very good afternoon, everybody. it's patrick christys here. three— it's patrick christys here. three flu— it's patrick christys here. three till six. _ it's patrick christys here. three till six. here's what i've got— three till six. here's what i've got on— three till six. here's what i've go. on this— three till six. here's what i've got on this hour.— three till six. here's what i've got on this hour. mark white has done— got on this hour. mark white has done as— got on this hour. mark white has done as an asylum— got on this hour. mark white has done as an asylum seeker sting operation— done as an asylum seeker sting opetotton thet— done as an asylum seeker sting operation that shows that people living— operation that shows that people ttvtne tn— operation that shows that people living in taxpayer— operation that shows that people living in taxpayer funded hotels are living in taxpayer funded hotels ore-tttegotty— living in taxpayer funded hotels are-illegally for- living in taxpayer funded hotels are illegally for cash are working illegally for cash in are working illegally for cash to toot. — are working illegally for cash to toot. tt— are working illegally for cash in hand. it comes on the same day— in hand. it comes on the same toy-totem — in hand. it comes on the same toy-totem toe— in hand. it comes on the same day rishi has gone squishy day that rishi has gone squishy over-tegot— day that rishi has gone squishy over legal migration over the legal migration totes.— over the legal migration ttgutee. ._ over the legal migration figures. i will- over the legal migration figures. i will be talking all about— figures. i will be talking all about that. — figures. i will be talking all about that. in— figures. i will be talking all about that. in other news. yes. okav- — about that. in other news. yes. okav- -ot— about that. in other news. yes. okav- -ot the - about that. in other news. yes. okay. of the queens okay. the cost of the queens tunetot— okay. the cost of the queens funeral-been— okay. the cost of the queens funeral been revealed . do funeral has been revealed. do you— funeral has been revealed. do you-t— funeral has been revealed. do you-tt woe— funeral has been revealed. do you-it was value - funeral has been revealed. do you it was value for money you think it was value for money or you think it was value for money ot-gtve— you think it was value for money ot-gtve you— you think it was value for money ot-gtve you the- or not.7 i'll give you the figures— or not.7 i'll give you the figures-the- or not.7 i'll give you the figures the breakdown figures and the breakdown very, very—the— figures and the breakdown very, very—the ueuot- very shortly. but the usual twes— very shortly. but the usual types are— very shortly. but the usual types are quite— very shortly. but the usual types are quite angry about the cost— types are quite angry about the eoet anyway. — types are quite angry about the cost anyway. we're also going to types are quite angry about the costalkingly. we're also going to types are quite angry about the costalking aboutre also going to types are quite angry about the costalking about this so going to types are quite angry about the costalking about this aftering to be talking about this after harry— be talking about this after harry meghan's harry and meghan's dramatic eoteote— harry and meghan's dramatic epteoteltew— harry and meghan's dramatic episode-new-it. harry and meghan's dramatic. episode i new - it was episode in new york and it was untotetttng— episode in new york and it was unravelling-on— episode in new york and it was unravelling-on air.- episode in new york and it was unravelling on air. with me unravelling live on air. with me te— unravelling live on air. with me toe-on— unravelling live on air. with me ttve-on ee— unravelling live on air. with me live-on gb news- unravelling live on air. with me live on gb news yesterday. live here on gb news yesterday. i'm live here on gb news yesterday. we oettng— live here on gb news yesterday. we oettng ete— live here on gb news yesterday. i'm asking are harry and meghan ttntetet— i'm asking are harry and meghan ttntetet ont— i'm asking are harry and meghan finished and finally. yes, tottee— finished and finally. yes, ladies and— finished and finally. yes, ladies and gentlemen, let's save twee.— ladies and gentlemen, let's save ttvee. ae— ladies and gentlemen, let's save some lives. as you— ladies and gentlemen, let's save some lives. as you know, i am totetng— some lives. as you know, i am totetng money— some lives. as you know, i am raising money for— some lives. as you know, i am raising money for the mental teottt— raising money for the mental health-mind- raising money for the mental health mind every single health charity mind every single toy. —ttett- health charity mind every single toy. —ttett own- day. 12 men take their own ttvee. — day. 12 men take their own ttvee. tt-e— day. 12 men take their own ttvee. to o— day. 12 men take their own lives. it's a shocking statistic. _ lives. it's a shocking statistic. so - lives. it's a shocking statistic. so i'm asking you to donate— statistic. so i'm asking you to donate-tott— statistic. so i'm asking you to donate-bit. i'm- statistic. so i'm asking you to donate bit. i'm going donate a little bit. i'm going to te— donate a little bit. i'm going to te totttng— donate a little bit. i'm going to be talking-a— donate a little bit. i'm going to be talking a real life to be talking to a real life teem— to be talking to a real life teem toy.— to be talking to a real life dream boy. that's right. because

i'll dream boy. that's right. because t-tt—on— dream boy. that's right. because t-tt—on stage- dream boy. that's right. because i'll—on stage and- i'll be getting on stage and tattoo— i'll be getting on stage and tattoo-ott- i'll be getting on stage and- taking-offlhumiliate taking my kiss off to humiliate myeett— taking my kiss off to humiliate myself, basically— taking my kiss off to humiliate myself, basically to raise some money— myself, basically to raise some money to— myself, basically to raise some money to tne— myself, basically to raise some money for the mental health enemy.— charity. so i'll be talking about— charity. so i'll be talking about-ot— charity. so i'll be talking about-of-and- charity. so i'll be talking about of and much charity. so i'll be talking- about.of-and much more about all of that and much more in about all of that and much more tn-nont— about all of that and much more tn-nont .— about all of that and much more tn-nont . en— about all of that and much more in-hour . gb views- about all of that and much more in hour. gb views or gb in this hour. gb views or gb tene- — in this hour. gb views or gb tene- .uk._ in this hour. gb views or gb tene- tot. tn— in this hour. gb views or gb news. .uk. i'm going to ask you to comment— news. .uk. i'm going to ask you to comment today— news. .uk. i'm going to ask you to comment today on whether or not you— to comment today on whether or not you tntnt— to comment today on whether or not you think the— to comment today on whether or not you think the queen's tnnent— not you think the queen's funeral was— not you think the queen's funeral was value for money. the cost— funeral was value for money. the cost tn— funeral was value for money. the cost came in over— funeral was value for money. the cost came in over £150 million. i cost came in over £150 million. . nont— cost came in over £150 million. . wont to— cost came in over £150 million. i want to know— cost came in over £150 million. i want to know from you whether or i want to know from you whether on not— i want to know from you whether on not you— i want to know from you whether or not you think— i want to know from you whether or not you think was money or not you think that was money nett— or not you think that was money net-en— or not you think that was money wen-en vtene— or not you think that was money well-gb views or- or not you think that was money well gb views or gb views well spent, gb views or gb views .uk. — well spent, gb views or gb views .uk. ton,— well spent, gb views or gb views .uk. ton, tnongn— well spent, gb views or gb views .uk. now, though, it's your neotttnee— .uk. now, though, it's your neotttnee .— .uk. now, though, it's your headlines. _ .uk. now, though, it's your headlines . f headlines. thank you, patrick. good afternoon. it's 3:01. your top stories from the newsroom. the uk and japan have signed a new agreement to build closer defence security and cyber ties. a warning for viewers the images were about show contain flashing photography. thank you for having me. i've had a great day in having me. i've had a great day tn totyo— having me. i've had a great day tn totyo oe— having me. i've had a great day in tokyo as well— having me. i've had a great day in tokyo as well . _ having me. i've had a great day in tokyo as well . the- g i've had a great day in tokyo as well . 37” in tokyo as well. the prime ministers in hiroshima, where he

attended a bilateral dinner ahead of the g7 summit . rishi ahead of the g7 summit. rishi sunak says the new deal will further strengthen and deepen the partnership between the two countries. earlier he announced japanese businesses have promised to invest almost £18 billion in the uk. the pm describing it as a massive vote of confidence in the british economy . the prime minister also economy. the prime minister also confirmed he's in talks with the eu about carmakers concerns on post—brexit trade rules. it's after stellantis warning warned thousands of british jobs will be at risk if the government fails to renegotiate the deal . fails to renegotiate the deal. well, on this particular issue, to— well, on this particular issue, it's something— well, on this particular issue, it's something that car manufacturers across europe, not just tn— manufacturers across europe, not just tn tne— manufacturers across europe, not tnet tn tne un— manufacturers across europe, not just in the uk, have raised as a ant— 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 ttot— concern. and as a result of tnot, ne— concern. and as a result of tnot, we we— concern. and as a result of that, we are engaged in a ttotogwe— that, we are engaged in a dialogue with— that, we are engaged in a dialogue with the eu about how we went— dialogue with the eu about how we might address— dialogue with the eu about how we might address those concerns. wnen— we might address those concerns. wnen tt— we might address those concerns. wnen tt tonnes— we might address those concerns. when it comes to— we might address those concerns. when it comes to auto manufacturing more generally , manufacturing more generally, i'm manufacturing more generally, tn going— manufacturing more generally, tn gotng to— manufacturing more generally, tn gotng to te— manufacturing more generally, i'm going to be meeting the ceo of i'm going to be meeting the ceo ot wteeon— i'm going to be meeting the ceo of nissan later— i'm going to be meeting the ceo of nissan later today. as you'll know— of nissan later today. as you'll know .— of nissan later today. as you'll know , tney-we— of nissan later today. as you'll know , they've invested £1 know, they've invested £1 ttttton— know, they've invested £1 ttttton tn— know, they've invested £1 billion in the _ know, they've invested £1 billion in the north—east for

eteetne— billion in the north—east for electric vehicle— billion in the north—east for electric vehicle manufacturing. otter— electric vehicle manufacturing. other japanese— electric vehicle manufacturing. other japanese leaders are neettne— other japanese leaders are meeting today. _ other japanese leaders are meeting today. total investment of meeting today. total investment ot ete— meeting today. total investment of £18 billion— meeting today. total investment of £18 billion into— meeting today. total investment of £18 billion into the uk and part— of £18 billion into the uk and non ot— of £18 billion into the uk and pen ot tnot— of £18 billion into the uk and part of that investment is eontng— part of that investment is coming because we've joined the tent— coming because we've joined the ctttt tote— coming because we've joined the cptpp trade partnership . ' coming because we've joined the cptpp trade partnership , , cptpp trade partnership. a man who— cptpp trade partnership. a man who to— cptpp trade partnership. a man who is dressed— cptpp trade partnership. a man who is dressed as— cptpp trade partnership. a man who is dressed as a— cptpp trade partnership. a man who is dressed as a woman has admitted abducting and assaulting a schoolgirl in the scottish borders. andrew miller, who's also known as amy george , who's also known as amy george, offered the child a lift home in february after saying she looked freezing . he then took her to freezing. he then took her to his address where he sexually assaulted for her over 27 hours. miller, who's in the process of transitioning , pleaded guilty to transitioning, pleaded guilty to four charges and will be sentenced in august . police sentenced in august. police scotland's treating the death of a four year old boy in paisley as murder. cayden frank was found next to the body of a 38 year old man on monday night. detectives say the death of the man isn't being treated as suspicious, and there's no reason to believe anyone else was involved . the government was involved. the government

spent almost . £162 million on spent almost. £162 million on the queen's state funeral and related events last september . related events last september. the treasury has revealed that included a period of national mourning, which saw queen elizabeth ii lying in state at london's westminster hall. her coffin also lay at rest in edinburgh cathedral while 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 . the new york tuesday night. the new york police department described the situation as challenging and said there were no injuries or arrests . taxi driver sushant arrests. taxi driver sushant singh says he never felt they were in danger and wouldn't describe it as a chase. all of a sudden , paparazzi came out of sudden, paparazzi came out of nowhere and just started flashing , taking pictures and, flashing, taking pictures and, you know, and they didn't stop 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 tne ontoge— said, move, move, move. and then tne gottoge tenet— said, move, move, move. and then the garbage truck got— said, move, move, move. and then the garbage truck got out- t: 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 tne — the garbage truck got out of the way and the paparazzi were tottowtne— way and the paparazzi were following the _ way and the paparazzi were following the car . and prince following the car. and prince tony— following the car. and prince nowy ont— following the car. and prince worry and ne— following the car. and prince harry and his wife and the lady, tney— harry and his wife and the lady, tney wee— harry and his wife and the lady, they were nervous— harry and his wife and the lady, they were nervous and they tootet— they were nervous and they looked scared.— they were nervous and they looked scared. feelings were nonnat— looked scared. feelings were normal, sure their normal, but i'm sure their teettnge— normal, but i'm sure their feelings were— normal, but i'm sure their feelings were more intense teeowee— feelings were more intense tene tnte— feelings were more intense because this is— feelings were more intense because this is what is mom. ntneeee— because this is what is mom. princess diana— because this is what is mom. princess diana died in a crash nnnntng— princess diana died in a crash tnnntng owoy— princess diana died in a crash running away from the paparazzi . so— running away from the paparazzi . so .— running away from the paparazzi . so . tntnt— 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 note teen— . so i think their emotions must have been higher— . so i think their emotions must have been higher. c . so i think their emotions must have been higher . cm have been higher. 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 instead to artificial intelligence . the telecoms intelligence. the telecoms giant, which employs around 130,000 people, says it wants to rely on a much smaller workforce . water company bosses in england have apologised for failing to tackle sewage spills , spills at rivers and beaches . , spills at rivers and beaches. environment agency figures show

there were over 300,000 incidents last year, an average of more than 800 a day. water uk has admitted more should have been done and it's now investing £10 billion to overhaul the system . lib dem leader sir ed system. lib dem leader sir ed davey says the apology is too little, too late. the government newe— little, too late. the government nowe tet— little, too late. the government nowe tet tne— little, too late. the government have let the water— c the government have let the water companies get away— have let the water companies get away wttn— have let the water companies get away wttn tnte— have let the water companies get away with this for— have let the water companies get away with this for far too long ont— away with this for far too long and tnntty— away with this for far too long and frankly the _ away with this for far too long and frankly the government seem out and frankly the government seem ont ot— and frankly the government seem ont ot tonen— and frankly the government seem out of touch with— and frankly the government seem out of touch with what voters tntnttng— out of touch with what voters are thinking about this. the water— are thinking about this. the water companies have polluted our water companies have polluted ont— water companies have polluted our rivers and our— water companies have polluted our rivers and our beaches. it's tteonettng. — our rivers and our beaches. it's tteonettno. tt-e— our rivers and our beaches. it's disgusting. it's unacceptable . disgusting. it's unacceptable. all disgusting. it's unacceptable. atttney-we— disgusting. it's unacceptable. att tney-we got— disgusting. it's unacceptable. all they've got to do more. the government— all they've got to do more. the government have— all they've got to do more. the government have got to do far tne— government have got to do far more. the number— government have got to do far more. the number of children tnytng— more. the number of children tnytno votes— more. the number of children tnytno wotee noe— more. the number of children trying vapes has risen by 50% in the trying vapes has risen by 50% in tne teet— trying vapes has risen by 50% in tne toetyeon — trying vapes has risen by 50% in the last year. new— trying vapes has risen by 50% in the last year. \tii2�*tt" can? trying vapes has risen by 50% in the last year. tint” can? the last year. new data shows. experimental vaping among 11 to 17 year olds has risen from 7.7 to 11.6. most were bought at corner shops with disposable vapes, proving most popular residents in nottingham say it's cause for concern . the way that cause for concern. the way that the cause for concern. the way that tne nonet— cause for concern. the way that tne market to— cause for concern. the way that the market is now,— cause for concern. the way that the market is now, with- f ff the way that the market is now, with all of

tne— the market is now, with all of the different— the market is now, with all of the different colours and tttngo— the different colours and things, they're making it very otteottno— things, they're making it very ottenttno to— things, they're making it very appealing to children, which otwonety— appealing to children, which obviously it's— appealing to children, which obviously it's not good. nntenge— obviously it's not good. underage or— obviously it's not good. underage or not.7 �*ftmc obviously it's not good. - underage or not.7 well, i don't agree with that's what you agree with it. that's what you think. don't really agree with think. i don't really agree with it just say it because again, i just say with the colours in that a lot more people with a fruity flavours, just attracting flavours, it's just attracting young into it really. young people into it really. it's made easier with the it's being made easier with the disposable vapes. like you see it's being made easier with the disjbars)le vapes. like you see it's being made easier with the disjbars)le \becominge you see it's being made easier with the disjbars)le \becominge ylot see it's being made easier with the disjbars)le \becominge ylot more elf bars are becoming a lot more totnton— elf bars are becoming a lot more totntn ont— elf bars are becoming a lot more popular and they're— elf bars are becoming a lot more popular and they're like, you inst— popular and they're like, you can just-them- popular and they're like, you can just them for £5, can just buy them for £5, a wnote— can just buy them for £5, a wnote-ot— can just buy them for £5, a whole of flavours is and whole range of flavours is and the whole range of flavours is and tne ntneeee— whole range of flavours is and the princess of— whole range of flavours is and the princess of wales has paid a wet— the princess of wales has paid a wet to— the princess of wales has paid a wet to o— the princess of wales has paid a visit to a mental— the princess of wales has paid a visit to a mental health charity in visit to a mental health charity tn tonton. — visit to a mental health charity in london. she— visit to a mental health charity in london. she met- visit to a mental health charity in london. she met pupils at the anna freud centre who have been helping design what they're calling an anxiety toolkit for young people as part of mental health awareness week. kate also joined a group of secondary students to explore how they deal with anxiety . motty this is deal with anxiety. motty this is gb news. we'll bring you more as it happens. now, though, it's back to .

back to. patrick okay. welcome back to. patrick okay . welcome along, back to. patrick— okay . welcome along, everybody. okay. welcome along, everybody. toot— okay. welcome along, everybody. good afternoon.— okay. welcome along, everybody. good afternoon. loads— welcome along, everybody. good afternoon. loads to go out totey— good afternoon. loads to go out totoy. tnt— good afternoon. loads to go out today, but here's— good afternoon. loads to go out today, but here's where i'm eetttng— today, but here's where i'm eetttno ny— today, but here's where i'm setting my stall— today, but here's where i'm setting my stall out at the top of setting my stall out at the top ot tne— setting my stall out at the top ot tne enow. — setting my stall out at the top of the show. rishi— setting my stall out at the top of the show. rishi has gone eontety— of the show. rishi has gone eonteny owe— of the show. rishi has gone squishy over both legal and tttegot— squishy over both legal and illegal immigration . and from illegal immigration. and from wnete— illegal immigration. and from wnete tn— illegal immigration. and from where i'm sitting, it's a eonttete— where i'm sitting, it's a complete capitulation. firstly, nee— complete capitulation. firstly, we nonet— complete capitulation. firstly, he's rowed back— complete capitulation. firstly, he's rowed back on his pledge to get net— he's rowed back on his pledge to get net migration— he's rowed back on his pledge to get net migration down to a onene— get net migration down to a onenen ot— get net migration down to a note ot o— get net migration down to a quarter of a million. he just tott— quarter of a million. he just new. twe— quarter of a million. he just said, i've inherited some nnte— said, i've inherited some numbers and— said, i've inherited some numbers and i- said, i've inherited some numbers and i want to bring tnoee— numbers and i want to bring those numbers— numbers and i want to bring those numbers down. but does he.7 the those numbers down. but does he? tne toteet— those numbers down. but does he? the latest noises— those numbers down. but does he? the latest noises are— those numbers down. but does he? the latest noises are that snetto— the latest noises are that suella plans— the latest noises are that suella plans to reduce net ntontton— suella plans to reduce net migration-been- suella plans to reduce net migration been blocked by migration have been blocked by cottnet.— migration have been blocked by cottnet. ont— migration have been blocked by cabinet, and he's— migration have been blocked by cabinet, and he's showing oteotntety— cabinet, and he's showing absolutely no— cabinet, and he's showing absolutely no signs whatsoever of absolutely no signs whatsoever ot-to— absolutely no signs whatsoever ot-to get— absolutely no signs whatsoever of to get migration down of wanting to get migration down to nonogeotte— of wanting to get migration down to manageable levels . he's too to manageable levels. he's too toeneeet— to manageable levels. he's too toeneeet on— to manageable levels. he's too focussed on massaging our economic growth figures. the wnote— economic growth figures. the wnote totnt— economic growth figures. the whole point of— economic growth figures. the whole point of being a conservative- whole point of being a conservative is that you want to eoneeew— conservative is that you want to conserve something. rishi otenty— conserve something. rishi eteony. tn— conserve something. rishi etenty. tn ny— conserve something. rishi clearly, in my view, doesn't wont— clearly, in my view, doesn't wont to— clearly, in my view, doesn't want to conserve- clearly, in my view, doesn't want to conserve british enttnne. — want to conserve british culture. so _ want to conserve british culture. so sadly, illegal ntontton— culture. so sadly, illegal ntontton .— culture. so sadly, illegal migration , when he says that's migration, when he says that's his migration, when he says that's no tot— migration, when he says that's no tot tnonty— migration, when he says that's no tot tnonty .— migration, when he says that's his top priority , well, the only his top priority, well, the only way— his top priority, well, the only way wett— his top priority, well, the only way we-tt etot— his top priority, well, the only way we'll stop the boats is if we teton— way we'll stop the boats is if we can deport people or give

tnen — we can deport people or give them .deterrent- we can deport people or give them deterrent of sending them the deterrent of sending tnen —tot- them the deterrent of sending them for processing them the deterrent of sending. them _for processing or them to rwanda for processing or enter— them to rwanda for processing or similar countries.— them to rwanda for processing or similar countries. he similar countries. and he had tne— similar countries. and he had tne conten— similar countries. and he had the chance-stand- similar countries. and he had the chance stand up to the the chance to stand up to the connot— the chance to stand up to the connett ot— the chance to stand up to the council of europe— the chance to stand up to the council of europe and say, if you— council of europe and say, if yon—tne- council of europe and say, if yon—tne tcnnl council of europe and say, if- you_the echr, we're you don't reform the echr, we're tntttng— you don't reform the echr, we're tntttng-ot— you don't reform the echr, we're pulling of controlling our pulling out of controlling our towere— pulling out of controlling our own borders because we've tried ewenytntng— own borders because we've tried ewenytntno tnot— own borders because we've tried everything that can work own borders because we've tried everjyou g that can work own borders because we've tried everjyou on hat can work own borders because we've tried everjyou on this can work own borders because we've tried everjyou on this . can work own borders because we've tried everjyou on this . but can work own borders because we've tried everjyou on this . but hei work own borders because we've tried everjyou on this . but he didn't with you on this. but he didn't say— with you on this. but he didn't say tnot. — with you on this. but he didn't say tnot. ne— with you on this. but he didn't say that. he softly , softly say that. he softly, softly osteo— say that. he softly, softly oetet tot— say that. he softly, softly asked for discussions on it. wnot— asked for discussions on it. what response— asked for discussions on it. what response did he get? well, he what response did he get? well, ne got— what response did he get? well, ne got tntnet— what response did he get? well, he got palmed off— what response did he get? well, he got palmed off by foreign teeters. — he got palmed off by foreign leaders. what— he got palmed off by foreign leaders. what of— he got palmed off by foreign leaders. what of macron? and von der leaders. what of macron? and von ten teyen— leaders. what of macron? and von ten teyen ent— leaders. what of macron? and von tet teyen eott .— leaders. what of macron? and von der leyen said , oh,— leaders. what of macron? and von der leyen said , oh, yes, rishi, der leyen said, oh, yes, rishi, wett— der leyen said, oh, yes, rishi, we-tt toot— der leyen said, oh, yes, rishi, we-tt toot ot— der leyen said, oh, yes, rishi, we'll look at furthering our eootentton— we'll look at furthering our cooperation issue. we cooperation on this issue. we gove— cooperation on this issue. we gave trance— cooperation on this issue. we gave france around £500 million toot— gave france around £500 million toot yen— gave france around £500 million toot yen to— gave france around £500 million toet yen to nett— gave france around £500 million last year to help stop the tooto— last year to help stop the toote. ont— last year to help stop the boats, and we're on for another retort— boats, and we're on for another eeott yeon — boats, and we're on for another record year. and— boats, and we're on for another record year. and -a - boats, and we're on for another record year. and a dutch record year. and then a dutch totttteton— record year. and then a dutch politician who, _ record year. and then a dutch politician who, for what it's wont.— politician who, for what it's wont. nettene— politician who, for what it's worth, happens be called worth, happens to be called ttny— worth, happens to be called tiny. seriously,— worth, happens to be called tiny. seriously, that's that's tne— tiny. seriously, that's that's tne — tiny. seriously, that's that's the name. apparently saying that wet— the name. apparently saying that we-t—tneetol the name. apparently saying that we-t—tneeto tti we'd end up being like russia if we'd end up being like russia if we-to— we'd end up being like russia if we-to tgnone— we'd end up being like russia if we to ignore strasbourg we'd end up being like russia if we well,]nore strasbourg we'd end up being like russia if we well, this; strasbourg we'd end up being like russia if we well, this istrasbourg we'd end up being like russia if we well, this is absurd.g rulings. well, this is absurd. conntnee— rulings. well, this is absurd. countries ignore— rulings. well, this is absurd. countries ignore echr rulings all countries ignore echr rulings ott tne— countries ignore echr rulings ott tne tne— countries ignore echr rulings ott tne ttne .— countries ignore echr rulings all the time . we'd be nothing all the time. we'd be nothing ute— all the time. we'd be nothing ttte tneetn— all the time. we'd be nothing like russia. canada obviously ten-t— like russia. canada obviously ten-t tn— like russia. canada obviously ten-t tn tne— like russia. canada obviously isn't in the echr— like russia. canada obviously isn't in the echr jurisdiction isn't in the echr jurisdiction to te— isn't in the echr jurisdiction to to nnt— isn't in the echr jurisdiction is it? but they— isn't in the echr jurisdiction is it? but they conveniently ton-t— is it? but they conveniently ton-t tnng— is it? but they conveniently don't bring that— is it? but they conveniently don't bring that example up. tntote— don't bring that example up. tntote te— don't bring that example up. tntote te inst— don't bring that example up. europe is just laughing at us ont— europe is just laughing at us nnt went— europe is just laughing at us and rishi sunak— europe is just laughing at us and rishi sunak is acting like a

wno— and rishi sunak is acting like a man who doesn't— and rishi sunak is acting like a man who doesn't realise that his totttteot— man who doesn't realise that his political career— man who doesn't realise that his political career and— man who doesn't realise that his political career and his party's tntnne— political career and his party's future depend— political career and his party's future depend on— political career and his party's future depend on him stopping the future depend on him stopping tne totte— future depend on him stopping tne toote .— future depend on him stopping the boats . well,— future depend on him stopping the boats . well, that's what the boats. well, that's what i tntnt— the boats. well, that's what i think clearly,— the boats. well, that's what i think clearly, and i want to ten— think clearly, and i want to new tron — think clearly, and i want to hear from you.— think clearly, and i want to hear from you. if you disagree wttn— hear from you. if you disagree wttn ne— hear from you. if you disagree with me, feel— hear from you. if you disagree with me, feel free. get in tonen. — with me, feel free. get in tonen. et— with me, feel free. get in touch. gb views at gb news .uk. i touch. gb views at gb news .uk. . wit— touch. gb views at gb news .uk. . wttt teet— touch. gb views at gb news .uk. i will read some— touch. gb views at gb news .uk. i will read some of— touch. gb views at gb news .uk. i will read some of those out a ttttte— i will read some of those out a ttttte ttt— i will read some of those out a little bit later— i will read some of those out a little bit later on _ i will read some of those out a little bit later on in the show. now:— little bit later on in the show. now non — little bit later on in the show. now, rishi sunak— little bit later on in the show. now, rishi sunak made his comments on— now, rishi sunak made his comments on the same day that the comments on the same day that tne nnte— comments on the same day that the number migrants who have the number of migrants who have etoeeet— crossed the channel on small totte— crossed the channel on small toote tnn— crossed the channel on small boats this year— crossed the channel on small boats this year has passed 7000. so boats this year has passed 7000. so totoy— boats this year has passed 7000. so totey wee— boats this year has passed 7000. so today was the— boats this year has passed 7000. so today was the day it passed boats this year has passed 7000. so to people; the day it passed boats this year has passed 7000. so to people arrived y it passed boats this year has passed 7000. so to people arrived int passed boats this year has passed 7000. so topeople arrived in sixissed boats this year has passed 7000. so topeople arrived in six small 7285 people arrived in six small toete— 7285 people arrived in six small boats yesterday. _ 7285 people arrived in six small boats yesterday. remember boats yesterday. and remember tnet—etooo- boats yesterday. and remember that—45,000 came. boats yesterday. and remember that 45,000 came over that more than 45,000 came over teet— that more than 45,000 came over teet yeen — that more than 45,000 came over teet yeen joining— that more than 45,000 came over last year. joining me— that more than 45,000 came over last year. joining me now is tntetentent— last year. joining me now is independent statistician and gotten— independent statistician and political commentator jamie jenkins-_ political commentator jamie jenkins. jamie,— political commentator jamie jenkins. jamie, thank you very nnen. — jenkins. jamie, thank you very nnen. wow.— jenkins. jamie, thank you very much. now, from _ jenkins. jamie, thank you very much. now, from where i'm ettttng— much. now, from where i'm sitting, rishi _ much. now, from where i'm sitting, rishi sunak has missed the sitting, rishi sunak has missed tne toet— sitting, rishi sunak has missed tne toet ton— sitting, rishi sunak has missed the boat for want— sitting, rishi sunak has missed the boat for want of a better onese— the boat for want of a better tnteee. on— the boat for want of a better phrase, on legal— the boat for want of a better phrase, on legal and illegal ntgtetton— phrase, on legal and illegal migration. he— phrase, on legal and illegal migration. he had the chance to tend— migration. he had the chance to etent nt— migration. he had the chance to etent nt ent— migration. he had the chance to stand up and talk— migration. he had the chance to stand up and talk about serious tent— stand up and talk about serious tent eonnt — stand up and talk about serious echr reform or— stand up and talk about serious echr reform or us— stand up and talk about serious echr reform or us withdrawing tron— echr reform or us withdrawing tron tt— echr reform or us withdrawing tron tt. ne— echr reform or us withdrawing from it. he also— echr reform or us withdrawing from it. he also had the chance teeny— from it. he also had the chance teetty to— from it. he also had the chance teetty to toot— from it. he also had the chance really to look at— from it. he also had the chance

really to look at some proposals to eontnot— really to look at some proposals to control legal— really to look at some proposals to control legal migration. and gente— to control legal migration. and tente toeen-t— to control legal migration. and jamie doesn't look to me as tnongn— jamie doesn't look to me as tnongn ne— jamie doesn't look to me as though he really— jamie doesn't look to me as though he really wants to do ettnet— though he really wants to do ettnen .— though he really wants to do ettnen . on.— though he really wants to do either . oh, no. _ though he really wants to do either . oh, no. c: " either. oh, no. good afternoon, patrick. if we look at patrick. so yeah, if we look at the illegal side of things at the illegal side of things at the moment, you just talked a few there. if you look few numbers there. if you look at 23 numbers, far they at 20, 23 numbers, so far they are pretty similar to 2022. now, he'd argue he hasn't he'd argue that he hasn't brought in illegal brought in his illegal immigration bill yet, but the rhetoric from source coming rhetoric from the source coming out sunak is not done out from rishi sunak is not done anything to stop boats . and anything to stop the boats. and obviously that's one the key obviously that's one of the key pledges he's got. then if pledges that he's got. then if you go on the legal side, we you go on to the legal side, we will get the figures from the ons. week. but you can ons. so next week. but you can look at other government data that's published in of the that's published in terms of the number visas that have been number of visas that have been issued across country. and issued across the country. and you estimate roughly you can kind of estimate roughly what immigration figures may what the immigration figures may look people look like. and some people are suggesting 2022, that suggesting that in 2022, that could up to a million people. could be up to a million people. now, of now, put that into kind of context. ons do a projection context. the ons do a projection of what they think the population will increase by. they include immigration as part of they thought that of that. and they thought that it probably would bit under

it probably would be a bit under 230,000. so it could well be. patrick in 2022, we have four times what the official government projection would be. and you plan based on what you thought would be where are all these people going to go if the services haven't been provided for the levels that we're actually seeing ? and jamie, i actually seeing? and jamie, i wont— actually seeing? and jamie, i wontt newe— actually seeing? and jamie, i would have thought- f "g? and jamie, i would have thought that one of the would have thought that one of tne enetn— would have thought that one of the main points— would have thought that one of the main points of— would have thought that one of the main points of being a conservative— the main points of being a conservative is— the main points of being a conservative is that you do want to eoeew— conservative is that you do want to conserve something and it is tttttentt— to conserve something and it is difficult-see— to conserve something and it is difficult-see-rishi- difficult to see that rishi snnet— difficult to see that rishi sunak moment or difficult to see that rishi - sunak - moment or those difficult to see that rishi - sunak-moment or those in sunak at the moment or those in the sunak at the moment or those in tne eettnet— sunak at the moment or those in the cabinet with— sunak at the moment or those in the cabinet with the possible exeettton— the cabinet with the possible exception .suella - the cabinet with the possible exception suella braverman exception of suella braverman went— exception of suella braverman went to— exception of suella braverman want to conserve— exception of suella braverman want to conserve the country as we know— want to conserve the country as we know tt— want to conserve the country as we know tt . — want to conserve the country as we know it . well,— want to conserve the country as we know it . well, i- want to conserve the country as we know it . �*ftmc "

was the kind of— house prices, it was about 3.7 was the kind of the ratio there. wow— was the kind of the ratio there. now tn— was the kind of the ratio there. now tn nozz— was the kind of the ratio there. now in 2022, it's— was the kind of the ratio there. now in 2022, it's up to 8.2. so tne— now in 2022, it's up to 8.2. so the affordability— now in 2022, it's up to 8.2. so the affordability of housing is nnt— the affordability of housing is ttnt ot— the affordability of housing is kind of been— the affordability of housing is kind of been shot over the last 30 kind of been shot over the last to or— kind of been shot over the last to on to— kind of been shot over the last to on no ye — kind of been shot over the last 30 or 40 years. we— kind of been shot over the last 30 or 40 years. we haven't built a new reservoir— 30 or 40 years. we haven't built a new reservoir for— 30 or 40 years. we haven't built a new reservoir for 30 years and got— a new reservoir for 30 years and got wetet— a new reservoir for 30 years and we've got water shortages in our ent tne— we've got water shortages in our summer and the government have got e— summer and the government have got e tten— summer and the government have got e ten to— summer and the government have got e tten to try— summer and the government have got a plan to try and get people to ente— got a plan to try and get people to reduce their— got a plan to try and get people to reduce their water usage over the to reduce their water usage over tne next— to reduce their water usage over tne next to — to reduce their water usage over tne next to or— to reduce their water usage over the next 10 or 15— to reduce their water usage over the next 10 or 15 years. again, teet— the next 10 or 15 years. again, lack infrastructure that's lack of infrastructure that's tetng— lack of infrastructure that's tetng tntt— lack of infrastructure that's being built and— lack of infrastructure that's being built and when was at being built and when i was at the being built and when i was at tne-teettng— being built and when i was at the-leading the- being built and when i was at the leading the labour the ons leading the labour nettet— the ons leading the labour market statistics, patrick, we eontt— market statistics, patrick, we eontt eee— market statistics, patrick, we could see that— market statistics, patrick, we could see that what were could see that what we were ttnttng— could see that what we were ttnttng-teet- could see that what we were finding-last.or. finding over the last 10 or 15 yeete— finding over the last 10 or 15 yeete tee— finding over the last 10 or 15 yeete tne nnt— finding over the last 10 or 15 years pre kind of— finding over the last 10 or 15 years pre kind of the pandemic is years pre kind of the pandemic to wet— years pre kind of the pandemic te tnet teotte— years pre kind of the pandemic is that people were coming over totng— is that people were coming over totng nnt— is that people were coming over totng ttnt ot— is that people were coming over doing kind of low— is that people were coming over doing kind of low skilled jobs ent— doing kind of low skilled jobs ent genetetty— doing kind of low skilled jobs and generally the foreign woken— and generally the foreign workers were _ and generally the foreign workers were more qualified than wnet— workers were more qualified than wnet-wete— workers were more qualified than what-were doing.— workers were more qualified than what were doing. but that what they were doing. but that has what they were doing. but that nee—enttteeeeei has an impact and suppresses wee-ge— has an impact and suppresses weege so— has an impact and suppresses wge so tt— has an impact and suppresses wge so tt yon— has an impact and suppresses wages. so if you plan for wages. so if you don't plan for tne— wages. so if you don't plan for the immigration— wages. so if you don't plan for the immigration that's coming in, the immigration that's coming tn-tnet— the immigration that's coming tn-tnet toet— the immigration that's coming in,-that does is- the immigration that's coming in,-that does is it- the immigration that's coming in, that does is it reduces in, what that does is it reduces tne— in, what that does is it reduces tne gnettty— in, what that does is it reduces tne gnettty ot— in, what that does is it reduces the quality of life— in, what that does is it reduces the quality of life for ewenytoty- the quality of life for everybody, not just the people wno— everybody, not just the people wno-eontng— everybody, not just the people who-coming.but- who are coming in, but the teotte— who are coming in, but the teotte wno— who are coming in, but the people who already here. and people who are already here. and for people who are already here. and ton-t— people who are already here. and ton-t een— people who are already here. and ton-t eee— people who are already here. and for-i can see why- people who are already here. and for i can see why he's for sunak, i can see why he's tttentng— for sunak, i can see why he's ditching-pledge- for sunak, i can see why he's ditching pledge of what ditching the pledge of what tone—tel boris johnson was saying is teeene— boris johnson was saying is teeene ne— boris johnson was saying is because he _the- boris johnson was saying is because he the numbers. boris johnson was saying is- because he _the numbers. by because he knows the numbers. by the because he knows the numbers. by tne—wont— because he knows the numbers. by tne—wont eone- the next election won't come town. — the next election won't come town. lne — the next election won't come down. i he doesn't - the next election won't come down. he doesn't to be down. so he doesn't want to be

nett— down. so he doesn't want to be new-wett— down. so he doesn't want to be nett-wett yon- down. so he doesn't want to be held well, you haven't held to say, well, you haven't tettwetet — held to say, well, you haven't delivered-this— held to say, well, you haven't delivered this pledge, but delivered on this pledge, but remember, back— delivered on this pledge, but remember, back in you know, in the remember, back in you know, in tne-tene.— remember, back in you know, in the _tens, cameron. remember, back in you know, in the tens, cameron was the 2000 and tens, cameron was tetttng—ot- talking about the tens of thousands. _ talking about the tens of thousands. we've had brexit. we-we— thousands. we've had brexit. we-we got— thousands. we've had brexit. we've got allegedly this kind of totnt— we've got allegedly this kind of tent-system.— we've got allegedly this kind of point-system. and- we've got allegedly this kind of point system. and since point based system. and since tnen—gonei then, the numbers have gone tnongn— then, the numbers have gone tntongn tne— then, the numbers have gone through the-well,- through the roof. well, it etontt— through the roof. well, it etonttle— through the roof. well, it should a what's the point should be a what's the point based really, as based system really, as far as i can tell. and just slightly can tell. and it just slightly undermine idea that you have undermine the idea that you have to this country through to come to this country through illegal unless we won't to come to this country through illeyou unless we won't to come to this country through illeyou otherwiseinless we won't to come to this country through illeyou otherwise we ss we won't to come to this country through illeyou otherwise we won't won't to come to this country through illeyou otherwise we won't leti't let you otherwise we won't let you clearly we you in because clearly we absolutely will. and you're right to identify there the issues when it comes to infrastructure. of infrastructure. we are one of the most densely populated countries in europe. you countries in europe. and, you know, we could have tolerated i think, of people if think, this influx of people if we the amount of houses and we had the amount of houses and we had the amount of houses and we update of hospitals we had the update of hospitals and had the of and we had the updates of schools and updates, schools and the updates, transport and our basic infrastructure like water that you that hasn't you said there, that hasn't happened. and it calls, i think, into the credibility of into question the credibility of any promise doesn't say little any promise doesn't say a little bit markle bit like harry and meghan markle when exaggerate when they continue to exaggerate the truth, he calls into question promise really question any promise really that rishi he's very, rishi sunak makes. if he's very, very ready to row back on pledges immigration . pledges to do with immigration. and when he has the and then also when he has the opportunity to stand at the

opportunity to stand up at the council europe and really council of europe and really hold feet the fire, he hold their feet to the fire, he really chooses not to do that. and to what i said and i come back to what i said before. doesn't look to me as before. he doesn't look to me as though a man who recognises that his political future depends on this. look, you this. jeremy look, thank you very you on. very much. great to have you on. jeremy there, who's the jeremy jenkins there, who's the independent jeremy jenkins there, who's the indepen(commentator, picking political commentator, picking through those latest noises. for what it's worth, as well. i must say, there's a headline doing the moment which the rounds at the moment which might some might come as music to some people's ears. the uk crime agency is set pursue up to agency is set to pursue up to 100 accused of accused 100 lawyers accused of accused of helping people traffickers, helping human traffickers, solicitors that are believed to be assisting criminal gangs who want to abuse modern slavery laws. i'll be talking about that a little bit later on in the show. but potential albie that could actually expose almost a cottage industry of the legal profession who are deterred and to help criminal gangs with the transportation of human people and therefore the trade, the illegal trade in illegal migration. but just on this now, the home office has warned as well that asylum seekers caught

working illegally whilst receiving state support risk being prosecute for fraud. and it follows this gb news investigation which has highlighted the growing numbers of asylum seekers brazier using immigration laws by working in towns and cities across the country. people who are leaving these taxpayer funded hotels and working illegally cash in hand. our home security editor mark white has been to one town in hampshire to gauge the extent of the problem using the cover of a local park. we're secretly tttntng— local park. we're secretly filming this— local park. we're secretly filming this car- f we're secretly filming this car wash in the eente— filming this car wash in the eente ot— filming this car wash in the centre of aldershot , where some centre of aldershot, where some of centre of aldershot, where some ot tne— centre of aldershot, where some ot tne tow— centre of aldershot, where some of the town's residents have tott— of the town's residents have tott ne— of the town's residents have told us asylum— of the town's residents have told us asylum seekers are wotttng— told us asylum seekers are working illegally on bikes. �*vw�*m working illegally on bikes. we got ttten— working illegally on bikes. we got tttee .— working illegally on bikes. we got tttee . yept_ working illegally on bikes. we got tttee . vet. .— working illegally on bikes. we got bikes . yep, i think- working illegally on bikes. we got bikes . yep, i think this is got bikes. yep, 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 about a mile away. the hotel about a mile away. the hotel is currently closed- the hotel is currently closed to the tntte— hotel is currently closed to the tnttte ee— hotel is currently closed to the tnttte ee tt-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 eeytnn— public as it's now being used as eeytnn eeeent— public as it's now being used as asylum seeker accommodation . asylum seeker accommodation. timet— asylum seeker accommodation. filmed working— asylum seeker accommodation. filmed working at— asylum seeker accommodation. filmed working at the car wash, ttte— filmed working at the car wash, the enttoyee— filmed working at the car wash, the enttoyee .— filmed working at the car wash, this employee , the residents this employee, the residents say,— this employee, the residents eey. te— this employee, the residents eey. to one— this employee, the residents eey. te ot— this employee, the residents say, is one of those asylum eeeetet— say, is one of those asylum seekers , as they- say, is one of those asylum seekers , as they claim is this seekers, as they claim is this young— seekers, as they claim is this yonng men— seekers, as they claim is this young man, another who can eteetty— young man, another who can eteenty te— young man, another who can clearly be seen— young man, another who can clearly be seen cleaning the tnette— clearly be seen cleaning the tnette ot— clearly be seen cleaning the inside of cars— clearly be seen cleaning the inside of cars ,_ clearly be seen cleaning the inside of cars , along with this inside of cars, along with this tntt— inside of cars, along with this tnttt men— inside of cars, along with this third man who— inside of cars, along with this third man who they also say is an third man who they also say is en eeytnn — third man who they also say is an asylum seeker— third man who they also say is an asylum seeker here all three are an asylum seeker here all three getttng— an asylum seeker here all three getttng on— an asylum seeker here all three are getting on their bikes at tne— are getting on their bikes at tne ent— are getting on their bikes at tne ent ot— are getting on their bikes at tne ent ot e— are getting on their bikes at the end of a shift before being timet— the end of a shift before being tttnet egetn— the end of a shift before being filmed again, arriving back at the filmed again, arriving back at tne notet— filmed again, arriving back at tne notet .— filmed again, arriving back at the hotel . why— filmed again, arriving back at the hotel . why did he do it? the hotel. why did he do it? wnen— the hotel. why did he do it? what? what?— the hotel. why did he do it? what? what? where- the hotel. why did he do it? what? what? where have you come from? suddenly two of the men teette— from? suddenly two of the men teette to— from? suddenly two of the men decide to confront— �* suddenly two of the men decide to confront the locals w-wnoe— decide to confront the locals w-wnoe teen— decide to confront the locals who've been filming them all tey. — who've been filming them all tey. wnet— who've been filming them all tey. wtet to— who've been filming them all day. what do you- who've been filming them all day. what do you do- who've been filming them all day. t:m t:m " day. what do you do in the daytime? what do you do? you work in. you work. you work. you have a job? no. no job. eontetet— you have a job? no. no job. compared images. "m”m you have a job? no. no job.- compared images. the man here in the hoodie is very clearly the same man pictured working at the

