lady colin campbell mastermind, lady colin campbell and phil— mastermind, lady colin campbell and phil dampier,_ mastermind, lady colin campbell and phil dampier, joined me live to react— and phil dampier, joined me live to react, especially— and phil dampier, joined me live to react, especially actually to this— to react, especially actually to tttt crude— to react, especially actually to this crude comparison by harry that— this crude comparison by harry tttt tts— this crude comparison by harry that his manhattan traffic jam is comparable— that his manhattan traffic jam is comparable to— that his manhattan traffic jam is comparable to the tragic death— is comparable to the tragic tettt ot— is comparable to the tragic death of his— is comparable to the tragic death of his mother in paris. tut— death of his mother in paris. tut toes— death of his mother in paris. but does the— death of his mother in paris. but does the couple's low speed run but does the couple's low speed tn— but does the couple's low speed tn wttt— but does the couple's low speed run in with the— but does the couple's low speed run in with the paparazzi prove they— run in with the paparazzi prove they woutt— run in with the paparazzi prove they would have— run in with the paparazzi prove they would have been safer in they would have been safer in the uk— they would have been safer in the uk 7— they would have been safer in the uk 7 ott— they would have been safer in the uk .7 dai davies, lee cohen the uk.7 dai davies, lee cohen ant— the uk.7 dai davies, lee cohen ant oa— the uk? dai davies, lee cohen ant on testa— the uk? dai davies, lee cohen and dr. tessa dunlop do battle in and dr. tessa dunlop do battle tn tne— and dr. tessa dunlop do battle tn tne ctasn— and dr. tessa dunlop do battle in the clash elsewhere tonight, as tnnt — in the clash elsewhere tonight, as rishi sunak_ in the clash elsewhere tonight, as rishi sunak appears to abandon— as rishi sunak appears to abandon the— as rishi sunak appears to abandon the tory 2019 immigration- abandon the tory 2019 immigration pledge in another ttsastet— immigration pledge in another ttsattet tat— immigration pledge in another disaster for the _ immigration pledge in another disaster for the party's base. tt-t— disaster for the party's base. it's politico— disaster for the party's base. it's politico right— disaster for the party's base. it's politico right to examine tne— it's politico right to examine tne runners— it's politico right to examine the runners and— it's politico right to examine the runners and riders to tantaae— the runners and riders to replace tne— the runners and riders to replace the failing pm. former tan— replace the failing pm. former tory ntntsten— replace the failing pm. former tory minister ann— replace the failing pm. former tory minister ann widdecombe wanna— tory minister ann widdecombe natgns tn— tory minister ann widdecombe natgns tn atta— tory minister ann widdecombe weighs in also on— tory minister ann widdecombe weighs in also on the way with tatt— weighs in also on the way with ten stamen— weighs in also on the way with keir starmer boasting he will enen— keir starmer boasting he will epen tatte— keir starmer boasting he will reopen talks with the eu as next— reopen talks with the eu as next new— reopen talks with the eu as brexit now under genuine threat. if brexit now under genuine threat. tt tatent— brexit now under genuine threat. tt tateat gett— brexit now under genuine threat. if labour gets into— brexit now under genuine threat. if labour gets into power . if labour gets into power. tnat-e— if labour gets into power. tnat-e an— if labour gets into power. that's our big— if labour gets into power. that's our big debate later at ant— that's our big debate later at ant nave— that's our big debate later at and move aside— that's our big debate later at and move aside bud light and net— and move aside bud light and ntet atttae— and move aside bud light and nick adidas hates its female customers even— nick adidas hates its female customers even more than you . customers even more than you. tne— customers even more than you. tne spatte— customers even more than you. the sports giants— customers even more than you. the sports giants warped

