33“. “g figures. right now we are seeing estimated increase in the number of children being educated. of children being home educated. but are the children that of children being home educated. buton are the children that of children being home educated. buton a are the children that of children being home educated. buton a schoolie children that of children being home educated. buton a school roll. ildren that of children being home educated. buton a school roll. theyi that are on a school roll. they should and they are should be in school and they are simply not turning up. wow. and

what age are they,— simply not turning up. wow. and what age are they, beth?- “g - wow. and what age are they, beth? is it hne— what age are they, beth? is it across the spectrum ? yes, we are across the spectrum? yes, we are seehng— across the spectrum? yes, we are seehng hhhs— across the spectrum? yes, we are seeing this across— across the spectrum? yes, we are seeing this across the spectrum. we seeing this across the spectrum. we ae— seeing this across the spectrum. we seehng— seeing this across the spectrum. we are seeing higher— seeing this across the spectrum. we are seeing higher numbers of children in secondary school severely absent. but it is across the spectrum, across primary secondary primary schools and secondary schools, as well as special schools, as well as special schools and alternative provisions . really disturbing schools and alternative provisions. really disturbing . provisions. really disturbing. it's really disturbing. i mean, we ahwaws— it's really disturbing. i mean, we always knew,— it's really disturbing. i mean, we always knew, i guess, when hes— we always knew, i guess, when hhs wee— we always knew, i guess, when hhs ah— we always knew, i guess, when kids were at home— we always knew, i guess, when kids were at home for lockdowns ane— kids were at home for lockdowns ane hhah— kids were at home for lockdowns and that there— kids were at home for lockdowns and that there was— kids were at home for lockdowns and that there was going to be a npphe— and that there was going to be a npphe ehesh— and that there was going to be a ripple effect that— and that there was going to be a ripple effect that and we're shhh— ripple effect that and we're still feeling— ripple effect that and we're still feeling the reverberations of still feeling the reverberations ehhhah— still feeling the reverberations eh hhah wew.— still feeling the reverberations of that now. do— still feeling the reverberations of that now. do we know, beth, to of that now. do we know, beth, he whah— of that now. do we know, beth, to what extent— of that now. do we know, beth, to what extent anxiety motty is playing— to what extent anxiety motty is playing a— to what extent anxiety motty is playing a part— to what extent anxiety motty is playing a part in_ to what extent anxiety motty is playing a part in this? because hhene— playing a part in this? because hhene ae— playing a part in this? because hhene a— playing a part in this? because there are a lot— playing a part in this? because there are a lot of— playing a part in this? because there are a lot of children who whe— there are a lot of children who whe wehh— there are a lot of children who who went through— there are a lot of children who who went through a period of hehng— who went through a period of being absolutely— who went through a period of being absolutely terrified of an hhness— being absolutely terrified of an hhhness hhah— being absolutely terrified of an illness that was— being absolutely terrified of an illness that was actually never going— illness that was actually never gehng he — illness that was actually never going to statistically affect hhen — going to statistically affect hhen whh— going to statistically affect them with their age and health pnehhes— them with their age and health pnehhes .— them with their age and health pnehhes . ane— them with their age and health profiles . and they quite profiles. and they haven't quite got profiles. and they haven't quite geh hash— profiles. and they haven't quite geh hash he— profiles. and they haven't quite got back to the— profiles. and they haven't quite got back to the that the got back to the idea that the wehh— got back to the idea that the wenhelsahe— got back to the idea that the wenhelsahe .— got back to the idea that the world safe . yeah. so earlier world is safe. yeah. so earlier hhhs— world is safe. yeah. so earlier hhhs wean— world is safe. yeah. so earlier hhhs wean we— world is safe. yeah. so earlier this year we conducted an hngwhw— this year we conducted an hngwhw hnhe— this year we conducted an inquiry into absence and into the inquiry into absence and into hhe easens— inquiry into absence and into the reasons behind the increase . we— the reasons behind the increase . we spehe— the reasons behind the increase . we spehe he— the reasons behind the increase . we spehe he a— the reasons behind the increase . we spoke to a number- the reasons behind the increase . we spoke to a number of charities, local authorities, alternative provisions and other

people working with these children. and anxiety came back constantly as the top one factor that they are seeing behind driving these increases in absence. we heard of children who were simply too anxious to leave their room, their home. and we also heard that how the increase in waiting list times so some children could be waiting for up to a year or more to access mental health support they need is also driving these absence figures . yeah, we absence figures. yeah, and we sort absence figures. yeah, and we senh eh— absence figures. yeah, and we senh eh hehe— absence figures. yeah, and we sort of told kids— absence figures. yeah, and we sort of told kids school- f �*" g- ”»25 yeah, and we sort of told kids school is ephhenah— sort of told kids school is optional, doesn't matter if you een-h— optional, doesn't matter if you uenh ge— optional, doesn't matter if you don't go because— optional, doesn't matter if you don't go because apparently it hen-h— don't go because apparently it didn't matter— don't go because apparently it didn't matter to— don't go because apparently it didn't matter to the government. ane— didn't matter to the government. ana—wew- didn't matter to the government. ana—wew hnew.| and so now, i mean, you know, i have— and so now, i mean, you know, i have geh— and so now, i mean, you know, i have geh ene— and so now, i mean, you know, i have got one child,— and so now, i mean, you know, i have got one child, one of my hhnee— have got one child, one of my hhnee-has— have got one child, one of my three, has definitely had three, who has definitely had hseaee— three, who has definitely had increased absences since hesherns— increased absences since lockdowns. sometimes it's lockdowns. and sometimes it's gahe— lockdowns. and sometimes it's gwhe hae— lockdowns. and sometimes it's gwhe hanh he— lockdowns. and sometimes it's quite hard to know if she's genwhnehw— quite hard to know if she's genwhnehw hh— quite hard to know if she's genuinely ill-if- quite hard to know if she's genuinely ill if not quite hard to know if she's. genuinely ill-if-not or genuinely ill or if she's not or if genuinely ill or if she's not or h she-s— genuinely ill or if she's not or if she's worried.— genuinely ill or if she's not or if she's worried. it's like if she's worried. and it's like hnew-we— if she's worried. and it's like hhew-we—eh- if she's worried. and it's like hhew-we—eh hashi if she's worried. and it's like- they've_of just just they've become kind of just just hash— they've become kind of just just much more nervous. and that was ang— much more nervous. and that was he hn— much more nervous. and that was he hn a— much more nervous. and that was living in a house— much more nervous. and that was living in a house with me when i hthng— living in a house with me when i was telling her,— living in a house with me when i was telling her, there's nothing to was telling her, there's nothing helwenhee— was telling her, there's nothing to .worried-so- was telling her, there's nothing to worried so perhaps was telling her, there's nothing to why ed so perhaps was telling her, there's nothing to why ed in so perhaps was telling her, there's nothing to why ed in the perhaps was telling her, there's nothing to why ed in the house as that's why living in the house whh— that's why living in the house whhh wew.— that's why living in the house whhh wew. she— that's why living in the house with you, she wants to be at nene— with you, she wants to be at hene whh— with you, she wants to be at home with me— with you, she wants to be at home with me rather than go to ssheehe— home with me rather than go to ssheeheleenh— home with me rather than go to school?idon't-so.- home with me rather than go to school? don't so. but, school? i don't think so. but, you— school? i don't think so. but, wew-h-s— school? i don't think so. but,

wew-h-s neahhw- school? i don't think so. but, you it's really difficult. you know, it's really difficult. ane— you know, it's really difficult. anelhhhnh— you know, it's really difficult. andithink every— you know, it's really difficult. and think every family has and i think every family has hheh— and i think every family has hheh ewn— and i think every family has their own story— and i think every family has their own story and every family is their own story and every family hs-hhhs— their own story and every family hs-hhhs a— their own story and every family is-this a real— their own story and every family is this a real challenge is finding this a real challenge lhnew— is finding this a real challenge lhnewlneahhw— is finding this a real challenge .-know,lreally do. - is finding this a real challenge . know, really do. thank . you know, i really do. thank wew.— . you know, i really do. thank wew—heh- . you know, i really do. thank. you._beth prescott you. anyway, beth, beth prescott hheh.— you. anyway, beth, beth prescott hheh-wea— you. anyway, beth, beth prescott there. _you .raising - there. thank you for raising awareness senior awareness of that senior researcher at— awareness of that senior researcher at the centre for seshah— researcher at the centre for social justice,— researcher at the centre for social justice, brilliant shanhw— social justice, brilliant charity centre social charity centre for social hnshhse. — charity centre for social- justice. _duncan justice. great arnie duncan smith, former tory minister. look halligan look who's here. liam halligan our business and economics editor wearing the same tie. aren't you? i am indeed. oh, will you stop andrew- »:»2“ . »2»-7 :: oh, will you stop andrew gwynne with wean— will you stop andrew gwynne with wean hhe— will you stop andrew gwynne with wean hhe eh— will you stop andrew gwynne with your tie off that— will you stop andrew gwynne with your tie off that you do have even— your tie off that you do have even haw— your tie off that you do have even haw. nghhe— your tie off that you do have every day, right? liam what are you hahhhng— every day, right? liam what are you hahhhng he— every day, right? liam what are you talking to us— every day, right? liam what are you talking to us about? i'm hahhhng— you talking to us about? i'm hahhhng he— you talking to us about? i'm hahhhng he vou— you talking to us about? i'm talking to you about job cuts at bt, and i'm talking to you about the digital divide. the broader digital divide. let's at these job let's have a look at these job cuts bt. i've got some cuts at bt. i've got some numbers for you, so bt, you know, british telecom, know, former british telecom, 55,000 fewer jobs. they they will be employing by 2030. they say they're currently have 80,000 staff in the uk , over 80,000 staff in the uk, over 100,000 worldwide. so this is a big hit, 10,000 of those jobs are going to be replaced by ai, artificial intelligence and the reason for a lot of these job