car wash. he is. we're told, an iraqi national and the other asylum seeker confronting local residents . this asylum seeker confronting local residents. this is also one of the car wash workers as we arrive to film the car, wash ourselves , both men were back at ourselves, both men were back at work. the man in the white cap is this man who confronted those outside the hotel 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. with our evidence. excuse me, tene— with our evidence. excuse me, sir. excuse me, sir.— with our evidence. excuse me, sir. excuse me, sir. can- " :f excuse me, sir. excuse me, sir. can you eteet— sir. excuse me, sir. can you eteet to— sir. excuse me, sir. can you eteet to net— sir. excuse me, sir. can you speak to us? can- sir. excuse me, sir. can you speak to us? can you tell us were— speak to us? can you tell us wnete none— speak to us? can you tell us where from? gb— speak to us? can you tell us where from? gb news is? are you an where from? gb news is? are you en eeytnn — where from? gb news is? are you an asylum seeker— where from? gb news is? are you an asylum seeker ? _ where from? gb news is? are you an asylum seeker ? " f 7’ an asylum seeker? this place? are an asylum seeker? this place? ate yon— an asylum seeker? this place? ate yon en— an asylum seeker? this place? are you an asylum _ an asylum seeker? " f“ are you an asylum seeker ? are you an asylum seeker? his tote. sorry.— are you an asylum seeker? his boss. sorry. you've— are you an asylum seeker? sorry. you've been filmed boss. sorry. you've been filmed going— boss. sorry. you've been filmed gotng tnto— boss. sorry. you've been filmed gotng tnto. — boss. sorry. you've been filmed going into. you've— sorry. you've been filmed going into. m. : 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 going into the asylum seeker hotel . you speak english, going into the asylum seeker

hotel. you speak english, but yone— hotel. you speak english, but yone tron— hotel. you speak english, but you're from iraq.— hotel. you speak english, but you're from iraq. _ hotel. you speak english, but you're from iraq. is- you speak english, but you're from iraq. q7 you're from iraq. is that right? yeah. yeah it is currently- yeah. yeah it is currently ttteget— yeah. yeah it is currently ttteget tot— yeah. yeah it is currently illegal for an— “m?" “m?" it is currently illegal for an asylum seeker to wow— illegal for an asylum seeker to wow ee— illegal for an asylum seeker to wow ee tne— illegal for an asylum seeker to work as the state— illegal for an asylum seeker to work as the state provides their accommodation,— work as the state provides their accommodation, food and even a enett— accommodation, food and even a enett weetty— accommodation, food and even a small weekly allowance . it's small weekly allowance. it's tne— small weekly allowance. it's ttne tot— small weekly allowance. it's ttne to e— small weekly allowance. it's time for a chat— small weekly allowance. it's time for a chat with the manager tene.— time for a chat with the manager tene. so— time for a chat with the manager tene. so yone— time for a chat with the manager here. so you're the— time for a chat with the manager here. so you're the manager? ween. — here. so you're the manager? teen. teen— here. so you're the manager? teen. teen — here. so you're the manager? yeah. yeah did— here. so you're the manager? yeah. yeah did you- here. so you're the manager? yeah. yeah “j t: here. so you're the manager? yeah. yeah j t: yeah. yeah did you know that this man was an asylum seeker? no. ididn't this man was an asylum seeker? no. i didn't know. you didn't know? did you not ask for any proof of his former and his sort of immigration status? i'm going to bring it next week. you 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 i didn't know. do you know that there are other people that we filmed here who are also asylum seekers? i don't know about ttte— seekers? i don't know about tnte. won— seekers? i don't know about this. you also— seekers? i don't know about this. you also be— 7 i don't know about this. you also be taking action to ensure that— this. you also be taking action to ensure that they don't. of course, straight— to ensure that they don't. of course, straight away immediately. ' m " course, straight away immediately. w m “ course, straight away- immediately. arnie this is just one car wash town. but 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 money they earn. we've passed on our evidence to the home office . mark white gb news aldershot well, there we go . and look, if well, there we go. and look, if you well, there we go. and look, if yon teet— well, there we go. and look, if yon teet ee— well, there we go. and look, if you feel as though— �*ftme “m"m gm and look, if you feel as though something etnttet— you feel as though something etntten to— you feel as though something similar to this— you feel as though something similar to this is— you feel as though something similar to this is going on your tnen— similar to this is going on your tnen get— similar to this is going on your area, then get in— similar to this is going on your area, then get in touch. gb vtewe— area, then get in touch. gb vtewe et— area, then get in touch. gb vtewe et en— area, then get in touch. gb views at gb news dot uk. i eneteet— views at gb news dot uk. i eneteet tnet— views at gb news dot uk. i suspect that is— views at gb news dot uk. i suspect that is a- views at gb news dot uk. i suspect that is a similar story ngnt— suspect that is a similar story ngnt eetoee— suspect that is a similar story right across the _ suspect that is a similar story right across the country. but nowng— right across the country. but nowng on— right across the country. but moving on, harry and meghan's stony— moving on, harry and meghan's etony etont— moving on, harry and meghan's etony etont e— moving on, harry and meghan's story about a near— moving on, harry and meghan's story about a near catastrophic car story about a near catastrophic eneee nee— story about a near catastrophic car chase has fallen apart like a car chase has fallen apart like e eneet— car chase has fallen apart like eeneet ent.— car chase has fallen apart like a cheap suit, hasn't it? it unravelled_ a cheap suit, hasn't it? it unravelled live- a cheap suit, hasn't it? it unravelled live on air on this snow— unravelled live on air on this show yesterday— unravelled live on air on this show yesterday for those people tnntng— show yesterday for those people tnntng tn— show yesterday for those people tnntng tn ee— show yesterday for those people tuning in as they— show yesterday for those people tuning in as they desperately try to— tuning in as they desperately try to etey— tuning in as they desperately try to stay relevant, though, wnene— try to stay relevant, though, wnete to— try to stay relevant, though, where do they— try to stay relevant, though, where do they go from here? i tnnt— where do they go from here? i tntnt ttte— where do they go from here? i think this could— where do they go from here? i think this could well be the fine— think this could well be the ttnet nett— think this could well be the final nail in— think this could well be the final nail in their credibility eotttn. — final nail in their credibility eotttn. tn— final nail in their credibility coffin. i'm patrick christys on gb coffin. i'm patrick christys on on news— coffin. i'm patrick christys on gb news britain's

across the uk. “ c15 across the uk. this is gb news radio . no . welcome across the uk. “ c15 \ 3m: \tm welcome back. radio. n0. welcome back. wontennt— radio. n0. welcome back. wonderful people.- 3m: \m welcome back. wonderful people. now it was etont— wonderful people. now it was etont ttte— wonderful people. now it was about this time— wonderful people. now it was about this time yesterday that we tote—

about this time yesterday that we ttote tne— about this time yesterday that we broke the news that harry and wegnen— we broke the news that harry and wegnen net— we broke the news that harry and meghan had been— we broke the news that harry and meghan had been involved in a near catastrophic— meghan had been involved in a near catastrophic car chase , or near catastrophic car chase, or at near catastrophic car chase, or et teeet— near catastrophic car chase, or at least that's— near catastrophic car chase, or at least that's what they etetnet— at least that's what they claimed as— at least that's what they claimed as the afternoon went on, claimed as the afternoon went we tonne— claimed as the afternoon went on, we found out— claimed as the afternoon went on, we found out that their ot— on, we found out that their version of events might not have teen— version of events might not have teen totetty— version of events might not have been totally-the- version of events might not have been totally the mayor been totally accurate. the mayor of been totally accurate. the mayor ot wew— been totally accurate. the mayor ot wew vow— been totally accurate. the mayor of new york said— been totally accurate. the mayor of new york said he found it nett— of new york said he found it hard-believe— of new york said he found it hard believe that there had hard to believe that there had teen— hard to believe that there had teen e— hard to believe that there had teen e two— hard to believe that there had been a two hour— hard to believe that there had been a two hour car chase in new vow— been a two hour car chase in new york ety— been a two hour car chase in new york etty. tne— been a two hour car chase in new york city. the nypd_ been a two hour car chase in new york city. the nypd described the sussexes_ york city. the nypd described the sussexes journey as enettengtng— the sussexes journey as challenging ing, isn't challenging ing, which isn't gntte—tte- challenging ing, which isn't gntte—tte ae- challenging ing, which isn'ti quite—it? as near quite the same, is it? as near eeteettotnte— quite the same, is it? as near catastrophic and— quite the same, is it? as near catastrophic and finally, the eetnet— catastrophic and finally, the eetnet text — catastrophic and finally, the actual taxi driver who was tettewet— actual taxi driver who was believed to _ actual taxi driver who was believed to have been driving teeny— believed to have been driving neny ent— believed to have been driving harry and meghan around a little bit, harry and meghan around a little ttt. eett— harry and meghan around a little ttt. eett tnet— harry and meghan around a little bit, said that harry— harry and meghan around a little bit, said that harry and negnen-e— bit, said that harry and meghan's account bit, said that harry and— meghan's account-exaggerated meghan's account was exaggerated and meghan's account was exaggerated ennet-wte tett— meghan's account was exaggerated and-never felt in- and that he never felt in tengen— and that he never felt in tengen tnt— and that he never felt in danger. but from that, danger. but apart from that, tnee— danger. but apart from that, tnee-egot— danger. but apart from that, there-spot on. - danger. but apart from that, there spot on. now we all there was spot on. now we all know— there was spot on. now we all know tnet— there was spot on. now we all know that harry— there was spot on. now we all know that harry is— there was spot on. now we all know that harry is a member of the know that harry is a member of tne nost— know that harry is a member of the most famous— know that harry is a member of the most famous family in the wont.— the most famous family in the wont. tnt— the most famous family in the wont. tnt .— the most famous family in the world. but i thought, okay, tetone— world. but i thought, okay, tetote .— world. but i thought, okay, tetote . go— world. but i thought, okay, before i go to— world. but i thought, okay, before i go to my guest on this, i before i go to my guest on this, . wentet— before i go to my guest on this, . wentet to— before i go to my guest on this, i wanted to find— before i go to my guest on this, i wanted to find out if people net— i wanted to find out if people net eny— i wanted to find out if people net eny teee— i wanted to find out if people had any idea what meghan markle eetnetty— had any idea what meghan markle eetnetty toes— had any idea what meghan markle actually does, given that she's tntt— actually does, given that she's tnet on— actually does, given that she's tnet one-- actually does, given that she's tnet one- ten- actually does, given that she's just won as part of the just won an award as part of the women— just won an award as part of the women ot— just won an award as part of the women of vision— just won an award as part of the women of vision awards . yeah. so women of vision awards. yeah. so i women of vision awards. yeah. so t-to— women of vision awards. yeah. so no tne— women of vision awards. yeah. so i-to the streets— women of vision awards. yeah. so i-to the streets of— women of vision awards. yeah. so i to the streets of london i took to the streets of london eetnet— i took to the streets of london eetttet to— i took to the streets of london earlier to ask— i took to the streets of london earlier to ask the— i took to the streets of london earlier to ask the public that very— earlier to ask the public that weny- —

earlier to ask the public that weny- ste- earlier to ask the public that very- she she's. earlier to ask the public that- very- she she's famous very question. she she's famous by association. who are we talking about? meghan markle yes . to— talking about? meghan markle yes . do you know what she does? oh, yes. what is it ? well, i oh, yes. what is it? well, i yeen— oh, yes. what is it? well, i yeen .— oh, yes. what is it? well, i mean, yeah , as- oh, yes. what is it? well, i mean, yeah , as you said, she's mean, yeah, as you said, she's tne— mean, yeah, as you said, she's tne wne— mean, yeah, as you said, she's tne wtte ot— mean, yeah, as you said, she's the wife of prince— mean, yeah, as you said, she's the wife of prince harry. she toet— the wife of prince harry. she toes e— the wife of prince harry. she toes e tot— the wife of prince harry. she does a lot from _ the wife of prince harry. she does a lot from what- the wife of prince harry. she does a lot from what i can tell . what that is. i wouldn't really quite know. do you know what meghan markle does ? um . wow what meghan markle does? um. wow . other than , you know,— what meghan markle does? um. wow . other than , you know, marry- . other than, you know, marry ot— . other than, you know, marry ot tne. — . other than, you know, marry one of the. the— . other than, you know, marry one of the. 3 can one of the. the royal family now, not royal. i couldn't tell you. i know she was an actress before, wasn't she? she was. i guess. before, wasn't she? she was. i guess . she's she does like guess. she's she does like ttoggtng— guess. she's she does like blogging and- _ guess. she's she does like blogging and. and- g she does like blogging and. “t: talk blogging and. and the netflix stuff and the duchess of sussex stuff and the duchess of sussex stuff. she stuff and the duchess of sussex stuff . she was living in stuff. she was living in totonto— stuff. she was living in toronto, wasn't- she was living in toronto, wasn't she? while she was on, um, suit ?_ toronto, wasn't she? while she was on, um, suit ? yes was on, um, suit? yes her tntte— was on, um, suit? yes her profile really rose with the royal family. and it's not clear

what what she had before that or or since now that she's seems to have jettisoned that as much as she can, she just likes doing stuff. netflix she can, she just likes doing stuff . netflix . she can, she just likes doing stuff. netflix. she she can, she just likes doing stuff . netflix . she used to be stuff. netflix. she used to be on tv . she stuff. netflix. she used to be on tv. she used to be an actress. yeah. i'm not quite sure what she's doing now. no probably just chilling in america. i probably just chilling in america . i do not know what she america. i do not know what she toet— america. i do not know what she toee .— america. i do not know what she toee . ween— america. i do not know what she does . yeah yeah. _ america. i do not know what she does . yeah yeah. there- ' ti? i do not know what she does . yeah yeah. “t?"t? ' i? i do not know what she does . yeah yeah. “t?"t? gm does. yeah yeah. there we go. he — does. yeah yeah. there we go. i'm joined in the studio now by prince harry's biographer, angela levin. angela thank you very much. great to have you on the show yet again. very funny , the show yet again. very funny, isn't whether or isn't it? i wonder whether or not harry and meghan's version of reality is just crumbling down around them now. all of their credibility is gone. yes. i mean, i think it's been- i mean, i think it's been ennntttng— i mean, i think it's been crumbling for- i mean, i think it's been crumbling for quite a long time ant— crumbling for quite a long time ant tne— crumbling for quite a long time now. and the more they whine in, the now. and the more they whine in, tne none— now. and the more they whine in, tne teotte— now. and the more they whine in, the more people feel that this is the more people feel that this to eteotntety— the more people feel that this is absolutely not— the more people feel that this is absolutely not right. they've ttwng— is absolutely not right. they've ttwng tn— is absolutely not right. they've ttwng tn e— is absolutely not right. they've living in a house— is absolutely not right. they've living in a house with 16 bathrooms.— living in a house with 16 bathrooms. they've got two entttten— bathrooms. they've got two entttnen e— bathrooms. they've got two children, a girl— bathrooms. they've got two children, a girl and a boy . you children, a girl and a boy. you know.— children, a girl and a boy. you know. tney-te — children, a girl and a boy. you know. tney-te ty— children, a girl and a boy. you know, they're by the sea.

tney-we— know, they're by the sea. tney-we got— know, they're by the sea. they've got everything they went. — they've got everything they went. tney-we— they've got everything they want. they've got lots of money eontng— want. they've got lots of money eontng tn— want. they've got lots of money eontng tn tnon— want. they've got lots of money coming in from all— want. they've got lots of money coming in from all different sonnet-yet— coming in from all different sources. yet their main sources. and yet their main tntng— sources. and yet their main tntng tney— sources. and yet their main tntng tney to— sources. and yet their main thing they do is— sources. and yet their main thing they do is moan and groan. so thing they do is moan and groan. to t— thing they do is moan and groan. to t tnnt— thing they do is moan and groan. so i think that's— thing they do is moan and groan. so i think that's what people tntnt— so i think that's what people tntnt tney— so i think that's what people think they do.— so i think that's what people think they do. basically this eoeggetetton— think they do. basically this exaggeration from yesterday and it exaggeration from yesterday and tt toet— exaggeration from yesterday and tt toee etteet— exaggeration from yesterday and it does appear to— exaggeration from yesterday and it does appear to be a whopper of it does appear to be a whopper ot en— it does appear to be a whopper of an exaggeration from this , of an exaggeration from this, you— of an exaggeration from this, yon know.— of an exaggeration from this, yon tnow. eet— of an exaggeration from this, you know, cat near catastrophic . we— you know, cat near catastrophic . we were— you know, cat near catastrophic . we were fearing— you know, cat near catastrophic . we were fearing for- you know, cat near catastrophic . we were fearing for our lives. it helped me to visualise what must have happened with my late mother, all of this mother, diana, and all of this stuff . and then you get the nypd stuff. and then you get the nypd coming out and going. well, they drove around a little bit and we escorted them. exaggerate ? escorted them. why exaggerate? well, i think they're desperate for well, i think they're desperate to tntttetty.— well, i think they're desperate for publicity. and i think it's teeoe— for publicity. and i think it's become an enormous need for both of become an enormous need for both ot wen.— become an enormous need for both ot tnen. ant— become an enormous need for both of them. and it's— become an enormous need for both of them. and it's almost an etttetton— of them. and it's almost an addiction that— of them. and it's almost an addiction that they've got to newe — addiction that they've got to have more and— addiction that they've got to have more and more and more to be have more and more and more to te tntottent— have more and more and more to be important. and— have more and more and more to be important. and they're trying to tnoet— be important. and they're trying to tnoet tne— be important. and they're trying to knock the royal family out of eetton— to knock the royal family out of eetton. tney-ne— to knock the royal family out of action. they're very, very teetone— action. they're very, very teetone ot— action. they're very, very jealous of catherine. and they went— jealous of catherine. and they went to — jealous of catherine. and they went to teen— jealous of catherine. and they want to keep on— jealous of catherine. and they want to keep on going. and i tntnt— want to keep on going. and i tntnt tnet-e— want to keep on going. and i think that's timed with a lot of enget— think that's timed with a lot of engen tnet— think that's timed with a lot of anger that the— think that's timed with a lot of anger that the royal family newen-t— anger that the royal family

haven't responded to their tweete— haven't responded to their threats and— haven't responded to their threats and what they've said etont— threats and what they've said etont tnen— threats and what they've said about them in— threats and what they've said about them in the way that they wentet.— about them in the way that they wentet. yon — about them in the way that they wanted, you know,— about them in the way that they wanted, you know, sitting down, etenttng— wanted, you know, sitting down, etenttng nonn— wanted, you know, sitting down, spending hours going through every— spending hours going through every etngte— spending hours going through every single thing that harry felt every single thing that harry tett ee— every single thing that harry felt was not— every single thing that harry felt was not fair— every single thing that harry felt was not fair from a very young— felt was not fair from a very yonng ege.— felt was not fair from a very yonng ege. tt-e— felt was not fair from a very young age. it's not happened . young age. it's not happened. ant— young age. it's not happened. ant tney-we— young age. it's not happened. and they've just— young age. it's not happened. and they've just continued with wnet— and they've just continued with wnet tney-te — and they've just continued with what they're doing, being ttgntttet— what they're doing, being ttgntttet .— what they're doing, being dignified . and he's he's beside dignified. and he's he's beside tneneewee— dignified. and he's he's beside themselves to— dignified. and he's he's beside themselves to how make an tnteet— themselves to how make an tnteet. tnt— themselves to how make an impact. but doesn't it cast a massive shadow— impact. but doesn't it cast a massive shadow over all of these ettegettone— massive shadow over all of these allegations that— massive shadow over all of these allegations that they've made tetote— allegations that they've made tetote .— allegations that they've made before , whether— allegations that they've made before , whether it was in oprah, before, whether it was in oprah, wnetnet— before, whether it was in oprah, wnetnen tt— before, whether it was in oprah, whether it was— before, whether it was in oprah, whether it was in— before, whether it was in oprah, whether it was in netflix, wnetnen— whether it was in netflix, wnetnen tt— whether it was in netflix, whether it was- whether it was in netflix, whether it was in netflix, whether it was in harry's book, wnete— whether it was in harry's book, where because _ whether it was in harry's book, where because you think, why where because now you think, why wontt— where because now you think, why wontt-ot— where because now you think, why wontt-ot-te— where because now you think, why would-of-be true? - where because now you think, why would-of-be true? if. would any of that be true? if you— would any of that be true? if yon toot— would any of that be true? if yon toot et— would any of that be true? if yon toot et e— would any of that be true? if you look at a great- would any of that be true? if you look at a great a- would any of that be true? if you look at a great a grain of truth , which is that they were truth, which is that they were in car or of cars and in a car or a couple of cars and there was paparazzi around and it's this . it just it's blown up into this. it just makes wonder the rest makes you wonder about the rest of it, isn't it? well, you can't tenet— of it, isn't it? well, you can't tenet tten— of it, isn't it? well, you can't trust them. we— c c .7’ well, you can't trust them. we haven't c c c7’ well, you can't trust them. we haven't been able to tenet— trust them. we haven't been able to tenet tnen— trust them. we haven't been able to trust them for— trust them. we haven't been able to trust them for a— trust them. we haven't been able to trust them for a long time, eeteetetty— to trust them for a long time, eeteetetty not— to trust them for a long time, especially not harry. it used to be especially not harry. it used to te e— especially not harry. it used to te e towety— especially not harry. it used to be a lovely-when- be a lovely guy when i was interviewing— interviewing him for the ttogtetny— interviewing him for the i biography—but interviewing him for the- biography_but since biography smashing. but since nee— biography smashing. but since nee-mento— biography smashing. but since he's married, turned he's been married, he's turned tnto— he's been married, he's turned tnto-weny— he's been married, he's turned into-very-moaning. into some very sad moaning teeo— into some very sad moaning teneon-ne— into some very sad moaning teteon-ne .— into some very sad moaning teteon-ne . ne- into some very sad moaning person he . he does person and he. he does

exeggetete— person and he. he does exaggerate because he wants to be exaggerate because he wants to te towettnt. — exaggerate because he wants to te towennt. ne— exaggerate because he wants to be powerful. he wants to have tower— be powerful. he wants to have power .— be powerful. he wants to have power . ant— be powerful. he wants to have power . and people just don't power. and people just don't tettewe— power. and people just don't believe that— power. and people just don't believe that they can talk to ntn— believe that they can talk to he even— believe that they can talk to he twen t— believe that they can talk to him. even i know— believe that they can talk to him. even i know people said to me tnet— him. even i know people said to me we tne— him. even i know people said to me that the royal— him. even i know people said to me that the royal family aren't going— me that the royal family aren't gotng to— me that the royal family aren't gotng to eey— me that the royal family aren't going to say anything to him exeett— going to say anything to him eoeett etont— going to say anything to him except about weather over except about the weather over the coronation— except about the weather over the coronation ation, because you— the coronation ation, because yon een-t— the coronation ation, because you can't because— the coronation ation, because you can't because he has eteotntety— you can't because he has absolutely broken several of senior royals— absolutely broken several of senior royals privacy. why well, it's senior royals privacy. why well, tt-e no— senior royals privacy. why well, tt-e got— senior royals privacy. why well, it's now got seven— senior royals privacy. why well, it's now got seven cases he's tnnntng— it's now got seven cases he's running through— it's now got seven cases he's running through to blame the tone— running through to blame the tone etttee— running through to blame the home office and— running through to blame the home office and other papers for tnwettng— home office and other papers for tnwettng nte— home office and other papers for invading his privacy . arnie. so invading his privacy. arnie. so it's invading his privacy. arnie. so tt-e e— invading his privacy. arnie. so tt-e e ne-e— invading his privacy. arnie. so tt-e e ne-e tn— invading his privacy. arnie. so it's a he's in a— invading his privacy. arnie. so it's a he's in a terrible mess. toot— it's a he's in a terrible mess. toot tnng— it's a he's in a terrible mess. toot tntng. t— it's a he's in a terrible mess. poor thing. i feel— it's a he's in a terrible mess. poor thing. i feel sorry for ntn— poor thing. i feel sorry for he tn— poor thing. i feel sorry for he t-n very— poor thing. i feel sorry for him. i'm very angry with him. tnt— him. i'm very angry with him. tnt tn— him. i'm very angry with him. tnt t-n eteo— him. i'm very angry with him. but i'm also sorry— him. i'm very angry with him. but i'm also sorry for him. wetn— but i'm also sorry for him. wett. ttte— but i'm also sorry for him. well, this statement- but i'm also sorry for him. well, this statement initially that came out, it broke yesterday on this show was from prince harry's spokesperson . so prince harry's spokesperson. so it from meghan markle's it wasn't from meghan markle's spokesperson, as we understand it, was broke here. it, that was what broke here. and whether or not it and i wonder whether or not it paints again, this picture of him being a bit used him somewhat being a bit used here because why would he put something out that was i mean,

this this big exaggeration that to me didn't seem like a particularly, dare i say it british thing to do , to just british thing to do, to just kind of shamelessly exaggerate. harry does what he's told now. nee— harry does what he's told now. we teen— harry does what he's told now. he's been doing— harry does what he's told now. he's been doing what he's told ever since meghan was around and if ever since meghan was around and tt ene— ever since meghan was around and tt ene eeye— ever since meghan was around and tt ene eeye to— ever since meghan was around and if she says, do this— ever since meghan was around and if she says, do this ,_ ever since meghan was around and if she says, do this , he will do if she says, do this, he will do it. if she says, do this, he will do tt. ne— if she says, do this, he will do tt. ne eoee— if she says, do this, he will do it. he adores her— if she says, do this, he will do it. he adores her and he feels tnet— it. he adores her and he feels tnet ne-e— it. he adores her and he feels that he's there. _ it. he adores her and he feels that he's there. if— it. he adores her and he feels that he's there. if you see how he that he's there. if you see how ne teete— that he's there. if you see how ne teete net— that he's there. if you see how he leads her in— that he's there. if you see how he leads her in and leads her ont— he leads her in and leads her ont ee— he leads her in and leads her ont ee tt— he leads her in and leads her out as if she's— he leads her in and leads her out as if she's some very , very out as if she's some very, very tteetone— out as if she's some very, very tteetone tewet— out as if she's some very, very precious jewel that he has to toot— precious jewel that he has to toot etten — precious jewel that he has to look after. but— precious jewel that he has to look after. but the thing is wet— look after. but the thing is we tne— look after. but the thing is that the more— look after. but the thing is that the more these untruths are eett— that the more these untruths are eett. tne— that the more these untruths are eett. tne teee— that the more these untruths are said, the less you— that the more these untruths are said, the less you can believe ntn— said, the less you can believe he ant— said, the less you can believe him. and they're— said, the less you can believe him. and they're now made fools of themselves— him. and they're now made fools of themselves by— him. and they're now made fools of themselves by doing this. you know.— of themselves by doing this. you know. twe— of themselves by doing this. you know, i've been— of themselves by doing this. you know, i've been asking myself why— know, i've been asking myself why go— know, i've been asking myself wny go tnto— know, i've been asking myself wny go tnto e— know, i've been asking myself why go into a yellow taxi? why wttn— why go into a yellow taxi? why arrive with four— why go into a yellow taxi? why arrive with four cars behind you,— arrive with four cars behind yon tntt— arrive with four cars behind yon. tntt ot— arrive with four cars behind you, full of people to look ette— you, full of people to look ettet yon — you, full of people to look after you, protection officers. tnt— after you, protection officers. tnt yon— after you, protection officers. tnt yon eoe— after you, protection officers. but you come back in a yellow text— but you come back in a yellow text e— but you come back in a yellow text ewny— but you come back in a yellow text ewny ttt— but you come back in a yellow taxi .7 why did he— but you come back in a yellow taxi ? why did he ask? why did taxi? why did he ask? why did tney— taxi? why did he ask? why did tney et— taxi? why did he ask? why did tney et tne— taxi? why did he ask? why did they at the with— taxi? why did he ask? why did they at the with the queen when she they at the with the queen when ene eett— they at the with the queen when ene eett tnet— they at the with the queen when she said that they— they at the with the queen when she said that they could have tnett— she said that they could have their bullet—proof car for the

for their bullet—proof car for the tottne— their bullet—proof car for the for the jubilee— their bullet—proof car for the for the jubilee procession? the tnttteee— for the jubilee procession? the jubilee? sonny— for the jubilee procession? the jubilee? sorry for— for the jubilee procession? the jubilee? sorry for the jubilee. ant— jubilee? sorry for the jubilee. ant yet— jubilee? sorry for the jubilee. ant yet tney— jubilee? sorry for the jubilee. and yet they got— jubilee? sorry for the jubilee. and yet they got that it was tett. — and yet they got that it was tett. ant — and yet they got that it was dark. and when— and yet they got that it was dark. and when they came into the dark. and when they came into tne ttgnt— dark. and when they came into tne ngnt tteee— dark. and when they came into the right place ,_ dark. and when they came into the right place , they rammed the the right place, they rammed the wtntowe— the right place, they rammed the wtntowe town— the right place, they rammed the windows down to— the right place, they rammed the windows down to wave anyone in enytntng— windows down to wave anyone in enytntng eontt— windows down to wave anyone in anything could have been thrown in. anything could have been thrown tn. so— anything could have been thrown tn. so tney— anything could have been thrown in. so they have— anything could have been thrown in. so they have a— anything could have been thrown in. so they have a very sort of ettenge— in. so they have a very sort of ettenge ttee— in. so they have a very sort of strange idea of— in. so they have a very sort of strange idea of what's dangerous and strange idea of what's dangerous ent wnet— strange idea of what's dangerous and what isn't. _ strange idea of what's dangerous and what isn't. you— strange idea of what's dangerous and what isn't. m. : and what isn't. you mentioned the queen there. and i just want to get one thing out of you. this news broke shortly before i came on air, which is about the cost of funeral being around cost of the funeral being around £162 million. do you think that's money? i think that's value for money? i think it is. i she that's value for money? i think it is. i-she worked- that's value for money? i think it is. i-she worked for. that's value for money? i think it is. i-she worked for usj it is. i mean, she worked for us for it is. i mean, she worked for us tonlyeene. — it is. i mean, she worked for us tonlyeene. t— it is. i mean, she worked for us for-years. i-it's- it is. i mean, she worked for us for-years. i-it's very,i for 70 years. i think it's very, very— for 70 years. i think it's very, very wont— for 70 years. i think it's very, very wont tne— for 70 years. i think it's very, very worth the money. and i just net— very worth the money. and i just netlgntet— very worth the money. and i just netlgntet toot— very worth the money. and i just hadlquick look on— had a quick look on encyclopaedia. had a quick look on- encyclopaedia.-many had a quick look on— encyclopaedia.-many people encyclopaedia. how many people live encyclopaedia. how many people ttwe tn— encyclopaedia. how many people ttwe tn ttte— encyclopaedia. how many people live in this country— encyclopaedia. how many people live in this country ? yes. and live in this country? yes. and tt-e— live in this country? yes. and tt-e et— live in this country? yes. and it's 69 million.— live in this country? yes. and it's 69 million. yes okay. and i tnnt— it's 69 million. yes okay. and i tntnt tt— it's 69 million. yes okay. and i tntnt tt yon— it's 69 million. yes okay. and i think if you work— it's 69 million. yes okay. and i think if you work it out, divide by think if you work it out, divide ty ent— think if you work it out, divide ty ent t— think if you work it out, divide ty ent t een-t— think if you work it out, divide by and i can't do— think if you work it out, divide by and i can't do this. i mean, i by and i can't do this. i mean, t get— by and i can't do this. i mean, t get very.— by and i can't do this. i mean, t get very. very— by and i can't do this. i mean, i get very, very little from eeen— i get very, very little from eeen ot— i get very, very little from eeen ot — i get very, very little from each of us. and- i get very, very little from each of us. and the whole world . t— each of us. and the whole world came . i mean, what they made on came. i mean, what they made on teotte— came. i mean, what they made on teotte eteytng— came. i mean, what they made on pebble staying in_ came. i mean, what they made on people staying in hotels and eettng— people staying in hotels and eettng ont— people staying in hotels and eating out and— people staying in hotels and

eating out and coming around , i eating out and coming around, i tnnt— eating out and coming around, i tntnt tnet— eating out and coming around, i think that she— eating out and coming around, i think that she deserves enytntng— think that she deserves anything, really. she was an extraordinary— anything, really. she was an extraordinary woman and we enontt— extraordinary woman and we enontt te— extraordinary woman and we should be grateful . and although should be grateful. and although it should be grateful. and although tt eonnte— should be grateful. and although tt eonnte e— should be grateful. and although it sounds a lot,— should be grateful. and although it sounds a lot, actually, if you— it sounds a lot, actually, if yon ettt— it sounds a lot, actually, if yon etttt tt— it sounds a lot, actually, if you split it among everybody tnet— you split it among everybody tnet t— you split it among everybody tnet t tntnt— you split it among everybody that i think over— you split it among everybody that i think over the years of eewtee— that i think over the years of eewtee tnet— that i think over the years of service that she's— that i think over the years of service that she's given us and wnet— service that she's given us and wnet ene-e— service that she's given us and what she's done— service that she's given us and what she's done for this country ent— what she's done for this country ent not— what she's done for this country ent not tnet— what she's done for this country and not just her— what she's done for this country and not just her well, it and not just her as well, it nnet— and not just her as well, it nnet te— and not just her as well, it must be-philip,- and not just her as well, it must be philip, and those must be said, philip, and those eonnt— must be said, philip, and those eonnt wen.— must be said, philip, and those around them, really, i think tnet-e— around them, really, i think tnet-e en— around them, really, i think that's an absolute snip. c that's an absolute snip. and it is. that's an absolute snip. and it to. t— that's an absolute snip. and it to. t wente— that's an absolute snip. and it is. i would strongly suggest it's one of those very few things money things where i would say money is no object when it is absolutely no object when it comes that . that's right. comes to that. that's right. angela, thank you very much. always delight and pleasure. always a delight and a pleasure. angela levin there, who is prince harry's biographer, royal expert as well. now, lots more still to come between now and 4:00, six starmer has been accused of wanting britain to rejoin the eu by the back door. can we trust the labour leader ? can we trust the labour leader? and water companies are going to tackle the problems of raw sewage just being pumped out willy nilly into our rivers, into our seas ? it's absolutely into our seas? it's absolutely disgusting. but guess who's going to

patrick thank you. it's 332. your top stories from the newsroom the uk and japan have signed a new agreement to build closer defence security and cyber ties . the prime ministers cyber ties. the prime ministers in hiroshima, where he's attended a bilateral dinner ahead of the g7 summit . rishi ahead of the g7 summit. rishi sunak says the new deal will further strengthen and deepen the partnership between the two countries. earlier he announced japanese businesses have promised to invest almost £18 billion in the uk. promised to invest almost £18 billion in the uk . a man who was billion in the uk. a man who was dressed as a woman has admitted abducting and assaulting a schoolgirl in the scottish borders . andrew miller, who's borders. andrew miller, who's also known as amy george, sexually assaulted the child over a 27 hour period, pleaded

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financial report on gb news for gold and silver investment. in circus are trying to get britain to rejoin the eu by the back doon to rejoin the eu by the back door. that's the claim of former tony— door. that's the claim of former tony ntntetet— door. that's the claim of former tory minister peter— : that's the claim of former tory minister peter bowen after sterner— tory minister peter bowen after sterner eett— tory minister peter bowen after starmer said that— tory minister peter bowen after starmer said that he tried to tenegottete — starmer said that he tried to renegotiate the _ starmer said that he tried to renegotiate the brexit deal. sterner— renegotiate the brexit deal. starmer told _ renegotiate the brexit deal. starmer told the british enentete— starmer told the british chambers of— starmer told the british chambers of commerce conference tnet— chambers of commerce conference tnet tne— chambers of commerce conference tnet tne nt— chambers of commerce conference that the uk needs— chambers of commerce conference that the uk needs a— chambers of commerce conference that the uk needs a closer trade netettonentt— that the uk needs a closer trade relationship with— that the uk needs a closer trade relationship with brussels. the tetont— relationship with brussels. the labour leader— relationship with brussels. the labour leader voted for remain in labour leader voted for remain tn zon— labour leader voted for remain tn zete ent— labour leader voted for remain in 2016 and then— labour leader voted for remain in 2016 and then campaigned for a in 2016 and then campaigned for e eeot— in 2016 and then campaigned for a second referendum. he now etetne— a second referendum. he now etetne tnee-e— a second referendum. he now claims there's no— a second referendum. he now claims there's no for case going teet— claims there's no for case going teet to— claims there's no for case going teet to tne— claims there's no for case going back to the eu— claims there's no for case going back to the eu .— claims there's no for case going back to the eu . i'm joined in back to the eu. i'm joined in tne— back to the eu. i'm joined in tne etntto— back to the eu. i'm joined in tne etntto ty— back to the eu. i'm joined in the studio by gb— back to the eu. i'm joined in the studio by gb news deputy totttteet— the studio by gb news deputy political editor— the studio by gb news deputy political editor tom harwood, a eonnte— political editor tom harwood, a eontte ot— political editor tom harwood, a couple of points— political editor tom harwood, a couple of points here. first one, does he— couple of points here. first one, does he want to take us teet— one, does he want to take us teet tnto— one, does he want to take us back into the— one, does he want to take us back into the eu— one, does he want to take us back into the eu through the teet— back into the eu through the teet toote— back into the eu through the back door? well— back into the eu through the back door? well he says he ween-t.— back door? well he says he toeen-t. tnt— back door? well he says he doesn't, but in— back door? well he says he doesn't, but in the same breath he doesn't, but in the same breath ne eeye— doesn't, but in the same breath ne eeye ne— doesn't, but in the same breath he says he wants— doesn't, but in the same breath he says he wants a— doesn't, but in the same breath he says he wants a closer relationship— he says he wants a closer relationship with the european nnton. — relationship with the european union. his union. this all stemmed from his speech yesterday, but also the questions surrounding it where speech yesterday, but also the qu

cooperation agreement we have with the eu means british cars have zero tariffs. if we're exporting and zero tariffs if we're importing. exporting and zero tariffs if we're importing . the question is we're importing. the question is what is defined as a british car? and because these electric cars have such a high proportion of their value as part of that one battery, which we're importing by value, the amount of the car made in britain may well tip over to be not considered as british, and therefore it may well see see tariffs imposed. that's the issue specifically that starmer was asked about . the government was asked about. the government is saying it's talking with the european union about making an exemption here and delaying those tariffs setting until we have battery manufacturing in this country. but in response to that technical question on that very specific area, starmer started to say that we need to reopen the entire brexit agreement . but the line that he agreement. but the line that he used was we were told we had an oven ready deal and it turned out it was half baked. so starmer seems to be using this

small issue to sort of pry open the deal and look for many other ways to perhaps drag the united kingdom closer to the european union. i mean, it's fairto say union. i mean, it's fair to say that even nigel farage of this pansh that even nigel farage of this parish has said that brexit hasn't worked. it's failed. and tnet— hasn't worked. it's failed. and we wee— hasn't worked. it's failed. and we ee— hasn't worked. it's failed. and that was, as he— hasn't worked. it's failed. and that was, as he said,- hasn't worked. it's failed. and that was, as he said, a- c : it's failed. and that was, as he said, a result of that was, as he said, a result ot tne— that was, as he said, a result of the conservative party not nentttng— of the conservative party not nentttng tt— of the conservative party not handling it particular albie wett— handling it particular albie wat, tnt— handling it particular albie wat, tnt t— handling it particular albie well, but i wonder about these red well, but i wonder about these tet .wotete — well, but i wonder about these red .voters, the _ well, but i wonder about these red voters, the ones who red wall voters, the ones who ttt— red wall voters, the ones who ttt ty— red wall voters, the ones who ttt ty ent— red wall voters, the ones who did by and large— red wall voters, the ones who did by and large vote brexit in one— did by and large vote brexit in gntte tetge— did by and large vote brexit in quite large numbers, who then wotet—entl voted for boris johnson and etnetetty— voted for boris johnson and crucially not— voted for boris johnson and crucially not the labour party. wnttet— crucially not the labour party. whilst-labour— crucially not the labour party. whilst labour party was whilst the labour party was ettt— whilst the labour party was still talking— whilst the labour party was still talking about rejoining the european— still talking about rejoining the european union and all of ttte— the european union and all of tne-tetn— the european union and all of this keir starmer's this stuff. so keir starmer's comments here,— this stuff. so keir starmer's comments here, if indeed he neenelent— comments here, if indeed he means and wants to drag us means it and he wants to drag us teet— means it and he wants to drag us teet tnto— means it and he wants to drag us back into negotiations with the eu, back into negotiations with the en. tnng— back into negotiations with the eu, bring-closer— back into negotiations with the eu, bring closer brussels, eu, bring us closer to brussels, wnet— eu, bring us closer to brussels, wnet wit— eu, bring us closer to brussels, what will that— eu, bring us closer to brussels, what will that mean at the next eteetton— what will that mean at the next eteettonltne— what will that mean at the next election .the .wall?- what will that mean at the next election the wall? �*ftt�*mcc election in the red wall? well, tnee— election in the red wall? well, ttete ete— election in the red wall? well, there are lots— election in the red wall? well, there are lots of— election in the red wall? well, there are lots of people who are sort of on the brexiteer side of things who say that one of the reasons why why the united kingdom dynamic kingdom is not as dynamic as it could have these could be is we have these thousand of eu laws still thousand pounds of eu laws still on our statute book. this is why jacob rees—mogg saying jacob rees—mogg was saying we

needed deadline at needed that harsh deadline at the of the year to get rid the end of the year to get rid of thousands of eu laws to of those thousands of eu laws to unleash the opportunity of brexit. risks brexit. now, one of the risks for brexiteers as they see it would be not getting rid of those laws fast enough. another government coming in doing a new deal with the eu , opening it all deal with the eu, opening it all up and in international treaty law, ensuring we keep all of those laws so we wouldn't be able to remove them in the way that we could do. now if the government got its boots on and got a shimmy on or however you want to describe it. so there are some real issues in terms of how free the united kingdom could itself to be, could allow itself to be, whether it will achieve those benefits of brexit that are dangled before it, but it has not yet reached out to grab kyiv and the conservative party do see electoral mileage in this to talk about keir starmer wanting to reopen on the brexit issue to divert that much bannau width of government towards is that sort

of renegotiation in the conservative party spokesman yesterday was was tying together these ideas of keir starmer wanting to give votes to eu citizens and also drag the united kingdom back into the eu's regulatory orbit, saying that this could be a cocktail of remainer ism. yeah, no, exactly . and i've got to be honest / and i've got to be honest with . and i've got to be honest with you,— . and i've got to be honest with yon ton.— . and i've got to be honest with yon. ton. yon— . and i've got to be honest with you, tom, you know,— and i've got to be honest with you, tom, you know, i was ttetentng— you, tom, you know, i was ttetentng to— you, tom, you know, i was listening to pmqs yesterday and otwonety— listening to pmqs yesterday and otwonety tt— listening to pmqs yesterday and obviously it was— listening to pmqs yesterday and obviously it was deputy's pmqs and obviously it was deputy's pmqs ent gooe— obviously it was deputy's pmqs ent goot gnet— obviously it was deputy's pmqs and good grief, i— obviously it was deputy's pmqs and good grief, i thought it was and good grief, i thought it was en eteotnte— and good grief, i thought it was an absolute shower from start to ttnten— an absolute shower from start to ttnten .— an absolute shower from start to ttnten . ant— an absolute shower from start to ttnten . ant t— an absolute shower from start to finish . and i look— an absolute shower from start to finish . and i look around at finish. and i look around at tent— finish. and i look around at david seems— finish. and i look around at david seems to— finish. and i look around at david seems to be re—emerging t— david seems to be re—emerging t tne— david seems to be re—emerging now. i mean, the idea that he eontt— now. i mean, the idea that he eontt one— now. i mean, the idea that he eontt tey— now. i mean, the idea that he could one day find himself as tetnty— could one day find himself as tetnty ntne— could one day find himself as deputy prime minister by virtue of deputy prime minister by virtue ot—ee- deputy prime minister by virtue ot—ee farl of doing precious little, as far as of doing precious little, as far ee|een— of doing precious little, as far ee|een tett— of doing precious little, as far asican tell, other- of doing precious little, as far as can tell, other than block as i can tell, other than block ttenntng— as i can tell, other than block planning permission in a variety as i can tell, other than block pl.differenttrmission in a variety as i can tell, other than block pl.different places.n in a variety as i can tell, other than block pl.different places. and a variety as i can tell, other than block pl.different places. and rishi ety of different places. and rishi snnet— of different places. and rishi snnetlteten— of different places. and rishi sunak japan, stuff. sunak in japan, great stuff. nee— sunak in japan, great stuff. he's managed— sunak in japan, great stuff. he's managed up with he's managed to come up with some-cooperation- he's managed to come up with some cooperation there, some kind of cooperation there, but domestically,— some kind of cooperation there, but domestically, of course, ttete— but domestically, of course, there doesn't— but domestically, of course,l there doesn't—him there doesn't seem to be him totng— there doesn't seem to be him totng too— there doesn't seem to be him doing too-about- there doesn't seem to be him doing too about things like doing too much about things like tnntgtetton— doing too much about things like immigration,-and- doing too much about things like immigration, and it immigration, etcetera, and it tnet—wontet- immigration, etcetera, and it. just—wonder whether immigration, etcetera, and it- just_wonder whether or just makes me wonder whether or not-yon— just makes me wonder whether or not-yon tn— just makes me wonder whether or not-yon tn towne- just makes me wonder whether or not you in power. right? not we need you in power. right? etey. — not we need you in power. right? etey-nowng— not we need you in power. right? etey. -nowng - not we need you in power. right? okay. moving on. tom okay. we're moving on. tom netwoot— okay. we're moving on. tom netwoot-onn- okay. we're moving on. tom harwood our deputy harwood there, our deputy totttteet— harwood there, our deputy political editor. you very

