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super middleweight boxing world super middleweight boxing champion , for talking pints. but champion, for talking pints. but all of that comes after the news with polly middlehurst . nigel, with polly middlehurst. nigel, thank you. the news- with polly middlehurst. nigel, thank you. the news at- :: nigel, thank you. the news at 7:00 rushi— thank you. the news at 7:00 am sunak— thank you. the news at 7:00 rishi sunak and— thank you. the news at 7:00 rishi sunak and his japanese counterpart— rishi sunak and his japanese counterpart have discussed further— counterpart have discussed further potential cooperation on military— further potential cooperation on military training— further potential cooperation on military training and exercising . n...— military training and exercising . the two— military training and exercising . the two countries signed a new agreement— . the two countries signed a new agreement ee— . the two countries signed a new agreement to build— . the two countries signed a new agreement to build closer defence— agreement to build closer defence security and cyber ties . nee— defence security and cyber ties . the prime— defence security and cyber ties . the prime minister is in hiroshima— . the prime minister is in hiroshima ,_ . the prime minister is in hiroshima , where he attended a hiroshima, where he attended a eeemenee— hiroshima, where he attended a ceremonial dinner— hiroshima, where he attended a ceremonial dinner ahead of the g7 summit— ceremonial dinner ahead of the g7 summit .— ceremonial dinner ahead of the g7 summit. rishi— ceremonial dinner ahead of the g7 summit . rishi sunak, saying g7 summit. rishi sunak, saying the new— g7 summit. rishi sunak, saying the new deal— g7 summit. rishi sunak, saying the new deal will— g7 summit. rishi sunak, saying the new deal will further ememgmem— the new deal will further strengthen and deepen the partnership— strengthen and deepen the partnership between the two eeummee. — partnership between the two countries. and _ partnership between the two countries. and earlier, he announced japanese businesses mave— announced japanese businesses have premised— announced japanese businesses have promised to— announced japanese businesses have promised to invest almost £18 have promised to invest almost me muiem— 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. the prime immer— £18 billion in the uk. the prime minister describing that as a massive vote— minister describing that as a massive vote of— minister describing that as a massive vote of confidence in me— massive vote of confidence in the meme— massive vote of confidence in the british economy . meanwhile, the british economy. meanwhile, the british economy. meanwhile, me defence— the british economy. meanwhile, the defence secretary, ben wallace,— the defence secretary, ben wallace, has— the defence secretary, ben wallace, has revealed today seerm — wallace, has revealed today storm shadow— wallace, has revealed today storm shadow missile was
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reeemm— storm shadow missile was recently sent— storm shadow missile was recently sent to - storm shadow missile was recently sent to ukraine from me— recently sent to ukraine from me um— recently sent to ukraine from me um mave— recently sent to ukraine from the uk, have been used in the mem— the uk, have been used in the meet ef— the uk, have been used in the heat of battle.— the uk, have been used in the heat of battle. ben wallace and his heat of battle. ben wallace and me norwegian— heat of battle. ben wallace and his norwegian counterpart signed an his norwegian counterpart signed m agreement— his norwegian counterpart signed an agreement to _ his norwegian counterpart signed an agreement to increase ability to detect— an agreement to increase ability to detect submarines , mine to detect submarines, mine meme— to detect submarines, mine meme eme— to detect submarines, mine threats and security in the neme— threats and security in the north atlantic. _ threats and security in the north atlantic. the accord comes a north atlantic. the accord comes wear— north atlantic. the accord comes eyem emer— north atlantic. the accord comes a year after the— north atlantic. the accord comes a year after the attack on the were — a year after the attack on the were smeem — a year after the attack on the nord stream gas— a year after the attack on the nord stream gas pipeline . ben nord stream gas pipeline. ben wallace— nord stream gas pipeline. ben wallace said— nord stream gas pipeline. ben wallace said he— nord stream gas pipeline. ben wallace said he had no doubt mesm— wallace said he had no doubt meme me— wallace said he had no doubt russia had the— wallace said he had no doubt russia had the intent and mini— russia had the intent and mini te— russia had the intent and ability to target underwater emergi— ability to target underwater energy eme— ability to target underwater energy and communication lines. vie-ve— energy and communication lines. we've seen even last— energy and communication lines. we've seen even last week,- energy and communication lines. we've seen even last week, in the week before, the russian navy come down through between our two countries into the north sea . and obviously the range of sea. and obviously the range of hulls that the russians sometimes deploy range from spy ships to surface ships to submarines . and that means we submarines. 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 . now, this northern flank. now, this afternoon, the rmt union has announced fresh strike action. on june the second, with a total
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of zoeoo — on june the second, with a total of 20,000 railway— on june the second, with a total of 20,000 railway workers walking— of 20,000 railway workers walking em— of 20,000 railway workers walking off their jobs . members walking off their jobs. members mem— walking off their jobs. members from m— walking off their jobs. members from m mm— walking off their jobs. members from 14 train operators , from 14 train operators, mememg— from 14 train operators, including caterers, train managers and station staff, will take— managers and station staff, will take action.— managers and station staff, will take action. and— managers and station staff, will take action. and that affects mem— take action. and that affects train services— take action. and that affects train services across the county.— train services across the eeumm. me— train services across the country. it's all part of their long— country. it's all part of their long running— country. it's all part of their long running dispute over pay jobs— long running dispute over pay lets me— long running dispute over pay jobs and conditions. the rmt general— jobs and conditions. the rmt general secretary, mick lynch, says— general secretary, mick lynch, save me— general secretary, mick lynch, says the government is once again— says the government is once again met— says the government is once again not allowing the rail delivery— again not allowing the rail eeuvem grem— again not allowing the rail delivery group to make an improved— delivery group to make an improved pay— delivery group to make an improved pay offer. they can consider— improved pay offer. they can consider and— improved pay offer. they can consider and that comes as the neiiemei— consider and that comes as the national education union announced also this afternoon imi— announced also this afternoon that teachers _ announced also this afternoon that teachers are _ announced also this afternoon that teachers are going to hold immer— that teachers are going to hold further strikes— that teachers are going to hold further strikes in— that teachers are going to hold further strikes in july if their long— further strikes in july if their iemo running— further strikes in july if their long running dispute over pay men-i— long running dispute over pay men-i ieem— long running dispute over pay hasn't been resolved by mid—june . in hasn't been resolved by mid—june . in were— hasn't been resolved by mid—june . in water company— hasn't been resolved by mid—june . in water company bosses in regime— . in water company bosses in imoiemi today— . in water company bosses in england today apologised for mime— england today apologised for ieiiime io— england today apologised for failing to tackle— england today apologised for failing to tackle sewage spills in rivers— failing to tackle sewage spills in rivers and— failing to tackle sewage spills in rivers and on— failing to tackle sewage spills in rivers and on beaches . in rivers and on beaches. environment— in rivers and on beaches. environment agency figures showed— environment agency figures showed there— environment agency figures showed there were well over eooeoo — showed there were well over 300,000 incidents last year . 300,000 incidents last year. rim-e— 300,000 incidents last year. imi-e em— 300,000 incidents last year. that's an average of more than soo— that's an average of more than 800 epiiie—
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that's an average of more than 800 epiiie e— that's an average of more than eee epiiie a day— that's an average of more than 800 spills a day .— that's an average of more than 800 spills a day . water uk has 800 spills a day. water uk has eimiiiei— 800 spills a day. water uk has admitted more— 800 spills a day. water uk has admitted more should have been deme— admitted more should have been done emi— admitted more should have been dome and ie— admitted more should have been done and is now— admitted more should have been done and is now investing £10 iiiiiem— done and is now investing £10 iiiiiem io— done and is now investing £10 billion to overhaul all the eyeiem — billion to overhaul all the eyeiem .— billion to overhaul all the eyeiem . ami— billion to overhaul all the system . and lastly, the system. and lastly, the government— system. and lastly, the government has revealed it spent eimeei— government has revealed it spent eimeei mez— government has revealed it spent almost £162 million on the eueem-e— almost £162 million on the queen's state— almost £162 million on the queen's state funeral and reared— queen's state funeral and related events _ queen's state funeral and related events . the treasury related events. the treasury erre— related events. the treasury eeye imi— related events. the treasury says that included security imme— says that included security irrimg me— says that included security during the period of national meurmme— during the period of national mourning, which saw her majesty the mourning, which saw her majesty me eueem— mourning, which saw her majesty me ereem lying— mourning, which saw her majesty the queen lying in— mourning, which saw her majesty the queen lying in state at iemiem-e— the queen lying in state at london's westminster hall. her iieieeiy-e— london's westminster hall. her majesty's coffin— london's westminster hall. her majesty's coffin also laid at resi— majesty's coffin also laid at reei im— majesty's coffin also laid at rest in edinburgh cathedral . rest in edinburgh cathedral. yer-e— rest in edinburgh cathedral. yer-re up— rest in edinburgh cathedral. yer-re up io— rest in edinburgh cathedral. you're up to date on tv or mine— you're up to date on tv or online dab+_ you're up to date on tv or online dab+ radio and the tune in arm.— online dab+ radio and the tune in arm. mie— online dab+ radio and the tune in arm. mm is— online dab+ radio and the tune in app. this is gb— online dab+ radio and the tune in app. this is gb news. eriieim-e— in app. this is gb news. britain's news- in app. this is gb news. britain's news . britain's news. channel i emi— britain's news. channel l good evening. - britain's news. channel . good evening. say. britain's news. channel good evening. say rishi sunak. our prime in our prime minister is in hiroshima japan . he's there
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hiroshima in japan. he's there for the weekend for the big g7 wmmw for the weekend for the big g7 summit. it's the first g7 wmmw summit. it's the first g7 summit. he will have attended as prime minister of our country. now, whilst he's there, there are some very important things to do and already he's made a start. we are talking now about closer military cooperation with japan, and that makes absolute perfect sense given the growing ever more worrying threat posed by an increasingly militaristic china . so that's all good. but china. so that's all good. but what was really interesting was on the plane going out and this happens with all big foreign prime ministerial visits that the pm and his team generally sit at the front of the plane with a curtain behind them. and behind that are all the journalists. but at some point the pm will go into the den of journalists and start being asked questions about the trip and anything else. and unsurprisingly , only lots of unsurprisingly, only lots of journos asked about the levels of legal immigration into britain, because every single
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conservative manifesto since 2010 has promised to reduce the numbers of net migration in coming into our country. indeed, for much of that time the promise has been they would reduce it to tens of thousands a yeah reduce it to tens of thousands a year. well, by the time 2019 came along, it was running at about a quarter of a million. every single year. but once again, the conservative manifesto said we will reduce the number of people coming into the number of people coming into the country and we'll have less reliance on low skilled immigration and what did they do.7 well, immigration and what did they do? well, actually , they lowered do? well, actually, they lowered the bar at which people could come into the country , meaning come into the country, meaning that unskilled immigrant action has continued at a huge rate . has continued at a huge rate. and we think we're heading for perhaps three quarters of a million as the net figure that will be released next thursday for the previous year with some estimates suggesting that by 2024, it could be up to 1 million every single year. i've talked about this over the last
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couple of weeks. i've talked about the decline of living standards that it's leading to for tens of millions of people because they simply can't access the housing market. in many cases, schools or or a gp appointment . and as the appointment. and as the population continues to grow and the infrastructure can't plan and can't grow with it, the infrastructure can't plan and can't grow with it , those and can't grow with it, those problems get worse . but when problems get worse. but when asked why , when asked about this asked why, when asked about this on the plane, sunak would not it? absolutely not commit to any number, any target, just vaguely saying we'll reduce the overall levels of immigration and yet here is the extraordinary thing . if back in 2010, a conservative prime minister was facing numbers like this, there would have been uproar or uproar within the conservative party. uproar in the newspaper. and yet it seems that almost nobody even on the backbenches, is really speaking out about this. oh,
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occasionally arnie sir edward leigh might get up and fulminate from the back benches , but from the back benches, but nobody is giving the pm a hard time over this. it seems as if since the conservatives came to power, the debate around immigration action has shifted radically to the left of where it was before. so i'm asking you , why is there no opposition? let me know. farage@gbnews.uk well, what mp who's pretty independently minded, who perhaps might have something to say about this is adam holloway, conservative member of parliament for gravesham. now whenever adam comes on this show, he's nearly always travelling to some part of the world. and indeed he joins us tonight right from the port of odesa in ukraine. adam, good evening. good odesa in ukraine. adam, good evening . good evening. it's not evening. good evening. it's not imi— evening. good evening. it's not me im— evening. good evening. it's not me im always— g good evening. it's not that i'm always travelling, nigel— that i'm always travelling, nigelr ii-e— that i'm always travelling, nigel, it's just— that i'm always travelling, nigel, it's just that i always speak— nigel, it's just that i always meek io— nigel, it's just that i always epeek ie you— nigel, it's just that i always speak to you when i am irereiiimg— speak to you when i am travelling and- speak to you when i am travelling and on a more, on a more serious note,— travelling and on a more, on a more serious note, you know what mnem— more serious note, you know what ireppem mere— more serious note, you know what ireppeme irere im— more serious note, you know what happens here in ukraine is about the
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happens here in ukraine is about me me— happens here in ukraine is about the most important thing for my eemiimeme— the most important thing for my constituents right— the most important thing for my constituents right now, given the constituents right now, given me eireme— constituents right now, given the extreme risks to global perce— the extreme risks to global peeee imi— the extreme risks to global peace that this— the extreme risks to global peace that this place represents . so,— peace that this place represents . so, you— peace that this place represents . so, you mew,— peace that this place represents . so, you know, this is imperiem— . so, you know, this is important . - . so, you know, this is important. ca" . so, you know, this is important. r:pi"�* . so, you know, this is- important. adam i was not accusing you of skiving for one moment. and you're quite right. what happens in ukraine and indeed the developing relationship between putin and the chinese communist party worries me deeply. and i'll come to ukraine and ask you some questions about what's going on in bakhmut. in a moment. but first, these levels of legal net migration are adam. they're completely and hopelessly out of control . l why are you guys on control. l why are you guys on the back benches not raising your voices ? i'd go further. your voices? i'd go further. ii-e— your voices? i'd go further. it's completely— ” raring? i'd go further. it's completely insane. i mean, wire— it's completely insane. i mean, wire eerie— it's completely insane. i mean, who would have— it's completely insane. i mean, who would have thought that a cemeerreiire— who would have thought that a conservative government would be drawing— conservative government would be drawing millions— conservative government would be drawing millions more people mie— drawing millions more people ime me— drawing millions more people into the higher— drawing millions more people into the higher rate tax bracket 7 into the higher rate tax bracket e wme — into the higher rate tax bracket e wme weuii — into the higher rate tax bracket ? who would think that a conservative—
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? who would think that a conservative government was presiding— conservative government was preeiiimo ever— conservative government was preeiiimo overe— conservative government was presiding over a effectively uncontrolled— presiding over a effectively uncontrolled immigration ? i uncontrolled immigration? i ei— uncontrolled immigration? i mean, of course— uncontrolled immigration? i mean, of course the boats which you,— mean, of course the boats which your by— mean, of course the boats which your iv me— mean, of course the boats which your iv me wav— mean, of course the boats which you, by the way, have done so much— you, by the way, have done so much io— you, by the way, have done so much to highlight, you know, meee— much to highlight, you know, iireee e— much to highlight, you know, iireee big— much to highlight, you know, those are big numbers, but eeooo— those are big numbers, but eeooo ie— those are big numbers, but eeooo ie a— those are big numbers, but 46,000 is a lot— those are big numbers, but 46,000 is a lot smaller number imm— 46,000 is a lot smaller number mm meeriv— 46,000 is a lot smaller number mm meeriv e— 46,000 is a lot smaller number than nearly a million. i mean , than nearly a million. i mean, if mei— than nearly a million. i mean, if net migration— than nearly a million. i mean, if net migration over the last few— if net migration over the last few veere— if net migration over the last iev veere me— if net migration over the last few years has been about . few years has been about. 300,000— few years has been about. eooeoo e— few years has been about. 300,000 a year. - few years has been about. 300,000 a year. now that's mete— 300,000 a year. now that's imiie iive— 300,000 a year. now that's that's like five _ 300,000 a year. now that's that's like five parliamentary constituencies— that's like five parliamentary constituencies of new people everv— constituencies of new people everv veer. — constituencies of new people everv veer. i— constituencies of new people every year. i mean this you mew,— every year. i mean this you know, over ten— every year. i mean this you know, over ten years, that's meeriv— know, over ten years, that's meeriv so— know, over ten years, that's nearly 50 parliamentary constituencies in terms of reorie— constituencies in terms of peepie. se— constituencies in terms of people. so your point, i think you— people. so your point, i think vev eeii— people. so your point, i think vev eeii ii— people. so your point, i think you said it earlier, you know, is eeiveiiv— you said it earlier, you know, is actually very— you said it earlier, you know, is actually very well made . we is actually very well made. we mave— is actually very well made. we have im— is actually very well made. we have in mv— is actually very well made. we have in my constituency what are the have in my constituency what are me iioeeei— have in my constituency what are the biggest issues— have in my constituency what are the biggest issues at the moment 7 the biggest issues at the moment e irre— the biggest issues at the moment eiire biggest— the biggest issues at the moment eiire biggest ei— the biggest issues at the moment ? the biggest, of course, is meveime. — ? the biggest, of course, is meueimo. um— ? the biggest, of course, is meueimo. um i— ? the biggest, of course, is housing. um i have a member of my housing. um i have a member of mv ream— housing. um i have a member of my team virtually— housing. um i have a member of my team virtually working full rime— my team virtually working full iime helping— my team virtually working full time helping to— my team virtually working full time helping to get people gp eppeimmeme— time helping to get people gp appointments. you go to the empire,— appointments. you go to the hospitals, there _ appointments. you go to the hospitals, there are huge mimiee— hospitals, there are huge numbers of— hospitals, there are huge numbers of people. i mean, you eerie— numbers of people. i mean, you eerie vim— numbers of people. i mean, you scale your immigration to your iiiiie—