cuts is that bt is in the midst of what we call full fibre rollout that's putting in the infrastructure for so—called 56 superfast fast broadband. that's likely to be completed by 2030. britain's way behind a lot of other advanced countries , by the other advanced countries, by the way, in that full fibre rollout . but once that is done, then bt won't need nearly enough engineers. so this will be a blow. and the fact that these job cuts will happen very gradually over the next 5 to 7 years is, you know, that's some recompense, but there's still a lot of bt engineers out there , lot of bt engineers out there, you know, with their with their full fibre vans going around. you think they've been all those years of training to get where they are and where would they go with those skills. liam it's uhhswhh. — with those skills. liam it's difficult. 1— with those skills. liam it's difficult. i absolutely understand difficult understand it's difficult and that's amazed that's why i'm amazed that actually story isn't actually this story isn't getting more coverage in the media because this is a sort of skilled, know, blue collar skilled, you know, blue collar job that a lot of people have aspired to for generations now working for bt. it is highly specialised , but a lot of those

specialised, but a lot of those skills are being made redundant by artificial intelligence and which which fine. we have the move which which fine. we have the pnegness— which which fine. we have the move progress. nobody- »t“ »t“ �*" we have the move progress. nobody whenever we have— move progress. nobody whenever we have hhhs— move progress. nobody whenever we have this conversation, neheew— we have this conversation, neheew san— we have this conversation, nobody can tell- we have this conversation, nobody can tell me what jobs hhese— nobody can tell me what jobs hhese peephe— nobody can tell me what jobs these people are— nobody can tell me what jobs these people are going to go hhe— these people are going to go he .— these people are going to go he a mean— these people are going to go into. i mean, what when i saw hah— into. i mean, what when i saw matt hancock— into. i mean, what when i saw matt hancock talking about this, he sah— matt hancock talking about this, he sah peephe— matt hancock talking about this, he said people will have time to do he said people will have time to ue-ahhshhs— he said people will have time to do-artistic and- do artistic, artistic and sneahwe— do artistic, artistic and eeewe-.- do artistic, artistic and creative-. i- do artistic, artistic and creative . i was do artistic, artistic and- creative-. i was like, creative pursuit. i was like, wehh— creative pursuit. i was like, well, - lovely. - creative pursuit. i was like, well,-lovely. if- creative pursuit. i was like, well, lovely. if you sit well, that's lovely. if you sit ane— well, that's lovely. if you sit anh-sene— well, that's lovely. if you sit and some colouring it's and do some colouring in, it's neh— and do some colouring in, it's neh gehng— and do some colouring in, it's neh gehng he— and do some colouring in, it's not going to pay— and do some colouring in, it's not going to pay the bills. ahsehahehw— not going to pay the bills. absolutely right.— not going to pay the bills. absolutely right. absolutely right. people right. and talking about people moving times , there's moving with the times, there's a kind linked today which kind of linked story today which is connected to bt job is sort of connected to bt job losses . i'm is sort of connected to bt job losses. i'm talking about the digital divide . the digital digital divide. the digital divide is the number of people who don't have access to the internet. and it's increasingly clear that with this cost of living crisis, more and more households are just not paying their broadband bills. they're not getting access to the internet. that means it's harder for do to deal for them to do banking to deal with their utility bills. with their their utility bills. they worse deals to deal they get worse deals to deal with their benefits. so much of life now is online and this growing digital divide, it's a

subject of a big inquiry arnie by the house of lords as we speak. but citizens advice bureau, you mentioned centre for social justice. i completely agree . citizens another agree. citizens advice. another excellent charity here in the uk. they've just done a survey of 6000 households and what they've come up with these numbers, show you numbers, which i can show you now, seems that over the last now, it seems that over the last year a million households, there are 30 odd million are about 30 odd million households the uk. so households in the uk. so a million households have cancelled their broadband. there are of households now are around 10% of households now that broadband at all that aren't on broadband at all increased we digital increased what we call digital exclusion. what i was just talking about for and point 3 million are missing out on what we call social tariffs. these are cheaper variants of broadband, which the broadband providers, they're not mandated to supply to, but lots of them do. and these start from around £10 per month . so, you know, £10 per month. so, you know, £0.30 a day or whatever. so very, very modest. but there are 4.3 million people out there, particularly those on what we call universal credit, who are not claiming these social

tariffs. they're not getting broadband as cheaply as they otherwise. i have a theory about he.— otherwise. i have a theory about hhhs. hheh— otherwise. i have a theory about hhhs. hhen .— otherwise. i have a theory about this. then 1 think— i have a theory about this. then i think people are hehspehhhng— this. then i think people are hotspotting from their mobile phenes— hotspotting from their mobile phenes . — hotspotting from their mobile phenes . h— hotspotting from their mobile phones. ithink— hotspotting from their mobile phones. i think that may be part of it actually ties into the bt story . it may just explain what story. it may just explain what hhah— story. it may just explain what hhah hs— story. it may just explain what hhah hs. hash— story. it may just explain what hhah hs. hash se— story. it may just explain what that is, just so that— 5.»2»3 it may just explain what that is, just so that people hhe— that is, just so that people hhhe my— that is, just so that people hhhe nw-ane- that is, just so that people like my and dad were that is, just so that people- like my-and dad were going, like my mum and dad were going, whah-s— like my mum and dad were going, what's—about? - like my mum and dad were going, what's—about? i- what's she talking about? i een-h— what's she talking about? i uenh hnew— what's she talking about? i don't know what— what's she talking about? i don't know what you're- what's she talking about? i don't know what you're talking about. so. so if you have your haphep— about. so. so if you have your haphep hn— about. so. so if you have your haphep hn your— about. so. so if you have your laptop in your house,- so. so if you have your laptop in your house, you can you— laptop in your house, you can wew san— laptop in your house, you can you can connect— laptop in your house, you can you can connect to your broadband— you can connect to your broadband provider. if you hneaehane— broadband is down for some reason,-turn on- broadband is down for some reason, turn on your reason, you can turn on your hehspeh— reason, you can turn on your hehspeh en— reason, you can turn on your hehspeh en wew— reason, you can turn on your hotspot on your phone and you can use-as your- hotspot on your phone and you can use-as your wi- hotspot on your phone and you can use as your wi to can use that as your wi fi to snnesh— can use that as your wi fi to snnesh he— can use that as your wi fi to connect to your— can use that as your wi fi to connect to your devices. you see-se— connect to your devices. you sense you— connect to your devices. you see. so you might just be see. and so you might just be paying— see. and so you might just be paying aeo— see. and so you might just be paying £20 month for your paying £20 a month for your nephe— paying £20 a month for your nehhe-. — paying £20 a month for your mobile-. and- paying £20 a month for your mobile-. and that's mobile phone. and maybe that's why i think there's why people are i think there's a bit that, i've actually bit of that, but i've actually given evidence to this of given evidence to this house of lords inquiry and looked at lords inquiry and we looked at exactly that point on the digital divide. the trouble a digital divide. the trouble is a lot people coming lot of people who are coming off broadband and don't have broadband, have broadband, they don't have smartphones they no smartphones either. they have no mobile they have those mobile phones or they have those very simple as go mobile very simple pay as you go mobile phones. so you don't get a monthly bill. so you're just you're just topping it up. look

there some people who just there are some people who just don't on don't want to be on the internet. know, internet. not not, you know, sort off people. i'm sort of off grid people. i'm jealous of those people. and certainly the elderly. but it's clear that with so much of our lives now going online, it's very difficult to pay your bills . you know, if you've got a kid at school. so much of what you get from is via get from school is now via email, 100. lot of kids doing email, 100. a lot of kids doing their homework have be their homework have to be online. so the fact that over a million households have voluntarily taken themselves off their broadband because their broadband package because of living squeeze of the cost of living squeeze broadband, almost it's like broadband, it's almost it's like a utility now. it's like water and electricity rather than an optional add on. and i know the house lords will look closely house of lords will look closely at these new figures from the from the citizens bureau from the citizens advice bureau to disenfranchised part to behold disenfranchised part of can't exist of society that just can't exist . thank you. liam wright. thankyyou. liam wright. still . thank you. liam wright. still to . thank you. liam wright. still he sene— thank you. liam wright. still to come, apparently boris hehnsen— to come, apparently boris johnson wanted to punch heshenh— johnson wanted to punch president macron's lights out over ukraine. _ president macron's lights out over ukraine. we'll tell you ahewh— over ukraine. we'll tell you more about that— over ukraine. we'll tell you more about that in just a nnennenh — more about that in just a moment. but— more about that in just a moment. but first of all, here's your— moment. but first of all, here's your nnh-ng— moment. but first of all, here's your morning's news with hhhannen— your morning's news with rhiannon jones. thanks, beth.

it's 1135. your top stories from the newsroom a taxi driver says prince harry and meghan looked nervous and scared as they were chased by paparazzi through the streets of new york. it follows claims the couple was involved in a near catastrophic incident which lasted over two hours after attending an award ceremony on tuesday night, after attending an award ceremony on tuesday night , the ceremony on tuesday night, the new york police department described the situation as challenging and said there were no injuries or arrests . japanese no injuries or arrests. japanese businesses have pledged to invest almost £18 billion in the uk with rishi sunak describing it as a massive vote of confidence in the british economy . the prime has arrived economy. the prime has arrived in hiroshima for the g7 summit and is expected to announce a deal with japan on defence and security as part of an accord. the uk will deploy a naval battle fleet in the indo—pacific in 2025 and double troop numbers for joint exercises . the prime

forjoint exercises. the prime minister also confirmed he's in talks with the eu about carmakers concerns on post—brexit trade rules. it's after stolen tests warned thousands of british jobs will be at risk if the government fails to renegotiate the deal . a fails to renegotiate the deal. a royal mail is blaming strike action after reporting a full year loss of more than £1 billion. the company's owner says it took a £200 million hit following 18 days of industrial action. the group also revealed action. the group also revealed a cyber attack in january cost £20 million in lost revenue and as we've been hearing, telecoms giant bt group has announced it's cutting up to 55,000 jobs by the end of the decade. it's part of the company's plans to reduce costs and digitise its processes shifting to artificial intelligence, the bt group, which employs around 130,000 people, says it wants to rely on a much smaller workforce once