political editor. thank you very nnet.— political editor. thank you very net-w— political editor. thank you very much,-we know- political editor. thank you very much,-we know it- political editor. thank you very much, we know it is not much, tom. as we know it is not etenttng—tnet- much, tom. as we know it is not standing _just yet. i standing for election just yet. tnt— standing for election just yet. tnt-we— standing for election just yet. tnt-we go. — standing for election just yet. but we go. moving standing for election just yet. - but-we go.-moving on. but there we go. now moving on. tne—te— but there we go. now moving on. tne—te wetter.- the good news is walter, eoenettnee— the good news is walter, companies have promised to don tnnee— companies have promised to don tnnee-ewenletot- dumas at best even to stop eeege— dumas at best even to stop ege ettte— dumas at best even to stop sewage spills rivers and sewage spills in rivers and tne— sewage spills in rivers and seas. the bad— sewage spills in rivers and seas. the bad news is we're going— seas. the bad news is we're gotng to— seas. the bad news is we're gotng to ent— seas. the bad news is we're gotng to ent nt— seas. the bad news is we're going to end up paying it. going to end up paying for it. teet— going to end up paying for it. teet y...— going to end up paying for it. last year,-sewage- going to end up paying for it. last year, sewage was dumped last year, raw sewage was dumped into last year, raw sewage was dumped tnto nwtee— last year, raw sewage was dumped tnto en— last year, raw sewage was dumped into rivers, an average of 825 tnee— into rivers, an average of 825 ttneeltey— into rivers, an average of 825 ttneeltey. tne— into rivers, an average of 825 times day. the trade body was times a day. the trade body was a times a day. the trade body was e nt— times a day. the trade body was e nt nee— times a day. the trade body was a uk has apologised and shareholders— a uk has apologised and shareholders will make a £10 ttttton— shareholders will make a £10 billion investment into the ttggeet— billion investment into the biggest modern ization of tngtten— biggest modern ization of english sewers since the 19th eentnny— english sewers since the 19th eentnny. tet— english sewers since the 19th century. yet another piece of infrastructure _ century. yet another piece of infrastructure we've not updated ten-t— infrastructure we've not updated ten-t tte— infrastructure we've not updated tent to tnt— infrastructure we've not updated isn't it? but water— infrastructure we've not updated isn't it? but water uk has etntttet— isn't it? but water uk has admitted our— isn't it? but water uk has admitted our water bills will go up admitted our water bills will go no ee— admitted our water bills will go no ee e— admitted our water bills will go no ee e neentt— admitted our water bills will go up as a result. oh,— admitted our water bills will go up as a result. oh, of course tney— up as a result. oh, of course tney wit.— up as a result. oh, of course tney wttt. tn— up as a result. oh, of course they will. i'm joined now by gb wewe— they will. i'm joined now by gb wewe eontn— they will. i'm joined now by gb news south west— they will. i'm joined now by gb news south west reporter jeff ttooty— news south west reporter jeff ttooty .— news south west reporter jeff ttooty . wno-e— news south west reporter jeff moody , who's on— news south west reporter jeff moody , who's on exmouth beach moody, who's on exmouth beach ent— moody, who's on exmouth beach ent tt— moody, who's on exmouth beach ent tt eeye— moody, who's on exmouth beach ent tt eeye tt— moody, who's on exmouth beach and it says it stinks at the totton— and it says it stinks at the totton ot— and it says it stinks at the bottom of the— and it says it stinks at the bottom of the screen there, gett— bottom of the screen there, jeffe ot— bottom of the screen there, jeff, of course,— bottom of the screen there, jeff, of course, the strapline. wnet— jeff, of course, the strapline. wnet e— jeff, of course, the strapline. wnet e toet— jeff, of course, the strapline. what a load of— jeff, of course, the strapline. what a load of wasn't allowed at ttte— what a load of wasn't allowed at the tne— what a load of wasn't allowed at the ttne ot— what a load of wasn't allowed at this time of day.— what a load of wasn't allowed at this time of day. but but what is this time of day. but but what te gotng— this time of day. but but what te gotng on— this time of day. but but what is going on there? why are teotte— is going on there? why are teotte ttte— is going on there? why are people like you— is going on there? why are people like you and i going to be people like you and i going to te ont— people like you and i going to te ont ot— people like you and i going to be out of pocket?— people like you and i going to be out of pocket? because tney-te— be out of pocket? because they're pumping sewage into our . on.— they're pumping sewage into our . on. t— they're pumping sewage into our rivers . oh, i know— they're pumping sewage into our

rivers . oh, i know ,— they're pumping sewage into our rivers . cj“ tie. rivers. oh, i know, patrick. well, this was one of the worst hit places down here in exmouth. i think it was fifth on the list of the worst offenders last summer , 470 hours worth of raw summer, 470 hours worth of raw sewage was pumped out to sea here during the course of last summer. now the reason this happened was because if you remember, we had a really, really hot, dry summer when the ground was baked solid and then suddenly the rains came and the sewers, the old antiquated victorian sewers that were so proud of just couldn't cope with it. and the water companies really had no choice other than to pump it straight out into the sea. and that meant that in many, many places across the country, nobody could swim. many, many places across the countiwas)body could swim. many, many places across the countiwas aody could swim. many, many places across the countiwas a riskcould swim. many, many places across the countiwas a risk ofild swim. many, many places across the countiwas a risk of hepatitis, there was a risk of hepatitis, a risk of all sorts of things. e.coli being another one. and people were very angry. people were angry that the water company shareholders were still making a lot of money while all the infrastructure around it, the infrastructure around it, the sewers, were still from the victorian era. well, we've had the apology today. we've had the promise that something will be

done about it, that this summer they would announce plans to totally refurbish. reeves vitalise and rebuild our sewage structure in this country to make it fit for purpose. but it's going to come at a price tag £10 billion. and who's paying tag £10 billion. and who's paying that £10 billion? you and me. they say that our bills will rise possibly by around £90 a yeah rise possibly by around £90 a year. so not amount a large amount. but you know , 8 to £10 amount. but you know, 8 to £10 a month is still a fairly sizeable amount. and get this , it'll be amount. and get this, it'll be that way for 100 odd years . it's that way for 100 odd years. it's going to cost 100 years of us forking out in order to pay to improve those sewers . now, a lot improve those sewers. now, a lot of people are saying, well, you know, we're paying twice for it . we're already we've been paying . we're already we've been paying for years for the sewers to be updated. we've been paying our bills for years. what's happened to that money? what's happened to that money? what's happened to that money? what's happened to any surplus money that they've made? it's gone to the shareholders. and that's the problem. that's why people are

very , very unhappy at being very, very unhappy at being told, well, it's not going to affect the shareholders, it's not going affect their bottom not going to affect their bottom line. going to line. they're still going to make it's going to make a profit that it's going to put bills up and the put their their bills up and the bills will go up for 100 years. patrick it's absolutely bonkers. jeff look, thank you very, very nnet— jeff look, thank you very, very nnet tot— jeff look, thank you very, very much for bringing us that story. jeff nooty— much for bringing us that story. jeff moody, who's— much for bringing us that story. jeff moody, who's on exmouth teeen— jeff moody, who's on exmouth teeen te— jeff moody, who's on exmouth beach, is reacting— jeff moody, who's on exmouth beach, is reacting to that news ttet— beach, is reacting to that news tnet-tne— beach, is reacting to that news that-the-that- that despite the fact that a toet — that despite the fact that a toetlteotte— that despite the fact that a load people are making a huge load of people are making a huge eonnt— load of people are making a huge enonnt-ott— load of people are making a huge amount-off our- amount of money off our wetenweye— amount of money off our waterways, going waterways, it's going to cost ne-ne— waterways, it's going to cost ne-ne everyone- waterways, it's going to cost. us, - me, everyone . know, us, you, me, everyone we know, tne— us, you, me, everyone we know, tnit—of- us, you, me, everyone we know, tne—ot noneyl us, you, me, everyone we know,j tne—ot noney tn the taxpayer, loads of money in otter— the taxpayer, loads of money in otter to— the taxpayer, loads of money in otter to to— the taxpayer, loads of money in otter to to tt— the taxpayer, loads of money in order to do it up— the taxpayer, loads of money in order to do it up right. i am totnet— order to do it up right. i am totnet no— order to do it up right. i am joined now actually by the one ent— joined now actually by the one ent onty— joined now actually by the one and only andre— joined now actually by the one and only andre farage, who's nottoote— and only andre farage, who's hotfoots.into_ and only andre farage, who's hotfootslinto the- and only andre farage, who's hotfoots into the studio. and only andre farage, who's hotfooyou into the studio. and only andre farage, who's hotfooyou very the studio. and only andre farage, who's hotfooyou very much,idio. and only andre farage, who's hotfooyou very much, nigel. thank you very much, nigel. wett— thank you very much, nigel. we-tt-gntet- thank you very much, nigel. we'll-quick one. thank you very much, nigel. we'll quick one on we'll just do a quick one on ttte— we'll just do a quick one on tne-tte— we'll just do a quick one on tnte-tt-e e— we'll just do a quick one on this,-it's a big- we'll just do a quick one on this, it's a big story this this, but it's a big story this tttent— this, but it's a big story this tent-gone— this, but it's a big story this rishi gone squishy when it rishi has gone squishy when it eoneelteget— rishi has gone squishy when it comes legal migration. oh, comes to legal migration. oh, yee. — comes to legal migration. oh, yee. toot.— comes to legal migration. oh, yee. toot. yon— comes to legal migration. oh, yes. look, you know,- comes to legal migration. oh, yes. “it? $200 yes. look, you know, since 2010, every manifesto has promised reductions by the reductions in this is, by the way, immigration way, legal immigration we're discussing of discussing here tens of thousands was the pledge at the last election. it was to reduce immigration numbers and basically, he's being asked , basically, he's being asked, will you reduce from a quarter

of a million net migration? think about that . from 1950 think about that. from 1950 until 2000, net migration was about 30,000 a year. it's now a quarter of a million a year. and he won't reduce on that. the figures next thursday are likely to be over three quarters of a million estimate for next year are over a million. they don't care. they're not interested . care. they're not interested. they couldn't care less. the conservative party is utterly committed to a level of low british skills, cheap foreign laboun british skills, cheap foreign labour. they're acting at the behest of their friends. the big corporate companies. they don't care. they don't see any political them on the political threat to them on the right at the moment. the right at the moment. and the most bizarre of all is the most bizarre thing of all is the backbenchers completely and backbenchers are completely and utterly the issue . utterly silent on the issue. yeah, it's absolutely astonishing. and you are yeah, it's absolutely— astonishing. and you are adamant that astonishing. and you are adamant tnet-ttntttng— astonishing. and you are adamant that-fluffing this- that he's not fluffing this teeenee— that he's not fluffing this because he _ that he's not fluffing this because he realises he can't do enytntng— because he realises he can't do enytntng etont— because he realises he can't do anything about it.— because he realises he can't do anything about it. it's because he anything about it. it's because ne-to— anything about it. it's because ne-to enytntng- anything about it. it's because he do anything. no. he won't do anything. no, no. wttt— he won't do anything. no, no. wttt newt— he won't do anything. no, no. with brexit we— he won't do anything. no, no. with brexit we do— he won't do anything. no, no. with brexit we do actually- he won't do anything. no, no. with brexit we do actually have control of our borders. that was with brexit we do actually have contof of our borders. that was with brexit we do actually have contof the )ur borders. that was with brexit we do actually have contof the reasonsers. that was with brexit we do actually have contof the reasons we that was with brexit we do actually have contof the reasons we voted ivas with brexit we do actually have contof the reasons we voted for one of the reasons we voted for it. just choosing to it. they're just choosing to exercise it in this way. the

australian style points system means people that earn means that people that earn £10,000 a year less than the average can flood in in average wage can flood in in unlimited numbers . honestly, i unlimited numbers. honestly, i promise you they don't care. oh, fantastic. nigel, promise you they don't care. oh, fantastic . nigel, thank you fantastic. nigel, thank you very.— fantastic. nigel, thank you very. very— fantastic. nigel, thank you very. very nnet.- ti. nigel, thank you very, very much. short and eweet— very, very much. short and eweet tnt— very, very much. short and sweet, but there - very, very much. short and sweet, but there you go. and otwonety— sweet, but there you go. and obviously nigel— sweet, but there you go. and obviously nigel will be live on yonn— obviously nigel will be live on your screens later— obviously nigel will be live on your screens later on this ewentng. — your screens later on this evening. nigel- your screens later on this evening. nigel farage there now. yest— evening. nigel farage there now. tee tte— evening. nigel farage there now. yes, it's mental— evening. nigel farage there now. yes, it's mental health awareness— yes, it's mental health awareness week. and awareness week. ladies and genttenen. — awareness week. ladies and- gentlemen. _that gentlemen. this is an issue that i gentlemen. this is an issue that t to— gentlemen. this is an issue that t to teeny.— gentlemen. this is an issue that i do really, really— gentlemen. this is an issue that i do really, really care very, very— i do really, really care very, very teetty— i do really, really care very, very deeply about. need to do very deeply about. we need to do note-nett— very deeply about. we need to do notelnett teotte— very deeply about. we need to do more help people who are more to help people who are ettnggttng— more to help people who are ettnggttng .— more to help people who are struggiing - and— more to help people who are struggling . and i'm going to be struggling. and i'm going to be tetttng— struggling. and i'm going to be tetttng yon— struggling. and i'm going to be tetttng yon e— struggling. and i'm going to be telling you a little bit about it telling you a little bit about tt ent— telling you a little bit about tt ent now— telling you a little bit about it and how-can- telling you a little bit about it and how can hopefully you it and how we can hopefully you ent— it and how we can hopefully you ent t— it and how we can hopefully you ent t ee— it and how we can hopefully you and i save some— it and how we can hopefully you and i save some lives together by and i save some lives together ty tetetng— and i save some lives together ty tetetng e— and i save some lives together by raising a little— and i save some lives together by raising a little bit of money—

here on gb news, the people's. channel welcome back , everybody. now welcome back, everybody. now we're going to talk about- we're going to talk about a entteet— we're going to talk about a entteet ttet— we're going to talk about a subject that is— we're going to talk about a subject that is very close to my tent— subject that is very close to my teen ent— subject that is very close to my heart and affects— subject that is very close to my heart and affects pretty much every— heart and affects pretty much every etngte— heart and affects pretty much every single person's life in wey— every single person's life in one way or another. and that is the one way or another. and that is tne nentet— one way or another. and that is the mental health— one way or another. and that is the mental health crisis that's etteettng—te- the mental health crisis that's. affecting—is mental

affecting the uk. this is mental neettn— affecting the uk. this is mental health awareness— affecting the uk. this is mental health awareness week. and let me health awareness week. and let ne-yon— health awareness week. and let ne-yon tne— health awareness week. and let me you the number of people me tell you the number of people wno— me tell you the number of people wno ettnggte— me tell you the number of people who struggle mental health who struggle with mental health te— who struggle with mental health issues is absolutely frightening. alone, 6391 frightening. in 2021 alone, 6391 teotte— frightening. in 2021 alone, 6391 teotte toot— frightening. in 2021 alone, 6391 people took their— frightening. in 2021 alone, 6391 people took their own life. i'm totnet— people took their own life. i'm totnet no— people took their own life. i'm totnet ty— people took their own life. i'm joined now by mike mccarthy, wnoee— joined now by mike mccarthy, whose son ross— joined now by mike mccarthy, whose son ross sadly took his ttte— whose son ross sadly took his ttte two— whose son ross sadly took his own life two years— whose son ross sadly took his own life two years ago. mike, tnent— own life two years ago. mike, tnent yon— own life two years ago. mike, tnent yon very.— own life two years ago. mike, thank you very, very much for totntng— thank you very, very much for totntng to— thank you very, very much for totntng to ne— thank you very, very much for joining to us talk— thank you very, very much for joining to us talk about this wentet— joining to us talk about this mental health— joining to us talk about this mental health awareness week and ennetetty— mental health awareness week and ennetetty ee— mental health awareness week and crucially as well,— mental health awareness week and crucially as well, the crisis ttet— crucially as well, the crisis tnet te— crucially as well, the crisis that is facing— crucially as well, the crisis that is facing our nation at the moment— that is facing our nation at the moment .— that is facing our nation at the moment . what— that is facing our nation at the moment . what would you be? all moment. what would you be? all ttgnt— moment. what would you be? all ngn, tnet— moment. what would you be? all ngn, tnet tett— moment. what would you be? all right, just tell us— moment. what would you be? all right, just tell us a— moment. what would you be? all right, just tell us a little bit etont— right, just tell us a little bit about about— right, just tell us a little bit about about your situation and yonn— about about your situation and your son's situation, please. snee— your son's situation, please. snte .— your son's situation, please. snte . toen— your son's situation, please. snte . tone. on— your son's situation, please. sure. ross, our wonderful beloved son, took his own life in february 2021, and he left a long farewell letter in which he addressed each member of the family. and one of the things that he said in that letter was, please fight for mental health. the support just not there. the support is just not there. and what ross meant by that was that he'd suffered with severe depression for ten years and was

a true warrior. he fought hard to try and reach his salvation . to try and reach his salvation. um, but he went to the nhs and asked for help. after ten years he was put on a six month waiting list and he died two weeks into that wait . um, once weeks into that wait. um, once i'd sort of got back on my feet or tried to get back on my feet, i did some research . i'm a i did some research. i'm a journalist and i did my research and found out that suicide was the biggest killer of under 30 fives in this country. not covid, not cancer, not road accidents, not drugs. it's suicide. so if you're under 35 statistics albie the biggest threat to your life is you. and it kind of raised the question for me , you know, why aren't we for me, you know, why aren't we talking about this? where's the pubuc talking about this? where's the public conversation ? where's the public conversation? where's the political debate ? where are the political debate? where are the lessons in the classroom ? um, lessons in the classroom? um, and you know, i think in every

sort of area of society, there are improvements , sometimes are improvements, sometimes simple improvements that we can all make because we're all involved to one extent or another. absolutely. involved to one extent or another . absolutely. and it's another. absolutely. and it's otten— another. absolutely. and it's otten een— another. absolutely. and it's otten te— another. absolutely. and it's often can be very— absolutely. and it's often can be very easy for teotte— often can be very easy for teotte to— often can be very easy for people to hide— often can be very easy for people to hide their mental neettn— people to hide their mental health struggles for and people to not— health struggles for and people to not etweye— health struggles for and people to not always be— health struggles for and people to not always be aware that eonetoty— to not always be aware that somebody dodi _ to not always be aware that somebody dodi is struggling . but somebody dodi is struggling. but i somebody dodi is struggling. but ttntnt— somebody dodi is struggling. but ttntnt one— somebody dodi is struggling. but ttntnt ot— somebody dodi is struggling. but i think one of the— somebody dodi is struggling. but i think one of the reasons why teotte— i think one of the reasons why teotte wno— i think one of the reasons why people who aren't— i think one of the reasons why people who aren't don't feel as tnongn— people who aren't don't feel as tnongn tney-ne— people who aren't don't feel as though they're directly impacted by though they're directly impacted ty tne— though they're directly impacted ty tne teene— though they're directly impacted ty tne ot— though they're directly impacted by the issue of mental health, i.e by the issue of mental health, t.e neyte— by the issue of mental health, t.e neyte tney— by the issue of mental health, i.e maybe they feel fine themselves,— i.e maybe they feel fine themselves, why they should try to to — themselves, why they should try to do something— themselves, why they should try to do something about it and etneete— to do something about it and educate people— to do something about it and educate people and hopefully tteten— educate people and hopefully tteten to— educate people and hopefully listen to what— educate people and hopefully listen to what you've got to say is listen to what you've got to say te teeenee — listen to what you've got to say is because it's— listen to what you've got to say is because it's not— listen to what you've got to say is because it's not just the teeo— is because it's not just the teeon wno-e— is because it's not just the person who's suffering with tetteeeton — person who's suffering with depression or— person who's suffering with depression or who is suicidal or wno— depression or who is suicidal or wno enttenty— depression or who is suicidal or who suddenly goes on to take ttete— who suddenly goes on to take tnett on— who suddenly goes on to take their own life— who suddenly goes on to take their own life that is impacted by their own life that is impacted ty tne— their own life that is impacted ty tne nentet— their own life that is impacted by the mental health epidemic ttet— by the mental health epidemic tnet ttte— by the mental health epidemic that this country— by the mental health epidemic that this country facing. is that this country is facing. is it that this country is facing. is tt e — that this country is facing. is tt e to. — that this country is facing. is tt e to. ann— that this country is facing. is it ? no. and for— that this country is facing. is it? \m “t: that this country is facing. is it? no. and for everyone who does end up taking their lives like like ross did, there are many , many more people who live many, many more people who live with enduring grief. you know, i've had to accept that the

grief that i and my family are going through will never go away. it'll be with us for life . it doesn't just affect the individual concerned . dealing individual concerned. dealing with depression , you know, is with depression, you know, is enormously difficult for the individual . enormously difficult for the individual. but there are many, many people around them for whom it can also be a problem . and it can also be a problem. and part of the problem is that there is still so much stigma attached to it. i mean , for attached to it. i mean, for example, an mp took time off with depression a couple of months ago and some of the headunes months ago and some of the headlines said that such and such an mp admits to having had depression . why? why do we have depression. why? why do we have to admit something that is the common cold of mental health? why should we, in any way feel any sense of guilt for something that so many of us go through? why should we have to admit it ? why should we have to admit it? and, you know, when i came across when i did my research and came across language like this, it made me realise that if

we haven't even got the basic language right, then we've got a long way to go. there's no reason why mental health shouldn't be treated with all the seriousness, all the attention , all the dedication, attention, all the dedication, that physical health is. and, you know , one thing that we're you know, one thing that we're doing through our charity, baton of hope, is to try and get that message across now. absolutely and you touched on a great point ttete— and you touched on a great point tnene etont— and you touched on a great point there about language. i hope you ton-t— there about language. i hope you ton-t ntne— there about language. i hope you ton-t ntnt ne— there about language. i hope you don't mind me saying this, but wnen— don't mind me saying this, but wnen t— don't mind me saying this, but wnen t wee— don't mind me saying this, but when i was growing up, i can tenement yon— when i was growing up, i can remember, you know, newspaper neetttnee— remember, you know, newspaper headlines, so—and—so commits entette— headlines, so—and—so commitsi entette—eonnt suicide. right. and it may sound like suicide. right. and it may sound tne—ant- suicide. right. and it may soundj like _andlmakes like a crime. okay. and it makes it like a crime. okay. and it makes tt—yon— like a crime. okay. and it makes tt—yon mow.- like a crime. okay. and it makes it you know, they've it sound like, you know, they've tone—ent— it sound like, you know, they've tone—ent tt- it sound like, you know, they've done-and it is- done you know, and it is a ettnggte— done you know, and it is a struggle because those kind of eeenet— struggle because those kind of eeenet terme— struggle because those kind of casual terms of— struggle because those kind of casual terms of phrase still tott— casual terms of phrase still not ott— casual terms of phrase still roll off the— casual terms of phrase still roll off the tongue. all too eeetty. — roll off the tongue. all too easily-think- roll off the tongue. all too easily. think that really easily. and i think that really is easily. and i think that really te enet— easily. and i think that really te enen e— easily. and i think that really is such a shocking a shocking tnm— is such a shocking a shocking twn-een- is such a shocking a shocking tnm-een t- is such a shocking a shocking turn-can i just- is such a shocking a shocking turn can i just say, turn of phrase. can i just say, tntte— turn of phrase. can i just say, nnte—ot- turn of phrase. can i just say, nnte—ot tne- mike, as well, one of the overarching— mike, as well, one of the overarching things for me on ttte— overarching things for me on tne-toot.— overarching things for me on this-look, we've- overarching things for me on this look, we've come out of this is, look, we've come out of a this is, look, we've come out of e-ent— this is, look, we've come out of e-ent we— this is, look, we've come out of e-ent we were- a pandemic and we were given a tetty— a pandemic and we were given a tetty neettn— a pandemic and we were given a daily health briefings on all of ttte— daily health briefings on all of tne—ttete- daily health briefings on all of this,_there isi this, weren't we? but there is a tentemte— this, weren't we? but there is a pandemic .there_ this, weren't we? but there is a pandemic there and that is pandemic out there and that is it's pandemic out there and that is tt-e mentet— pandemic out there and that is it's mental health— pandemic out there and that is it's mental health in general. ttete— it's mental health in general.

ttete mentet— it's mental health in general. male mental health specifically is male mental health specifically te—ettetttng.- is absolutely appalling. i tettewe— is absolutely appalling. ij believe—day is absolutely appalling. i. believe—day 12 is absolutely appalling. i- believe_day 12 men believe around every day 12 men tete— believe around every day 12 men tete ttete— believe around every day 12 men take their own— believe around every day 12 men take their own lives , for take their own lives, for exemtte— take their own lives, for example-that. take their own lives, for example.-that that example. i mean, that is a that is example. i mean, that is a that te tentemte— example. i mean, that is a that is pandemic territory. and mike, it is pandemic territory. and mike, tt te— is pandemic territory. and mike, tt te tte— is pandemic territory. and mike, tt te tt-e tnet— is pandemic territory. and mike, it is it's just such— is pandemic territory. and mike, it is it's just such a waste ttet— it is it's just such a waste tnet. ten-t— it is it's just such a waste that, isn't it?— it is it's just such a waste that, isn't it? it's just such a weete— that, isn't it? it's just such a weete ot— that, isn't it? it's just such a waste of opportunity. and if enytntng— waste of opportunity. and if enytntng een— waste of opportunity. and if anything can be done to help teotte.— anything can be done to help teotte. to— anything can be done to help teotte. to try— anything can be done to help pebble, to try to_ anything can be done to help people, to try to get them out of people, to try to get them out ot tnoee — people, to try to get them out ot tnoee ttt— people, to try to get them out of those pit of— people, to try to get them out of those pit of depression, as it of those pit of depression, as tt etnee— of those pit of depression, as tt tnen— of those pit of depression, as it were, then that— of those pit of depression, as it were, then that has to be a good— it were, then that has to be a goot tntng— it were, then that has to be a goot tntng . — it were, then that has to be a good thing . ' ct?;c«t m. good thing. absolutely. you know , first of all, we've got to start talking about it. we've got to start listening about it. we've just got to change the prism slightly with which we look at society . we've got to look at society. we've got to stop thinking about people as attention seeking and think of them as attention needing and you spoke there about the sort of scale of this problem. i live in sheffield and one of the football stadiums here is at bramall lane, sheffield united, about 35,000 capacity every five years. that stadium statistically is gone . all of statistically is gone. all of those people are lost. and you're absolutely right. with men in particular three quarters

of the people who take their lives are men. there are 17 people in this country dying every day through suicide. there's a reason why three quarters of them are men. and again , that's the that's stigma. again, that's the that's stigma. you know, in 21st century society, britain , we still teach society, britain, we still teach men and boys that vulnerability is weakness. you know , and we've is weakness. you know, and we've all got mental health just in the same way that we've all got physical health. sometimes that's better than other days. so you know, this idea that there's something wrong, there's something weak about being mentally unwell is something that we have to have to get rid of if we're going to make any strides at all. mike, thank you very— strides at all. mike, thank you very mnem— strides at all. mike, thank you very mnen ton— strides at all. mike, thank you very much for coming- : mike, thank you very much for coming on and enenng— very much for coming on and enenng yone— very much for coming on and sharing your story and good luck to yon. — sharing your story and good luck to yon. tntte— sharing your story and good luck to you. mike mccarthy there, wnoee— to you. mike mccarthy there, whose son ross,— to you. mike mccarthy there, whose son ross, sadly did take his whose son ross, sadly did take me on— whose son ross, sadly did take me ttte— whose son ross, sadly did take his own life not— whose son ross, sadly did take his own life not so— whose son ross, sadly did take his own life not so long ago. ttgnt— his own life not so long ago. ttgnt. toot.— his own life not so long ago. right. look, ladies and gentlemen,— right. look, ladies and gentlemen, just in light of all ttte— gentlemen, just in light of all tnte t— gentlemen, just in light of all tnte t eett— gentlemen, just in light of all tnte t eett e— gentlemen, just in light of all this, i said a few— gentlemen, just in light of all this, i said a few minutes ago,

i this, i said a few minutes ago, t ee— this, i said a few minutes ago, i care passionately about mental nentt— i care passionately about mental neettn. t-m— i care passionately about mental health. i'm currently raising money— health. i'm currently raising money-mental- health. i'm currently raising money mental health money for the mental health enenty— money for the mental health enemy-.— money for the mental health charity-.lmind- money for the mental health. charity-.lmind-step money for the mental health- charity-..mind-step in charity mind. a mind can step in wnen— charity mind. a mind can step in wnen-eent— charity mind. a mind can step in when-can't-seen- when people can't get seen on the when people can't get seen on tne-eo— when people can't get seen on tne-eo-een- when people can't get seen on tne-eo-een get.- when people can't get seen on the-so-can get, in. the nhs, so they can get, in a enywey— the nhs, so they can get, in a sense anyway, kind of like tnwete— sense anyway, kind of like private mental— sense anyway, kind of like private mental health care. next montn— private mental health care. next montn-tenetng- private mental health care. next month dancing stage month i will be dancing on stage wttn— month i will be dancing on stage wttn-tteem— month i will be dancing on stage with-dream boys.— month i will be dancing on stage with dream boys. they are month i will be dancing on stage witiuk's dream boys. they are month i will be dancing on stage witiuk's mosti boys. they are month i will be dancing on stage witiuk's most famousthey are month i will be dancing on stage witiuk's most famous male re the uk's most famous male etnttete— the uk's most famous male etnttete eet— the uk's most famous male strippers act and will be you mow.— strippers act and will be you know, bearing— strippers act and will be you know, bearing all, as it were, on etege— know, bearing all, as it were, on etege. ant— know, bearing all, as it were, on stage. and i'm— know, bearing all, as it were, on stage. and i'm going to do tnee— on stage. and i'm going to do tnee-on— on stage. and i'm going to do three-on-night.. on stage. and i'm going to do. three-on-night. one three routines on the night. one of three routines on the night. one ot-wttt— three routines on the night. one ot-wttt te— three routines on the night. one ot-wttt te e— three routines on the night. one of-will be a solo.- three routines on the night. one of will be a solo. did of them will be a solo. i did meet— of them will be a solo. i did meet tne— of them will be a solo. i did meet the lads— of them will be a solo. i did meet the lads last week to learn ttete— meet the lads last week to learn tnett—ttomtey- meet the lads last week to learn their—bromley in. their moves, be in bromley in tent— their moves, be in bromley in tent on— their moves, be in bromley in kent on wednesday the 28th of inne— kent on wednesday the 28th of junee tnt— kent on wednesday the 28th of junee tnt twe— kent on wednesday the 28th of june, but i've been asking you to tonete— june, but i've been asking you to tonete e— june, but i've been asking you to donate a little— june, but i've been asking you to donate a little of cash to donate a little bit of cash if to donate a little bit of cash tt-so— to donate a little bit of cash tt-so tet.- to donate a little bit of cash tt-so tet. yon- if you can. so far, you wonderful— if you can. so far, you wonderful have if you can. so far, you- wonderful-have managed if you can. so far, you— wonderful-have managed to wonderful people have managed to etee— wonderful people have managed to eentee— wonderful people have managed to raise £34,000 and— wonderful people have managed to raise £34,000 and that link is . raise £34,000 and that link is. net— raise £34,000 and that link is. just giving.com/fundraising tonwett— just giving.com/fundraising forward slash— just giving.com/fundraising forward slash challenge christie's. _ forward slash challenge christie's. that's just giving .com forward— christie's. that's just giving .com forward slash fundraising tonwent— .com forward slash fundraising forward slash— .com forward slash fundraising forward slash challenge christie's— forward slash challenge christie's my- forward slash challenge christie's my target for this is ttoooo— christie's my target for this is ttoooo eo— christie's my target for this is £50,000 so £34,290 already in tne— £50,000 so £34,290 already in tne tttty— £50,000 so £34,290 already in the kitty thank— £50,000 so £34,290 already in the kitty thank you very much.

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now. the cost of the queen's tnnenet— now. the cost of the queen's tnnetet nee— now. the cost of the queen's funeral has been— now. the cost of the queen's funeral has been revealed around ttet— funeral has been revealed around ttez mtttton— funeral has been revealed around £162 million, the— funeral has been revealed around £162 million, the usual times are £162 million, the usual times ont— £162 million, the usual times ont tn— £162 million, the usual times are out in force.— £162 million, the usual times are out in force. i— £162 million, the usual times are out in force. i think it was wont— are out in force. i think it was not every— are out in force. i think it was worth every single penny. do you 7 worth every single penny. do you ewe-tt— worth every single penny. do you ewe-tt te— worth every single penny. do you .7 we'll be talking— worth every single penny. do you ? we'll be talking about all of ttet— ? we'll be talking about all of mm ent— ? we'll be talking about all of mm ent get— ? we'll be talking about all of mm ent get e— ? we'll be talking about all of that and get a load of this. you tnet— that and get a load of this. you tnet neene— that and get a load of this. you just heard from _ that and get a load of this. you just heard from nigel farage in the just heard from nigel farage in tne teet— just heard from nigel farage in the last hour.— just heard from nigel farage in the last hour. rishi has gone egnteny— the last hour. rishi has gone egnteny etont— the last hour. rishi has gone squishy about legal migration . squishy about legal migration. nee— squishy about legal migration. nee-gotng- squishy about legal migration. nee-gotng to- squishy about legal migration. he's going to commit to he's not even going to commit to get tt— he's not even going to commit to get tt etneet— he's not even going to commit to get it reduced to— he's not even going to commit to get it reduced to the quarter of a get it reduced to the quarter of e mtttton— get it reduced to the quarter of a million mark.— get it reduced to the quarter of a million mark. you might as a million mark. and you might as wett— a million mark. and you might as wet-etont— a million mark. and you might as well-about the— a million mark. and you might as well about the illegal well forget about the illegal etntt— well forget about the illegal etntt ee— well forget about the illegal stuff as well. _ well forget about the illegal stuff as well. what earth is stuff as well. what on earth is going— stuff as well. what on earth is gotng one— stuff as well. what on earth is going on? 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you smarter than a ten year old? otey— you smarter than a ten year old? etey tne— you smarter than a ten year old? okay the latest— you smarter than a ten year old? okay the latest sats exams have ont— okay the latest sats exams have ont ent — okay the latest sats exams have come out and it— okay the latest sats exams have come out and it was— okay the latest sats exams have come out and it was just catastrophic.— come out and it was just catastrophic. apparently not near catastrophic, actually catastrophic— near catastrophic, actuallyi catastrophic—i'm catastrophic for people. i'm going— catastrophic for people. i'm going answering some going to be answering some gneettone— going to be answering some questions-trying- going to be answering some questions trying from this questions or trying to from this ette— questions or trying to from this some exem— questions or trying to from this some am— questions or trying to from this sats exam. am i— questions or trying to from this sats exam. am i smarter than a ten yeen— sats exam. am i smarter than a ten yeen otte— sats exam. am i smarter than a ten year old? 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and exercise. and a warning if you're watching on tv, there is some flash photography coming up.thank some flash photography coming up. thank you for having me. yeah , i've had a great day in yeah, i've had a great day in totyo— yeah, i've had a great day in totyo ee— yeah, i've had a great day in tokyo as well. _ yeah, i've had a great day in tokyo as well. so— yeah, i've had a great day in tokyo as well. so that was the nentenete— tokyo as well. so that was the handshake as— tokyo as well. so that was the handshake as the _ tokyo as well. so that was the handshake as the two countries etgnet— handshake as the two countries etgnet e— handshake as the two countries etgnet e ne— handshake as the two countries signed a new agreement to build a signed a new agreement to build eeetoe— signed a new agreement to build a closer defence— signed a new agreement to build a closer defence security and eytet— a closer defence security and eytet ttet— a closer defence security and cyber tied group. iii cyber tied group. the prime minister is in hiroshima, where he attended a ceremonial dinner ahead of the g7 summit. rishi sunak says the new deal would further strengthen and deepen the partnership between the two countries. and earlier he announced the japanese businesses have promised to invest almost £18 billion in the uk. the prime minister describing that as a massive vote of confidence in the british economy . well, the prime british economy. well, the prime minister also confirmed he's in talks with the eu about carmakers concerns on post—brexit trade rules. that's after stellantis warned yesterday that thousands of british jobs could 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 are engaged in a dialogue with the eu about how we might address those concerns when it comes to auto manufacturing more generally , i'm going to be generally, i'm going to be meeting the ceo of nissan later today. as you all know, they've tnweetet— today. as you all know, they've tnweetet tt— today. as you all know, they've invested £1 billion— today. as you all know, they've invested £1 billion in- : as you all know, they've invested £1 billion in the nonn—eeet— 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 teetene— manufacturing. otherjapanese teetete ee— manufacturing. otherjapanese leaders are meeting today. total tnweetment— 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 tne tt— investment of £18 billion into tne nt ent— 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 totnet— investment is coming because we've joined the— investment is coming because we've joined the cptpp trade tennetentt— we've joined the cptpp trade tennetentt .— we've joined the cptpp trade partnership . now news here at partnership. now news here at tome.— partnership. now news here at tome. e— partnership. now news here at home, a man who— partnership. now news here at home, a man who dressed up as a woman has admitted abducting, eettng— woman has admitted abducting, eettng ent— woman has admitted abducting, acting and assaulting a schoolgirl— acting and assaulting a schoolgirl in- acting and assaulting a schoolgirl in the scottish tottete— schoolgirl in the scottish borders and _ schoolgirl in the scottish borders and drew miller, who eette— borders and drew miller, who calls himself— borders and drew miller, who calls himself amy george, ottetet— calls himself amy george, offered the _ calls himself amy george, offered the child a lift home in tettneny— offered the child a lift home in tettneny ettee— offered the child a lift home in february after saying she looked tteeztng. — february after saying she looked tteeztng. ne— february after saying she looked freezing. he then _ february after saying she looked freezing. t?; ’c“?“ february after saying she looked freezing. ’c“?“ freezing. he then took her to his address where he sexually assaulted her over a 27 hour period. miller who is in the process of gender transition , process of gender transition,

pleaded guilty to four charges. he'll be sentenced in august. and police scotland is treating the death of four year old boy in paisley as murder. frank was found next to the body of a 38 year old man on monday night. detectives say the death of the man is not being treated as suspicious and there's no reason to believe anyone else was involved . and now , as you've involved. and now, as you've been hearing, the government has revealed it spent almost £162 million on her majesty v, the queens state funeral and related events. the treasury saying that added security during that penod added security during that period of national mourning is included . and of course, the included. and of course, the penod included. and of course, the period of time during which the queen elizabeth ii was lying in state at london's westminster hall, the coffin also laid to rest at edinburgh cathedral , hall, the coffin also laid to rest at edinburgh cathedral, a taxi driver in new york says prince harry and meghan looked nervous and scared as they were chased by paparazzi photographers through the streets of new york last night.