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scale your immigration to your public services— scale your immigration to your public services and the needs of vim— public services and the needs of veir ieieir— public services and the needs of your labour market, but you take eemrei— your labour market, but you take eemrei ei— your labour market, but you take eemrei of ii.— your labour market, but you take eemrei of ii. — your labour market, but you take control of it. adam— your labour market, but you take control of it. adam i- your labour market, but you take control of it. r:pi" g control of it. adam i guess all this, i guess all this and i'm delighted that you get it and that you're prepared to speak out. but why are so many conservatives seemingly terrified to talk about this issue? what the hell is going on? you know , i really don't on? you know, i really don't know. and when i spoke to your ireiieer— know. and when i spoke to your producer earlier,— and when i spoke to your producer earlier, because i'm eivieieiv— producer earlier, because i'm obviously slightly disengaged, being— obviously slightly disengaged, ieime mere— obviously slightly disengaged, being here and— obviously slightly disengaged, being here and having travelled he...— being here and having travelled mere, iii— being here and having travelled mere, iii ii— being here and having travelled here, but it is— being here and having travelled here, but it is extraordinary. ievime— here, but it is extraordinary. having said— here, but it is extraordinary. having said that, i know that at ieeei— having said that, i know that at ieeei e— having said that, i know that at ieeei a group— having said that, i know that at ieeei a group ei— having said that, i know that at least a group of us— having said that, i know that at least a group of us are asking to least a group of us are asking ie eee— least a group of us are asking ie me— least a group of us are asking to see the home— least a group of us are asking to see the home secretary next week— to see the home secretary next week because,— to see the home secretary next week because, you— to see the home secretary next week because, you know, it's not imi— week because, you know, it's not me eieii— week because, you know, it's not me eiem me— week because, you know, it's not just about the tory— week because, you know, it's not just about the tory party's eieeierei— just about the tory party's electoral prospects that are eieiierei— electoral prospects that are eieiierei iv— electoral prospects that are shattered by this , but it's shattered by this, but it's remeiiv— shattered by this, but it's actually about, you know , the actually about, you know, the mere— actually about, you know, the mere emi— actually about, you know, the mere mi me— actually about, you know, the shape and the feel of our eeimrv— shape and the feel of our eeimirv going— shape and the feel of our country going forward . it's country going forward. it's eieui— country going forward. it's eieii, vei— country going forward. it's about, you know, public service is about, you know, public service ie emi— about, you know, public service ie mi everv— about, you know, public service is and every single— about, you know, public service is and every single mp, not just eemeerveiive— is and every single mp, not just conservative, should be looking at conservative, should be looking ei mie— conservative, should be looking ii iiie emi— conservative, should be looking at this and should— conservative, should be looking at this and should should mean viii-e— at this and should should mean viii-e me— at this and should should mean what's the point— at this and should should mean what's the point of being in in
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office— what's the point of being in in office i— what's the point of being in in office i vei— what's the point of being in in office if you don't— what's the point of being in in office if you don't do the right mime— office if you don't do the right time when— office if you don't do the right time when vei— office if you don't do the right thing when you actually have the power— thing when you actually have the ever i— thing when you actually have the ever i iiie— thing when you actually have the power ? it's quite— thing when you actually have the power ? it's quite bizarre to me power? it's quite bizarre to me . orie— power? it's quite bizarre to me . euiie. imi— power? it's quite bizarre to me . quite. and as— power? it's quite bizarre to me . quite. and as for- power? it's quite bizarre to me . quite. and as for taking back control, as for regaining , you control, as for regaining, you know, real control, genuine control over our borders, frankly , it's turned into frankly, it's turned into a farce . now, adam, if we read our farce. now, adam, if we read our british newspapers and listen to reports, we're told that the ukrainian army is making advances around bakhmut in particular, we're told the russians are taking very heavy casualties . we're told a major casualties. we're told a major spnng casualties. we're told a major spring offensive is about to be underway . and do you see any underway. and do you see any prospect of this deadlock being broken ? okay. let me put it like broken? okay. let me put it like mie— broken? okay. let me put it like iiie. se— broken? okay. let me put it like iiie. se i-ve— broken? okay. let me put it like this. so i've literally— , okay. let me put it like this. so i've literally in the imi— this. so i've literally in the ieei mir— this. so i've literally in the last half an— this. so i've literally in the last half an hour, i've come mem— last half an hour, i've come from i— last half an hour, i've come from a hospital— last half an hour, i've come from a hospital about 25 minutes viii— from a hospital about 25 minutes viii imi— from a hospital about 25 minutes viii iiei vvev. — from a hospital about 25 minutes walk that way. the— from a hospital about 25 minutes walk that way. the military ieeiiiei. — walk that way. the military hospital. and _ walk that way. the military hospital. and i— walk that way. the military hospital. and i was talking to a ievei— hospital. and i was talking to a ievii eiiieei— hospital. and i was talking to a loyal subject of— hospital. and i was talking to a loyal subject of her majesty , loyal subject of her majesty, vie-e— loyal subject of her majesty, vie-e ei— loyal subject of her majesty, who's one of the— loyal subject of her majesty, who's one of the british foreign iiemere. — who's one of the british foreign iiomere. imi— who's one of the british foreign fighters. and he's— who's one of the british foreign fighters. and he's he's in there veimiei— fighters. and he's he's in there veimiei .— fighters. and he's he's in there veimiei . ie— fighters. and he's he's in there wounded . he was— fighters. and he's he's in there wounded . he was hit, um, hit by wounded. he was hit, um, hit by eireimei— wounded. he was hit, um, hit by eireimei mem— wounded. he was hit, um, hit by shrapnel from a— wounded. he was hit, um, hit by
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shrapnel from a from a from a ioniiii— shrapnel from a from a from a bomblet dropped from a drone . bomblet dropped from a drone. verv— bomblet dropped from a drone. verv meeiv— bomblet dropped from a drone. verv mieiv ier-mv— bomblet dropped from a drone. very nasty injury in his torso. ieie— very nasty injury in his torso. ieie ei— very nasty injury in his torso. ieie ii iii— very nasty injury in his torso. lots of bits of— very nasty injury in his torso. lots of bits of metal in there. imi— lots of bits of metal in there. ami ire— lots of bits of metal in there. ami ire vee— lots of bits of metal in there. and he was saying it's just unbelievable— and he was saying it's just unbelievable .— and he was saying it's just unbelievable . all the weight, unbelievable. all the weight, the limitless— unbelievable. all the weight, the limitless weight of russian eriiiierv— the limitless weight of russian eriiiierv ier— the limitless weight of russian artillery for every— the limitless weight of russian artillery for every every 50 eieiie— artillery for every every 50 shells that _ artillery for every every 50 shells that the _ artillery for every every 50 shells that the russians put down— shells that the russians put ievvm irrev— shells that the russians put ievvm, iiev ie— shells that the russians put down, they do five. so they'll iiev-ii— down, they do five. so they'll iieviii ie — down, they do five. so they'll iiev-ii ie im— down, they do five. so they'll they'll be in a— down, they do five. so they'll they'll be in a building. iieviii— they'll be in a building. they'll attack- they'll be in a building. they'll attack the russians viiiim— they'll attack the russians viiiim e— they'll attack the russians within a minute. they'll attack the russians within a minute . endless, within a minute. endless, eemiieie— within a minute. endless, complete barrages of stuff. so viii— complete barrages of stuff. so viii viii,— complete barrages of stuff. so what what, what— complete barrages of stuff. so what what, what the point that he what what, what the point that re iri— what what, what the point that he and indeed— what what, what the point that he and indeed the ukrainians mere— he and indeed the ukrainians mere ie— he and indeed the ukrainians make is that— he and indeed the ukrainians make is that this is why it's so imierieri— make is that this is why it's so imperieri ie— make is that this is why it's so important to have— make is that this is why it's so important to have this iero—riroe- important to have this long—range artillery, because eivieieiv— long—range artillery, because eivieieiv ii— long—range artillery, because obviously if a— long—range artillery, because obviously if a storm shadow or a iiiiiies— obviously if a storm shadow or a iiiiiies eer— obviously if a storm shadow or a himars can hit— obviously if a storm shadow or a himars can hit a— obviously if a storm shadow or a himars can hit a depot with more— himars can hit a depot with 10,000 russian _ himars can hit a depot with 10,000 russian artillery shells, ireiie— 10,000 russian artillery shells, ireiie ioeoo— 10,000 russian artillery shells, that's 10,000 artillery shells irri— that's 10,000 artillery shells irei rei— that's 10,000 artillery shells that aren't being— that's 10,000 artillery shells that aren't being fired on ieeiie— that aren't being fired on ieeiie rive— that aren't being fired on people like him . soto your people like him. soto your ieiri— people like him. so to your ieiri eieii— people like him. soto your point about the _ people like him. soto your point about the offensive, this is viv— point about the offensive, this is vvrv ire— point about the offensive, this is why the long—range stuff is so is why the long—range stuff is re impermi— is why the long—range stuff is re imiemeri .— is why the long—range stuff is so important , because it is why the long—range stuff is so important, because it means vei— so important, because it means vei eer— so important, because it means vei iii— so important, because it means you can hit that— so important, because it means you can hit that russian supply supply— you can hit that russian supply eriiiv emir— you can hit that russian supply eriiiv errir, ire— you can hit that russian supply supply chain, the baggage chain , if supply chain, the baggage chain , ii vei— supply chain, the baggage chain , ii vei ire,—
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supply chain, the baggage chain , if you like, before it eeireiiv— , if you like, before it actually gets onto the battlefield _ actually gets onto the battlefield and that then gives spree— battlefield and that then gives eieee ier— battlefield and that then gives space for things— battlefield and that then gives space for things like the new imm— space for things like the new ierre ie— space for things like the new tanks to roll— space for things like the new tanks to roll forward and take ground— tanks to roll forward and take orerri iri— tanks to roll forward and take ground and hopefully punch mergi— ground and hopefully punch irreror iri— ground and hopefully punch through and isolate the crimea iri— through and isolate the crimea eri eeiereie— through and isolate the crimea and separate the— through and isolate the crimea and separate the russian body of mem— and separate the russian body of room iri— and separate the russian body of troops and their— and separate the russian body of troops and their supply lines. vveii— troops and their supply lines. vveii vei— troops and their supply lines. vveii ver sav— troops and their supply lines. well you say hopefully, you say reiemiiv. — well you say hopefully, you say reiemiiv. iri— well you say hopefully, you say hopefully. " iairg well you say hopefully, you say hopefully. " pairg " pairg hopefully. but history history does suggest that even when the russians are up against it, they tend to just keep on going. i mean, i personally think the stalemate could go on for a very, very long time. and isn't isn't the concern now that putin now effectively arnie is really a proxy for china ? yeah i don't a proxy for china? yeah i don't know if it's if it's if it's if it's that strong because i think i think china's got its own red lines in terms of the way putin has to behave. but of course, it mmi— has to behave. but of course, it mier emi— has to behave. but of course, it must suit china— has to behave. but of course, it must suit china to— has to behave. but of course, it must suit china to have- but of course, it must suit china to have us irveivei— must suit china to have us irveivei ir— must suit china to have us involved in this. - must suit china to have us involved in this. but but but remember last— involved in this. but but but remember last time you kindly reve— remember last time you kindly have me— remember last time you kindly have me on and— remember last time you kindly have me on and we spoke about ierrmm— have me on and we spoke about ierrmii iri— have me on and we spoke about bakhmut and you— have me on and we spoke about bakhmut and you and i were both mveiiiiei— bakhmut and you and i were both mveiiiiei-vrv— bakhmut and you and i were both mystified -why they- bakhmut and you and i were both mystified why they were mystified as to why they were ieirerire — i l bothering to do that. and i erooeeiei— bothering to do that. and i suggested they— bothering to do that. and i suggested they should perhaps
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ivieee— suggested they should perhaps ivrree ii.— suggested they should perhaps ivrree ii. iii— suggested they should perhaps bypass it. but actually, i've ieer—ii- bypass it. but actually, i've ieer—ii erii been thinking about it and ieiiire— been thinking about it and talking-since. been thinking about it and talking since then been thinking about it and- talking-since then and talking to people since then and of talking to people since then and ei-veiire— talking to people since then and of you're defending of course, if you're defending 6, of course, if you're defending a, ver— of course, if you're defending a, ver eerie— of course, if you're defending a, you could do— of course, if you're defending a, you could do a— of course, if you're defending a, you could do a lot more iemeee— a, you could do a lot more iimeoe ie— a, you could do a lot more damage to the— a, you could do a lot more damage to the to the people who are damage to the to the people who eiieeiire— damage to the to the people who are attacking you. _ damage to the to the people who are attacking you. so bakhmut from— are attacking you. so bakhmut from-ukrainian— are attacking you. so bakhmut from ukrainian point view from the ukrainian point of view is from the ukrainian point of view ie greei— from the ukrainian point of view is great because— from the ukrainian point of view is great because those shells, imeeier— is great because those shells, russian shells— is great because those shells, russian shells are being used in huge— russian shells are being used in huge mier— russian shells are being used in huge mier .— russian shells are being used in huge numbers . and whilst the huge numbers. and whilst the urreiriere— huge numbers. and whilst the ukrainians are— huge numbers. and whilst the ukrainians are indeed losing reorie— ukrainians are indeed losing peopler ire— ukrainians are indeed losing people, the russians are losing a iii— people, the russians are losing i ii mre— people, the russians are losing i ii i— people, the russians are losing a bit more. i mean, i just saw a couple— a bit more. i mean, i just saw a eeiiie ei— a bit more. i mean, i just saw a eerrie er reme— a bit more. i mean, i just saw a couple of hours ago— a bit more. i mean, i just saw a couple of hours ago the latest i ier-i— couple of hours ago the latest i ier-i mew— couple of hours ago the latest i ier-i mevv .— couple of hours ago the latest i don't know , statistics published don't know, statistics published by don't know, statistics published iv ire— don't know, statistics published by the ukrainian— don't know, statistics published by the ukrainian and they think irri— by the ukrainian and they think irri veeieriev— by the ukrainian and they think that yesterday they killed 510 imeeiere— that yesterday they killed 510 russians and— that yesterday they killed 510 russians and two tanks and 33 eriiiierv— russians and two tanks and 33 iriiiierv rieeee— russians and two tanks and 33 iriiiierv rieeee .— russians and two tanks and 33 artillery pieces . so the point artillery pieces. so the point eieii— artillery pieces. so the point about bakhmut— artillery pieces. so the point about bakhmut and other places where— about bakhmut and other places where ire— about bakhmut and other places where the ukrainians are deliberate— where the ukrainians are deliberate defending and bringing— deliberate defending and bringing me— deliberate defending and bringing the russians on is to ieiieie— bringing the russians on is to deplete russian— bringing the russians on is to deplete russian stocks and yeah, airm— deplete russian stocks and yeah, aiem, airm— deplete russian stocks and yeah, adam, adam, it's— deplete russian stocks and yeah, adam, adam, it's that sort of ei— adam, adam, it's that sort of war of attrition— adam, adam, it's that sort of war of attrition . _ adam, adam, it's that sort of war of attrition . a war of attrition. it's sort of mm — war of attrition. it's sort of 1916 onwards to 1918. it's horrible. adam as ever, fascinating report from ukraine.
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and i want you to make my viewers a promise that you come back next week and please give the government a hard time on these immigration figures . in these immigration figures. in a moment, we will talk about the growing obesity epidemic , its growing obesity epidemic, its impact on the national health service, and what, if anything, can be done to improve the situation .
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simply. life life across the uk . this simply. life across the uk. this is ei— simply. life across the uk. this is me reve— simply. life across the uk. this is gb news radio— simply. life across the uk. this is gb news radio .— simply. life across the uk. this is gb news radio. _ life across the uk. this is gb news radio . �*pviirigl : is gb news radio. well, i asked you why is there no real opposition to the government given the levels of net migration into britain? simon on twitter says , because like most twitter says, because like most things in the uk , the problem things in the uk, the problem has become too big to deal with. no, no problems, too big to deal with. james says sunak is all but done . the level of migration but done. the level of migration in this country is nothing short of a disgrace. no way back for him and the conservative party , him and the conservative party, the only downside is he'll hand the only downside is he'll hand
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the of number downing the keys of number ten downing street someone in much worse street to someone in much worse . well, i thought it was interesting to have adam holloway on, and he did promise he's going to go and give the government a hard time. obe motty. it's a subject we keep coming back to overnight. some figures suggest that obese people the national health people cost the national health service twice annually. what those who are not obese cost the nhs. and this comes at a time when the nhs tells us that in england two thirds of us are either overweight or obese. 26% obese. i'm joined by tam fry, chairman of the national obesity forum . um, how rapidly is this forum. um, how rapidly is this situation worsening ? difficult situation worsening? difficult to say , but certainly- " " 37 difficult to say , but certainly over covid to say, but certainly over covid it to say, but certainly over covid ii reeiiv— to say, but certainly over covid ii reeiiv reari— to say, but certainly over covid it really leapt and— to say, but certainly over covid it really leapt and we're ieiiire— it really leapt and we're talking probably about a half a % everv— talking probably about a half a % everv 2— talking probably about a half a % everv z er— talking probably about a half a % everv z or i— talking probably about a half a % every 2 or 3 years. md % every 2 or 3 years. right. oirv— % every 2 or 3 years. right. oirv se— % every 2 or 3 years. right. okay so 1 in 4 people in england and i'm assuming the figures for scotland and wales will not be dissimilar. they're the same.