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the point on gb news. we're giggling» the point on gb news. we're giggling, of course,- cit \ we're giggling, of course, because sanehhne— giggling, of course, because sanehne age— giggling, of course, because caroline age why wouldn't you giggle— caroline age why wouldn't you ghgghe when— caroline age why wouldn't you giggle when carole malone walks into giggle when carole malone walks hnhe-hhe— giggle when carole malone walks hnhe-hhe eeen— giggle when carole malone walks into-the room ?_ giggle when carole malone walks into the room ? political into into the room? political eehe— into into the room? political eehen eh— into into the room? political editor of the— into into the room? political editor of the daily express? sam usher— editor of the daily express? sam usher we-ne— editor of the daily express? sam lister we're all— editor of the daily express? sam lister we're all causing chaos. vhshens— lister we're all causing chaos. vhshens hn— lister we're all causing chaos. visions in pink.— lister we're all causing chaos. visions in pink. yeah- lister we're all causing chaos. visions in pink. yeah we- lister we're all causing chaos. visions in pink. yeah we should eat together. we didn't do it on pwpese. — eat together. we didn't do it on pwpese. hah— eat together. we didn't do it on purpose. but it's— eat together. we didn't do it on purpose. but it's not- eat together. we didn't do it on purpose. but it's not bad, is it? it's pretty good, right? shall we talk about this shall we talkabout this story? shall we talk about this story? sane— shall we talk about this story? sam? furious— shall we talk about this story? sam? furious pm— shall we talk about this story? sam? furious pm hated being assseu— sam? furious pm hated being assseu eh— sam? furious pm hated being accused of failing refugees. whah-s— accused of failing refugees. whah-s hhhs— accused of failing refugees. what's this about? and boris hehnsen— what's this about? and boris johnson wanted— what's this about? and boris johnson wanted to punch macron's ughhs— johnson wanted to punch macron's ughhs-hesaase— johnson wanted to punch macron's lights-because while- lights out. because while i understand that , can't he's understand that, can't you? he's an infuriating . many of your an infuriating. many of your haw— an infuriating. many of your viewers may well— ” “3 many of your viewers may well sympathise . viewers may well sympathise. it's viewers may well sympathise. h-s hhe— viewers may well sympathise. it's the latest— viewers may well sympathise. it's the latest in— viewers may well sympathise. it's the latest in the podcast hen— it's the latest in the podcast hen shehhe— it's the latest in the podcast from ghetto harry, who used to be from ghetto harry, who used to he hens— from ghetto harry, who used to be boris johnson's— from ghetto harry, who used to be boris johnson's director of communications. _ be boris johnson's director of communications. when he was communications. and when he was pm communications. and when he was en heah— communications. and when he was en heah. when— communications. and when he was pm yeah, when he— communications. and when he was pm yeah, when he was pm and also ashwahhw— pm yeah, when he was pm and also ashaahhw when— pm yeah, when he was pm and also actually when he— pm yeah, when he was pm and also actually when he was— pm yeah, when he was pm and also actually when he was mayor. so he-s— actually when he was mayor. so he hnewn— actually when he was mayor. so he's known him— actually when he was mayor. so he's known him a— actually when he was mayor. so he's known him a long, long une— he's known him a long, long hhne.lheng.— he's known him a long, long time..long, long- he's known him a long, long time. long, long way. and he time. a long, long way. and he hnews— time. a long, long way. and he hnews whene— time. a long, long way. and he knows where .the - time. a long, long way. and he knows where the bodies knows where all the bodies are haheu—eh- knows where all the bodies are buried._of them, buried. and he's a lot of them, a heh— buried. and he's a lot of them, a heh eh.— buried. and he's a lot of them, a heh eh a— buried. and he's a lot of them, a heh eh a heh— buried. and he's a lot of them, a lot of, a lot of— buried. and he's a lot of them, a lot of, a lot of them. and he-s— a lot of, a lot of them. and he unhe— a lot of, a lot of them. and he's quite happy- a lot of, a lot of them. and he's quite happy to spill the heahs— he's quite happy to spill the heans en— he's quite happy to spill the heans enieh— he's quite happy to spill the beans on .of it.- he's quite happy to spill the beans on of it. so, you beans on all of it. so, you hnew.— beans on all of it. so, you hnew. gneah— beans on all of it. so, you know, great for— beans on all of it. so, you know, great for us journalists. i know, great for us journalists. h san— know, great for us journalists. h sah-hens- know, great for us journalists. i can boris johnson is i can imagine boris johnson is pnehhw— i can imagine boris johnson is

pnehhw-ahewh- i can imagine boris johnson is pretty-about this. - pretty furious about this. i neah-hhe- pretty furious about this. i mean, the people mean, certainly the people anu— mean, certainly the people around briefing mean, certainly the people- around-briefinglthat around him are briefing to that ehesh—pnehhw- effect, that they're pretty anneweu—hsl effect, that they're pretty- annoyed_is spilling annoyed that guiteau is spilling the annoyed that guiteau is spilling hhe-hhhs— annoyed that guiteau is spilling hhe-hhhs-hwh- the beans in this way. but hashsahhw— the beans in this way. but basically he's— the beans in this way. but basically he's talking about when— basically he's talking about when-hhe- basically he's talking about when the russia when obviously the russia hnwaueu— when obviously the russia invaded ukraine and france took this invaded ukraine and france took hhhs unhe— invaded ukraine and france took this quite strange— invaded ukraine and france took this quite strange position, uhun-h— this quite strange position, uhunh hhewe— this quite strange position, didn't they? macron kept trying to didn't they? macron kept trying he penswaue— didn't they? macron kept trying to persuade vladimir putin to go and to persuade vladimir putin to go anu see— to persuade vladimir putin to go anu hhn. — to persuade vladimir putin to go and see him. he— to persuade vladimir putin to go and see him. »2; and see him. he went to that strange pitch, rather them both at the end of that massive it's like about seven foot long, wasn't it? and very, very tiny. anu— wasn't it? and very, very tiny. anu hnew— wasn't it? and very, very tiny. anu hhew — wasn't it? and very, very tiny. and they were both- . .7’ and very, very tiny. and they were both sat at this wew— and they were both sat at this wew heng— and they were both sat at this wew heng haphe— and they were both sat at this very long table. yeah. like the borrowers-macron- very long table. yeah. like the borrowers macron because borrowers because macron because hwhhn— borrowers because macron because putin—obsessive. - borrowers because macron because putin—obsessive. he. putin is a health obsessive. he ueesnh— putin is a health obsessive. he ueesnh-hee— putin is a health obsessive. he doesn't-too close- putin is a health obsessive. he doesn't-too close to - putin is a health obsessive. he doesn't-too close to him i doesn't get too close to him because hinckley it was all covid related and we think he's seriously well. seriously ill as well. yes yeah. putin, macron, putin. yeah. putin, not macron, putin. so it's quite a ridiculous- so it's quite a ridiculous heehhng— so it's quite a ridiculousi heehhng—he so it's quite a ridiculous- looking_it? but looking event. wasn't it? but i hhhnh— looking event. wasn't it? but i think behind— looking event. wasn't it? but i think behind the— looking event. wasn't it? but i think behind the scenes, boris sheanhw— think behind the scenes, boris was clearly furious at macron engaghng—hhhsl was clearly furious at macron. engaghng—hhhs waw. engaging with putin in this way. and engaging with putin in this way. anulanu— engaging with putin in this way. and and apparently he felt he and he and apparently he felt he felt and he and apparently he felt he heh-whee— and he and apparently he felt he felt-whole thing— and he and apparently he felt he felt whole thing was felt the whole thing was nauseating. _ felt the whole thing was nauseating. once nauseating. and he once threatened— nauseating. and he once threatened to— nauseating. and he once threatened to punch lights threatened to punch his lights out threatened to punch his lights eah even— threatened to punch his lights out over over— threatened to punch his lights out over over the _ threatened to punch his lights out over over the royals behind the out over over the royals behind hhe ssenes— out over over the royals behind the scenes about— out over over the royals behind the scenes about what was going on, because obviously, britain led on, because obviously, britain heu-hn— on, because obviously, britain led-in defending- led the way in defending uhnahne— led the way in defending ukraine. france had to be kind

of ukraine. france had to be kind eh unaggeu— ukraine. france had to be kind of dragged kicking and screaming and of dragged kicking and screaming enu—hawhng- of dragged kicking and screaming anu—hawhng hare- of dragged kicking and screaming and laying bare all and nato harry's laying bare all the and nato harry's laying bare all hhe hehhnu— and nato harry's laying bare all the behind the— and nato harry's laying bare all the behind the scenes tensions . the behind the scenes tensions. it's the behind the scenes tensions. h-s wew— the behind the scenes tensions. it's very interesting. 2“ it's very interesting. this is geeu— it's very interesting. this is geeu hen— it's very interesting. this is good for boris, though, don't you think? yeah, he to you think? yeah, he wanted to punch macron's out. who punch macron's lights out. who would tell who punch macron's lights out. who would itell-who wouldn'tl punch macron's lights out. who. would itell-who wouldn't ? would i tell you? who wouldn't? hease».— would i tell you? who wouldn't? heashhw. .he — would i tell you? who wouldn't? exactly-to actually- would i tell you? who wouldn't? exactly. .to actually say- exactly. and to actually say that what? doing that what? we weren't doing enough. crazy because we enough. it's crazy because we led the world on ukraine, which is mad. mean, i like boris is mad. i mean, i like boris even more now. it's made boris hehnsen— even more now. it's made boris hehnsen a— even more now. it's made boris johnson a fortune— even more now. it's made boris johnson a fortune in— it's made boris johnson a fortune in public speahhng— johnson a fortune in public speaking events in ukraine. so no speaking events in ukraine. so he weenu he— speaking events in ukraine. so no wonder he wants it to happen. ehashhw. — no wonder he wants it to happen. ehashhw. hs— no wonder he wants it to happen. ehashhw. hs h— no wonder he wants it to happen. exactly. is it right— no wonder he wants it to happen. exactly. is it right also that he-he— exactly. is it right also that he-he didn't- exactly. is it right also that he he didn't like people he was he didn't like people sawhng— he was he didn't like people sawhng he— he was he didn't like people saying he wasn't doing enough for saying he wasn't doing enough hen—heah— saying he wasn't doing enough hen—heah .- saying he wasn't doing enough hen—heah . h- saying he wasn't doing enough for—yeah , i think. for refugees? yeah, i think he felt personally ukrainian felt personally the ukrainian ukrainian once again , we led the ukrainian once again, we led the way on that, didn't we? led the way on that, didn't we? led the way on that, didn't we? led the way en ewewhhhng— way on that, didn't we? led the way on everything. yeah.- 2“ »: »: 2“ . 7 led the way on everything. yeah. and hens— way on everything. yeah. and hens-hens— way on everything. yeah. and boris boris pressurising boris was boris pressurising the nesh—hnueeu- rest of europe and indeed anensa— rest of europe and indeed. america-weapons rest of europe and indeed. america _weapons . america to supply weapons. hhah-s— america to supply weapons. hhah-s hhe— america to supply weapons. that's the reason that a lot of hhen — that's the reason that a lot of hhen uh— that's the reason that a lot of hhen uhu-eh— that's the reason that a lot of them did-of guilt,- them did it out of guilt, neahhw— them did it out of guilt, really, because we done really, because we had done it ahnean— really, because we had done it already-boris— already and boris was pressurising- already and boris was pressurising them what's pressurising them too. so what's he-haho— pressurising them too. so what's he-haho harry?— pressurising them too. so what's he-haho hanwe - pressurising them too. so what's he nato harry? �*f»»»2“5». he like? nato harry? what's. whah— he like? nato harry? what's. whah hhnu— he like? nato harry? what's. whah hhnu eh— he like? nato harry? what's. what kind of character is he? very good. fun. yes. yeah, he's very good yes, he's welsh. very good fun. yes, he's welsh. he to date ffion hague, who

