the film up at the cannes film festival. what do you think to that? in this age of hair crimes and all the rest of it, is that cool or not? and water. finally, an apology from water bosses for dumping bleep into to our water and the cost of £10 billion committed to fix it. but who should pay that money? should it

be the companies or you and me, the customers and tasers? should there ever be used on children? i refer to the video you may have seen of the 11 year old child in scotland being tasered by the police. would you ever support it under any circumstances or not? and why does sports brands need to use men to model women's swimsuits in the women's category? do not tell me this does not matter , tell me this does not matter, because if you ask me, it very much does. let's debate it and brexit now i voted for brexit. i believe kyiv in brexit. do mix c \m : mix c i believe kyiv in brexit. do you rushi— i believe kyiv in brexit. do you rism sunak— i believe kyiv in brexit. do you rishi sunak batus we'll get into it au— rishi sunak batus we'll get into it an tonight. — rishi sunak batus we'll get into it all tonight. but— rishi sunak batus we'll get into it all tonight. but before we do, let's get ourselves up to speed with the news as . michelle speed with the news as. michelle thank you. the top stories this hour— thank you. the top stories this hour on— thank you. the top stories this hour on ea— thank you. the top stories this hour on gb news— “ea/m“ the top stories this hour on gb news rishi sunak and his japanese— hour on gb news rishi sunak and his japanese counterpart have

discussed— his japanese counterpart have discussed further— his japanese counterpart have discussed further potential cooperation— discussed further potential cooperation on— discussed further potential cooperation on military training and exercising— cooperation on military training and exercising ._ cooperation on military training and exercising . the two and exercising. the two ounins— and exercising. the two countries signed a new agreement to countries signed a new agreement io iuiii— countries signed a new agreement to build closer— countries signed a new agreement to build closer defence security oni— to build closer defence security and cyber— to build closer defence security and cyber ties.— to build closer defence security and cyber ties. the— to build closer defence security and cyber ties. the prime iiinisicn-s— and cyber ties. the prime minister's in— and cyber ties. the prime minister's in hiroshima , where minister's in hiroshima, where he minister's in hiroshima, where no oiicnici— minister's in hiroshima, where he attended a— minister's in hiroshima, where he attended a ceremonial dinner uncoo— he attended a ceremonial dinner oncoi oi— he attended a ceremonial dinner oncoi oi inc— he attended a ceremonial dinner ahead of the g7— he attended a ceremonial dinner ahead of the g7 summit . rishi ahead of the g7 summit. rishi sunok— ahead of the g7 summit. rishi sunok says— ahead of the g7 summit. rishi sunak says the— ahead of the g7 summit. rishi sunak says the new deal will iunncn— sunak says the new deal will further strengthen and deepen the partnership— further strengthen and deepen the partnership between the two counncis— the partnership between the two countries and _ the partnership between the two countries and earlier , he countries and earlier, he announced japanese businesses nove— announced japanese businesses novc promisso— announced japanese businesses have promised to— announced japanese businesses have promised to invest almost £18 have promised to invest almost sis iiiiion— 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 , with the £18 billion in the uk, with the nine— £18 billion in the uk, with the prime minister— £18 billion in the uk, with the prime minister describing that as a massive vote of confidence in inc— as a massive vote of confidence in one ioniiisn— as a massive vote of confidence in the british economy . me in the british economy. me nonunio— in the british economy. me meanwhile, the _ in the british economy. me meanwhile, the defence session,— meanwhile, the defence secretary, ben wallace has ncvcoici— secretary, ben wallace has revealed storm _ secretary, ben wallace has revealed storm shadow missiles ncccniiy— revealed storm shadow missiles ncccniiy soni— revealed storm shadow missiles recently sent to _ revealed storm shadow missiles recently sent to ukraine by the uk recently sent to ukraine by the un nove— recently sent to ukraine by the un novc icon— recently sent to ukraine by the uk have been used in the heat of ionic— uk have been used in the heat of ionic .— uk have been used in the heat of ionic . non— uk have been used in the heat of battle . ben wallace and his battle. ben wallace and his norwegian— battle. ben wallace and his norwegian counterpart marte signed— norwegian counterpart marte signed on— norwegian counterpart marte signed an agreement to increase the signed an agreement to increase in oiiiiiy— signed an agreement to increase in oiiiiiy io— signed an agreement to increase the ability to detect submarines , minc— the ability to detect submarines , incons— the ability to detect submarines , mine threats and— the ability to detect submarines , mine threats and security in inc— , mine threats and security in one nonn— , mine threats and security in the north atlantic. the accord comes a year after the attack on the comes a year after the attack on one noni— comes a year after the attack on the nord stream— comes a year after the attack on the nord stream gas pipeline.

noiiocc— the nord stream gas pipeline. wallace said— the nord stream gas pipeline. wallace said he— the nord stream gas pipeline. wallace said he had no doubt icussio— wallace said he had no doubt icussio nos— wallace said he had no doubt russia has the— wallace said he had no doubt russia has the intent and oiiiiiy— russia has the intent and oiiiiiy io— russia has the intent and ability to target the energy and communication— ability to target the energy and communication lines. we've seen iosi— communication lines. we've seen iosi noon— communication lines. we've seen even last week, in— communication lines. we've seen even last week, in the week innoc— even last week, in the week before one — even last week, in the week before the russian navy come down— before the russian navy come down innougn— before the russian navy come down through between our two counncis— down through between our two countries into— down through between our two countries into the— down through between our two countries into the north sea . countries into the north sea. anu— countries into the north sea. nnu oiviousiy— countries into the north sea. and obviously their- countries into the north sea. and obviously their range- countries into the north sea. and obviously their range of hulls that the russians sometimes deploy range from spy ships to surface ships to submarine . and that means we submarine. and that means we have to work together as nato partners. some of the oldest nato partners together to make sure that we protect that northern flank. ben wallace now, the rmt union has within the last hour announced fresh strike action on during the second with action on during the second with a total of 20,000 railway workers walking off the job. members from 14 train operators, inciuciing— members from 14 train operators, including caterers— members from 14 train operators, including caterers ,_ members from 14 train operators, including caterers , train including caterers, train managers and station staff will all managers and station staff will oii cocc— managers and station staff will all take action,— managers and station staff will all take action, affecting train services— all take action, affecting train services throughout the country . ii-s— services throughout the country . us on— services throughout the country . ii-s oii non— services throughout the country . it's all part of— services throughout the country . it's all part of their long running— . it's all part of their long running dispute over pay, jobs oni—

running dispute over pay, jobs and conditions.— running dispute over pay, jobs and conditions. the rmt general session,— and conditions. the rmt general secretaryc nick— and conditions. the rmt general secretary, mick lynch, says the covcnnncni— secretary, mick lynch, says the government is— secretary, mick lynch, says the government is once again not oiiouing— government is once again not oiiouing inc— government is once again not allowing the rail— government is once again not allowing the rail delivery group to allowing the rail delivery group io mocc— allowing the rail delivery group io make on— allowing the rail delivery group to make an improved pay offer inoc— to make an improved pay offer no they— to make an improved pay offer no incy cn— to make an improved pay offer that they can consider this coming— that they can consider this conning os— that they can consider this coming as the— that they can consider this coming as the national education union— coming as the national education union oiso— coming as the national education union also within— coming as the national education union also within the last hour announced teachers will hold iunncn— announced teachers will hold further strikes _ announced teachers will hold further strikes in— announced teachers will hold further strikes in july if their long— further strikes in july if their iong cunning— further strikes in july if their long running dispute over pay nos— long running dispute over pay nos noi— long running dispute over pay nos noi icon— long running dispute over pay has not been resolved by nii—iunc— has not been resolved by nii—iunc .— has not been resolved by mid—june . now, water companies mid—june. now, water companies in inoioni— mid—june. now, water companies in ingioni nove— mid—june. now, water companies in england have apologised for ioiiing— in england have apologised for ioiiino io— in england have apologised for failing to tackle— in england have apologised for failing to tackle sewage spills in icons— failing to tackle sewage spills in rivers and— failing to tackle sewage spills in rivers and beaches as environment— in rivers and beaches as environment agency figures show incis— environment agency figures show inono woo— environment agency figures show there were over— environment agency figures show there were over 300,000 inciionis— there were over 300,000 incidents last— there were over 300,000 incidents last year. there were over 300,000 incidents last year . that's an incidents last year. that's an ovonoog— incidents last year. that's an ovonoo oi— incidents last year. that's an average of more— incidents last year. that's an average of more than 800 spiiiogos— average of more than 800 soiiiogos o— average of more than 800 spillages a day- average of more than 800 spillages a day . water uk has spillages a day. water uk has oiniiioi— spillages a day. water uk has admitted more— spillages a day. water uk has admitted more should have been iono— admitted more should have been iono oni— admitted more should have been iono and us— admitted more should have been done and it's now— admitted more should have been done and it's now investing £10 iiiiion— done and it's now investing £10 iiiiion io— done and it's now investing £10 billion to overhaul— done and it's now investing £10 billion to overhaul the system . billion to overhaul the system. ino— billion to overhaul the system. ino iii— billion to overhaul the system. ino iii non— billion to overhaul the system. the lib dem leader, sir ed moo,— the lib dem leader, sir ed oovoy, says— the lib dem leader, sir ed davey, says the _ the lib dem leader, sir ed davey, says the apology is too unio— davey, says the apology is too little, noo— davey, says the apology is too little, too late.— davey, says the apology is too little, too late. the government novo— little, too late. the government novo ion— little, too late. the government novo ioi ino— little, too late. the government have let the water— little, too late. the government have let the water companies get away— have let the water companies get away winn— have let the water companies get away niin unis— have let the water companies get away with this for— have let the water companies get away with this for far too long oni— away with this for far too long and nanny— 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 oui oi— and frankly the government seem oui oi ioucn— and frankly the government seem out of touch with— and frankly the government seem out of touch with what voters

ininiing— out of touch with what voters are thinking about this. the union— are thinking about this. the water companies— are thinking about this. the water companies have- are thinking about this. the water companies have polluted our rivers and our beaches. it's disgusting . it's unacceptable. disgusting. it's unacceptable. they've got to do more . the they've got to do more. the government have got to do far more . a man who dressed as a more. a man who dressed as a woman has admitted- a man who dressed as a woman has admitted abducting and ossouiiing— woman has admitted abducting and ossouiiing o— woman has admitted abducting and assaulting a little— woman has admitted abducting and assaulting a little girl in the scoiiisn— assaulting a little girl in the scottish borders— assaulting a little girl in the scottish borders . andrew miller, scottish borders. andrew miller, uno— scottish borders. andrew miller, nno cous— scottish borders. andrew miller, who calls himself— scottish borders. andrew miller, who calls himself amy george, oiionoi— who calls himself amy george, oiionoi ino— who calls himself amy george, offered the child _ who calls himself amy george, offered the child a lift home in ioiuuon— offered the child a lift home in february oiion— offered the child a lift home in february after saying she looked inoozing. — february after saying she looked inoozing. no— february after saying she looked freezing. he then— february after saying she looked freezing. he then took her to his freezing. he then took her to nis oiinoss— freezing. he then took her to his address where he sexually ossouiioi— his address where he sexually assaulted her— his address where he sexually assaulted her over a 27 hour period- — assaulted her over a 27 hour period. miller,— assaulted her over a 27 hour period. miller, who is in the oocoss— period. miller, who is in the oocoss oi— period. miller, who is in the process of gender transitioning , oiooioi— process of gender transitioning , piooioi ouiiiy— process of gender transitioning , pleaded guilty to four cnongos.— , pleaded guilty to four charges. he'll be sentenced in augusi— charges. he'll be sentenced in augusi .— charges. he'll be sentenced in augusi . a— charges. he'll be sentenced in augusi . a ioxi — charges. he'll be sentenced in august . a taxi driver says august. a taxi driver says ninco— august. a taxi driver says ninco nonn— august. a taxi driver says prince harry and meghan looked noousn— prince harry and meghan looked noousn oni— prince harry and meghan looked nervous and scared as they were cnosoi— nervous and scared as they were cnosoi by— nervous and scared as they were chased by paparazzi photographers through the sinoois— photographers through the sinoois oi— photographers through the streets of new york on tuesday . streets of new york on tuesday. it streets of new york on tuesday. ii ioiious— streets of new york on tuesday. it follows claims— streets of new york on tuesday. it follows claims by the couple inoi— it follows claims by the couple inoi inoy— it follows claims by the couple that they were _ it follows claims by the couple that they were involved in a coin— that they were involved in a near qatar traffic incident unicn— near qatar traffic incident which lasted _ near qatar traffic incident which lasted over two hours oiion— which lasted over two hours after attending— which lasted over two hours after attending an award ceremony in— after attending an award ceremony in manhattan. the new york— ceremony in manhattan. the new york ioiico— ceremony in manhattan. the new york police department described

the york police department described ino siiuoiion— york police department described the situation as— york police department described the situation as challenging, nui— the situation as challenging, iui soii— the situation as challenging, but said there— the situation as challenging, but said there had been no iniunios— but said there had been no iniunios on— but said there had been no injuries or arrests . taxi driver injuries or arrests. taxi driver susnoni— injuries or arrests. taxi driver sushant singh_ injuries or arrests. taxi driver sushant singh ,_ injuries or arrests. taxi driver sushant singh , who drove the sushant singh, who drove the royal— sushant singh, who drove the noyoi couoio— sushant singh, who drove the royal couple for— sushant singh, who drove the royal couple for part of their ioucnoo— royal couple for part of their iounnoy, says— royal couple for part of their iounnoy, says no— royal couple for part of their journey, says he never felt they were in danger— journey, says he never felt they were in danger and wouldn't have ioscniioi— were in danger and wouldn't have ioscniioi nis— were in danger and wouldn't have described his taxi _ were in danger and wouldn't have described his taxi journey with inon — described his taxi journey with inon os— described his taxi journey with inon as o— described his taxi journey with them as a chase— described his taxi journey with them as a chase . them as a chase. all of a 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 guard out and said, move, move, move. and then the garbage truck got out of the way and the paparazzi were following the car. and prince harry and his wife and the lady, they were nervous and they looked scared . now, the looked scared. now, the government has revealed it spent almost £162 million on the queens state funeral and related events. acas. queens state funeral and related events . acas. the treasury says events. acas. the treasury says inoi— events. acas. the treasury says inoi inciuios— events. acas. the treasury says that includes security- acas. the treasury says that includes security during the that includes security during ino nonco— that includes security during ino ponioi oi— that includes security during the period of national mourning, unicn— the period of national mourning, unicn son— the period of national mourning, which saw the _ the period of national mourning, which saw the queen lying in sioio— which saw the queen lying in sioio oi— which saw the queen lying in state at london's— which saw the queen lying in state at london's westminster noii. — state at london's westminster noii. non— state at london's westminster hall. her majesty's coffin also ioii— hall. her majesty's coffin also ioii in— hall. her majesty's coffin also ioii in nosi— hall. her majesty's coffin also laid in rest at— hall. her majesty's coffin also laid in rest at edinburgh cathedral—

laid in rest at edinburgh cathedral ._ laid in rest at edinburgh cathedral . on tv online laid in rest at edinburgh cathedral. on tv online dab+ noiio— cathedral. on tv online dab+ noiio oni— cathedral. on tv online dab+ noiio oni on— cathedral. on tv online dab+ radio and on the— cathedral. on tv online dab+ radio and on the tune in app. inis— radio and on the tune in app. inis is— radio and on the tune in app. inis is on— radio and on the tune in app. this is gb news,— radio and on the tune in app. this is gb news, britain's news . channel i thanks,| . channel thanks, polly. our michelle dewberry with thanks, polly. our michelle dewberry ime, former adviser alongside me, the former adviser to boris johnson and now tory life of lords, life peer in the house of lords, daniel moylan , and the daniel moylan, and the broadcaster mckay kwasi. broadcaster aggie mckay kwasi. welcome, both of you. welcome back. i'll see you sometime. i know. you're very welcome . you know. you're very welcome. you know. you're very welcome. you know the drill as well, don't you? ifs know the drill as well, don't you? it's not just you? on this show? it's not just about us three. is very much about us three. it is very much about us three. it is very much about guys at home. what's about you guys at home. what's on your mind tonight? get in touch. vaiews@gbnews.uk is the email you can me at gb email or you can tweet me at gb news. one of you is tweeting me already before we've even kicked off saying, michelle, please, can you find out where nick brown from labour is? it's neven brown from labour is? it's never, ever mentioned. listen, if i had a pound for every time

i'd contacted the labour party to try and get an update on this matter for you, i'd have about £6. i've got to be honest so far because i'm asking. i'm trying. we don't seem able to get a very clear answer, but trust me, i'm working on it for you. did you see there, by the way, i mentioned it, didn't i, at the start the programme, the start of the programme, the film, johnson film, film, the boris johnson film, i might have a very short clip of it if i have, we'll play it now. i to kill boris johnson . i have to kill boris johnson. daniel moylan. so this is an entry at the cannes film festival late this month. you former adviser to boris johnson, do you regard him as a friend? yeah, i didn't want to be presumptuous. you never know this day and age. what do you think to that film? well, everyone's the film - �*" 7 well, everyone's the film is about think to that film? well,- everyone's the film is about the oociions— everyone's the film is about the oociions io— everyone's the film is about the reactions to lockdown and everyone's entitled to have inoin— everyone's entitled to have their-about- everyone's entitled to have their- about how- everyone's entitled to have their about how policy was their views about how policy was coniucioi— their views about how policy was conducted during— their views about how policy was conducted during the pandemic. nons— conducted during the pandemic. boris wouldn't— conducted during the pandemic. boris wouldn't mind that. people novo— boris wouldn't mind that. people have different— boris wouldn't mind that. people have different views. he to have different views. he had to mono— have different views. he had to make decisions.— have different views. he had to make decisions. he made certain iocisions— make decisions. he made certain decisions-people- make decisions. he made certain decisions. people might decisions. other people might novo— decisions. other people mighti have—decisions. have made different decisions. inoi— have made different decisions. inoi-o— have made different decisions. that-a problem.- have made different decisions.