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are obese. the national health says it's costing them an absolute fortune . how? why if absolute fortune. how? why if you look at the figures sort of in 1970, 50 years ago, very few people were obese. what has happened ? basically what's happened? basically what's reprerei— happened? basically what's happened ie— happened? basically what's happened is that— :7 basically what's happened is that we've seen the influx— happened is that we've seen the influx ei— happened is that we've seen the influx or me— happened is that we've seen the influx of the fast— happened is that we've seen the influx of the fast food market. veer, — influx of the fast food market. veer, reorie— influx of the fast food market. yeah, people all— influx of the fast food market. yeah, people all eating now 20 to yeah, people all eating now 20 ie sore— yeah, people all eating now 20 ie sore mere— yeah, people all eating now 20 to 50% more than— yeah, people all eating now 20 to 50% more than they really ereiii— to 50% more than they really ereiii ie— to 50% more than they really should be doing.— to 50% more than they really should be doing. the advertising is reieriieee— should be doing. the advertising is relentless in— should be doing. the advertising is relentless in selling food to reorie— is relentless in selling food to people. children— is relentless in selling food to people. children are targeted ad and people. children are targeted ad eri eriiirer— people. children are targeted ad and children are— people. children are targeted ad and children are now becoming permis— and children are now becoming rerrire ire— and children are now becoming rerrire ire iii— and children are now becoming perhaps the big problem for the mime— perhaps the big problem for the mime .— perhaps the big problem for the mime . ari— perhaps the big problem for the future . and it— perhaps the big problem for the future . and it will continue future. and it will continue imi— future. and it will continue iriii ire— future. and it will continue until the government does eemeirirg— until the government does something to— until the government does something to stop it. well or reorie— something to stop it. well or reerie eeeere— something to stop it. well or people choose to— something to stop it. well or people choose to change their iiieeiviee— people choose to change their lifestyles and _ people choose to change their lifestyles and government can reve— lifestyles and government can have some impact on that, and i eeeeii— have some impact on that, and i eeeeriirei. — have some impact on that, and i accept that. but— have some impact on that, and i accept that. but it's— have some impact on that, and i accept that. r: accept that. but it's kind of also, isn't it? we don't cook in the way that we used to. i think a lot of people just don't know how to cook these days. and the fast food culture is literally all around us. wherever we go.
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but it's all well and good wringing our hands. but tam, what interests me is actually what interests me is actually what can be done. can government give a lead on this? yes very simply, it can be. and in fact, ierie— simply, it can be. and in fact, boris johnson— simply, it can be. and in fact, boris johnson back— simply, it can be. and in fact, boris johnson back in- a ripi" and in fact, boris johnson back in 2019 commissioned— boris johnson back in 2019 commissioned the chief medical officer— commissioned the chief medical officer ie— commissioned the chief medical officer to write— commissioned the chief medical officer to write him a structure as officer to write him a structure re re— officer to write him a structure as ie viri— officer to write him a structure as to what should— officer to write him a structure as to what should be done. and mie— as to what should be done. and irie ere— as to what should be done. and irie ere iii— as to what should be done. and irie ere iii .— as to what should be done. and this she did . can— as to what should be done. and this she did . can 1— as to what should be done. and this she did . can i show it to this she did. can i show it to you?— this she did. can i show it to you? ie— this she did. can i show it to vere ie meri— this she did. can i show it to you? do well, it— this she did. can i show it to you? do well, it looks like this . ieer— you? do well, it looks like this . ieer er— you? do well, it looks like this . each of those— you? do well, it looks like this . each of those items are one of me— . each of those items are one of me mmie— . each of those items are one of the things fairly— . each of those items are one of the things fairly substantial . the things fairly substantial. veer. — the things fairly substantial. veer. ere— the things fairly substantial. verr. ere ei— the things fairly substantial. yeah. one of the— the things fairly substantial. i/ri;pi" one of the things that yeah. one of the things that needs— yeah. one of the things that reeie ie— yeah. one of the things that reeie ie ie— yeah. one of the things that needs to be done.- i/ri;pi" one of the things that needs to be done. wow and it covers every element of society , i— covers every element of society , i ier-i— covers every element of society now , i don't know— covers every element of society now , i don't know whether she now, i don't know whether she merom— now, i don't know whether she irerori irev— now, i don't know whether she thought they should all be done at thought they should all be done ii eree— thought they should all be done ii iii— thought they should all be done at once, but certainly her iii-eer— at once, but certainly her eireei vee— at once, but certainly her object was to _ at once, but certainly her object was to have the majority of irem — object was to have the majority of them under— object was to have the majority of them under the _ object was to have the majority of them under the control of a crime— of them under the control of a cabinet office— of them under the control of a cabinet office committee . cabinet office committee. so iris— cabinet office committee. so iris ver— cabinet office committee. so iris rui— cabinet office committee. so this was put on— cabinet office committee. so this was put on boris- cabinet office committee. so this was put on boris johnson's desk when he was prime minister? that's correct . on the 10th of that's correct. on the 10th of eeieier— that's correct. on the 10th of october 2019. _ that's correct. on the 10th of october 2019. and what was done?
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rimmi— october 2019. and what was done? nothing. nothing no.— october 2019. and what was done? nothing. nothing no. and- october 2019. and what was done? \rrir" g \rrir" 3 no. and what october 2019. and what was done? mfr" g \rrir" 3 no. and what is nothing. nothing no. and what is permis— nothing. nothing no. and what is rerrire mere— mfr" g \rrir" 3 no. and what is perhaps more disgusting. but hang— perhaps more disgusting. but ring or— perhaps more disgusting. but ring or r— perhaps more disgusting. but hang on a second,— perhaps more disgusting. but hang on a second, tam,- perhaps more disgusting. but hang on a second, tam, boris johnson said to the nation that he was on a big diet, that we all had to lose weight. yeah, as far as i'm concerned, it was a load of guff. and boris johnson eree— load of guff. and boris johnson eree eeri— load of guff. and boris johnson eree eeii i—i— load of guff. and boris johnson also said 3—3 years— : 3 and boris johnson also said 3—3 years earlier that he also said 3—3 years earlier that re veiii— also said 3—3 years earlier that he would attack— also said 3—3 years earlier that he would attack childhood eieeiiv— he would attack childhood eieeiiv eri — he would attack childhood obesity and childhood obesity, in mv— obesity and childhood obesity, in mv vrev— obesity and childhood obesity, in mv ie— obesity and childhood obesity, in my view, is the really number ie— in my view, is the really number one issue to be— in my view, is the really number one issue to be addressed, and mar-e— one issue to be addressed, and ireiie ieeiirg— one issue to be addressed, and that's leading to— one issue to be addressed, and that's leading to people getting tvire— that's leading to people getting tyiie 2— that's leading to people getting ivre z iirieiee— that's leading to people getting type 2 diabetes is— that's leading to people getting type 2 diabetes is quite early in type 2 diabetes is quite early ir irre— type 2 diabetes is quite early in iire .— type 2 diabetes is quite early in life , struggling in the in life, struggling in the workpiece— in life, struggling in the workplace. _ in life, struggling in the workplace . ri.ri;ai;”pi in life, struggling in the- workplace . et cetera. et cetera workplace. et cetera. et cetera . but i mean , what can . but i mean, what can government do ? i mean, george government do? i mean, george osborne had a go at doing something, didn't he? now, he. he put taxes on sugary drinks. levy can i can i correct you? ievv— levy can i can i correct you? ievv ie— levy can i can i correct you? levy is different— levy can i can i correct you? levy is different from tax. orev. — levy is different from tax. okay- iev— levy is different from tax. okay. tax goes- levy is different from tax. okay. tax goes straight to the consumer and— okay. tax goes straight to the consumer and they pay for it. ievv— consumer and they pay for it. ievv ie— consumer and they pay for it. ievv is e— consumer and they pay for it. levy is a carrot— consumer and they pay for it. levy is a carrot ,_ consumer and they pay for it. levy is a carrot , if- consumer and they pay for it. levy is a carrot , if you will, levy is a carrot, if you will, to levy is a carrot, if you will, ie ire— levy is a carrot, if you will, to the industry— levy is a carrot, if you will, to the industry to do something to the industry to do something to reformulate— to the industry to do something to reformulate its— to the industry to do something to reformulate its food and make it to reformulate its food and make ii ieiier. — to reformulate its food and make ii ieiier. ari— to reformulate its food and make it better. and he— to reformulate its food and make it better. and he did this with the
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it better. and he did this with me eroerv— it better. and he did this with the sugary drinks and he said to iriieirv— the sugary drinks and he said to iriieirv .— the sugary drinks and he said to iriieirv , ii— the sugary drinks and he said to irireirv , ir vei— the sugary drinks and he said to industry , if you don't bring industry, if you don't bring down— industry, if you don't bring ievr ire— industry, if you don't bring down the quantity of sugar, i viii— down the quantity of sugar, i viii ievv— down the quantity of sugar, i viii ievv ver. — down the quantity of sugar, i will levy you. and he set free ieviee— will levy you. and he set free ieviee. veer.— will levy you. and he set free levies. yeah. and— will levy you. and he set free levies. yeah. and what happened? people— levies. yeah. and what happened? reerie merom— levies. yeah. and what happened? people thought that it would never work, but— people thought that it would never work, but the very next day, — never work, but the very next day air— never work, but the very next day iii ire — never work, but the very next day, all the boardrooms of all me— day, all the boardrooms of all the industries— day, all the boardrooms of all the industries got around and eeri— the industries got around and eeii wrai— the industries got around and said, what are— the industries got around and said, what are we doing paying merev— said, what are we doing paying merev ie— said, what are we doing paying merev ie ire— said, what are we doing paying money to the government for? vie-ii— money to the government for? vie-ii irre— money to the government for? we'll take the— money to the government for? we'll take the sugar out . and we'll take the sugar out. and ire— we'll take the sugar out. and ire merr— we'll take the sugar out. and ire erorr ievv— we'll take the sugar out. and the sugar levy has been the erieieriire— the sugar levy has been the outstanding success. it's taken rive— outstanding success. it's taken rive ei— outstanding success. it's taken rive or sugar— outstanding success. it's taken 45% of sugar out— outstanding success. it's taken 45% of sugar out of sugary irirre. — 45% of sugar out of sugary irirre. iii— 45% of sugar out of sugary drinks. but more importantly imm— drinks. but more importantly irer irri— drinks. but more importantly than that, the— drinks. but more importantly than that, the object of the merrier— than that, the object of the operation was— than that, the object of the operation was to reformulate and the reformulation _ operation was to reformulate and the reformulation allowed people the reformulation allowed people ire career— the reformulation allowed people ire eereer ie— the reformulation allowed people the chance to buy— the reformulation allowed people the chance to buy drinks which were less sugary— the chance to buy drinks which were less sugary or no sugar. veer,— were less sugary or no sugar. veer, iri— were less sugary or no sugar. yeah, and industry profited. and in mei— yeah, and industry profited. and in fact, everybody— yeah, and industry profited. and in fact, everybody has gained. ii-e— in fact, everybody has gained. iiie e— in fact, everybody has gained. iiie e vir— in fact, everybody has gained. it's a win win— in fact, everybody has gained. it's a win win situation . ian it's a win win situation. ian wen,— it's a win win situation. ian wen, i— it's a win win situation. ian wen, i mier— it's a win win situation. ian well, i must admit i do now buy irre— well, i must admit i do now buy iiie eieri— well, i must admit i do now buy like eight tonics_ well, i must admit i do now buy like eight tonics to— well, i must admit i do now buy like eight tonics to drink at reme— like eight tonics to drink at home ee— like eight tonics to drink at home as opposed to the full eroerv— home as opposed to the full erorrv — home as opposed to the full sugary ones. and- home as opposed to the full sugary ones. '"r: a home as opposed to the full sugary ones. ' prir" a riri; sugary ones. and i don't notice the difference. i've got used to it. it's a question of acquiring ieeie— it. it's a question of acquiring ieeie iri— it. it's a question of acquiring ieeie eri iiie— it. it's a question of acquiring taste and it's a— a it's a question of acquiring taste and it's a shock to the
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eveiem — taste and it's a shock to the eveiem ei— taste and it's a shock to the system at the— taste and it's a shock to the system at the beginning. but mer— system at the beginning. but eiier e— system at the beginning. but after a period— system at the beginning. but after a period of— system at the beginning. but after a period of time , the after a period of time, the rare— after a period of time, the ieeie iris— after a period of time, the taste buds adjust to it and it's irre— taste buds adjust to it and it's iiie ii— taste buds adjust to it and it's iiie i ever— taste buds adjust to it and it's like it never happened. i mean, it's like it never happened. i mean, iiie ire— like it never happened. i mean, iiie ire seme— like it never happened. i mean, it's the same as— like it never happened. i mean, it's the same as seatbelts. iververe— it's the same as seatbelts. iververe ie— it's the same as seatbelts. everyone he flew up in their eyes— everyone he flew up in their evee eieii— everyone he flew up in their eyes about seatbelt s. we will rei— eyes about seatbelt s. we will rei er— eyes about seatbelt s. we will not wear them.— eyes about seatbelt s. we will not wear them. this is an infringing— not wear them. this is an infringing on— not wear them. this is an infringing on our liberty. six momm— infringing on our liberty. six months later,— infringing on our liberty. six months later, people were wearing— months later, people were wearing seatbelts. so osborne did wearing seatbelts. so osborne iii r— wearing seatbelts. so osborne did a very positive thing . but did a very positive thing. but let's get back to that childhood youth obesity. we took this show on the road the other week to crawley in west sussex . there crawley in west sussex. there were a couple of schools there that had no playing fields , but that had no playing fields, but i just could not believe it. so two school have a role to play in this as well? yeah, absolutely. school. school have an educational— absolutely. school. school have an educational role— absolutely. school. school have an educational role in- ailyr school. school have an educational role in terms of earning— an educational role in terms of learning things— an educational role in terms of learning things at— an educational role in terms of learning things at the desk, but irev— learning things at the desk, but irev eree— learning things at the desk, but irev eree reve— learning things at the desk, but they also have a— learning things at the desk, but they also have a real responsibility of making sure irri— responsibility of making sure that children— responsibility of making sure that children get the right emeim— that children get the right emeiri ei— that children get the right amount of activity every day , amount of activity every day, rem— amount of activity every day, one hour a day— amount of activity every day, one hour a day .— amount of activity every day, one hour a day . theresa may one hour a day. theresa may ieirerei— one hour a day. theresa may ieirerei .— one hour a day. theresa may bothered . in— one hour a day. theresa may bothered . in about seven years bothered. in about seven years ago— bothered. in about seven years age iri— bothered. in about seven years age mi eeri— bothered. in about seven years ago and said schools should have
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mir— ago and said schools should have reii er— ago and said schools should have reii er rem— ago and said schools should have reii er hour a— ago and said schools should have half an hour a day— ago and said schools should have half an hour a day and they ereiii— half an hour a day and they ereiii ie— half an hour a day and they should be responsible for making ire— should be responsible for making sure. the other— should be responsible for making sure. the other half hour was eree— sure. the other half hour was eree iere— sure. the other half hour was eree iere ir— sure. the other half hour was also done in out—of—school eirie— also done in out—of—school eiiie. iee— also done in out—of—school clubs. has not— also done in out—of—school clubs. has not happened, just reer-i— clubs. has not happened, just hasn't happened— clubs. has not happened, just hasn't happened . �*pvii"i." clubs. has not happened, just hasn't happened . �*pvii"ri." clubs. has not happened, just hasn't happened . �*pviip" hasn't happened. when we look at america and this country follows america and this country follows america very often in social trends, the obesity problem, i mean, just ridiculous . are you mean, just ridiculous. are you optimistic that we can improve the situation or not? i'm not at all the situation or not? i'm not at iii eriimieiie— the situation or not? i'm not at all optimistic ,_ the situation or not? i'm not at all optimistic , but— the situation or not? i'm not at all optimistic , but i— the situation or not? i'm not at all optimistic , but i am- all optimistic, but i am eriimieiie— all optimistic, but i am optimistic that some dodi at siege— optimistic that some dodi at eieoe ir— optimistic that some dodi at some stage in whitehall will say we ieeirg— some stage in whitehall will say we are losing £58— some stage in whitehall will say we are losing £58 billion every veer— we are losing £58 billion every veer ieee— we are losing £58 billion every year because of— we are losing £58 billion every year because of the obesity in me— year because of the obesity in the co—morbidities. the other eeriiiiem— the co—morbidities. the other eeriiiiem .— the co—morbidities. the other conditions , which is agendas. conditions, which is agendas. irre— conditions, which is agendas. irie ree— conditions, which is agendas. irie me gei— conditions, which is agendas. this has got to— conditions, which is agendas. this has got to stop because £58 iiiiier— this has got to stop because £58 iiiiier irem— this has got to stop because £58 billion from the— this has got to stop because £58 billion from the exchequer every veer— billion from the exchequer every veer ie— billion from the exchequer every veer is e— billion from the exchequer every veer is e veer— billion from the exchequer every year is a vast sum— billion from the exchequer every year is a vast sum of money and at year is a vast sum of money and ei mei— year is a vast sum of money and ei irei reim— year is a vast sum of money and at that point somebody and rereieiiv— at that point somebody and hopefully it'll— at that point somebody and hopefully it'll be the chancellor- hopefully it'll be the chancellor because remember in the chancellor because remember in me iii— chancellor because remember in me eii ieve— chancellor because remember in me eii ieve .— chancellor because remember in the old days , jeremy hunt was the old days, jeremy hunt was the old days, jeremy hunt was me reeiir— the old days, jeremy hunt was the health minister. he promised mei— the health minister. he promised me re— the health minister. he promised me he veeri— the health minister. he promised that he would halve childhood eieeiiv— that he would halve childhood eieeiiv iv— that he would halve childhood obesity by 2030. _ that he would halve childhood obesity by 2030. hasn't got a rere— obesity by 2030. hasn't got a rope ir— obesity by 2030. hasn't got a rope in reii— obesity by 2030. hasn't got a hope in hell of—
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obesity by 2030. hasn't got a hope in hell of doing it. but he move— hope in hell of doing it. but he more vrei— hope in hell of doing it. but he knows what the _ hope in hell of doing it. but he knows what the problem is and res— knows what the problem is and res gei— knows what the problem is and res eer ie— knows what the problem is and he's got to have— knows what the problem is and he's got to have to sort it out. omerviee— he's got to have to sort it out. orrervviee ve— he's got to have to sort it out. otherwise we will— he's got to have to sort it out. otherwise we will be disastrously- otherwise we will be disastrously poor, i fear you're rigri— disastrously poor, i fear you're more . — disastrously poor, i fear you're more . rem.— disastrously poor, i fear you're right . tam, thank- disastrously poor, i fear you're right. disastrously poor, i fear you're right . pg disastrously poor, i fear you're right. ""ri" right. tam, thank you very much indeed for joining right. tam, thank you very much indeed forjoining us here on gb news. yep it is difficult to be optimistic about this, but let's hope and pray something gives in a moment. we will discuss new technology for police officers. should they wear our technology that would recognise us, the faces of people as they walk down the street? would that make us a safer place to live .