he used to date ffion hague, who then married william hague many years really? yes, years ago. did he really? yes, he i did. so, you know, all he did. i did. so, you know, all hhe— he did. i did. so, you know, all hhe hesh— he did. i did. so, you know, all hhe hesh he— he did. i did. so, you know, all the best to me. _ he did. i did. so, you know, all the best to me. and- »: »: »: »: so, you know, all the best to me. ' 2“»: the best to me. and yeah, he's great fun . and then he went to great fun. and then he went to work the commercial sector, work in the commercial sector, made money. we were made a lot of money. we were quite when he went quite surprised when he went back work in number ten for back to work in number ten for boris. well, he'd quite boris. well, he'd been quite snhhsah— boris. well, he'd been quite snhhsah-eh- boris. well, he'd been quite critical-of boris,- well, he'd been quite critical of boris, and critical publicly of boris, and in critical publicly of boris, and hn hhe— critical publicly of boris, and in the intervening period hehween— in the intervening period between working him as mayor between working for him as mayor and between working for him as mayor enu—he— between working for him as mayor enu—he wehh- between working for him as mayor and _to work for. and then going back to work for hhn— and then going back to work for hhnlhnne— and then going back to work for him prime minister. but him as prime minister. but i mean, journalists, we certainly nnhss— mean, journalists, we certainly nhss—hesawse- mean, journalists, we certainly miss—because he. mean, journalists, we certainly. miss—because he was miss him greatly because he was wew.— miss him greatly because he was wew—whats- very, very engaged. what's his relationship johnson relationship with boris johnson like now it's worse by like now? it's getting worse by the too. good and of the day, too. good and of course, he's— the day, too. good and of course, he's-ex—bbc. the day, too. good and of. course, he's-ex—bbc hack. course, he's an ex—bbc hack. so he-a— course, he's an ex—bbc hack. so he-a pehhhsah— course, he's an ex—bbc hack. so he a political correspondent he was a political correspondent .|hnew— he was a political correspondent .|hnew hhn — he was a political correspondent .|hnew hhn hn— he was a political correspondent .iknew him in the— he was a political correspondent . knew him in the lobby when i . i knew him in the lobby when i was—hhes- . i knew him in the lobby when i was—times and- was there for the times and hehegnaph— was there for the times and hehegnaph-he- was there for the times and telegraph, he knows his telegraph, and so he knows his way— telegraph, and so he knows his way anu— telegraph, and so he knows his way around. yeah,— telegraph, and so he knows his way around. yeah, the media hnghe—anul way around. yeah, the media- hnghe—anulwas jungle. yeah. and he and he was a hhhhe— jungle. yeah. and he and he was a little.indiscreet,_ jungle. yeah. and he and he was a little indiscreet, which a little bit indiscreet, which is a little bit indiscreet, which hs-uhe— a little bit indiscreet, which hs-uhe a— a little bit indiscreet, which is-like a little - a little bit indiscreet, which| is-like a little bit. is what you like a little bit. very— is what you like a little bit. very indiscreet. _ is what you like a little bit. very indiscreet. yes - is what you like a little bit. very indiscreet. yes >- is what you like a little bit. «cg : stint; “in; > yes. is what you like a little bit. «cg : 9332; “in; > yes. what very indiscreet. yes > yes. what you need— very indiscreet. yes > yes. what you need ome— very indiscreet. yes > yes. what you need some-the- tip “2 static; “it: > yes. what you need some the media tip “2 siziiitiil “it: > yes. what you need some the media guys you need some of the media guys who— you need some of the media guys who-prime— you need some of the media guys who prime ministers tell who advise prime ministers tell you- _ who advise prime ministers tell you- yes.— who advise prime ministers tell you- yes. of- who advise prime ministers tell you- yes, of course. who advise prime ministers telli you- yes, of course we you nothing. yes, of course we don't. know it. but. but don't. we know it. but. but guiteau— don't. we know it. but. but guiteau was— don't. we know it. but. but guiteau was good.- 22“ l �*stitii . but. but guiteau was good. and 2i“ l �*stitii . but. but guiteau was good. and you 2tit“ l �*stt�*tii . but. but guiteau was good. and you can just— guiteau was good. and you can just bettsvs— guiteau was good. and you can just believe all— guiteau was good. and you can just believe all this. t/tiitit“ just believe all this. yeah, yeah,— just believe all this. yeah, yeah, yeah.— just believe all this. yeah, yeah, yeah. t— just believe all this. yeah, yeah, yeah. i mean, he was there witness all, so. but it

witness to it all, so. but it makes me like— witness to it all, so. but it makes me like boris- l but it makes me like boris even more. yeah,— makes me like boris even more. vests-country— makes me like boris even more. yeah, country would right yeah, the country would be right sshtnd— yeah, the country would be right behind-punched- yeah, the country would be right behind punched macron. behind him if he punched macron. and behind him if he punched macron. ana beause— behind him if he punched macron. and because he— behind him if he punched macron. and because he was— behind him if he punched macron. and because he was there- behind him if he punched macron. and because he was there right to the end, wasn't he.7 yeah. and because he was there right to the end, wasn't he? yeah. as i recall. yeah. all i recall. yeah. yeah. all through and through partygate and fascinating. he call to fascinating. he made the call to team— fascinating. he made the call to team-massa— fascinating. he made the call to inform-masonithe- fascinating. he made the call to inform-masonithe bbc. inform chris mason on the bbc that— inform chris mason on the bbc that eats— inform chris mason on the bbc that boris was— inform chris mason on the bbc that boris was about to quit. aut— that boris was about to quit. ana that-s— that boris was about to quit. and that's quite— that boris was about to quit. and that's quite a big call to mate,— and that's quite a big call to mate, tset— and that's quite a big call to make, isn't it?— and that's quite a big call to make, isn't it? to— and that's quite a big call to make, isn't it? to announce that the-minister's. _ make, isn't it? to announce that the minister's. yeah. the prime minister's. yeah. teat.— the prime minister's. yeah. yeah. particularly- the prime minister's. yeah. yeah. particularly he'd- the prime minister's. yeah. yeah. particularly he'd holed up in yeah several in number 10. yeah for several days. he was days. yeah. we thought he was doing trump was always doing a trump and was always saying wasn't saying he wasn't, he wasn't going but then he going anywhere but then he thought was on the thought the writing was on the wall. yeah hasn't written wall. yeah and he hasn't written a though, has he? no. i'm a book, though, has he? no. i'm sure one's going to come though. teat,— sure one's going to come though. yeah, yeah,— sure one's going to come though. yeah, teats-ute— sure one's going to come though. yeah, yeah, we have the yeah, yeah, yeah. we have the podcast— yeah, yeah, yeah. we have the podcast-talks- yeah, yeah, yeah. we have the podcast talks about podcast where he talks about east— podcast where he talks about east ueet. — podcast where he talks about each week. yeah,— podcast where he talks about each week. yeah, we get a bit -a— each week. yeah, we get a bit -a tut— each week. yeah, we get a bit more.-a bit more- each week. yeah, we get a bit more. a bit more detail more. yeah, a bit more detail aut— more. yeah, a bit more detail ant-stutt. - more. yeah, a bit more detail and-stuff. so- more. yeah, a bit more detaili and-stuff. so yeah, and it's great stuff. so yeah, ttgtt. — and it's great stuff. so yeah, ttgtt. _ttts— and it's great stuff. so yeah, right. this is the massive right. carol this is the massive cost to the nhs is cost of obesity to the nhs is revealed. we've known this for many decades now that actually. bev thing this study, bev the thing about this study, it's bev the thing about this study, tts-at— bev the thing about this study, tts-at ts— bev the thing about this study, it's-of its kind.- bev the thing about this study, it's-of its kind. it's- it's the first of its kind. it's teen— it's the first of its kind. it's teen-aut- it's the first of its kind. it's. been _out i imperial been carried out by imperial cattege— been carried out by imperial college london— been carried out by imperial college london and but it's huge and us— college london and but it's huge and tts tt-s— college london and but it's huge and it's, it's what— college london and but it's huge and it's, it's what they're saytag — and it's, it's what they're saytag ts— and it's, it's what they're saying is basically obesity is