it follows claims the couple was involved in a near catastrophic incident which lasted over two hours after attending an award ceremony in manhattan. actually tuesday night, the new york police department described the situation as challenging. but said there were no injuries or arrests . us taxi driver sukhmani arrests. us taxi driver sukhmani singh, who drove the for couple part of their journey, says he never felt that they were in danger and wouldn't have described his taxi journey with them as a chase . all of them as a chase. all of a entten— them as a chase. all of a sudden, paparazzi- i all of a sudden, paparazzi came out of nowene— sudden, paparazzi came out of nowene ent— sudden, paparazzi came out of nowhere and just— sudden, paparazzi came out of nowhere and just started tteentng— nowhere and just started flashing along, taking pictures and:— flashing along, taking pictures ent. yon— flashing along, taking pictures ent. yon tnow— flashing along, taking pictures and, you know, and they didn't etot— and, you know, and they didn't etot nnttt— and, you know, and they didn't etot nnttt tne— and, you know, and they didn't stop until the security got out ent— stop until the security got out ent eett— stop until the security got out and said, move,— stop until the security got out and said, move, move, move . and and said, move, move, move. and tnen— and said, move, move, move. and tnen tne— and said, move, move, move. and tnen tne gettege— and said, move, move, move. and then the garbage truck got out of then the garbage truck got out ot tne — then the garbage truck got out ot tne wey— then the garbage truck got out ot tne wey ent— 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 ntnee— were following the car. and tnnee tetty— were following the car. and prince harry and his wife and tne— prince harry and his wife and tne tety— prince harry and his wife and tne tety. tney— prince harry and his wife and the lady, they were nervous and tney— the lady, they were nervous and tney tootet— the lady, they were nervous and they looked scared. bt group has announced it's— they looked scared. bt group has announced it's going to be entttng— announced it's going to be cutting 55,000— announced it's going to be cutting 55,000 jobs by the end of cutting 55,000 jobs by the end ot tne— cutting 55,000 jobs by the end of the decade— cutting 55,000 jobs by the end of the decade . _ cutting 55,000 jobs by the end of the decade . c of the decade. it's all part of the company's plans to reduce costs and digitise its

processes, shifting to artificial intelligence , the artificial intelligence, the telecoms giant, which employs around 130,000 people, says it wants to rely on a much smaller workforce . this water company, workforce. this water company, bosses in england have applied wokeist for failing to tackle sewage spills in rivers and beaches up and down the uk . beaches up and down the uk. environment agency figures showed there were over 300,000 incidents last year. that's an average of more than 800 spillages every day . water uk spillages every day. water uk has admitted more should have been done and it's now investing £10 billion to overhaul the system . the lib dem leader, sir system. the lib dem leader, sir ed davey, says the apology is too little too late. the government have let the water companies get away with this for far too long and frankly the government seem out of touch with what voters are thinking about this. the water companies newe— about this. the water companies newe tottntet— about this. the water companies have polluted our— the water companies have polluted our rivers and our teeetee— have polluted our rivers and our teeenee. tte— have polluted our rivers and our beaches. it's disgusting . it's beaches. it's disgusting. it's unacceptable. _ beaches. it's disgusting. it's unacceptable. they've got to do tne— unacceptable. they've got to do more. the government have got to do more. the government have got to

to ten— more. the government have got to to tet moe— more. the government have got to to tet — more. the government have got to do far more. sir— more. the government have got to do far more. sir ed— more. the government have got to do far more. . t: i \tci�*tti do far more. sir ed davey now, the number of people experimenting with vaping has risen by 50% over the last year . new data shows that vaping among 11 to 17 year olds has risen from . 7.7 to 11.6. most risen from. 7.7 to 11.6. most vapes were bought at corner shops with disposables proving most popular residents in nottingham say it is cause for concern. the way that the market is now with all of the different colours and things, they're making it very appealing to children which obviously it's not good. underage or not? wetn— not good. underage or not? won. t— not good. underage or not? well, i agree with it. well, i don't agree with it. that's you think. don't that's what you think. i don't really agree it because really agree with it because again, just see with again, i just see with the colours that lot more colours in that a lot more people with a fruity flavours, it's just young it's just attracting young people into it really. it's being the being made easier with the disposable vapes. like you see elf disposable vapes. like you see ett tete— disposable vapes. like you see ett teee ee— disposable vapes. like you see elf bars are becoming- disposable vapes. like you see elf bars are becoming a- t: like you see elf bars are becoming a lot more totnten— elf bars are becoming a lot more totntet ent— elf bars are becoming a lot more popular and they're— elf bars are becoming a lot more popular and they're like, you een-tny— popular and they're like, you een-tny-tot- popular and they're like, you can-buy-for £5,. can just buy them for £5, a wnote— can just buy them for £5, a wnote tenge— can just buy them for £5, a whole range of— can just buy them for £5, a whole range of flavours . ' “t: whole range of flavours. and tetty.— whole range of flavours. and teetty. tte— whole range of flavours. and lastly, the princess of wales has paid a visit to a mental health charity in london. she

met pupils at the anna freud centre who helped design what they're calling an anxiety toolkit for young people as part of mental health awareness week. kate also joined a number of secondary school students to explore how they deal with anxiety . you with gb news. more anxiety. you with gb news. more news as it happens. now back to . patrick rarely has a story unravelled quite as quickly as the duke and duchess of make believes dramatic tale of a two hour long near catastrophic car chase in new york. forget fast and tnntone— new york. forget fast and furious. this— new york. forget fast and furious. this is— \tt?;y / forget fast and furious. this is fast \tmy / forget fast and furious. this is fast and tnnone. — furious. this is fast and furious. they- furious. this is fast and furious. they painted a picture of furious. they painted a picture ot e— furious. they painted a picture ot e tettt— furious. they painted a picture of a rabid press— furious. they painted a picture of a rabid press pack chasing tnem — of a rabid press pack chasing tnem et— of a rabid press pack chasing them at speed— of a rabid press pack chasing them at speed through the etteete— them at speed through the etteete ot— them at speed through the streets of new— them at speed through the streets of new york, leaving tnem — streets of new york, leaving tnem teenng— streets of new york, leaving them fearing for their lives, tne— them fearing for their lives, tne twee— them fearing for their lives, the lives of— them fearing for their lives, the lives of others, and neeetttng— the lives of others, and recalling diana's death as the tntttetty— recalling diana's death as the tntttetty eny— recalling diana's death as the publicity shy pair desperately ttet— publicity shy pair desperately tnetleeeete— publicity shy pair desperately tried-escape .— publicity shy pair desperately tried escape . but this is tried to escape. but this is notntng— tried to escape. but this is nothing like— tried to escape. but this is nothing like the police's

account, which i'm going to read to yon— account, which i'm going to read to yon no— account, which i'm going to read to yon .— account, which i'm going to read to yon . en— account, which i'm going to read to you now . on wednesday to you now. on wednesday ewentng— to you now. on wednesday ewentng. tney— to you now. on wednesday evening, may the 16th, the nypd eeetetet— evening, may the 16th, the nypd assisted _ security - assisted the private security teem—tntel assisted the private security. team _ duke and team protecting the duke and tneneee— team protecting the duke and duchess-sussex.- team protecting the duke and duchess sussex. there were duchess of sussex. there were- numerous photographers that made ttet— numerous photographers that made tnett tneneton— numerous photographers that made their transport challenging the tnte— their transport challenging the duke - duchess— their transport challenging the duke-duchess of- their transport challenging the duke duchess of sussex duke and duchess of sussex entwet— duke and duchess of sussex arrived-their— duke and duchess of sussex arrived their destination and arrived at their destination and tnene— arrived at their destination and tnene wee— arrived at their destination and tnene no— arrived at their destination and there were no reported collisions,— there were no reported collisions, summonses, injuries or collisions, summonses, injuries on eneeet tn— collisions, summonses, injuries or arrests in regard . right. so or arrests in regard. right. so tnte— or arrests in regard. right. so we nee— or arrests in regard. right. so we nee to— or arrests in regard. right. so this has to be— or arrests in regard. right. so this has to be the final nail in ttet— this has to be the final nail in their credibility's_ this has to be the final nail in their credibility's coffin. they tete — their credibility's coffin. they tete e— their credibility's coffin. they take a slither— their credibility's coffin. they take a slither of— their credibility's coffin. they take a slither of truth, don't tney— take a slither of truth, don't tney. ent— take a slither of truth, don't they, and turn— take a slither of truth, don't they, and turn it— take a slither of truth, don't they, and turn it into a nottywoot— they, and turn it into a hollywood style blockbuster teme— hollywood style blockbuster teme tney— hollywood style blockbuster drama. they exaggerate so much, yet egetn— drama. they exaggerate so much, yet egetn. ttet— drama. they exaggerate so much, yet again, their truth is not tne— yet again, their truth is not tne tntt— yet again, their truth is not the truth and— yet again, their truth is not the truth and they don't seem to mtnt— the truth and they don't seem to mtnt wnoee— the truth and they don't seem to mind whose lives— the truth and they don't seem to mind whose lives they trash as tney— mind whose lives they trash as tney tettte— mind whose lives they trash as they peddle their— mind whose lives they trash as they peddle their wicked fantasies. _ they peddle their wicked fantasies. the- they peddle their wicked fantasies. the thing with meghan wette— fantasies. the thing with meghan ttettte te— fantasies. the thing with meghan markle is that— fantasies. the thing with meghan markle is that her— fantasies. the thing with meghan markle is that her whole life is . tn— markle is that her whole life is . tn weye— markle is that her whole life is , in some ways a— markle is that her whole life is , in some ways a little bit fake . snee— , in some ways a little bit fake . sne-e en— , in some ways a little bit fake . she's an actress,— , in some ways a little bit fake . she's an actress, not a great ent— . she's an actress, not a great ent ene— . she's an actress, not a great one, and she wants to be a ttneeee— one, and she wants to be a ttneeee tnt— one, and she wants to be a princess. but she couldn't be tne— princess. but she couldn't be tne eente— princess. but she couldn't be the centre of— princess. but she couldn't be the centre of attention and she wente— the centre of attention and she wente to— the centre of attention and she wente to te— the centre of attention and she wente to te e— the centre of attention and she wants to be a martyr, but she toeen-t— wants to be a martyr, but she doesn't really— wants to be a martyr, but she doesn't really have anything to wants to be a martyr, but she doesithat ally have anything to wants to be a martyr, but she doesithat on. have anything to wants to be a martyr, but she doesithat on. and? anything to wants to be a martyr, but she doesithat on. and? aniwants to base that on. and she wants to be.inspirational_ base that on. and she wants to be inspirational woman. so be an inspirational woman. so ene— be an inspirational woman. so she vacuous, made be an inspirational woman. so. she _vacuous, made up she collects a vacuous, made up eneet— she collects a vacuous, made up ewett tetty— she collects a vacuous, made up award pretty much— she collects a vacuous, made up award pretty much for being a ot— award pretty much for being a woman of vision.— award pretty much for being a

woman of vision. when nobody teeny—tt- woman of vision. when nobody neetty—tt te- woman of vision. when nobody really—it is she- really knows what it is she eetnetty— really knows what it is she actually does. _ really knows what it is she actually does. then she wants to be actually does. then she wants to te tnte— actually does. then she wants to te tnte women— actually does. then she wants to be this woman whose life is put in be this woman whose life is put tn tengen— be this woman whose life is put tn tenget ty— be this woman whose life is put tn tenget ty tne— be this woman whose life is put in danger by the media, even tnongn— in danger by the media, even though described though the police described tetty— though the police described ttetty mnen— though the police described ttetty mnen e— though the police described pretty much a non—event. there tetty.— pretty much a non—event. there neny. t— pretty much a non—event. there nemy. t eneteet.— pretty much a non—event. there harry, i suspect, is— pretty much a non—event. there harry, i suspect, is so simple, he harry, i suspect, is so simple, ne tnet— harry, i suspect, is so simple, ne tnet goee— harry, i suspect, is so simple, he just goes along with it . harry, i suspect, is so simple, he just goes along with it. but for he just goes along with it. but to nyone— he just goes along with it. but for anyone who— he just goes along with it. but for anyone who was on the fence etont— for anyone who was on the fence about whether— for anyone who was on the fence about whether or— for anyone who was on the fence about whether or not to believe ttegnen— about whether or not to believe ttegnen ent— about whether or not to believe meghan and harry— about whether or not to believe meghan and harry over claims mete— meghan and harry over claims mete tnnng— meghan and harry over claims made during oprah claims in tetty-e— made during oprah claims in neny-e-tnete- made during oprah claims in harry's there netflix harry's book, there netflix toenmenteny— harry's book, there netflix documentary et cetera . et documentary et cetera. et eetee— documentary et cetera. et eetee tt— documentary et cetera. et cetera. et cetera. well, they ton-t— cetera. et cetera. well, they don't-wonder- cetera. et cetera. well, they- don't-wonder- any don't need to wonder about any of don't need to wonder about any ot-enymote.— don't need to wonder about any ot-enymone. to— don't need to wonder about any of anymore, do they? just of that anymore, do they? just toot— of that anymore, do they? just toot-ttet— of that anymore, do they? just look-their-of- of that anymore, do they? just look-their-of what look at their accounts of what nettenet— look at their accounts of what nettenet tn— look at their accounts of what happened in new— look at their accounts of what happened in new york, then look at happened in new york, then look et tne— happened in new york, then look et tne teettty— happened in new york, then look at the reality-two- happened in new york, then look at the reality. two and at the reality. they put two and two—tete- at the reality. they put two and. two _take everything two together and take everything etee— two together and take everything etee tney— two together and take everything etee tney etet— two together and take everything else they ever have to say with a else they ever have to say with e-ttnen — else they ever have to say with e-ttnen ot— else they ever have to say with a-pinch of salt- else they ever have to say with a-pinch of salt .- else they ever have to say with a pinch of salt . yeah, a massive pinch of salt. yeah, ttete— a massive pinch of salt. yeah, tnet-e wnet— a massive pinch of salt. yeah, tnet-e wnet t— a massive pinch of salt. yeah, that's what i think. get in tonet— that's what i think. get in tonen .— that's what i think. get in tonen . et— that's what i think. get in touch . of course. touch. of course. vaiews@gbnews.uk but touch. of course.— vaiews@gbnews.uk but i'm moving on to— vaiews@gbnews.uk but i'm moving on to enotnen— vaiews@gbnews.uk but i'm moving on to another. well,— vaiews@gbnews.uk but i'm moving on to another. well, slightly toyet— on to another. well, slightly toyet etony— on to another. well, slightly royal story now— on to another. well, slightly royal story now in the sense tte— royal story now in the sense tt-e not— royal story now in the sense it's not hard,— royal story now in the sense it's not hard, is— royal story now in the sense it's not hard, is it, to be more noyet— it's not hard, is it, to be more noyet tnen— it's not hard, is it, to be more royal than harry— it's not hard, is it, to be more royal than harry and meghan? now wett— royal than harry and meghan? now we-tt te— royal than harry and meghan? now we-tt te tetttng— royal than harry and meghan? now we'll be talking about them a bit we'll be talking about them a ttt—to— we'll be talking about them a ttt—to tne- we'll be talking about them a bit—to the newsi bit later on. but to the news ttet— bit later on. but to the news we tne— bit later on. but to the news that the queen's— bit later on. but to the news that the queen's funeral and lying_

that the queen's funeral and tytng-eoet— that the queen's funeral and lying cost almost $162 lying in state cost almost $162 totton— lying in state cost almost $162 million pounds— lying in state cost almost $162 million pounds .— lying in state cost almost $162 million pounds. i've been asking wnetnen— million pounds. i've been asking wnetnen ot— million pounds. i've been asking whether or not— million pounds. i've been asking whether or not you— million pounds. i've been asking whether or not you thought it was value for— whether or not you thought it was value for money. you have not— was value for money. you have not disappointed— was value for money. you have not disappointed by getting in tonet— not disappointed by getting in touch-droves- not disappointed by getting in touch-droves .- not disappointed by getting in touch droves . the queen touch in your droves. the queen eenet— touch in your droves. the queen eenet net— touch in your droves. the queen served her country— touch in your droves. the queen served her country well her entte— served her country well her enttte ttte— served her country well her entire life. the— served her country well her entire life. the we could entire life. the least we could do entire life. the least we could tolgtwe— entire life. the least we could tolgtwe nen— entire life. the least we could dolgive herlgood- entire life. the least we could do give her good send off, do is give her a good send off, eeye— do is give her a good send off, eeye ten.— do is give her a good send off, eeye ten. ant— do is give her a good send off, says ian. and allies says no. it enontt— says ian. and allies says no. it should—scaled- says ian. and allies says no. it should scaled down. should have been scaled down. tnt— should have been scaled down. but catherine— should have been scaled down. but catherine says, simply put, it but catherine says, simply put, tt—eweny— but catherine says, simply put, tt—eweny tenny- but catherine says, simply put, it every penny. get it was worth every penny. get yonn— it was worth every penny. get yone—tnt- it was worth every penny. geti yone—tnt t-m your views coming in. but i'm totnet— your views coming in. but i'm totnet no— your views coming in. but i'm totnet ty— your views coming in. but i'm joined now by gb— your views coming in. but i'm joined now by gb news royal correspondent— correspondent cameron walker. so wnet—on— correspondent cameron walker. so wnet—on tnte- correspondent cameron walker. so what—on this then?- what is the detail on this then? i what is the detail on this then? t neen— what is the detail on this then? t toot.— what is the detail on this then? i mean, look, it— what is the detail on this then? i mean, look, it is— what is the detail on this then? i mean, look, it is a lot of money— i mean, look, it is a lot of money — i mean, look, it is a lot of moey tt— i mean, look, it is a lot of moey tt te— i mean, look, it is a lot of money. it is a- i mean, look, it is a lot of money. it is a lot- i mean, look, it is a lot of money. c money. it is a lot of money. this is the estimated cost over the period from the 8th of september when died at september when the queen died at balmoral in scotland, balmoral castle in scotland, right the funeral right up until the state funeral on september. so on the 19th of september. so obviously, that time, obviously, during that time, we net— obviously, during that time, we net moe— obviously, during that time, we had more than— obviously, during that time, we had more than a— obviously, during that time, we had more than a million people teeeent— had more than a million people teeeent on— had more than a million people descend on london and windsor had more than a million people desthed on london and windsor had more than a million people desthe funeralidon and windsor had more than a million people desthe funeralidon and wiwe or for the funeral procession. we eteo— for the funeral procession. we eteo-tytng— for the funeral procession. we eteo-tytng tn- for the funeral procession. we also lying in state at also had the lying in state at westminster— also had the lying in state at westminster many people also had the lying in state at westipastter many people also had the lying in state at westipast and many people also had the lying in state at westipast and the many people also had the lying in state at westipast and the lying people also had the lying in state at westipast and the lying attople also had the lying in state at westipast and the lying at rest filed past and the lying at rest at filed past and the lying at rest et setnt— filed past and the lying at rest at saint giles— filed past and the lying at rest at saint giles cathedral in tttntntgn— at saint giles cathedral in edinburgh as— at saint giles cathedral in edinburgh as well. when the enee— edinburgh as well. when the queen's coffin— edinburgh as well. when the queen's coffin was transported ttete. — queen's coffin was transported ttete. .eoete— queen's coffin was transported there.-costs,-i- queen's coffin was transported there.-costs,-i do- queen's coffin was transported there. costs, i do have a estimated costs, but i do have a bit estimated costs, but i do have a ttt ot— estimated costs, but i do have a ttt ot e— estimated costs, but i do have a bit of a breakdown— estimated costs, but i do have a bit of a breakdown of each tetenment. — bit of a breakdown of each department. the for department. so the for department— department. so the for department culture, media and

stom— department culture, media and ston. tnn— department culture, media and ston. tun tt— department culture, media and sport, 57.4, £2 million. they tne— sport, 57.4, £2 million. they were the department responsible for were the department responsible to eteettng— were the department responsible for erecting screens and viewing areas in london.— for erecting screens and viewing areas in london. and clearly ttete— areas in london. and clearly tnene wee— areas in london. and clearly there were some— areas in london. and clearly there were some other costs tnwowet— there were some other costs involved with _ there were some other costs involved with other matters. the nome— involved with other matters. the home ettee— involved with other matters. the home office responsible for eeennty— home office responsible for eeennty ent— home office responsible for security and policing at these eente— security and policing at these eente teee— security and policing at these events 73.68 million estimated. tne— events 73.68 million estimated. tne tttntetny— events 73.68 million estimated. tne tttntetny ot— events 73.68 million estimated. the ministry of defence. of course, we had— the ministry of defence. of course, we had a big ceremonial toeeeetno— course, we had a big ceremonial toeeeeton mom— course, we had a big ceremonial procession from buckingham teteee— procession from buckingham teteee to— procession from buckingham palace to westminster hall and the palace to westminster hall and tne tnnetet— palace to westminster hall and the funeral procession as well. tnoneente— the funeral procession as well. thousands of— the funeral procession as well. thousands of troops involved in ttet— thousands of troops involved in mm ze— thousands of troops involved in met to te— thousands of troops involved in that 2.8, £9 million. the seottten— that 2.8, £9 million. the scottish government estimated eoet— scottish government estimated eoet .— scottish government estimated eoet . to— scottish government estimated eoet . to men— scottish government estimated cost . to them £18.75 million. cost. to them £18.75 million. wow— cost. to them £18.75 million. wow wtn— cost. to them £18.75 million. now with the _ cost. to them £18.75 million. now with the scottish government, welsh government and women— government, welsh government and northern ireland— government, welsh government and northern ireland office , all northern ireland office, all tntee— northern ireland office, all tnee ot— northern ireland office, all three of those— northern ireland office, all three of those departments were netnntet— three of those departments were netnntet ty— three of those departments were refunded by the _ three of those departments were refunded by the treasury. so tney— refunded by the treasury. so tney newe— refunded by the treasury. so they have not— refunded by the treasury. so they have not incurred any extra eoete— they have not incurred any extra eoete .— they have not incurred any extra eoete . tne— they have not incurred any extra costs . the reason— they have not incurred any extra costs . the reason being of costs. the reason being of tne— costs. the reason being of course the king- costs. the reason being of course the king had to travel eonnt— course the king had to travel eonnt tne— course the king had to travel around the united kingdom , around the united kingdom, ettent— around the united kingdom, attend services— around the united kingdom, attend services in honour of his tete— attend services in honour of his tete motnet— attend services in honour of his late mother and— attend services in honour of his late mother and with the seottten— late mother and with the scottish government. the reason ttet— scottish government. the reason we ttgnte— scottish government. the reason we ttgnte te— scottish government. the reason that figure is so— scottish government. the reason that figure is so high, i think

the that figure is so high, i think tne weten— that figure is so high, i think the welsh and— that figure is so high, i think the welsh and the welsh governments— the welsh and the welsh governments 2.2 million, the women— governments 2.2 million, the northern ireland— governments 2.2 million, the northern ireland office 2.1 mtttton. — northern ireland office 2.1 million. the— northern ireland office 2.1 million. the reason scotland is so million. the reason scotland is eo ttgn— million. the reason scotland is eo ntgn te— million. the reason scotland is eo ntgn te ot— million. the reason scotland is so high is of course the queen ttet— so high is of course the queen ttet et— so high is of course the queen died at balmoral,— so high is of course the queen died at balmoral, of course. so tote— died at balmoral, of course. so tote ot— died at balmoral, of course. so lots of activity— died at balmoral, of course. so lots of activity going on there in aberdeenshire_ lots of activity going on there in aberdeenshire . then she was in aberdeenshire. then she was tnenetonet— in aberdeenshire. then she was transported via— in aberdeenshire. then she was transported via car. the coffin to— transported via car. the coffin was to edinburgh, first to teteee— was to edinburgh, first to teteee ot— was to edinburgh, first to palace of holyrood, then saint ettee— palace of holyrood, then saint giles cathedral. _ palace of holyrood, then saint giles cathedral. then she was ttenetonet— giles cathedral. then she was transported to— giles cathedral. then she was transported to edinburgh ottom— transported to edinburgh airport, flown back to london ent— airport, flown back to london and-course we- airport, flown back to london and course we had all of and then of course we had all of the and then of course we had all of tne tonton— and then of course we had all of the london procession proceedings- the london procession proceedings as no, proceedings as well. no, exeetty. — proceedings as well. no, exactly. - i've - proceedings as well. no, exactly. .i've been. proceedings as well. no, exactly. i've been asking exactly. and i've been asking you and gentlemen, you ladies and gentlemen, at home, listening to you ladies and gentlemen, at hoton listening to you ladies and gentlemen, at hoton your listening to you ladies and gentlemen, at hoton your radio listening to you ladies and gentlemen, at hoton your radio oristening to you ladies and gentlemen, at hoton your radio or watch g to you ladies and gentlemen, at hoton your radio or watch uso us on your radio or watch us online, whatever doing, online, whatever you're doing, whether you think that whether or not you think that thatis whether or not you think that that is value for money. and i think the scotland side it think the scotland side of it actually example. actually is a good example. cameron because there was that procession to scotland procession through to scotland for a lot people it was for and a lot of people it was a priceless opportunity to pay their final respects to arguably their final respects to arguably the world's greatest ever monarch. and if that happens to cost the taxpayer around £162 million, when you break down all of her decades of service and everything that she's brought to

the country tree and the financial benefit as well, that the royal family under her reign has brought to the country , i has brought to the country, i mean, it does just feel like a minute price to pay . yeah, i minute price to pay. yeah, i think many people- i yeah, i think many people would make ttet— think many people would make that argument.— think many people would make that argument. i— think many people would make that argument. i think it was eteet— that argument. i think it was eteet ttom — that argument. i think it was clear from just— that argument. i think it was clear from just looking at the ttoeeeetonet— clear from just looking at the processional routes and even met— processional routes and even tnet—eotttn- processional routes and evenj just—coffin being just the queen's coffin being tnenetottet— just the queen's coffin being transported balmoral castle transported from balmoral castle that transported from balmoral castle tnet—teotte- transported from balmoral castle that—people lining. that thousands of people lining the that thousands of people lining tne-t— that thousands of people lining the-i remember- that thousands of people lining the i remember there the streets. i remember there eteo— the streets. i remember there was also tractors— the streets. i remember there was also tractors from farmers wno— was also tractors from farmers wno net— was also tractors from farmers who had lined— was also tractors from farmers who had lined just a normal who had lined that just a normal eonntny— who had lined that just a normal eonntny toet— who had lined that just a normal country road somewhere in aberdeenshire_ country road somewhere in aberdeenshire to pay their neeteete. — aberdeenshire to pay their respects. and _ aberdeenshire to pay their respects. and i— aberdeenshire to pay their respects. and i think clearly trom— respects. and i think clearly ttom tne— respects. and i think clearly from the viewing figures, many teotte— from the viewing figures, many teotte-tete— from the viewing figures, many people late queen people felt the late queen teeewet— people felt the late queen deserved that— people felt the late queen deserved that 70 years of eentee. — deserved that 70 years of service. great— deserved that 70 years of service. great britain's longest tetgntng— service. great britain's longest reigning monarch, a spokesperson for reigning monarch, a spokesperson ton-tteeenny— reigning monarch, a spokesperson tot-tneeenny .— reigning monarch, a spokesperson tot-tneeenny . eett— reigning monarch, a spokesperson for treasury , said the death for the treasury, said the death of for the treasury, said the death ot tne— for the treasury, said the death ot tne tete— for the treasury, said the death of the late - late _ for the treasury, said the death of the late late majesty, of the late her late majesty, tne— of the late her late majesty, tne oneen— of the late her late majesty, the queen .the - of the late her late majesty, the queen the state funeral the queen and the state funeral ttet— the queen and the state funeral that followed _ the queen and the state funeral that followed marked a major moment— that followed marked a major moment-world— that followed marked a major moment world many moment in world history. many nnnttete— moment in world history. many hundreds thousands of people moment in world history. many hundtheir thousands of people moment in world history. many hundtheir respectsinds of people moment in world history. many hundtheir respects across people paid their respects across tonton— paid their respects across london, edinburgh, windsor and the london, edinburgh, windsor and tne-tt— london, edinburgh, windsor and tne-nt to— london, edinburgh, windsor and the uk to celebrate the the wider uk to celebrate the ttte — the wider uk to celebrate the life-britain's— the wider uk to celebrate the life britain's longest life of britain's longest eewtng— life of britain's longest serving monarch and thank her tete— serving monarch and thank her tete-ton— serving monarch and thank her tete-ton to— serving monarch and thank her late-for 70 years- serving monarch and thank her late for 70 years of late majesty for 70 years of tnttte— late majesty for 70 years of public service— late majesty for 70 years of public service to— late majesty for 70 years of public service to the uk and the commonwealth. _ public service to the uk and the commonwealth. ' cmcyt commonwealth. absolutely. cameron much for cameron thank you very much for bringing on

bringing us the latest info on that that of costs that and that breakdown of costs as because the cost of our as well, because the cost of our late queen's and lying late queen's funeral and lying in state has been revealed around £162 million. i mean, it's pretty when i think it's pretty clear when i think about isn't it, that about it, isn't it, really, that no amount would have no amount of money would have been much , considering been too much, considering everything did this everything that she did for this nation. but we go. and nation. but there we go. and moving to moving on now, we're going to talk one of our talk about another one of our top today , which is that top topics today, which is that for us who want to see for those of us who want to see net migration reduced, well, it's not a particularly it's not been a particularly good actually, because on good week, actually, because on tuesday, sunak's comments tuesday, rishi sunak's comments about european about reforming the european convention about reforming the european convea ion about reforming the european convea cool reception at a given a cool reception at a council of europe summit and in fact he didn't really push on it ehhen fact he didn't really push on it either. so i don't know what he expected. now he's expected. and now he's repeatedly refused to commit himself cutting migration repeatedly refused to commit hiibelow cutting migration repeatedly refused to commit hiibelow a cutting migration repeatedly refused to commit hiibelow a quarter migration repeatedly refused to commit hiibelow a quarter anigration repeatedly refused to commit hiibelow a quarter a million, to below a quarter of a million, which promise in the which was a promise in the conservatives 2019 manifesto earlier on in show, nigel earlier on in the show, nigel farage me that tories farage told me that the tories don't care about reducing migration. since don't care about reducing migration . since 2010, every migration. since 2010, every mentteeto— migration. since 2010, every manifesto has— gm m“ since 2010, every manifesto has promised reductions— manifesto has promised reductions in- manifesto has promised reductions in this is, by the way,— reductions in this is, by the wey. teget— reductions in this is, by the way, legal immigration we're tteeneetng— way, legal immigration we're discussing here— way, legal immigration we're discussing here tens of thousands,— discussing here tens of thousands, was the pledge at the

last thousands, was the pledge at the teet eteetton— thousands, was the pledge at the last election. it— thousands, was the pledge at the last election. it was— thousands, was the pledge at the last election. it was to reduce tmmtgnetton— last election. it was to reduce immigration numbers and teeteetty— immigration numbers and basically he's— immigration numbers and basically he's being asked will you basically he's being asked will yon ente— basically he's being asked will you reduce from _ basically he's being asked will you reduce from a quarter of a mtttton— you reduce from a quarter of a mtttton net— you reduce from a quarter of a million net migration. think etont— million net migration. think etont ttet— million net migration. think etont tnet .— million net migration. think about that . from 1950 until 2000 about that. from 1950 until 2000 and about that. from 1950 until 2000 ent net— about that. from 1950 until 2000 and net migration— about that. from 1950 until 2000 and net migration was about toeee— and net migration was about eetee e— and net migration was about toooo e yeen — and net migration was about 30,000 a year. it's now a gnettet— 30,000 a year. it's now a gnenen ot— 30,000 a year. it's now a gnenet ot e— 30,000 a year. it's now a quarter of a million a year. and he quarter of a million a year. and ne won-t— quarter of a million a year. and he won't reduce— quarter of a million a year. and he won't reduce on— quarter of a million a year. and he won't reduce on that. the ttgnnee— he won't reduce on that. the ttgntee next— he won't reduce on that. the figures next thursday are likely to te— figures next thursday are likely to te oven— figures next thursday are likely to be over three— figures next thursday are likely to be over three quarters of a mum— to be over three quarters of a million estimates— to be over three quarters of a million estimates for next year are over a million.— million estimates for next year are over a million. they don't mey-ne— are over a million. they don't care. they're not— are over a million. they don't care. they're not interested . care. they're not interested. thty— care. they're not interested. they couldn't— care. they're not interested. they couldn't care less. the conservative _ they couldn't care less. the conservative party is utterly eommtttet— conservative party is utterly committed to _ conservative party is utterly committed to a— conservative party is utterly committed to a level of low tnttet— committed to a level of low british skills,— committed to a level of low british skills, cheap foreign tetonn— british skills, cheap foreign labour. they're— british skills, cheap foreign labour. they're acting at the teteet— labour. they're acting at the teneet ot— labour. they're acting at the behest of their— labour. they're acting at the behest of their friends, the big eontonete— behest of their friends, the big corporate companies. they don't tney— corporate companies. they don't tney ton-t— corporate companies. they don't care. they don't see any totttteet— care. they don't see any political threat to them on the ttgnt— political threat to them on the ant, et— political threat to them on the ant, et tne— political threat to them on the right, at the moment. and the moet— right, at the moment. and the moet-tnng— right, at the moment. and the moet-tntng ot- right, at the moment. and thei most-thing of-the most bizarre thing of all is the backbenchers— most bizarre thing of all is the backbenchers are— most bizarre thing of all is the backbenchers are completely and nttetty— backbenchers are completely and nttetty-on— backbenchers are completely and nttetty-on tne— backbenchers are completely and utterly on the issue . utterly silent on the issue. tenege— utterly silent on the issue. tetege wnet— utterly silent on the issue. farage what nigel farage said tnene— farage what nigel farage said tnene wee— farage what nigel farage said there was that— farage what nigel farage said there was that he doesn't feel as there was that he doesn't feel ee tnongn— there was that he doesn't feel as though rishi— there was that he doesn't feel as though rishi sunak has got a tnteet— as though rishi sunak has got a tnteet on— as though rishi sunak has got a tnteet on tne— as though rishi sunak has got a threat on the right— as though rishi sunak has got a threat on the right of british tottttee— threat on the right of british politics anymore. so what i

decided to do is something at the top of the next hour, which is to be having is i'm going to be having a debate between ukip and ed reform, two political parties there that want to there who say that they want to control both migration control both net migration and stop migration to find stop illegal migration to find out their plans would be to out what their plans would be to help reduce both the numbers of legal and illegal so legal and illegal migration. so keep and ears peeled keep your eyes and ears peeled for that's your way for that. that's coming your way in about 50 minutes time and it will be a one, though. will be a good one, though. i think. but yes, nigel was speaking a few hours after speaking to me a few hours after it confirmed. number of it was confirmed. the number of migrants crossed the channel migrants who crossed the channel on year on small boats this year went past people arrived in six past 7285 people arrived in six boats yesterday . i remember that boats yesterday. i remember that more than 45,000 came over last yeah more than 45,000 came over last year. joining me now is political commentator stephen carlson. was stephen, i can't help but wonder whether or not there's quite a few people in there's quite a few people in the north of england who feel as though they are the ones arguably being let down, even more. it's very easy for people based around the westminster bubble in politics to say, hey, look, we've got loads of rolling countryside, we can have

millions of people coming here every single year. and then there are people up north in towns like bury blackburn, bolton and i could go on who feel as though they've been at the coalface massive levels the coalface of massive levels of migration for a very long of net migration for a very long time have been completely time and have been completely forgotten i can see forgotten about. so i can see where you're coming from on that. patrick but i think the ttottem — that. patrick but i think the trottem te— that. patrick but i think the problem is all— patrick but i think the problem is all around the eonntey— problem is all around the eonntny. we— problem is all around the country, we can't really just ttet— country, we can't really just ttet e— country, we can't really just pick a particular— country, we can't really just pick a particular area, but when we toot— pick a particular area, but when we toot et— pick a particular area, but when we look at what— pick a particular area, but when we look at what rishi said and wnet— we look at what rishi said and wnet ne— we look at what rishi said and what he wants— we look at what rishi said and what he wants to— we look at what rishi said and what he wants to do, and i've met— what he wants to do, and i've tnet teeet— what he wants to do, and i've just heard nigel's_ what he wants to do, and i've just heard nigel's comments etont— just heard nigel's comments etont tne— just heard nigel's comments about the tories— just heard nigel's comments about the tories and things like ttet— about the tories and things like we ent— about the tories and things like that and about— about the tories and things like that and about the right, i ton-t— that and about the right, i ton-t gntte— that and about the right, i don't quite know what on don't quite know what he's on etont— don't quite know what he's on etont-tnt— don't quite know what he's on etont-tnt t— don't quite know what he's on about-but i really- don't quite know what he's on about but i really think about there, but i really think etont— about there, but i really think etont wnen— about there, but i really think about when the— about there, but i really think about when the government trying to we— about when the government trying to tne— about when the government trying to tne tteee— about when the government trying to run the place, how much implications— to run the place, how much implications have the civil eentee— implications have the civil eentee got— implications have the civil service got within this because i service got within this because t know— service got within this because t tnow ttet— service got within this because i know that ministers have a wet— i know that ministers have a wet ttet— i know that ministers have a wish list and— i know that ministers have a wish list and then all of a entten— wish list and then all of a entten tney— wish list and then all of a sudden they get involved with the sudden they get involved with tne ettt— sudden they get involved with the civil service— sudden they get involved with the civil service and the wish ttet— the civil service and the wish ttet gete— the civil service and the wish ttet gete tom— the civil service and the wish list gets torn up.— the civil service and the wish list gets torn up. so i'd like to tnow— list gets torn up. so i'd like to know how— list gets torn up. so i'd like to know how much involvement the ettt— to know how much involvement the etot-newe— to know how much involvement the etwt-newe tn— to know how much involvement the civil have in dictating civil service have in dictating tteee— civil service have in dictating tneee ttgntee— civil service have in dictating these figures to— civil service have in dictating these figures to rishi sunak , these figures to rishi sunak, teeenee— these figures to rishi sunak, because as a— these figures to rishi sunak,

because as a government or enyone— because as a government or enyone ttet— because as a government or anyone that wants to go in goenet— anyone that wants to go in government, they do the mentteeto — government, they do the manifesto and- government, they do the manifesto and they make these ttetgee— manifesto and they make these ttetgee ent— manifesto and they make these pledges and promises what they went— pledges and promises what they went to— pledges and promises what they went to-ant— pledges and promises what they want to .and _wake i pledges and promises what they. want to .and _wake up want to do. and then the wake up to-ttgnt— want to do. and then the wake up to-ttgnt ot— want to do. and then the wake up to-light of-when- to the cold light of day when tney-te— to the cold light of day when tney-te getttng— to the cold light of day when they're getting government and teet— they're getting government and eeet—teotte- they're getting government and deal people, they deal with these people, they ttnt — deal with these people, they ttnt-tney-te— deal with these people, they find .they're not - deal with these people, they find they're not they're not find out they're not they're not ettowet— find out they're not they're not ettowetlto— find out they're not they're not allowed i do it _ find out they're not they're not allowed-do it . _ find out they're not they're not allowed-do it. i- find out they're not they're not allowed do it . �*"t?t?;c allowed to do it. i just feel as though the scale of the deception that's taking place here, i mean, the clue is in the name with the conservative party, you have to feel as though there's something to conserve, don't you? i think conserve, don't you? i do think that is something that has that that is something that has clearly lacking when it clearly been lacking when it comes to the conservative party at with net migration at the moment with net migration levels tipped to hit a million plus illegal migration levels not really set to go down anymore for it and no real desire to, it would appear to me to do either of those two things. rishi sunak had a chance to stand up to the council of europe and he didn't really bother to do that. he also has had to reduce net had opportunities to reduce net legal migration. he's really legal migration. he's not really bothered he won't bothered to do that. he won't commit doing it. i don't feel commit to doing it. i don't feel like to like there's anything to conserve, they well do you

conserve, do they? well do you know what we've seen? how many mtntetete— know what we've seen? how many mtntetene no— know what we've seen? how many mtntetene tn— know what we've seen? how many ministers now in these— 7 how many ministers now in these places snette— ministers now in these places suella braverman and priti tetet. — suella braverman and priti patel. before _ suella braverman and priti patel. before then? they've had all patel. before then? they've had ett tteee— patel. before then? they've had all these intentions to do eenem— all these intentions to do certain things— all these intentions to do- certain things _they've certain things and then they've net— certain things and then they've net tne— certain things and then they've had the courts— certain things and then they've had the courts overruling what tney— had the courts overruling what tney to. — had the courts overruling what tney to. tne— had the courts overruling what they do. the civil— had the courts overruling what they do. the civil service eomtng— they do. the civil service eomtng tn— they do. the civil service coming in, overruling what they do, coming in, overruling what they to. wno-e— coming in, overruling what they do, who's really— coming in, overruling what they do, who's really running the etow— do, who's really running the enow. ttet-e— do, who's really running the show. that's what we need to be eettng— show. that's what we need to be eettng tne— show. that's what we need to be asking the question of because if-government's_ asking the question of because if government's allowed if our government's not allowed to—eonntny.- if our government's not allowed to_country, there's. to govern the country, there's eometntng— to govern the country, there's something—wrongl to govern the country, there's. something—wrong . something drastically wrong. stetten— something drastically wrong. stephen, thank— something drastically wrong. stephen, thank you - something drastically wrong. stephen, thank you very- something drastically wrong. stephen, thank you very much . stephen, thank you very much. stephen, thank you very much. stephen carlton woods, our political commentator, just joining now response to joining me now in response to those and illegal those both legal and illegal migration . now migration figures. now moving on. so apparently on. okay, so apparently harry and be left and meghan wants to be left alone, do you know anyone alone, but do you know anyone who has a bigger drive for attention than these two? what goes through their minds? i will be the mind of harry be dissecting the mind of harry and meghan after their latest ridiculous publicity in ridiculous publicity stunt in new york. i'm patrick christys on gb news britain's

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so . weteome— the uk, this is gb news radio. so . welcome back. \my c c so. welcome back. now it wasn't so long ago , was it, that the so long ago, was it, that the old harry and meghan story broke and then unravelled, that they'd been involved in a near catastrophic car chase, or at least that's what they had claimed as the afternoon went on, we found that their on, we found out that their version of events might not have been accurate. the been totally accurate. at the mayor of york said he found been totally accurate. at the m hard of york said he found been totally accurate. at the m hard of believe k said he found been totally accurate. at the m hard of believe thatd he found been totally accurate. at the m hard of believe that there ound it hard to believe that there had been a two hour car chase in new city. the nypd new york city. the nypd described sussexes journey new york city. the nypd detchallenging, ussexes journey new york city. the nypd detchallenging, whichs journey new york city. the nypd detchallenging, which isn't'ney as challenging, which isn't quite the same, is it? as near catastrophic? and then finally , catastrophic? and then finally, and i think crucially, the actual taxi driver whose car they were in said that harry and meghan's account was exaggerated covid and he never felt in dangen covid and he never felt in danger. now look, we all know that harry is a member of the most famous family in the world, but it got me thinking. given that harry and meghan and meghan's mum were involved in this near catastrophic car chase after meghan won, a woman of vision award and spoke a lot about her service and all of this stuff , i thought about her service and all of this stuff, i thought i'd go out and about and just speak to

ordinary members of the public right here about whether or not they had any idea what it is that markle actually does that meghan markle actually does . she she's famous by association.— she she's famous by association. can we talk about. ttegnen— association. can we talk about. meghan markle— association. can we talk about. meghan markle yeah, yes. association. can we talk about. meghan markle yeah, yes . jm meghan markle yeah, yes. do you tnow— meghan markle yeah, yes. do you tnow wnet— meghan markle yeah, yes. do you tnow wnet ete— meghan markle yeah, yes. do you know what she does? on meghan markle yeah, yes. do you know what she does? oh yes. what is it ? well, know what she does? oh yes. what is it? well, i mean, yeah, as what is it? well, i mean, yeah, ee ne— what is it? well, i mean, yeah, ee ne eett— what is it? well, i mean, yeah, as he said, famous— what is it? well, i mean, yeah, as he said, famous by association.- as he said, famous by association. she's the wife of tnnee— association. she's the wife of tnnee neny. — association. she's the wife of prince harry. she- association. she's the wife of prince harry. : prince harry. she does a lot from what i can tell. what that is, is i wouldn't really quite know. do is, is i wouldn't really quite know . do you know what meghan know. do you know what meghan wette— know. do you know what meghan ttettte toee— know. do you know what meghan ttettte toee t— know. do you know what meghan markle does ? um— do you know what meghan markle does ? um wow. do you know what meghan markle does ? um wow . other than, markle does? um wow. other than, you markle does? um wow. other than, yon tnow.— markle does? um wow. other than, yon tnow. memy— markle does? um wow. other than, you know, marry one— markle does? um wow. other than, you know, marry one of the. the toyet— you know, marry one of the. the toyet temtty— you know, marry one of the. the royal family now,— you know, marry one of the. the royal family now, not royal. i couldn't tell you. i know she was an actress before, wasn't she? she was. i guess . she's she? she was. i guess. she's ste— she? she was. i guess. she's ste toee— she? she was. i guess. she's she does like— she? she was. i guess. she's she does like blogging and the netflix stuff and the duchess of sussex stuff . yeah. she was

sussex stuff. yeah. she was ttwng— sussex stuff. yeah. she was ttwng tn— sussex stuff. yeah. she was living in toronto,— 53c.~?r~?n?;,t< yeah. she was living in toronto, wasn't she? wntte— living in toronto, wasn't she? wntte ene— living in toronto, wasn't she? while she was— living in toronto, wasn't she? while she was on— living in toronto, wasn't she? while she was on suits ? yes her while she was on suits? yes her trotte— while she was on suits? yes her ttottte teeny— while she was on suits? yes her profile really rose— while she was on suits? yes her profile really rose with the toyet— profile really rose with the toyet temtty. — profile really rose with the royal family. and it's not clear wnet— royal family. and it's not clear wnet wnet— royal family. and it's not clear what what she— royal family. and it's not clear what what she had before that or or since now that— what what she had before that or or since now that she's seems to newe— or since now that she's seems to have jettisoned _ or since now that she's seems to have jettisoned that as much as ene— have jettisoned that as much as ene een— have jettisoned that as much as ene wett— have jettisoned that as much as she can. well, she— have jettisoned that as much as she can. well, she just likes totng— she can. well, she just likes totng etntt— she can. well, she just likes totng etntt . — she can. well, she just likes doing stuff . \mc�*,tt< she can. well, she just likes doing stuff . \th�*,tt< she can. well, she just likes doing stuff . \mc�*,tt< c: doing stuff. netflix. she used to be on tv. she used to be doing stuff. \mc�*,tt< c: m“ . she used to be an to be on tv. she used to be an actress. yeah.— to be on tv. she used to be an actress. yeah. i'm— to be on tv. she used to be an actress. yeah. i'm not- to be on tv. she used to be an actress. yeah. i'm not quite sure what she's doing now. no probably just chilling in america. i probably just chilling in america . i do not know what she america. i do not know what she toee— america. i do not know what she toee ttgnt— america. i do not know what she toee ngnt. — america. i do not know what she does right. good— america. i do not know what she does right . good stuff,- ' i? i do not know what she does right. c: does right. good stuff, then. so why are harry and meghan such such attention seekers ? when you such attention seekers? when you look at the version of events that they pumped out yesterday and how quickly that was just picked apart, just fell apart like a cheap suit. live on air, didn't it? why do they want to do this stuff? and it got me thinking about psychology , thinking about psychology, really. now by really. i'm joined now by broadcaster psychic broadcaster and psychic therapist barrett. but therapist is lucy barrett. but lucy , thank you joining me . lucy, thank you for joining me. very confusing this for me about why you would want to deliberately exaggerate or

massively dramatise a version of events like that. presumably safe in the knowledge that it will be disproven almost immediately. that is will be disproven almost immediately . that is the most immediately. that is the most extneotttneny— immediately. that is the most extraordinary thing— : that is the most extraordinary thing given social mette— extraordinary thing given social mette yon— extraordinary thing given social mette yon een— extraordinary thing given social media you can imagine that a lot of media you can imagine that a lot ot teotte— media you can imagine that a lot ot teotte wontt— media you can imagine that a lot of people would have seen an 80 mie— of people would have seen an 80 mtte en— of people would have seen an 80 mtte en nont— of people would have seen an 80 mile an hour car— of people would have seen an 80 mile an hour car chase if it was nettentng— mile an hour car chase if it was nettentng tn— mile an hour car chase if it was nettentng tn tne— mile an hour car chase if it was happening in the centre of ttentetten— happening in the centre of manhattan. and not very many teotte— manhattan. and not very many teotte newe— manhattan. and not very many people have come— manhattan. and not very many people have come forward. what i tntnt— people have come forward. what i tntnt te— people have come forward. what i think is important— people have come forward. what i think is important to remember is think is important to remember te ttet— think is important to remember te tnet tetty— think is important to remember is that harry has— think is important to remember is that harry has been through enen— is that harry has been through enen en— is that harry has been through such an incredible trauma in his lifet— such an incredible trauma in his ttte. wnen— such an incredible trauma in his ttte. wnten te— such an incredible trauma in his life, which is around this tententen— life, which is around this particular topic, whereby his motnen— particular topic, whereby his mother died— particular topic, whereby his mother died in— particular topic, whereby his mother died in a car chase ennonntet— mother died in a car chase surrounded by— mother died in a car chase surrounded by paparazzi. they onty— surrounded by paparazzi. they onty newe— surrounded by paparazzi. they onty me to— surrounded by paparazzi. they only have to look— surrounded by paparazzi. they only have to look at some tootege— only have to look at some tootege tn— only have to look at some footage in the— only have to look at some footage in the netflix documentary that was put out neeentty— documentary that was put out recently where _ documentary that was put out recently where we, the viewers, are recently where we, the viewers, tn— recently where we, the viewers, tn tne — recently where we, the viewers, tn tne ee— recently where we, the viewers, are in the car with— recently where we, the viewers, are in the car with him and ttegnen— are in the car with him and meghan markle— are in the car with him and meghan markle as they are being eneeet— meghan markle as they are being eneeet ty— meghan markle as they are being chased by paparazzi. and meghan wette— chased by paparazzi. and meghan ttettte toote— chased by paparazzi. and meghan markle looks incredibly unflappable. and harry looks tneneeetngty— unflappable. and harry looks increasingly agitated . this is a increasingly agitated. this is a teetty— increasingly agitated. this is a teetty ttg— increasingly agitated. this is a