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we're proud to be gb news the people's channel. britain's news . crerrei — people's channel. britain's news .crerrei se— people's channel. britain's news . channel so proposals that police officers should be able to wear technology that will allow them to use facial recognition and that could, of course, be used more widely on top of police cars and police vans. will this make our streets safer or could it potentially be
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a huge intrusion into our lives? could it turn us into china? well, joining me is mike neville , former head of the metropolitan police, central forensic image team. and now runs neville forensic rhiannon cognition limited. i can't think of anyone better really to get on this subject. right. so, mike, just quickly, i see we've become the most surveilled country in the world already, and yet violent crime hasn't improved at all. why would why would the use of this technology make our lives better ? i don't make our lives better? i don't think it will, nigel.— make our lives better? i don't think it will, nigel. 1- ” l ”7’ i don't think it will, nigel. i mean, to give— think it will, nigel. i mean, to give vee— think it will, nigel. i mean, to give vee er— think it will, nigel. i mean, to give you an idea— think it will, nigel. i mean, to give you an idea of cctv , in give you an idea of cctv, in irre— give you an idea of cctv, in irie eerrirv— give you an idea of cctv, in this country, people have irveeiei— this country, people have invested in— this country, people have invested in cctv and ring ieerieiie— invested in cctv and ring doorbells for— invested in cctv and ring doorbells for their houses. vie-ve— doorbells for their houses. vie-ve gei— doorbells for their houses. we've got ccrv- doorbells for their houses. we've got cctv cameras evervvvrere. — we've got cctv cameras everywhere. i- we've got cctv cameras everywhere. i estimate that for everv— everywhere. i estimate that for every thousand— everywhere. i estimate that for every thousand criminals are eeieeiiv— every thousand criminals are actually captured on an image. so actually captured on an image. so e— actually captured on an image. so e iergier— actually captured on an image. so a burglar in— actually captured on an image. so a burglar in your house or a reiier— so a burglar in your house or a reiier er— so a burglar in your house or a robber on the _ so a burglar in your house or a robber on the street only two of mere— robber on the street only two of mere — robber on the street only two of those are identified. it's eieeieieiv— those are identified. it's absolutely scandalous. the how the absolutely scandalous. the how ire ieiiee— absolutely scandalous. the how the police fail— absolutely scandalous. the how the police fail to— absolutely scandalous. the how the police fail to use cctv . so
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the police fail to use cctv. so ire— the police fail to use cctv. so ire ieiiie— the police fail to use cctv. so the public have— the police fail to use cctv. so the public have sort of sacrificed— the public have sort of sacrificed their liberty by ieirg— sacrificed their liberty by being filmed— sacrificed their liberty by being filmed everywhere. but when— being filmed everywhere. but when irev— being filmed everywhere. but vvrer irev gei— being filmed everywhere. but when they get robbed or raped or merr— when they get robbed or raped or ireir rrereriv— when they get robbed or raped or their property stolen or damaged , mer— their property stolen or damaged , irer er— their property stolen or damaged , then of course— their property stolen or damaged , then of course it— their property stolen or damaged , then of course it doesn't eeier— , then of course it doesn't catch them. _ , then of course it doesn't catch them. but- , then of course it doesn't catch them. but of course, if you— catch them. but of course, if vee perr— catch them. but of course, if vee park veer— catch them. but of course, if you park your car— catch them. but of course, if you park your car in the wrong piece,— you park your car in the wrong placer mer— you park your car in the wrong placer irer ii— you park your car in the wrong place, then it will— you park your car in the wrong place, then it will always catch vee. — place, then it will always catch vee. se — place, then it will always catch vee. se vriiei— place, then it will always catch you. so whilst the— place, then it will always catch you. so whilst the police are driving— you. so whilst the police are driving ahead— you. so whilst the police are driving ahead with this ieeireiegv— driving ahead with this technology, they're not got the ieer— technology, they're not got the ieer reim— technology, they're not got the back room functions to make sure mei— back room functions to make sure me i— back room functions to make sure me i eeieeiiv— back room functions to make sure that it actually does— back room functions to make sure that it actually does anything reefer. — that it actually does anything useful. that's— that it actually does anything useful. that's the real problem here — useful. that's the real problem here veer.— useful. that's the real problem here. yeah. and— useful. that's the real problem here. yeah. and is— useful. that's the real problem here. yeah. and is it- useful. that's the real problem here. i/ri;pi" ' "r: a here. yeah. and is it not possible with facial recognition in that at some point in time, you know, it'll be used to identify by what the state defines as political extremists . i mean, you know, is there a danger this turns us into china , the right. so danger this turns us into china , the right . so firstly, nigel, , the right. so firstly, nigel, rive— , the right. so firstly, nigel, i-ve ieer— , the right. so firstly, nigel, i-ve ieer ie— , the right. so firstly, nigel, i've been to china- ” 3" so firstly, nigel, i've been to china and what they eieim— i've been to china and what they eieim irev— i've been to china and what they eieim irev eer— i've been to china and what they claim they can do— i've been to china and what they claim they can do and what they ie— claim they can do and what they ie ie— claim they can do and what they can do is utter— claim they can do and what they can do is utter nonsense. so mere— can do is utter nonsense. so ireiie e— can do is utter nonsense. so ireiie e geei— can do is utter nonsense. so that's a good thing, in my view. all that's a good thing, in my view. iii rigri.— that's a good thing, in my view. ari rigri. ari— that's a good thing, in my view. all right. and i'm— that's a good thing, in my view. all right. and i'm with you. mere— all right. and i'm with you. irere ie— all right. and i'm with you. irere is e— all right. and i'm with you. there is a civil— all right. and i'm with you. there is a civil liberties ergemeri— there is a civil liberties argument here that when you walk
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ieer— argument here that when you walk ievr ire— argument here that when you walk down the street,— argument here that when you walk down the street, you know, you ereeiirii— down the street, you know, you ereeiiriilreei— down the street, you know, you shouldn't just being filmed shouldn't be just being filmed and shouldn't be just being filmed ere-.— shouldn't be just being filmed eri-. wrei- shouldn't be just being filmed and-. what the- shouldn't be just being filmed and . what the police and scanned. what the police eerie— and scanned. what the police eeeii ie— and scanned. what the police could do better,— and scanned. what the police could do better, in view, is could do better, in my view, is mei— could do better, in my view, is me irev-ve— could do better, in my view, is that they've got— could do better, in my view, is that they've got thousands, tens of that they've got thousands, tens or ireeeerie— that they've got thousands, tens of thousands of— that they've got thousands, tens of thousands of images people of thousands of images of people eeieeiiv—erime- of thousands of images of people actually crime caught actually committing crime caught on actually committing crime caught er ari— actually committing crime caught on camera. and these people emeri— on camera. and these people ereeii ie— on camera. and these people should be the— on camera. and these people should be the ones who are being eeerrei— should be the ones who are being scanned against— should be the ones who are being scanned against the database. i ii-e— scanned against the database. i mean, it's absolutely atrocious. iim — mean, it's absolutely atrocious. iim veriirg— mean, it's absolutely atrocious. i'm working with— mean, it's absolutely atrocious. i'm working with bradford umvereiiv— i'm working with bradford university moment on university at the moment on ieveierirg— university at the moment on developing software and the ieiiee— developing software and the reiiee reer— developing software and the police just seem most of the reme— police just seem most of the police. there's— police just seem most of the police. there's a— police just seem most of the police. there's a few police officers— police. there's a few police officers interested, but most eimiiv— officers interested, but most eimriv-ire- officers interested, but most simply the problem is simply don't. the problem is viii— simply don't. the problem is viii eii— simply don't. the problem is with all this— simply don't. the problem is with all this is— simply don't. the problem is with all this is that the home emce— with all this is that the home office, iiev— with all this is that the home office, they measure the nuisance in— office, they measure the nuisance in dna. they don't measure how— nuisance in dna. they don't measure how many criminals are eeegii— measure how many criminals are eeegii viii— measure how many criminals are caught with images. and until iiev— caught with images. and until iiev ie— caught with images. and until iiev ie mei,— caught with images. and until they do that, the— caught with images. and until they do that, the police will eeriiree— they do that, the police will continue to _ they do that, the police will continue to bungle on by and reorie— continue to bungle on by and reerie viii— continue to bungle on by and people will lose— continue to bungle on by and people will lose liberty, but rei— people will lose liberty, but rei ie— people will lose liberty, but rei ie mere— people will lose liberty, but not be more safer. ii \rri; not be more safer. mike neville, thank you for putting that so succinctly and powerfully . me succinctly and powerfully. me too. thank you. yeah can't see the point of it, given what mike just said last week. i mentioned the fact that russia hoax was finally over. arron banks had won his case against the former guardian journalist carole
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cadwalladr, who'd written appalling things about him and indeed me too. well, today the judge awarded mr banks £1 million in court costs to be paid by carole qatar soledar. let's hope we never hear the russia hoax ever again . and russia hoax ever again. and aaron, who's a good friend of mine , please have a good mine, please have a good celebration this evening. now, we've said it to you again and again. the tric awards record .uk or on the screen you can see you can scan there right now . it you can scan there right now. it was extended for a week. i'm up for potentially being news presenter of the year. if you vote for me and i win , it will vote for me and i win, it will cause shockwaves in the broadcasting establishment . they broadcasting establishment. they would hate every minute of it . broadcasting establishment. they would hate every minute of it. i would hate every minute of it. i would love it. it would be enormous fun. please. it closes at 5:00 tomorrow. i know some of you have had trouble getting through because the website keeps crashing , through because the website keeps crashing, but it's open now. it's working . so please, now. it's working. so please, please vote for me in a moment,
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they've done it again. they've made a fool of me. yes, the tric website has gone down again. they don't want people to vote for me every time i advertise it, the bloomin thing crashed is this could be a stolen election. i'll come to that perhaps in a week or two. now george groves for our super heavyweight middleweight champion of the world, was a lad from hammersmith. but have a look at him. walk in to wembley stadium . motty street fighter .
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. motty street fighter. arnie . motty street fighter. amie street fighter . well- g amie street fighter . well now george street fighter. well now george erve— street fighter. well now george erevee reim— street fighter. well now george groves joins me— street fighter. well now george groves joins me on talking rime.— groves joins me on talking iirie. — groves joins me on talking pints. george,— groves joins me on talking pints. digi; i nigel pints. george, welcome. nigel iieri— pints. george, welcome. nigel iierivee— pints. george, welcome. nigel iieri vee ier— pints. george, welcome. nigel thank you for having- pints. digi; i nigel thank you for having me on. o” thank you for having me on. or merri— thank you for having me on. or eieeii i— thank you for having me on. or eieeii i eeri— thank you for having me on. or should i call you— thank you for having me on. or should i call you saint- thank you for having me on. or should i call you saint george? well that's that was my ring name. not quite so saintly now. a mere— name. not quite so saintly now. a iiiiie iii— name. not quite so saintly now. a little bit fresher— not quite so saintly now. a little bit fresher faced as veri— a little bit fresher faced as veii ir— a little bit fresher faced as well in that— a little bit fresher faced as well in that video than i have ee veii. — well in that video than i have now as well. but— well in that video than i have now as well. but i- well in that video than i have now as well. " now as well. but i mean, how cool a moment was that? it was incredible. an incredible memem— incredible. an incredible moment. it's— incredible. an incredible moment. it's a- i: an incredible moment. it's a weird one for me ieee— moment. it's a weird one for me ieee rim— moment. it's a weird one for me because i'm you're— moment. it's a weird one for me because i'm you're trying to vre— because i'm you're trying to vee irvirg— because i'm you're trying to vee irvirg ie— because i'm you're trying to you're trying to take in this, irre— you're trying to take in this, like monumental, you you're trying to take in this, like monumental , you know, like monumental, you know, evem— like monumental, you know, everi irre— like monumental, you know, event, like it— like monumental, you know, event, like it was breaking iieierv— event, like it was breaking iieierv ei— event, like it was breaking history at the— event, like it was breaking history at the time. but at the rime,— history at the time. but at the same time, you're— history at the time. but at the same time, you're about to have a same time, you're about to have e ieer— same time, you're about to have e ieer ii.— same time, you're about to have e ieer ii. vee— same time, you're about to have a tear up. you know, you've got a tear up. you know, you've got e rirg— a tear up. you know, you've got e rirg veii— a tear up. you know, you've got a ring walk and— a tear up. you know, you've got a ring walk and you've got to go to a ring walk and you've got to go ie ieiiie— a ring walk and you've got to go ie ieiiie. se— a ring walk and you've got to go to battle. so you— a ring walk and you've got to go to battle. so you don't really were— to battle. so you don't really veri ie— to battle. so you don't really veri ie gei— to battle. so you don't really want to get too— to battle. so you don't really want to get too consumed by this crevi— want to get too consumed by this erevvi erevvi — want to get too consumed by this crowd crowd and— want to get too consumed by this crowd crowd and the atmosphere. iri— crowd crowd and the atmosphere. ari vee— crowd crowd and the atmosphere. ari vee mew,— crowd crowd and the atmosphere. and you know, waste your energy on and you know, waste your energy er eirereiire— and you know, waste your energy on adrenaline. yeah. you like on adrenaline. yeah. so you like ieee— on adrenaline. yeah. so you like because-walking- because i'm ring walking first, iim — because i'm ring walking first, i'm .challenger. _ because i'm ring walking first, i'm challenger. get in i'm the challenger. so i get in mere,— i'm the challenger. so i get in mere-ge— i'm the challenger. so i get in mere-ge veii- i'm the challenger. so i get in
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there,-go wait for- i'm the challenger. so i get in there, go wait for carl there, they'll go wait for carl to there, they'll go wait for carl ie me— there, they'll go wait for carl ie eemee—- there, they'll go wait for carl. to come—a national to come out, maybe a national eriiem— to come out, maybe a national eriiemlivve.— to come out, maybe a national anthem-two. so— to come out, maybe a national anthem-two. so it- to come out, maybe a national anthem two. so it might be anthem or two. so it might be irre— anthem or two. so it might be iiie ii— anthem or two. so it might be like 15 minutes— anthem or two. so it might be like 15 minutes for the first ieir— like 15 minutes for the first ier-iei— like 15 minutes for the first ieii-iei ii- like 15 minutes for the first bell-but it-an. bell goes. but it was an incredible— bell goes. but it was an incredible feeling, like essentially, _ incredible feeling, like essentially, why you get into ievirg— essentially, why you get into boxinglfor_ essentially, why you get into boxing .for that— essentially, why you get into boxing .for that ,- essentially, why you get into boxing for that , for that boxing is for that, for that ieee,— boxing is for that, for that run, erei— boxing is for that, for that buzz, that feeling and that performance— buzz, that feeling and that performance you were mean, you performance you were i mean, you mew,— performance you were i mean, you know, eieeriv— performance you were i mean, you know, clearly martial know, clearly it was martial erie. — know, clearly it was martial erie. -iiei- know, clearly it was martial arts. -that got- know, clearly it was martial arts. -that got youi know, clearly it was martial- arts. -that got you into arts. i think, that got you into boxing originally, wasn't it? yeah so i wanted to i love ievirg— yeah so i wanted to i love boxing, always— i/ri;pi" so i wanted to i love boxing, always wanted to box, iei— boxing, always wanted to box, iii—iii- boxing, always wanted to box, iii—iii iee- but it's probably a bit too young— but it's probably a bit too younglbox-_ but it's probably a bit too young-box- so- but it's probably a bit too young box. so at seven, my young to box. so at seven, my iei— young to box. so at seven, my iei ieer— young to box. so at seven, my iei ieer me— young to box. so at seven, my dad took me to— young to box. so at seven, my dad took me to a— young to box. so at seven, my dad took me to a local kickboxing_ dad took me to a local kickboxing club, fell in love viii— kickboxing club, fell in love viii reer— kickboxing club, fell in love with just combat sports in gererei. — with just combat sports in general. i love _ with just combat sports in general. love kickboxing, love general. i love kickboxing, love the general. i love kickboxing, love ire—ire- general. i love kickboxing, love ire—ire iieel the discipline, love the idea iiei— the discipline, love the idea iiei your— the discipline, love the idea iiei your vee— the discipline, love the idea that you, you know, you had to veri—ie- that you, you know, you had to veri—ie geil work your way along to get a iieei— work your way along to get a iieei ieir— work your way along to get a iieei ieii .— work your way along to get a black belt . and— work your way along to get a black belt . and then at the age black belt. and then at the age of black belt. and then at the age ei ier,— black belt. and then at the age ei ier, i— black belt. and then at the age of ten, i started— black belt. and then at the age of ten, i started at— black belt. and then at the age of ten, i started at the local ievirg— of ten, i started at the local ievirg gig,— of ten, i started at the local boxing club, did— of ten, i started at the local boxing club, did both for a few ver— boxing club, did both for a few veers-ei— boxing club, did both for a few veere-ei ii,- boxing club, did both for a few years.-at 13, the- years. and then at 13, the ievirg — years. and then at 13, the boxing coaches- years. and then at 13, the boxing coaches were saying, hey vee— boxing coaches were saying, hey vee migii— boxing coaches were saying, hey man, you might have a future rere— man, you might have a future iere. ier-e— man, you might have a future here. let's knock— man, you might have a future here. let's knock this kickboxing - here. let's knock this kickboxing on here. let's knock this kickboxing-on head kickboxing rubbish on the head and kickboxing rubbish on the head ere-recre— kickboxing rubbish on the head ere-recur er— kickboxing rubbish on the head and focus on boxing. so and let's focus on boxing. so vviei— and let's focus on boxing. so viei iii— and let's focus on boxing. so what did this— and let's focus on boxing. so what did this mean for your what did what did this mean for your what iii-ei— what did this mean for your what iii-ei-meer— what did this mean for your what did .of-mean .your- did all of this mean for your eeieei— did all of this mean for your school career? _ did all of this mean for your school career? / did all of this mean for your school career? i/ri;pi" " a school career? yeah, i mean, it didn't i did. well at school career? / a r: r:" a r: r: well at juggling didn't i did. well at juggling ieir— didn't i did. well at juggling ieii iii— didn't i did. well at juggling ieii ii i— didn't i did. well at juggling both till it sort— r: r:" a r: r: well at juggling both till it sort started to both till it sort of started to get— both till it sort of started to gei e— both till it sort of started to