that a problem. and that isn't a problem. and he's oiso—inici- that isn't a problem. and he's also _thick skin.- that isn't a problem. and he'sj also—thick skin. he also got quite a thick skin. he ioosn-i— also got quite a thick skin. he ioosn-i-ioino— also got quite a thick skin. he doesn't being criticised, doesn't mind being criticised, but doesn't mind being criticised, iui-ioos— doesn't mind being criticised,| but-does-about doesn't mind being criticised,- but-does-about it but what does worry me about it is-iiiio— but what does worry me about it is-iiiio oi— but what does worry me about it is-title of killing— but what does worry me about it is title of killing boris is that title of killing boris ionnson— is that title of killing boris ionnson ,— is that title of killing boris johnson , because that johnson, because we know that inono— johnson, because we know that inono-ioon— johnson, because we know that there been violence against there has been violence against noiiiicoi— there has been violence against political figures— there has been violence against political figures on left and noni— political figures on left and noni oni— political figures on left and noni oni no— political figures on left and right and we don't want to see onyining— right and we don't want to see anything encourages violence oooinsi— anything encourages violence against individuals. no policy disagreements— against individuals. no policy disagreements to endorse it oiinon — disagreements to endorse it either. akua_ disagreements to endorse it either. akua your- disagreements to endorse it either. ' " g disagreements to endorse it either. ' ” g 7' either. akua your thoughts? yeah, i don't like— either. akua your thoughts? yeah, i don't like i'm- either. akua your thoughts? yeah, i don't like i'm a- either. ' ” 37 yeah, i don't like i'm a bit ouoosy— yeah, i don't like i'm a bit queasy oioui— yeah, i don't like i'm a bit queasy about the word killing ioing— queasy about the word killing ioing usoi— queasy about the word killing being usoi in— queasy about the word killing being used in the title. i understand— being used in the title. i understand this young man's insi— understand this young man's iinsi noiion— understand this young man's first nation and— understand this young man's first nation and grief and anger iononis— first nation and grief and anger iouonis ino— first nation and grief and anger towards the ex—prime minister oioui— towards the ex—prime minister oioui nis— towards the ex—prime minister about his mother's death. but oni— about his mother's death. but oni i— about his mother's death. but oni i inini— about his mother's death. but and i think it's— about his mother's death. but and i think it's a— about his mother's death. but and i think it's a very creative way— and i think it's a very creative way io— and i think it's a very creative way to channel— and i think it's a very creative way to channel that grief. but it's way to channel that grief. but is i— way to channel that grief. but is i inni— way to channel that grief. but it's i think the— way to channel that grief. but it's i think the title is wrong . ani— it's i think the title is wrong . and presumably, you know, a lot . and presumably, you know, a ioi oi— . and presumably, you know, a ioi oi ino— . and presumably, you know, a lot of the content— . and presumably, you know, a lot of the content of the film is probably— lot of the content of the film is probably o— lot of the content of the film is probably a bit— lot of the content of the film is probably a bit too extreme. noon. — is probably a bit too extreme. noon. vinai— is probably a bit too extreme. yeah. what do— is probably a bit too extreme. yeah. what do you- is probably a bit too extreme. yeah. cit» is probably a bit too extreme. yeah. is probably a bit too extreme. - yeah. what do you make to home? i just find it so odd in this day and age where everyone is obsessed with hate crimes , obsessed with hate crimes, obsessed with hate crimes, obsessed with hate crimes, obsessed with not causing offence and all the rest of it. why that then has kind of made the it's odd to me. is the cut. it's very odd to me. is it you or not? is that the

it to you or not? is that the nosi— it to you or not? is that the iosi no— it to you or not? is that the iosi no cn— it to you or not? is that the best we can do— it to you or not? is that the best we can do for- l 7 is that the best we can do for the cannes nin— best we can do for the cannes film festival?— best we can do for the cannes film festival? unless the snoniisi— film festival? unless the shortlist judges are very anti? nons— shortlist judges are very anti? noiis johnson— shortlist judges are very anti? boris johnson and— shortlist judges are very anti? boris johnson and they- shortlist judges are very anti? boris johnson and they might have thought, oh, this is a nice thing to can you imagine a film called killing diane abbott or , called killing diane abbott or, you know, killing someone like that? you it wouldn't get that? you just it wouldn't get you—away- that? you just it wouldn't geti you—onoy-ii. you wouldn't get away with it. ani— you wouldn't get away with it. and nonin— you wouldn't get away with it. and noniniin— you wouldn't get away with it. and rightly by the way. i and rightly so, by the way. i ion-i— and rightly so, by the way. i ion-i inni— and rightly so, by the way. i don't think you— and rightly so, by the way. i don't think you should call your iiins— don't think you should call your inns—oni- don't think you should call your films—and killing. films killing this and killing inan— films killing this and killing inn-ivonn— films killing this and killing inoilnonn non- films killing this and killing that. very, very odd . let that. it's very, very odd. let no— that. it's very, very odd. let no inon— that. it's very, very odd. let no know you— that. it's very, very odd. let me know your thoughts. but shall i me know your thoughts. but shall i nono— me know your thoughts. but shall i on— me know your thoughts. but shall i on oni— me know your thoughts. but shall i move on and talk— me know your thoughts. but shall i move on and talk water? nocouso— i move on and talk water? nocouso you— i move on and talk water? because you might have noticed inoi— because you might have noticed inn-o— because you might have noticed inoi-o ion— because you might have noticed that a few companies these that quite a few companies these ins— that quite a few companies these ins-io— that quite a few companies these ins-io io— that quite a few companies these ins-io io-ouil that quite a few companies these ins-io io-oui oi days seem to be pumping out a noni— days seem to be pumping out a not inni— days seem to be pumping out a not inoi i— days seem to be pumping out a word that i shall— days seem to be pumping out a word that i shall bleep myself out word that i shall bleep myself oui icon— word that i shall bleep myself out from saying— word that i shall bleep myself out from saying ._ word that i shall bleep myself out from saying . i'll call it out from saying. i'll call it insiooi— out from saying. i'll call it instead untreated sewage into oni— instead untreated sewage into rivers and seas— instead untreated sewage into rivers and seas ,_ instead untreated sewage into rivers and seas , 300 odd rivers and seas, 300 odd inousoni— rivers and seas, 300 odd thousand times last year, which onooosg oui— thousand times last year, which averages out about 824 times a ion — averages out about 824 times a ion noti— averages out about 824 times a ion noii no— averages out about 824 times a day. well now there's been an apology— day. well now there's been an onoioon ion— day. well now there's been an onoioon ion inoi— day. well now there's been an apology for that behaviour. iision— apology for that behaviour. iision ino— apology for that behaviour. listen the first— apology for that behaviour. listen the first thing i'm here to listen the first thing i'm here io io— listen the first thing i'm here io io ioion— listen the first thing i'm here io io ioion is— listen the first thing i'm here to do today is to— listen the first thing i'm here to do today is to say sorry. ino— to do today is to say sorry. to noon— to do today is to say sorry. to noon nonn— to do today is to say sorry. i've been very chastened by listening to the public, by heanng listening to the public, by hearing the views of people i

understand. we understand as a water industry how upset and angry people are about untreated sewage going into rivers and onto our beaches. and we are deterred termined to put that right. well, deterred termined to put that right . well, yeah, £10 billion right. well, yeah, £10 billion as right. well, yeah, £10 billion os noti— right. well, yeah, £10 billion os noii is— right. well, yeah, £10 billion as well is the— right. well, yeah, £10 billion as well is the sum- ” 3 well, yeah, £10 billion as well is the sum associated niin— as well is the sum associated niin ouiiino— as well is the sum associated with putting that— as well is the sum associated with putting that right . but who with putting that right. but who snouii— with putting that right. but who snouii spont— with putting that right. but who should spend that £10 billion? snouii— should spend that £10 billion? snouii ii— should spend that £10 billion? snouii ii to— should spend that £10 billion? should it be the— should spend that £10 billion? should it be the companies themselves— should it be the companies themselves or— should it be the companies themselves or should it be you, me themselves or should it be you, no , oii— themselves or should it be you, no , oii oi— themselves or should it be you, no , oii oi us— themselves or should it be you, me , all of us, the— themselves or should it be you, me , all of us, the customers? me, all of us, the customers? nonioi— me, all of us, the customers? nonioi non,— me, all of us, the customers? daniel well, i'm— me, all of us, the customers? daniel well, i'm on a sticky nicioi— daniel well, i'm on a sticky nicioi nono— daniel well, i'm on a sticky wicket here because nobody wants to wicket here because nobody wants io noon— wicket here because nobody wants io noon nnoi— wicket here because nobody wants io noon nnoi i— wicket here because nobody wants to hear what i want— wicket here because nobody wants to hear what i want to say. insi— to hear what i want to say. iiisi thing— to hear what i want to say. first thing is— to hear what i want to say. first thing is i— to hear what i want to say. first thing is i want- to hear what i want to say. first thing is i want to- to hear what i want to say. first thing is i want to hear the way the water, the way the water industry is set up and has been set up since. privatisation is that they borrow money to invest first. they borrow what they're allowed to borrow by the regulator and they invest it in what the regulator allows. and we pay the bills. we pay for that borrowing through our bills over a number of years. so if they're going to invest 10 billion in this or 10 billion in that, if the regulator tells them to do that, that's going to

go on the water bills. where else is it going to come from? company profits. well, the company profits are the profits they make from doing the job efficiently . and if they do it efficiently. and if they do it inefficiently, they won't make profits. so the set up is designed to. but it's a bit of both, isn't it? because they nono— both, isn't it? because they nono noon— both, isn't it? because they have been making- l 7 because they have been making profits while sinuiionoo— have been making profits while simultanee albie_ have been making profits while simultanee albie having inefficiencies— simultanee albie having inefficiencies in different- areas. _nothing areas. that is true. nothing works perfectly, but the principle of how it works is the way then the way i've described. then the second is it second question is, is it inefficient pump water sewage inefficient to pump water sewage into rivers? now the whole system that we've been building for last 150 years is for the last 150 years is designed on heavy rain days to let the overflow go, go into go into rivers. that's what it was designed. yeah, but this isn't noi— designed. yeah, but this isn't inoi, inouon— designed. yeah, but this isn't that, though, is— designed. yeah, but this isn't that, though, is it?- : gm: yeah, but this isn't that, though, is it? this ononiion— that, though, is it? this overflow has- that, though, is it? this overflow has been pumping out on ions— overflow has been pumping out on ions nnon— overflow has been pumping out on days when there— overflow has been pumping out on days when there hasn't been noon— days when there hasn't been noonn-inoi- days when there hasn't been heavy-that that- heavy rainfall that that snouiin-i— heavy rainfall that that shouldn't because heavy rainfall that that sho sewage because heavy rainfall that that sho sewage capacity because heavy rainfall that that sho sewage capacity . because heavy rainfall that that sho sewage capacity . �*fn�*y ause heavy rainfall that that— sho sewage capacity . why would the sewage capacity. why would it overflow the water and the rain generally go into the same sewer and they flood away and the rain helps flood the sewage

and move it along . well, why is and move it along. well, why is icuin— and move it along. well, why is icuin kelly— and move it along. well, why is ruth kelly issuing— and move it along. well, why is ruth kelly issuing this- e�*i: l 3 well, why is ruth kelly issuing this massive apology— ruth kelly issuing this massive apology tmay?— ruth kelly issuing this massive apology today? well, i don't inni— apology today? well, i don't inini inon— apology today? well, i don't think they should issue opoiooios— think they should issue apologies because i think inon-no— apologies because i think inon-no inon— apologies because i think they're they wouldn't issue an apology— they're they wouldn't issue an onoioon unioss— they're they wouldn't issue an apology unless they absolutely had apology unless they absolutely not—icing- apology unless they absolutely had—doing that- apology unless they absolutely had doing that for had to. they're doing that for noiiiicoi—os- had to. they're doing that for political—as thei had to. they're doing that for poli'that_as thei had to. they're doing that for poli'that they've as the had to. they're doing that for poli'that they've refused the had to. they're doing that for poli'that they've refused toe fact that they've refused to ioio — fact that they've refused to ioio inoin— fact that they've refused to take their bonuses. some of the bosses— take their bonuses. some of the bosses being done for bosses is being done for political reasons. but i don't think they're not they don't have the courage to explain the system. well, i they're system. well, i think they're nocoonisino— system. well, i think they're. recognising—things recognising that actually things nono—ion - recognising that actually things nono—ion vou- recognising that actually thingsi have _far. you know, have gone far too far. you know, so— have gone far too far. you know, so noon— have gone far too far. you know, over 30 years -when - have gone far too far. you know, over 30 years when the water over 30 years ago when the water oui— over 30 years ago when the water oui oi— over 30 years ago when the water came out of the— over 30 years ago when the water came out of the public sector, poonio— came out of the public sector, people noo— came out of the public sector, people were told— came out of the public sector, people were told that they could be shareholders— people were told that they could be shareholders in— people were told that they could be shareholders in the water, conoios— be shareholders in the water, nnoonios .— be shareholders in the water, oooios . is— be shareholders in the water, companies . is what happened. companies. is what happened. mining.— companies. is what happened. noining. ino— companies. is what happened. nothing. the whole industry is ioninoioi— nothing. the whole industry is dominated now— nothing. the whole industry is dominated now by a big companies and dominated now by a big companies oni ioi— dominated now by a big companies oni ion nonons— dominated now by a big companies and tax havens seven shares 70% ion— and tax havens seven shares 70% ion oi— and tax havens seven shares 70% ion oi ino— and tax havens seven shares 70% 70% of the water— and tax havens seven shares 70% 70% of the water industry is onnoi— 70% of the water industry is onnoi in— 70% of the water industry is owned by massive companies overseas. doesn't- owned by massive companies overseas. l overseas. doesn't matter who owns them. well i think it does actually it doesn't matter to the water in the sewage. that's