estua— saying is basically obesity is sasttug tse— saying is basically obesity is costing the nhs— saying is basically obesity is costing the nhs £14 billion a year— costing the nhs £14 billion a tea tea— costing the nhs £14 billion a tea tea taut— costing the nhs £14 billion a year for four no. _ costing the nhs £14 billion a year for four no. one for £14 tttttau— year for four no. one for £14 tttttau a— year for four no. one for £14 billion a year.— year for four no. one for £14 billion a year. and they've actuati— billion a year. and they've actually broken- billion a year. and they've actually broken it down. they tutewteuea— actually broken it down. they interviewed something like 2.3 mutton— interviewed something like 2.3 mttttaa peapte— interviewed something like 2.3 million people over a period of ten million people over a period of tea teas — million people over a period of tea teas aut— million people over a period of ten years. and they're saying that— ten years. and they're saying now that obese— ten years. and they're saying now that obese people cost the tus— now that obese people cost the uus twee— now that obese people cost the uus twtse as— now that obese people cost the nhs twice as much. i mean, this is nhs twice as much. i mean, this ts tatt— nhs twice as much. i mean, this ts tata tate— nhs twice as much. i mean, this is laid bare now.— nhs twice as much. i mean, this is laid bare now. this is real. and— is laid bare now. this is real. and ttette— is laid bare now. this is real. and they're saying that if tu-e— and they're saying that if tu-e a— and they're saying that if you're a healthy if you're a healthy person, if tu-e— you're a healthy person, if you're overweight you're a healthy person, if- you're-overweight person, you're not an overweight person, you're not an overweight person, tau—tu— you're not an overweight person, tau—ta a— you're not an overweight person, tau—ta a teat- you're not an overweight person, tau—ta a teat tt-sl you on average in a year, it's eese— you on average in a year, it's tees to— you on average in a year, it's tees to test— you on average in a year, it's £638 to look after you. if tu-e— £638 to look after you. if you're-obese- £638 to look after you. if you're obese person, that you're an obese person, that figure— you're an obese person, that figure-doubles- you're an obese person, that figure doubles to £1,375. figure almost doubles to £1,375. wetsu— figure almost doubles to £1,375. wutst ts— figure almost doubles to £1,375. which is which— figure almost doubles to £1,375. which is which is— figure almost doubles to £1,375. which is which is massive. and tats— which is which is massive. and tats stutt— which is which is massive. and tats stuat ts— which is which is massive. and this study is all— which is which is massive. and this study is all saying two and three— this study is all saying two and three sets— this study is all saying two and three brits are— this study is all saying two and three brits are now obese or atetuetatt— three brits are now obese or overweight, 26%_ three brits are now obese or overweight, 26% of adult britons are overweight, 26% of adult britons atese sets— overweight, 26% of adult britons are obese, 38% are— overweight, 26% of adult britons are obese, 38% are overweight. these— are obese, 38% are overweight. ttese ae— are obese, 38% are overweight. these are shocking figures. and teause— these are shocking figures. and because we know— these are shocking figures. and because we know that obesity attests— because we know that obesity attests t— because we know that obesity affects it causes— because we know that obesity affects it causes some cancers, it affects it causes some cancers, tt auses— affects it causes some cancers, tt teat— affects it causes some cancers, it causes heart disease, it tuna— it causes heart disease, it causes lung disease , diabetes, causes lung disease, diabetes, atatetes.— causes lung disease, diabetes, diabetes. that's— causes lung disease, diabetes, diabetes. that's the least of the— diabetes. that's the least of the tunes— diabetes. that's the least of the things that— diabetes. that's the least of the things that causes really , the things that causes really, reatt— the things that causes really, really serious.— the things that causes really, really serious. and this is you knew,— really serious. and this is you knew, t— really serious. and this is you knew, t tau-t— really serious. and this is you know, i don't know what we do. anu— know, i don't know what we do. and at— know, i don't know what we do. and at course.— know, i don't know what we do. and of course, a— know, i don't know what we do. and of course, a lot— know, i don't know what we do.

and of course, a lot of - know, i don't know what we do. and of course, a lot of school kids are obese now. and interestingly,— kids are obese now. and interestingly, they- interestingly, they haven't given— interestingly, they haven't given the — interestingly, they haven't given the figures for kids. but it's interesting,— given the figures for kids. but it's interesting, your paper tatat—aue- it's interesting, your paper tatat—aue at| it's interesting, your paper- today,_one of those today, peers, does one of those ttsts— today, peers, does one of those ttsts that— today, peers, does one of those lists that says,— today, peers, does one of those lists that says, what, £14 tttttau— lists that says, what, £14 billion could— lists that says, what, £14 billion could pay for. yeah it's the anauat— billion could pay for. yeah it's the annual budget of 40 large taspttats— the annual budget of 40 large taspttats .— the annual budget of 40 large hospitals . good— the annual budget of 40 large hospitals . good lord, it would hospitals. good lord, it would pay— hospitals. good lord, it would pat tat— hospitals. good lord, it would pat tat aze— hospitals. good lord, it would pay for 1.25 million hip replacements, 391,000 new nurses . 97,850— replacements, 391,000 new nurses . 97,850 ambulances. and it's a ttttt— . 97,850 ambulances. and it's a ttttts at— . 97,850 ambulances. and it's a ttttts at the— . 97,850 ambulances. and it's a fifth of the annual— . 97,850 ambulances. and it's a fifth of the annual health bill for fifth of the annual health bill tor the— fifth of the annual health bill for the whole— fifth of the annual health bill for the whole health service. so tats— for the whole health service. so tats ts— for the whole health service. so this is shocking.— for the whole health service. so this is shocking. it— for the whole health service. so this is shocking. it is really stacttua. — this is shocking. it is really stacttaa. tt— this is shocking. it is really shocking. it used- this is shocking. it is really shocking. c 2 f shocking. it used to be facts. we used to worry about if we were growing up. yeah, but now lung cancer would be the was the big problem. but this has overtaken it. this is overtaken it overtaken it. this is overtaken t to— overtaken it. this is overtaken t to the— overtaken it. this is overtaken it to the point— overtaken it. this is overtaken it to the point-you- overtaken it. this is overtaken. it to the point-you know, it to the point where, you know, a tat— it to the point where, you know, a tat at— it to the point where, you know, a lot of cancers— it to the point where, you know, a lot of cancers now— it to the point where, you know, a lot of cancers now are caused by a lot of cancers now are caused tt atesttt— a lot of cancers now are caused tt atesttt. teat,— a lot of cancers now are caused by obesity. yeah, we're just tatttua— by obesity. yeah, we're just talking someone, you know, talking to someone, you know, tt—newn- talking to someone, you know, one _who works l talking to someone, you know,- one _who works with one of the ladies who works with you guys— one of the ladies who works with ttu guts tutstte— one of the ladies who works with you guys outside she to you guys outside and she used to be, you guys outside and she used to te-ttu— you guys outside and she used to te-tsu catt— you guys outside and she used to te-tsu catt t,- be, what do you call it, a nttwtte— be, what do you call it, a nttwtte. a— be, what do you call it, a midwife. a midwife. and she was sattnt— midwife. a midwife. and she was sattng-ttese— midwife. a midwife. and she was saying obese people having saying that obese people having tattes— saying that obese people having tattes ,— saying that obese people having tattes t-feally_ saying that obese people having babies , really dangerous. babies, it's really dangerous. it babies, it's really dangerous. t can— babies, it's really dangerous. tt ause— babies, it's really dangerous. it can cause it— babies, it's really dangerous. it can cause it can cause real tatttens— it can cause it can cause real trottens. ant— it can cause it can cause real problems. and it's- it can cause it can cause real problems. and it's the same with etetatttn— problems. and it's the same with otetatttn as— problems. and it's the same with otetatttn as tsu— problems. and it's the same with operation as you can die in an ttetatttn—

operation as you can die in an ttetatttn ,— operation as you can die in an ttetatttn , tsu— operation as you can die in an operation , you see, because is operation, you see, because is it operation, you see, because is t tecause— operation, you see, because is it because we're— operation, you see, because is it because we're eating the wrong— it because we're eating the wrong toots— it because we're eating the wrong foods and the processed tott— wrong foods and the processed toot a— wrong foods and the processed toot a too— wrong foods and the processed food or too much— wrong foods and the processed food or too much food too complicated? _ food or too much food too complicated? t/tiitit“ ' “2 c complicated? yeah. and it's like, you with it? like, how do you deal with it? i don't know, because you go don't know, because you can go down the route of down the syntax route of whacking the taxes on sugary whacking up the taxes on sugary foods, ultimately, foods, but ultimately, people know you and know what's good for you and what's you. it's more what's bad for you. it's more complicated that than that, isn't it? people eat isn't it? people still eat choose eat the wrong things choose to eat the wrong things or exercise. or don't do enough exercise. yeah, have an emotional yeah, and we have an emotional tetattsnsntt— yeah, and we have an emotional relationship to— yeah, and we have an emotional relationship to food. everybody toes— relationship to food. everybody toes ton-t— relationship to food. everybody does, don't they?— relationship to food. everybody does, don't they? people does, don't they? even people wnt—wettl does, don't they? even peoplei wns—wett we who eat healthily and well, we stu— who eat healthily and well, we set-,— who eat healthily and well, we stttt-, eat— who eat healthily and well, we stttt-, eat a- who eat healthily and well, we still-, eat or we- who eat healthily and well, we still , eat or we reward still comfort, eat or we reward eat— still comfort, eat or we reward eat . — still comfort, eat or we reward eat . tut— still comfort, eat or we reward eat. tut tt-s— still comfort, eat or we reward eat . but it's the— still comfort, eat or we reward eat . but it's the sugar- still comfort, eat or we reward eat. g 2 still comfort, eat or we reward eat . c g 2 eat. but it's the sugar and salt in the some of the food. i mean, i've stopped buying lattes in these coffee shops because you're it's you're tired, piers. no, it's because many spoonfuls of because how many spoonfuls of sugarin because how many spoonfuls of sugar in them? massive. massive. lot is like a sugar in them? massive. - massive..lot is like a meal. massive. a lot is like a meal. tt-s— massive. a lot is like a meal. tt-s twe— massive. a lot is like a meal. us we we— massive. a lot is like a meal. it's like the calories of a full neat.— it's like the calories of a full neat. — it's like the calories of a full neat. tts— it's like the calories of a full meal. it's crazy. _ it's like the calories of a full meal. it's crazy. i- it's like the calories of a full meal. c f 22 “ c meal. it's crazy. i couldn't i was stunned, actually. and i thought, oh, that's a weekly treat. but it's has to go. but part of the problem is, you know, pander to know, we pander a lot to obesity, i think. and i can say we— obesity, i think. and i can say we as— obesity, i think. and i can say we as a— obesity, i think. and i can say we as a tat— obesity, i think. and i can say this as a fat person,- cat and i can say this as a fat person, person wnt-s— this as a fat person, person was weetet— this as a fat person, person who's veered between a size 12 a tone— who's veered between a size 12 a tone the— who's veered between a size 12 a tone ttne att— who's veered between a size 12 a