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gei e iiiiie— both till it sort of started to get a little bit— both till it sort of started to get a little bit serious, ireieiiv— get a little bit serious, probably about the 1314 mark viere— probably about the 1314 mark viere mere— probably about the 1314 mark where there was— probably about the 1314 mark where there was no time for iemeveri— where there was no time for homework like,— where there was no time for homework like, and i was iergiver— homework like, and i was forgiven from _ homework like, and i was forgiven from the parents that rive— forgiven from the parents that i've never under— forgiven from the parents that i've never under pressure to do iemeveri— i've never under pressure to do homework because i got in from eeieei. —mvl school. so i quickly threw my dinner— school. so i quickly threw my dinner-neck- school. so i quickly threw my dinner-neck and. school. so i quickly threw my dinner neck and then school. so i quickly threw my. dinner-neck and then i dinner down my neck and then i eer— dinner down my neck and then i eei ire— dinner down my neck and then i was out the out— dinner down my neck and then i was out the out the— dinner down my neck and then i was out the out the door to the gym — was out the out the door to the gvm ere— was out the out the door to the gvm eri i— was out the out the door to the gym and i wouldn't get in till 9 im— gym and i wouldn't get in till 9 rem-iei— gym and i wouldn't get in till 9 im-ieiliiiri- gym and i wouldn't get in till 9 p.m.-bed,lthink for- gym and i wouldn't get in till 9 pm. bed, think for my p.m. into bed, i think for my eriire— p.m. into bed, i think for my entire teens,— p.m. into bed, i think for my entire teens, i— p.m. into bed, i think for my entire teens, i was either in me— entire teens, i was either in iie gvm — entire teens, i was either in iie gvm ei— entire teens, i was either in the gym at school or sleeping. so the gym at school or sleeping. se-ieeiiei— the gym at school or sleeping. so-decided that- the gym at school or sleeping. so-decided that i- the gym at school or sleeping. so decided that i think, so yeah, i decided that i think, yeah— so yeah, i decided that i think, yeahr irri— so yeah, i decided that i think, yeah, 1415 that— so yeah, i decided that i think, yeah, 1415 that actually boxing is yeah, 1415 that actually boxing ie iie— yeah, 1415 that actually boxing is the future.— yeah, 1415 that actually boxing is the future. like— yeah, 1415 that actually boxing is the future. like i always ireemi— is the future. like i always ireemi ii— is the future. like i always dreamt it became more than just a dreamt it became more than just e ireem— dreamt it became more than just e ireem ere— dreamt it became more than just a dream and started to get eeieeiei— a dream and started to get selected to— a dream and started to get selected to go— a dream and started to get selected to go to international ieereremem— selected to go to international tournaments and— selected to go to international tournaments and stuff like that. so tournaments and stuff like that. se veer— tournaments and stuff like that. se veei .— tournaments and stuff like that. so yeah , school— tournaments and stuff like that. so yeah , school sadly had to so yeah, school sadly had to rere— so yeah, school sadly had to ieie ii— so yeah, school sadly had to ieie ii evvev— so yeah, school sadly had to take it away and— so yeah, school sadly had to take it away and this happens . take it away and this happens. a iei— take it away and this happens. ii iii ei— take it away and this happens. a lot of sportsmen,— take it away and this happens. a lot of sportsmen, i— take it away and this happens. a lot of sportsmen, i think, in a way, if a young age you get focussed and you've got ambition and i presume your ambition was you wanted to be world champion, one day, yeah, you kind of lose your childhood almost though, don't you? yeah no, you did. you did don't you? yeah no, you did. you iii .— don't you? yeah no, you did. you iii . iie— don't you? yeah no, you did. you iii . iiie eiiii— don't you? yeah no, you did. you did. it's child .— don't you? yeah no, you did. you did. it's child. 1— don't you? yeah no, you did. you did . it's child . 1 mean,- don't you? yeah no, you did. you did. it's child. 1 mean, 1- prir" a 7 / no, you did. you did . it's child . i mean, i don't did. it's child. i mean, i don't ieer— did. it's child. i mean, i don't ieei irre— did. it's child. i mean, i don't ieei iiie i— did. it's child. i mean, i don't feel like 1 lost—
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did. it's child. i mean, i don't feel like i lost my— did. it's child. i mean, i don't feel like i lost my child ieee— feel like i lost my child ieee i— feel like i lost my child because i really enjoyed my eiiiiieei— because i really enjoyed my childhood. like,— because i really enjoyed my childhood. like, i got to travel the childhood. like, i got to travel iie vverii— childhood. like, i got to travel iie verii ee— childhood. like, i got to travel the world as a— childhood. like, i got to travel the world as a kid. even before iiem— the world as a kid. even before egg. vvier— the world as a kid. even before egg. vier i— the world as a kid. even before then, when i was— the world as a kid. even before then, when i was really young, veii— then, when i was really young, veii ie— then, when i was really young, veii ie ei— then, when i was really young, veii ie er ere— then, when i was really young, we'd be up and down the country on we'd be up and down the country er iieee— we'd be up and down the country on these. these— we'd be up and down the country on these. these tournaments. so vee-i— on these. these tournaments. so vee-i ie— on these. these tournaments. so vee-i ie ir— on these. these tournaments. so you'd be in barnsley week, you'd be in barnsley one week, revveeeiie— you'd be in barnsley one week, newcastle-and- you'd be in barnsley one week, newcastle-and so- you'd be in barnsley one week, newcastle and so i got newcastle the next. and so i got to newcastle the next. and so i got ie irevei— newcastle the next. and so i got ie rever-vee — newcastle the next. and so i got to travel-was, you- newcastle the next. and so i got to travel was, you know, to travel and i was, you know, viii— to travel and i was, you know, viii irre— to travel and i was, you know, with like minded— to travel and i was, you know, with like minded individuals, to travel and i was, you know, with [my minded individuals, to travel and i was, you know, with [my own ied individuals, to travel and i was, you know, with [my own age,|dividuals, to travel and i was, you know, with [my own age, travelling, guys, my own age, travelling, ievirg. —iiiei guys, my own age, travelling,| ievirg—iiie , boxing. when you get to like, you— boxing. when you get to like, vee mew,— boxing. when you get to like, vee know, iie— boxing. when you get to like, you know, the end of your teens , mei-e— you know, the end of your teens , iieiie viere— you know, the end of your teens , that's where you— you know, the end of your teens , that's where you might feel irre— , that's where you might feel iiie vre— , that's where you might feel like you're missing out. that's eeeeiiv— like you're missing out. that's usually where— like you're missing out. that's usually where most lose usually where most boxers lose the usually where most boxers lose iie-ieeeeee— usually where most boxers lose the - because they - usually where most boxers lose the because they want to the plot because they want to ieve —veril the plot because they want to ieve—veii iei the plot because they want to. ieve—veii ie ge have a beer and they want to go out have a beer and they want to go eer-iieir— have a beer and they want to go out-their friends— have a beer and they want to go out their friends when out with their friends when reeiiv— out with their friends when really they've _ out with their friends when really they've got to be at home reeiirg— really they've got to be at home reeiirg-iie— really they've got to be at home reeiirg-iie gvm— resting or in the gym working eee.— resting or in the gym working eer. — resting or in the gym working eer. veei.— resting or in the gym working out. yeah. and— resting or in the gym working out. i/ri;pi" ' "r: “r; resting or in the gym working out. / "p "g resting or in the gym working out. /ri;pi" p "g out. yeah. and boxing was to be great career, at great amateur career, but at that moment turned that moment you turned professional. that's quite a serious your life. serious moment in your life. yeah. no, was. was yeah. no, it was. it was wonderful— yeah. no, it was. it was wonderful moment for me, really. i wonderful moment for me, really. i-viii— wonderful moment for me, really. i-viii ievii— wonderful moment for me, really. i-with david haye- wonderful moment for me, really. i-with david haye a- i signed with david haye a ievemeier— i signed with david haye ai hayemaker_their i signed with david haye a- hayemaker_their own hayemaker has set up their own rremeiiem— hayemaker has set up their own rremeiiemlvvee— hayemaker has set up their own promotion. was unified promotion. he was the unified creieervveigii— promotion. he was the unified cruiserweight champion . so cruiserweight world champion. so a cruiserweight world champion. so e-reie— cruiserweight world champion. so e-reie meiei— cruiserweight world champion. so a-role model for— cruiserweight world champion. so a role model for me. a great role model for me. semeere— a great role model for me. someone-there. a great role model for me.| someone-there in a great role model for me.- someone -there in the someone you know there in the iieei. — someone you know there in the iieei. iiie— someone you know there in the iieei. iiie ie— someone you know there in the flesh. this is he's— someone you know there in the flesh. this is he's essentially vviei— flesh. this is he's essentially viei rim— flesh. this is he's essentially what i'm hoping— flesh. this is he's essentially what i'm hoping to become. he geieiiv— what i'm hoping to become. he geieiiv iier— what i'm hoping to become. he quickly then moved to heavyweight- quickly then moved to heavyweight and became a star. rime— heavyweight and became a star. vvire e— heavyweight and became a star. wins a heavyweight world title
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viiiir— wins a heavyweight world title viiiir e— wins a heavyweight world title viiiir e veer.— wins a heavyweight world title within a year. and i'm sort of in within a year. and i'm sort of ii iie— within a year. and i'm sort of in his slipstream— within a year. and i'm sort of in his slipstream trying to eieeri— in his slipstream trying to eieeri eii— in his slipstream trying to absorb all the,— in his slipstream trying to absorb all the, you know, all iie— absorb all the, you know, all iie ieerrirg— absorb all the, you know, all the learning process. i was just irre— the learning process. i was just iiie e— the learning process. i was just iiie e ererge— the learning process. i was just like a sponge. seeing how he ieerr— like a sponge. seeing how he ieeii viii— like a sponge. seeing how he dealt with the _ like a sponge. seeing how he dealt with the big occasions, ievv— dealt with the big occasions, iev ie— dealt with the big occasions, how he dealt— dealt with the big occasions, how he dealt with big nights, dealt with the big occasions, how he preparedh big nights, dealt with the big occasions, how he prepared for big nights, dealt with the big occasions, how he prepared for the nights, dealt with the big occasions, how he prepared for the bigits, how he prepared for the big figme— how he prepared for the big ngng, err— how he prepared for the big fights, all the— how he prepared for the big fights, all the while. yeah, the geei— fights, all the while. yeah, the geei-iiere— fights, all the while. yeah, the geei-iiere ie— fights, all the while. yeah, the goal there to become world goal was there to become world eiemiier. — goal was there to become world eiemiier. -~e.- goal was there to become world champion. -no, no,- goal was there to become world champion. \rrir champion. yeah. no, no, no. clearly were very clearly you were very, very dnven clearly you were very, very driven and you become driven, you know, and you become commonwealth champion and you're on the rung, but then it's . then on the rung, but then it's. then it's the big time, isn't it? it's the. it's the tilt at the world title against carl froch who had a just fantastic , who had a just fantastic, amazing boxing career . tell us amazing boxing career. tell us about the first fight with farage of the controversial ending. yeah , so me and farage ending. yeah, so me and farage eiiii— ending. yeah, so me and farage eiiii ge— ending. yeah, so me and farage eiiii ge er— ending. yeah, so me and farage still go on tour— rip "3 yeah, so me and farage still go on tour talking about the still go on tour talking about iie aims,— still go on tour talking about the aukus, the— still go on tour talking about the aukus, the controversial irri— the aukus, the controversial iirei eriirg— the aukus, the controversial first ending which he he paints in e— first ending which he he paints in a different— first ending which he he paints in a different picture than i ie— in a different picture than i ie. ie— in a different picture than i ie. ie vee— in a different picture than i do. do you that? yeah. but um. veg.— do. do you that? yeah. but um. yeah, i— do. do you that? yeah. but um. yeah, i me— do. do you that? yeah. but um. yeah, i i— do. do you that? yeah. but um. yeah, i mean, i became mandatory eieiierger— yeah, i mean, i became mandatory eieiierger ier— yeah, i mean, i became mandatory challenger for his— yeah, i mean, i became mandatory challenger for his ibf world iiiie— challenger for his ibf world iiiie .— challenger for his ibf world iiiie . ie— challenger for his ibf world title . he had— challenger for his ibf world title . he had two world titles title. he had two world titles at title. he had two world titles ei iie — title. he had two world titles
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ei iie rime.— title. he had two world titles at the time. wba_ title. he had two world titles at the time. wba and ibf, um , at the time. wba and ibf, um, ere— at the time. wba and ibf, um, eri iii,— at the time. wba and ibf, um, eri ii, iii— at the time. wba and ibf, um, and i'd, i'd actually fell out viii— and i'd, i'd actually fell out viii mv— and i'd, i'd actually fell out viii mv ierg— and i'd, i'd actually fell out with my long term trainer manager, adam booth, who looked eiier— manager, adam booth, who looked eiier ievii— manager, adam booth, who looked after david haye— manager, adam booth, who looked after david haye and were taking ei— after david haye and were taking ei err— after david haye and were taking care of all the— after david haye and were taking care of all the sort— after david haye and were taking care of all the sort of stuff iii— care of all the sort of stuff iii reeiei— care of all the sort of stuff i'd needed to— care of all the sort of stuff i'd needed to deal with, you mew,— i'd needed to deal with, you know, ir— i'd needed to deal with, you know, in iie,— i'd needed to deal with, you know, in the, the— i'd needed to deal with, you know, in the, the business side of know, in the, the business side ei emir— know, in the, the business side ei eieii ei— know, in the, the business side of stuff of boxing.— know, in the, the business side of stuff of boxing. ten weeks eer— of stuff of boxing. ten weeks eei irem — of stuff of boxing. ten weeks out from the _ of stuff of boxing. ten weeks out from the fight. so it was it was liberating— out from the fight. so it was it was liberating for— out from the fight. so it was it was liberating for me because all was liberating for me because eii ei— was liberating for me because eii ei e— was liberating for me because all of a sudden— was liberating for me because all of a sudden now i step up to the all of a sudden now i step up to iie prere— all of a sudden now i step up to iie plater vee— all of a sudden now i step up to the plate, you know, essentially everv— the plate, you know, essentially everv rime— the plate, you know, essentially everv iime vee— the plate, you know, essentially every time you walk through the reeie— every time you walk through the reer—mei ir- every time you walk through the ropes,-man in the- ropes, you're the man in the —vee- ropes, you're the man in thej —reeve ieve ropes, you're the man in the. arena. _you have to arena. you have to you have to rere— arena. you have to you have to ieie-iereiee. — arena. you have to you have to take - punches. you - arena. you have to you have to take punches. you have to take the punches. you have to erei— take the punches. you have to iiei eer— take the punches. you have to iiei eei iie— take the punches. you have to dish out the punishment. so, um, veg..— dish out the punishment. so, um, yeahr ieee— dish out the punishment. so, um, yeah, head focussed, driven yeah, head was focussed, driven . vee— yeah, head was focussed, driven . vee-irre— yeah, head was focussed, driven .vee-iiie ie— yeah, head was focussed, driven .vee-iiie is e— yeah, head was focussed, driven . you this is a lifelong . you know, this is a lifelong ireem — . you know, this is a lifelong ireem iiei— . you know, this is a lifelong dream that i'm— . you know, this is a lifelong dream that i'm now ten weeks evvev— dream that i'm now ten weeks evev irem — dream that i'm now ten weeks away from fulfilling . i'm up away from fulfilling. i'm up egeirei— away from fulfilling. i'm up egeirei ii.— away from fulfilling. i'm up against it. i'm— away from fulfilling. i'm up against it. i'm an underdog, you mew,— against it. i'm an underdog, you know, everyone's_ against it. i'm an underdog, you know, everyone's favouring ierege— know, everyone's favouring farage everyone thinks he's going— farage everyone thinks he's geirg ie— farage everyone thinks he's geirg ie vir— farage everyone thinks he's geirg ie vir .— farage everyone thinks he's going to win . so he's the a—side going to win. so he's the a—side of going to win. so he's the a—side ei iie— going to win. so he's the a—side ei iie eeri. — going to win. so he's the a—side of the card. but— going to win. so he's the a—side of the card. but back myself ieiievei— of the card. but back myself ieiievei ir— of the card. but back myself believed in myself and i shocked a believed in myself and i shocked e iei— believed in myself and i shocked e iei ei— believed in myself and i shocked e ier ei reerie— believed in myself and i shocked a lot of people that night. it iiir-i— a lot of people that night. it didn't didn't— a lot of people that night. it didn't didn't quite go my way verv— didn't didn't quite go my way very controversial ending. so evee— very controversial ending. so evee vie— very controversial ending. so anyone who hasn't seen it, i'd erei— anyone who hasn't seen it, i'd erei ereiei— anyone who hasn't seen it, i'd erei ereiei ir— anyone who hasn't seen it, i'd drop crotch in the— anyone who hasn't seen it, i'd drop crotch in the first round
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ererev— drop crotch in the first round ireiiv ieevv. — drop crotch in the first round ireiiv ieevv. ie— drop crotch in the first round pretty heavy. he gets up, takes eerie— pretty heavy. he gets up, takes geiie e— pretty heavy. he gets up, takes quite a shellacking for the rest of quite a shellacking for the rest ei iie— quite a shellacking for the rest ei iie reee— quite a shellacking for the rest of the rest of— quite a shellacking for the rest of the rest of the— quite a shellacking for the rest of the rest of the fight. and iier— of the rest of the fight. and iier ve— of the rest of the fight. and iier ve gei— of the rest of the fight. and then we get into— of the rest of the fight. and then we get into sort of the eiemriereiii— then we get into sort of the championship rounds near eighth or championship rounds near eighth er mmi— championship rounds near eighth or ninth round— championship rounds near eighth or ninth round and— championship rounds near eighth or ninth round and how foster iie— or ninth round and how foster iie reeeei— or ninth round and how foster the referee who— or ninth round and how foster the referee who i— or ninth round and how foster the referee who i have sort of iergiver— the referee who i have sort of forgiven since _ the referee who i have sort of forgiven since . _ the referee who i have sort of forgiven since . iriy�*iiicc pip forgiven since. well, sport and controversy . but you go back, controversy. but you go back, you have a second fight with carl we looked at some of the amazing, extraordinary footage of wembley . and you have to say of wembley. and you have to say george groves, you're very persistent. yeah you had three tilts at this world title . and tilts at this world title. and it wasn't until the fourth attempt that you won it and you became a super middleweight boxing champion of the world. did you were there moments there when you thought, this is never going to happen? yeah, i mean, mere-e— going to happen? yeah, i mean, there's little— going to happen? yeah, i mean, there's little wobbles. - grir "g 7 yeah, i mean, there's little wobbles. there's erv eeri— there's little wobbles. there's never any sort of,— there's little wobbles. there's never any sort of, um , din dial never any sort of, um, din dial of never any sort of, um, din dial ei iie— never any sort of, um, din dial of the belief.— never any sort of, um, din dial of the belief. like— never any sort of, um, din dial of the belief. like i always ieiievei— of the belief. like i always believed it— of the belief. like i always believed it was— of the belief. like i always believed it was good enough, you mew,— believed it was good enough, you know, iri— believed it was good enough, you know, ari everv— believed it was good enough, you know, and every fight i'd ever had— know, and every fight i'd ever iei, i— know, and every fight i'd ever iei, i eivveve— know, and every fight i'd ever had, i always felt— know, and every fight i'd ever had, i always felt i could have won or should— had, i always felt i could have won or should have won or, you mew,— won or should have won or, you know, eemeiiirg— won or should have won or, you know, something went wrong.