all about how the companies manage their the ownership structure is really opaque . structure is really opaque. it's not clear at all. so what? nocouso— it's not clear at all. so what? because somebody needs to be occounioiio— because somebody needs to be accountable held— because somebody needs to be accountable held to account. noon— accountable held to account. noon nui— accountable held to account. noon iui ino— accountable held to account. yeah but the companies are held to yeah but the companies are held io occouni — yeah but the companies are held io occouni ii— yeah but the companies are held to account. it doesn't- yeah but the companies are held to account. l : l to account. it doesn't matter who owns them. i mean, you're right. most of them. of right. most of them. not all of them of course. most of them do belong to investment funds now, and they're available to and they're not available to trade. are some that are trade. there are some that are still one that still one, at least big one that is still traded, i believe, on the market where you can the stock market where you can buy but does it matter buy shares. but does it matter whether own of that whether i own a share of that company through having a few hundred quid or some some hundred quid or some other some investment trust owns it, whether it belongs to the pension fund. it's just that inono. — pension fund. it's just that there. why does that why is that anything at all to do with . anything at all to do with. it's because there's the water oni— it's because there's the water oni ino — it's because there's the water and the sewage— it's because there's the water and the sewage and unaccountable and the sewage and unaccountable oni oiso— and the sewage and unaccountable oni oiso six— and the sewage and unaccountable oni oiso six oi— and the sewage and unaccountable and also six of the— and the sewage and unaccountable and also six of the companies in the and also six of the companies in ino in— and also six of the companies in ino in ingioni— and also six of the companies in the in england are— and also six of the companies in the in england are under investigation— the in england are under investigation for illegal nociisos— investigation for illegal practises. well i don't know not soning— practises. well i don't know not sonino inoi— practises. well i don't know not saying that they're guilty, but, you saying that they're guilty, but, nou nnon—

saying that they're guilty, but, you know, they're— saying that they're guilty, but, you know, they're under investigation.- you know, they're under investigation. so there's a lot inoi-s— investigation. so there's a lot inoi-s nong— investigation. so there's a lot that's wrong with— investigation. so there's a lot that's wrong with the water. inno— that's wrong with the water. there probably— that's wrong with the water. there probably is— that's wrong with the water. there probably is a- that's wrong with the water. there probably is a lot- that's wrong with the water. there probably is a lot that's wrong. but the basic question, who's going to pay for it is the answer is it's always going to be the bill payer who pays for investment. but pushback investment. but the pushback on that it that should be, well, it shouldn't actually, if it's shouldn't be, actually, if it's you lot miss, whatever you want to planning, to call it, planning, mishandling, having proper mishandling, not having proper infrastructure over infrastructure built. so over the last , for example, the the last, for example, the money, companies have money, the water companies have invested over the last 10 or 20 years that they've allowed years that they've been allowed to invest by the regulator because it's regulator for because it's the regulator for ofwat who tells them what they can invest, how much they can invest, what they can invest invest, and what they can invest in. it's been going into in. most of it's been going into trying fix leaks because trying to fix leaks because until the very successfully, not until the very successfully, not until year ago, all the until a year ago, all the complaints the public had was about water leaks , burst water about water leaks, burst water mains and the wastage of water. so money's been going into that and it has been quite successful actually. aggie, there's been a huge amount of replacement of victoria pipework which hadn't been replaced for 150 years plus

with plastic pipes being run through them. so that's what they were told to do. that's what they did. now they're going to be told to address the sewage issue, spend so much on that. that's what they'll do and they'll if the they'll recharge it. if the customer. else is going to customer. who else is going to do you think these utilities would in public would be better in public ownership, i.e. almost renationalised ? i don't know the renationalised? i don't know the answer to that— renationalised? i don't know the answer to that ,_ ”iii“? :7 i don't know the answer to that , actually. i answer to that, actually. i nooiin— answer to that, actually. i nooiin ion-i.— answer to that, actually. i really don't. think that really don't. but i think that it really don't. but i think that ii nouii— really don't. but i think that it would-they— really don't. but i think that it would they need to be much it would be they need to be much more transparent— it would be they need to be much more transparent ._ it would be they need to be much more transparent . these more transparent. these oooios — more transparent. these companies. i- more transparent. these companies. more transparent. these- companies. i think you need to ask what would change? well, the people running wouldn't people running it wouldn't change. i've seen some street management, workers. well, management, same workers. well, i've tweets for i've seen some tweets from, for oxonnio— i've seen some tweets from, for oononni-os- i've seen some tweets from, for example,-was the- example, i think it was the croon— example, i think it was the noon ionin— example, i think it was the green party today saying essentially— green party today saying essentially that nationalisation was essentially that nationalisation nos—nnicn- essentially that nationalisation nos—nnicn i- essentially that nationalisation was—which i then. was the answer, which i then iouni— was the answer, which i then iouni ouiio— was the answer, which i then found quite interesting because in-ino— found quite interesting because in-ino noion- in scotland the water is essentially _ in scotland the water is essentially nationalised as scoiiisn— essentially nationalised as scottish water. _ essentially nationalised as scottish water. so i was having a scottish water. so i was having o ioci— scottish water. so i was having o iooi oi— scottish water. so i was having a look at their— scottish water. so i was having a look at their performance. s in scoiioni— a look at their performance. s in scoiioni ,— a look at their performance. s in scotland , sewage was dumped in scotland, sewage was dumped into in scotland, sewage was dumped inio scoiiisn— in scotland, sewage was dumped into scottish waterways. more inon— into scottish waterways. more inon inooo— into scottish waterways. more than 14,000 times last year , than 14,000 times last year, oouoiino— than 14,000 times last year, oouoiino io— than 14,000 times last year, equating to about 40 incidents per equating to about 40 incidents oon ion— equating to about 40 incidents per ion .— equating to about 40 incidents

per ion . so— equating to about 40 incidents per ion . so inis— equating to about 40 incidents per day . so this is 47,000,000m3 per day. so this is 47,000,000m3 of per day. so this is 47,000,000m3 oi sio— per day. so this is 47,000,000m3 of waste, which _ per day. so this is 47,000,000m3 of waste, which is— per day. so this is 47,000,000m3 of waste, which is equivalent, get— of waste, which is equivalent, ioi inis— of waste, which is equivalent, ooi inis io— of waste, which is equivalent, get this, to nearly 19,000 oinnpic— get this, to nearly 19,000 olympic swimming pools . now, you olympic swimming pools. now, you niini— olympic swimming pools. now, you niini sii— olympic swimming pools. now, you nioni sii inono— olympic swimming pools. now, you might sit there and— olympic swimming pools. now, you might sit there and say, well , might sit there and say, well, inoi-s— might sit there and say, well, inoi-s ioi,— might sit there and say, well, that's bad, but— might sit there and say, well, that's bad, but it's not as bad as that's bad, but it's not as bad os onnoioin— that's bad, but it's not as bad as privately owned england. but get as privately owned england. but ioi inis— as privately owned england. but ioi inis i— as privately owned england. but get this, i think— as privately owned england. but get this, i think this is interesting— get this, i think this is interesting point to there's onin— interesting point to there's onin .%_ interesting point to there's onin on oi— interesting point to there's only 4% of so—called overflow is even monitored— only 4% of so—called overflow is even monitored in— only 4% of so—called overflow is even monitored in scotland connonoi— even monitored in scotland conponoi io— even monitored in scotland compared to 90— even monitored in scotland compared to 90 odd% here in iniioni— compared to 90 odd% here in iniioni .— compared to 90 odd% here in inoioni . so— compared to 90 odd% here in england . so what i would say is england. so what i would say is you— england. so what i would say is non ion— england. so what i would say is non ioii oioui— england. so what i would say is you talk about transparency. we oioin— you talk about transparency. we oioin o— you talk about transparency. we oooin o ioi— you talk about transparency. we oooin o ioi oi— you talk about transparency. we again, a lot of people perhaps at again, a lot of people perhaps oi nono— again, a lot of people perhaps oi nono os— again, a lot of people perhaps at home as well,— again, a lot of people perhaps at home as well, will push for renationalisation. _ at home as well, will push for renationalisation. but look at inoi— renationalisation. but look at no in— renationalisation. but look at that in scotland. _ renationalisation. but look at that in scotland. i would argue vou— that in scotland. i would argue nou ion-i— that in scotland. i would argue nou ion-i nono— that in scotland. i would argue you don't have a— that in scotland. i would argue you don't have a fraction of the inonsnononcn— you don't have a fraction of the transparency when _ you don't have a fraction of the transparency when it comes to nnoi— transparency when it comes to nnoi is— transparency when it comes to nnoi is nooiin— transparency when it comes to what is really going on. but you tell what is really going on. but you ioii no— what is really going on. but you ioii no noun— what is really going on. but you tell me your thoughts. what do you tell me your thoughts. what do nou ocion?— tell me your thoughts. what do you reckon? private sector, best nuiiic— you reckon? private sector, best nuiiic socio— you reckon? private sector, best public sector best?— you reckon? private sector, best public sector best? and if you inni— public sector best? and if you inini ioninoio— public sector best? and if you think private sector daniel is sonini— think private sector daniel is sonino inoi— think private sector daniel is sonino inoi no— think private sector daniel is saying that we should therefore nick— saying that we should therefore pick up— saying that we should therefore pick up ino — saying that we should therefore pick up ino ioi— saying that we should therefore pick up the tab as customers nouii— pick up the tab as customers nouii io— pick up the tab as customers would be the— pick up the tab as customers would be the same in the public socio— would be the same in the public socio — would be the same in the public socio vou— would be the same in the public sector. you as— would be the same in the public sector. you as the— would be the same in the public sector. you as the tap- would be the same in the public sector. /:::. e : sector. you as the tap it would go on? well, you'd have to. noon. — go on? well, you'd have to. noon. in— go on? well, you'd have to. noon. in ino— go on? well, you'd have to. yeah. in the public- git» i::i“7 well, you'd have to. yeah. in the public sector there nouii— yeah. in the public sector there nouii io— yeah. in the public sector there would be essentially no profit nouii— would be essentially no profit would there?—

would be essentially no profit would there? but— would be essentially no profit would there? but in the private socio— would there? but in the private socion—nonto- would there? but in the private. sector,_maybe they sector, i don't know, maybe they snouii— sector, i don't know, maybe they snouiilnusnini— sector, i don't know, maybe they should i pushing _of - sector, i don't know, maybe they should pushing of these should be pushing some of these cosis—inoin- should be pushing some of these costs—their profit- costs back out of their profit noniins. — costs back out of their profit nonoins. nou— costs back out of their profit margins. you tell me at home, i'll margins. you tell me at home, in ioi— margins. you tell me at home, in ioi nou— margins. you tell me at home, in ioi nou io— margins. you tell me at home, i'll let you be the— margins. you tell me at home, i'll let you be the final judge. i'll let you be the filial judge. let i'll let you be the final judge. ioi-osi— i'll let you be the final judge. ioi-osi nou— i'll let you be the final judge. let-ask you this. - i'll let you be the final judge. let ask you this. should let me ask you this. should inono— let me ask you this. should inono-io— let me ask you this. should there-be an— let me ask you this. should there be an occasion where there ever be an occasion where nonco— police officers can taser cniiinono— police officers can taser children? refer to video children? i refer to the video of children? i refer to the video oi ino— children? i refer to the video oi inolnoon— children? i refer to the video of the lyear old _ children? i refer to the video of the year old boy who was of the 11 year old boy who was iosonoi— of the 11 year old boy who was iosonoi. no— of the 11 year old boy who was tasered. he was— of the 11 year old boy who was tasered. he was holding a knife inoi— tasered. he was holding a knife inoi os— tasered. he was holding a knife inoi un— tasered. he was holding a knife that was up scotland . what do that was up in scotland. what do you that was up in scotland. what do nou nono— that was up in scotland. what do nou nono oi— that was up in scotland. what do you make of that?— that was up in scotland. what do you make of that? his mum has noon—ion- been speaking out. now she's iononiini— been speaking out. now she's iononiini on— been speaking out. now she's demanding an apology. your inouinis— demanding an apology. your inouinis .—

la la land. i don't care what the republic of ireland thinks. that's the problem. i don't care what i care about is northern ireland and british citizens as . hi there, i'm michelle oonionnn— . hi there, i'm michelle dewberry with- hi there, i'm michelle dewberry with you till seven. nionisiio — dewberry with you till seven. alongside me,— dewberry with you till seven. alongside me, the former advisor to alongside me, the former advisor io ionis— alongside me, the former advisor to boris johnson— alongside me, the former advisor to boris johnson and now tory iiio— to boris johnson and now tory iiio noon— to boris johnson and now tory iiio noon in— to boris johnson and now tory life peer in the— to boris johnson and now tory life peer in the house of lords, oonioi— life peer in the house of lords, daniel moylan,— life peer in the house of lords, daniel moylan, and broadcaster aggie— daniel moylan, and broadcaster aggie ncionzio.— daniel moylan, and broadcaster aggie mckenzie. lots of you going— aggie mckenzie. lots of you ooiiino in— aggie mckenzie. lots of you getting in touch— aggie mckenzie. lots of you getting in touch about that. ionis— getting in touch about that. oonis-ini- getting in touch about that. boris phil stewart says boris johnson, phil stewart says i'm boris johnson, phil stewart says in o— boris johnson, phil stewart says in o iiin — boris johnson, phil stewart says i'm a film composer and i nocoinoi— i'm a film composer and i nocoinoi on— i'm a film composer and i received an email a few weeks oio— received an email a few weeks ooo pnonoiini— received an email a few weeks ago promoting that disgusting tin.— ago promoting that disgusting in i— ago promoting that disgusting film. i looked— ago promoting that disgusting film. i looked at— ago promoting that disgusting film. i looked at the poster in my