tone ttne ago to— who's veered between a size 12 a long time ago to a— who's veered between a size 12 a long time ago to a size 20 time ago,— long time ago to a size 20 time atalwas— long time ago to a size 20 time atalwas a— long time ago to a size 20 time atalwas a long— long time ago to a size 20 time ago, was a long time, sorry ago, it was a long time, sorry to a— ago, it was a long time, sorry to a se— ago, it was a long time, sorry to a 22,— ago, it was a long time, sorry to a size 22, but— ago, it was a long time, sorry to a size 22, but you're not a se— to a size 22, but you're not a 22— to a size 22, but you're not a zz — to a size 22, but you're not a size 22 now. no,- to a size 22, but you're not a size 22 now. \ttit and size 22 now. no, i'm not. and actuattt— size 22 now. no, i'm not. and aduauyt twe— size 22 now. no, i'm not. and actually, i've lost— size 22 now. no, i'm not. and actually, i've lost a— size 22 now. \ttit and actually, i've lost a couple of stones— actually, i've lost a couple of stones tn— actually, i've lost a couple of stones in the— actually, i've lost a couple of stones in the past— actually, i've lost a couple of stones in the past couple of nontts— stones in the past couple of nontns. tut.— stones in the past couple of months. but. but the thing about tent— months. but. but the thing about tetnt oweawetgnt— months. but. but the thing about being overweight now, people tantet—notl pander to it. doctors are not attowet— pander to it. doctors are not attowet to— pander to it. doctors are not allowed to .to- pander to it. doctors are not allowed to to people, you pander to it. doctors are not allowto to to people, you pander to it. doctors are not allowto lose to people, you pander to it. doctors are not allowto lose weight. )ple, you pander to it. doctors are not allowto lose weight. theyyou pander to it. doctors are not allowto lose weight. they can't have to lose weight. they can't say— have to lose weight. they can't sat tou-e— have to lose weight. they can't say you're i because - have to lose weight. they can't say you're because it's say you're fat because it's utsetttnt. — say you're fat because it's upsetting. _it's- say you're fat because it's upsetting. it's more upsetting. well, it's more utsetttnt— upsetting. well, it's more utsetttnt tt— upsetting. well, it's more upsetting if you have a heart attack— upsetting if you have a heartl attack—that's attack when you're 40. that's muon— attack when you're 40. that's much-upsetting.- attack when you're 40. that's much upsetting. so people attack when you're 40. that's muchto upsetting. so people attack when you're 40. that's muchto be upsetting. so people attack when you're 40. that's muchto be told, tting. so people attack when you're 40. that's muchto be told, iing. so people attack when you're 40. that's muchto be told, i think.» people attack when you're 40. that's muchto be told, i think. yeah. le have to be told, i think. yeah. ant— have to be told, i think. yeah. ant tou— have to be told, i think. yeah. ant tou know,— have to be told, i think. yeah. and you know, harsh but true. onene— and you know, harsh but true. ctaene te— and you know, harsh but true. graeme le saux_ and you know, harsh but true. graeme le saux you— and you know, harsh but true. graeme le saux you can- and you know, harsh but true. /tit tits“ and you know, harsh but true. graeme le saux you can think of it i was at school, there it when i was at school, there was fat kid at school 1—1 and was a fat kid at school 1—1 and he he pulled boy, got all he and he pulled boy, got all the abuse. that was during the teat.— the abuse. that was during the war. yeah, but,— the abuse. that was during the war. yeah, but, but— the abuse. that was during the war. yeah, but, but he got all the abuse. but now you walk the abuse. but, but now you walk past school. it's, it's the past the school. it's, it's the playground is full of ladies. yeah. and you do wonder, you know—meats- yeah. and you do wonder, you know—meals they. yeah. and you do wonder, you. know—meals they serve know the school meals they serve tnen — know the school meals they serve tnen lute— know the school meals they serve them i like plastic _ know the school meals they serve them like plastic now them on like plastic trays now ant—twe- them on like plastic trays now and—like they're i and it's almost like they're convex something. and it's almost like they're convex-something. but convex or something. i know. but atto— convex or something. i know. but atso tte— convex or something. i know. but also the school meals, the school food was so horrible when we kids. weren't going we were kids. you weren't going to on that, were you? to get fat on that, were you? you mentioned about kids and i tntnt— you mentioned about kids and i tntnt tnts— you mentioned about kids and i tntnt tnts ts— you mentioned about kids and i think this is a— you mentioned about kids and i think this is a real— you mentioned about kids and i think this is a real shame for nas— think this is a real shame for nos—see-

think this is a real shame for kids—seellotl think this is a real shame fori kids—seellot of kids because you see a lot of otese— kids because you see a lot of otese-now— kids because you see a lot of obese-now and- kids because you see a lot of obese-now and i- kids because you see a lot of obese now and i completely obese kids now and i completely i'm obese kids now and i completely t-n gotnt— obese kids now and i completely t-n gotnt to— obese kids now and i completely t-n gotnt to get— obese kids now and i completely i'm going to get complaints just the i'm going to get complaints just tne-tou— i'm going to get complaints just tne-tou wttt— i'm going to get complaints just the .you will-for- i'm going to get complaints just the you will for saying the way you will get for saying tattes— the way you will get for saying ladies-blame— the way you will get for saying ladies-blame the- the way you will get for saying ladies. blame the parents ladies. but i blame the parents for ladies. but i blame the parents tot-tecause— ladies. but i blame the parents for-because kids- ladies. but i blame the parents for because kids don't go for this because kids don't go to we— for this because kids don't go to the supermarket. the parents do. to the supermarket. the parents to—an- to the supermarket. the parents to—an iustl do. yeah. so junk. i am just saying no to my kids. all day because it's there it's because it's there and it's available come out available and they come out of school, to the school, they want to go to the shop and just say, no, you go to the supermarket and have that. no sadly, you know, no no. and sadly, you know, a lot parents for lot of parents don't for whatever reason, don't feel they can kids. and if can say no to their kids. and if i had pound can say no to their kids. and if i hadlpound for— can say no to their kids. and if i had lpound for the - ti“ ” 25 and if i had pound for the times, i had a pound for the times, twe— i had a pound for the times, toe-stones- i had a pound for the times, i've-stories or- i had a pound for the times, i've stories or i've i've written stories or i've ttscusset— i've written stories or i've discussed-radio,| discussed it on the radio, television,— discussed it on the radio, television, why- discussed it on the radio, television, why shouldn't television, why we shouldn't nawe — have fast food stores near sotoots— have fast food stores near schools. yeah,— have fast food stores near schools. yeah, there. and schools. yeah, still there. and you— schools. yeah, still there. and tou see— schools. yeah, still there. and tou t.— schools. yeah, still there. and you see it. and— schools. yeah, still there. and you see it. and they're rammed wttn— you see it. and they're rammed with—lunchtime. with school kids in lunchtime ant— with school kids in lunchtime ant on— with school kids in lunchtime ant on-wat— with school kids in lunchtime| and on .way-well, with school kids in lunchtime- and on .way-well, look and on the way home. well, look what— and on the way home. well, look what happened as well. there was. was was. what was that school? was it in yorkshire somewhere where they change the school they tried to change the school dinners? in jamie oliver dinners? it was in jamie oliver and school and and he was school dinners and the were turning up at and he was school dinners and the school were turning up at and he was school dinners and the school gates turning up at and he was school dinners and the school gates with ng up at and he was school dinners and the school gates with chips at and he was school dinners and the school gates with chips and stuff know, stuff and know, you know, i think actually think meals think actually i think meals should in a kind should be treated in a kind of a proper way. kids should be tautnt— proper way. kids should be taugnt now— proper way. kids should be taught how to— proper way. kids should be taught how to eat- kids should be taught how to eat properly so you— taught how to eat properly so tou-eat— taught how to eat properly so you-eat-school- taught how to eat properly so. you-eat-school meal you don't eat your school meal on a waste— you don't eat your school meal on a plastic tray.— you don't eat your school meal on a plastic tray. you eat it on a note— on a plastic tray. you eat it on a wp” wate— on a plastic tray. you eat it on

a proper plate. it's— on a plastic tray. you eat it on a proper plate. it's got vegetables,— a proper plate. it's got vegetables, home a proper plate. it's got- vegetables,-home cooked vegetables, proper home cooked toot,— food, not turkey. twizzlers. treat,— food, not turkey. twizzlers. treat—a- food, not turkey. twizzlers.. neat—a pfopef treat, treat meals in a proper wat— treat, treat meals in a proper. wat—now treat, treat meals in a proper. waeat—now treat, treat meals in a proper. waeat and—how treat, treat meals in a proper. waeat and have-how treat, treat meals in a proper waeat and have water how treat, treat meals in a proper waeat and have water with how treat, treat meals in a proper waeat and have water with it,iv to eat and have water with it, not— to eat and have water with it, notlttzzt— to eat and have water with it, notlttzzt ant— to eat and have water with it, not fizzy and have water with not a fizzy and have water with it. not a fizzy and have water with t. — not a fizzy and have water with t. wot— not a fizzy and have water with t. notlfizzy_ not a fizzy and have water with it. notlfizzy drink. - not a fizzy and have water with it. notlfizzy drink. yeah- it. not a fizzy drink. yeah they're always snacking. that was other thing well when was the other thing as well when we fizzy we were kids. fizzy. fizzy dfinks we were kids. fizzy. fizzy drinks were days and drinks were high days and holidays. well, they were. and drinks were high days and holid you well, they were. and drinks were high days and holid you everl, they were. and drinks were high days and holid you ever putey were. and drinks were high days and holid you ever put a were. and drinks were high days and holid you ever put a coina. and drinks were high days and holid you ever put a coin into d have you ever put a coin into a two— have you ever put a coin into a tnto-tnnte— have you ever put a coin into a into-drink? no- have you ever put a coin into a into-drink? no and- have you ever put a coin into a into drink? no and watch into a fizzy drink? no and watch wnat—tne— into a fizzy drink? no and watch what—the coin.- what happens to the coin. a ttttnt— what happens to the coin. a ttttnt-ts— what happens to the coin. a filthy is suddenly clean in filthy coin is suddenly clean in ten ntnutes— filthy coin is suddenly clean in ten minutes. it's— filthy coin is suddenly clean in ten minutes. it's because the ten minutes. it's because of the tenets— ten minutes. it's because of the onentcats tn— ten minutes. it's because of the chemicals in there. �*ft�*m ten minutes. it's because of the chemicals in there. c chemicals in there. what's it totnt— chemicals in there. what's it doing insides? doing to your insides? it's doing to your insides? it's doing the doing to your teeth. and the biggest reason— biggest reason for hospitalisation of children is een— hospitalisation of children is teeth extraction.— hospitalisation of children is teeth extraction. yeah, teeth extraction. yeah, yeah, teat,— yeah, right. sam ministers auset— yeah, right. sam ministers accused to accused of giving handouts to cnntnats— accused of giving handouts to criminals-they— accused of giving handouts to criminals they were given criminals as they were given taotatet— criminals as they were given taxpayer-return- taxpayer cash to return tottowtnt— taxpayer cash to return following conviction. oh following conviction. what? oh tnts— following conviction. what? oh tnts-tts— following conviction. what? oh tnts-tt-s a— following conviction. what? oh this-it's a £100— following conviction. what? oh this it's a £100 sweetener this is a it's a £100 sweetener tetegtatn— this is a it's a £100 sweetener telegraph describes it as it's actuattt— telegraph describes it as it's actually supposed to be a way of sawnt— actually supposed to be a way of sawng nonet — actually supposed to be a way of saving money. it's— actually supposed to be a way of saving money. 2 w saving money. it's the biggest popular foreign prisoner population is made up of albanians and so the government is trying to find a way of deaung is trying to find a way of dealing with this. you kick them out? dealing with this. you kick them oute wean— dealing with this. you kick them out? yeah well,— dealing with this. you kick them out? yeah well, they're - 2 “2 you kick them out? yeah well, they're going to ttct— out? yeah well, they're going to ttct tnen— out? yeah well, they're going to kick them out— out? yeah well, they're going to kick them out what want kick them out is what you want to-ttct— kick them out is what you want to-ttct tnen— kick them out is what you want to-kick them out. - kick them out is what you want to kick them out. "cg to do is kick them out. they wttt—