really big trigger— increasingly agitated. this is a really big trigger event for mm.— really big trigger event for ntm. so— really big trigger event for mm. to en— really big trigger event for him. so can understand that even if him. so can understand that even tt ttete— him. so can understand that even tt tnene net— him. so can understand that even if there had just— him. so can understand that even if there had just been paparazzi eonnt— if there had just been paparazzi eonnt e— if there had just been paparazzi around a stationary car that he wont— around a stationary car that he wontt te— around a stationary car that he would be anxious— around a stationary car that he would be anxious . but some would be anxious. but some teotte— would be anxious. but some teotte to— would be anxious. but some people do need— would be anxious. but some people do need to try to make tnemeetwee— people do need to try to make themselves relevant, particularly- themselves relevant, particularly when they feel that tney— particularly when they feel that tney — particularly when they feel that tney tetng— particularly when they feel that they are being rejected or abandoned.— they are being rejected or abandoned. it's quite a classic tot— abandoned. it's quite a classic scenario. for example, if you're tne— scenario. for example, if you're tne yonnget— scenario. for example, if you're the younger child _ scenario. for example, if you're the younger child in a family or the younger child in a family or tne yonngeet— the younger child in a family or the youngest child, when you see otter— the youngest child, when you see otnet ettttnge— the youngest child, when you see other siblings going off and ttwng— other siblings going off and ttwtng ttet— other siblings going off and living their lives, you might tewetot— living their lives, you might tewetot e— living their lives, you might develop a thesis that people are tgnonng— develop a thesis that people are tgnonng yon— develop a thesis that people are tgnonng yon ot— develop a thesis that people are ignoring you or neglecting you. ant— ignoring you or neglecting you. ant we— ignoring you or neglecting you. ant we tnow— ignoring you or neglecting you. and we know that— ignoring you or neglecting you. and we know that harry, of course, is the— and we know that harry, of course, is the younger son of me— course, is the younger son of me tetente— course, is the younger son of his parents. but— course, is the younger son of his parents. but at the same ttme— his parents. but at the same ttme. tnenee— his parents. but at the same time, there's also a court case nettentng— time, there's also a court case nettentng et— time, there's also a court case nettentng et tne— time, there's also a court case happening at the moment, which is happening at the moment, which te eonnt— happening at the moment, which te eonnt tne— happening at the moment, which is around the topic— happening at the moment, which is around the topic of security. so is around the topic of security. to t— is around the topic of security. to t nonet— is around the topic of security. so i wonder whether this is also partly— so i wonder whether this is also tenty to— so i wonder whether this is also partly to demonstrate to anybody ttet-e— partly to demonstrate to anybody tnet-e mtntet— partly to demonstrate to anybody that's minded to— partly to demonstrate to anybody that's minded to pay attention. toot— that's minded to pay attention. toot we— that's minded to pay attention. toot we newe— that's minded to pay attention. look we have this— that's minded to pay attention. look we have this really pressurised— look we have this really pressurised life and we have a lot pressurised life and we have a tot ot— pressurised life and we have a lot of intrusion.— pressurised life and we have a lot of intrusion. please will someone help— lot of intrusion. please will someone help us? there's a eonetent— someone help us? there's a eonetent eny— someone help us? there's a constant cry for— someone help us? there's a constant cry for attention . constant cry for attention. ttegnen— constant cry for attention. ttegnen te— constant cry for attention. meghan is nevertheless a cry for net.— meghan is nevertheless a cry for net. teen—

meghan is nevertheless a cry for nett. teen tt— meghan is nevertheless a cry for help. yeah it is. _ meghan is nevertheless a cry for help. yeah it is. i— meghan is nevertheless a cry for help. yeah it is. i help. yeah it is. i suspect. ten-t— help. yeah it is. i suspect. isn't it, really? and i can't help but wonder where they really go from here and what kind of level of protection an he really needs. but when you look at the clear evidence to the contrary , they've taken a the contrary, they've taken a suther the contrary, they've taken a slither of truth , haven't they, slither of truth, haven't they, from the fact that they were in a car with the paps around them and then concocted this huge big hollywood drama out of it and lucy , does that cast a little lucy, does that cast a little bit of doubt over some of their other claims from the past? do you there could be there you think there could be there could be to exaggerate could be prone to exaggerate asian? ithink could be prone to exaggerate asian? i think it was acknowledged- ?“7 i think it was acknowledged that some of asian? i think it was- acknowledged that some of the tntnge— acknowledged that some of the tntnge ttet— acknowledged that some of the things that-said— acknowledged that some of the things that said in things that got said in the tntewtew— things that got said in the interview oprah winfrey, things that got said in the inteexample oprah winfrey, things that got said in the inteexample , oprah winfrey, things that got said in the inteexample , were h winfrey, things that got said in the inteexample , were thenifrey, for example, were then challenged— for example, were then challenged and other people had a challenged and other people had e ttttenent— challenged and other people had a different version— challenged and other people had a different version of events. in a different version of events. tn-tnete— a different version of events. tn-tnene wee— a different version of events. in-there was that- a different version of events. in there was that classic in fact, there was that classic tne— in fact, there was that classic tne-tne — in fact, there was that classic line .the palace - line from the palace recollections may vary. so there is recollections may vary. so there te e— recollections may vary. so there te e ntetony— recollections may vary. so there te e ntetony ot— recollections may vary. so there is a history of this,— recollections may vary. so there is a history of this, but it nettene— is a history of this, but it nettene to— is a history of this, but it happens to all- is a history of this, but it happens to all of us because you newe— happens to all of us because you can have an event,— happens to all of us because you can have an event, an experience ent— can have an event, an experience ent yone— can have an event, an experience and your interpretation of that event— and your interpretation of that event mey— and your interpretation of that event mey te— and your interpretation of that event may be very different to someone else's_

event may be very different to someone else's .— event may be very different to someone else's . so you always someone else's. so you always went— someone else's. so you always went to— someone else's. so you always want to listen— someone else's. so you always want to listen and— someone else's. so you always want to listen and pay attention to tne— want to listen and pay attention to the subtext— want to listen and pay attention to the subtext and— want to listen and pay attention to the subtext and what for me is to the subtext and what for me te nettentng— to the subtext and what for me is happening here— to the subtext and what for me is happening here is an increasingly— is happening here is an increasingly florid attempt to try to— increasingly florid attempt to try to etey— increasingly florid attempt to try to stay relevant, to try to etey— try to stay relevant, to try to etey tn— try to stay relevant, to try to etey tn tne — try to stay relevant, to try to stay in the news,— try to stay relevant, to try to stay in the news, to try to nemtnt— stay in the news, to try to remind people _ stay in the news, to try to remind people that they exist , remind people that they exist, wnttet— remind people that they exist, wnttet et— remind people that they exist, whilst at the— remind people that they exist, whilst at the same time getting teotte— whilst at the same time getting teotte to— whilst at the same time getting pebble to pay— whilst at the same time getting people to pay attention to how nneete— people to pay attention to how nneeet tney— people to pay attention to how unsafe they feel— people to pay attention to how unsafe they feel and how insecure sure _ unsafe they feel and how insecure sure they feel. so it's teee— insecure sure they feel. so it's teee etont— insecure sure they feel. so it's less about the _ insecure sure they feel. so it's less about the fact of whether tnene— less about the fact of whether tneve wee— less about the fact of whether tneve e— less about the fact of whether there was a car— less about the fact of whether there was a car chase at 80 mttee— there was a car chase at 80 mttee en— there was a car chase at 80 miles an hour.— there was a car chase at 80 miles an hour. and frankly, if i'd miles an hour. and frankly, if to teen— miles an hour. and frankly, if to teen tn— miles an hour. and frankly, if i'd been in that— miles an hour. and frankly, if i'd been in that situation, i tntnt— i'd been in that situation, i tntnt tt— i'd been in that situation, i think i'd have— i'd been in that situation, i think i'd have made the car etot.— think i'd have made the car etot. t— think i'd have made the car stop. i wouldn't— think i'd have made the car stop. i wouldn't have necessarily- stop. i wouldn't have necessarily been pursued. i wonte— necessarily been pursued. i wontt neve— necessarily been pursued. i would have wanted to make sure ttet— would have wanted to make sure tnetlwee— would have wanted to make sure tnetlwee tn— would have wanted to make sure tnetlwee tn e— would have wanted to make sure thathas in a safe— would have wanted to make sure that was in a safe place . and that i was in a safe place. and wnet— that i was in a safe place. and wnetltntnt— that i was in a safe place. and what think meghan and harry what i think meghan and harry are constantly— what i think meghan and harry are constantly signalling to the teet— are constantly signalling to the neet ot— are constantly signalling to the neet ot ne— are constantly signalling to the neet ot ne te— are constantly signalling to the rest of us is we— are constantly signalling to the rest of us is we don't feel eete. — rest of us is we don't feel eete. we— rest of us is we don't feel safe. we feel— rest of us is we don't feel safe. we feel insecure. we need nett— safe. we feel insecure. we need nett . — safe. we feel insecure. we need nett . tney— safe. we feel insecure. we need help . lucy, thank— safe. we feel insecure. we need help . lucy, thank you- safe. we feel insecure. we need help . c.ti.«t my i“ help. lucy, thank you very much. really insightful stuff that lucy beresford there , who's a lucy beresford there, who's a broadcaster and psychotherapist , just reacting to maybe the state of mind that harry and meghan, both individually and as a couple, are in, in light of that massive concoction really

that massive concoction really that came out yesterday. it was really bizarre, wasn't it? loads more still to come between now and 5:00. we're going find and 5:00. we're going to find out once and for all if i'm smarter ten year we out once and for all if i'm sm know ten year we out once and for all if i'm sm know the ten year we out once and for all if i'm sm know the answer ear we out once and for all if i'm sm know the answer t0' we out once and for all if i'm sm know the answer to that. we out once and for all if i'm sm know the answer to that. but all know the answer to that. but there we go. it comes after those catastrophic set of sats exams, apparently. i'll exams, apparently. so i'll be taking those live on taking some of those live on air. there's real treat air. and there's a real treat for viewers. yes, that's right. as get chance to see me as you get the chance to see me dance. i'm to be dance. oh, and i'm going to be interviewing real life dream interviewing a real life dream boy as well. and we are desperately trying to raise a bit of money for the mental health mind. health charity mind. just giving.com/fundraising, forward slash christie's slash challenge christie's in the hour you the last half an hour you wonderful people have already raised more than a grand from what i can tell here for that charity just giving.com/fundraising/challenge christie's let's save some lives people let's save some lives . people let's save some lives. but first, it's the news headunes but first, it's the news headlines with polly . headlines with polly. patrick. thank you. the top stories thank you. the topystories this thank you. the top stories this nonn — thank you. the top stories this nonn tne— thank you. the top stories this nonn tne tt— thank you. the top stories this hour. the uk and— thank you. the top stories this hour. the uk and japan have etgnet—

hour. the uk and japan have etgnet e— hour. the uk and japan have etgnet e ne— hour. the uk and japan have signed a new agreement to build toee— signed a new agreement to build closer defence— signed a new agreement to build closer defence security and eytet— closer defence security and eytet ttee— closer defence security and cyber ties. the— closer defence security and cyber ties. the prime minister is cyber ties. the prime minister te tn— cyber ties. the prime minister is in hiroshima,— cyber ties. the prime minister is in hiroshima, where he's ettentet— is in hiroshima, where he's ettentet e— is in hiroshima, where he's attended a bilateral dinner eneet— attended a bilateral dinner eneet ot— attended a bilateral dinner ahead of the— attended a bilateral dinner ahead of the g7 summit. rishi snnet— ahead of the g7 summit. rishi snnet eeye— ahead of the g7 summit. rishi sunak says the— ahead of the g7 summit. rishi sunak says the new deal will tnttet— sunak says the new deal will further strengthen and deepen the partnership— further strengthen and deepen the partnership between the two eomttee— the partnership between the two countries and _ the partnership between the two countries and earlier he announced japanese businesses neve— announced japanese businesses neve ttomteet— announced japanese businesses have promised to— announced japanese businesses have promised to invest almost £18 have promised to invest almost ttt ttttton— have promised to invest almost £18 billion in— have promised to invest almost £18 billion in the— have promised to invest almost £18 billion in the uk. have promised to invest almost £18 billion in the uk . the £18 billion in the uk. the tetenee— £18 billion in the uk. the defence secretary, ben wallace , defence secretary, ben wallace, teveetet— defence secretary, ben wallace, revealed storm _ defence secretary, ben wallace, revealed storm shadow missiles teeentty— revealed storm shadow missiles teeentty eent— revealed storm shadow missiles recently sent to _ revealed storm shadow missiles recently sent to ukraine by the uk recently sent to ukraine by the ttt neve— recently sent to ukraine by the ttt neve teen— recently sent to ukraine by the uk have been used in combat by wetteee— uk have been used in combat by wetteee ent— uk have been used in combat by wallace and his— uk have been used in combat by wallace and his norwegian eonntetten— wallace and his norwegian counterpart signed an agreement to neeee— counterpart signed an agreement to increase the— counterpart signed an agreement to increase the ability to teteet— to increase the ability to detect submarines, mines , detect submarines, mines, tnneete— detect submarines, mines, threats and— detect submarines, mines, threats and north atlantic eeennty— threats and north atlantic eeennty .— threats and north atlantic security . the— threats and north atlantic security . the accord comes security. the accord comes a yeet— security. the accord comes a yeev etten— security. the accord comes a year after the _ security. the accord comes a year after the attack on the tonn— year after the attack on the north stream _ year after the attack on the north stream gas pipeline . now a north stream gas pipeline. now a wno— north stream gas pipeline. now a man who was dressed as a woman has man who was dressed as a woman nee etmtttet— man who was dressed as a woman has admitted abducting and eeeentttng— has admitted abducting and eeeentttng e— has admitted abducting and assaulting a schoolgirl in the seottten— assaulting a schoolgirl in the scottish borders.— assaulting a schoolgirl in the scottish borders. andrew miller, wno-e— scottish borders. andrew miller, wno-e eteo— scottish borders. andrew miller, who's also known— scottish borders. andrew miller, who's also known as amy george , who's also known as amy george, eetnetty— who's also known as amy george, sexually assaulted— who's also known as amy george, sexually assaulted the child e 27— sexually assaulted the child over a 27 hour— sexually assaulted the child over a 27 hour period. he

tteetet— over a 27 hour period. he pleaded guilty- over a 27 hour period. he pleaded guilty to four charges. nett— pleaded guilty to four charges. ne-tt te— pleaded guilty to four charges. he'll be sentenced in august, ent— he'll be sentenced in august, ent tne— he'll be sentenced in august, and the government's revealed it etent— and the government's revealed it etent etmoet— and the government's revealed it etent etmoet .— and the government's revealed it spent almost . £162— and the government's revealed it spent almost . £162 million on spent almost. £162 million on the spent almost. £162 million on tne enee— spent almost. £162 million on the queen's state— spent almost. £162 million on the queen's state funeral and rented— the queen's state funeral and related events. _ the queen's state funeral and related events. the treasury eeye— related events. the treasury eeye tnet— related events. the treasury says that included security tnnng— says that included security tnnng tne— says that included security during the period of national monmtng— during the period of national monmtng .— during the period of national mourning , which saw queen mourning, which saw queen tttzetetn— mourning, which saw queen elizabeth lying— mourning, which saw queen elizabeth lying in state at tonton-e— elizabeth lying in state at london's westminster hall. her eotttn— london's westminster hall. her eotttn eteo— london's westminster hall. her coffin also laid— london's westminster hall. her coffin also laid in— london's westminster hall. her coffin also laid in rest at tttntntgn— coffin also laid in rest at edinburgh cathedral and a taxi enven— edinburgh cathedral and a taxi tnvev eeye— edinburgh cathedral and a taxi driver says prince— edinburgh cathedral and a taxi driver says prince harry and ttegnen— driver says prince harry and meghan looked— driver says prince harry and meghan looked nervous and scared as meghan looked nervous and scared ee tney— meghan looked nervous and scared ee tney wee— meghan looked nervous and scared as they were chased— meghan looked nervous and scared as they were chased by the tetetezzt — as they were chased by the paparazzi through the streets of ten— paparazzi through the streets of new tott— paparazzi through the streets of new tort on— paparazzi through the streets of new york on tuesday. it follows etetme— new york on tuesday. it follows etetme tne — new york on tuesday. it follows claims the couple— new york on tuesday. it follows claims the couple were involved in claims the couple were involved tn e— claims the couple were involved in a near—catastrophic incident, wnten— in a near—catastrophic incident, wnten teetet— in a near—catastrophic incident, which lasted two— in a near—catastrophic incident, which lasted two hours after ettenttng— which lasted two hours after ettenttng en— which lasted two hours after attending an award ceremony . the attending an award ceremony. the ten— attending an award ceremony. the new tott— attending an award ceremony. the new york police— attending an award ceremony. the new york police department teeentet— new york police department described the— new york police department described the situation as etettengtng— described the situation as challenging, but said there were no tnt-nnee— challenging, but said there were no tnt-nnee ot— challenging, but said there were no injuries or arrests on tv onttne— no injuries or arrests on tv onttne .— no injuries or arrests on tv onttne . tett— no injuries or arrests on tv online , dab+ radio and the tune online, dab+ radio and the tune in online, dab+ radio and the tune tn ett— online, dab+ radio and the tune tn ett. tnte— online, dab+ radio and the tune tn ett. me te— online, dab+ radio and the tune tn ett. me te et— online, dab+ radio and the tune in app. this is gb news, tntetn-e— in app. this is gb news, britain's news- in app. this is gb news,

britain's news . britain's news. channel is freedom _ britain's news. channel is freedom of- britain's news. channel is freedom of speech at one of tne— is freedom of speech at one of tne gteeteet— is freedom of speech at one of the greatest universal cities in the greatest universal cities in tne wont— the greatest universal cities in tne wont et— the greatest universal cities in the world at risk— the greatest universal cities in the world at risk . the world at risk. that's eettetnty— the world at risk. that's certainly the view of more than 40 academics who have got involved in a row at oxford university. it centres around professor kathleen stock. now she's due to speak at the oxford union, but some students claim she's transphobic . dr. mary dodi she's transphobic. dr. mary dodi is one of the people who have actually backed stock . the actually backed stock. the trouble is that if- actually backed stock. the trouble is that if we- the trouble is that if we go on de—platforming everyone under the de—platforming everyone under tne teteet— de—platforming everyone under the pretext that— de—platforming everyone under the pretext that their ideas are not acceptable _ the pretext that their ideas are not acceptable ,— the pretext that their ideas are not acceptable , then where is not acceptable, then where is tne— not acceptable, then where is tne etten— not acceptable, then where is the expert addition to ideas? wnen— the expert addition to ideas? wneve te— the expert addition to ideas? wneve te tne— the expert addition to ideas? where is the debate ? where is where is the debate? where is the intellectual— where is the debate? where is the intellectual growth that a nntvetetty— the intellectual growth that a nntvetetty te— the intellectual growth that a university is supposed to foster ent— university is supposed to foster ent nnnne— university is supposed to foster ent nnnete t— university is supposed to foster and nurture ? thankfully, we live and nurture? thankfully, we live in and nurture? thankfully, we live tn e— and nurture? thankfully, we live tn e eonntny— and nurture? thankfully, we live in a country where,— and nurture? thankfully, we live in a country where, in eomenteon- in a country where, in comparison with other places in the comparison with other places in tne wont.— comparison with other places in tne wont we— comparison with other places in the world, we do— comparison with other places in the world, we do have a lot of tneetom— the world, we do have a lot of freedom. however,— the world, we do have a lot of freedom. however, it shouldn't be freedom. however, it shouldn't te eometntng— freedom. however, it shouldn't be something that we take for gtentet— be something that we take for gtentet ent— be something that we take for granted and there is no reason why— granted and there is no reason my my— granted and there is no reason my my we— granted and there is no reason why why we should not be able to

tteenee— why why we should not be able to tteenee wtn— why why we should not be able to discuss with people— why why we should not be able to discuss with people whose ideas can seem unpalatable, unfashionable or whatever . unfashionable or whatever. tene— unfashionable or whatever. tene tt— unfashionable or whatever. because if these ideas are not ont— because if these ideas are not ont tn— because if these ideas are not ont tn tne— because if these ideas are not out in the open— because if these ideas are not out in the open ,— because if these ideas are not out in the open , then they out in the open, then they teeoe— out in the open, then they become demonised and changed. in my teeeoo— become demonised and changed. in my teemoo we— become demonised and changed. in my classroom, we do— become demonised and changed. in my classroom, we do talk about mettete— my classroom, we do talk about metteve tnet— my classroom, we do talk about matters that could— my classroom, we do talk about matters that could be seen, wett— matters that could be seen, war, nntetv— matters that could be seen, well, unfair ,— matters that could be seen, well, unfair , fashionable. but well, unfair, fashionable. but ttet-e— well, unfair, fashionable. but that's because— well, unfair, fashionable. but that's because we deal with teete— that's because we deal with tevte we— that's because we deal with texts, we deal— that's because we deal with texts, we deal with literature , texts, we deal with literature, ent— texts, we deal with literature, ent we— texts, we deal with literature, ent we een-t— texts, we deal with literature, and we can't address attacks wttnont— and we can't address attacks without exposing some concepts and interesting— without exposing some concepts and interesting historical facts tnet— and interesting historical facts we mtgnt— and interesting historical facts that might not— and interesting historical facts that might not be to the taste of that might not be to the taste ot eveonyne— that might not be to the taste of everyone nowadays, the there are of everyone nowadays, the there meny— of everyone nowadays, the there are many student— of everyone nowadays, the there are many student societies who tnt— are many student societies who ttnt e— are many student societies who ttnt e eon— are many student societies who ttnt e eott ot— are many student societies who find a sort of legitimacy in eontemntng— find a sort of legitimacy in condemning this or that. these tteee— condemning this or that. these tteee. tnte— condemning this or that. these ideas, this person,— condemning this or that. these ideas, this person, it gives tnem — ideas, this person, it gives tnem eoe— ideas, this person, it gives them some visibility . it gives them some visibility. it gives tnem— them some visibility. it gives tnem e— them some visibility. it gives them a reason— them some visibility. it gives them a reason to— them some visibility. it gives them a reason to exist . but them a reason to exist. but ntttmetety— them a reason to exist. but ultimately it's— them a reason to exist. but ultimately it's absolutely not etont— ultimately it's absolutely not about intellectual growth and tetete— about intellectual growth and tetete. tte— about intellectual growth and debate. it'sjust_ about intellectual growth and debate. it's just about the nteoe— debate. it's just about the tnet— debate. it's just about the noise that they- debate. it's just about the noise that they can create. so i ton-t— noise that they can create. so i mm mm— noise that they can create. so i don't think there _ noise that they can create. so i don't think there would be enytntng— don't think there would be anything wrong in telling etntente— anything wrong in telling students that— anything wrong in telling students that it is absolutely

tne— students that it is absolutely ttne to— students that it is absolutely ttne to neve— students that it is absolutely fine to have challenging ideas ent— fine to have challenging ideas and moments— fine to have challenging ideas and moments to— fine to have challenging ideas and moments to discuss them . so and moments to discuss them. so dr. and moments to discuss them. so tn tott— and moments to discuss them. so tn tott wee— and moments to discuss them. so dr. dodi was speaking to our very— dr. dodi was speaking to our very on— dr. dodi was speaking to our very own reporter , olivia utley, very own reporter, olivia utley, wno— very own reporter, olivia utley, wno t-m— very own reporter, olivia utley, wno t-m very— very own reporter, olivia utley, who i'm very pleased to say tome— who i'm very pleased to say totne me— who i'm very pleased to say joins me now. _ who i'm very pleased to say joins me now. '“t: cjc , who i'm very pleased to say joins me now. “t: cjc . joins me now. and olivia, why is this such a big issue then ? why this such a big issue then? why should people really care about the idea that, you know, free speech on campus is struggling ? speech on campus is struggling? well, as dr. marie dowd has said tteee.— well, as dr. marie dowd has said tteee. tnet— well, as dr. marie dowd has said there, that the— well, as dr. marie dowd has said there, that the issue in in a genetet— there, that the issue in in a general sense— there, that the issue in in a general sense is- there, that the issue in in a general sense is that universities- general sense is that universities are supposed to be tteeee— universities are supposed to be tteeee wnene— universities are supposed to be places where students are eetoeet— places where students are eetoeet to— places where students are exposed to ideas which they find tttttentt— exposed to ideas which they find tttttentt .— exposed to ideas which they find difficult . they— exposed to ideas which they find difficult . they they think about difficult. they they think about it. difficult. they they think about tt. tney— difficult. they they think about t. tney tney— difficult. they they think about it. they they they— it. they they they intellectually grow . but if intellectually grow. but if etntent— intellectually grow. but if student unions are simply saying that student unions are simply saying we eenem— student unions are simply saying that certain people's ideas are are that certain people's ideas are too— that certain people's ideas are are too extreme— that certain people's ideas are are too extreme to— that certain people's ideas are are too extreme to be aired, tnen— are too extreme to be aired, tnen tnene— are too extreme to be aired, then there is— are too extreme to be aired, then there is no— are too extreme to be aired, then there is no chance to sort of then there is no chance to sort ot etettenge— then there is no chance to sort of challenge new— then there is no chance to sort of challenge new ideas. and in the of challenge new ideas. and in tne eeee— of challenge new ideas. and in tne ot— of challenge new ideas. and in the case of kathleen stock, tetnteen— the case of kathleen stock, kathleen stock— the case of kathleen stock, kathleen stock is a gender entteet— kathleen stock is a gender critical feminist who has wntten— critical feminist who has written saying- critical feminist who has written saying that she believes in written saying that she believes tn ttotogteet— written saying that she believes in biological sex.— written saying that she believes in biological sex. she believes tnet— in biological sex. she believes that biological— in biological sex. she believes that biological sex is tmtonent.- that biological sex is important, that it has sort of

eoetet— important, that it has sort of social salience— important, that it has sort of social salience and that people een-t— social salience and that people een-t enenge— social salience and that people can't change their— social salience and that people can't change their genders. wetn— can't change their genders. wetn ee— can't change their genders. well, as the _ can't change their genders. well, as the oxford academics wno— well, as the oxford academics wno wnote— well, as the oxford academics who wrote this— well, as the oxford academics who wrote this letter to the tetegnetn— who wrote this letter to the telegraph pointed out until very neeentty— telegraph pointed out until very teeentty. tnet— telegraph pointed out until very recently, that was— telegraph pointed out until very recently, that was such a mainstream _ recently, that was such a mainstream view that it would be nettty— mainstream view that it would be nentty wont— mainstream view that it would be hardly worth expressing. so some of hardly worth expressing. so some ot tteee— hardly worth expressing. so some of these ideas— hardly worth expressing. so some of these ideas that— hardly worth expressing. so some of these ideas that that that extort — of these ideas that that that oxford union— of these ideas that that that oxford union and other nntvetetty— oxford union and other university unions have decided are university unions have decided tnet— university unions have decided tnet eo— university unions have decided are just so unpalatable they een-t— are just so unpalatable they can't even be— are just so unpalatable they can't even be spoken about. mey-te— can't even be spoken about. tney-te not— can't even be spoken about. they're not really extreme at ett— they're not really extreme at ett. tn— they're not really extreme at ett. tn teet— they're not really extreme at ett. tn teet .— they're not really extreme at all. in fact , if— they're not really extreme at all. in fact , if you look into all. in fact, if you look into it, all. in fact, if you look into n, tne— all. in fact, if you look into n, tne veet— all. in fact, if you look into it, the vast majority of the totntetton— it, the vast majority of the population would agree with tetnteen— population would agree with kathleen stock. / kathleen stock. yeah, absolutely. and it ties in, doesn't it, to that word that you've just said there, extreme. i was a conversation i mean, there was a conversation being about family arnie and being had about family arnie and whether or not the quote unquote nuclear family is better for children and better for society. and then all of a sudden it's hit with that kind of rhetoric belongs in 1930 germany. i'm sorry. i didn't realise that family was like the preserve of the. it's bizarre, isn't it? and yet this is where we are at the moment with with some of the dialogue that's taking place.

yeah.i dialogue that's taking place. yeah. i mean, there are there are some ideas— yeah. i mean, there are there are some ideas which i was at tne— are some ideas which i was at the conference— are some ideas which i was at the conference which i think is the conference which i think is tne eteeen— the conference which i think is the speech that— the conference which i think is the speech that you're talking etont. — the speech that you're talking etont. tnt— the speech that you're talking about. and of— the speech that you're talking about. and of course are about. and of course there are ttenty— about. and of course there are ttenty ot— about. and of course there are ttenty ot-wno- about. and of course there are plenty of who disagree plenty of people who disagree wttn— plenty of people who disagree wttn tne— plenty of people who disagree with the idea— plenty of people who disagree with the idea that the sort of tnettttonet— with the idea that the sort of traditional nuclear family is neeeeeenty— traditional nuclear family is necessarily. best- traditional nuclear family is necessarily best to necessarily the best way to _tnt— necessarily the best way to raise - but it- necessarily the best way to raise _but it it- necessarily the best way to raise-but it it it. necessarily the best way to raise but it it it is raise a child. but it it it is teeomtng— raise a child. but it it it is becoming increasingly evident tnet— becoming increasingly evident we not— becoming increasingly evident we not onty— becoming increasingly evident that not only are— becoming increasingly evident that not only are these ideas tteegneet— that not only are these ideas disagreed with,— that not only are these ideas disagreed with, they're actually in some cases— disagreed with, they're actually in some cases not— disagreed with, they're actually in some cases not allowed to be evtteeeet.— in some cases not allowed to be eetneeeet. ant— in some cases not allowed to be expressed. and that's where this group— expressed. and that's where this gnont ot— expressed. and that's where this gnont ot ottom— expressed. and that's where this group of oxford dons think that we get— group of oxford dons think that we get tnto— group of oxford dons think that we get tnto e— group of oxford dons think that we get into a problematic space, tnet— we get into a problematic space, we tt— we get into a problematic space, that if students— we get into a problematic space, that if students who are one of the that if students who are one of tne wont-e— that if students who are one of the world's top _ that if students who are one of the world's top universities eent— the world's top universities eent ette— the world's top universities aren't able to— the world's top universities aren't able to sort of argue teet— aren't able to sort of argue teet egetnet— aren't able to sort of argue back against an— aren't able to sort of argue back against an idea they tteegtee— back against an idea they disagree with,— back against an idea they disagree with, they don't have the disagree with, they don't have tne eon— disagree with, they don't have tne eott ot— disagree with, they don't have the sort of intellectual eetettttty— the sort of intellectual capability to - the sort of intellectual capability to be able to argue tnet— capability to be able to argue ttet eeee— capability to be able to argue their case without simply silent tetng— their case without simply silent tetng tne— their case without simply silent being the person— their case without simply silent being the person who's making the being the person who's making tne eeee— being the person who's making the case then— being the person who's making the case then is— being the person who's making the case then is that university teeny— the case then is that university neetty totng— the case then is that university really doing what— the case then is that university really doing what it's supposed toltotnge— really doing what it's supposed to.doing? yeah,— really doing what it's supposed to doing? yeah, exactly . ' “t: to be doing? yeah, exactly. and ttte— to be doing? yeah, exactly. and tttelnow— to be doing? yeah, exactly. and this-now we're— to be doing? yeah, exactly. and this now we're talking, of this is now we're talking, of course, been going course, about what's been going on . but olivia, on at universities. but olivia, you promised to quite you have promised to be quite a good because a lot good sport today because a lot of our viewers and listeners

will have been over the will have been hearing over the last of days about last couple of days about apparently qatar strophic apparently these qatar strophic sats that were given to sats exams that were given to ten and 11 year olds. so, you know, young kids. okay. and they've got sit these exams they've got to sit these exams and apparently it was reducing some them to tears. they were some of them to tears. they were they came out just in a puddle of themselves after , they say. of themselves after, they say. and just wanted know and i just wanted to know whether or not you, olivia, were smarter old. smarter than a ten year old. well, nervous. okay. well, i'm quite nervous. okay. so i'm going to just do a couple of questions here. there's one of questions here. there's one of them, and this is about it's about a girl called priya. now priya wriggled back inside the tent. what does this tell you about how priya got inside the tent? you're only allowed to take one of these boxes. she rang quickly inside. she jumped through the flap. she had to squeeze in, or she crept in quietly . i would say she had to quietly. i would say she had to gneee— quietly. i would say she had to gneee tn. — quietly. i would say she had to squeeze in. she— quietly. i would say she had to squeeze in. she had- quietly. i would say she had to squeeze in. she had to- t:c. mccyt i would say she had to squeeze in. she had to squeeze in is correct. but some teachers have said that children chose crept and they were reduced to tears as a result of that. i'm just going to give you i'm just

going to give you one more question. believe, here now. question. i believe, here now. so i'm going to read you an extract and i want extract of something. and i want you to tell me what word has the closest meaning to the word eat . okay. that's the word with the closest meaning to the word eat. tell ipsis in general is a paradise for bats because of all its nasty insects , a mother bat its nasty insects, a mother bat will go out hunting every evening and consume about two thirds of her body weight in insects every single night to meet her energy need. i'm going to say meet her energy need. i'm going to eey eonenme— meet her energy need. i'm going to say consume . _ meet her energy need. i'm going to say consume . you're going to to say consume. you're going to be consuming. you'd be right about that. yes, about all of that. yes, absolutely. go. so, absolutely. there you go. so, look, some of the look, these are some of the questions apparently questions that apparently were deemed reducing children questions that apparently were detears reducing children questions that apparently were detears , reducing children questions that apparently were detears , for reducing children questions that apparently were detears , for whaticing children questions that apparently were detears , for what it'sg children questions that apparently were detears , for what it's worthiren questions that apparently were detears , for what it's worth asi to tears, for what it's worth as well. are some maths well. there are some maths questions won't questions which we won't do here, which i actually can safely would reduce me to safely say would reduce me to tears. these to tears. now, these were given to ten year right? and i'm ten year olds, right? and i'm just to ask you at home just going to ask you at home whether or not you can answer these, equation. these, solve this equation. seven equals five seven y plus 12 equals five y plus 40. no, not for me either. not me either. there is one here which i think i should have been

able get. what is 10% of a able to get. what is 10% of a half, example. but these are half, for example. but these are the of questions that are the kind of questions that are being given to ten and 11 year olds and whether or not you think they are far too think that they are far too tncky think that they are far too tricky anyway, tricky for them. but anyway, olivia, you very much. and olivia, thank you very much. and thank being good thank you for being a good sport. that was 100. passed. sport. that was 100. you passed. you maths. you didn't ask me the maths. i would have failed the maths question. no olivia utley there are political reporter and of course clearly. pop quiz course guru clearly. pop quiz champion i've champion right. okay. so i've got way got loads more coming your way between and the end of between now and the end of this houn between now and the end of this hour. there's not long now until i dance with a group of male strippers. that i dance with a group of male strifdon't that i dance with a group of male strifdon't get that i dance with a group of male strifdon't get your that i dance with a group of male strifdon't get your money's: i dance with a group of male strifdon't get your money's worth you don't get your money's worth on this show. and i'm about to speak to one of the stars of the show. we are desperately trying to money for to raise a bit of money for mental awareness for the mental health awareness for the charity mind if justgiving.com forward charity mind if justgiving.com forwarchallenge christie's. slash challenge christie's. and i've got little sneak peek for i've got a little sneak peek for you as i out and did you as well. i went out and did a rehearsal with dreamboys, a rehearsal with the dreamboys, some seen footage some never before seen footage has haven't even seen has emerged. i haven't even seen it myself. so strap yourselves in, people. christys on in, people. patrick christys on gb news .

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very well, buddy. how- carter lotan. how are you? i'm very well, buddy. how are- very well, buddy. how are you? t-m — very well, buddy. how are you? t-m very.— very well, buddy. how are you? t-m very. very— very well, buddy. how are you? rm very. very wett— very well, buddy. how are you? i'm very, very well .— very well, buddy. how are you? i'm very, very well . look,- very well, buddy. how are you? i'm very, very well . look, thank i'm very, very well. look, thank you very much for making trying to help me out a little bit when it comes to all of this. but i just wanted to ask you, you know , why is the kind of mental health cause so important for you ? and mental health has you? and mental health has etweye— you? and mental health has etweye tteyet— you? and mental health has etweye tteyet e— mc.7 and mental health has always played a massive part in my wnote— always played a massive part in my more ttte— always played a massive part in my whole life and— always played a massive part in my whole life and a lot of the etere— my whole life and a lot of the etere ot— my whole life and a lot of the members of my— my whole life and a lot of the members of my family have always emteneo— members of my family have always entteret wttn— members of my family have always suffered with some— members of my family have always suffered with some kind of mentet— suffered with some kind of mental health— suffered with some kind of mental health issue . and as mental health issue. and as i got— mental health issue. and as i got otter— mental health issue. and as i got otter .— mental health issue. and as i got older , depher, i was around got older, depher, i was around the got older, depher, i was around tne ege— got older, depher, i was around tne ege ot— got older, depher, i was around tne ege ot 27.— got older, depher, i was around tne ege or 27. — got older, depher, i was around the age of 27. i— got older, depher, i was around the age of 27. g the age of 27. i went through a lot and i just broke i was suicidal myself, made a few attempts on my own life and but fortunately , none of them come fortunately, none of them come to fruition. so obviously i'm still here and i'm so, so thankful, in fact, to have even gone through that. and it's very much shaped me. forged me, if you will, into the person that i am today. and so, yeah , i would am today. and so, yeah, i would i'd never take it back even if i

could. no. i'd never take it back even if i could . no. and just talk to me a could. no. and just talk to me a ttttte— could. no. and just talk to me a ttttte ttt— could. no. and just talk to me a little bit about— could. no. and just talk to me a little bit about that,— i: no. and just talk to me a little bit about that, if that's all little bit about that, if that's ett ttgnt— little bit about that, if that's ett rtgnt. t— little bit about that, if that's all right. i don't— little bit about that, if that's all right. i don't want you to go tnto— all right. i don't want you to go tnto eny— all right. i don't want you to go into any detail that you're not— go into any detail that you're not particularly— go into any detail that you're not particularly comfortable wttn— not particularly comfortable wttn tnt— not particularly comfortable with, but when _ not particularly comfortable with, but when it comes to did you— with, but when it comes to did yon teet— with, but when it comes to did yon teet ee— with, but when it comes to did you feel as though you couldn't tett— you feel as though you couldn't tet-ttt— you feel as though you couldn't tett-ttt to— you feel as though you couldn't talk-it? do you- you feel as though you couldn't talk it? do you feel as talk about it? do you feel as tnongn— talk about it? do you feel as tnongn-e- talk about it? do you feel as tnongn-e ttt- talk about it? do you feel as though-a bit of. though there was a bit of a ettgmet— though there was a bit of a ettgmet t— though there was a bit of a stigma? i mean,- though there was a bit of a stigma? i mean, because it's tnet— stigma? i mean, because it's tnet ttnt— stigma? i mean, because it's tnet ttnt ot— stigma? i mean, because it's that kind of classic case, i tnnt— that kind of classic case, i ntnt, ten-t— that kind of classic case, i think, isn't it,— that kind of classic case, i think, isn't it, look at you, think, isn't it, to look at you, you— think, isn't it, to look at you, yon-wonttn-t— think, isn't it, to look at you, you wouldn't think there you just wouldn't think there net— you just wouldn't think there net-enytntng- you just wouldn't think there had anything wrong. yeah had been anything wrong. yeah i neen-tntng— had been anything wrong. yeah i meen-tntng - had been anything wrong. yeah i meen-tntng. t- had been anything wrong. yeah i mean,-thing. i was. mean, that's the thing. i was etweye— mean, that's the thing. i was etweye-ent- mean, that's the thing. i was always-and soul- mean, that's the thing. i was always-and soul of. mean, that's the thing. i was always and soul of the always the life and soul of the party. i mean, it's probably party. i mean, and it's probably got do with in got something to do with in recent years. i found out i've got well. so i spent got adhd as well. so i spent years obviously with anxiety and then adhd on of that, trying then adhd on top of that, trying to everything . i've become to cover everything. i've become very good at lying myself and very good at lying to myself and i kind of got to the point where i kind of got to the point where iended i kind of got to the point where i ended up having to hug the cactus, if you will, and embrace everything that i was what was hurting me , what made me me and hurting me, what made me me and kind of moved forward from it. i knew i really didn't want to feel the pain that i was feeling anymore. and i was very, very fortunate. in fact, one of my cousins actually noticed there

was something with me . and was something wrong with me. and even i was very, very even though i was very, very good on a good show good at putting on a good show for everyone dragged me for everyone and he dragged me out of the house, basically took me back to the gym and kind of rebuilt me over over like the coming months. so i'm very , very coming months. so i'm very, very fortunate. i did have someone to sort of open up to eventually. but you do close off . yeah. and but you do close off. yeah. and i mean, but you do close off. yeah. and t tte— but you do close off. yeah. and i mean, it's absolutely- i mean, it's absolutely incredible— i mean, it's absolutely incredible what what you've meneget— incredible what what you've meneget to— incredible what what you've managed to do— incredible what what you've managed to do and the person tnet— managed to do and the person we yon— managed to do and the person we yon ee— managed to do and the person that you are today and the fact tnet— that you are today and the fact we yon-re— that you are today and the fact we yon tn— that you are today and the fact that you're in a— that you are today and the fact that you're in a position now to nett— that you're in a position now to mm otnere— that you're in a position now to help others and— that you're in a position now to help others and be— that you're in a position now to help others and be brave enough to tett— help others and be brave enough to tett etont— help others and be brave enough to talk about it— help others and be brave enough to talk about it really on a ttettorm — to talk about it really on a platform like— to talk about it really on a platform like this. and i'm eertetnty— platform like this. and i'm eenetnty very— platform like this. and i'm certainly very grateful that you are certainly very grateful that you ette— certainly very grateful that you ette to— certainly very grateful that you are able to come— certainly very grateful that you are able to come on and you feel eomtortette— are able to come on and you feel comfortable enough— are able to come on and you feel comfortable enough to talk about it. comfortable enough to talk about t. we— comfortable enough to talk about t. we ee— comfortable enough to talk about t. we trytng— comfortable enough to talk about it. we are trying to— comfortable enough to talk about it. we are trying to raise a bit of it. we are trying to raise a bit ot money— it. we are trying to raise a bit or moey ent— it. we are trying to raise a bit of money, and one of the reasons tnet— of money, and one of the reasons we rm— of money, and one of the reasons we rm trytng— of money, and one of the reasons we rm trytng to— of money, and one of the reasons that i'm trying to raise a bit of that i'm trying to raise a bit ot money— that i'm trying to raise a bit ot money ot— that i'm trying to raise a bit of money, of course, is to cut town— of money, of course, is to cut town tteee— of money, of course, is to cut down these numbers of male entettee. — down these numbers of male suicides. shocking that suicides. it is shocking that emerge— suicides. it is shocking that entette te— suicides. it is shocking that suicide is apparently single suicide is apparently the single ttggeet— biggest killer of men under the age-i_ biggest killer of men under the ege-t neen— biggest killer of men under the ege-t tte- biggest killer of men under the age i mean, it's just age of 40. i mean, it's just eteotntety— age of 40. i mean, it's just absolutely bonkers when you tntnt— absolutely bonkers when you tntnt etont— absolutely bonkers when you think about the _ absolutely bonkers when you think about the scale, the scale of think about the scale, the scale ot—ent- think about the scale, the scale ot—ent tne-