film. i looked at the poster in nnn onoii— film. i looked at the poster in nnn onoii in— film. i looked at the poster in my email in disbelief and anger, and my email in disbelief and anger, oni i— my email in disbelief and anger, and i immediately— my email in disbelief and anger, and i immediately barred future onoiis— and i immediately barred future onoiis nnon— and i immediately barred future emails from the— and i immediately barred future emails from the sender. nigel sons— emails from the sender. nigel sons .— emails from the sender. nigel sons . non.— emails from the sender. nigel says , well, things like killing says, well, things like killing ino— says, well, things like killing ino is— says, well, things like killing ino is o— says, well, things like killing eve is a major— says, well, things like killing eve is a major tv success. inoi-s— eve is a major tv success. inoi-s o— eve is a major tv success. inoi-s o iii— eve is a major tv success. that's a bit different, though, isn-i— that's a bit different, though, isn-i ii— that's a bit different, though, isn-i ii 7— that's a bit different, though, isn-i ii 7 i— that's a bit different, though, isn't it ? i mean,— that's a bit different, though, isn't it ? i mean, i've never isn't it? i mean, i've never ino— isn't it? i mean, i've never seen the programme, but i mean, this seen the programme, but i mean, inis is— seen the programme, but i mean, inis is oioui— seen the programme, but i mean, this is about we— seen the programme, but i mean, this is about we have a siiuoiion— this is about we have a situation where politic is so poionisoi— situation where politic is so poionisoi in— situation where politic is so polarised in this country and poonio— polarised in this country and people ono— polarised in this country and people are nasty— polarised in this country and people are nasty and they're a into— people are nasty and they're a iiiiio iii— people are nasty and they're a little bit unhinged, quite inoniin— little bit unhinged, quite inoniin .— little bit unhinged, quite inoniin . o— little bit unhinged, quite frankly , a lot- little bit unhinged, quite frankly , a lot of people cannot frankly, a lot of people cannot noniio— frankly, a lot of people cannot noniio o— frankly, a lot of people cannot handle a view— frankly, a lot of people cannot handle a view that they disagree niin. — handle a view that they disagree niin. ani— handle a view that they disagree with. and actually— handle a view that they disagree with. and actually in this day oni— with. and actually in this day oni oio.— with. and actually in this day oni ooo. nou— with. and actually in this day and age, you should be trying to iini— and age, you should be trying to iini oi— and age, you should be trying to iini oi coin — and age, you should be trying to kind of calm those— and age, you should be trying to kind of calm those tempers, not oinosi— kind of calm those tempers, not almost validate— kind of calm those tempers, not almost validate that level of noinoi.— almost validate that level of hatred. that's— almost validate that level of hatred. that's my opinion onnnon — hatred. that's my opinion onnnon nou— hatred. that's my opinion anyway. you can feel free to iisoinoo— anyway. you can feel free to disagree with— anyway. you can feel free to disagree with it.— anyway. you can feel free to disagree with it. ian says the noion— disagree with it. ian says the noion connonn— disagree with it. ian says the water company should pay for all of water company should pay for all oi inoso— water company should pay for all of these upgrades— water company should pay for all of these upgrades out of the osconoi— of these upgrades out of the obscene profits— of these upgrades out of the obscene profits they've obscene profits that they've noio. — obscene profits that they've noio. -sons— obscene profits that they've made. -says yes,- obscene profits that they've made. says yes, of course made. john says yes, of course it made. john says yes, of course ii snouii— made. john says yes, of course ii snouii io— made. john says yes, of course it should be _that- made. john says yes, of course it should be that pay. i'm it should be them that pay. i'm inning— it should be them that pay. i'm inning io— it should be them that pay. i'm inning io iini— it should be them that pay. i'm trying to find somebody, anybody ononi— trying to find somebody, anybody onon inon — trying to find somebody, anybody apart from daniel— trying to find somebody, anybody apart from daniel moylan that sons— apart from daniel moylan that sons inoi— apart from daniel moylan that says that actually the customers snouii — says that actually the customers snouii oon — says that actually the customers snouii pay- ii— says that actually the customers should pay. if you're out there, if should pay. if you're out there, ii nouno— should pay. if you're out there, if you're sitting— should pay. if you're out there, if you're sitting there going,

yes,— if you're sitting there going, nos. cnonio— if you're sitting there going, nos. cnonoo no— if you're sitting there going, yes, charge me, baby . if you are yes, charge me, baby. if you are a customer that— yes, charge me, baby. if you are a customer that wants to pay ioi— a customer that wants to pay ioi in— a customer that wants to pay more, get in touch with me. just say— more, get in touch with me. just son inoi. — more, get in touch with me. just say that. daniel— more, get in touch with me. just say that. daniel is— more, get in touch with me. just say that. daniel is not in a ninoniin— say that. daniel is not in a ninoniin oi— say that. daniel is not in a minority of one— say that. daniel is not in a minority of one for nothing else nono.— minority of one for nothing else nono. noni— minority of one for nothing else here. right-talk- minority of one for nothing else here. right talk police here. right let's talk police oni— here. right let's talk police oni-no— here. right let's talk police oni-oo nou- here. right let's talk police and do you think here. right let's talk police- and-do you think there and tasering. do you think there snouii— and tasering. do you think there should _occasion- and tasering. do you think there should occasion where should ever be an occasion where a should ever be an occasion where o-is— should ever be an occasion where o-is iosonoio— should ever be an occasion where o-is iosonoio in— should ever be an occasion where a-is tasered? in this- a child is tasered? in this nonicuion— a child is tasered? in this particular example, you may have ino— particular example, you may have seen the footage— particular example, you may have seen the footage online . an 11 seen the footage online. an 11 noon— seen the footage online. an 11 noon oii— seen the footage online. an 11 noon oii ion— seen the footage online. an 11 year old boy was— seen the footage online. an 11 year old boy was tasered in scoiioni— year old boy was tasered in scoiioni .— year old boy was tasered in scotland . he— year old boy was tasered in scotland . he seemed to be scotland. he seemed to be nonionini— scotland. he seemed to be wandering around with a knife . wandering around with a knife. he wandering around with a knife. to os— wandering around with a knife. to no— wandering around with a knife. he was he also— wandering around with a knife. he was he also seemed to be inooicosiini— he was he also seemed to be broadcasting it— he was he also seemed to be broadcasting it live on tiktok at broadcasting it live on tiktok oi ino— broadcasting it live on tiktok oi ino ino— broadcasting it live on tiktok at the time. he— broadcasting it live on tiktok at the time. he was asked nuiiinio— at the time. he was asked multiple times— at the time. he was asked multiple times to drop said inio— multiple times to drop said iniio oni— multiple times to drop said knife and he— multiple times to drop said knife and he didn't really i nouiin-i— knife and he didn't really i nouiin-i son— knife and he didn't really i wouldn't say having watched the niioo— wouldn't say having watched the niioo nnsoii— wouldn't say having watched the niioo nnsoii. i— wouldn't say having watched the video myself, i wouldn't say he ononin— video myself, i wouldn't say he was overly aggressive or onninini— was overly aggressive or anything like— was overly aggressive or anything like that. there was a lot anything like that. there was a ioi oi— anything like that. there was a ioi oi towers— anything like that. there was a lot of coppers around the child . ani— lot of coppers around the child . nni onnnon— lot of coppers around the child . and anyway, they went on and iosonoi— . and anyway, they went on and iosonoi-ino- . and anyway, they went on and tasered-the mum- . and anyway, they went on and tasered the mum is tasered him. now the mum is iunious— tasered him. now the mum is furious. demanding an furious. she's demanding an investigation— furious. she's demanding an investigation apology and investigation and an apology and all investigation and an apology and oii-niuo— investigation and an apology and all-akua what- investigation and an apology and all-akua what do- investigation and an apology and all akua what do you all the rest. akua what do you noio— all the rest. akua what do you nono io— all the rest. akua what do you nono io iio — all the rest. akua what do you make to it? oh,— all the rest. akua what do you make to it? oh, it's- all the rest. akua what do you make to it? o“ l ”cacao make to it? oh, it's really difficult, isn't it? she was the one who called the police in the first place because knew first place because she knew that her son had he'd off. that her son had he'd run off. he was distressed he he was distressed because he couldn't burger and so

couldn't get a burger and so i would have thought she would have communicated with the police son's condition police about her son's condition at time. and they should at that time. and they should have been aware of what exactly the mum's saying. he's got global development.- “g he's got global development. delay yes. i global development. delay yes. i ion-i— global development. delay yes. i ion-i nnon— global development. delay yes. i don't know what— global development. delay yes. i don't know what-is,- global development. delay yes. i don't know what-is, but. i don't know what that is, but it's i think it's he's possibly a bit slower to pick up on nuances. what's going on if nouno— nuances. what's going on if nouno o— nuances. what's going on if nouno o cower— nuances. what's going on if you're a copper and- f what's going on if you're a copper and someone's in noni— you're a copper and someone's in inoni oi— you're a copper and someone's in inoni oi nou— you're a copper and someone's in front of you with— you're a copper and someone's in front of you with a— you're a copper and someone's in front of you with a knife? i mean, i've never- front of you with a knife? i mean, i've never been in that nui— mean, i've never been in that iui i— mean, i've never been in that scenario, but i would imagine inis— scenario, but i would imagine inis is— scenario, but i would imagine inis is o— scenario, but i would imagine this is a child— scenario, but i would imagine this is a child as— scenario, but i would imagine this is a child as well. '“i: this is a child as well. and oiso— this is a child as well. and oiso inono— this is a child as well. and also there are— this is a child as well. and also there are quite a few police. i think it was really heavy handed . i don't think that heavy handed. i don't think that this needed to happen. mean, this needed to happen. i mean, it's possibly it's all blown up now. possibly these things happen more than we it's all blown up now. possibly these andjs happen more than we it's all blown up now. possibly these and it happen more than we it's all blown up now. possibly these and it was, en more than we it's all blown up now. possibly these and it was, what, re than we it's all blown up now. possibly these and it was, what, 550,000'e know. and it was, what, 550,000 volt? no tasers, a 50,000v. but then i think when— volt? no tasers, a 50,000v. but then i think when they- then i think when they discharged— then i think when they discharged into the body, it's nucn— discharged into the body, it's much lesser— discharged into the body, it's much lesser voltage than that at the much lesser voltage than that at ino noini— much lesser voltage than that at ino noini oi— much lesser voltage than that at the point of discharge and connection— the point of discharge and connection-the- the point of discharge and connection the body . connection with the body. i inini— connection with the body. i inini ino— connection with the body. i think the whole— connection with the body. i think the whole thing could have been without using been sorted out without using a taser well yeah. imean, taser gun. well yeah. i mean, i'm showing taser gun. well yeah. i mean, in snonino nou— taser gun. well yeah. i mean, i'm showing you some- gt. '“ jilin?" i mean, i'm showing you some stills of inis— i'm showing you some stills of inis in— i'm showing you some stills of inis in ino— i'm showing you some stills of inis in ino non— i'm showing you some stills of

this by the way, in— i'm showing you some stills of this by the way, in case you're nonionini— this by the way, in case you're wondering what— this by the way, in case you're wondering what you're on wondering what you're seeing on noun— wondering what you're seeing on nounnnonnon-i- wondering what you're seeing on your moment, daniel. your tv at the moment, daniel. noti— your tv at the moment, daniel. notilioio— your tv at the moment, daniel. notilioio on— your tv at the moment, daniel. well,itake an old— your tv at the moment, daniel. well, take an old fashioned well, i take an old fashioned io— well, i take an old fashioned in— well, i take an old fashioned view, i'm afraid. _ well, i take an old fashioned view, i'm afraid. cizi“ e view, i'm afraid. i don't think the police should have tasers. i certainly they certainly don't think they should children. should be tasering children. i don't think the police should be armed. and i think fact that armed. and i think the fact that they've weapons that they they've got weapons that they can resort means can have quick resort to means that they're too quick to use them. if they didn't have them. and if they didn't have them. and if they didn't have the would have the weapons, they would have they out techniques they would work out techniques for these more for handling these more difficult situations. they had enough on the ground enough police on the ground there, i can see, to there, as far as i can see, to deal with an year old boy. i deal with an 11 year old boy. i may have got that wrong, but it looks like. yeah, no, they were. ani— looks like. yeah, no, they were. and they could have dealt with they would have known they they would have known and they would to deal would have been trained to deal with it instead of having resort to a taser. now they made an effort. sure they made effort. i'm sure they made an effort. i'm sure they made an effort they the effort before they used the taser. it wasn't just trigger happy, final decision to happy, but the final decision to do was no no reason do it, there was no no reason they be the they shouldn't be in the position of doing that. so you say, wouldn't see them say, i wouldn't see them armed with either. so you say with guns either. so you say coppers should essentially walk with guns either. so you say cop streets ould essentially walk with guns either. so you say cop streets bare essentially walk with guns either. so you say cop streets bare inientially walk with guns either. so you say cop streets bare in terms.y walk with guns either. so you say cop streets bare in terms of valk the streets bare in terms of weapons? would would you do

weapons? would you would you do inoio— weapons? would you would you do inoio-nou— weapons? would you would you do inoio-nou notio— weapons? would you would you do that?-you walk? iwalk- 7 would you would you do that? you walk? walk the that? would you walk? i walk the sinooi— that? would you walk? i walk the sinooiiino — that? would you walk? i walk the street .the time _ that? would you walk? i walk the street the time without street all the time without ociuoiin— street all the time without actually carrying yeah, actually carrying a gun. yeah, nui— actually carrying a gun. yeah, oui—noniio- actually carrying a gun. yeah, but—member of. actually carrying a gun. yeah, but member of the but that's as a member of the nuiiic— but that's as a member of the pubic-nou— but that's as a member of the puiiic-nou-inol public. would you walk the sinoois— public. would you walk the streets-member- public. would you walk the streets member of the streets as a member of the nonco— streets as a member of the police-walking,- streets as a member of the police walking, running police force walking, running nooiiinsi— police force walking, running headfirst into— police force walking, running headfirst into scenarios that you— headfirst into scenarios that nou ion-i— headfirst into scenarios that you don't know— headfirst into scenarios that you don't know that more than iiioin— you don't know that more than iiioin niii— you don't know that more than iiioin niii io— you don't know that more than likely will be violent, that possiiin— likely will be violent, that possibly will— likely will be violent, that possibly will contain people niin — possibly will contain people with weapons— possibly will contain people with weapons ?_ possibly will contain people with weapons ? would you, as a with weapons? would you, as a nonco— with weapons? would you, as a police officer— with weapons? would you, as a police officer feel— with weapons? would you, as a police officer feel comfortable nooiiinsi— police officer feel comfortable headfirst into _ police officer feel comfortable headfirst into that unarmed? non.— headfirst into that unarmed? noii. o— headfirst into that unarmed? noii. o ioi— headfirst into that unarmed? well, a lot of— headfirst into that unarmed? well, a lot of police- headfirst into that unarmed? well, a lot of police are- well, a lot of police are unarmed and they do that. it is not routinely the case that police are armed and a lot of them do bravely run into situations . but my point is this situations. but my point is this would you let them keep their batons? yes , i think i would let batons? yes, i think i would let inon— batons? yes, i think i would let inon keep— batons? yes, i think i would let inon keep ino— 7 yes, i think i would let them keep the batons because it's them keep the batons because its-nono— them keep the batons because ii-s-nono inoi— them keep the batons because it's-rare that-do- it's very rare that they do serious damage with them. but i inun— serious damage with them. but i inini. nou— serious damage with them. but i inini. nou nnon— serious damage with them. but i inini. you know .— serious damage with them. but i think, you know , i— serious damage with them. but i think, you know , i think what think, you know, i think what would happen is if you don't have the armaments, then you start thinking, okay, we're going to have to have procedures and protocols for handling these situations , actions in a way situations, actions in a way thatis situations, actions in a way that is safe ish, safe for us, but but calms the situation down

and this is not instead of having first resource to recourse to these things. yeah. it just encourages a sloppiness of approach which leads to more violence. yes, i think the nonco— violence. yes, i think the ooiico nono— violence. yes, i think the police have got- violence. yes, i think the police have got a- . f yes, i think the police have got a really, really iiiiicuii— police have got a really, really difficult and— police have got a really, really difficult and difficult job in ononn— difficult and difficult job in ononn non— difficult and difficult job in ononn non nou — difficult and difficult job in every way. you know, they are, you— every way. you know, they are, non nnon— every way. you know, they are, non know. in— every way. you know, they are, you know, by default, they have a you know, by default, they have o noni— you know, by default, they have o noni ioi. — you know, by default, they have o noni ioi. inon— you know, by default, they have a hard job. they go into situations— a hard job. they go into situations that they don't know nnoi— situations that they don't know nnoi io — situations that they don't know what to expect.— situations that they don't know what to expect. and i agree. i ion-i— what to expect. and i agree. i ion-i noni— what to expect. and i agree. i ion-i noni io— what to expect. and i agree. i don't want to see _ what to expect. and i agree. i don't want to see police armed, nui— don't want to see police armed, iui i— don't want to see police armed, iui i inni— don't want to see police armed, iui i inini oi— don't want to see police armed, but i think at the— don't want to see police armed, but i think at the same time, inon— but i think at the same time, inon nooi— but i think at the same time, inon nooi io— but i think at the same time, they need to be— but i think at the same time, they need to be able to defend inonsoinos— they need to be able to defend themselves properly. but i think in inis— themselves properly. but i think in inis coso— themselves properly. but i think in this case, it— themselves properly. but i think in this case, it was— themselves properly. but i think in this case, it was a bit over ononiionn— in this case, it was a bit over overblown the— in this case, it was a bit over overblown the case is a bit noni— overblown the case is a bit noini oni— overblown the case is a bit weird and the— overblown the case is a bit weird and the moms come out and the weird and the moms come out and ino nons— weird and the moms come out and ino soii— weird and the moms come out and the moms said, oh,— weird and the moms come out and the moms said, oh, you know, it onin— the moms said, oh, you know, it onin o— the moms said, oh, you know, it was only a butter— the moms said, oh, you know, it was only a butter knife. that's nnoi— was only a butter knife. that's nnoi ino— was only a butter knife. that's what the moms— was only a butter knife. that's what the moms say. it was only a butter knife. well, hang on a second. it's a knife. it's a sharp implement. why is it okay if it's a butter knife? a butter knife? but why is why is a child , any child holding around with a knife? and then when asked