to do is kick them out. they wttt cut— to do is kick them out. they wttt cut the— to do is kick them out. they will cut the last— to do is kick them out. they will cut the last year of your sentence, you back to sentence, send you back to albania, give you £1,500. as long you come back. long as you don't come back. this how do they stop this is how do they stop them contnt—ttts- this is how do they stop them coming—this is- this is how do they stop themj coming—this is the coming back? no, this is the thing. because actually, if they're coming back on small boats, they're coming back on small botthey can't. but they don't. so they can't. but they don't. uunttet— so they can't. but they don't. hundred figure— so they can't. but they don't. hundred figure from. - ti“ c but they don't. hundred figure from. so ti?“ c but they don't. hundred figure from. so we're tnttnt— hundred figure from. so we're bribing criminals— hundred figure from. so we're bribing criminals to leave our countt— bribing criminals to leave our counttlnot— bribing criminals to leave our country-not come- bribing criminals to leave our country not come back. ' “2 country to not come back. and ttat-s— country to not come back. and tats-ate— country to not come back. and that's-are convicts- country to not come back. and that's are convicts and that's if they are convicts and they're in prison. they're in prison. it would us prison. so it would cost us a lot more that to keep them lot more than that to keep them in i think the in prison. yeah. so i think the figures— in prison. yeah. so i think the ttgutes ae— in prison. yeah. so i think the figures are that— in prison. yeah. so i think the figures are that it's— “ ii“ “2?“ so i think the figures are that it's about tattoo— figures are that it's about etoooo a— figures are that it's about £10,000 a year- figures are that it's about £10,000 a year to figures are that it's about- £10,000 a year to-somebody £10,000 a year to keep somebody in £10,000 a year to keep somebody tn attanta— £10,000 a year to keep somebody in albania-but- in albania in prison, but it's atout— in albania in prison, but it's about—serious. about 57,000 for a serious cttntnat— about 57,000 for a serious criminal offence- about 57,000 for a serious criminal offence . ' 2 about 57,000 for a serious criminal offence . “2 ”ti; criminal offence. and they're saying that murderer sam, saying that the murderer sam, there's about 18 or 19 murderers in jail here that would cost over a lifetime £1.9 million to keep them in prison here. yeah. and we pay that. that's taxpayers paying that bill. but it is astonishing how they think it's a good idea to give and, you i saw stat last you know, i saw a stat last week, really shocked me. week, it was really shocked me. it of albanians who it said 70% of albanians who come committed a crime come here have committed a crime within of within their first few months of being and see that being here. and we see that there's nearly 2000 of them in prison. who prison. yes, 70% of them who come because a lot of them come here because a lot of them being boats now

being brought on the boats now are being brought by its traffickers. but it's albanian gangsters who are organising the crossings. they're getting crossings. so they're getting them here to literally to commit crimes, bribe and to say crimes, but to bribe and to say that they're going to go they just promise never to just have to promise never to come but imagine come back. but i can imagine people this programme , people watching this programme, listening to this programme today struggling to pay today who are struggling to pay their their bills, their gas, pay their bills, electric bill, and they're heafing electric bill, and they're hearing we're putting £1,500 cash hands of some scali cash in the hands of some scali albanian convict to clear off with no guarantee that he's not going to. that's the thing. i tntnt— going to. that's the thing. i tntnt teotte— 2tit “2 that's the thing. i think people perhaps wouldn't ntnt— think people perhaps wouldn't ntnt so— think people perhaps wouldn't mind so much— think people perhaps wouldn't mind so much if— think people perhaps wouldn't mind so much if we definitely knew— mind so much if we definitely tnew tnet— mind so much if we definitely knew they weren't going come, knew they weren't going to come, newer—t- never going to come back. if tnet-te— never going to come back. if tnet-te-use- never going to come back. if they're-use that- never going to come back. if. they're-use that money they're going to use that money to ten— they're going to use that money to ten tunt— they're going to use that money to ten tunt on— they're going to use that money to then jump on boat and come to then jump on a boat and come tact,— to then jump on a boat and come tact-know,— to then jump on a boat and come back,-know,-the- back, you know, that's the trotten, — back, you know, that's the problem,-it? - back, you know, that's the- problem,-it? .wonder. no problem, isn't it? no wonder. no wonder we're a soft wonder people think we're a soft touch. we are. we are. it'll be interesting to see if the lefty lawyers to and stop lawyers turn out to try and stop the back. won't it? the flights back. won't it? yeah. of the flights back. won't it? yeah. _of the l yeah. these ones of the criminals. _ yeah. these ones of the- criminals. _holly criminals. carol how? holly willoughby, criminals. carol how? holly wil don't3y, criminals. carol how? holly wil don't particularly to criminals. carol how? holly wil (abouttarticularly to criminals. carol how? holly wil (about them. arly to criminals. carol how? holly wil (about them. we to criminals. carol how? holly wil (about them. we ask to criminals. carol how? holly wil (about them. we ask who they talk about them. we ask who they are, just have to go and see the king. she to see the king king. she went to see the king testettat,— king. she went to see the king testettat,-tntnt- “2 she went to see the king yesterday, thing was, yesterday, and the thing was, sne— yesterday, and the thing was, she-programme- yesterday, and the thing was, she programme about an

she left the programme about an tout— she left the programme about an nout tetote— she left the programme about an hour before it— she left the programme about an hour before it ended and she she left the programme about an hour philre it ended and she she left the programme about an hour phil a it ended and she she left the programme about an hour phil a very ded and she she left the programme about an hour phil a very awkward she she left the programme about an hour phil a very awkward kiss, gave phil a very awkward kiss, but gave phil a very awkward kiss, tut-tntnt— gave phil a very awkward kiss, but-think she'd- gave phil a very awkward kiss, but think she'd be very but i would think she'd be very tettewet—tne- relieved to get out of the stutto— relieved to get out of the studio because - relieved to get out of the studio because been looking studio because it's been looking so-tne— studio because it's been looking so-tne tast— studio because it's been looking so-the past few- studio because it's been looking so the past few days. so bad over the past few days. t-n —ne-s- so bad over the past few days. t-n—ne-s totnti so bad over the past few days. l t-n—ne-s totnt to i'm kind of hoping he's going to go i'm kind of hoping he's going to to-teattt— i'm kind of hoping he's going to to-teattt to. - i'm kind of hoping he's going to go-really do. well,- i'm kind of hoping he's going to go really do. �*ft�*tiicc go soon. i really do. well, the viewing are collapsing viewing figures are collapsing because all because i think we're all turning watch us. i turning over to watch us. i think they lost 170,000- think they lost 170,000 testettat, — think they lost 170,000 yesterday, so - think they lost 170,000 yesterday, so hopefully they cane-wean— yesterday, so hopefully they came yeah, yeah, hopefully came us yeah, yeah, hopefully so she came us yeah, yeah, hopefully so ste—tnoutnl she looked pretty good though, tttn-t—toots- she looked pretty good though,| didn't—looks good. she looked pretty good though, didn'tthat's looks good. she looked pretty good though, didn'tthat's most looks good. she looked pretty good though, didn'tthat's most it.tks good. yeah, that's most of it. she atwats— yeah, that's most of it. she always looks— yeah, that's most of it. she always looks and fabulous always looks plum and fabulous and always looks plum and fabulous ant—know. - always looks plum and fabulous ant—know. ant and she's lovely, you know. and i and she's lovely, you know. and t-couttn-t— and she's lovely, you know. and t-couttn-t te— and she's lovely, you know. and i couldn't be happier i think i couldn't be happier at we— i think i couldn't be happier at this because,— i think i couldn't be happier at this because, you— i think i couldn't be happier at this because, you know, schofield— this because, you know, schofield has- this because, you know, schofield has lot this because, you know,- schofield has-lot of schofield has made a lot of enemies over— schofield has made a lot of enemies over years and he's enemies over the years and he's teen— enemies over the years and he's teen-az— enemies over the years and he's been-£2 million- been making £2 million a year for been making £2 million a year tot-tast— been making £2 million a year for-lastlyears.- been making £2 million a year for-lastlyears. and- been making £2 million a year for last years. and he's for the last 14 years. and he's mate— for the last 14 years. and he's mate-ant- for the last 14 years. and he's made-and not- for the last 14 years. and he's made and not been the made enemies and not been the nest— made enemies and not been the ntcestlteotte. — made enemies and not been the nicest-people. .this- nicest of people. so this couttn-t— nicest of people. so this. couldn't-couldn't couldn't for me, it couldn't natten— couldn't for me, it couldn't natten-ntcet- couldn't for me, it couldn't happen nicer really the big happen to a nicer really the big tattout. —ves- fallout. his brother. yes convicted abusing a teenage boy. yes. and he's being sentenced tomorrow . philip schofield was tomorrow. philip schofield was told about it and he disowned him and disowned him eventually, but didn't do much about with the information, did he? no, he didn't. and it will be— didn't. and it will be interesting- didn't. and it will be interesting to see. i mean, itv, i interesting to see. i mean, itv, ttntnt— interesting to see. i mean, itv, t tntnt one— interesting to see. i mean, itv, i think one shot— interesting to see. i mean, itv, i think one shot of— interesting to see. i mean, itv, i think one shot of him now, i tttnt— i think one shot of him now, i think, tou— i think one shot of him now, i