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won or should have won or, you know, so itething went wrong. won or should have won or, you know, so it wasrg went wrong. won or should have won or, you know, so it was my ent wrong. won or should have won or, you know, so it was my fault rong. won or should have won or, you know, so it was my fault orig. won or should have won or, you know, so it was my fault or not. whether it was my fault or not. so whether it was my fault or not. se i— whether it was my fault or not. se i knew— whether it was my fault or not. se i irevv i— whether it was my fault or not. so i knew i was— whether it was my fault or not. so i knew i was good enough. it reee— so i knew i was good enough. it reer ii— so i knew i was good enough. it reer i ve— so i knew i was good enough. it just it was like,— so i knew i was good enough. it just it was like, am— so i knew i was good enough. it just it was like, am i going to get— just it was like, am i going to gei iieree— just it was like, am i going to gei iieree ie— just it was like, am i going to get there? is it— just it was like, am i going to get there? is it going to happen?— get there? is it going to happen? sometimes happen? and, you know, sometimes you happen? and, you know, sometimes vee-geiiirg— happen? and, you know, sometimes vee-geiiirg mere- happen? and, you know, sometimes you getting more nervous you must be getting more nervous eeer— you must be getting more nervous eeei rime— you must be getting more nervous eeei iime vee— you must be getting more nervous each time you went— you must be getting more nervous each time you went into those ieeie. — each time you went into those ieeie. veg.— each time you went into those ieeie. yeah, i— each time you went into those bouts. yeah, i think so. i bouts. yeah, i think so. so i reeiiv— bouts. yeah, i think so. so i was really nervous. for the iiiri— was really nervous. for the mire—vee- was really nervous. for the third _was out. was really nervous. for the third—was out in third attempt. i was out in vegee.— third attempt. i was out in vegee.|vee— third attempt. i was out in vegas. was fighting a guy vegas. 1 was fighting a guy eeiiei— vegas. i was fighting a guy called badou_ vegas. i was fighting a guy called badou who's a very called badou jack, who's a very geei— called badou jack, who's a very geei-ie-e— called badou jack, who's a very geei-ieie re- called badou jack, who's a very good he's now three good fighter. he's now a three vveigii— good fighter. he's now a three veigii verii— good fighter. he's now a three weight world champion. the weight world champion. he's the eerrem— current cruiserweight world eiemriem— champion, the oldest cruiserweight champion in iieierv— cruiserweight champion in iieiervlei— cruiserweight champion in history. at time, he history. but at the time, he vver-i— history. but at the time, he vverii e— history. but at the time, he wasn't a - name - history. but at the time, he. wasn't a - name -was wasn't a big name and i was ireieiiv— wasn't a big name and i was probably—goingl wasn't a big name and i was. probably—going out probably the favourite going out mere.— probably the favourite going out iiere. iei— probably the favourite going out iiere. iii ii— probably the favourite going out there. but it was— probably the favourite going out there. but it was on a floyd rievveeiier— there. but it was on a floyd mayweather undercard. he was a never— mayweather undercard. he was a floyd mayweather— mayweather undercard. he was a floyd mayweather fighter ace out in floyd mayweather fighter ace out ir—iiere- floyd mayweather fighter ace out ir—iiere veel in vegas. so again, there was mere— in vegas. so again, there was iiere ve— in vegas. so again, there was iiere e— in vegas. so again, there was there was a lot— in vegas. so again, there was there was a lot to— in vegas. so again, there was there was a lot to contend with ere— there was a lot to contend with eri i— there was a lot to contend with eri i erei— there was a lot to contend with eri i erei e— there was a lot to contend with and i drop a split,— there was a lot to contend with and i drop a split, split ieeieier— and i drop a split, split ieeieier .— and i drop a split, split decision . it— and i drop a split, split decision . it was close. i decision. it was close. i ireieiiv— decision. it was close. i probably could have boxed better . iei— probably could have boxed better . iii yeahr— probably could have boxed better . ier yeahr iiei— probably could have boxed better . but yeah, that was i mean, iiei— . but yeah, that was i mean, iiei ve— . but yeah, that was i mean, that was tough. _ . but yeah, that was i mean, that was tough. you think geiiirg— that was tough. you think getting knocked out at wembley sieiiem — getting knocked out at wembley sieiiem ir— getting knocked out at wembley stadium in front— getting knocked out at wembley stadium in front of 80,000 fans iiiri— stadium in front of 80,000 fans iiiri ie— stadium in front of 80,000 fans iiiri ie irre— stadium in front of 80,000 fans think is like the— stadium in front of 80,000 fans think is like the worst it can gee.— think is like the worst it can gee-ier— think is like the worst it can gee-ier-iiie- think is like the worst it can get.-for-this was. think is like the worst it can get. for this was a think is like the worst it can. get.-for-this was a new get. but for me, this was a new reer— get. but for me, this was a new reer ieiiem— get. but for me, this was a new rock bottom, but— get. but for me, this was a new rock bottom, but still dream was mere.— rock bottom, but still dream was iiere. iei— rock bottom, but still dream was iiere. iii vee— rock bottom, but still dream was there. but you kept— rock bottom, but still dream was there. but you kept going. iveeiiv— there. but you kept going. ererev-vee- there. but you kept going.- exactly -was-the exactly dream was there. the ieiiei— exactly dream was there. the ieiiei ve— exactly dream was there. the belief was still— exactly dream was there. the belief was still there. and just iei— belief was still there. and just iei ie— belief was still there. and just
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iei ie erev— belief was still there. and just had to show the— belief was still there. and just had to show the resilience. so ieer— had to show the resilience. so ieer er— had to show the resilience. so ieer er iie— had to show the resilience. so back on the back— had to show the resilience. so back on the back on the horse, get— back on the back on the horse, gee-geei— back on the back on the horse,- gei-geei-iegeiier get some good wins back together ieer— get some good wins back together ieer-merieierv— get some good wins back together back mandatory position. back in the mandatory position. iireiiv— back in the mandatory position. iireiiv-mv— back in the mandatory position. finally-my chance- back in the mandatory position. finally my chance to finally get my chance to eieiierge— finally get my chance to challenge again against fedor cieiirev,— challenge again against fedor cgggmv, e— challenge again against fedor chudinov, a russian former eiemiier— chudinov, a russian former eiemrier ei— chudinov, a russian former champion at bramall lane in sieiiieii— champion at bramall lane in sheffield and— champion at bramall lane in sheffield and yeah, it was it was meant to— sheffield and yeah, it was it was meant to be. i'm still emiiirg— was meant to be. i'm still emiiirg. rim— was meant to be. i'm still smiling. i'm still smiling. he ireie— smiling. i'm still smiling. he ireie mv— smiling. i'm still smiling. he ireie mv rev— smiling. i'm still smiling. he broke my jaw that night. well, mie— broke my jaw that night. well, iiie ie— broke my jaw that night. well, iiie ie vviei— broke my jaw that night. well, this is what i— broke my jaw that night. well, this is what i got— broke my jaw that night. well, this is what i got to ask you eieei— this is what i got to ask you about because— this is what i got to ask you about because you win. but veve— about because you win. but veve iei— about because you win. but you've had but— about because you win. but you've had but you also a you've had but you also got a broken winning. yeah. so broken jaw in winning. yeah. so yeah, i mean, chudinov- " "3 yeah. so yeah, i mean, chudinov for evee— yeah, i mean, chudinov for evee vie— yeah, i mean, chudinov for anyone who hasn't seen the fight egeim— anyone who hasn't seen the fight egeir, ie— anyone who hasn't seen the fight again, he doesn't— anyone who hasn't seen the fight again, he doesn't look too much. iei— again, he doesn't look too much. iii iei— again, he doesn't look too much. iii iii vrevv— again, he doesn't look too much. iii iii vev-giv— again, he doesn't look too much. but but wow, guy was strong but but wow, the guy was strong and but but wow, the guy was strong eri rive— but but wow, the guy was strong eri i-ve ieer— but but wow, the guy was strong and i've been there— but but wow, the guy was strong and i've been there with strong. rive—viii— and i've been there with strong. i've—with farage.- i've been there with farage. rive— i've been there with farage. rive-mere— i've been there with farage. i've -there with - i've been there with farage. i've there with degale and i've been there with degale and merv—iie- i've been there with degale and many—the strength. i've been there with degale and many the strength of many others. but the strength of rim— many others. but the strength of him—incredible.- many others. but the strength of him incredible. and many others. but the strength of hinjust incredible. and many others. but the strength of hinjust it incredible. and many others. but the strength of hinjust it was incredible. and many others. but the strength of hinjust it was hard'edible. and many others. but the strength of hinjust it was hard toible. and many others. but the strength of hinjust it was hard to just and many others. but the strength of hinjust it was hard to just to d he just it was hard to just to ieer— he just it was hard to just to ieer-ei— he just it was hard to just to ieer-er ere— he just it was hard to just to back-up and get- he just it was hard to just to back up and get some back him up and get some ireeiiirg— back him up and get some breathing space, you know, at the breathing space, you know, at iie-iie— breathing space, you know, at the -the third - breathing space, you know, at the the third round, he the end of the third round, he reiie— the end of the third round, he reiie e— the end of the third round, he reiie e-rigii— the end of the third round, he rolls a .right hand - the end of the third round, he rolls a right hand that rolls a nice right hand that comes-catching- rolls a nice right hand that comes catching on rolls a nice right hand that- comes-catching-on the comes over catching me on the ieiiem— comes over catching me on the vino... ieer— comes over catching me on the vino... ieer e— comes over catching me on the button, hear a loud crack. so i mew— button, hear a loud crack. so i irevv vviei— button, hear a loud crack. so i know what that— button, hear a loud crack. so i know what that means. mouth iiiie— know what that means. mouth iiiie viii— know what that means. mouth fills with blood.— know what that means. mouth fills with blood. you shut fills with blood. you can't shut veer— fills with blood. you can't shut| veer—gems. your mouth because the gums. rerier— your mouth because the gums. rerier ieerr— your mouth because the gums. jordan teeth are— your mouth because the gums. jordan teeth are all in the way. i a jordan teeth are all in the way. i-e eer— jordan teeth are all in the way. i-a cut across— jordan teeth are all in the way. i-a cut across the - jordan teeth are all in the way. i a cut across the eye at
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i get a cut across the eye at iie— i get a cut across the eye at iie me— i get a cut across the eye at the same same— i get a cut across the eye at the same same side in the iereireri— the same same side in the forefront. you— the same same side in the forefront. you were lucky to eeriiree— forefront. you were lucky to- continue _ really? continue in this fight. really? wen,— continue in this fight. really? vveii,|meer,— continue in this fight. really? well,imean, it's— continue in this fight. really? well,imean, it's it— continue in this fight. really? well,imean, it's it is.- continue in this fight. “7 well, mean, it's it is. you're well, i mean, it's it is. you're going— well, i mean, it's it is. you're geirg eer— well, i mean, it's it is. you're geirg eer er— well, i mean, it's it is. you're going out on your— well, i mean, it's it is. you're going out on your shield at this gage,— going out on your shield at this eiege, vee— going out on your shield at this eiege, vee mew,— going out on your shield at this stage, you know, i— going out on your shield at this stage, you know, i mean it's irre— stage, you know, i mean it's iiie ii-e— stage, you know, i mean it's iiie iiie re— stage, you know, i mean it's like it's now or— stage, you know, i mean it's like it's now or never. it reeiiv— like it's now or never. it reeiiv ieir— like it's now or never. it really felt like - like it's now or never. it really felt like it. it would ieve— really felt like it. it would ieve ieer— really felt like it. it would have been really tough to have egeim— have been really tough to have come again. and— have been really tough to have come again. and it would have ieer— come again. and it would have ieer eimeei— come again. and it would have been almost impossible to leave the been almost impossible to leave iie sierr— been almost impossible to leave the sport without— been almost impossible to leave the sport without winning a vverii— the sport without winning a. verii—vveii world title at this point. well, you— world title at this point. well, vee vre— world title at this point. well, vee ii. — world title at this point. well, you won it. you— world title at this point. well, you won it. you did- world title at this point. well, you won it. /rir p p a world title at this point. well, you won it. /rir. p p a /ri.. world title at this point. well, you won it. /rir. p p a p irrrir" you won it. you did it. you won it. and did you make lots of money out of it after that? once you've got the belt? yeah vee— once you've got the belt? yeah vee vee — once you've got the belt? yeah vee vee eer— once you've got the belt? yeah vee vee vee— once you've got the belt? yeah you you can you earn a few more quid- — you you can you earn a few more geii. li— you you can you earn a few more geiili veri— you you can you earn a few more geiili veri irre— quid. so i went into a tournament- quid. so i went into a tournament after that i'd done, i'd tournament after that i'd done, iii eeiievei— tournament after that i'd done, i'd achieved all— tournament after that i'd done, i'd achieved all my goals, i'd iiei— i'd achieved all my goals, i'd won that world— i'd achieved all my goals, i'd won that world title, that eieeive— won that world title, that elusive world _ won that world title, that elusive world title at the ieerii — elusive world title at the fourth attempt. but obviously i veriei— fourth attempt. but obviously i vveriei e— fourth attempt. but obviously i vveriei e iii— fourth attempt. but obviously i wanted a bit more for the iegeev— wanted a bit more for the legacy mevie— wanted a bit more for the legacy, maybe a few more titles ere— legacy, maybe a few more titles eri e— legacy, maybe a few more titles eri e ievv— legacy, maybe a few more titles and a few more— legacy, maybe a few more titles and a few more money to put eerie— and a few more money to put eeiie irem— and a few more money to put aside from myself for my kids, vviiei— aside from myself for my kids, viiei rim— aside from myself for my kids, which i'm fortunately managed to do which i'm fortunately managed to ie ir— which i'm fortunately managed to ie in iie— which i'm fortunately managed to ie in iie revi— which i'm fortunately managed to do in the next three fights. iri— do in the next three fights. ari veve— do in the next three fights. ari veve gei— do in the next three fights. and you've got out- do in the next three fights. and you've got out of- do in the next three fights. and you've got out of boxing pretty much unhurt? i hope so. you never know. _ pretty much unhurt? i hope so. you never know. i mean, because it i mean, face it. you it is i mean, let's face it. you know, i know one of your
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opponents very seriously opponents was very seriously hurt it's a pretty i hurt and about it's a pretty i mean, look, i love it. i think i've seen mean, look, i love it. i think i-ve vee— mean, look, i love it. i think i've seen you boxing- " a i think i've seen you boxing before . i've seen you boxing before. rive— i've seen you boxing before. rive vier— i've seen you boxing before. rive when i— i've seen you boxing before. rive when i ve— i've seen you boxing before. i've when i was up- i've seen you boxing before. i've when i was up against derek chisora, but he didn't really hit look, i love it. hit me. but look, i love it. i love supporting the sport. i love supporting the sport. i love the sport. it's love to go to the sport. it's great. but boy, there is a downside, isn't there? well, yeah, certainly. it's- downside, isn't there? well, yeah, certainly. it's a- : pp a a"ri;”ri;7’ well, yeah, certainly. it's a brutal sierr— yeah, certainly. it's a brutal ereri .— yeah, certainly. it's a brutal sport . essentially, it's to do sport. essentially, it's to do mere— sport. essentially, it's to do meie er— sport. essentially, it's to do male or female— sport. essentially, it's to do male or female now, and i'm eemiei— male or female now, and i'm eemiei. vee-e— male or female now, and i'm combat. you're trying to render the combat. you're trying to render iie eiier— combat. you're trying to render iie eiier guy— combat. you're trying to render the other guy unconscious. so im— the other guy unconscious. so iii mere-e— the other guy unconscious. so but there's some— the other guy unconscious. so but there's some something eimiiieiie— but there's some something simplistic about that and eemeiiirg— simplistic about that and something beautiful and ieiiriieiv— something beautiful and definitely something that's all ereemreeeirg— definitely something that's all encompassing and it captures the ieiiieie— encompassing and it captures the public's imagination. you will reerie— public's imagination. you will see people from _ public's imagination. you will see people from all walks of irre— see people from all walks of iiie ir— see people from all walks of life in boxing— see people from all walks of life in boxing gyms and it's a drug— life in boxing gyms and it's a ireg erei-e— life in boxing gyms and it's a drug that's pretty addictive . drug that's pretty addictive. kyiv— drug that's pretty addictive. kyiv vee— drug that's pretty addictive. kyiv you know,— drug that's pretty addictive. kyiv you know, it has its ievreiie— kyiv you know, it has its downside. but- kyiv you know, it has its downside. but in terms of what it downside. but in terms of what i ieee— downside. but in terms of what i ieee ier— downside. but in terms of what it does for people,— downside. but in terms of what it does for people, in terms of iie— it does for people, in terms of iie eieiie— it does for people, in terms of iie ereiie ei— it does for people, in terms of the upside of it,— it does for people, in terms of the upside of it, is— it does for people, in terms of the upside of it, is pretty incredible. _ the upside of it, is pretty incredible. it's- the upside of it, is pretty incredible. a incredible. it's also for people wanting to get fit. you know, boxing training is becoming a really isn't it? really big thing, isn't it? yeah. imean, really big thing, isn't it? yeah. i mean, i heard you eeriier— yeah. i mean, i heard you earlier talking— / i mean, i heard you earlier talking about an obesity