think about the scale, the scalei of_and the people of the loss there and the people tnet— of the loss there and the people we ee— of the loss there and the people that are around— of the loss there and the people that are around but am that are around them. but i am going— that are around them. but i am gotng-on— that are around them. but i am gotng-on etege- that are around them. but i am going on stage possibly going to be on stage possibly wttn— going to be on stage possibly with yourself.— going to be on stage possibly with yourself. i— going to be on stage possibly with yourself. i don't if with yourself. i don't know if yon-re— with yourself. i don't know if yone gotng— with yourself. i don't know if yone gotng-te- with yourself. i don't know if you're going be there you're going to be there tereonetty— you're going to be there personally on- you're going to be there personally on the of are personally on the 28th of are you— personally on the 28th of are yon-tnteet.- personally on the 28th of are you-indeed. yeah. personally on the 28th of are you-indeed. yeah ii personally on the 28th of are. you-indeed. yeah i do you? i will indeed. yeah i do every tour date. so can i not be stood next to you when i when i do this? because as we are very tttterent— do this? because as we are very tttterent toty— do this? because as we are very different body types.— t:m ?7 because as we are very different body types. okay. so toot.— different body types. okay. so toot. een— different body types. okay. so toot. yon— different body types. okay. so look, can you give me some tips as look, can you give me some tips ee to— look, can you give me some tips ee to ee— look, can you give me some tips ee to ee to— look, can you give me some tips as to as to what— look, can you give me some tips as to as to what how i need to go one — as to as to what how i need to go one t— as to as to what how i need to go one ttttnt— as to as to what how i need to go on? i think it's- as to as to what how i need to go on? i think it's probably just a very different lifestyle, to be honest . um, just a very different lifestyle, to be honest. um, i'm quite fortunate in knowing how i function as a human. i know that ineed function as a human. i know that i need x amount of routine, but i need x amount of routine, but i also know that i get so bored if i'm spending more than an hour or so doing something. so i go to the gym twice a day and then split the rest of my day up coaching my clients. which also bnngs coaching my clients. which also brings me a lot of joy. so i'm quite fortunate in that respect. i get to almost use what i do in the day to create the the day to day to create the body that i need to, which honestly, need for stage as honestly, i need for stage as well. if i look well. because if i didn't look like don't think as many like this, i don't think as many people come see. right. okay but

as people come see. right. okay but ee wett— people come see. right. okay but ee wett tor— people come see. right. okay but ee wett tor me— people come see. right. okay but as well for me it— people come see. right. okay but as well for me it doesn't- i right. okay but as well for me it doesn't it how wnet— as well for me it doesn't it how wnet wonte— as well for me it doesn't it how what would you _ as well for me it doesn't it how what would you what would you recommend in— what would you what would you recommend in terms of mike. so i'm recommend in terms of mike. so rm gotng— recommend in terms of mike. so rm gotng to— recommend in terms of mike. so rm gotng to neve— recommend in terms of mike. so i'm going to have to try and mete— i'm going to have to try and mete tnte— i'm going to have to try and mete tnte nt— i'm going to have to try and make this up with a bit of tereonettty— make this up with a bit of personality because let's be noneet— personality because let's be noneet wttn— personality because let's be honest with you, _ personality because let's be honest with you, mate, i'm not going— honest with you, mate, i'm not gotng-ttet.— honest with you, mate, i'm not gotng-ttet. rm— honest with you, mate, i'm not going that. i'm not going going to do that. i'm not going to—meny— going to do that. i'm not going to—meny tente- to be turning many hands otnerwtee— to be turning many hands otherwise worried that otherwise i i'm worried that wnen— otherwise i i'm worried that wnen t— otherwise i i'm worried that wnen t get— otherwise i i'm worried that wnen t get on— otherwise i i'm worried that when i get on stage, i'm just going— when i get on stage, i'm just gotng—tntol going to freeze and go into myeett— going to freeze and go into myeett ent— going to freeze and go into myself and it's— going to freeze and go into myself and it's going to be ewtnt— myself and it's going to be ewtnt. so— myself and it's going to be awful. so have— myself and it's going to be awful. so have you got any kind of awful. so have you got any kind ot mentet— awful. so have you got any kind of mental advice— awful. so have you got any kind of mental advice for me? you tnow— of mental advice for me? you tnow wnett — of mental advice for me? you know what? if— of mental advice for me? you know what? if i'm- of mental advice for me? you know what? �*7 know what? if i'm totally honest, when get know what? if i'm totally h0istage. when get know what? if i'm totally h0istage. and when get know what? if i'm totally h0istage. and the when get know what? if i'm totally h0istage. and the thing get know what? if i'm totally h0istage. and the thing that'set on stage. and the thing that's really going get you really going to get you afterwards is you wish you'd enjoyed whilst you're on enjoyed it more whilst you're on there. okay, so i used to have panic attacks before going on stage, weirdly, the moment i stage, and weirdly, the moment i get stage, all disappears. get on stage, it all disappears. you're surrounded these you're surrounded by all these other who off of other lads who feed off of everyone's and. and everyone's energy and. and you'll that you had spent you'll wish that you had spent more stage . so trust me, more time on stage. so trust me, they will just disappear. okay, lindsay , can i just say lindsay, can i just say a massive thank you for you coming on and discussing your own previous troubles well. and previous troubles as well. and also as well some of previous troubles as well. and also as well-some of the also as well some some of the etvtee— also as well some some of the etvtee tnet—

also as well some some of the advice that you— also as well some some of the advice that you actually just geve— advice that you actually just geve tnere — advice that you actually just gave there for— advice that you actually just gave there for people to get out of gave there for people to get out ot—ronttne - gave there for people to get out of_routine and. of it, things like routine and etrnetnre— of it, things like routine and structure-saying- of it, things like routine and structure saying how much of structure and saying how much of a structure and saying how much of e tenettt— structure and saying how much of e tenettt-te— structure and saying how much of a benefit-be to— structure and saying how much of a benefit-be to have- structure and saying how much of a benefit be to have the a benefit it can be to have the entton— a benefit it can be to have the entton yonr— a benefit it can be to have the support your family being support your family and being a genntne— support your family and being a genuine inspiration. mean, genuine inspiration. i mean, tet-e— genuine inspiration. i mean, me te— genuine inspiration. i mean, let's be honest— genuine inspiration. i mean, let's be honest with you, mate. i-yu_ let's be honest with you, mate. t-yon ee— let's be honest with you, mate. t-yon tn— let's be honest with you, mate. i-you are in peak- let's be honest with you, mate. i you are in peak physical i mean, you are in peak physical eontttton— i mean, you are in peak physical condition-fit- i mean, you are in peak physical condition.-fit and- condition. you look fit and neettny— condition. you look fit and healthy-inside- condition. you look fit and- healthy-inside-out. healthy on the inside and out. tnt— healthy on the inside and out. and-appreciate- healthy on the inside and out. and-appreciate it.- healthy on the inside and out. and appreciate it. and healthy on the inside and out. awill appreciate it. and healthy on the inside and out. awill try. appreciate it. and healthy on the inside and out. awill try. i appreciate it. and healthy on the inside and out. awill try. i willireciate it. and healthy on the inside and out. awill try. i will tryiate it. and healthy on the inside and out. awill try. i will try my it. and healthy on the inside and out. awill try. i will try my bestnd i will try. i will try my best not— i will try. i will try my best not to— i will try. i will try my best not to humiliate- i will try. i will try my best not to humiliate myself too much wnen— not to humiliate myself too much wnen-etege— not to humiliate myself too much when - stage with - not to humiliate myself too much when stage with you. when i'm on stage with you. ttet-e— when i'm on stage with you. that's-carter- when i'm on stage with you. that's carter there, who that's lotan carter there, who is that's lotan carter there, who te e— that's lotan carter there, who te e treem— that's lotan carter there, who te e treem toy— that's lotan carter there, who is a dream boy and a mental neettn— is a dream boy and a mental health advocate— is a dream boy and a mental health advocate well. health advocate as well. a massive thank— health advocate as well. a massive thank lotan, for massive thank you, lotan, for ttet.— massive thank you, lotan, for ttet-tnet— massive thank you, lotan, for that.-just whizz- massive thank you, lotan, for that. just whizz our that. can i just whizz our ettentton— that. can i just whizz our attention over— that. can i just whizz our attention over now just attention over now to the just gtvtng— attention over now to the just gtvtng tege— attention over now to the just giving page tbai— attention over now to the just giving page that we've got set up giving page that we've got set nt-tt-e— giving page that we've got set nt-tt-e tnet— up here. it's just giving.com/fundraising, up here. it's just— giving.com/fundraising, forward up here. it's just— givingchallenge raising, forward up here. it's just— givingchallenge christie's rward up here. it's just— givingchallenge christie's andd slash challenge christie's and weeow—n- slash challenge christie's and we_show with- slash challenge christie's andi we_show with less we started this show with less tnen— we started this show with less tnenlgrent— we started this show with less than-grand about- we started this show with less than grand about 33,200 i than 34 grand about 33,200 i tntnt— than 34 grand about 33,200 i tntnt we— than 34 grand about 33,200 i think we were— than 34 grand about 33,200 i think we were and we are . now think we were and we are. now tester.— think we were and we are. now totton t— think we were and we are. now £35,201. i want— think we were and we are. now £35,201. i want to— think we were and we are. now £35,201. i want to say thank you to totty. — £35,201. i want to say thank you to totty. wno-e— £35,201. i want to say thank you to polly, who's just— £35,201. i want to say thank you to polly, who's just donated . is to polly, who's just donated. is it to polly, who's just donated. is tt yone— to polly, who's just donated. is tt yone tte— to polly, who's just donated. is tt yone me on— to polly, who's just donated. is it you? it's our newsreader has tnet— it you? it's our newsreader has tnet tonetet— it you? it's our newsreader has just donated for— it you? it's our newsreader has just donated for £50. thank you very— just donated for £50. thank you very mnen— just donated for £50. thank you very mnen .— just donated for £50. thank you very mnen . notty— just donated for £50. thank you very much , polly, with a note very much, polly, with a note tnet— very much, polly, with a note we eeye— very much, polly, with a note we eeye eet— very much, polly, with a note that says get your kit off for tne— that says get your kit off for tne gtrte. — that says get your kit off for the girls. jackie,— that says get your kit off for the girls. jackie, be jack b eeye— the girls. jackie, be jack b eeye t— the girls. jackie, be jack b eeye. t neet— the girls. jackie, be jack b says, i need a— the girls. jackie, be jack b says, i need a good laugh. john tnt— says, i need a good laugh. john tnt ttt— says, i need a good laugh. john tnt ttt tn.— says, i need a good laugh. john put £25 in. nicholas put a

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channel here we i channel. here we go, i channel- here we go, ladies letennet— here we go, ladies and genttemen— here we go, ladies and gentlemen, it's just gone. 5 nm— gentlemen, it's just gone. 5 t.m. tere— gentlemen, it's just gone. 5 t.m. nere wttn— gentlemen, it's just gone. 5 pm. here with me. patrick p.m. here with me. patrick enrtetye— p.m. here with me. patrick enrtetye on— p.m. here with me. patrick christys on gb— p.m. here with me. patrick christys on gb news. i've got a big christys on gb news. i've got a ttg tnet— christys on gb news. i've got a ttg ttnet nonr— christys on gb news. i've got a big final hour coming your way. here-e— big final hour coming your way. nere-e wnet-e— big final hour coming your way. here's what's on— big final hour coming your way. here's what's on the agenda. tttgrettont— here's what's on the agenda. migration? yes,— here's what's on the agenda. migration? yes, that is right. so migration? yes, that is right. so tn— migration? yes, that is right. so tn ttgnt— migration? yes, that is right. so tn ttgnt ot— migration? yes, that is right. so in light of the fact that the tortee—

so in light of the fact that the tortee ton-t— so in light of the fact that the tories don't seem— so in light of the fact that the tories don't seem to be doing mnen— tories don't seem to be doing nnet—etttet- tories don't seem to be doing much either legal tories don't seem to be doing. much _either legal or much to combat either legal or ttteget— much to combat either legal or ttteget-.— much to combat either legal or ttteget-. t— much to combat either legal or illegal-, i thought. much to combat either legal or illegal , i thought i illegal migration, i thought i wonte— illegal migration, i thought i would-debate- illegal migration, i thought i would debate between the would have a debate between the nttt— would have a debate between the nnt-tne— would have a debate between the nttt-tne-tenyi ukip party and the reform party to eee— ukip party and the reform party to wnet— ukip party and the reform party to see what they— ukip party and the reform party to see what they are going to to.— to see what they are going to to. mey-re— to see what they are going to to. tney-re gotng— to see what they are going to do. they're going to go head to neet— do. they're going to go head to neet tn— do. they're going to go head to neet tn tnet— do. they're going to go head to head in just moments time. head in just a few moments time. in head in just a few moments time. tn-newe— head in just a few moments time. tn-newe were— head in just a few moments time. in-news, we're also- head in just a few moments time. in news, we're also going in other news, we're also going toltetttng— in other news, we're also going to.talking about— in other news, we're also going to talking about this. are we to be talking about this. are we a to be talking about this. are we e netton— to be talking about this. are we e netton ot— to be talking about this. are we a nation of dossers? there's tong— a nation of dossers? there's tong term— a nation of dossers? there's long term sick— a nation of dossers? there's long term sick now, tops 2.5 mtttton— long term sick now, tops 2.5 million people.— long term sick now, tops 2.5 million people. whether not long term sick now, tops 2.5 milliobeing zile. whether not long term sick now, tops 2.5 milliobeingzillbitlhether not long term sick now, tops 2.5 milliobeingzillbitlhetlazy not we're being a bit too lazy or is tnet— that unfair on people who are genntnety—entl genuinely off work sick and terry— genuinely off work sick and terry-memen- genuinely off work sick and harry meghan. yes. are they harry and meghan. yes. are they just harry and meghan. yes. are they met-nowt— harry and meghan. yes. are they just-now?-there- just finished now? has there erettttttty— just finished now? has there. credibility—and credibility been completely and ntterty— credibility been completely and ntterty etot— credibility been completely and utterly shot-light— credibility been completely and utterly shot light of their utterly shot in light of their ntgnty— utterly shot in light of their highly dramatised car chase tnongn— highly dramatised car chase tnrongn ne— highly dramatised car chase through new york that apparently just through new york that apparently tnet-reetty— through new york that apparently tnet-reetty e— through new york that apparently just really a thing? are just wasn't really a thing? are we-etont— just wasn't really a thing? are we-about-and. we talking about that? and ttnetty— we talking about that? and many, ee— we talking about that? and finally, as well,— we talking about that? and finally, as well, we're also, of eonree|gotng— finally, as well, we're also, of course going talking course, going to be talking etont— course, going to be talking etont ttte. — course, going to be talking about this. let's save some ttvee— about this. let's save some ttvee. teotte.— about this. let's save some lives, people. yes, i am teeteretety— lives, people. yes, i am desperately rattling the can to tetee— desperately rattling the can to raise some money the mental raise some money for the mental neettn— raise some money for the mental neettn-tttnt— raise some money for the mental neettn-tttnt .— raise some money for the mental health-mind . and- raise some money for the mental health mind . and you can health charity mind. and you can tonete— health charity mind. and you can donate justgiving.com forward eteet— donate justgiving.com forward slash fundraising, forward slash etettenge— slash fundraising, forward slash challengeipatrick_ slash fundraising, forward slash challenge patrick christys challenge. patrick christys will of challenge. patrick christys will ot—etrttttng- challenge. patrick christys will ot—etrttttng on- challenge. patrick christys will of stripping on stage of course, be stripping on stage wttn— of course, be stripping on stage with-dreamboys.— of course, be stripping on stage with dreamboys. let's up with the dreamboys. let's get up to to— with the dreamboys. let's get up to to gent.— with the dreamboys. let's get up to 50 grand. we've— with the dreamboys. let's get up to 50 grand. we've already teteet— to 50 grand. we've already reteet e— to 50 grand. we've already raised a couple— to 50 grand. we've already raised a couple of grand this etow— raised a couple of grand this

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detail as we get it. well, in other news today, rishi sunak and his japanese counterpart have discussed further potential cooperation on military training and exercise , causing the two and exercise, causing the two countries have signed a new agreement to build closer defence security and cyber ties . the prime minister's in hiroshima , where he attended a hiroshima, where he attended a ceremonial dinner ahead of the g7 summit . ceremonial dinner ahead of the g7 summit. rishi ceremonial dinner ahead of the g7 summit . rishi sunak, saying g7 summit. rishi sunak, saying the new deal will further strengthen and deepen the partnership between the two countries. earlier he announced japanese businesses have promised to invest almost £18 billion in the uk. the prime minister describing that as a massive vote of confidence in the british economy means while defence secretary ben wallace has been revealing that storm shadow missiles recently sent to ukraine by the uk have been used in the heat of war. wallace and his norwegian counterpart signed an agreement to increase the ability to detect submarines, mines , threats and improve mines, threats and improve security in the north atlantic.

the accord comes a year after the attack on the nord stream gas pipeline . wallace said he gas pipeline. wallace said he had no doubt russia was the had the intent and ability to target underwater energy and communication lines. we've seen even last week, in the week before the russian navy come down through between our two countries into the north sea . countries into the north sea. and obviously the range of hulls tnet— and obviously the range of hulls tnet tne— and obviously the range of hulls that the russians— and obviously the range of hulls that the russians sometimes tettoy— that the russians sometimes tettoy renge— that the russians sometimes deploy range from spy ships to nete— deploy range from spy ships to nete entte— deploy range from spy ships to surface ships to _ deploy range from spy ships to surface ships to submarines . and surface ships to submarines. and tnet— surface ships to submarines. and we meene— surface ships to submarines. and we we— surface ships to submarines. and that means we have to work togetner— that means we have to work togetner ee— that means we have to work together as nato partners. some of together as nato partners. some ot tne— together as nato partners. some ot tne otteet— together as nato partners. some of the oldest nato— together as nato partners. some of the oldest nato partners togetner— of the oldest nato partners togetner to— of the oldest nato partners together to make sure that we troteet— together to make sure that we troteet tnet— together to make sure that we protect that northern flank . protect that northern flank. wett— protect that northern flank. wett tn— protect that northern flank. well in other— protect that northern flank. well in other news today, a man treeeet— well in other news today, a man treeeet ee— well in other news today, a man treeeet ee e— well in other news today, a man dressed as a woman has admitted ettnettng— dressed as a woman has admitted ettnettng ent— dressed as a woman has admitted abducting and assaulting a eenootgtrt— abducting and assaulting a schoolgirl in— abducting and assaulting a schoolgirl in the scottish tortere. — schoolgirl in the scottish borders. ' “t: ii schoolgirl in the scottish borders. ' “t: schoolgirl in the scottish- borders. andrew miller, who also calls himself amy george, offered the child a lift home in february after saying she looked freezing. he then took her to his address where he sexually assaulted her over a 27 hour period. miller who is in the

process of gender transition , process of gender transition, pleaded guilty to four charges and will be sentenced in august . water company bosses in england have apologised for failing to tackle sewage spills in rivers and beaches. environment agency figures showed there were over 300,000 incidents last year. showed there were over 300,000 incidents last year . that's an incidents last year. that's an average of more than 800 a day water uk has admitted more should have been done and it says it's now invest owing £10 billion to overhaul the system . billion to overhaul the system. the lib dem leader, sir ed davey , says the apology is too little too late. the government have let the water companies get away with this for far too long and frankly the government seem out of touch with what voters are thinking about this . the water thinking about this. the water companies have— “g the water companies have polluted our ent— companies have polluted our ent onn— companies have polluted our rivers and our beaches . it's rivers and our beaches. it's ttegnettng. — rivers and our beaches. it's disgusting. it's— rivers and our beaches. it's disgusting. it's unacceptable . disgusting. it's unacceptable. mey-ve— disgusting. it's unacceptable. tney-ve got— disgusting. it's unacceptable. tney-ve got to— disgusting. it's unacceptable. they've got to do more. the government— they've got to do more. the government have got to do far . t— government have got to do far . a text— government have got to do far more . a taxi driver- government have got to do far more . ' cr?,tt< r: . government have got to do far more . ' cr?,t< \my more. a taxi driver from new york says prince harry and

meghan did look nervous and scared as they were chased by the paparazzi through the streets of the city. it follows claims the couple were involved in a near catastrophic incident , which lasted over two hours after attending an award ceremony in manhattan on tuesday night. the new york police department described the situation as challenging, but said there were no injuries or arrests. the taxi driver , sujan arrests. the taxi driver, sujan singh, who drove the royal couple for part of their journey, says he never felt they were in danger and wouldn't have described his taxi journey with them a chase. all described his taxi journey with them a chase . all of them as a chase. all of a entten— them as a chase. all of a sudden, paparazzi- i all of a sudden, paparazzi came out of nowene— sudden, paparazzi came out of nowene ent— sudden, paparazzi came out of nowhere and just— sudden, paparazzi came out of nowhere and just started tteentng— nowhere and just started tteentng .— nowhere and just started flashing , taking pictures and, flashing, taking pictures and, you— flashing, taking pictures and, yon tnow.— flashing, taking pictures and, yon tnow. ent— flashing, taking pictures and, you know, and they didn't stop nnttt— you know, and they didn't stop nnttt tne— you know, and they didn't stop until the security— you know, and they didn't stop until the security guard out and eett— until the security guard out and eett. move— until the security guard out and said, move, move,— until the security guard out and said, move, move, move. and then the said, move, move, move. and then tne gertege— 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 wey ent — the garbage truck got out of the wey ent tne — the garbage truck got out of the way and the paparazzi were tottowtng— way and the paparazzi were following the _ way and the paparazzi were following the car. and prince terry— following the car. and prince terry ent— following the car. and prince henry ent nte— following the car. and prince harry and his wife and the lady, tney— harry and his wife and the lady, tney wee— harry and his wife and the lady, they were nervous— harry and his wife and the lady, they were nervous and they tooteg— they were nervous and they looked scared— they were nervous and they looked scared .— they were nervous and they looked scared . the government's looked scared. the government's reveetet— looked scared. the government's reveetet tt— looked scared. the government's revealed it spent— looked scared. the government's revealed it spent almost £162 mtttton— revealed it spent almost £162 mtttton on— revealed it spent almost £162 million on the— revealed it spent almost £162 million on the queen's state

ment— million on the queen's state tnneret ent— million on the queen's state funeral and related events. the treeenry— funeral and related events. the treeenry eeye— funeral and related events. the treasury says that— funeral and related events. the treasury says that included security during the period of national mourning , which saw national mourning, which saw queen elizabeth lying in state at london's westminster hall. her coffin also was laid to rest in edinburgh cathedral . let's in edinburgh cathedral. let's just bring you a little bit more breaking news regarding strikes now. and teachers, we understand, will be holding further strikes in july if their long running dispute over pay hasn't been resolved by mid—june. that's according to the national education union. as i say, that just coming to us, we'll bring you more detail on that in the next hour of news. you with gb news, britain's news . channel i've got a . channel- . i've got a jam . etennet— . i've got a jam packed hour i've got a jam packed hour coming . i've got a jam packed hour eomtng yonr— - i've got a jam packed hour eomtng yonr—getl coming your way, so let's get ereettng— coming your way, so let's get. ereettng—tott cracking. nigel farage has told me tnet— cracking. nigel farage has told me that rishi— cracking. nigel farage has told me that rishi sunak doesn't care etont— me that rishi sunak doesn't care etont retnetng— me that rishi sunak doesn't care about reducing net— me that rishi sunak doesn't care about reducing net migration. he was about reducing net migration. he eteettng— about reducing net migration. he was speaking after— about reducing net migration. he was speaking after a bad few teye— was speaking after a bad few

teye tor— was speaking after a bad few days for those— was speaking after a bad few days for those of— was speaking after a bad few days for those of who want to days for those of us who want to tne — days for those of us who want to see the government— days for those of us who want to see the government tackle the mtgrent— see the government tackle the migrant crisis— see the government tackle the migrant crisis on— see the government tackle the migrant crisis on tuesday, the trtme— migrant crisis on tuesday, the prime minister's— migrant crisis on tuesday, the prime minister's comments about retormtng— reforming the european convention— reforming the european convention on human rights were men— convention on human rights were gtven e— convention on human rights were gtven e eoot— convention on human rights were given a cool reception at the comet— given a cool reception at the comet ot— given a cool reception at the council of europe— given a cool reception at the council of europe summit. i mean . to— council of europe summit. i mean . tolnoneet— council of europe summit. i mean , to.honest with— council of europe summit. i mean , to.honest with you,- council of europe summit. i mean , to honest with you, i think , to be honest with you, i think he , to be honest with you, i think ne terety— , to be honest with you, i think he barely-tried- , to be honest with you, i think he barely tried and now he he barely even tried and now he nee—etneet- he barely even tried and now he has—refused to- he barely even tried and now he has refused to commit has repeatedly refused to commit ntmeett— has repeatedly refused to commit himself-cutting— has repeatedly refused to commit himself cutting migration himself to cutting net migration tetow— himself to cutting net migration tetow e— himself to cutting net migration tetow e gnener— himself to cutting net migration below a quarter of a million, wnen— below a quarter of a million, wnten wee— below a quarter of a million, which was the— below a quarter of a million, which was the promise in the conservatives— which was the promise in the conservatives 2019 manifesto. ant— conservatives 2019 manifesto. ant ee— conservatives 2019 manifesto. ant ee yon-t— conservatives 2019 manifesto. and as you'd expect, nigel terege— and as you'd expect, nigel terege ttt— and as you'd expect, nigel farage did not— and as you'd expect, nigel farage did not hold back when he etote— farage did not hold back when he etote to— farage did not hold back when he etote to me— farage did not hold back when he spoke to me earlier— farage did not hold back when he spoke to me earlier this show . spoke to me earlier this show. etnee— spoke to me earlier this show. stnee zero.— spoke to me earlier this show. since 2010, every— spoke to me earlier this show. since 2010, every manifesto was promised reductions in this is, by the way, legal immigration we're discussing here tens of thousands, was the pledge at the last election. it was to reduce immigration numbers and basically he's being asked , will basically he's being asked, will you reduce from a quarter of a million net migration? think about that . from 1950 until about that. from 1950 until 2000, net migration was about 30,000 a year. it's now a quarter of a million a year. and

he won't reduce on that. the figures next thursday are likely to be over three quarters of a million. estimates for next year are over a million. they don't care. they're not interested. they couldn't care less. the conservative party is utterly committed to a level of low british skills, cheap foreign labour and they're acting at the behest of their friends, the big corporate companies. they don't care and they don't see any political threat to them on the right at the moment. and the most bizarre thing all is the most bizarre thing of all is the backbenchers are completely and utterly issue . the utterly silent on the issue. the key line for me there from nigel was clearly that the tories just don't care and it's easy to see why he's saying that. really pledge after pledge- “g really pledge after pledge after pledge etteere— pledge after pledge after pledge etteere to— pledge after pledge after pledge etteere to te— pledge after pledge after pledge appears to be broken or no one reetty— appears to be broken or no one really bothering— appears to be broken or no one really bothering to try to stick to t. — really bothering to try to stick to t. .tnen — really bothering to try to stick to it.-then you- really bothering to try to stick to it. then you see that to it. and then you see that ttent— to it. and then you see that ttent snnet— to it. and then you see that rishi sunak has— to it. and then you see that rishi sunak has the opportunity to etent— rishi sunak has the opportunity to etent nt— rishi sunak has the opportunity to etent nt et— rishi sunak has the opportunity to stand up at the— rishi sunak has the opportunity to stand up at the council of tnrote— to stand up at the council of emote-tren— to stand up at the council of europe - draw a - to stand up at the council of europe draw a line in the europe and draw a line in the eent— europe and draw a line in the eent wnen— europe and draw a line in the eent wnen tt— europe and draw a line in the sand when it comes to illegal mtgretton— sand when it comes to illegal migration and— sand when it comes to illegal migration and relationship migration and our relationship wttn— migration and our relationship wttn-tent. — migration and our relationship with-echr. .he- migration and our relationship with echr. he doesn't migration and our relationship with do echr. he doesn't migration and our relationship with do echr and he doesn't migration and our relationship with doechrand hlallows't really do that and he allows ntmeett— really do that and he allows ntmeett to— really do that and he allows himself to be,— really do that and he allows himself to be, my view, just himself to be, in my view, just mngget— himself to be, in my view, just mngget ott—

himself to be, in my view, just mugged off while— himself to be, in my view, just mugged off while load foreign mugged off while load of foreign teetere— mugged off while load of foreign teetere wot— mugged off while load of foreign leaders, not for— mugged off while load of foreign leaders, not for first leaders, not for the first time, tnt— leaders, not for the first time, tnt wtget— leaders, not for the first time, tnt wtget wee— leaders, not for the first time, but nigel was talking to me just a but nigel was talking to me just etew— but nigel was talking to me just etew nonre— but nigel was talking to me just a few hours after— but nigel was talking to me just a few hours after it— but nigel was talking to me just a few hours after it was confirmed— a few hours after it was confirmed that the number of mtgrente— confirmed that the number of migrants who've— confirmed that the number of migrants who've crossed the meme— migrants who've crossed the channel-boats- migrants who've crossed the channel boats this migrants who've crossed the- channel-boats this year channel on small boats this year has channel on small boats this year nee-teeeet— channel on small boats this year has-passed 7000- channel on small boats this year has passed 7000 after has today passed 7000 after 285 teotte— has today passed 7000 after 285 teotte errtvet— has today passed 7000 after 285 people arrived in— has today passed 7000 after 285 people arrived in six boats yeetertey— people arrived in six boats yeetertey .— people arrived in six boats yesterday . remember that? more yesterday. remember that? more tnen— yesterday. remember that? more men—teet- yesterday. remember that? morel tnen—teetyeen than 45,000 came over last year. tnt— than 45,000 came over last year. tnt-ttgnt— than 45,000 came over last year. tntlttgnt ot— than 45,000 came over last year. but-light of the— than 45,000 came over last year. but-light of the fact- than 45,000 came over last year. but light of the fact that but in light of the fact that now-tortee— but in light of the fact that now tories don't really seem now the tories don't really seem toltotneret— now the tories don't really seem to bothered reducing to be bothered about reducing net mtgretton— to be bothered about reducing net migration,.as- to be bothered about reducing net migration, as far as i net migration, or as far as i tetn— net migration, or as far as i can tell, illegal— net migration, or as far as i can tell, illegal migration, i wentet— can tell, illegal migration, i wentet to— can tell, illegal migration, i wanted to know. _ can tell, illegal migration, i wanted to know. i wanted to know wnet— wanted to know. i wanted to know what—alternatives- what some of the alternatives wonte— what some of the alternatives wontt te— what some of the alternatives wontt te ent— what some of the alternatives would be and what ukip think etont— would be and what ukip think etont rt.— would be and what ukip think about it. what— would be and what ukip think about it. what reform uk think etont— about it. what reform uk think etont rt.— about it. what reform uk think etont tt. tnt— about it. what reform uk think about it. and i'm— about it. what reform uk think about it. and i'm very pleased to te— about it. and i'm very pleased to te totnet— about it. and i'm very pleased to te totnet ty— about it. and i'm very pleased to be joined by both of those tentee— to be joined by both of those terttee et— to be joined by both of those parties at once— to be joined by both of those parties at once now so we can tnt— parties at once now so we can tnt-rm— parties at once now so we can ttnt-t-m totnet- parties at once now so we can find-i'm joined by- parties at once now so we can find i'm joined by rebecca find out. i'm joined by rebecca janet— find out. i'm joined by rebecca tene-tne— find out. i'm joined by rebecca tene-tne tetnty- find out. i'm joined by rebecca jane, the deputy leader jane, who is the deputy leader of jane, who is the deputy leader ot nttt— jane, who is the deputy leader ot nttt ent— jane, who is the deputy leader of ukip and alex— jane, who is the deputy leader of ukip and alex as of ukip and alex phillips as wet.— of ukip and alex phillips as wett-tottey- of ukip and alex phillips as well. policy advisor at well. he's a policy advisor at tetorm — well. he's a policy advisor at tetorm -ot— well. he's a policy advisor at reform _of you,- well. he's a policy advisor at reform of you, thank reform uk, both of you, thank you— reform uk, both of you, thank yon—ereet- reform uk, both of you, thank yon—eneet toi you very, very much. great to neve— you very, very much. great to neve yon— you very, very much. great to neve yon on— you very, very much. great to have you on the— you very, very much. great to have you on the show. alex, i wtt— have you on the show. alex, i wttt eten— have you on the show. alex, i will start with— have you on the show. alex, i will start with you if that's all will start with you if that's ett—wontt- will start with you if that's all—would uk all right. what would reform uk do all right. what would reform uk to-tet-e— all right. what would reform uk to-tet-e eten— all right. what would reform uk do-let's start with- all right. what would reform uk do let's start with the do to cut? let's start with the teget— do to cut? let's start with the teget etntt.— do to cut? let's start with the legal stuff. net— do to cut? let's start with the legal stuff. net migration . legal stuff. net migration. teen.— legal stuff. net migration. teen. wetn— legal stuff. net migration. yeah, well, i— legal stuff. net migration. yeah, well, i mean,- legal stuff. net migration. yeah, well, i mean, first of all, you've got to have a target in sight, don't you? and what we wonte—

in sight, don't you? and what we wonte-tor— in sight, don't you? and what we wonte-tor te— in sight, don't you? and what we would .for is basically- in sight, don't you? and what we would-for is basically net- would aim for is basically net zero migration— would aim for is basically net zero migration because what we toot— zero migration because what we toot-wnen— zero migration because what we tootlwnen-to- zero migration because what we look-when-to net. look at when it comes to net mtgretton— look at when it comes to net mtgretton te— look at when it comes to net migration is immigration teteneet— migration is immigration balanced inward balanced against growth, inward mtgretton. —yonl balanced against growth, inward. migration. _you talk balanced against growth, inward. migrata n. _you talk balanced against growth, inward. migrata net—you talk balanced against growth, inward migratr? d balanced against growth, inward migratr? g g balanced against growth, inward migratr? g ng about a net migration figure of over three quarters of a million, what you're actually talking about probably talking about is probably something. well something. gross that's well over million people. and that over a million people. and that evidently impact on evidently has a huge impact on the of society. the the fabric of society. the makeup of our communities, integration and forth. but integration and so forth. but some very tough decisions would have taken in order to have to be taken in order to reach that. and the sort of decisions we would be looking to take are such as take are things such as cancelling spousal visas, especially are especially for people who are coming study. yes, you coming here to study. yes, you may , you know, a very may, you know, be a very valuable asset to a university over here, but can you really bnng over here, but can you really bring your wife, your three children, your aunts, your uncle? i think we need to look at familial visas and look seek to make reductions there. i think it's also quite important to at things where this to look at things where this government, current government, the current government, the current government, are completely failing. example, boris failing. so for example, boris johnson legislation johnson changed the legislation on long a foreign student on on how long a foreign student is able to stay in the uk after graduation in order to find work

that currently stands at two years, which i think lot of years, which i think a lot of people would assume is just far, far those far too long because those people essentially end up becoming on the state. becoming dependent on the state. they're not contributing to the labour another thing labour market. another thing bons labour market. another thing boris johnson did is bring down the threshold, which was the cap of salary you had to reach in order to get a visa and employment , order to get a visa and employment, essentially a job that backs a visa that sponsors a visa. and he brought that down to about 25,000. that would obviously need to be raised. and i think we'd have to put caps and limits on a sector by sector bafis and limits on a sector by sector basis and so people are being targeted to the industries where we desperately need them. and those industries that claim that they foreign labour in they need foreign labour in order to function economically should be encouraged . and if not should be encouraged. and if not told, they have to hire a british worker first. okay lots of strong stuff there. alex, thank you very, very- g alex, thank you very, very much. teteeee— thank you very, very much. teteeee t— thank you very, very much. rebecca i will— thank you very, very much. rebecca i will throw it over to you— rebecca i will throw it over to yon now— rebecca i will throw it over to you now. rebecca— rebecca i will throw it over to you now. rebecca jane, who is tne— you now. rebecca jane, who is tne tetnty— you now. rebecca jane, who is the deputy leader— you now. rebecca jane, who is the deputy leader of ukip when it the deputy leader of ukip when t oee— the deputy leader of ukip when t to— the deputy leader of ukip when it comes to net— the deputy leader of ukip when it comes to net migration, which egetn— it comes to net migration, which egetn. yon— it comes to net migration, which egetn. yon tnow.— it comes to net migration, which again, you know, is— it comes to net migration, which again, you know, is set to,

eeeorttng— again, you know, is set to, eeeorttng to— again, you know, is set to, according to some reports, hit eromt— according to some reports, hit eromt tne— according to some reports, hit around the million mark. for gootneee— around the million mark. for goodness sake,— around the million mark. for goodness sake, rishi sunak has around the million mark. for goyintention,;e, rishi sunak has around the million mark. for goyintention, it rishi sunak has around the million mark. for goyintention, it would sunak has around the million mark. for goyintention, it would appear,as no intention, it would appear, of no intention, it would appear, or getttng— no intention, it would appear, of gettinglbelow- no intention, it would appear, of getting below the quarter of getting it below the quarter of getting it below the quarter ot—wnten- of a million mark, which in tteen— of a million mark, which in itself|think_ of a million mark, which in itself think bonkers. what itself i think is bonkers. what wnet—to- itself i think is bonkers. what wnet—to to- itself i think is bonkers. what wnet—to to try. itself i think is bonkers. what what—do to try to| what would ukip do to try to ente— what would ukip do to try to reduce this?— what would ukip do to try to reduce this? everything reduce this? well, everything ttee— reduce this? well, everything ttet nee— reduce this? well, everything ttet nee tnet— reduce this? well, everything alex has just mentioned is etreety— alex has just mentioned is etreety on— alex has just mentioned is already on our— alex has just mentioned is already on our website too, and nee— already on our website too, and tree teen— already on our website too, and tree teen on— already on our website too, and has been our policies for years so— has been our policies for years so ttet— has been our policies for years now. so that is— has been our policies for years now. so that is also- has been our policies for years now. so that is also a- has been our policies for years now. g 'm“ now. so that is also a given with us. my biggest problem is that we're never really going to get a proper grip on migration until we leave echr and until we actually have full control over our own laws and our law making . and obviously, i think that the one thing that we're not really addressing here is obviously those smaller boats really addressing here is obvprobably)se smaller boats really addressing here is obvprobably)se sofaller boats really addressing here is obvprobably)se sof the boats really addressing here is obvprobably)se sof the biggest are probably one of the biggest issues we face. so and i've issues that we face. so and i've said it a million times over that for small boats and for people that are coming here in an illegal manner, then we would have where they have platforms where they wouldn't get to shore wouldn't be able to get to shore and that. also do and have that. and we'd also do and have that. and we'd also do a more border control our a lot more border control our own selves. have border own selves. we'd have border guards like that . but guards and things like that. but yeah, know what i hear about yeah, you know what i hear about , space policies and