think, you know,— i think one shot of him now, i think, you know, there comes a ttne— think, you know, there comes a ttne wnen— think, you know, there comes a time when somebody they just took— time when somebody they just toot—totson. - time when somebody they just look—poison. theyi look like they're poison. they do look like they're poison. they to—tntntl look like they're poison. theyi to—tntnt ne do toxic. and it's he i think he is do toxic. and it's he i think he ts at— do toxic. and it's he i think he ts at tnat— do toxic. and it's he i think he is at that moment— do toxic. and it's he i think he is at that moment they look tttet. — is at that moment they look tired. whereas— is at that moment they look tired. is at that moment they look. tired. whereas-look bright tired. whereas we look bright and fresh and shiny. so if you like what we do, tell your mates, turn over at this time of the day and you'll get and the day and you'll get us and you'll get the fabulous sam list. you'll get the fabulous carole we've carole malone. and we've come to the of our show for the end of our show for a fabulous some time. yes. fabulous some of the time. yes. not on your fabulous, fabulous. ttttt. —next- not on your fabulous, fabulous. right. _next today- not on your fabulous, fabulous. right. _next today onl right. coming up next today on gb news, it is gb news. live with mark longhurst. have a great weekend. we'll you great weekend. we'll see you monday. . hello again. monday. see you. hello again. it's monday. see you. hello again. tt-s attan— monday. see you. hello again. it's aidan mcgivern_ 2 hello again. it's aidan mcgivern here with tout— it's aidan mcgivern here with tout ct— it's aidan mcgivern here with tout ct wews— it's aidan mcgivern here with your gb news forecast brought to your gb news forecast brought to tou—anotnetl you by the met office. another sunnt tat— you by the met office. another warm, sunny day for many of us. we— warm, sunny day for many of us. tne test— warm, sunny day for many of us. tne testltne— warm, sunny day for many of us. the best the sunshine the the best of the sunshine in the soutn. — the best of the sunshine in the soutn. _ott— the best of the sunshine in the south.-odd shower. the best of the sunshine in the south. odd shower will south. although odd shower will tewetot— south. although odd shower will develop - however- develop in places. however tuttnet— develop in places. however further north _ develop in places. however further north there is a thicker tout— further north there is a thicker ctout .— further north there is a thicker ctout . ant— further north there is a thicker cloud . and for— further north there is a thicker cloud . and for the far northwest cloud. and for the far northwest , some drizzle.— cloud. and for the far northwest , some drizzle. we've seen a tant— , some drizzle. we've seen a tant stat— , some drizzle. we've seen a tant start to— , some drizzle. we've seen a damp start to the- , some drizzle. we've seen a damp start to the day for the norm— damp start to the day for the not ot— damp start to the day for the north of scotland with weather ttonts— north of scotland with weather fronts cruising— north of scotland with weather fronts cruising through here and a cott— fronts cruising through here and a cott nont— fronts cruising through here and a cold front arriving later. wett— a cold front arriving later. we'll provide _ a cold front arriving later. we'll provide some more tetststent— we'll provide some more persistent rain- we'll provide some more persistent rain and drizzle for the persistent rain and drizzle for we western— persistent rain and drizzle for the western isles into the wottnwest—

the western isles into the northwest highlands and then tater— northwest highlands and then tatet on— northwest highlands and then tatet on tot— northwest highlands and then later on for western parts of women— later on for western parts of northern ireland. so thicker tout— northern ireland. so thicker ctout tot— northern ireland. so thicker cloud for northern ireland and scottant— cloud for northern ireland and scotland and— cloud for northern ireland and scotland and some areas of cloud tunne— scotland and some areas of cloud tunnet-actoss— scotland and some areas of cloud further across england and further south across england and wees.— further south across england and wees—wnen- wales. but it's here where we'll see—stettsl wales. but it's here where we'll. see—stetts ant see some decent sunny spells and temperatures— see some decent sunny spells and temperatures ut— see some decent sunny spells and temperatures up to— see some decent sunny spells and temperatures up to 18 to 20 or 2t— temperatures up to 18 to 20 or even 21 celsius.— temperatures up to 18 to 20 or even 21 celsius. so— temperatures up to 18 to 20 or even 21 celsius. so feeling warm out were— even 21 celsius. so feeling warm out there, although _ even 21 celsius. so feeling warm out there, although as those temperatures— out there, although as those temperatures rise, we could see the temperatures rise, we could see we ott— temperatures rise, we could see the odd shower— temperatures rise, we could see the odd shower develop in the far the odd shower develop in the tat sown.— the odd shower develop in the far south. there'll— the odd shower develop in the far south. there'll be a warmer day— far south. there'll be a warmer tat tn— far south. there'll be a warmer tat tn tne— far south. there'll be a warmer day in the east— far south. there'll be a warmer day in the east because we'll far south. there'll be a warmer day lilosl! east because we'll far south. there'll be a warmer day iilost thatt because we'll far south. there'll be a warmer day iilost that north use we'll far south. there'll be a warmer day iilost that north seaive'll far south. there'll be a warmer day iilost that north sea breeze have lost that north sea breeze tnat— have lost that north sea breeze that—wednesday.- have lost that north sea breeze that wednesday. but that we had on wednesday. but two— that we had on wednesday. but tnto tne— that we had on wednesday. but into the evening— that we had on wednesday. but into the evening we're going to see-touts— into the evening we're going to see-clouds spill- see thicker clouds spill southwards— see thicker clouds spill- southwards - persistent southwards and the persistent rainw— southwards and the persistent not— southwards and the persistent rain, not much— southwards and the persistent rain, not much of— southwards and the persistent rain, not much of it by this state,— rain, not much of it by this state, tusntnt— rain, not much of it by this stage, pushing into northern tnttant— stage, pushing into northern tnttant ant— stage, pushing into northern england and north wales clearer sttes— england and north wales clearer sttes tot— england and north wales clearer skies for scotland _ england and north wales clearer skies for scotland and northern ttetant— skies for scotland and northern ttetant ant— skies for scotland and northern ireland and a— skies for scotland and northern ireland and a colder night here wttn— ireland and a colder night here wttn a— ireland and a colder night here wttn a toucn— ireland and a colder night here with a touch of— ireland and a colder night here with a touch of ground. frost in 1 with a touch of ground. frost in t ot— with a touch of ground. frost in t ot 2— with a touch of ground. frost in 1 or 2 sheltered— with a touch of ground. frost in 1 or 2 sheltered spots. but tnats— 1 or 2 sheltered spots. but that's where _ 1 or 2 sheltered spots. but that's where the best of the sunsntne— that's where the best of the sunshine - be _ that's where the best of the sunshine-be as- that's where the best of the sunshine be as we start off sunshine will be as we start off ttttat— sunshine will be as we start off friday. scotland,— sunshine will be as we start off friday. scotland, northern ttetant— friday. scotland, northern ireland-then- friday. scotland, northern ireland then eventually ireland and then eventually nottnetn— northern england seeing sunny sttes— skies return, still some sunsntne— skies return, still some sunshine in— skies return, still some sunshine in far skies return, still some sunshine in-far in sunshine in the far south in tetween— sunshine in the far south in tetween an— sunshine in the far south in between an area— sunshine in the far south in between an area of cloud and outtteats— between an area of cloud and outbreaks of— between an area of cloud and outbreaks of increasing showery .tust— outbreaks of increasing showery rain.-just about— outbreaks of increasing showery rain. just about anywhere rain. and just about anywhere coutt— rain. and just about anywhere coutt eaten— rain. and just about anywhere could catch shower across could catch a shower across tentat— could catch a shower across centtat ant— could catch a shower across central and southern parts of tnttant— central and southern parts of england-south- central and southern parts of england south wales on england and south wales on

ttttat—sone- england and south wales on. friday-somelthese friday afternoon. some of these wttt— friday afternoon. some of these wtttlsnatt— friday afternoon. some of these will-sharp-the- will be sharp with the odd tuntte— will be sharp with the odd rumble thunder. still, rumble of thunder. still, though -teens— rumble of thunder. still, though -teens tn— rumble of thunder. still, though ,-teens in-south- rumble of thunder. still, though , teens in south and , high teens in the south and ntt— , high teens in the south and ntt-teens— , high teens in the south and mid teens further north mid to hiin teens further north as mid to high teens further north as-wnete— mid to high teens further north as _where-some. mid to high teens further north as _where-some of as well, where we see some of tnose— as well, where we see some of tnose-stetts— as well, where we see some of those-spells and- as well, where we see some of those spells and then into those sunny spells and then into ttttat— those sunny spells and then into ttttat ewentnt— those sunny spells and then into friday evening, some these friday evening, some of these sowns— friday evening, some of these snowets—tot- friday evening, some of these showers—for a- friday evening, some of these showers for a time showers rumble on for a time tne— showers rumble on for a time across the midlands into the soutn—west— across the midlands into the south—west england south south—west of england and south wates. — south—west of england and south wales. .eventually_ south—west of england and south wales. eventually they'll wales. but eventually they'll _tne — wales. but eventually they'll ease _the next- wales. but eventually they'll ease the next weather ease away the next weather ststen — ease away the next weather ststen tusnes— ease away the next weather system pushes into the northwest to-a— system pushes into the northwest to-a teutnt— system pushes into the northwest to-a teutnt to— system pushes into the northwest to-a return to damp- to bring a return to damp weatnet— to bring a return to damp weather for— to bring a return to damp weather for the far northwest of scottant— weather for the far northwest of ecottant ant— weather for the far northwest of scotland and the— weather for the far northwest of scotland and the weekend looks ttne— scotland and the weekend looks ttne tot— scotland and the weekend looks ttne to most— scotland and the weekend looks fine for most with— scotland and the weekend looks fine for most with some sunstnne— fine for most with some sunshine, the- fine for most with some sunshine, the best of which will be sunshine, the best of which will teltne— sunshine, the best of which will teltne .—

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