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epidemic.— earlier talking about an obesity eriiemielii-e— earlier talking about an obesity epidemic,.it's the- earlier talking about an obesity epidemic, it's the fantastic epidemic, so it's the fantastic all epidemic, so it's the fantastic eii ieiv— epidemic, so it's the fantastic all body workout— epidemic, so it's the fantastic all body workout because the iie— all body workout because the more the more— all body workout because the more the more calories you burn is iie— more the more calories you burn is iie ireir— more the more calories you burn is the brain power— more the more calories you burn is the brain power because no -erevvem ie- is the brain power because no one -wants to get- is the brain power because no one wants to get hit in one actually wants to get hit in the one actually wants to get hit in iie ieee.— one actually wants to get hit in the face. .sure, _ one actually wants to get hit in the face..sure, it's- one actually wants to get hit in the face. sure, it's upper the face. so sure, it's upper ieiv— the face. so sure, it's upper body rever— the face. so sure, it's upper body, lower body. you're trying to body, lower body. you're trying ie-veer— body, lower body. you're trying ie-veer-veeire- body, lower body. you're trying to your you're trying to move your feet, you're trying to move your feet, you're trying ie-ierie— to move your feet, you're trying ie-ierie-se- to move your feet, you're trying to-hands-so you'vej to let your hands go. so you've got— to let your hands go. so you've gee-riveieeiiiv.— to let your hands go. so you've got physicality. but also got that physicality. but also reer— got that physicality. but also reer-ieee— got that physicality. but also reer-iieelee- just the idea of so many components— just the idea of so many components working once . you components working at once. you get components working at once. you gee—remem- components working at once. you get—workout, mate. i get a fantastic workout, mate. vee-re— get a fantastic workout, mate. you're now you've— get a fantastic workout, mate. you're now you've retired- get a fantastic workout, mate. you're now you've retired as a professional boxer, but you clearly still train, you still keep in shape . yeah, i don't do keep in shape. yeah, i don't do any— keep in shape. yeah, i don't do erv ievirg— keep in shape. yeah, i don't do any boxing training— " yeah, i don't do any boxing training because erei-ii— any boxing training because iieiiii ie— any boxing training because that'll be depressing. you know, i'm that'll be depressing. you know, iim rei— that'll be depressing. you know, iim rei ee— that'll be depressing. you know, i'm not as fast— that'll be depressing. you know, i'm not as fast and— that'll be depressing. you know, i'm not as fast and sharp as he ieee— i'm not as fast and sharp as he eeeilie— i'm not as fast and sharp as he eeeilie. iei— i'm not as fast and sharp as he used-be, but i'm— i'm not as fast and sharp as he used-be, but i'm in- i'm not as fast and sharp as he used be, but i'm in the gym used to be, but i'm in the gym irvirg— used to be, but i'm in the gym irvirg ie— used to be, but i'm in the gym irvirg ie ieer— used to be, but i'm in the gym trying to keep healthy. i try ere— trying to keep healthy. i try and volunteer— trying to keep healthy. i try and volunteer my trying to keep healthy. i try- and volunteer-my amateur and volunteer down at my amateur ievirg— and volunteer down at my amateur ievirg-ee— and volunteer down at my amateur ievirg-ee i— and volunteer down at my amateur ievirg-ee i ge— and volunteer down at my amateur boxing - so i go -there i boxing club, so i go down there on boxing club, so i go down there er siriev— boxing club, so i go down there on sunday morning and see the revi— on sunday morning and see the next generation— on sunday morning and see the next generation coming through, on sunday morning and see the next gis eration coming through, on sunday morning and see the next gis reallyi coming through, on sunday morning and see the next gis really great.1g through, on sunday morning and see the next gis really great. myhrough, on sunday morning and see the next gis really great. my oldigh, which is really great. my old eeeei— which is really great. my old coach,_still. which is really great. my old. coach,_still down coach, mick delaney, still down mere.— coach, mick delaney, still down mere-veere— coach, mick delaney, still down there,-years of- coach, mick delaney, still down there, years of age, there, 70 odd years of age, eiiii— there, 70 odd years of age, still ducking— there, 70 odd years of age, still ducking and diving and eiirrirg— still ducking and diving and eiirrirg ere— still ducking and diving and slipping and sliding. that's still ducking and diving and slippirii and sliding. that's still ducking and diving and slippiri geti sliding. that's still ducking and diving and slippiri get my ding. that's still ducking and diving and slippiri get my boxing that's still ducking and diving and slippiri get my boxing fixiat's still ducking and diving and slippiri get my boxing fix ,it's still ducking and diving and slippiri get my boxing fix , my where i get my boxing fix, my ievirg— where i get my boxing fix, my boxing personal— where i get my boxing fix, my boxing personal life. p”p}; boxing personal life. george, ieir— boxing personal life. george, ieii ee— boxing personal life. george, tell us sophie. when you tell us about sophie. when you first met sophie. yeah. this gets i mean, it's not mad news to me, but yeah, me and sophie
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are childhood sweethearts. i've known her since were known her since we were rre—eeieei— known her since we were pre—school, so- known her since we were pre—school, so .- known her since we were pre—school, so . the 3 or 4 years pre—school, so. the 3 or 4 years ere.— pre—school, so. the 3 or 4 years eii. veei— pre—school, so. the 3 or 4 years old. yeah luckily— pre—school, so. the 3 or 4 years old. yeah luckily for— pre—school, so. the 3 or 4 years old. yeah luckily for her, i iiirii— old. yeah luckily for her, i iiir-i grei— old. yeah luckily for her, i didn't grab on— old. yeah luckily for her, i didn't grab on to her at three. sie— didn't grab on to her at three. sie iei— didn't grab on to her at three. sie iei e— didn't grab on to her at three. she had a bit— didn't grab on to her at three. she had a bit of— didn't grab on to her at three. she had a bit of a— didn't grab on to her at three. she had a bit of a life before i got— she had a bit of a life before i gei ieii— she had a bit of a life before i gei ieii ei— she had a bit of a life before i got hold of her,— she had a bit of a life before i got hold of her, but we dated a bit got hold of her, but we dated a iii ir— got hold of her, but we dated a ii in eer— got hold of her, but we dated a bit in our teens— got hold of her, but we dated a bit in our teens and then, yeah, rem.— bit in our teens and then, yeah, irem. irem— bit in our teens and then, yeah, from. from about— bit in our teens and then, yeah, from. from about 18, we've been iegeiier. — from. from about 18, we've been iegeiier. se— from. from about 18, we've been together. so happily married ten veere— together. so happily married ten veere rve— together. so happily married ten years now. two up,— together. so happily married ten years now. two up, two wonderful iiie. — years now. two up, two wonderful iiie. ee— years now. two up, two wonderful iiie. se veei.— years now. two up, two wonderful kids. so yeah. mean— years now. two up, two wonderful kids. so yeah. mean it's lucky for kids. so yeah. mean it's lucky ier me— kids. so yeah. mean it's lucky ier me iiei— kids. so yeah. mean it's lucky for me that she— kids. so yeah. mean it's lucky for me that she was part of my, you— for me that she was part of my, vee mew.— for me that she was part of my, vee irevv. mv— for me that she was part of my, you know, my whole boxing career, really.— you know, my whole boxing career, really. she was in and em— career, really. she was in and eei ee— career, really. she was in and eei ee er— career, really. she was in and out as an amateur- career, really. she was in and out as an amateur and took a wire— out as an amateur and took a vviiie ie— out as an amateur and took a vviiie ie ier— out as an amateur and took a while to for her— out as an amateur and took a while to for her to— out as an amateur and took a while to for her to adjust to vviei— while to for her to adjust to viei irvirg— while to for her to adjust to what living with— while to for her to adjust to what living with a fighter is iie.— what living with a fighter is iiie. iei— what living with a fighter is like. but-there- what living with a fighter is like. but there for my like. but she was there for my eriire— like. but she was there for my entire professional journey. re.— entire professional journey. ne—ee- entire professional journey. - ne—ee-revie no. amazing. and so what next? what does george groves do what what does george groves do next? because you're only in your early 30s. yes i mean, if your early 305. yes i mean, if erviiirg— your early 305. yes i mean, if anythingv mei-e— your early 305. yes i mean, if anything, that's an— lsq�*p i/ri;p i mean, if anything, that's an organic eegvvev— anything, that's an organic eegvev ier— anything, that's an organic eegvev ier me— anything, that's an organic segway for me to plug my podcast . rive— segway for me to plug my podcast . i-ve gei— segway for me to plug my podcast . i-ve gei ge— segway for me to plug my podcast . i-ve gei ge er— segway for me to plug my podcast . i've got go on, do— segway for me to plug my podcast . i've got go on, do it. george evee— . i've got go on, do it. george evee ievirg— . i've got go on, do it. george groves boxing podcast is out everv— groves boxing podcast is out everv veei. — groves boxing podcast is out every week. -have- groves boxing podcast is out every week. have guests on every week. so we have guests on irem— every week. so we have guests on irem iie— every week. so we have guests on irem iie ievirg— every week. so we have guests on from the boxing world who come in ere— from the boxing world who come in mi vre— from the boxing world who come in and we have— from the boxing world who come in and we have a— from the boxing world who come in and we have a little deep erve— in and we have a little deep iive irre— in and we have a little deep iive irie e— in and we have a little deep dive into a boxing type scene. so dive into a boxing type scene. se veve— dive into a boxing type scene. se iei— dive into a boxing type scene. so we've had trainers on talking eieei—
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so we've had trainers on talking eieei ii.— so we've had trainers on talking about it. padwork_ so we've had trainers on talking about it. padwork fighter on ieiiirg— about it. padwork fighter on talking about— about it. padwork fighter on talking about sparring, this, iiei— talking about sparring, this, erei-iie— talking about sparring, this, that-the other. - talking about sparring, this, that the other. that's that and the other. so that's vviere— that and the other. so that's vviere-veer- that and the other. so that's where your podcasts . that and the other. so that's- where-your podcasts . you where you get your podcasts. you eer-erei. — where you get your podcasts. you eer-erei. ii— where you get your podcasts. you can-that. if not,- where you get your podcasts. you can-that. if not, i'd- can get on to that. if not, i'd ieve— can get on to that. if not, i'd ieve re.— can get on to that. if not, i'd ieve ie. ee— can get on to that. if not, i'd ieve ie. ee i— can get on to that. if not, i'd love to, as i-dip- can get on to that. if not, i'd love to, as i dip my toe in love to, as i say, dip my toe in if love to, as i say, dip my toe in ii i— love to, as i say, dip my toe in ii i eer— love to, as i say, dip my toe in ii i ie— love to, as i say, dip my toe in ii i ie er— love to, as i say, dip my toe in if i can be on the— love to, as i say, dip my toe in if i can be on the telly eeverirg— if i can be on the telly covering the- if i can be on the telly covering the fights, you know? veei. — covering the fights, you know? yeah, absolutely.— covering the fights, you know? yeah, absolutely. life. that's greei. — yeah, absolutely. life. that's greei. meri— yeah, absolutely. life. that's great. well, let's- yeah, absolutely. life. that's great. iriy�*iiicc gig yeah, absolutely. life. that's great. gri; yeah, absolutely. life. that's great. gp p" great. well, let's get you on your toes, because got your toes, because i have got some that have come some questions that have come in for from audience . as for you from the audience. as liam asks what would you do differently if you could go back to the farage fights ? i wouldn't to the farage fights? i wouldn't let him to the farage fights? i wouldn't iei iim iii— to the farage fights? i wouldn't let him hit me— to the farage fights? i wouldn't let him hit me with— to the farage fights? i wouldn't let him hit me with that- g �*7 g"p7 i wouldn't let him hit me with that right ieri— let him hit me with that right ieri. i— let him hit me with that right hand. i would— let him hit me with that right hand. i would try— let him hit me with that right hand. i would try to try. i'm iirevvirg— hand. i would try to try. i'm iirevvirg e— hand. i would try to try. i'm throwing a hook— hand. i would try to try. i'm throwing a hook and i'm not reeiiv— throwing a hook and i'm not reeiiv e— throwing a hook and i'm not reeiiv e ieir— throwing a hook and i'm not really a left, so,— throwing a hook and i'm not really a left, so, um. it's veire— really a left, so, um. it's vveiri .— really a left, so, um. it's vveiri . i— really a left, so, um. it's weird . i love,- really a left, so, um. it's weird . i love, i- really a left, so, um. it's weird . i love, i think, the root weird. i love, i think, the root of weird. i love, i think, the root ei e— weird. i love, i think, the root ei e iei— weird. i love, i think, the root ei e iei ei— weird. i love, i think, the root ei e iei ei mv— weird. i love, i think, the root of a lot of my misery at the rime— of a lot of my misery at the time actually— of a lot of my misery at the time actually stems from the free— time actually stems from the iirei iigii— time actually stems from the first fight because it felt like a first fight because it felt like evvir— first fight because it felt like a win even though it wasn't. and i a win even though it wasn't. and i e— a win even though it wasn't. and iee veiiirg— a win even though it wasn't. and i was walking around thinking, i'm i was walking around thinking, iim e— i was walking around thinking, i'm a champion— i was walking around thinking, i'm a champion without a belt, iiiriirg— i'm a champion without a belt, iiiriirg-iie— i'm a champion without a belt, thinking the problem thinking that the problem came at . thinking that the problem came ei-. ii— thinking that the problem came ei-. ii erei-i.- at wembley. it didn't. it ireieiiv— at wembley. it didn't. it probably before, at wembley. it didn't. it probably-before, i probably came before, but i veeiirii— probably came before, but i wouldn't change that first iigii. — wouldn't change that first iigii. siiii— wouldn't change that first fight. still um, still gets a lot fight. still um, still gets a iei ei— fight. still um, still gets a ier ei reerie— fight. still um, still gets a lot of people in- fight. still um, still gets a lot of people in the heart, you ireve — lot of people in the heart, you ireve iri— lot of people in the heart, you know? and it— lot of people in the heart, you know? and it was— lot of people in the heart, you know? and it was a- lot of people in the heart, you know? ' p a ".gp lot of people in the heart, you know? ' a d know? and it was a huge event. it was at the time. sue asks