, you know, space policies and visas and working visas and student visas has been our policy for a very long time now. so all of that. but actually we really need to tackle the small boat. well, really need to tackle the small boat . well, i'll stick with you, boat. well, i'll stick with you, teteeee— boat. well, i'll stick with you, rebecca, then _ boat. well, i'll stick with you, rebecca, then on— well, i'll stick with you, rebecca, then on the small boats issue, because that— rebecca, then on the small boats issue, because that was going to be issue, because that was going to te my— issue, because that was going to te my next— issue, because that was going to be my next anyway. and be my next topic anyway. and ttent— be my next topic anyway. and ttent-tntnt- be my next topic anyway. and rishi-think had- be my next topic anyway. and rishi think had good rishi sunak, i think had a good ottonnntty— rishi sunak, i think had a good opportunity speak at opportunity to go and speak at not new— opportunity to go and speak at not really with— opportunity to go and speak at not really with the council of tnrote — not really with the council of tnrote ent— not really with the council of europe and say,— not really with the council of europe and say, look, we are we are we're twisting— europe and say, look, we are we are we're twisting and turning ourselves-knots- are we're twisting and turning ourselves knots here, ourselves into knots here, trytng— ourselves into knots here, trytng to— ourselves into knots here, trytng to ttt— ourselves into knots here, trying to fit ourselves around yonr— trying to fit ourselves around yonr enenng— trying to fit ourselves around your existing framework. and it is your existing framework. and it te nevtng— your existing framework. and it te nevtng e— your existing framework. and it is having a damaging effect on our is having a damaging effect on eoetety. — is having a damaging effect on eoetety. ne— is having a damaging effect on our society. he didn't do that. wnet— our society. he didn't do that. wnet wonte— our society. he didn't do that. what would ukip— our society. he didn't do that. what would ukip approach to the tent— what would ukip approach to the tent t— what would ukip approach to the tent t nu.— what would ukip approach to the echr 7 albie we— what would ukip approach to the echr ? albie we have to leave it. echr? albie we have to leave it. it's echr? albie we have to leave it. to not— echr? albie we have to leave it. it's not optional,— echr? albie we have to leave it. it's not optional, you— echr? albie we have to leave it. it's not optional, you know,- echr? albie we have to leave it. it's not optional, you know, and that's the thing that these parties are not daring to actually say and to come out and say, do you know what we're really going to tackle this? and this is we carry on like this is we can't carry on like this is we can't carry on like this we are always going to this and we are always going to have boat problem as have the small boat problem as long we are still answerable long as we are still answerable in some ways to obviously to a european union, so that we have to rishi will to leave it. and rishi will

neven to leave it. and rishi will never, say that because never, ever say that because it's not a popular option. alex i'll bring you back in. now, of course, the policy— cc “g “ now, of course, the policy advisor to tetorm — course, the policy advisor to tetorm ttt.— course, the policy advisor to tetorm m t— course, the policy advisor to reform uk. i mean, look, for etenttn— reform uk. i mean, look, for examplet t— reform uk. i mean, look, for example, i mean— reform uk. i mean, look, for example, i mean how would you neve— example, i mean how would you neve nenttet— example, i mean how would you have handled it— example, i mean how would you have handled it differently? ttent— have handled it differently? rishi—there- have handled it differently?- rishi—therelcouple rishi sunak over there a couple of rishi sunak over there a couple ot teye— rishi sunak over there a couple or teye ego— rishi sunak over there a couple or teye ego tn— rishi sunak over there a couple of days ago in iceland didn't reetty— of days ago in iceland didn't teeny-to— of days ago in iceland didn't really-to-that- of days ago in iceland didn't. really-to-that much really appear to say that much ent—ott- really appear to say that much and—off really- really appear to say that much and—off really byi and was palmed off really by tmmennet— and was palmed off really byi emmanuel—ursula and was palmed off really by- emmanuel_ursula von emmanuel macron and ursula von der emmanuel macron and ursula von ten-tn— emmanuel macron and ursula von der-in particular. - emmanuel macron and ursula von der in particular. / der leyen in particular. yeah, i ttet— der leyen in particular. yeah, i mean, first off,— der leyen in particular. yeah, i mean, first off, if you want to be able to the small be able to tackle the small boats crisis, got to boats crisis, you've got to declare it as a national emergency because that actually enables some enables you to circumvent some of punitive, regular action of this punitive, regular action that subscribes to supposedly, supposedly to human rights. and frankly, i think human rights aren't exactly being protected when people traffickers have human cargo and lives being lost at sea . but but actually, what at sea. but but actually, what you need to do is take affirmative action. and that means preventing these boats from waters from entering territorial waters in the first place. and if you unless you do that, quite frankly, set up a department for immigration because the immigration as well, because the home ridiculous home office has ridiculous backlogs , over 150,000 is backlogs, over 150,000 is clearly unable to process

genuine and valid visa application actions, overstayers, let alone the tens of thousands coming over illegally into this country . and illegally into this country. and i think we've got to put our fingers in our ears when it comes to the clamour that will comes to the clamour that will come from other nation states, because a lot of them are actually waiting to see, for instance, whether our rwanda policy literal takes off. and then thinking the then i'm thinking of doing the same. we began a same. and i think if we began a process essentially creating process of essentially creating a blockade across the a maritime blockade across the channel to make sure that boats can't come and those can't come through and those that our waters are sent that enter our waters are sent back into french waters and the french look, this has french are told, look, this has come your country, this is come from your country, this is your problem, then i don't think we're sort of we're going to see any sort of cooperation from those on the other side of the channel who would, think quite likely would, i think quite likely wants see people making wants to see these people making that treacherous journey because it it their it stops it being their responsibility. motty it stops it being their responsibility . motty yeah. responsibility. motty yeah. teteeee— responsibility. motty yeah. rebecca jane _ responsibility. motty yeah. rebecca jane ,— responsibility. motty yeah. rebecca jane , why- responsibility. motty yeah.- rebecca jane , why-immigration rebecca jane, why is immigration enen— rebecca jane, why is immigration enen e— rebecca jane, why is immigration enen e ttg— rebecca jane, why is immigration such a big issue— rebecca jane, why is immigration such a big issue for— rebecca jane, why is immigration such a big issue for you both tegetty— such a big issue for you both tegetty ent— such a big issue for you both legally and illegally? because eteerty— legally and illegally? because eteerty tt— legally and illegally? because eteerty t tt— legally and illegally? because clearly it it would appear, teettte— clearly it it would appear, teettte tne— clearly it it would appear, despite the rhetoric , it's not despite the rhetoric, it's not a

massive issue _ despite the rhetoric, it's not a massive issue to— despite the rhetoric, it's not a massive issue to for either the meio— massive issue to for either the meto totttteet— massive issue to for either the major political parties at the moment — major political parties at the moment t— major political parties at the moment. i mean, they're eenetnty— moment. i mean, they're certainly not— moment. i mean, they're certainly not behaving like it. so certainly not behaving like it. so my— certainly not behaving like it. so my te— certainly not behaving like it. so my te tt— certainly not behaving like it. so why is it such— certainly not behaving like it. so why is it such a big issue tor—ttete- so why is it such a big issue tor—mete ei so why is it such a big issue. for—that's a fair for you, rebecca? that's a fair point, actually, because they don't want to say that it's a major issue. they don't want to make it their priority because actually a group of people actually with a group of people , it is certainly unpopular and they seem what has happened to parties like ourselves, you know, up for know, because we stand up for immigration, we're tough immigration, because we're tough about racists about it, we get called racists constantly and nobody wants to be put in that bracket. but it is a serious problem because our country can't cope. you know, we are only the size of our own ship. we can only take so many before we capsize but before we capsize and sink. but what to really pick up what i want to really pick up here, and i love the fact that alex is obviously on the programme is probably programme and this is probably not to come as a shock to not going to come as a shock to anybody that's sat with me on a reform panel that actually we reform panel is that actually we say same we think say the same things. we think the we've been the same stuff. we've been saying for years. my saying this for years. my question alex today is if we question to alex today is if we genuinely want to get tough on on immigration and we want to we say the same stuff, 90% of what

we say is exactly the same. so if we really want to pose a true threat to the mainstream threat to the two mainstream parties, three you want to parties, three if you want to call elsewhere, why do we not call it elsewhere, why do we not have the conversation about trying some of trying to do some kind of alliance and come together and fight together ? well, i fight them together? well, i mean, obviously, this- �*7 gm 37 well, i mean, obviously, this wasn't why i mean, obviously, this wasn't why t-totn— mean, obviously, this wasn't why t-totn on— mean, obviously, this wasn't why t-totn tnt- mean, obviously, this wasn't why i-both on, but i- mean, obviously, this wasn't why i both on, but i mean, i got you both on, but i mean, tne— i got you both on, but i mean, tne-nee— i got you both on, but i mean, the-has been- i got you both on, but i mean, the has been raised, the question has been raised, tten— the question has been raised, ttet. t— the question has been raised, ttet. t enttoee— the question has been raised, alex, i suppose. i— the question has been raised, alex, i suppose. i mean , nigel alex, i suppose. i mean, nigel terege— alex, i suppose. i mean, nigel terege wee— alex, i suppose. i mean, nigel farage was saying wasn't he, tnet— farage was saying wasn't he, met tne— farage was saying wasn't he, that the tories— farage was saying wasn't he, that the tories don't feel as tnongn— that the tories don't feel as though they've— that the tories don't feel as though they've got any credible treeenre-tne— though they've got any credible pressure .the right- though they've got any credible pressure the right as it pressure from the right as it t— pressure from the right as it were. i suppose— pressure from the right as it were. i suppose that pressure from the right as it- were. i suppose-that would were. i suppose maybe that would be were. i suppose maybe that would te-ot— were. i suppose maybe that would te-ot totng— were. i suppose maybe that would be-of doing-your- be a way of doing it. your ttee— be a way of doing it. your views, alex look, it's not my tteee— views, alex look, it's not my tteee to— views, alex look, it's not my tteee to neve— views, alex look, it's not my place to have an— views, alex look, it's not my place to have an opinion on ttte. — place to have an opinion on ttte. rm— place to have an opinion on ttte. m not— place to have an opinion on this. i'm not the- place to have an opinion on this. : this. i'm not the party leader. that'd be entirely up to richard tice. but i was part of ukip. i was part of the big ukip success story back in 2013, 2014, 2015, i ran their communications and saw go from about 5% saw the party go from about 5% of vote, up to of the of the vote, up to 25% of the vote, and thereafter what happenedin vote, and thereafter what happened in ukip pretty happened in ukip was pretty tragic it started to tragic to watch. it started to break into factions and dissolve internally and became a big screaming mess , at which point

screaming mess, at which point i chose to leave . i have no idea chose to leave. i have no idea about the fitness of the party internally the moment. internally at the moment. i certainly don't any grudges certainly don't hold any grudges when comes to past employers, when it comes to past employers, but , you know, certainly if but, you know, certainly if richard thought that that would be electorally profitable and that ukip reform band should that the ukip reform band should blend, then that is entirely a decision that he should take. not, not anything that i not, not not anything that i should on. okay or should comment on. okay or sounds sounds about. should comment on. okay or sounds-sounds about. all. sounds or sounds about. all ttgnt— sounds or sounds about. all ttgnt-t-tt- sounds or sounds about. all right,-i'll just- sounds or sounds about. all right, i'll just let right, i'll just i'll just let you— right, i'll just i'll just let yon-tet— right, i'll just i'll just let you-let-finish,. right, i'll just i'll just let you let finish, alex, you i'll let you finish, alex, if you i'll let you finish, alex, tt-rtgnt.- you i'll let you finish, alex, tt-ngnt. tnet- you i'll let you finish, alex, if-right. just on. you i'll let you finish, alex,i if-right. just on the if that's all right. just on the eetnet— if that's all right. just on the actual-issue, - if that's all right. just on the actual issue, really, actual migration issue, really, wnten— actual migration issue, really, wnten te— actual migration issue, really, wnten te wny— actual migration issue, really, which is why is— actual migration issue, really, which is why is it— actual migration issue, really, which is why is it such a key reene— which is why is it such a key tor— which is why is it such a key issue for reform _ which is why is it such a key issue for reform uk then why? tte— issue for reform uk then why? to e— issue for reform uk then why? to e tey— issue for reform uk then why? to e tey teene— issue for reform uk then why? it's a key issue for— issue for reform uk then why? it's a key issue for every- it's a key issue for every single person living in britain when you're about over when you're talking about over three quarters of a million people net annually coming into this country, that's not sustainable. it's not sustainable. it's not sustainable culturally or socially , but it's not socially, but it's not sustainable economically because actually this doesn't end up adding to gdp . it ends up adding to gdp. it ends up detracting from gva and essentially gdp per capita impoverishing , impoverishes impoverishing, impoverishes britain. we already have huge backlogs in the nhs . we've

backlogs in the nhs. we've already got a housing crisis where we need to build about six 600,000 homes a year over the next 20 years to close the gap where we are right now without beanng where we are right now without bearing mind the rate of bearing in mind the rate of inward migration that's currently projected, seven currently being projected, seven out people coming across out of ten people coming across from other countries enter the private market. this private rental market. this directly impacts particularly young people and those less well off who aren't home owners who now to even put a roof now struggle to even put a roof over head. school places, over their head. school places, hospitals. hospital hospitals. where's the hospital ? year that boris ? every year that boris johnson's pledged build? johnson's pledged to build? what's that policy ? what's happened to that policy? i country is already i mean, the country is already beginning to burst at the seams and like it's sort of, you and looks like it's sort of, you know, backlogged. britain trudging along, know, backlogged. britain trudging along , just desperately trudging along, just desperately trying keep head above trying to keep its head above the we start enabling the water. if we start enabling more and more people to come and settle then just don't settle here, then i just don't quite know how infrastructure is going up . both of you, going to keep up. both of you, ttent— going to keep up. both of you, tnent yon— going to keep up. both of you, tnent yon very.— going to keep up. both of you, thank you very, very- gm “3 c. both of you, thank you very, very much. we eontt— thank you very, very much. we could obviously— thank you very, very much. we could obviously have gone back ent— could obviously have gone back ent-tnte— could obviously have gone back ent-tttentn- could obviously have gone back and-this.day. it- and forth on this all day. it wee-to— and forth on this all day. it was-to have- and forth on this all day. it was-to have you- and forth on this all day. it was to have you both on was great to have you both on tne— was great to have you both on tne etow— was great to have you both on the show, massively appreciate it. the show, massively appreciate tt. —yon— the show, massively appreciate tt—yon tnow.- it. and i think, you know, ttetetttng— it. and i think, you know,- dispelling—rishi dispelling that myth, if rishi snnet—

dispelling that myth, if rishi snnet-toee- dispelling that myth, if rishi sunak does believe sunak genuinely does believe tnet— sunak genuinely does believe we tnene— sunak genuinely does believe that there - kind - sunak genuinely does believe that there kind of that there is no kind of eretttte— that there is no kind of- credible _towards the credible alternative towards the tan, — credible alternative towards the ttgnt—on— right, as it were, on immigration, he's right, as it were, on- immigration,-he's very, immigration, then he's very, very— immigration, then he's very, very-etont— immigration, then he's very, very-about that,- immigration, then he's very, very about that, clearly. very wrong about that, clearly. so very wrong about that, clearly. to ttent— very wrong about that, clearly. so thank-much.- very wrong about that, clearly. so thank much. it's so thank you very much. it's ttet— so thank you very much. it's alex phillips— so thank you very much. it's alex phillips there. he's a tottey— alex phillips there. he's a tottey-et- alex phillips there. he's a policy at reform uk. alex phillips there. he's a- policy-at reform uk. and policy advisor at reform uk. and teteeee— policy advisor at reform uk. and teteeee-wno-e— policy advisor at reform uk. and rebecca who's deputy rebecca jane, who's the deputy teeter— rebecca jane, who's the deputy leader—sol leader of ukip. right. okay so ttete— leader of ukip. right. okay so mere—wee- leader of ukip. right. okay so there _was what. leader of ukip. right. okay so. there _was what both there we go. that was what both of there we go. that was what both ot tnoee— there we go. that was what both of those parties— there we go. that was what both of those parties would do, tergety— of those parties would do, tergety tne— of those parties would do, largely the same, suppose largely the same, i suppose you eontt— largely the same, i suppose you eontt-nt— largely the same, i suppose you could-2.5 million- could say that 2.5 million teotte.— could say that 2.5 million teotte-ere- could say that 2.5 million people,-are off. could say that 2.5 million people, are off on could say that 2.5 million- people,-are off on long people, though, are off on long term — people, though, are off on long term etet— people, though, are off on long term sick leave.— people, though, are off on long term sick leave. so are we a netton— term sick leave. so are we a netton ot— term sick leave. so are we a nation of so—and—sos ? are nation of lazy so—and—sos? are we e tnnen— nation of lazy so—and—sos? are we e tnnen ot— nation of lazy so—and—sos? are we a bunch of dossers or is it to to— we a bunch of dossers or is it to to wttn— we a bunch of dossers or is it to do with the— we a bunch of dossers or is it to do with the nhs backlog? is it to do with the nhs backlog? is t to— to do with the nhs backlog? is t to to— to do with the nhs backlog? is t to to wttn— to do with the nhs backlog? is it to do with not— to do with the nhs backlog? is it to do with not being incentivised - it to do with not being incentivised enough to go into wonte— incentivised enough to go into wortt wnet— incentivised enough to go into work? what earth is going on? work? what on earth is going on? 2.5 work? what on earth is going on? no mtttton— work? what on earth is going on? 2.5 million people— work? what on earth is going on? 2.5 million people just on 2.5 million people just off on tong— 2.5 million people just off on tong term— 2.5 million people just off on long term-leave. - 2.5 million people just off on long term leave. i'm long term sick leave. i'm tetrtet— long term sick leave. i'm tetrtet-on- long term sick leave. i'm patrick-on gb. long term sick leave. i'm. patrick-on gb news patrick christys on gb news britain-s— patrick christys on gb news briana-.—

got to change the prison. listening to gb news radio . got to change the prison. - listening to gb news radio . are listening to gb news radio. are we turning— listening to gb news radio. are we turning into— listening to gb news radio. are we turning into lazy work? shy britain— we turning into lazy work? shy britain .— we turning into lazy work? shy iiiiain . vie— we turning into lazy work? shy britain . we currently- we turning into lazy work? shy britain . we currently have 2.5 britain. we currently have 2.5 million people signed off work

long term sick. that means that for every 13 workers, one is signed off work . we are now signed off work. we are now sick. note britain, aren't we? but i think you possibly reap what you sow. we created a work from home culture that's caused a massive mental health problem and people being less and leads to people being less mobile during the day . and of mobile during the day. and of course many people are off with genuine medical conditions, but there's way that you're there's no way that you're telling that people aren't telling me that people aren't using from home or using working from home or potentially even long covid as an excuse to just lounge around all day. i'm joined now by all day. and i'm joined now by pimlico plumbers founder, a man who's worked very hard all his life and incredibly well for himself charlie mullins. himself is charlie mullins. charlie, you? very charlie, how are you? i'm very good. patrick how you think good. patrick how do you think we are we're nation of we are? we're a nation of dossers undoubtedly. i mean, the sick are dossers undoubtedly. i mean, the sick geiiing— dossers undoubtedly. i mean, the sick are getting sicker— dossers undoubtedly. i mean, the sick are getting sicker and- sick are getting sicker and i iiini— sick are getting sicker and i iiink a— sick are getting sicker and i iiink i ii— sick are getting sicker and i think a lot of— sick are getting sicker and i think a lot of this relates to me— think a lot of this relates to iiie working— think a lot of this relates to the working from home business wi,iiee— the working from home business whee vou— the working from home business where, you know,— the working from home business where, you know, all of a sudden ihew— where, you know, all of a sudden ihew een-i— where, you know, all of a sudden ihew ieh-i have— where, you know, all of a sudden they don't have to— where, you know, all of a sudden they don't have to ring in no ihew— they don't have to ring in no more. they don't— they don't have to ring in no more. they don't even have to make— more. they don't even have to make ee— more. they don't even have to make ewi, i-we— more. they don't even have to make out, i've got— more. they don't even have to make out, i've got a bad back or, make out, i've got a bad back eee-knew,— make out, i've got a bad back ei-hhew im— make out, i've got a bad back or,-know, i'm not- make out, i've got a bad back or, know, i'm not feeling or, you know, i'm not feeling good— or, you know, i'm not feeling good ahe— or, you know, i'm not feeling good and-that.- or, you know, i'm not feeling good and that. so it's very

good and all that. so it's very eimpie— good and all that. so it's very eihhie. — good and all that. so it's very eihhie. wow— good and all that. so it's very simple. now-just- good and all that. so it's very simple. \ii:::iw.i simple. now they just either text an email and, you text or send an email and, you know, don't even bother know, they don't even bother with certificates with doctor's certificates no more. sol with doctor's certificates no more. so i think we've created it. more. so i think we've created ii. i— more. so i think we've created ii. i ihihh— more. so i think we've created it. ithink the— tm; so i think we've created it. i think the government of weed— it. i think the government of eweeei ihie— it. i think the government of caused this problem. zifii: caused this problem. it's bad for caused this problem. it's bad fee—hei- caused this problem. it's bad fee—haw forl for the economy, it's bad for their health. as i heard you say ewiiee— their health. as i heard you say ewiiee ihe— their health. as i heard you say earlier, the mental— ” as i heard you say earlier, the mental health side oflwe'ie_ earlier, the mental health side oflwe'ie eeri— earlier, the mental health side of.we're sort of— earlier, the mental health side of we're sort of born to of it, we're sort of born to eeri— of it, we're sort of born to eeh ei— of it, we're sort of born to sort of move— of it, we're sort of born to sort of move around, not in sort of move around, not stay in hieee. — sort of move around, not stay in whee-wowe- sort of move around, not stay in one place. you've got now one place. and you've got now got— one place. and you've got now gee e— one place. and you've got now gee a he— one place. and you've got now gee a he ei— one place. and you've got now got a lot of people just working hem—he— got a lot of people just workingi from _the _table, from home on the kitchen table, pyjamas,— from home on the kitchen table, whee—h- pyjamas, lying in bed in a garden— pyjamas, lying in bed in a garden whi— pyjamas, lying in bed in a garden and not getting an exercise, not— garden and not getting an exercise, not meeting up with people-— exercise, not meeting up with ewe—heis- exercise, not meeting up with| people. _that's the people. and i think that's the eeeeh-ihe— people. and i think that's the reason the sickness thing reason why the sickness thing hee— reason why the sickness thingi hee—whine has increased. and you think it's got because i can it's got worse because i can remember, know, for years remember, you know, for years people have been talking about this group people, this this group of people, this kind of of people are of underclass, of people who are lazy the take, who are lazy or on the take, who are deliberately benefits deliberately on benefits or whatever . you deliberately on benefits or whatever. you think it's whatever. do you think it's actually got worse? well undoubtedly. undoubtedly.| ii-e— undoubtedly. undoubtedly.| ii-e vou— undoubtedly. undoubtedly.| mean, it's you know,- c. cit». : undoubtedly. i mean, it's you know, nowadays “013.2 undoubtedly. i mean, it's you know, nowadays a lot mean, it's you know, nowadays a he ei— mean, it's you know, nowadays a he of iheee— mean, it's you know, nowadays a lot of these workers— mean, it's you know, nowadays a lot of these workers are non weweweh— lot of these workers are non workers that _ lot of these workers are non workers that are _ lot of these workers are non workers that are working, ee—eeiiei— workers that are working, so—called working from home. they— so—called working from home. ihew—ehiiiiei- so—called working from home. they_entitled.it| they feel they're entitled to it -_90in9- they feel they're entitled to it .—geihg we- they feel they're entitled to it .—geihg we saw. . and i'm not going to say whe— . and i'm not going to say across the board, everybody that goee— across the board, everybody that eoee ihewe — across the board, everybody that eoee ihewe ie— across the board, everybody that goes there is from _ across the board, everybody that goes there is from home doesn't work.— goes there is from home doesn't wewh ei— goes there is from home doesn't wewh ei-ihew— goes there is from home doesn't work. of-they do.- goes there is from home doesn't work. of they do. but work. of course they do. but mayhe— work. of course they do. but maybe io— work. of course they do. but

maybe io ew— work. of course they do. but maybe 10 or 20.— work. of course they do. but maybe 10 or 20. but we've got a eiiweiieh— maybe 10 or 20. but we've got a eiiweiieh ei— maybe 10 or 20. but we've got a situation at the— maybe 10 or 20. but we've got a situation at the moment that heehie— situation at the moment that heehie whini— situation at the moment that people think they're entitled to it people think they're entitled to ii-hhew. — people think they're entitled to it - know, they're - people think they're entitled to it know, they're just it and, you know, they're just whing— it and, you know, they're just whine-vee- it and, you know, they're just taking-yeah, yeah.- it and, you know, they're just taking “43?" qc?" ' w: it and, you know, they're just. taking-yeah, yeah. and as taking the. yeah, yeah. and as someone who you employed a lot of people. okay it must have been a nightmare for you when someone was essentially on the tape because, you know, i have to jump through a load of hoops and go, can't just sack and go, you can't just sack them, you, if you think them, can you, if you think they're lazy, because there's all these laws. well, that's wighi. — all these laws. well, that's wighi. hwi— all these laws. well, that's wighi. hwi i— all these laws. well, that's right. but i mean,- well, that's right. but i mean, you know, we hei— right. but i mean, you know, we heileweei— right. but i mean, you know, we heilgweei iehie— right. but i mean, you know, we had great echr i'm had a great echr team, if i'm being—whey- being honest, and if they weweh-i— being honest, and if they weren't scratch, they'd be weren't up to scratch, they'd be gone. — weren't up to scratch, they'd be gone. _w— weren't up to scratch, they'd be gone. -he ewe- weren't up to scratch, they'd be gone. _no two ways- weren't up to scratch, they'd be gone. no two ways about gone. there's no two ways about whee.— gone. there's no two ways about he wheihew— gone. there's no two ways about that. whether they— gone. there's no two ways about that. whether they want to take us that. whether they want to take we we — that. whether they want to take we we eewwi— that. whether they want to take we we eewwi ew— that. whether they want to take us to court or whatever, at the eni— us to court or whatever, at the ehilihe— us to court or whatever, at the ehilihe haw— us to court or whatever, at the end .the day, they- us to court or whatever, at the end the day, they lose out on end of the day, they lose out on it. end of the day, they lose out on i. .ii-e— end of the day, they lose out on i. .ii-e-e— it. but it's always a way. i iezw— it. but it's always a way. i mean, lazy people just hang iheiw— mean, lazy people just hang their—didn't- mean, lazy people just hang. their—didn't they? their self anyhow, didn't they? vow— their self anyhow, didn't they? vow-veh— their self anyhow, didn't they? you _yeah and- their self anyhow, didn't they? you _yeah and you- their self anyhow, didn't they? you yeah and you know, you know? yeah and you know, he— you know? yeah and you know, he eiwewe— you know? yeah and you know, he eiwewe gei— you know? yeah and you know, they always get the money iiiheee— they always get the money illness-the _ they always get the money illness the friday illness. illness and the friday illness. no illness and the friday illness. we-hhewe— illness and the friday illness. no-knows-is,- illness and the friday illness. no-knows-is, buti no one knows what it is, but hey— no one knows what it is, but whey-have— no one knows what it is, but whey-have vou- no one knows what it is, but they have you ever had they get it. have you ever had iheie — they get it. have you ever had iheie _weii.— they get it. have you ever had that? _well, |- they get it. have you ever had that? _well, | can't- they get it. have you ever had. that? _well, i can't afford that? yeah. well, i can't afford to have it. maybe. well, exactly. it yeah.- to have it. maybe. well, exactly. it yeah. you- . .�*i�*iiwiiiii�*: well, exactly. it yeah. you know, all iheee— exactly. it yeah. you know, all iheee eewi— exactly. it yeah. you know, all iheee eewi ei— exactly. it yeah. you know, all these sort of workers keep getting— these sort of workers keep getting it.— these sort of workers keep getting ill, don't they? but heeee— getting ill, don't they? but. heeeee—thew bosses don't get ill, do they? we.— bosses don't get ill, do they? we—i- bosses don't get ill, do they? we.—i nen-l bosses don't get ill, do they?l we.—i we no. you know what i mean. we iwet— no. you know what i mean. we

iwet ten-t— no. you know what i mean. we iwet ten-t eet— no. you know what i mean. we iwet ten-t get it.— no. you know what i mean. we just don't get it. so. so it's eiwieweiw— just don't get it. so. so it's obviously like— just don't get it. so. so it's obviously like they're swinging the-tnt— obviously like they're swinging the-tnt i— obviously like they're swinging the-and i think— obviously like they're swinging the and i think see an the leg and i think they see an ephenwnitw— the leg and i think they see an opportunity-that,- the leg and i think they see an opportunity that, you know, opportunity now that, you know, thew-we— opportunity now that, you know, thew-we-te— opportunity now that, you know, thew-ie-te wett- opportunity now that, you know, they're to work from they're entitled to work from home — they're entitled to work from home -een— they're entitled to work from home.-can ring- they're entitled to work from home. can ring in sick and, home. they can ring in sick and, you— home. they can ring in sick and, wow—wowe- home. they can ring in sick and, you—would know,l home. they can ring in sick and,| you—would know, in you know, as you would know, in the winter.— you know, as you would know, in the winter, you're— you know, as you would know, in the winter, you're going get the winter, you're going to get weenie— the winter, you're going to get more people are— the winter, you're going to get more people are going to suffer with— more people are going to suffer with-ent— more people are going to suffer with-and sickness.- more people are going to suffer with and sickness. but with illness and sickness. but you— with illness and sickness. but yew heiiewe— with illness and sickness. but. you believe—summer, you believe me, in the summer, thie— you believe me, in the summer, the—hone- you believe me, in the summer,| this—home sickness this working from home sickness is this working from home sickness ieeeene- weet— is going to come very heavily teee— is going to come very heavily because obviously seaside garden um, we just we've become the eiet— um, we just we've become the eiet-twwene— um, we just we've become the eiet-twiene nw- sick men of europe now and i think— sick men of europe now and i think ether— sick men of europe now and i think other countries are iewghing— think other countries are laughing economy laughing as the economy is entering.— laughing as the economy is suffering-never- laughing as the economy is suffering. never get suffering. it will never get on its suffering. it will never get on he teet— suffering. it will never get on its feet unless— suffering. it will never get on its feet unless people go back to wett— its feet unless people go back to work properly. but part of that i think, is if that for me, i think, is if people felt a bit more invested in country, if people felt in this country, if people felt as though they realised as though that they realised that their little contribution personally to economy, not personally to the economy, not just bank balance, but just their own bank balance, but everything that goes with it, it's part a bigger picture, it's part of a bigger picture, you working for britain, i you know, working for britain, i think a that. think we've lost a bit of that. i don't people i don't i don't think people i don't think people think like that anymore. no. but you just anymore. no. but what you just enet— anymore. no. but what you just etit. wetting— anymore. no. but what you just said, working-britain,- said, working for britain, i think— said, working for britain, i thintlgweet. — said, working for britain, i think great. actually love think is great. i actually love that.— think is great. i actually love that-_thtt-e- think is great. i actually love that._that's the. that. and maybe that's the eteeen— that. and maybe that's the slogan-should- that. and maybe that's the slogan should maybe get slogan we should maybe get hittin— slogan we should maybe get britain working— slogan we should maybe get britain working again. yeah. and you—vou- you are right there. but you knew.— you are right there. but you thew—in- you are right there. but you- know,_|'m noticing know, mainly what i'm noticing

the titer— know, mainly what i'm noticing the titer eett— know, mainly what i'm noticing the older sort of— know, mainly what i'm noticing the older sort of generation, vou— the older sort of generation, you thew.— the older sort of generation, you thew-eet- the older sort of generation, you know, got great work you know, they've got great work ethiee—thew- you know, they've got great work ethiee—thew eet- ethics. they turn up, they get on ethics. they turn up, they get en-vew— ethics. they turn up, they get en-vew thew.- ethics. they turn up, they get on-you know, i've- ethics. they turn up, they get on you know, i've had on with it. you know, i've had wererte— on with it. you know, i've had workers that,— on with it. you know, i've had workers that, you— on with it. you know, i've had workers that, you really workers that, you know, really old workers that, you know, really ett teeete— workers that, you know, really ett eeeete ent— workers that, you know, really old people and it— workers that, you know, really old people and it don't matter whet— old people and it don't matter whet-thew-we- old people and it don't matter what-they've got. - what illness they've got. thew-we— what illness they've got. they've _work. what illness they've got. they've _work the they've come to work with the wewnger—wew- they've come to work with the wewneer—wew tnew| they've come to work with the. younger—you know is younger ones. what you know is whatever— younger ones. what you know is whatever-it— younger ones. what you know is whatever-it is,- younger ones. what you know is whatever-it is, you- younger ones. what you know is whatever it is, you know, whatever excuse it is, you know, if whatever excuse it is, you know, it-eet-e— whatever excuse it is, you know, nneete-wn— whatever excuse it is, you know, it-eet-e-wn eit- whatever excuse it is, you know, if cat's up all night, if the cat's been up all night, if the cat's been up all night, it-neetnen-e— if the cat's been up all night, if postman's birthday, you if the postman's birthday, you thew.— if the postman's birthday, you knew thew— if the postman's birthday, you know, they-come- if the postman's birthday, you know, they come but. know, they don't come in. but. no.— know, they don't come in. but. no.-e— know, they don't come in. but. we-e teet. - no, but that's a fact. yeah, i heiiewe— no, but that's a fact. yeah, i can believe it.— no, but that's a fact. yeah, i can believe it. and i think the— can believe it. and i think that. yew— can believe it. and i think that, you know,- can believe it. and i think that, you know, any excuse that thew— that, you know, any excuse that they went— that, you know, any excuse that they won't come— that, you know, any excuse that they won't come to— that, you know, any excuse that they won't come to work if it's reining. — they won't come to work if it's reining. tn— they won't come to work if it's raining. i'm not— they won't come to work if it's raining. i'm not coming in. if ite— raining. i'm not coming in. if ire—net- raining. i'm not coming in. if it's—not coming. it's sunny, i'm not coming in. hwt— it's sunny, i'm not coming in. hwt wewe— it's sunny, i'm not coming in. hwt yew-we-get- it's sunny, i'm not coming in. but you've-get rid- it's sunny, i'm not coming in. but you've get rid of but you've got to get rid of then. — but you've got to get rid of then. reente— but you've got to get rid of them. people well, this. is them. people well, this. this is me them. people well, this. this is ne eating— them. people well, this. this is he eating it— them. people well, this. this is me saying it now.— them. people well, this. this is me saying it now. and, you know, i'll me saying it now. and, you know, in get— me saying it now. and, you know, in get eti— me saying it now. and, you know, i'll get all-haters— me saying it now. and, you know, i'll get all haters come on i'll get all the haters come on ent— i'll get all the haters come on ent-thet— i'll get all the haters come on ent-that. twt— i'll get all the haters come on and that, but that's fine. and all that, but that's fine. rew— and all that, but that's fine. yew-ne- and all that, but that's fine. yew-he e- and all that, but that's fine. you-me a good. and all that, but that's fine. - you-me a good profile. you know, get me a good profile. reth— you know, get me a good profile. ween hwt— you know, get me a good profile. ween twt ween— you know, get me a good profile. yeah, but yeah, we— you know, get me a good profile. yeah, but yeah, we need to stop it. anet— yeah, but yeah, we need to stop it. ant. yew— yeah, but yeah, we need to stop it. and, you know,— yeah, but yeah, we need to stop it. and, you know, i— yeah, but yeah, we need to stop it. and, you know, i would eereenetiw— personally not pay people to etew— personally not pay people to etew-ent— personally not pay people to etew-ent he- personally not pay people to stay-and be sick. personally not pay people to- stay-and be sick unless stay at home and be sick unless thew— stay at home and be sick unless they get— stay at home and be sick unless they get e— stay at home and be sick unless they got a doctor's— stay at home and be sick unless they got a doctor's certificate. trie— they got a doctor's certificate. tne-te— they got a doctor's certificate. trie-te he— they got a doctor's certificate. eric-to be okay.- they got a doctor's certificate. eric-to be okay. i- they got a doctor's certificate. eric to be okay. i also eric used to be okay. i also wewitn-t— eric used to be okay. i also wewttn-t pav— eric used to be okay. i also wouldn't pay people to work from nene.— wouldn't pay people to work from nene-ant— wouldn't pay people to work from home.-andlthink- wouldn't pay people to work from home. and think there's home. inaya and i think there's nent— home. inaya and i think there's many businesses— home. inaya and i think there's many businesses as owners like myeett— many businesses as owners like myeett-rhet— myself that are just a bit eet— myself that are just a bit eenet-eew— myself that are just a bit scared-saylin- myself that are just a bit scared say in public. scared to say it in public. i mean, we need— scared to say it in public. i mean, we need to stand up before the-ie— mean, we need to stand up before the-ie teteiiw— the economy is totally teetreweei— the economy is totally destroyed. and as say, think destroyed. and as i say, i think iwet— destroyed. and as i say, i think we're just laughed at all

we're just being laughed at all eneee-ant— we're just being laughed at all across and probably across europe. and probably the went—rew- across europe. and probably the went—yew eewl world at the moment. you say 1 in et— world at the moment. you say1 in et twt— world at the moment. you say 1 in et twt i— world at the moment. you say1 in et twti in— world at the moment. you say1 in 31, but 1 in 13— world at the moment. you say 1 in 31, but 1 in 13 is— world at the moment. you say 1 in 31, but1 in 13 is actually in 31, but 1 in 13 is actually eereenet— in 31, but 1 in 13 is actually personal, off— in 31, but 1 in 13 is actually personal, off sick. they're long tern — personal, off sick. they're long tern eiet. — personal, off sick. they're long tern eiet. se— personal, off sick. they're long term sick. so you've still got. ween— term sick. so you've still got. ween. wewe— term sick. so you've still got. yeah, you've still— term sick. so you've still got. yeah, you've still got the ones with—ent- yeah, you've still got the ones with—and friday. yeah, you've still got the ones. with _and friday then with the monday and friday then wewe— with the monday and friday then you've _ones who - with the monday and friday then you've ones who turn up you've got the ones who turn up but you've got the ones who turn up hwt-iezw— you've got the ones who turn up hwt-iezw anyway.- you've got the ones who turn up but lazy anyway. well but they're lazy anyway. well that-e— but they're lazy anyway. well there-eetne- but they're lazy anyway. well that's saying. but it's that's what i'm saying. but it's a 1 that's what i'm saying. but it's e—i in— that's what i'm saying. but it's e—i in ie- that's what i'm saying. but it's e—i in is. and. that's what i'm saying. but it'si a_1 in 13. and you a lot more than 1 in 13. and you say— a lot more than 1 in 13. and you eat ee— a lot more than 1 in 13. and you eat ee it— a lot more than 1 in 13. and you eey ee it get— a lot more than 1 in 13. and you say as it got worse— a lot more than 1 in 13. and you say as it got worse courses got ant— say as it got worse courses got ant why— say as it got worse courses got worse. and why has it got worse. teee— worse. and why has it got worse. because-working- worse. and why has it got worse. . because _working-home because of the working from home nonsense-other— because of the working from home nonsense. other you've nonsense. the other thing you've got nonsense. the other thing you've eet—ie— nonsense. the other thing you've get—ie e— nonsense. the other thing you've get—ie e tet- nonsense. the other thing you've get—ie e tet et- got now, patrick, is a lot of then — got now, patrick, is a lot of them complaining with backs, them are complaining with backs, neet— them are complaining with backs, neet-ent— them are complaining with backs, neet-ent eti— them are complaining with backs, neck-and all that— them are complaining with backs, neck and all that because neck eyes and all that because thew-re— neck eyes and all that because thew-re-nreeer- neck eyes and all that because they're proper working they're not in proper working environment,— they're not in proper working. environment,-they're environment, you know, they're not getting the proper chairs. rew— not getting the proper chairs. yew—wertingl not getting the proper chairs.| you _working off you know, they're working off their— you know, they're working off their kitchen _ you know, they're working off their kitchen table. they're wertine — their kitchen table. they're wertine ett— their kitchen table. they're working off sofa, working in working off the sofa, working in or working off the sofa, working in er-newine— working off the sofa, working in or-moving-those. or hardly moving even those tittie— or hardly moving even those little movements like walking to the-etetien— little movements like walking to the station morning the tube station in the morning ent— the tube station in the morning ent-wetting— the tube station in the morning and -walking from - the tube station in the morning and walking from there to and then walking from there to wewr— and then walking from there to| wewr—wewr your office and walking to your teeee— your office and walking to your teee-e-heet- your office and walking to your boss's-back or- your office and walking to your boss's back or whatever boss's desk and back or whatever . iof— boss's desk and back or whatever . iof these— boss's desk and back or whatever . .of those things— boss's desk and back or whatever . .of those things are- . all of those things are completely removed you just completely removed when you just plonk down your plonk yourself down in your pyjamas, your spare room at pyjamas, in your spare room at 9:00 in the morning and stay there night. but there until 5 pm. at night. but can i just ask a bit about you? because you would never have got to where you in life now if to where you are in life now if

you had a work you hadn't have had a work ethic. and if you hadn't ethic. okay and if you hadn't have constantly been chasing something, trying to climb a particular mountain you particular mountain however you want it. yeah. want to phrase it. yeah. and there always going to be there are always going to be obstacles and there's obstacles in life and there's always reason, i always going to be a reason, i think, to, to, to, to, to throw the towel in and say it's a bit hard. this and don't really hard. this and i don't really fancy doing it. why did you not do why did keep going. do that? why did you keep going. okay, one is i've never okay, well, one is i've never been benefits in life and been on benefits in my life and i put it bluntly. i i don't i'll put it bluntly. i don't believe poncing off the ewntiee— don't believe poncing off the countries what— don't believe poncing off the countries what we should be tene.— countries what we should be teing. we— countries what we should be doing. we shouldn't be draining the—there-el the country. obviously, there's teeete— the country. obviously, there's. eeenie—te people on benefits that have to be people on benefits that have to ire-thet— people on benefits that have to tee-that een-t— people on benefits that have to be-that can't work.- people on benefits that have to be that can't work. mental be on it that can't work. mental hearth.— be on it that can't work. mental heetth. preter— be on it that can't work. mental health, proper mental health disabilities— health, proper mental health disabilities or— health, proper mental health disabilities or other issues. ant—thet- - disabilities or other issues. and _that. and. and i'm all for that. and i think— and i'm all for that. and i think-should- and i'm all for that. and i think should well and i'm all for that. and i- think-should.well looked think they should be well looked etten— think they should be well looked then-io— think they should be well looked after.-70 other,- think they should be well looked after.-70 other, 70- after. but the 70 other, 70 ether.— after. but the 70 other, 70 other, that's— after. but the 70 other, 70 other, that's on- after. but the 70 other, 70 other, that's on benefits that ge — other, that's on benefits that ge te — other, that's on benefits that can go to work— other, that's on benefits that can go to work and shouldn't to be can go to work and shouldn't to he were— can go to work and shouldn't to he wert. then— can go to work and shouldn't to be work, then i— can go to work and shouldn't to be work, then i think they're the— be work, then i think they're the enee— be work, then i think they're the ones that— be work, then i think they're the ones that we— be work, then i think they're the ones that we need to be wertine— the ones that we need to be wertine en— the ones that we need to be working on and— the ones that we need to be working on and we shouldn't etiew— working on and we shouldn't etiew then— working on and we shouldn't allow them benefits for so allow them on benefits for so tene.— allow them on benefits for so longr neyte — allow them on benefits for so long, maybe three months on three— long, maybe three months on three months.— long, maybe three months on three months. got do a job, three months. got to do a job, whether— three months. got to do a job, whether it— three months. got to do a job, whether it be— three months. got to do a job, whether it be the— three months. got to do a job, whether it be the fruit picking, whether— whether it be the fruit picking, whether community work or whether it be community work or whatever. — whether it be community work or whatever. .whw— whether it be community work or whatever. .whw- i - whether it be community work or whatever. why i punch whatever. but why didn't i punch

off whatever. but why didn't i punch ett the— whatever. but why didn't i punch off the country?— whatever. but why didn't i punch off the country? because i was hreweht— off the country? because i was hrewght wn— off the country? because i was hrewght we te— off the country? because i was hrewght we te ge— off the country? because i was brought up to go out and earn a thing— brought up to go out and earn a thing .— brought up to go out and earn a thing . ant— brought up to go out and earn a living . and that's— brought up to go out and earn a living . and that's what people living. and that's what people do. living. and that's what people te. r— living. and that's what people te. r neen— living. and that's what people te. r yew— living. and that's what people do. i mean, you know, we get a lot do. i mean, you know, we get a tet et— do. i mean, you know, we get a tet et pride— do. i mean, you know, we get a lot of pride out— do. i mean, you know, we get a lot of pride out of— do. i mean, you know, we get a lot of pride out of that and there-e— lot of pride out of that and there-e e— lot of pride out of that and there's a lot— lot of pride out of that and there's a lot of— lot of pride out of that and there's a lot of people that are ereet— there's a lot of people that are greet wereret— there's a lot of people that are great workers in— there's a lot of people that are great workers in britain. i'm net— great workers in britain. i'm net tneetine— great workers in britain. i'm not knocking everybody here. i'm just not knocking everybody here. i'm iwet knocking-— not knocking everybody here. i'm just knocking. yeah, yeah, of —ehw.- just knocking. yeah, yeah, of —eeeehw - just knocking. yeah, yeah, of course. _shy. i. just knocking. yeah, yeah, of. course. _shy. i think course. lazy work, shy. i think wewwe— course. lazy work, shy. i think yew-we—tew- course. lazy work, shy. i think you've key point you've identified a key point there, which that of this 2.5 there, which is that of this 2.5 million will be off million people who will be off long sick, there will long term sick, there will absolutely, undeniably be a lot of genuinely ill of people who are genuinely ill and are genuinely struggling and who are genuinely struggling with lot about mental with with you a lot about mental health on this show and all that kind of stuff. but i, i refuse to refuse to believe to believe. i refuse to believe that near all of those that anywhere near all of those two and a half people could not be work. well, of course, be in work. well, of course, i mean, just don't believe it. mean, i just don't believe it. well, over 50. how much time hete— well, over 50. how much time have yew— well, over 50. how much time have you het— well, over 50. how much time have you had work through have you had off work through eietneee— have you had off work through- sickness—here? sickness since you've been here? wett— sickness since you've been here? wen i— sickness since you've been here? wen i wee— sickness since you've been here? wen i quite— sickness since you've been here? well, i was quite ill— sickness since you've been here? well, i was quite ill at— sickness since you've been here? well, i was quite ill at one- well, i was quite ill at one point, so i did have to have about three weeks. but yeah, i mean, in how long? two years? yeah mean, in how long? two years? veeh ween— mean, in how long? two years? weeh ween. yeah-— mean, in how long? two years? yeah yeah, yeah. i— .. .. witt�*tg?’ two years? yeah yeah, yeah. i haven't. i ten-t— yeah yeah, yeah. i haven't. i ten-t eer— yeah yeah, yeah. i haven't. i don't ever recall— yeah yeah, yeah. i haven't. i don't ever recall having a day off don't ever recall having a day ett ter— don't ever recall having a day off for sickness. _ don't ever recall having a day off for sickness. i've took days off for sickness. i've took days ett heeewee — off for sickness. i've took days off because i've— off for sickness. i've took days off because i've had hangover or. off because i've had hangover ween.— off because i've had hangover or. yeah. whatever. out

or. yeah. whatever. been out and etewt—thet- or. yeah. whatever. been out and about—that sort. or. yeah. whatever. been out and about—that sort ofi about and you know that sort of thing. — about and you know that sort of thing. ewt— about and you know that sort of thing. hwt ee— about and you know that sort of thing. but as far— about and you know that sort of thing. but as far as— about and you know that sort of thing. but as far as sickness no twe— thing. but as far as sickness no i've never had— thing. but as far as sickness no i've never had a— thing. but as far as sickness no i've never had a day for i've never had a day off for eietneee— i've never had a day off for sickness _just. i've never had a day off for. sickness _just think sickness and, and i just think thet— sickness and, and i just think thet-reeeen— sickness and, and i just think that-reason i— sickness and, and i just think that-reason i do- sickness and, and i just think that reason i do it is that the reason i do it is teeewee— that the reason i do it is because they're allowed to do it. ant— because they're allowed to do it. ant ite— because they're allowed to do it. ant it-e e— because they're allowed to do it. and it's a lot— because they're allowed to do it. and it's a lot easier. and yoe get— it. and it's a lot easier. and now you've got this labour eewernnent— now you've got this labour government want to bring government that want to bring out something about, you know, if out something about, you know, it—entitiet- out something about, you know, if_entitled to i if they're, they're entitled to wert—ent - if they're, they're entitled to work—and you'rei if they're, they're entitled to. work—and you're not work from home and you're not entittet— work from home and you're not entitiet tet— work from home and you're not entitled to, oh— work from home and you're not entitled to, oh can't entitled to, oh you can't wherewith— entitled to, oh you can't whatsapp after 5 pm. entitled to, oh you can't- whatsapp-after 5 pm. or whatsapp them after 5 pm. or whetewer. — whatsapp them after 5 pm. or whetewer. tet— whatsapp them after 5 pm. or whatever. let me— whatsapp them after 5 pm. or whatever. let me just say this, eetnett— whatever. let me just say this, patrick, before _ whatever. let me just say this, patrick, before you rid of patrick, before you get rid of -right.— patrick, before you get rid of ne-right. i- patrick, before you get rid of me. right. i mean labour me. that's right. i mean labour party—thevl party is the wrong name. they ehewit— party is the wrong name. they ehewit he— party is the wrong name. they should be called— party is the wrong name. they should be called lazy party, party is the wrong name. they shoulc fair called lazy party, party is the wrong name. they shoulc fair enough. y party, party is the wrong name. they shoulc fair enough. . sirty, right? fair enough. it's a streng— right? fair enough. it's a strong fetish. _ right? fair enough. it's a strong fetish. charlie. i love it. you very much, mate. it. thank you very much, mate. great to have on the show. great to have you on the show. charlie mullins there obe isn't it? yes. yeah, we missed that off, know, demoted you off, you know, demoted you there. no there. charlie berlin's obe, no less. go. thank you. less. there you go. thank you. i suspect saying what a lot of people thinking. get your people are thinking. get your emails in. emails coming in. vaiews@gbnews.uk to vaiews@gbnews.uk loads more to come and 6:00 and come between now and 6:00 and we'll asking expert. are we'll be asking a pr expert. are harry meghan now damaged harry and meghan now damaged goods?is harry and meghan now damaged goods? is their completely goods? is their brand completely and first, and totally broken? but first, it's latest headlines with it's your latest headlines with polly . patrick. thanks very much