multiple times, you weren't just asked once when asked multiple times by police officers, you know, discard the knife, get rid of the knife. what do you want that knife for? what are you going to do with that knife? still keeps hold of that knife that for me is troubling and worrying. it is. but is the noni— worrying. it is. but is the right solution— worrying. it is. but is the right solution to- “g c but is the right solution to taser the cniiio— right solution to taser the child? that's— right solution to taser the child? that's the question . \i:::i child? that's the question. no, i child? that's the question. no, i inini— child? that's the question. no, i inini oiso— child? that's the question. no, i think also the— child? that's the question. no, i think also the policeman who was dealing with him, he was shouting. he was yelling and he was upping the ante. and i think the more he did that, the more panicked the child got and didn't want to, you know , do didn't want to, you know, do what the police man was trying to the police can be absolutely brilliant in these situations. and i've seen them handle really ouiio— and i've seen them handle really ouiio nonn— and i've seen them handle really quite very difficult— and i've seen them handle really quite very difficult situations . coining— quite very difficult situations , calming everything down. yeah. inis— , calming everything down. yeah. inis os— , calming everything down. yeah. inis ino— , calming everything down. yeah. this was the opposite. no connoni— this was the opposite. no comment on— this was the opposite. no comment on this guy because inoso— comment on this guy because inoso-noiico— comment on this guy because inoso-noiico .- comment on this guy because these police , because they these these police, because they noio— these these police, because they noio inoi— these these police, because they made their decisions, they do inoi— made their decisions, they do inoin-i— made their decisions, they do inoin-i oiso— made their decisions, they do their-i also think,- made their decisions, they do their i also think, you their job. i also think, you nnon— their job. i also think, you know. o— their job. i also think, you know. o ioi— their job. i also think, you know, a lot of— their job. i also think, you know, a lot of the police who connn— know, a lot of the police who connn guns— know, a lot of the police who connn guns. oinon— know, a lot of the police who carry guns, given the way in nnicn— carry guns, given the way in which routinely— carry guns, given the way in which routinely arnie they are suit-oci— which routinely arnie they are suitoci io— which routinely arnie they are subject to investigate even if inono— subject to investigate even if

inono is— subject to investigate even if inono is o— subject to investigate even if there is a discharge of firearms , there is a discharge of firearms c_thev_ there is a discharge of firearms .—inon-iinii , sometimes they even find inonsoinos— , sometimes they even find themselves-trial- , sometimes they even find themselves trial for murder. themselves on trial for murder. nni— themselves on trial for murder. nni ii-s— themselves on trial for murder. nni ii-s noi— themselves on trial for murder. and it's not fair— themselves on trial for murder. and it's not fair on— themselves on trial for murder. and it's not fair on the police. no nnon— and it's not fair on the police. no know they'd _ and it's not fair on the police. no know they'd be better off as son— no know they'd be better off as soni oi— no know they'd be better off as soni oi .— no know they'd be better off as soni oi . nou— no know they'd be better off as sort of , you know,— no know they'd be better off as sort of, you know, ordinary coupons— sort of, you know, ordinary coupons oni— sort of, you know, ordinary coppers and having a proper inon— coppers and having a proper career than being put through inis— career than being put through inis nin— career than being put through this mill the— career than being put through this mill the whole time. the i— this mill the whole time. the i nono— this mill the whole time. the more i have these— this mill the whole time. the more i have these conversations around policing on this show , around policing on this show, the more i'm starting to feel sorry for police officers because these men and women , because these men and women, they are incredibly brave people. they're never going to be rich. you know, they're never going to be paid a king's ransom, etcetera, for the work that they do. they run head first into danger. no, that's right. they have families of their own. they often killed in their own. they often killed in the line of duty. and there is so little respect for the police at the moment. i feel anyway, within society people are so quick to say, you know , acab, quick to say, you know, acab, you'll see that and you know, i won't tell you what it stands for because it is tea time, but you might be able to work that out yourself. there's just such a lack of respect for police at

the moment. and although ociuoiin— the moment. and although actually looking— the moment. and although actually looking at- and although actually looking at the met, inoi-s— actually looking at the met, that'slwhole_ actually looking at the met, that's whole subject , that's a whole other subject, isn-i— that's a whole other subject, int i? — that's a whole other subject, isn't it? well,— that's a whole other subject, isn't it? well, i— that's a whole other subject, isn't it? vinicc cizi’“ c “

thoughts on it. are you with oonio.— thoughts on it. are you with nonioi. in— thoughts on it. are you with daniel, by the _ thoughts on it. are you with daniel, by the way, that just iosons — daniel, by the way, that just iosons no.— daniel, by the way, that just tasers. no, thank you. and if you— tasers. no, thank you. and if nou ono— tasers. no, thank you. and if nou in— tasers. no, thank you. and if you are in that— tasers. no, thank you. and if you are in that camp by the way, do you are in that camp by the way, io ioii— you are in that camp by the way, io ioii no— you are in that camp by the way, do tell me honestly— you are in that camp by the way, do tell me honestly , would you do tell me honestly, would you be do tell me honestly, would you to o— do tell me honestly, would you to o nonco— do tell me honestly, would you be a police officer— do tell me honestly, would you be a police officer then and run nooiiinsi— be a police officer then and run headfirst into— be a police officer then and run headfirst into danger and only niin— headfirst into danger and only niin o— headfirst into danger and only niin o noion— headfirst into danger and only with a baton and— headfirst into danger and only with a baton and jaw? i don't know.— with a baton and jaw? i don't know. nouno— with a baton and jaw? i don't know. you're talking manner. nonii— know. you're talking manner. nouii nou— know. you're talking manner. nouii nou io— know. you're talking manner. would you be able to de—escalate just would you be able to de—escalate iusi niin— would you be able to de—escalate tusi niin inoso— would you be able to de—escalate just with those two _ would you be able to de—escalate just with those two things oionoo— just with those two things oionoo vou— just with those two things alone? you tell- just with those two things alone? you tell me. and after inis— alone? you tell me. and after inis nooi.— alone? you tell me. and after inis inooi. i— alone? you tell me. and after this break, i want— alone? you tell me. and after this break, i want to ask you a sinuo— this break, i want to ask you a simple question— this break, i want to ask you a simple question on what do you inni— simple question on what do you inini io— simple question on what do you inini io o— simple question on what do you think to a sports— simple question on what do you think to a sports brand using a man, a male, to— think to a sports brand using a man, a male, to advertise sninsuii— man, a male, to advertise swimsuit suits— man, a male, to advertise swimsuit suits under the female 7 ino— swimsuit suits under the female oino nonnon-s— swimsuit suits under the female ? the women's section of their noisiioo— ? the women's section of their noisiioo no— ? the women's section of their website? do you— ? the women's section of their website? do you just go, so what do website? do you just go, so what io nou— website? do you just go, so what io nou nnic— website? do you just go, so what do you think? it's— website? do you just go, so what do you think? it's an irrelevant do you think? it's an irrelevant io nou— do you think? it's an irrelevant io nou inni— do you think? it's an irrelevant do you think it's— do you think? it's an irrelevant do you think it's quite funny or do you think it's quite funny or io nou— do you think it's quite funny or io nou inni— do you think it's quite funny or do you think there's something just do you think there's something iusi noi— do you think there's something tusi noi ouiio— do you think there's something just not quite right here? your inouiniso— just not quite right here? your thoughts? see—

britain's news. channel hello, i'm michelle dewberry with your tool seven alongside me, the former advisor to boris johnson. and now tory peer in

the johnson. and now tory peer in ino nouso— johnson. and now tory peer in ino nouso oi— johnson. and now tory peer in the house of lords,— ’“’“ and now tory peer in the house of lords, daniel nonion— the house of lords, daniel nonion. oni— the house of lords, daniel moylan, and the broadcaster aggie— moylan, and the broadcaster aggie mackenzie . now i want to aggie mackenzie. now i want to nnon— aggie mackenzie. now i want to know nnoinon— aggie mackenzie. now i want to know whether or— aggie mackenzie. now i want to know whether or not you think inis— know whether or not you think inis noxi— know whether or not you think inis nooi sionn— know whether or not you think this next story matters . i this next story matters. i ociuoiin— this next story matters. i actually think- this next story matters. i actually think it really , really actually think it really, really ioos.— actually think it really, really ioos. nui— actually think it really, really ioos. on i— actually think it really, really does. but i know— actually think it really, really does. but i know opinion is iiniioi— does. but i know opinion is divided because— does. but i know opinion is divided because the sports manufacture— divided because the sports manufacture adidas has basically ioon— manufacture adidas has basically been criticised— manufacture adidas has basically been criticised for— manufacture adidas has basically been criticised for using a male noioi— been criticised for using a male noioi. — been criticised for using a male noioi. o— been criticised for using a male noioi. o non— been criticised for using a male model, le. a man to promote model, i.e. a man to promote inoi— model, le. a man to promote inoin nonnon-s— model, le. a man to promote their women's men's swimwear nongo— their women's men's swimwear nonoi ii-s— their women's men's swimwear nonoo is non— their women's men's swimwear nonoo is non oi— their women's men's swimwear range. it's part of this collection.— range. it's part of this collection. this collaborate noion— collection. this collaborate noiion inni— collection. this collaborate nation thing called pride , and nation thing called pride, and it's nation thing called pride, and is in— nation thing called pride, and it's in advance— nation thing called pride, and it's in advance of— nation thing called pride, and it's in advance of pride month. non— it's in advance of pride month. non notio— it's in advance of pride month. non nooio nn— it's in advance of pride month. now aggie, my problem with this, noni— now aggie, my problem with this, niini. ii— now aggie, my problem with this, niini. i o— now aggie, my problem with this, nioni. i o iono— now aggie, my problem with this, right, if a fella wants to wear a right, if a fella wants to wear o sninsuii— right, if a fella wants to wear osninsuii. i— right, if a fella wants to wear a swimsuit, i couldn't care ioss.— a swimsuit, i couldn't care ioss. vou— a swimsuit, i couldn't care ioss. you con— a swimsuit, i couldn't care less. you can wear your swimsuit all less. you can wear your swimsuit oii ion— less. you can wear your swimsuit oii ion long-— less. you can wear your swimsuit oii ion long- nou— less. you can wear your swimsuit all day long. you can go to work in ii.— all day long. you can go to work in ii. vou— all day long. you can go to work in in you con— all day long. you can go to work in it. you can walk— all day long. you can go to work in it. you can walk the streets in it. you can walk the streets in ii.— in it. you can walk the streets in ii. vou— in it. you can walk the streets in in you con— in it. you can walk the streets in it. you can dance around in it. in it. you can dance around in ii. i— in it. you can dance around in ii. i ion-i— in it. you can dance around in ii. i ion-i coo— in it. you can dance around in it. i don't care. when i go to ino— it. i don't care. when i go to ino nonnon-s— it. i don't care. when i go to the women's section of a website cioonin— the women's section of a website clearly labelled— the women's section of a website clearly labelled women's clothes and clearly labelled women's clothes oni inono-s— clearly labelled women's clothes oni inono-s o— clearly labelled women's clothes and there's a separate men's cioinini— and there's a separate men's cioinini oni— and there's a separate men's clothing and there's other cioinini— clothing and there's other clothing labelled gender nouinoi— clothing labelled gender nouinoi. i— clothing labelled gender neutral. i do— clothing labelled gender neutral. i do not therefore want to neutral. i do not therefore want io soo— neutral. i do not therefore want io inis— neutral. i do not therefore want to see this garment under the

woman's section— to see this garment under the woman's section modelled by a on— woman's section modelled by a man. oh michelle,— woman's section modelled by a man. oh michelle, for goodness soio— man. oh michelle, for goodness soio ii-s— man. oh michelle, for goodness soio is o— man. oh michelle, for goodness sake, it's a genius. iii" sake, it's a genius. move on. is it? sake, it's a genius. move on. is ii? is— sake, it's a genius. move on. is it? it's so. it's just clever . it? it's so. it's just clever. it's different. it's a surprise . otherwise it wouldn't be filling the, you know, the news at the moment. but it's nonsense . it's not. i think it's just great. i think it's a really good move. also, he's got a lovely body, so why not? well, if he wants to wear— lovely body, so why not? well, if he wants to wear that,- if he wants to wear that, nonosiin— if he wants to wear that, nonosiin i— if he wants to wear that, honestly, i really don't care. nui— honestly, i really don't care. nui nin— honestly, i really don't care. nui nin in— honestly, i really don't care. put him in the— honestly, i really don't care. put him in the man section iocouso— put him in the man section because what— put him in the man section because what the whole point is the because what the whole point is ino suiis— because what the whole point is ino suiis ion— because what the whole point is the suits for men— because what the whole point is the suits for men ,_ because what the whole point is the suits for men , if that's the suits for men, if that's nnoi— the suits for men, if that's nnoi nou— the suits for men, if that's what you want.- the suits for men, if that's what you want. i don't care. i'm noi— what you want. i don't care. i'm noi going— what you want. i don't care. i'm noi going io— what you want. i don't care. i'm noi going io tuigo— what you want. i don't care. i'm not going to judge you. that's a gnooi— not going to judge you. that's a great marketing— not going to judge you. that's a great marketing move. c ”cliicg great marketing move. it really is. noio— great marketing move. it really is. non. nou— great marketing move. it really is. well, you see,— great marketing move. it really is. well, you see, i'll- great marketing move. c ”cliicg well, you see, i'll tell you is. well, you see, i'll tell you why— is. well, you see, i'll tell you nnn i— is. well, you see, i'll tell you nnn i goi— is. well, you see, i'll tell you nnn i goi o— well, you see, i'll tell you why i got a problem with this, iocouso— why i got a problem with this, iocouso i— why i got a problem with this, because i think— why i got a problem with this, because i think that there is inis— because i think that there is inis nooiin— because i think that there is this really worrying kind of iinociion— this really worrying kind of direction of— this really worrying kind of direction of travel. basically to direction of travel. basically io ioi— direction of travel. basically to tell children— direction of travel. basically to tell children that if you're a to tell children that if you're o ion— to tell children that if you're o ion oni— to tell children that if you're o ion oni nou— to tell children that if you're a boy and you don't want to be a boy,— a boy and you don't want to be a ion nou— a boy and you don't want to be a ion nou noni— a boy and you don't want to be a ion nou noni io— a boy and you don't want to be a boy, you want to be— a boy and you don't want to be a boy, you want to be a girl, ion-i— boy, you want to be a girl, ion-i nou— boy, you want to be a girl, don't you worry,- boy, you want to be a girl, don't you worry, son. you can be oni— don't you worry, son. you can be oni ico— don't you worry, son. you can be oni ynoso— don't you worry, son. you can be and vice versa , the— don't you worry, son. you can be and vice versa , the opposite way and vice versa, the opposite way onouni— and vice versa, the opposite way onouni youo— and vice versa, the opposite way around. you've got— and vice versa, the opposite way around. you've got a teacher inoi— around. you've got a teacher inoi os— around. you've got a teacher that was fired— around. you've got a teacher that was fired the other day for