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nigel and george if you could have. nigel and george if you could have . oh, this is the both of have. oh, this is the both of us. this one, if you could have changed profession. what else would you like to have done? i certainly wouldn't want to do veer— certainly wouldn't want to do veer rei— certainly wouldn't want to do youri'obr ieiiv— certainly wouldn't want to do yourjob, buddy. i think that's ieri— yourjob, buddy. i think that's mm a— yourjob, buddy. i think that's hard. a politician. that is a ierriiie— hard. a politician. that is a ierriiie rei. — hard. a politician. that is a terrible job. i— hard. a politician. that is a terrible job. i think only terrible job. i think the only iiirg— terrible job. i think the only iiirg mei— terrible job. i think the only thing that possibly trump thing that can possibly trump the thing that can possibly trump iie-ieirg— thing that can possibly trump the boxing would be the buzz of boxing would be a reer— the buzz of boxing would be a reer eier. — the buzz of boxing would be a rock star. but— the buzz of boxing would be a rock star. but i— the buzz of boxing would be a rock star. but i can't sing or play— rock star. but i can't sing or riev eeerge— rock star. but i can't sing or play george groves rock star. i mev— play george groves rock star. i knew i.— play george groves rock star. i knew i. iri— play george groves rock star. i knew it. and so— play george groves rock star. i knew it. and so for— play george groves rock star. i knew it. and so for me- play george groves rock star. i knew it. and so for me ,- play george groves rock star. knew it. and so for me, my careers master at school recommended an recommended that i be an auctioneer. think might have auctioneer. i think i might have been at that, been quite good at that, actually. see that actually. yes i can see that recommendation all. let's do recommendation at all. let's do one more. we got time . john asks one more. we got time. john asks what? what is the food? this is good. what is the food you crave most during your fight? preparations it was quite hard to preparations it was quite hard ie veer— preparations it was quite hard to wean myself— preparations it was quite hard to wean myself off— it was quite hard to wean myself off sugar, so irre— to wean myself off sugar, so iiie ii— to wean myself off sugar, so like it would— to wean myself off sugar, so like it would take literally iiree— like it would take literally iiree ieve— like it would take literally three days of— like it would take literally three days of cold turkey to err— three days of cold turkey to come off the _ three days of cold turkey to come off the sugar chocolate. so it's come off the sugar chocolate. so iiie irre— come off the sugar chocolate. so iiie iiie ier— come off the sugar chocolate. so it's like for me,— come off the sugar chocolate. so it's like for me, chocolate, erviiirg— it's like for me, chocolate, anything like _ it's like for me, chocolate, anything like anything chocolate. _ anything like anything chocolate. if it's in sight or iiie— chocolate. if it's in sight or iiie ir— chocolate. if it's in sight or iiie ir iie— chocolate. if it's in sight or it's in the house,- chocolate. if it's in sight or it's in the house, it would be a
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ierger— it's in the house, it would be a ierger ie— it's in the house, it would be a ierger ie me— it's in the house, it would be a danger to me. so— it's in the house, it would be a danger to me. soto have a bare danger to me. so to have a bare eerieerie— danger to me. soto have a bare cupboards while— danger to me. so to have a bare cupboards while i— danger to me. soto have a bare cupboards while i was in camp, errei— cupboards while i was in camp, geiei ire.— cupboards while i was in camp, one quick fire, last one. sarah eere— one quick fire, last one. sarah eeie wrei— one quick fire, last one. sarah asks what advice would you give to up and coming boxers ? i to up and coming boxers? i think. i mean, not so much as eiieie— think. i mean, not so much as eiieie ee— think. i mean, not so much as cliche as believing yourself, iei— cliche as believing yourself, iii mv— cliche as believing yourself, ier mv ererv— cliche as believing yourself, but my story essentially is everig— but my story essentially is unwavering self—belief and reeiiieree— unwavering self—belief and resilience .— unwavering self—belief and resilience . aukus it took both resilience. aukus it took both iieee— resilience. aukus it took both those became— resilience. aukus it took both those became the pillars of my career to finally— those became the pillars of my career to finally achieve my geei— career to finally achieve my geei ei— career to finally achieve my goal of winning— career to finally achieve my goal of winning the world title. iie— goal of winning the world title. iie ieerri— goal of winning the world title. the fourth attempt because ievirg— the fourth attempt because ievirg ir— the fourth attempt because boxing in particular. but sport in gererei— boxing in particular. but sport in general, it's— boxing in particular. but sport in general, it's tough. you will ieee— in general, it's tough. you will face setbacks— in general, it's tough. you will face setbacks but— in general, it's tough. you will face setbacks but keep the self—belief— face setbacks but keep the self—belief and _ face setbacks but keep the self—belief and stay resilient . self—belief and stay resilient. iri— self—belief and stay resilient. ari vee— self—belief and stay resilient. ari vee iii— self—belief and stay resilient. ari vee iii ii.— self—belief and stay resilient. and you did it. and— self—belief and stay resilient. and you did it. and thank- self—belief and stay resilient. and you did it. and thank you . and you did it. and thank you. thank guest on my show. terrific now jacob rees—mogg is taking over from me. i'm going to hand over from me. i'm going to hand over jacob. what have you got for us this evening? well, we're going to be talking about some flip flop, otherwise known as keir starmer, who seems to want to be surreptitiously us to be surreptitiously getting us back eu. bear to be surreptitiously getting us back eu . bear in mind back into the eu. bear in mind he back into the eu. bear in mind ie ee— back into the eu. bear in mind ie ir— back into the eu. bear in mind he was in favour— back into the eu. bear in mind he was in favour of— back into the eu. bear in mind he was in favour of a- f bearin mind he was in favour of a second reereriiem— he was in favour of a second referendum. then— he was in favour of a second referendum. then he wasn't. he ieeiei— referendum. then he wasn't. he ieeiei cerivr.— referendum. then he wasn't. he backed corbyn. now he's expelled him backed corbyn. now he's expelled rim-perv— backed corbyn. now he's expelled rim-ieriv-iel him from the party and now he ie— him from the party and now he ie ie—
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him from the party and now he seems to be saying it'd be nice to seems to be saying it'd be nice ie eeev— seems to be saying it'd be nice ie reev-iie— seems to be saying it'd be nice ie reev-iie iii.- seems to be saying it'd be nice to cosy-the eu. so- seems to be saying it'd be nice to cosy the eu. so is the to cosy up to the eu. so is the irevii— to cosy up to the eu. so is the brexit secure— to cosy up to the eu. so is the brexit secure is— to cosy up to the eu. so is the brexit secure is going to be an ererirg— brexit secure is going to be an opening conversation and then veire—eieei- we're going to talk about eieeiiv. — we're going to talk about obesity. should government obesity. should the government tell obesity. should the government ieii-ie— obesity. should the government ieii-ie ieee— obesity. should the government tell-be less fat? - obesity. should the government tell be less fat? tell us to be less fat? but ieiere— tell us to be less fat? but ieiere eri— tell us to be less fat? but before all of— tell us to be less fat? but before all of that, let's get the all important weather. hello again. it's aidan mcgivern here irem— again. it's aidan mcgivern here irem iie— again. it's aidan mcgivern here irem iie riei— again. it's aidan mcgivern here from the met office— p3p " it's aidan mcgivern here from the met office with your gb reve— from the met office with your gb reve iereeeei— from the met office with your gb news forecast clouds sinking eeeri— news forecast clouds sinking eeeii ver— news forecast clouds sinking south over the— news forecast clouds sinking south over the next 24 hours, irirgirg— south over the next 24 hours, irirgirg viii— south over the next 24 hours, bringing with it— south over the next 24 hours, bringing with it light bringing with it some light ri— bringing with it some light iei— bringing with it some light rain. but-as- bringing with it some light rain. but as temperatures rain. but then as temperatures iee— rain. but then as temperatures eerirg— rain. but then as temperatures rise during friday, it will also irirg— rise during friday, it will also irirg ee— rise during friday, it will also bring some heavy showers across eeeiierr— bring some heavy showers across eeeiierr eerie— bring some heavy showers across eeeiiem eerie ei— 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 eii eeerieev— 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 . iiei— all courtesy of a weather front . that weather— all courtesy of a weather front . that weather front's been irirgirg—eel bringing thicker cloud to eeeiieri— bringing thicker cloud to- scotland—ireland scotland and northern ireland iireegi—eemei through the day and some eeiireeie— through the day and some outbreaks-as- through the day and some outbreaks-as it- through the day and some outbreaks as it sinks outbreaks of rain as it sinks irre— outbreaks of rain as it sinks irie e— outbreaks of rain as it sinks irie e ierge— outbreaks of rain as it sinks into a large area— outbreaks of rain as it sinks into a large area of high pressure across england and vveiee.— pressure across england and vveiee. ii— pressure across england and wales. it does— pressure across england and wales. it does weaken . and so by wales. it does weaken. and so by the wales. it does weaken. and so by iie rime— wales. it does weaken. and so by iie rime-gei— wales. it does weaken. and so by the time get midnight, the time we get to midnight, the rem—eri- rain clearing scotland and reriierr— rain clearing scotland and northern ireland clear spells rere— northern ireland clear spells iere.|er— northern ireland clear spells iere.|er 2— northern ireland clear spells here, or 2 showers in the far here, 1 or 2 showers in the far reriiveei— here, 1 or 2 showers in the far northwest-the- here, 1 or 2 showers in the far northwest. the rain pushes northwest. then the rain pushes irre— northwest. then the rain pushesi irie—rerii into northern england and north vveiee.— into northern england and north vveiee.-iiie— into northern england and north vveiee.-iiie reer- wales. really, it's just outbreaks— wales. really, it's just outbreaks mostly light rain outbreaks of mostly light rain at outbreaks of mostly light rain ei iiie— outbreaks of mostly light rain ei iiie eiege— outbreaks of mostly light rain at this stage, but a lot more ereri— at this stage, but a lot more eieei irirg— at this stage, but a lot more cloud firing wales. and as cloud firing than wales. and as a-temperatures- cloud firing than wales. and as a temperatures mainly a result, temperatures mainly dipping— a result, temperatures mainly iirrirg-ii— a result, temperatures mainly dipping 11 celsius, dipping to 8 to 11 celsius, eiiieegi— dipping to 8 to 11 celsius, eiiieegi ir— dipping to 8 to 11 celsius, although in some clear spots in
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the although in some clear spots in iie ier— although in some clear spots in iie ier eeeri— although in some clear spots in the far south, a— although in some clear spots in the far south, a little bit eeiier— the far south, a little bit colder certainly colder colder and certainly a colder rigii— colder and certainly a colder night—scotland. colder and certainly a colder. night—scotland and night to come for scotland and reriierr— night to come for scotland and northern ireland.— night to come for scotland and northern ireland. bright skies rere— northern ireland. bright skies ierelve— northern ireland. bright skies here-we start— northern ireland. bright skies here-we start off- northern ireland. bright skies here we start off friday, here as we start off friday, eeme-viii- 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 iie iev— some cloud will build through iie dayv iei— some cloud will build through the day, but it's— some cloud will build through the day, but it's going to be meeiiv— the day, but it's going to be meeiiv-i— the day, but it's going to be mostly a different story the day, but it's going to be mo much a different story the day, but it's going to be mo much ofa different story the day, but it's going to be mo much of england �*1t story the day, but it's going to be mo much of england and dry the day, but it's going to be mo much of england and wales. for much of england and wales. vie-ve— for much of england and wales. vie-ve gei— for much of england and wales. vre-ve gei ri— for much of england and wales. we've got rain sinking south. for much of england and wales. we'veas3t rain sinking south. for much of england and wales. we'veas temperaturesi south. for much of england and wales. we'veas temperatures rise th. for much of england and wales. we'veas temperatures rise up to then as temperatures rise up to rezo— then as temperatures rise up to me ceieiee— 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, ieevv— 1920 celsius, by the afternoon, some heavy showers will emerge , some heavy showers will emerge, eereeieiiv— some heavy showers will emerge, especially through— some heavy showers will emerge, especially through the midlands, into especially through the midlands, irie eerirei— especially through the midlands, into central southern england. iie— into central southern england. the south—west— into central southern england. the south—west and south wales. iieee— the south—west and south wales. iieee viii— the south—west and south wales. iieee viii ie— the south—west and south wales. these will be quite— the south—west and south wales. these will be quite sharp where iiev— these will be quite sharp where iiev ie— these will be quite sharp where iiev ie eerer— 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 some thunderstorms about they'll ie erevv— some thunderstorms about they'll ie eiev mevirg— some thunderstorms about they'll be slow moving and so in a few erere— be slow moving and so in a few ereie iie— be slow moving and so in a few ereie iie riei— 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 iei— spots the risk of some impacts iii eeieeiiv— spots the risk of some impacts but actually for— spots the risk of some impacts but actually for many they fade evvev— but actually for many they fade evev iier — but actually for many they fade away then into _ but actually for many they fade away then into the evening and by away then into the evening and iv iie— away then into the evening and iv iie eeriv— away then into the evening and by the early hours— away then into the evening and by the early hours of saturday, ieir— by the early hours of saturday, we're left with— by the early hours of saturday, we're left with clear spells across england— we're left with clear spells across england and and across england and wales and iemrereieree— across england and wales and temperatures middle. across england and wales and tempsingleis middle. across england and wales and tempsingle figures. middle. across england and wales and tempsingle figures. butiiddle. across england and wales and tempsingle figures. but forle. high single figures. but for eeeiieri— high single figures. but for scotland and— high single figures. but for scotland and ireland, scotland and northern ireland, a miiier— scotland and northern ireland, a miiier rigii— scotland and northern ireland, a milder night-come— scotland and northern ireland, a milder night come because of milder night to come because of the milder night to come because of iie—ereri— 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 the additional cloud that comes ir-iiieriie— the additional cloud that comes in -atlantic once - the additional cloud that comes in atlantic once again. in from the atlantic once again. iri— in from the atlantic once again. ari iiie— in from the atlantic once again. ari iiie ie— in from the atlantic once again. ari iiie ie e— in from the atlantic once again. and this is a weak— in from the atlantic once again. and this is a weak weather ireri. — and this is a weak weather ireri. eree— and this is a weak weather front. once more. so we're going to front. once more. so we're going ie eee— front. once more. so we're going to see outbreaks— front. once more. so we're going to see outbreaks of— front. once more. so we're going to see outbreaks of mostly light ri— to see outbreaks of mostly light rain across scotland and reriierr— rain across scotland and northern ireland. things do irigiier— northern ireland. things do brighten-into— northern ireland. things do brighten into the afternoon
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brighten up into the afternoon for scotland _ brighten up into the afternoon for scotland and— brighten up into the afternoon for scotland and northern ireieri— for scotland and northern ireland-bright- for scotland and northern ireland. bright spells ireland. some bright spells ereri— ireland. some bright spells eierileeme— ireland. some bright spells start come through, but for start to come through, but for irgieri— start to come through, but for irgieri eri— start to come through, but for england and wales, really that's vviere— england and wales, really that's vviere-iireei— england and wales, really that's where finest conditions will where the finest conditions will be where the finest conditions will ie—vveeieri. - be through the weekend. plenty of be through the weekend. plenty ei-eerrv— be through the weekend. plenty ei-eerrv eieiie- be through the weekend. plenty of-sunny spells .-
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next good reer- good evening reer— good evening here with gb next good evening here with gb news. the good evening here with gb news. iie ier— good evening here with gb news. iie ier ererv— good evening here with gb news. iie ier eierv irre— good evening here with gb news. the top story this hour,— good evening here with gb news. the top story this hour, russian diamond imports into the uk will be banned as part of a new wave of sanctions against russia following on from the invasion of ukraine, the prime minister announced the new measures, which includes a ban on imports of russian origin , copper, of russian origin, copper, aluminium and nickel as well. dudng aluminium and nickel as well. during a meeting with his japanese counterpart in hiroshima ahead of the g7 summit , the two countries today signed a new agreement to build closer defence security and cyber ties. rishi sunak says the new deal will further strengthen and deepen the partnership between
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the two countries and earlier he announced japanese businesses have promised to invest almost £18 billion in the uk. the prime minister has describing that as a massive vote of confidence in the british economy . now another the british economy. now another news today the defence secretary, ben wallace, has revealed that storm shadow missiles recently sent to ukraine by the uk have been used in the war against russia. wallace and his norwegian counterpart signed an agreement to increase the ability to detect submarines, assess mine threats and bolster north atlantic security . the accord atlantic security. the accord comes a year after the attack on the nord stream gas pipeline . the nord stream gas pipeline. ben wallace said he had no doubt russia had the intent and the ability to target underwater energy and communication lines. in news here at home, the rmt union has announced fresh strike action for next month , with action for next month, with a total of 20,000 railway workers walking out of their job.
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