polly. patrick. thanks very much inteet. — polly. patrick. thanks very much inteet. the— polly. patrick. thanks very much inteet. the ten— polly. patrick. thanks very much indeed. the top stories- it»? thanks very much indeed. the top stories this new. — indeed. the top stories this new. the— indeed. the top stories this hour. the uk— indeed. the top stories this hour. the uk and japan have either— hour. the uk and japan have eienet e— hour. the uk and japan have eignet e ew— hour. the uk and japan have signed a new agreement to build eteee— signed a new agreement to build closer defence,— signed a new agreement to build closer defence, security and ether— closer defence, security and ewher tee.— closer defence, security and cyber ties. the— closer defence, security and cyber ties. the prime ministers in hireehine— cyber ties. the prime ministers in hiroshima today, where he's ettentet— in hiroshima today, where he's ettentet e— in hiroshima today, where he's attended a bilateral dinner eneet— attended a bilateral dinner eheet et— attended a bilateral dinner ahead of the— attended a bilateral dinner ahead of the g7 summit. rishi swnet— ahead of the g7 summit. rishi swnet eewe— ahead of the g7 summit. rishi sunak says the— ahead of the g7 summit. rishi sunak says the new deal will twrther— sunak says the new deal will further strengthen and deepen the partnership— further strengthen and deepen the partnership between the two ewwtriee— the partnership between the two countries and _ the partnership between the two countries and earlier he announced japanese businesses hete— announced japanese businesses hewe erenieet— announced japanese businesses have promised to— announced japanese businesses have promised to invest almost £18 have promised to invest almost tie tittien— have promised to invest almost £18 billion in— have promised to invest almost £18 billion in the— have promised to invest almost £18 billion in the uk. have promised to invest almost £18 billion in the uk . the £18 billion in the uk. the hetenee— £18 billion in the uk. the defence secretary, ben wallace, has defence secretary, ben wallace, hee reweeiet— defence secretary, ben wallace, has revealed storm shadow nieeiiee— has revealed storm shadow missiles recently sent to whene— missiles recently sent to titreine tw— missiles recently sent to ukraine by the uk have been used in war. wallace— ukraine by the uk have been used in war. wallace and— ukraine by the uk have been used in war. wallace and his werwegien— in war. wallace and his norwegian counterpart signed an eereenent— norwegian counterpart signed an egreenent te— norwegian counterpart signed an agreement to increase the entity— agreement to increase the ehiiitw te— agreement to increase the ability to detect submarines , ability to detect submarines, nine— ability to detect submarines, mine threats— ability to detect submarines, mine threats and north atlantic eeewritw. — mine threats and north atlantic eeewritw. the— mine threats and north atlantic security. the accord comes a weer— security. the accord comes a weer etter— security. the accord comes a year after the _ security. the accord comes a year after the attack on the were — year after the attack on the nord stream _ year after the attack on the nord stream gas pipeline , and nord stream gas pipeline, and the tiri— nord stream gas pipeline, and the rmt union— nord stream gas pipeline, and the rmt union has announced treeh— the rmt union has announced treeh etnte— the rmt union has announced fresh strike action on june the 2nd— fresh strike action on june the end, with— fresh strike action on june the end, with e— fresh strike action on june the 2nd, with a total— fresh strike action on june the 2nd, with a total of 20,000 reiiwew— 2nd, with a total of 20,000 railway workers _ 2nd, with a total of 20,000 railway workers walking off the job. railway workers walking off the tee. henhere— railway workers walking off the job. members from 14 train

eeeretere— job. members from 14 train operators, including caterers, trein— operators, including caterers, trein eneete— operators, including caterers, train managers and station etett— train managers and station etett witt— train managers and station staff, will take— train managers and station staff, will take action and that witt— staff, will take action and that witi etteet— staff, will take action and that will affect train— staff, will take action and that will affect train services threwghewt— will affect train services throughout the country. it's all part— throughout the country. it's all pert et— throughout the country. it's all pert et their— throughout the country. it's all part of their long— throughout the country. it's all part of their long running tienwte— part of their long running dispute over— part of their long running dispute over pay, jobs and conditions,— dispute over pay, jobs and conditions, and- dispute over pay, jobs and conditions, and that comes as the— conditions, and that comes as the wetienet— conditions, and that comes as the national education union announced within the last hour thet— announced within the last hour that teachers,— announced within the last hour that teachers, too,— announced within the last hour that teachers, too, will hold twrther— that teachers, too, will hold further strikes _ that teachers, too, will hold further strikes in july if their tene— further strikes in july if their long running— further strikes in july if their long running dispute over pay neen-t— long running dispute over pay heen-t teen— long running dispute over pay hasn't been resolved by mid—june . ant— hasn't been resolved by mid—june . ant e— hasn't been resolved by mid—june . ant e nen— hasn't been resolved by mid—june . and a man who— hasn't been resolved by mid—june . and a man who dressed up as a woman has admitted abducting and eeeewitine— woman has admitted abducting and eeeewiting e— woman has admitted abducting and assaulting a schoolgirl while in the seettieh— assaulting a schoolgirl while in the scottish borders . andrew the scottish borders. andrew hitter.— the scottish borders. andrew hitter. whe— the scottish borders. andrew miller, who calls himself amy george— miller, who calls himself amy george sexually— miller, who calls himself amy george sexually assaulted the enter— george sexually assaulted the ehiit ee— george sexually assaulted the ehiit e— george sexually assaulted the child over a 27— george sexually assaulted the child over a 27 hour period. he needed— child over a 27 hour period. he eteetet twitt— child over a 27 hour period. he pleaded guilty to— child over a 27 hour period. he pleaded guilty to four charges ent— pleaded guilty to four charges ent nett— pleaded guilty to four charges ent en te— pleaded guilty to four charges and he'll be sentenced in august . the— and he'll be sentenced in august . the government's— and he'll be sentenced in august . the government's revealed it etent— . the government's revealed it eeent etneet— . the government's revealed it spent almost £162— . the government's revealed it spent almost £162 million on the eweene— spent almost £162 million on the eweene etete— spent almost £162 million on the queen's state funeral and retetet— queen's state funeral and related events— queen's state funeral and related events . the treasury related events. the treasury eewe— related events. the treasury eewe thet— related events. the treasury says that included security twine— says that included security twring the— says that included security during the period of national rnewrnhe— during the period of national mourning, which saw the queen lying— mourning, which saw the queen lying in— mourning, which saw the queen lying in etete— mourning, which saw the queen lying in etete et— mourning, which saw the queen lying in state at london's west

iiineter— lying in state at london's west iiineter heir.— lying in state at london's west minster hall. her— lying in state at london's west minster hall. her coffin was etee— minster hall. her coffin was etee laying— minster hall. her coffin was etee laying in— minster hall. her coffin was also laying in rest at edinburgh eethetrei— also laying in rest at edinburgh eethetrei en— also laying in rest at edinburgh cathedral on tv— also laying in rest at edinburgh cathedral on tv online dab+ retie— cathedral on tv online dab+ retie ent— cathedral on tv online dab+ radio and the— cathedral on tv online dab+ radio and the tunein app. this is . radio and the tunein app. this ie . eh— radio and the tunein app. this ie . eh wewe— radio and the tunein app. this is. gb news direct bullion sponsors the— is. gb news direct bullion sponsors the finance report on gb sponsors the finance report on he wewe— sponsors the finance report on he wewe ter— sponsors the finance report on gb news for gold— sponsors the finance report on gb news for gold and silver inweetnent— gb news for gold and silver inweetnent .— gb news for gold and silver investment . _ gb news for gold and silver investment. a— gb news for gold and silver investment. ' t:. ti.

. wew— gb news investments that matter . wew neet— gb news investments that matter . wew neet et— gb news investments that matter . now most of you— gb news investments that matter . now most of you must have need— . now most of you must have heert tw— . now most of you must have heert try new— . now most of you must have heard by now about harry and heehen-e— heard by now about harry and heehen-e neer— heard by now about harry and meghan's near catastrophic car eneee— meghan's near catastrophic car eheee .— meghan's near catastrophic car eheee . ee thew— meghan's near catastrophic car chase , as they described it chase, as they described it themselves— chase, as they described it themselves. _ chase, as they described it themselves. .. chase, as they described it themselves . t“ chase, as they described it- themselves . but within hours of themselves. but within hours of themselves. but within hours of the couple's spokesperson releasing a statement on tuesday, their story started to unravel. the mayor of new york said he found it hard to believe there been a two hour car there had been a two hour car chase in the city while the nypd described the sussexes car ride as challenging, which isn't quite is it? near quite the same, is it? as near qatar strophic now i want to know, latest know, in light of this latest embarrassing humiliation for the couple appeared to couple who have appeared to exaggerate yet again, are harry and meghan now damaged goods? is their brand wrecked beyond repair? now? very shortly i'm going to be joined by pr and brand expert mark borkowski , brand expert mark borkowski, who's going to tell us a little bit. i think, about the idea of whether or not they are completely tarnished and indeed damaged. but before that, i'm just going to delve into the world of my inbox and specifically about harry and meghan. patrick i don't really

think that they have anything left to lose . that's from left to lose. that's from catherine. another royal story who's been doing the rounds for us is about the cost of the queen's funeral. i was asking you whether or not you thought the queen's funeral was value for and it was £162 for money and it was £162 million. the cost of the funeral for money and it was £162 milli(in the cost of the funeral for money and it was £162 milli(in state :ost of the funeral for money and it was £162 milli(in state and )f the funeral for money and it was £162 milli(in state and )f 1course,tral lying in state and of course, all the and ceremony as all of the pomp and ceremony as well. the usual types of piped up, gone look at up, haven't they gone look at this money we're this taxpayer money we're spending queen's spending for the queen's funeral. that absolutely funeral. i find that absolutely astonishing. surely that is one day particular calendar, day in our particular calendar, in history, where in our country's history, where we can actually stand up and say that was worth every single penny. think about the decades of unblemished , dignified of unblemished, dignified service that our late queen gave to us and think about. it's a small price to pay, isn't it? i believe i can now be drawn by mark borkowski, who is a pr and brand expert. mark great to have you on the show. how are you? i'm well, patrick, how about you? — i'm well, patrick, how about you? wee.— i'm well, patrick, how about you? tee. in— i'm well, patrick, how about you? yes, i'm good.- i'm well, patrick, how about you? “wits g: \tiifti�*tt" t“ i'm well, patrick, how about- you? yes, i'm good. now in light of appear to be of what would appear to be another large exodus from another rather large exodus from harry meghan, which was harry and meghan, which was picked easily and

picked apart quite easily and rapidly, this new york car chase , do you think that they are irreversible , visibly tarnished? irreversible, visibly tarnished? i was wondering whether or not this might be the final nail in their credibility's coffin . no. their credibility's coffin. no. on the contrary. look, we're tettine — on the contrary. look, we're talking about— on the contrary. look, we're talking about it— on the contrary. look, we're talking about it now.- o" iiyw look, we're talking about it now. i mean, toot,— talking about it now. i mean, teet. thie— talking about it now. i mean, teet. thie ie— talking about it now. i mean, look, this is for— talking about it now. i mean, look, this is for a— talking about it now. i mean, look, this is for a global ewtienee— look, this is for a global audience and.- look, this is for a global audience and. correct. i think thet— audience and. correct. i think thet their— audience and. correct. i think that their their— audience and. correct. i think that their their image isn't eeniewteriw— that their their image isn't particularly great in the uk . we particularly great in the uk. we are particularly great in the uk. we generetiw— particularly great in the uk. we are generally to— particularly great in the uk. we are generally to a— particularly great in the uk. we are generally to a certain extent— are generally to a certain extent .— are generally to a certain extent . vert— are generally to a certain extent , very supportive of the extent, very supportive of the rewei— extent, very supportive of the royal families. _ extent, very supportive of the royal families. we've shown threweh— royal families. we've shown through recent— royal families. we've shown through recent events and eiwieweiw— through recent events and obviously the— through recent events and obviously the trouble they've tietet— obviously the trouble they've tietet we— obviously the trouble they've tietet we ter— obviously the trouble they've kicked up for the royal family at kicked up for the royal family et theee— kicked up for the royal family et theee eert— kicked up for the royal family at these sort of— kicked up for the royal family at these sort of times. it neen-t— at these sort of times. it heen-t eene— at these sort of times. it hasn't gone down well, but their play— hasn't gone down well, but their play etwieweiw— hasn't gone down well, but their play etwiewetw ie— hasn't gone down well, but their play obviously is to america . play obviously is to america. thet-e— play obviously is to america. that's where— play obviously is to america. that's where their core audience is . that's where their core audience ie . ant— that's where their core audience ie . ant i— that's where their core audience is . and i think— that's where their core audience is . and i think american is. and i think american ewietneee— is. and i think american audiences love this stuff . and audiences love this stuff. and of course, they've— audiences love this stuff. and of course, they've got to their very— of course, they've got to their very eeet— of course, they've got to their very eeet et— of course, they've got to their very good at actually spinning out very good at actually spinning ewt iwnt— very good at actually spinning ewt iwnt ewnt— very good at actually spinning out junk junk information . and out junk junk information. and for out junk junk information. and terthe— out junk junk information. and ter the net— out junk junk information. and for the net for— out junk junk information. and for the net for and american ewietneee— for the net for and american audiences that— for the net for and american audiences that play into the where— audiences that play into the whole diana— audiences that play into the whole diana vibe of what eetweiiw— whole diana vibe of what actually happened to diana as

eertrewet— actually happened to diana as eenrewet tw— actually happened to diana as eenrewet he the— actually happened to diana as portrayed by the crown rather then— portrayed by the crown rather then reetitw— portrayed by the crown rather than reality. it— portrayed by the crown rather than reality. it it— portrayed by the crown rather than reality. it it does mark even when it's— than reality. it it does mark even when it's generating noise . ewt— even when it's generating noise . hwt whet— even when it's generating noise . hwt whet i— even when it's generating noise . but what i don't— even when it's generating noise . but what i don't get is noise. serrw — . but what i don't get is noise. sorry- ween.— . but what i don't get is noise. sorry. yeah. well,— . but what i don't get is noise. sorry. yeah. well, see- . but what i don't get is noise. sorry. / sorry. yeah. well, see then. this is the thing, mark, isn't it? you will know better than me. you're a pr and you're a brand expert. but do they need is this . do they really need the is this. do they really need the noise? like this where you come out with this statement that basically said we were fearing for our lives and it brought me back to i could picture exactly how my mother must have felt in her final moments or this . and her final moments or this. and then the nypd come out and go, well, that's just not really true. the mayor of new york comes out and goes, well, it's not really true. i mean, it's not really true. i mean, it's not the right kind of noise, really. surely that noise is liar. but really. surely that noise is liar . but we really. surely that noise is liar. but we don't we don't care etewt— liar. but we don't we don't care etewt the— liar. but we don't we don't care about the facts.— liar. but we don't we don't care about the facts. _ liar. but we don't we don't care about the facts. you- e but we don't we don't care about the facts. /titt. about the facts. you know, we care about what we feel about the story, particularly in america . and if you can break america. and if you can break this mix of sort of control, oversee and sort of, you know, a

sexy story and amplify it with their celebrities, it goes everywhere. and they need traction. they need to be in annoyed. now, look, it's not that long ago than kate middleton or i should say, you know, the duchess of edinburgh now, whatever she's called is playing the piano as part of the eurovision sort of intro. yeah great publicity stunts are on the front pages of every newspaper here. and i'm sure they looked at that and thought, hmm, what could we do to sort of do you think this is it, though, mark? is that this is a really thie— mark? is that this is a really thie ie— mark? is that this is a really thie ie e— mark? is that this is a really this is a really— , is that this is a really this is a really fascinating pointe— this is a really fascinating point, actually. - this is a really fascinating point, actually. do you think thet— point, actually. do you think thet thew— point, actually. do you think thet thew ee— point, actually. do you think that they are seriously so eheeeeet— that they are seriously so obsessed with— that they are seriously so obsessed with the reputation of the-reweie— obsessed with the reputation of the-reweie new- obsessed with the reputation of the royals now that this the working royals now that this is the working royals now that this ie ene— the working royals now that this ie thine— the working royals now that this is one thing that— the working royals now that this is one thing that might be tweiiine— is one thing that might be fuelling them?— is one thing that might be fuelling them? do you think that this-something— fuelling them? do you think that this something they feel this is something that they feel as this is something that they feel ee—eet- this is something that they feel ee—eet te- this is something that they feel ee—eet te tel as though they've got to be nent— as though they've got to be front .centre _ as though they've got to be front .centre and - as though they've got to be front centre and it's almost front and centre and it's almost tite— front and centre and it's almost iite thew-re — front and centre and it's almost like they're being— front and centre and it's almost like they're being driven by hete—vew- like they're being driven by hate _you can'tj like they're being driven by. hate _you can't be hate in that way? you can't be tereetten— hate in that way? you can't be forgotten about— hate in that way? you can't be forgotten about patrick in this eee. — forgotten about patrick in this eee. rew— forgotten about patrick in this eee. vew knew.— forgotten about patrick in this age. /t:itt. git

forgotten about patrick in this age. v/wit. git age. you know, you've got, you know, you've got to sustain fame and you've got to be trumpian to and you've got to be trumpian to a certain extent in the way you go about generating that sort of noise of they're noise. and of course they're obsessed by what's happening in this country. i mean, harry is in court and suing. i don't know how many different people this is all selling back to an american audience who i mean, i did i did a recent podcast with a number of sort of american young american media type who actually saw the crown as not a piece of drama, but as absolutely fact now. and this is certainly helped by some of the stuff that's been posited in interviews with oprah and stuff like this. this is an ongoing and make no mistake, this is a pr war and they are desperately frightened of being forgotten because if they drop off the radar, then they don't have that sort of traction . you know, sort of traction. you know, they've they supposedly some a—list american sort of stars

don't be connected with them because they don't quite like distillery reaction to the book. that's fair. but they've got a lot of ammunition. you know, that they can keep firing across aukus and you just don't think fundamentally you're ignoring it fundamentally you're ignoring it fundamentally. yeah. but we are talking about it and debating it. i know that there's this big thing about, you know , all thing about, you know, all pubuchyis thing about, you know, all publicity is good publicity. and i get that. you know, if wewe— and i get that. you know, if wewre nethe— and i get that. you know, if you're making headlines and etwtt— you're making headlines and etwtt tite— you're making headlines and stuff like that. _ you're making headlines and stuff like that. but the reality is now, though,— stuff like that. but the reality is now, though, especially eeeeeiettw— is now, though, especially especially in— is now, though, especially especially in light what they especially in light of what they say especially in light of what they eey-in— especially in light of what they eey-in wew- especially in light of what they say-in new york- especially in light of what they say in new york and say happened in new york and thine— say happened in new york and thine-hete— say happened in new york and thine-heteleew- say happened in new york and thing have say, any thing they have to say, any etein— thing they have to say, any eiein thew— thing they have to say, any claim they have— thing they have to say, any claim they have make thing they have to say, any claim they have-make i claim they have to make now, i eweeeet— claim they have to make now, i eweeeet nee— claim they have to make now, i suspect more and— claim they have to make now, i suspect more and more people's tetewit— suspect more and more people's default reaction— suspect more and more people's default reaction is— suspect more and more people's default reaction is just going to default reaction is just going te—ieet- default reaction is just going te—ieet et- default reaction is just goingi to_load of rubbish to be that's a load of rubbish ien-t— to be that's a load of rubbish ien-tlit-e— to be that's a load of rubbish isn't-it's-what- to be that's a load of rubbish isn't-it's-what you- to be that's a load of rubbish isn't it's what you want isn't it? it's not what you want to isn't it? it's not what you want teltnewn— isn't it? it's not what you want teltnewn ter. — isn't it? it's not what you want to i known for, you - isn't it? it's not what you want to known for, you know, if to be known for, you know, if wewe— to be known for, you know, if wewe e— to be known for, you know, if you're a brand— to be known for, you know, if you're a brand expert, you reeiiw— you're a brand expert, you really went— you're a brand expert, you really want to _ you're a brand expert, you really want to have a brand there— really want to have a brand there-het- really want to have a brand there just utterly there that is just utterly tarnished. _ there that is just utterly tarnished. �*ftt�*tzitll there that is just utterly tarnished. t: there that is just utterly- tarnished. well, as i said, it's tarnished. well, as i said, it's tarnished it's tarnished tarnished here. it's tarnished perhaps in the commonwealth, but it isn't tarnished in america. america love it. and if you are still generating traction in the

world's biggest market, you don't really care what's being said in the uk at and if it still generates and fuel. social media. and if you look at social media, many people believe they were being pursued by the paparazzi . you know, we can look paparazzi. you know, we can look at it as a tarnished brand, but for them, it's a fight for survival. it's a fight for attention, a fight for survival and fight for attention. and also as well, i'm pleased you come on about— also as well, i'm pleased you come on about this, mark, teeewee— come on about this, mark, heeewee it— come on about this, mark, because it does- come on about this, mark, because it does appear to be iwet— because it does appear to be iwet en— because it does appear to be just an acceptance of fakery as wett— just an acceptance of fakery as weiile— just an acceptance of fakery as well-a commercial- just an acceptance of fakery as well a commercial sense, well for a commercial sense, when— well for a commercial sense, which-operating- well for a commercial sense, which operating in which if you're operating in thet—etwtt- that world, great stuff i eweeeeet— that world, great stuff i supposer ewt- that world, great stuff i suppose, but i think it's hard for suppose, but i think it's hard ter e— suppose, but i think it's hard ter e tet— suppose, but i think it's hard ter e tet et— suppose, but i think it's hard for a lot of people to disassociate - for a lot of people to disassociate prince harry with, eeeeeieiw— disassociate prince harry with,i eeeeeietiw—ent disassociate prince harry with,i eeewhiiet —ent disassociate prince harry with,i espwhilst the _ and disassociate prince harry with, espwhilst the royal and disassociate prince harry with, espwhilst the royal family and disassociate prince harry with, espwhilst the royal family isid disassociate prince harry with, espwhilst the royal family is in us whilst the royal family is in iteeit— us whilst the royal family is in iteeitltrenrt— us whilst the royal family is in itselflbrand. i— us whilst the royal family is in itself brand. i think there is itself a brand. i think there is a itself a brand. i think there is elieee— itself a brand. i think there is elieee et— itself a brand. i think there is a.less of the— itself a brand. i think there is a less of the more obvious a bit less of the more obvious fakery— a bit less of the more obvious tetew yew— a bit less of the more obvious fakery you could— a bit less of the more obvious fakery you could say. but look, here— fakery you could say. but look, here-were- fakery you could say. but look, here-were very- fakery you could say. but look,- mark,-very, very much. mark, thank you very, very much. ereet— mark, thank you very, very much. greet-yew— mark, thank you very, very much. eeet-yew en— mark, thank you very, very much. great-you on the- mark, thank you very, very much. great you on the show. great to have you on the show. ereet— great to have you on the show. ereet te— great to have you on the show. ereet te newe— great to have you on the show. great to have your— great to have you on the show. great to have your insight. mark herteweti — great to have your insight. mark borkowski there,— great to have your insight. mark borkowski there, who is pr and borkowski there, who is a pr and twent— borkowski there, who is a pr and brand-reacting— brand expert, reacting to whether— brand expert, reacting toi whether—and brand expert, reacting to- whether_and meghan whether or not harry and meghan newe— whether or not harry and meghan neve-new.— whether or not harry and meghan have - now, there's- have finished. now, there's not tene—wnti- have finished. now, there's not tene—wntii i- have finished. now, there's not long-until i dance. long to go now until i dance with— long to go now until i dance with e— long to go now until i dance with e erewe— long to go now until i dance with a group of— long to go now until i dance with a group of male strippers.

yest— with a group of male strippers. hee thet-e— with a group of male strippers. yes, that's right.— with a group of male strippers. yes, that's right. we're about to yes, that's right. we're about te heer— yes, that's right. we're about te heer tren — yes, that's right. we're about to hear from one— yes, that's right. we're about to hear from one of the stars of the— to hear from one of the stars of the ehew. — to hear from one of the stars of the show. iwill— to hear from one of the stars of the show. will dancing the show. i will be dancing eieneeite— the show. i will be dancing. alongside—man alongside this particular man in hreniew— alongside this particular man in bromley—28th- alongside this particular man in bromley—28th as. alongside this particular man in bromley—28th as i. bromley on june the 28th as i try te— bromley on june the 28th as i try te iee— bromley on june the 28th as i try te e— bromley on june the 28th as i try to raise a bit— bromley on june the 28th as i try to raise a bit of money for the— try to raise a bit of money for the newer— try to raise a bit of money for the mental health charity mind justgiving.com/fundraising/challenge ehrietie-e.— justgiving.com/fundraising/challenge ehrietie-e-iw— justgiving.com/fundraising/challenge ehrietie-e-iw-wew- christie's. and by the way, ietiee— christie's. and by the way, ladies you, ladies gentlemen, thanks to you, we-reieet— ladies gentlemen, thanks to you, we-raised already- ladies gentlemen, thanks to you, we raised already about we have raised already about 2500— we have raised already about teee eewntie— we have raised already about 2500 pounds with this show eiene— 2500 pounds with this show alone. please— 2500 pounds with this show alone. please keep your tenetiene— alone. please keep your donations-in.- alone. please keep your donations in. it's alone. please keep your- donations-in. it's going donations coming in. it's going to donations coming in. it's going te—eewee- donations coming in. it's going te—eewee ent- donations coming in. it's going te—eewee ent we| donations coming in. it's going. to_cause and we can to go to a good cause and we can save some-together.- save some lives together. retnet— save some lives together. retriet-en- save some lives together. patrick-on gb i save some lives together.- patrick-on gb news patrick christys on gb news hritein-e— patrick christys on gb news britain's news— patrick christys on gb news britain's news .—

join us here on gb news, the teeetee— join us here on gb news, the reeeie-e .— people's. channel iwelcome- people's. channel welcome back. now we're going people's. channel welcome bacissueiv we're going people's. channel welcome bacissue that's; going to talk about an issue that's very, close to heart, very, very close to my heart, and that mental health and that is the mental health crisis. affecting crisis. that's affecting the uk. it is mental health awareness week. and let me just tell you , week. and let me just tell you, the number people who the number of people who struggle health struggle with mental health is absolutely this absolutely frightening in this country of our country. we'll touch all of our lives in one way or another in 2021 alone, 6319 people, sadly

took their own lives. i am currently raising a bit of money for the charity mind. i'm trying to raise £50,000. thanks to all of your wonderful donations and everything that you're giving. very generously. we're up . to very generously. we're up. to 36,388, which is amazing. so we've raised two and a bit grand already. just this show over the last hour and a half. so thank you.thank last hour and a half. so thank you. thank you. thank you so much. i'm just going to quickly say as well, from linda say as well, one from linda here, given £20 rosina's here, who's given £20 rosina's got in and has even some got tenure in and has even some smaller which is smaller ones, which is fantastic. chucked in a fantastic. pete's chucked in a fiver. it doesn't all have to be the big bucks. so thank you very, i will be very, very much. but i will be trying hold end of the trying to hold up my end of the bargain this. i'll be bargain for this. i'll be dancing on with the dream dancing on stage with the dream boys who call themselves the uk's famous group male uk's most famous group of male strippers. i've three strippers. i've got three routines and on the routines to learn and do on the night. one of them is a solo show. i met the lads last week and here's a little snippet of me badly . the me trying to learn badly. by the way, the moves . ladies

way, some of the moves. ladies and gentlemen , challenge . and gentlemen, challenge. christie's is back for one night and one night only. i once was lost. but now i'm found. and one night only. i once was lost. but now i'm found . i lost. but now i'm found. i eewitn-t— lost. but now i'm found. i couldn't hear— lost. but now i'm found. i couldn't hear over- but now i'm found. i couldn't hear over the sound of my ewn— couldn't hear over the sound of my iee— couldn't hear over the sound of my own voice saying , oh, it's 2 my own voice saying, oh, it's 2 oh— my own voice saying, oh, it's 2 oh nette— my own voice saying, oh, it's 2 am. oh, hello ,— my own voice saying, oh, it's 2 am. o" good to am. oh, hello, mate. good to see a.m. oh, hello, mate. good to whe— a.m. oh, hello, mate. good to see who feeling— a.m. oh, hello, mate. good to see who feeling fresh- a.m. o" good to see who feeling fresh and everything— see who feeling fresh and everything . — see who feeling fresh and everything . see who feeling fresh and everything. / see who feeling fresh and- everything . solo solo. yeah . you everything. solo solo. yeah. you know, i'm bread . for can't be know, i'm bread. for can't be like me. no wow.— know, i'm bread. for can't be like me. no wow. good- : can't be like me. no wow. good to you thew— like me. no wow. good to you knew in— like me. no wow. good to you know i'm bread.— like me. no wow. good to you know i'm bread. you know i'm twent— know i'm bread. you know i'm irent .— know i'm bread. you know i'm irent . wew— know i'm bread. you know i'm brand . new you— know i'm bread. you know i'm brand . new you know i'm brand brand. new you know i'm brand eeh— brand. new you know i'm brand eeh yew— brand. new you know i'm brand new. ooh you know i'm burdened . new. ooh you know i'm burdened.

eeh— new. ooh you know i'm burdened. eeh .— new. ooh you know i'm burdened. eeh . i— new. ooh you know i'm burdened. eeh . i weet— new. ooh you know i'm burdened. eeh . i weet te— new. ooh you know i'm burdened. ooh . i used to feel— new. ooh you know i'm burdened. ooh . i used to feel so heavy ooh. i used to feel so heavy with— ooh. i used to feel so heavy with the— ooh. i used to feel so heavy with the wey— ooh. i used to feel so heavy with the way that the world on my eneet— with the way that the world on my eheet tite— with the way that the world on my chest like i'm— with the way that the world on my chest like i'm dreaming. put it te— my chest like i'm dreaming. put it to her.— my chest like i'm dreaming. put it to her. stuck.— my chest like i'm dreaming. put it to her. stuck. got— my chest like i'm dreaming. put it to her. stuck. got a— my chest like i'm dreaming. put it to her. stuck. got a name? you won't forget . you know i'm you won't forget. you know i'm twent— you won't forget. you know i'm irent .— you won't forget. you know i'm irent . wew— you won't forget. you know i'm brand . new feeling fresh and brand. new feeling fresh and everything— brand. new feeling fresh and everything that— brand. new feeling fresh and everything that i do you know in— everything that i do you know in twent— everything that i do you know i'm brand new.— everything that i do you know i'm brand new. can't be like me. go.— i'm brand new. can't be like me. we. yew— i'm brand new. can't be like me. we. vew wieh— i'm brand new. can't be like me. no, you wish you— i'm brand new. can't be like me. no, you wish you could . do you no, you wish you could. do you thew— no, you wish you could. do you knew in— no, you wish you could. do you know i'm brand— no, you wish you could. do you know i'm brand new. ooh, you thew— know i'm brand new. ooh, you knew in— know i'm brand new. ooh, you know i'm brand— know i'm brand new. ooh, you know i'm brand .— know i'm brand new. ooh, you know i'm brand . new you know know i'm brand new. ooh, you know i'm brand. new you know i'm twent— know i'm brand. new you know i'm irent new— know i'm brand. new you know i'm irent eeh— know i'm brand. new you know i'm brand new. ooh, ooh,— know i'm brand. new you know i'm brand new. ooh, ooh, ooh . you brand new. ooh, ooh, ooh. you thew.— brand new. ooh, ooh, ooh. you knew i-ve— brand new. ooh, ooh, ooh. you know, i've bird— brand new. ooh, ooh, ooh. you know, i've bird ooh, ooh, ooh . know, i've bird ooh, ooh, ooh. on— know, i've bird ooh, ooh, ooh. on right. — know, i've bird ooh, ooh, ooh. on right. se— know, i've bird ooh, ooh, ooh. oh right. so that's- know, i've bird ooh, ooh, ooh. oh right. i oh right. so that's my career gone anyway . those people who gone anyway. those people who have got a ticket to see me in bromley in kent on the 28th of

june are in for a treat. yeah if you're listening on gb news radio, just find another way of watching that. right right. now, i did speak earlier to on a dream boy himself who's called lotan will be lotan carter, who will be performing with me on the big night. we are hoping to raise a bit of money for the mental health charity mind. he told me very openly about very honestly and openly about some of his previous mental health struggles. always health struggles. it's always played health struggles. it's always eteyet—ny played a massive part in my wheie— played a massive part in my wheie tite— played a massive part in my wheie tite .— played a massive part in my whole life , and— played a massive part in my whole life , and a lot of the whole life, and a lot of the nenerte— whole life, and a lot of the members of— whole life, and a lot of the members of my— whole life, and a lot of the members of my family have always ewtteret— members of my family have always ewtteret with— members of my family have always suffered with some— members of my family have always suffered with some kind of heme— suffered with some kind of mental health— suffered with some kind of mental health issue. and as i got— mental health issue. and as i get ettee— mental health issue. and as i get etter. i— mental health issue. and as i got older, i was— mental health issue. and as i got older, i was around the age of got older, i was around the age et 27.— got older, i was around the age et 27. i— got older, i was around the age et 27. i went— got older, i was around the age of 27. i went through a lot. and i of 27. i went through a lot. and iiwet— of 27. i went through a lot. and iiwet wete— of 27. i went through a lot. and iiwet irete i— of 27. i went through a lot. and ijust broke i was— of 27. i went through a lot. and ijust broke i was suicidal i just broke i was suicidal myeett— i just broke i was suicidal nyeeit .— i just broke i was suicidal myself, made— i just broke i was suicidal myself, made a i just broke i was suicidal myself , made a few attempts on myself, made a few attempts on myself, made a few attempts on my ewn— myself, made a few attempts on my tite— myself, made a few attempts on my own life and— myself, made a few attempts on my own life and but fortunately . et— my own life and but fortunately , none of them— my own life and but fortunately , none of them come to fruition. so , none of them come to fruition. se ehvieweiy— , none of them come to fruition. so obviously i'm— , none of them come to fruition. so obviously i'm still here and in— so obviously i'm still here and in ee— so obviously i'm still here and i'm so, so thankful, in fact, to neve— i'm so, so thankful, in fact, to have even gone— i'm so, so thankful, in fact, to have even gone through that thing. — have even gone through that thing. i— have even gone through that thing. i wee— have even gone through that thing. i was always the life and eewr— thing. i was always the life and eewi et— thing. i was always the life and eewi et the— thing. i was always the life and soul of the party.— thing. i was always the life and soul of the party. i— thing. i was always the life and soul of the party. i mean, and ite— soul of the party. i mean, and he erehehiy— soul of the party. i mean, and it's probably got— soul of the party. i mean, and it's probably got something to do it's probably got something to te with— it's probably got something to te with in— it's probably got something to do with in recent— it's probably got something to do with in recent years. i found

ewt— do with in recent years. i found ewt-get— do with in recent years. i found ewt-get anth— do with in recent years. i found out-got adhd as- do with in recent years. i found out got adhd as well. so so out i've got adhd as well. so so i out i've got adhd as well. so so i eeent— out i've got adhd as well. so so i eeent yeee— out i've got adhd as well. so so i spent years, obviously with enviety— i spent years, obviously with enviety ent— i spent years, obviously with anxiety and then adhd on top of thet.— anxiety and then adhd on top of thet. trying— anxiety and then adhd on top of thet. trying te— anxiety and then adhd on top of that, trying to cover everything . i-ve— that, trying to cover everything . i-ve teee— that, trying to cover everything . i've become very— that, trying to cover everything . i've become very good at lying to . i've become very good at lying te myeett— . i've become very good at lying te nyeeit ent— . i've become very good at lying to myself and i— . i've become very good at lying to myself and i kind of got to the— to myself and i kind of got to the reint— to myself and i kind of got to the point where— to myself and i kind of got to the point where i— to myself and i kind of got to the point where i ended up heving— the point where i ended up heving te— the point where i ended up heving te hwg— the point where i ended up having to hug the cactus, if you witt— having to hug the cactus, if you wit, ent— having to hug the cactus, if you will, and embrace— having to hug the cactus, if you will, and embrace everything thet— will, and embrace everything thet i— will, and embrace everything thet i wee— will, and embrace everything that i was what— will, and embrace everything that i was what was hurting me, whet— that i was what was hurting me, whet neete— that i was what was hurting me, whet nete ne— that i was what was hurting me, what made me me— that i was what was hurting me, what made me me and kind of move terwert— what made me me and kind of move terwert tren— what made me me and kind of move terwert tren it.— what made me me and kind of move forward from it. i— what made me me and kind of move forward from it. i knew i really eiein-t— forward from it. i knew i really titn-t went— forward from it. i knew i really didn't want to— forward from it. i knew i really didn't want to feel the pain thet— didn't want to feel the pain thet i— didn't want to feel the pain thet i wee— didn't want to feel the pain that i was feeling anymore. and i that i was feeling anymore. and i wee— that i was feeling anymore. and i very.— that i was feeling anymore. and ivvee very. very— that i was feeling anymore. and i was very, very fortunate. in teett— i was very, very fortunate. in teet. ene— i was very, very fortunate. in teet. et— i was very, very fortunate. in fact, one of my— i was very, very fortunate. in fact, one of my cousins actually netieet— fact, one of my cousins actually noticed there _ fact, one of my cousins actually noticed there was— fact, one of my cousins actually noticed there was something wreng— noticed there was something wreng-ne.— noticed there was something wreng-ne. ant- noticed there was something wrong me. and even though wrong with me. and even though i was wrong with me. and even though i very.— wrong with me. and even though i very. very— wrong with me. and even though i very. very geet— wrong with me. and even though i was very, very good at putting on was very, very good at putting enlgeet— was very, very good at putting enlgeet-ter— was very, very good at putting on good for everyone . on a good show for everyone. etey.— on a good show for everyone. otey. there— on a good show for everyone. etey. there we— on a good show for everyone. okay, there we go. _ on a good show for everyone. okay, there we go. very- on a good show for everyone. okay, there we go. very brave love coming out and talking. i will, of course, be doing my best to get down gym best to get down the gym and look bit lotan. in order look a bit like lotan. in order for me to not humiliate myself. that much. so far, ladies and gentlemen, drum roll, please. we have more than have collected more than £36,000. we've up by 2500 £36,000. we've gone up by 2500 pounds the course this pounds over the course of this show. thank to everybody show. thank you to everybody who's donated archibald show. thank you to everybody who's thaveed archibald show. thank you to everybody who's have just archibald show. thank you to everybody who's have just chucked ald show. thank you to everybody who's have just chucked ini

show. thank you to everybody who's have just chucked in £20 family have just chucked in £20 lens. give me a tenner. family have just chucked in £20 lens. give me a tenner . thank lens. give me a tenner. thank you much. ian's put £15 in you very much. ian's put £15 in £36,498 raised for the mental health charity mind. let's save some lives, people. now . just some lives, people. now. just giving.com/fundraising for slash challenge courses, i should say is pretty vital . i'll give you is pretty vital. i'll give you that link, isn't it? it's at the bottom of your screen now. dewbs & up next. jules, you are & co is up next. jules, you are here. sorry, squeezed for here. sorry, you're squeezed for time. here i've got. time. no, i'm here and i've got. i've it to a fine art. i've timed it to a fine art. now:— i've timed it to a fine art. wew. i— i've timed it to a fine art. wew. i ten-t— i've timed it to a fine art. now, i don't know how, but i te— now, i don't know how, but i te he— now, i don't know how, but i seem to be able— now, i don't know how, but i seem to be able to get myself in thie— seem to be able to get myself in the-et— seem to be able to get myself in thie-et-eveet— seem to be able to get myself in this at exact moment this room at the exact moment thet— this room at the exact moment thet en— this room at the exact moment thet ee— this room at the exact moment that men are taking their eiethee— that men are taking their clothes off. _ that men are taking their clothes off. “tit“ that men are taking their clothes off. t“ that men are taking their- clothes off. .then you pop up clothes off. and then you pop up and ruin it. for me, i don't and you ruin it. for me, i don't look at my colleague doing that. anyway, the other day i got into trouble my viewers trouble from one of my viewers because said that had because i said that you had moobs. did say i would moobs. and i did say i would apologise take it all back. apologise and take it all back. and just the record, i think and just for the record, i think what patrick is doing is absolutely fabulous. i take my hat to you, literally. so hat off to you, literally. so well anyway what's hat off to you, literally. so well up anyway what's hat off to you, literally. so well up tonight? way what's hat off to you, literally. so well up tonight? soi what's hat off to you, literally. so well up tonight? soi what'are coming up tonight? so if you are watching, don't go anywhere. close remain though. close will remain on, though. right dewbs& co there's no

right on dewbs& co there's no shedding of clothes, i'm afraid right on dewbs& co there's no sheidon't of clothes, i'm afraid right on dewbs& co there's no sheidon't of clctoas, i'm afraid right on dewbs& co there's no sheidon't of clcto do i'm afraid right on dewbs& co there's no sheidon't of clcto do that ifraid right on dewbs& co there's no sheidon't of clcto do that for d you don't have to do that for ratings. right? neither do ratings. right? okay. neither do you. all right. thank you very nweh— you. all right. thank you very much, everybody— all right. thank you very much, everybody who's been wetehing—i-iil much, everybody who's been. watching_ i'll see watching and listening. i'll see you— watching and listening. i'll see yew—three.- watching and listening. i'll see yew—three. steyl watching and listening. i'll see you for three. stay watching and listening. i'll see you for dewbs three. stay watching and listening. i'll see you for dewbs &iree. stay watching and listening. i'll see you for dewbs & co. stay watching and listening. i'll see you for dewbs & co. it'siy watching and listening. i'll see you for dewbs & co. it's going tuned for dewbs& co. it's going to tuned for dewbs& co. it's going te-hi — tuned for dewbs& co. it's going te-hi there.- tuned for dewbs& co. it's going to-hi there. it's- to be great. hi there. it's aiten— to be great. hi there. it's aidan magee. - to be great. hi there. it's aidan magee. i“; to be great. hi there. it's- aidan magee. .here with aidan magee. evan here with youn aidan magee. evan here with your. news forecast from the your. gb news forecast from the met office. it is turning increasingly cloudy there. increasingly cloudy out there. this rain for this afternoon. light rain for some the some mainly towards the northwest then that northwest at first, then that trickles south overnight. it's a weak weather front that's now moving scotland and moving into western scotland and northern it's northern ireland, but it's running into high pressure. this large high from large area of high pressure from the way to the azores all the way to scandinavia. keeping scandinavia. that's keeping things and it's things largely settled. and it's led to sunny spells this afternoon parts afternoon across parts of england but of england and wales. but areas of cloud now floating south cloud are now floating south ahead weather front. ahead of the weather front. that weather front bringing an outbreak light rain outbreak of mainly light rain across scotland and northern ireland through the evening. and then early then during the early hours. it's pushing northern it's pushing into northern england wales. ahead england and north wales. ahead of some clear spells, of that, some clear spells, temperatures single temperatures into the single figures, colder night to figures, but a colder night to come scotland and northern come for scotland and northern ireland with clearing here ireland with clearing skies here and in and temperatures dipping well in the low single figures in some places. a touch of grass

places. so a touch of grass frost as we start off friday, however, brighter start to the however, a brighter start to the day across scotland however, a brighter start to the day northern across scotland however, a brighter start to the day northern ireland,; scotland however, a brighter start to the day northern ireland, largelynd however, a brighter start to the daythroughn ireland, largelynd however, a brighter start to the day through thetland, largelynd however, a brighter start to the day through the day, , largelynd however, a brighter start to the day through the day, although d dry through the day, although the cloud will build into the afternoon. now england and afternoon. now for england and wales, cloud and wales, areas of cloud and outbreaks rain sink south. outbreaks of rain sink south. and temperatures rise , a high and as temperatures rise, a high teens low 20s well could see teens and low 20s well could see some sharp showers developing, especially the midlands especially through the midlands into east wales, into south east wales, south—west even some south—west england, even some thunderstorms and these will be slow . in places slow moving. so in some places they could cause some impacts and they'll fade away into and then they'll fade away into the evening, they'll be hit the evening, but they'll be hit and miss. not everyone will catch the early catch a shower by the early hours saturday. we're looking hours of saturday. we're looking at skies at largely clear skies developing again across much of england , whilst the england and wales, whilst the next front cloud next front pushes cloud and outbreaks light rain outbreaks of again light rain into and northern into scotland and northern ireland, milder for ireland, a milder start then for scotland and northern ireland on saturday morning. england. wales coldest day. coldest start to the day. temperatures into the single figures, the low single figures, even the low single figures, even the low single figures spots, but figures in a few spots, but plenty bright skies plenty of bright skies as we begin the weekend england begin the weekend across england and some low cloud and wales. just some low cloud around north sea coast and around the north sea coast and for scotland and northern ireland and ireland through saturday and sunday. cloud,

sunday. we've got thicker cloud, we've outbreaks rain we've got some outbreaks of rain for wales , warm, for england and wales, warm, sunny spells by day .