not that was fired the other day for noi using— that was fired the other day for noi using ino— that was fired the other day for not using the chosen pronouns of an not using the chosen pronouns of on-noon— not using the chosen pronouns of on-noon oii. — not using the chosen pronouns of an-year old. you've- not using the chosen pronouns of an year old. you've got so an eight year old. you've got so nonn— an eight year old. you've got so nonn sinongo— an eight year old. you've got so many strange going on at many strange things going on at the many strange things going on at ino-oni— many strange things going on at ino-oniliusi. - many strange things going on at ino-oniliusi. i- many strange things going on at the and just. i don't the moment, and ijust. i don't ognoo— the moment, and ijust. i don't ognoo-ii.— the moment, and ijust. i don't ognoo-ii. nni— the moment, and ijust. i don't ognoo-ii. nni i— the moment, and ijust. i don't agree it. and i think that agree with it. and i think that to agree with it. and i think that io no— agree with it. and i think that io nolinini— agree with it. and i think that to me, think you're right. to me, i think you're right. i inini— to me, i think you're right. i inini ino— to me, i think you're right. i think the thing— to me, i think you're right. i think the thing here- to me, i think you're right. i think the thing here is- to me, i think you're right. i think the thing here is there are two things going on. one is there's a very clever advertising move can you advertising move is can you object to a man used in object to a man being used in could you object to i know he's dead now, edna everage being used to advertise women's clothes ? no, nobody would clothes? no, nobody would object. you wouldn't object in the because we all the slightest because we all know it's a joke and we know it's a piece of clever advertising. but are you, on the other hand, to other hand, trying to send subliminally not very subliminally or not even very subliminally or not even very subliminal arnie message that subliminal arnie a message that there is no such thing as a woman, anyone can be a woman. but i think that this is if inoi-s— but i think that this is if that'slthat's- but i think that this is if that's that's the message that's if that's the message inoi— that's if that's the message inoi nou— that's if that's the message inoi nou ono— that's if that's the message that you are not— that's if that's the message that you are not you you're not connoning— that you are not you you're not conveying _they're - conveying because they're not inon-no— conveying because they're not inon-no-soning— conveying because they're not they're saying anything. they're not saying anything. nui— they're not saying anything. on nou— they're not saying anything. on you inini— they're not saying anything. but you think you're- they're not saying anything. but you think you're playing into audience and you're into that audience and you're going sales from it, going to make sales from it, too, you're playing into too, that you're playing into that audience. and i think a lot of women in particular find that very threatening because it's

the it's the abolition of woman. i don't find it and it's disturbing— i don't find it and it's disturbing ,- i don't find it and it's disturbing, but it's also wrong in nn— disturbing, but it's also wrong in nnn io— disturbing, but it's also wrong in my view, because i don't inni— in my view, because i don't inini non— in my view, because i don't think men can— in my view, because i don't think men can be women. iiii“ nan?“ think men can be women. men can wear women's clothes. i don't think men can be women . men can. think men can be women. men can. and i just think it's peddling a lie . but and i just think it's peddling a lie. but we'll and i just think it's peddling a lie . but we'll never know what lie. but we'll never know what they were trying to say because they'll never tell us. well, it was for they'll never tell us. well, it ion pride— they'll never tell us. well, it was for pride month- they'll never tell us. well, it was for pride month as- cc c»; well, it was for pride month as well. noon-i— was for pride month as well. noon-i ino— was for pride month as well. wasn't the sales— was for pride month as well. wasn't the sales there? - wasn't the sales there? description let love be your iogocn— description let love be your iogocn .— description let love be your iogocn . n— description let love be your legacy - a game— description let love be your legacy . a game that's fair is legacy. a game that's fair is noi— legacy. a game that's fair is noi iusi— legacy. a game that's fair is noi tusi ono— legacy. a game that's fair is not just one that— legacy. a game that's fair is not just one that follows the nuio— not just one that follows the nuio os— not just one that follows the rule as well. _ not just one that follows the rule as well. rules and facts noiion— rule as well. rules and facts noiion io— rule as well. rules and facts matter to me.— rule as well. rules and facts matter to me. they matter. and the matter to me. they matter. and ino non— matter to me. they matter. and ino non inoi— matter to me. they matter. and the way that we're _ matter to me. they matter. and the way that we're progressing niinin— the way that we're progressing within society,— the way that we're progressing within society, where i'm nonnioi— within society, where i'm nonnioi in— within society, where i'm worried in all— within society, where i'm worried in all of this is for inpnossion— worried in all of this is for impression able- worried in all of this is for impression able children. giic impression able children. i get inoi— impression able children. i get inoi. nni— impression able children. i get inoi. nni i— impression able children. i get that. and i agree— impression able children. i get that. and i agree with what you're saying in that sense. but you're saying in that sense. but you know, these are grown ups. women are looking for women's swimsuits. it's not children. children are involved in this. and that's a man with a you

nnon— and that's a man with a you know. niin— and that's a man with a you know, with presumably a gay man will know, with presumably a gay man niii io— know, with presumably a gay man niii no i— know, with presumably a gay man niii no i win— know, with presumably a gay man will be i will be— know, with presumably a gay man will be i will be discreet in my ionguogo— will be i will be discreet in my language because— will be i will be discreet in my language because it's tea time. no-s— language because it's tea time. no noioiiing— language because it's tea time. he's modelling for pride month. why— he's modelling for pride month. wnn io— he's modelling for pride month. nnn io nou— he's modelling for pride month. nnn io nou inini— he's modelling for pride month. why do you think gay— he's modelling for pride month. why do you think gay men- he's modelling for pride month. why do you think gay men like dressing up in women's clothes? quite often they do. that's amazing. quite quite often they do. that's amazing . quite often they do a amazing. quite often they do a lot amazing. quite often they do a ioi oi— amazing. quite often they do a ioi oi non— amazing. quite often they do a lot of men who— amazing. quite often they do a lot of men who like— “g quite often they do a lot of men who like dressing up in women. have— lot of men who like dressing up in women. have you been to nnignion— in women. have you been to brighton pride? _ in women. have you been to brighton pride? \iiii brighton pride? no, i have never actually been to brighton pride. it's full of men dressing up as women . yeah,— it's full of men dressing up as women . yeah, but- it's full of men dressing up as women . / it's full of men dressing up as women . 4zioii'“ women. yeah, but that's because it's full of gay men. because it's full of gay men. because it's pride . so whatever they're it's pride. so whatever they're doing will be what gay men do. what if you went to non pride? i mean, the event they have down the road, i don't know where you only straight men. you might only had straight men. you might find lot of them dressed find quite a lot of them dressed up i think it's up as women too. i think it's very, very prejudice to you there, aggie. i think you're you're showing a full sense you're not showing a full sense of enlightenment and openness to the age. see,i of enlightenment and openness to the age. see, i just. the modern age. see, ijust. i do the modern age. see, ijust. i io noi— the modern age. see, ijust. i io noi coo— the modern age. see, ijust. i do not care what— the modern age. see, ijust. i do not care what you- : 3 see, ijust. i do not care what you want to inoss— do not care what you want to inoss in— do not care what you want to inoss in oni— do not care what you want to dress in, and i— do not care what you want to dress in, and i likewise do not nno— dress in, and i likewise do not nno nou— dress in, and i likewise do not care who you choose to spend noun— care who you choose to spend noun oiuii— care who you choose to spend your adult time— care who you choose to spend your adult time doing adult inings— your adult time doing adult inings nin— your adult time doing adult things with. non—private none of

my things with. non—private none of nnn iusinoss— things with. non—private none of my business, but— things with. non—private none of my business, but facts matter. nooiiin— my business, but facts matter. reality matters.— my business, but facts matter. reality matters. biological nooiiin— reality matters. biological reality matters. you cannot to no— reality matters. you cannot to no . ii— reality matters. you cannot to no . ii nou— reality matters. you cannot to me , if you want— reality matters. you cannot to me , if you want to be a man and me, if you want to be a man and you— me, if you want to be a man and nou noni— me, if you want to be a man and nou noni io— me, if you want to be a man and non noni io nui— me, if you want to be a man and you want to put on— me, if you want to be a man and you want to put on a— me, if you want to be a man and you want to put on a swimsuit or a you want to put on a swimsuit or o nig— you want to put on a swimsuit or o nig on— you want to put on a swimsuit or o nig on nign— you want to put on a swimsuit or a wig or high heels,— you want to put on a swimsuit or a wig or high heels, do it. but inoi— a wig or high heels, do it. but no ioos— a wig or high heels, do it. but that does not— a wig or high heels, do it. but that does not make you a woman . that does not make you a woman. so that does not make you a woman. so goi— that does not make you a woman. so goi nounsoii— that does not make you a woman. so get yourself out— that does not make you a woman. so get yourself out of the women coiogonn— so get yourself out of the women coiogonn .— so get yourself out of the women coiogonn . no— so get yourself out of the women category . be shove— so get yourself out of the women category . be shove yourself into category. be shove yourself into the category. be shove yourself into ino non— category. be shove yourself into ino coiogonn— category. be shove yourself into the man category on the website or the man category on the website on ino— the man category on the website on ino gonion— the man category on the website or the gender neutral category coiogonn— or the gender neutral category coiogonn on— or the gender neutral category category or whatever it is. no nnoiion — category or whatever it is. no nnoiion . — category or whatever it is. no problem . unn— category or whatever it is. no problem . um, it— category or whatever it is. no problem . c f gin problem. um, it certainly got us talking, isn't it? well, you tell me you're— talking, isn't it? well, you tell me you're not- “g c 7 well, you tell me you're not backwards in coming— tell me you're not backwards in coming forwards— tell me you're not backwards in coming forwards .— tell me you're not backwards in coming forwards. i— tell me you're not backwards in coming forwards. i can tell you inoi— coming forwards. i can tell you no oioui— coming forwards. i can tell you that about these _ coming forwards. i can tell you that about these matters at nono.— that about these matters at nono. nnoi— that about these matters at home. what do— that about these matters at home. what do you think to it? do nou— home. what do you think to it? do nou inni— home. what do you think to it? do you think it— home. what do you think to it? do you think it matters? it's iusi— do you think it matters? it's iusi o— do you think it matters? it's tusi o iii— do you think it matters? it's tusi o iii oi— do you think it matters? it's just a bit of harmless fun. or noi.— just a bit of harmless fun. or noi. on— just a bit of harmless fun. or not. gb views— just a bit of harmless fun. or not. gb views is— just a bit of harmless fun. or not. gb views is gbnews.uk. all ios— not. gb views is gbnews.uk. all views welcome. _ not. gb views is gbnews.uk. all views welcome. of— not. gb views is gbnews.uk. all views welcome. of course . i want views welcome. of course. i want to views welcome. of course. i want io ion— views welcome. of course. i want io ioii io— views welcome. of course. i want io ioii io nou— views welcome. of course. i want to talk to you though, next onoui— to talk to you though, next about brexit,— to talk to you though, next about brexit, where you are nnoxiioon. — about brexit, where you are brexiteer. are _ about brexit, where you are brexiteer. are you still a nnoxii— brexiteer. are you still a brexit here?— brexiteer. are you still a brexit here? do you think brexit is noniing— brexit here? do you think brexit is noniing oni— brexit here? do you think brexit is working and if— brexit here? do you think brexit is working and if not, why not? nnoi— is working and if not, why not? nnoi io— is working and if not, why not? nnoi io no— is working and if not, why not? what do we need— is working and if not, why not? what do we need to do to make it nonco— what do we need to do to make it nono soo— what do we need to do to make it nono soo nou—

what do we need to do to make it nono soo nou .—

in two. i in two. hello. i in two. i hello there. i in two. - hello there. i'm | in inc.— hello there. i'm michelle oonionnn— hello there. i'm michelle dewberry obe— hello there. i'm michelle dewberry obe with you until 7:00 ionigni.— dewberry obe with you until 7:00 tonight. alongside— dewberry obe with you until 7:00 tonight. alongside me, daniel nonion— tonight. alongside me, daniel nonion ino— tonight. alongside me, daniel moylan, the former adviser to ionis— moylan, the former adviser to boris johnson— moylan, the former adviser to boris johnson and now tory peer in ino— boris johnson and now tory peer in ino nouso— boris johnson and now tory peer in the house of— boris johnson and now tory peer in the house of lords, and the inooicosion— in the house of lords, and the broadcaster aggie— in the house of lords, and the broadcaster aggie mckee . kwasi. broadcaster aggie mckee. kwasi. nois— broadcaster aggie mckee. kwasi. iois oi— broadcaster aggie mckee. kwasi. iois oi nou— broadcaster aggie mckee. kwasi. lots of you getting in touch oioui— lots of you getting in touch oioui inoi— lots of you getting in touch about that last— lots of you getting in touch about that last conversation onoui— about that last conversation about should— about that last conversation about should a— about that last conversation about should a man model, a woman's swimsuit in the woman's socion— woman's swimsuit in the woman's sociion oi— woman's swimsuit in the woman's section of websites— woman's swimsuit in the woman's section of websites ?_ woman's swimsuit in the woman's section of websites ? adidas was section of websites? adidas was the section of websites? adidas was ino ono— section of websites? adidas was ino in— section of websites? adidas was the one in question. sheena sons— the one in question. sheena sons i— the one in question. sheena says, i completely agree with you,— says, i completely agree with you, michelle.— says, i completely agree with you, michelle. 1— says, i completely agree with you, michelle. i feel like women are you, michelle. i feel like women ioing— you, michelle. i feel like women are being airbrushed out of socioin— are being airbrushed out of socioin ionn— are being airbrushed out of society. tony says , i don't society. tony says, i don't nooiin— society. tony says, i don't nooiin coo— society. tony says, i don't really care, but- society. tony says, i don't really care, but i confess it's nonn— really care, but i confess it's nonn nonn— really care, but i confess it's nonn nonn noini.— really care, but i confess it's very, very weird. like a lot of inings— very, very weird. like a lot of inings going— very, very weird. like a lot of inings going on— very, very weird. like a lot of things going on in our society. john— things going on in our society. john sons.— things going on in our society. john sons. nnoi— things going on in our society. john says, what is going on nono?— john says, what is going on nonoo nnoi— john says, what is going on here? what next? de—man to oiyoniiso— here? what next? de—man to oiyoniiso o— here? what next? de—man to advertise a sports bra? well, ociuoiin— advertise a sports bra? well, actually, that's— advertise a sports bra? well, actually, that's already noooonoi.— actually, that's already happened. don't get me started on inoi— happened. don't get me started on no ono— happened. don't get me started on no i— happened. don't get me started on that one. i can— happened. don't get me started

on that one. i can tell you now iocouso— on that one. i can tell you now iocouso inoi— on that one. i can tell you now because that in— on that one. i can tell you now because that in my— on that one. i can tell you now because that in my mind is just it's because that in my mind is just is iusi— because that in my mind is just is tusi oii. — because that in my mind is just it's just odd. adidas should be ioncoiioi— it's just odd. adidas should be boycotted completely , says boycotted completely, says oiono. — boycotted completely, says oiono. i-n — boycotted completely, says steve. i'm not— boycotted completely, says steve. i'm not really into i ioiiono— steve. i'm not really into i ioiioyo in— steve. i'm not really into i believe in each— steve. i'm not really into i believe in each to their own. in — believe in each to their own. in noi— believe in each to their own. i'm not massively into the concoi— i'm not massively into the cancel culture.— i'm not massively into the cancel culture. i- i'm not massively into the cancel culture. i just don't ognoo— cancel culture. i just don't ognoo niin— cancel culture. i just don't agree with what they're doing on this agree with what they're doing on inis ono— agree with what they're doing on this one. karen— agree with what they're doing on this one. karen says simple soiuiion— this one. karen says simple soiuiion. ii— this one. karen says simple solution. if you— this one. karen says simple solution. if you don't like the cioinos— solution. if you don't like the clothes, don't— solution. if you don't like the clothes, don't buy them . i clothes, don't buy them. i non-i— clothes, don't buy them. i wont nono— clothes, don't buy them. i won't. have you- clothes, don't buy them. i won't. have you seen the prices, by won't. have you seen the prices, in ino— won't. have you seen the prices, in ino non— won't. have you seen the prices, in ino way? iso- — won't. have you seen the prices, by the way? £50. £50 for a sninsuii. — by the way? £50. £50 for a sninsuii. i— by the way? £50. £50 for a swimsuit. i would never , in swimsuit. i would never, in a nonin— swimsuit. i would never, in a nonin oi— swimsuit. i would never, in a month of sundays, pay £50 for a sninsuii— month of sundays, pay £50 for a swimsuit. would— month of sundays, pay £50 for a swimsuit. would you ? anyway, i swimsuit. would you? anyway, i iignoss. — swimsuit. would you? anyway, i iignoss. ioi-s— swimsuit. would you? anyway, i digress. let's talk— swimsuit. would you? anyway, i digress. let's talk brexit, snou— digress. let's talk brexit, snoii noo— digress. let's talk brexit, shall we? were you a brexiteer? are shall we? were you a brexiteer? nno nou— shall we? were you a brexiteer? nno nou siiu— shall we? were you a brexiteer? nno nou siiii o— shall we? were you a brexiteer? are you still a brexiteer? do you— are you still a brexiteer? do nou inini— are you still a brexiteer? do you think .works- are you still a brexiteer? do you think works not? nigel you think it works or not? nigel nongo— you think it works or not? nigel nonogo. oii— you think it works or not? nigel ionogo. i>ii ii— you think it works or not? nigel farage. did it fail?— you think it works or not? nigel farage. did it fail? i'm talking to farage. did it fail? i'm talking io nin— farage. did it fail? i'm talking to him before— farage. did it fail? i'm talking to him before the— farage. did it fail? i'm talking to him before the end of the onognonno— to him before the end of the programme. but— to him before the end of the programme. but you've got a siiuoiion— programme. but you've got a situation now— programme. but you've got a situation now where car makers are situation now where car makers osiing— situation now where car makers osiing ion— situation now where car makers are asking for the— situation now where car makers are asking for the deal to be renegotiated_ are asking for the deal to be renegotiated .— are asking for the deal to be renegotiated . for example, last renegotiated. for example, last nigni— renegotiated. for example, last nigni in— renegotiated. for example, last nigni in ino— renegotiated. for example, last night in the house of lords, oonioi— night in the house of lords, oonioi .— night in the house of lords, oonioi . ino— night in the house of lords, daniel , the government basically daniel, the government basically yoioi— daniel, the government basically were voted against— daniel, the government basically were voted against in terms of non— were voted against in terms of non nucn— were voted against in terms of how much scrutiny should be put innougn— how much scrutiny should be put innougn oo— how much scrutiny should be put through some of— how much scrutiny should be put through some of the amendments nnon— through some of the amendments nnon ii— through some of the amendments nnon ii cos— through some of the amendments when it comes to— through some of the amendments when it comes to some of the eu

noguioiions— when it comes to some of the eu noguioiions .— when it comes to some of the eu regulations . what— when it comes to some of the eu regulations . what do you make to regulations. what do you make to it regulations. what do you make to ii oiio— regulations. what do you make to ii oiio nos— regulations. what do you make to it all? has brexit— regulations. what do you make to it all? has brexit failed? \iii it all? has brexit failed? no. nnoxii— it all? has brexit failed? no. brexit hasn't— it all? has brexit failed? no. brexit hasn't failed - it all? has brexit failed? no. brexit hasn't failed .- it all? has brexit failed? no. brexit hasn't failed . brexit has brexit hasn't failed. brexit has worked. the main purpose of brexit was to get us out of the european union . we're out of the european union. we're out of the european union. we're out of the european for european union, except for northern that's northern ireland. that's unfinished business, we're unfinished business, but we're out european union out of the european union and we're back. there we're never going back. there are circumstance cases are no circumstance cases in which we can are likely to be going back into the european union. finished. over. union. it's finished. it's over. it's never ever to. it's never, ever going to. well, even if keir starmer got in-noxi— well, even if keir starmer got in-next election,- well, even if keir starmer got in next election, even in at the next election, even noin— in at the next election, even yon-sons- in at the next election, even keir-says he's- in at the next election, even keir-says he's not. in at the next election, even- keir-says he's not going keir starmer says he's not going to keir starmer says he's not going io-nui— keir starmer says he's not going io-nui onen— keir starmer says he's not going to-but even if- keir starmer says he's not going to-but even if he- keir starmer says he's not goingj to-but even if he wanted to do it. but even if he wanted to do it. but even if he wanted to it, they're not going to to do it, they're not going to have back. we'll make have us back. and we'll make sure know that if we go sure they know that if we go back, they won't be back. they would not us. because would not have us. why? because we'd out again in five years we'd be out again in five years time. to make it time. and we need to make it absolutely clear to them that that's the position is that's what the position is going so i think they going to be. so i think they would remember all 27 of them have to let us back in. have to agree to let us back in. and think we can make sure and i think we can make sure that they will they will they want referenda want several referenda items. they'll margins to they'll want 60% plus margins to show that we are absolutely desperate they're going desperate before they're going to this is never to let us back in. this is never going happen. and then

going to happen. and by then anyway, they'll have changed so much because they're changing anyway, they'll have changed so mu

it's a big test, isn't it? we- it's a big test, isn't it? we nooi— it's a big test, isn't it? we neei io— it's a big test, isn't it? we neei io keep— it's a big test, isn't it? we need to keep manufacturing going,— need to keep manufacturing going. iniusinn— need to keep manufacturing going, industry going. people nno— going, industry going. people nno noni— going, industry going. people who work businesses who are who work for businesses who are ociuoiin— who work for businesses who are ociuoiin-noii— who work for businesses who are actually-paid more- actually getting paid more in some sectors— actually getting paid more in some sectors because not some sectors because they're not noning— some sectors because they're not nonin—noio- some sectors because they're not having _well, the - having to compete well, the businesses— having to compete well, the businesses-not- having to compete well, the. businesses-not-be businesses are not going to be as businesses are not going to be os successiui— businesses are not going to be as successful in— businesses are not going to be as successful in sports. so yeah— as successful in sports. so neon. ii— as successful in sports. so neon. ii nou— as successful in sports. so yeah, if you want- as successful in sports. so yeah, if you want to - as successful in sports. so yeah, if you want to judge everything well, look at china, china, we're going to be overwhelmed with chinese electric vehicles because there are so cheap. the want to come ioci— are so cheap. the want to come ioci io— are so cheap. the want to come iociio inis. — are so cheap. the want to come back to this. it's— are so cheap. the want to come back to this. it's not- are so cheap. the want to come back to this. it's not the- back to this. it's not the electric vehicles , it's the electric vehicles, it's the batteries. and it is true that china makes all the batteries. this is true for the european union as well. we put by agreement both sides put this term in the trade deal that said that in order to have tariff free trade on electric vehicles, why we want these nobody wants these electric vehicles. don't get me started on— f it. i“ f don't get me started on electric cars. ioi-s— get me started on electric cars. ioi-s noi— get me started on electric cars. ioi-s noi gei— get me started on electric cars. let's not get the— get me started on electric cars. let's not get the religion- get me started on electric cars. let's not get the religion of- let's not get the religion of net zero. daniel all hell if we want to trade these electric vehicles , then so much of them vehicles, then so much of them has to be locally made. 35, 45% of the components by value has to be made either in britain or

the european union. and if it doesn't meet that test, 10% tariff gets applied. you can still sell them to be that was coming into play. next year. that's right. and actually it suiis— that's right. and actually it suiis icin— that's right. and actually it suits both sides— that's right. and actually it suits both sides to- ” q and actually it suits both sides to delay that for suits both sides to delay that ion o— suits both sides to delay that ion o nniie— suits both sides to delay that for a while because we're not nnoiucing— for a while because we're not producing enough batteries. no. and producing enough batteries. no. nni nui— producing enough batteries. no. nni iui no— producing enough batteries. no. nni iui is— producing enough batteries. no. and but nor is the— producing enough batteries. no. and but nor is the european nnicn— and but nor is the european union — and but nor is the european union on. that's- and but nor is the european union on. ”g union on. that's right. the components are coming from asia, aren't they? i think this will be aren't they? i think this will no guieiin— aren't they? i think this will be quietly sorted— ”ii ’“ c sign? i think this will be quietly sorted out ”ii “ c sign? i think this will be quietly sorted out and a ieion— be quietly sorted out and a ieion niii— be quietly sorted out and a delay will be— be quietly sorted out and a delay will be put in. but that inis— delay will be put in. but that inis inis— delay will be put in. but that this this thing about the cost of that to me is being massively hyped up. it's been massively capitalised on by people that don't want brexit to succeed because islam absolutely because islam is absolutely thrilled about it. well, yeah, but actually both sides this but actually both sides of this fence the eu and the uk, fence are the eu and the uk, both of them. it's basic common sense kick this can down the sense to kick this can down the road little bit in terms of road a little bit in terms of implementing that, because neither ready. then neither side are ready. but then that begs the question why, for example, the not further example, is the uk not further advanced supply chain? so advanced in its supply chain? so what was that company? i want to call it british torfaen britishvolt so they would

call it british torfaen brit that lt so they would call it british torfaen brit that actuallyso they would call it british torfaen brit that actually the hey would call it british torfaen brit that actually the government say that actually the government wasn't backing them enough. they wanted to be busily well, they, they might say that, but they had a lot of backing from the british government they had a conniineni— british government they had a commitment to _ british government they had a commitment to raise- c c they had a commitment to raise private socio— commitment to raise privatei sector—eventually sector finance and eventually inen— sector finance and eventually inen iii— sector finance and eventually they did raise— sector finance and eventually they did raise a— sector finance and eventually they did raise a lot private they did raise a lot of private socio— they did raise a lot of private sector finance, _ they did raise a lot of private sector finance, huge amount. in the sector finance, huge amount. in ine—nninoiei the end, they ran out of private socio— the end, they ran out of private sector- because - the end, they ran out of private sector because nobody sector finance because nobody ociuoiin— sector finance because nobody actually-couldn't- sector finance because nobody actually couldn't persuade actually they couldn't persuade esios— actually they couldn't persuade investors .they _ actually they couldn't persuade investors they were investors that they were ociuoiin— investors that they were actually going to produce any ioiienies— actually going to produce any batteries and— actually going to produce any batteries and they did batteries and they never did nnoiuce— batteries and they never did pnoiuce onn— batteries and they never did produce any batteries and they goi— produce any batteries and they goi going— produce any batteries and they goi going .— produce any batteries and they never got going . so there comes never got going. so there comes a never got going. so there comes o noini— never got going. so there comes o noini nnene— never got going. so there comes a point where you're willing to put a point where you're willing to oui monon— a point where you're willing to oui nonen inio— a point where you're willing to put money into a— a point where you're willing to put money into a start—up and go and put money into a start—up and go oni gei— put money into a start—up and go oni geiloii— put money into a start—up and go oni geiloii ine— put money into a start—up and go and get off the ground. but and get it off the ground. but inen— and get it off the ground. but inen noi— and get it off the ground. but they hadlrather_ and get it off the ground. but they had rather unconvincing they had a rather unconvincing nonogeneni— they had a rather unconvincing management sacked the management that they sacked the top management that they sacked the ion-eneniuoiin- management that they sacked the top-eventually and- management that they sacked the top eventually and got management that they sacked the topof eventually and got management that they sacked the topof him eventually and got management that they sacked the topof him . eventually and got management that they sacked the topof him . he'entually and got management that they sacked the topof him . he movedy and got management that they sacked the topof him . he moved offid got management that they sacked the topof him . he moved off who'd rid of him. he moved off who'd sionei— rid of him. he moved off who'd sionei ii— rid of him. he moved off who'd sionei ii oii— rid of him. he moved off who'd started it all and— rid of him. he moved off who'd started it all and they tried to ii— started it all and they tried to recover it from _ started it all and they tried to recover it from that. i i'm in ino— recover it from that. i i'm in ino minis— recover it from that. i i'm in two minds about— recover it from that. i i'm in two minds about this because on the two minds about this because on ine one— two minds about this because on ine noni— two minds about this because on the one hand you— two minds about this because on the one hand you might say, veaho— the one hand you might say, neon ne— the one hand you might say, yeah, we should— the one hand you might say, yeah, we should be out there speniing— yeah, we should be out there spending taxpayers money to get all spending taxpayers money to get oii—iuiii- spending taxpayers money to get oii—iuiii oni- all these batteries built and none— all these batteries built and have gigafactories they call. why— have gigafactories they call. no inen— have gigafactories they call. no inen coii— have gigafactories they call. why they call them gigafactories. i don't know. but big-noning— gigafactories. i don't know. but

big-making these- big factories making these noiiuiing— big factories making these polluting batteries with ienniiie— polluting batteries with terrible damage to the environment- terrible damage to the environment . it terrible damage to the environment. it on the one hand, oni— environment. it on the one hand, oni in— environment. it on the one hand, oni i-n oiso— environment. it on the one hand, and i'm also saying— environment. it on the one hand, and i'm also saying i don't neoiin— and i'm also saying i don't neoiin noni— and i'm also saying i don't really want an— and i'm also saying i don't really want an electric car. sione— really want an electric car. sieve sons— really want an electric car. steve says brexit- really want an electric car. steve says brexit was- really want an electric car. steve says brexit was a great concept, but it has been destroyed by incompetent politicians . is a destroyed by incompetent politicians. is a man destroyed by incompetent politicians . is a man that politicians. is a man that perhaps would agree with you. nigel farage he'll be talking to me in a second. dan says, i voted remain. they didn't win . i voted remain. they didn't win. i got over it. everyone else should . i am now bored by it, should. i am now bored by it, right? carol says. yes. i'm still a brexiteer. it's the government . but you're saying government. but you're saying the government is looking for every obstacle possible to try and thwart this being delivered properly ? ram says, i will tell properly? ram says, i will tell you whether brexit is working or not. once we actually implement it. jim you're not around . it. jim you're not around. you're saying brexit till i die. goodness gracious , that's quite goodness gracious, that's quite dedication there . steve you're dedication there. steve you're saying that you just don't believe that sunak ever believe in brexit? he just went along

with it. you're saying if there was , i mean, do you think there was, i mean, do you think there ever should be another referendum for brexit? i know you're saying that you think that there might be, but you think that they should. i think there should be, yes.- : i think there should be, yes. why? so nae— there should be, yes. why? so nnoi? iou— there should be, yes. why? so what? tell me— there should be, yes. why? so what? tell me why— there should be, yes. why? so what? tell me why now?- there should be, yes. why? so what? tell me why now? well, i think. do know what i think think. do you know what i think the think. do you know what i think ine nesuii— think. do you know what i think ine nesuii oi— think. do you know what i think the result of the— do you know what i think the result of the referendum was so-oni— the result of the referendum was so-and personally,- the result of the referendum was so and personally, i know so close and personally, i know so close and personally, i know so nonn— so close and personally, i know so nonn neonie— so close and personally, i know so many people who say to me now inen— so many people who say to me now inen yoiei— so many people who say to me now inen yoiei ion— so many people who say to me now they voted for brexit— so many people who say to me now they voted for brexit and ociuoiin— they voted for brexit and actually, they _ they voted for brexit and actually, they they would have yoiei — actually, they they would have yoiei ine — actually, they they would have voted the other— actually, they they would have voted the other way had they neoiisei— voted the other way had they realised the _ voted the other way had they realised the consequences of inoi— realised the consequences of inoi. i— realised the consequences of inoi. i ion-i— realised the consequences of that. i don't know of anyone who nno— that. i don't know of anyone who nno ieeis— that. i don't know of anyone who nno ieeis ine — that. i don't know of anyone who who feels the same— that. i don't know of anyone who who feels the same way going the one— who feels the same way going the oinen non— who feels the same way going the other way around _ who feels the same way going the other way around in— who feels the same way going the other way around in an echo gonion— other way around in an echo cnonien. — other way around in an echo chamber. maybe- other way around in an echo chamber. maybe i- other way around in an echo chamber. iii iiiii iiiii“ c chamber. maybe i do. i don't know. have you changed your mind at home? you tell me. interesting to know. by the way, did think you'd see the did you ever think you'd see the day with nigel day when you agreed with nigel farage something? because farage on something? because you're didn't work you're saying brexit didn't work 7 you're saying brexit didn't work ? i'll tell someone else ? i'll tell you someone else that that perhaps thinks that brexit didn't work either, at certainly in the implementation of it. and that is mr brexit himself . of it. and that is mr brexit himself. nigel farage joins me

now. nigel neil, would you. well you have said, haven't you, that brexit has failed? well, brexit has failed because of the conservative government who never actually believed in it . never actually believed in it. most people who voted brexit inougni— most people who voted brexit inougni inoi— most people who voted brexit thought that we _ most people who voted brexit thought that we would genuinely get thought that we would genuinely gei ioci— thought that we would genuinely get back control— thought that we would genuinely get back control of our borders oni— get back control of our borders oni ienen— get back control of our borders and fewer people— get back control of our borders and fewer people would come into the and fewer people would come into ine couninn — and fewer people would come into the country. we've— and fewer people would come into the country. we've got these iigunes— the country. we've got these figures coming— the country. we've got these figures coming next figures coming out next inunsion— figures coming out next thursday, which will show legal net thursday, which will show legal nei nignoiion— thursday, which will show legal net migration in— thursday, which will show legal net migration in running at onoui— net migration in running at oioui innee— net migration in running at about three quarters of a niiiion— about three quarters of a million, perhaps even higher. nnon-ye— million, perhaps even higher. they've - utterly - million, perhaps even higher. they've utterly me on they've failed utterly me on inoi— they've failed utterly me on inoi. iis— they've failed utterly me on inoi. is o— they've failed utterly me on that. it's a huge— they've failed utterly me on that. it's a huge breach of inusi— that. it's a huge breach of inusi. iis— that. it's a huge breach of trust. it's one— that. it's a huge breach of trust. it's one of- that. it's a huge breach of trust. it's one of the reasons why— trust. it's one of the reasons nnn inen— trust. it's one of the reasons nnn inen niii— trust. it's one of the reasons why they will lose every single red why they will lose every single noi noti— why they will lose every single red wall seat— why they will lose every single red wall seat next— why they will lose every single red wall seat next year, but oiso— red wall seat next year, but oiso .— red wall seat next year, but oiso . nou— red wall seat next year, but also , you know,— red wall seat next year, but also , you know, anybody in also, you know, anybody in business— also, you know, anybody in business thought , well, the good business thought, well, the good ining— business thought, well, the good ining onoui— business thought, well, the good thing about brexit— business thought, well, the good thing about brexit is my life's going— thing about brexit is my life's goinglget_ thing about brexit is my life's going-get easier. - thing about brexit is my life's going get easier. they're going to get easier. they're going— going to get easier. they're going-oi- going to get easier. they're going-oi sonel going to get easier. they're going of some of going to get easier. they're- going-of some of the going to get rid of some of the excessive regulations. they've iono— excessive regulations. they've done absolutely— excessive regulations. they've done absolutely nothing. i'm opening— done absolutely nothing. i'm opening-ion- opening the door for keir sionnen— opening the door for keir sionnen io— opening the door for keir starmer to take a straight back inio— starmer to take a straight back inio ine— starmer to take a straight back into the single— starmer to take a straight back into the single market, which is nnoi—inisi what he's pretty much said this nooi.— what he's pretty much said this neon-io— what he's pretty much said this neon-io so— what he's pretty much said this week.-do so at- what he's pretty much said this week. do so at every week. he will do so at every ieyei. — week. he will do so at every even is— week. he will do so at every level. it's disappointing . and i level. it's disappointing. and i guess— level. it's disappointing. and i guess neoiin— level. it's disappointing. and i guess really what's happened is we've learned that the conservative - we've learned that the conservative government are oioui— conservative government are about i useless _ conservative government are about-useless as- conservative government are

about useless as the european about as useless as the european commission.— about as useless as the european commission. so— about as useless as the european commission. so it— about as useless as the european commission. so it is— about as useless as the european commission. so it is a huge disappointment. \. giic iii; “ disappointment. nigel my inbox, i've not looked at it yet, but i bet my bottom dollar that there will be lots of people in there that are saying. nigel 4 pm. would you get back involved in politics? well it's difficult because under a first past the post electoral system , certainly post electoral system, certainly in england, to take on labour or the conservative party is very difficult. idon't the conservative party is very difficult. i don't doubt myself i difficult. i don't doubt myself i iii— difficult. i don't doubt myself i iii ii.— difficult. i don't doubt myself i iii in ii— difficult. i don't doubt myself i iii in ii gei— difficult. i don't doubt myself i did it. i'd get many- i: it i don't doubt myself i did it. i'd get many millions of i did it. i'd get many millions oi yoies— i did it. i'd get many millions oi yoies oui— i did it. i'd get many millions of votes, but would it lead to nonn— of votes, but would it lead to non seoiso— of votes, but would it lead to non seoiso i— of votes, but would it lead to many seats? i haven't made my mini— many seats? i haven't made my mini-is— many seats? i haven't made my mini-is ine— many seats? i haven't made my mind is the answer. but mind up, is the answer. but i you— mind up, is the answer. but i nou nnon.— mind up, is the answer. but i nou nnon. ii— mind up, is the answer. but i you know, it was— mind up, is the answer. but i you know, it was the right thing to you know, it was the right thing io io— you know, it was the right thing io io io— you know, it was the right thing io io io iono— you know, it was the right thing to do to take back— to do to take back our sovereignty. - to do to take back our sovereignty. take to do to take back our- sovereignty. _take back sovereignty. never take back connoi— sovereignty. never take back coninoi oi— sovereignty. never take back control of the— sovereignty. never take back control of the country the control of the country was the nigni— control of the country was the nigni ining— control of the country was the nigni ininglio. — control of the country was the right thing do. just right thing to do. i just fear inoi— right thing to do. i just fear inoi ine— right thing to do. i just fear that the conservatives have iionn— that the conservatives have iionn ii— that the conservatives have blown it and— that the conservatives have blown it and after a few years of blown it and after a few years oi ioioun— blown it and after a few years of labour,-going- blown it and after a few years of labour, going be even of labour, it's going to be even nonien— of labour, it's going to be even harder-there— of labour, it's going to be even harder-there you- of labour, it's going to be even harder there you go. harder still. there you go. i never say never. _ harder still. there you go. i never say never. i'll- harder still. there you go. i never say never. i'll put- harder still. there you go. i never say never. i'll put you down a maybe. thanks down as a maybe. nigel thanks for insight there. look, for your insight there. look, that's you've got for. that's all you've got time for. it flies by when you're having fun. aggie, thank you for keeping thank you, keeping me company. thank you, michel. and thanks, michel. same to you. and thanks, of you guys at home. of course, to you guys at home. it's same without you. it's not the same without you. so i appreciate all of you

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sinking news forecast cloud sinking souin— news forecast cloud sinking souin-ine— news forecast cloud sinking south .the next- news forecast cloud sinking south the next 24 hours, south over the next 24 hours, ininging—iignil bringing with it some light noin— bringing with it some light noinlinen— bringing with it some light rain.-then as- bringing with it some light rain. then as temperatures rain. but then as temperatures nise— rain. but then as temperatures -nniion — rain. but then as temperatures nise-nniion ii- rain. but then as temperatures rise _friday, it will- rain. but then as temperatures rise friday, it will also rise during friday, it will also ining— rise during friday, it will also ining sono— rise during friday, it will also bring some heavy showers across souinenn— bring some heavy showers across souinenn nons— bring some heavy showers across souinenn oons oi— bring some heavy showers across southern parts of the uk . it's southern parts of the uk. it's all southern parts of the uk. it's oii couniesn— southern parts of the uk. it's all courtesy of— southern parts of the uk. it's all courtesy of a— southern parts of the uk. it's all courtesy of a weather front. inoi— all courtesy of a weather front. inoi neoinen— all courtesy of a weather front. that weather front's been ininging— that weather front's been bringing thicker cloud to ocoiioni— bringing thicker cloud to scotland northern scotland and northern ireland innougn—sono- through the day and some ouiineois— through the day and some outbreaks-it- through the day and some. outbreaks-it sinks outbreaks of rain as it sinks inio— outbreaks of rain as it sinks inio o— outbreaks of rain as it sinks inio o iongen— outbreaks of rain as it sinks into a larger area of high pressure across- into a larger area of high pressure across england and unios.— pressure across england and wales-weaken- pressure across england and wales. weaken and so by wales. it does weaken and so by the wales. it does weaken and so by ine iino— wales. it does weaken and so by ine iinne ne— wales. it does weaken and so by ine iinne no gei— wales. it does weaken and so by the time we get to— wales. it does weaken and so by the time we get to midnight, the oin— the time we get to midnight, the cieoning— the time we get to midnight, the rain clearing scotland and ionnenn— rain clearing scotland and. northern—spells northern ireland clear spells nono— northern ireland clear spells nono-z— northern ireland clear spells here,-2 showers- northern ireland clear spells here, 2 showers in the far here, 1 or 2 showers in the far nonnnesi.— here, 1 or 2 showers in the far northwest. then— here, 1 or 2 showers in the far northwest. then the rain pushes inio— northwest. then the rain pushes inio-ingioni- northwest. then the rain pushes into-england and- northwest. then the rain pushes into england and north into northern england and north noes.— into northern england and north noes—nsi- wales. really it's just outbreaks— wales. really it's just outbreaks of- wales. really it's just outbreaks of mostly light rain at outbreaks of mostly light rain oi—nui— outbreaks of mostly light rain oi—nui o- outbreaks of mostly light rain oi—nui o ioi- outbreaks of mostly light rain at_but a lot morei at this stage. but a lot more cioui— at this stage. but a lot more cioui ining— at this stage. but a lot more cloud firing than— at this stage. but a lot more cloud firing than and as cloud firing than wales. and as a cloud firing than wales. and as o nesuii.— cloud firing than wales. and as a result, temperatures mainly dipping— a result, temperatures mainly dippingl8_ a result, temperatures mainly dipping-8 io— a result, temperatures mainly dipping-8 to 11_ a result, temperatures mainly dipping 8 to 11 celsius, dipping to 8 to 11 celsius, oiinougn— dipping to 8 to 11 celsius,- although—spots dipping to 8 to 11 celsius,- although_spots in although in some clear spots in the although in some clear spots in ine ion— although in some clear spots in ine ion souin— although in some clear spots in the far south, a— although in some clear spots in the far south, a little bit coiien— the far south, a little bit colder and _ the far south, a little bit colder and certainly a colder nigni— colder and certainly a colder nigni-ion— colder and certainly a colder night for scotland and

night to come for scotland and noninenn— night to come for scotland and northern—skies. northern ireland. bright skies none— northern ireland. bright skies none-sion— northern ireland. bright skies here-start off- northern ireland. bright skies here start off friday. here as we start off friday. sono— here as we start off friday. some-nin- here as we start off friday. some _will build- here as we start off friday. some will build through some cloud will build through the some cloud will build through ine ion— some cloud will build through ine ion oui— some cloud will build through the day, but it's— some cloud will build through the day, but it's going to be nosin— the day, but it's going to be nosiin inn— the day, but it's going to be nosiin in n— the day, but it's going to be mostly dry. a different story for mostly dry. a different story ion-ingioni- mostly dry. a different story for-england and. mostly dry. a different story for england and wales. for much of england and wales. yuo-ye— for much of england and wales. none-noin— for much of england and wales. we've-rain sinking- for much of england and wales. we've rain sinking south. we've got rain sinking south. inen— we've got rain sinking south. then temperatures rise up to then as temperatures rise up to ozo— then as temperatures rise up to me ceisius— then as temperatures rise up to 1920 celsius, by— then as temperatures rise up to 1920 celsius, by the afternoon , 1920 celsius, by the afternoon, neon— 1920 celsius, by the afternoon, some heavy showers will emerge , some heavy showers will emerge, especioiin— some heavy showers will emerge, especially through— some heavy showers will emerge, especially through the midlands into especially through the midlands inio coninoi— especially through the midlands into central southern england, the south—west— into central southern england, the south—west and south wales. inoso— the south—west and south wales. inese niii— the south—west and south wales. inese niii ie— the south—west and south wales. these will be quite— the south—west and south wales. these will be quite sharp where inen— these will be quite sharp where inen io— these will be quite sharp where inen io occun— these will be quite sharp where they do occur and— these will be quite sharp where they do occur and could even be some thunderstorms about they'll be-monng._ some thunderstorms about they'll ie-noning. nni— some thunderstorms about they'll be-moving. and so- some thunderstorms about they'll be moving. and so in a few be slow moving. and so in a few snois— be slow moving. and so in a few snois ine— be slow moving. and so in a few snois ine nsi— be slow moving. and so in a few spots the risk of— be slow moving. and so in a few spots the risk of some impacts. nui— spots the risk of some impacts. on ociuoiin— spots the risk of some impacts. but actually for— spots the risk of some impacts. but actually for many they fade onon— but actually for many they fade onon inen — but actually for many they fade onon inen inio— but actually for many they fade away then into the evening and by away then into the evening and in ine— away then into the evening and in ine eonin— away then into the evening and by the early hours— away then into the evening and by the early hours of saturday, ioni— by the early hours of saturday, we're left with— by the early hours of saturday, we're left with clear spells. across-and-and across england and wales and ienpenoiunes— across england and wales and temperatures middle, temperatures into the middle, nign—ionl high single figures. but for scoiioni— high single figures. but for scotland northern high single figures. but for scotland-northern a scotland and northern ireland, a niiien— scotland and northern ireland, a milder—because. scotland and northern ireland, aj milder—because of milder night to come because of the milder night to come because of ine—cioui— milder night to come because of the-cloud that- milder night to come because of the cloud that comes the additional cloud that comes in ion — the additional cloud that comes in ion ine— the additional cloud that comes in from the atlantic. once ogoin. — in from the atlantic. once ogoin. _o- in from the atlantic. once ogoin. -is o- in from the atlantic. once again. is a weak again. and this is a weak neoinen— again. and this is a weak weather front— again. and this is a weak weather front once more. so going— weather front once more. so going io— weather front once more. so we're going to see outbreaks of nosin— we're going to see outbreaks of nosiin igni— we're going to see outbreaks of mostly light rain— we're going to see outbreaks of mostly light rain across scoiioni— mostly light rain across scotland and- mostly light rain across scotland and northern ireland. inings— scotland and northern ireland. inings io— scotland and northern ireland. things do brighten up into the oiiennoon— things do brighten up into the afternoon in— things do brighten up into the afternoon in for— things do brighten up into the afternoon in for scotland and nonnenn— afternoon in for scotland and northern ireland. some bright spons— northern ireland. some bright speiis sion— northern ireland. some bright spells start to— northern ireland. some bright spells start to come through,

oui— spells start to come through, iuilingioni— spells start to come through, but england wales really but for england and wales really inoi-s— but for england and wales really inoi-s-ine— but for england and wales really that's-the finest- that's where the finest conditions— that's where the finest conditions will through the conditions will be through the neeieni— conditions will be through the neeieni-oi— conditions will be through the weekend. of warm, sunny weekend. plenty of warm, sunny spous—