teetetan— the sports giants warped decision to _ the sports giants warped decision to advertise women's anne— decision to advertise women's swimwear using a male model and his swimwear using a male model and nte tntgtng— swimwear using a male model and his bulging crotch— swimwear using a male model and his bulging crotch have sparked catte— his bulging crotch have sparked eatte tan— his bulging crotch have sparked eatte tan a— his bulging crotch have sparked calls for a boycott— his bulging crotch have sparked calls for a boycott . so we're calls for a boycott. so we're going— calls for a boycott. so we're gatng ta— calls for a boycott. so we're gatng to get— calls for a boycott. so we're going to get stuck into this one in going to get stuck into this one tn tne— going to get stuck into this one tn tne netta— going to get stuck into this one in the media. buzz and after etgnt— in the media. buzz and after etgnt gtnetttng— in the media. buzz and after eight gruelling days of incessant— eight gruelling days of incessant media headlines daily ennge— incessant media headlines daily cringe inducing— incessant media headlines daily cringe inducing tv moments and the cringe inducing tv moments and tne eeantate— cringe inducing tv moments and the scandals being— cringe inducing tv moments and the scandals being mocked in tenement,— the scandals being mocked in parliament, is— the scandals being mocked in parliament, is it— the scandals being mocked in parliament, is it time for itv to parliament, is it time for itv ta tast— parliament, is it time for itv ta tnet accent— parliament, is it time for itv to just accept they've lost cantat— to just accept they've lost eantnat at— to just accept they've lost control of this— to just accept they've lost control of this morning? crisis ant— control of this morning? crisis ant pull?— control of this morning? crisis and pull? phillips schofield off air and pull? phillips schofield off an ta— and pull? phillips schofield off an to eave— and pull? phillips schofield off air to save kyiv_ and pull? phillips schofield off air to save kyiv the show fleet street— air to save kyiv the show fleet street teen— air to save kyiv the show fleet street icon kelvin— air to save kyiv the show fleet street icon kelvin mackenzie tettven— street icon kelvin mackenzie delivers his— street icon kelvin mackenzie delivers his unfiltered verdict in uncancelled_ delivers his unfiltered verdict in uncancelled are we going to nave— in uncancelled are we going to have tomorrow's— in uncancelled are we going to have tomorrow's front pages in centng— have tomorrow's front pages in centng net— have tomorrow's front pages in centng net ett— have tomorrow's front pages in coming hot off the press? two tatt— coming hot off the press? two last greatest— coming hot off the press? two last greatest britain in union taetaee— last greatest britain in union taetaee et— last greatest britain in union jackass of the— last greatest britain in union jackass of the week will be erewnet — jackass of the week will be crowned -this- jackass of the week will be crowned -this is i jackass of the week will be crowned this is dan crowned as well. this is dan treetten— crowned as well. this is dan wootton tonight. _ crowned as well. this is dan wootton tonight. let's go . wootton tonight. let's go. ten-re— wootton tonight. let's go. you're watching tv news. nrttatn-e— you're watching tv news. britain's news— you're watching tv news. britain's news channel. i'm glad you britain's news channel. i'm glad yen are— britain's news channel. i'm glad yen ty— britain's news channel. i'm glad yen try tne— britain's news channel. i'm glad you are, by the way, because if

yen-re— you are, by the way, because if yen-re natentne— you are, by the way, because if you're watching any other enannet— you're watching any other channel not— you're watching any other channel not just in britain, but attent— channel not just in britain, but arnent tne— channel not just in britain, but around the rest— channel not just in britain, but around the rest of— channel not just in britain, but around the rest of the world, you— around the rest of the world, yen neute— around the rest of the world, you would have— around the rest of the world, you would have heard this earners— you would have heard this spurious statement from harry ant— spurious statement from harry ant negnan— spurious statement from harry and meghan treated as fact. i'm going— and meghan treated as fact. i'm going te— and meghan treated as fact. i'm getng te tetr— and meghan treated as fact. i'm getng te tett yen— and meghan treated as fact. i'm going to tell you why it was a pact— going to tell you why it was a pact et— going to tell you why it was a pact et tree— going to tell you why it was a pack of lies and— going to tell you why it was a pack of lies and a— going to tell you why it was a pack of lies and a very tneenant— pack of lies and a very important special report in just a moment. first,— important special report in just a moment. first, though, the nttn— a moment. first, though, the news with polly— a moment. first, though, the news with polly middleton . first news with polly middleton. first dan r— news with polly middleton. first nan , ant— news with polly middleton. first dan , and thank— news with polly middleton. first dan , and thank you. c: dan, and thank you. good erentng. — dan, and thank you. good erentng. tne— dan, and thank you. good evening. the top story on gb news tonight, rishi sunak and his japanese counterpart have discussed further potential cooperation on military training and exercising the two countries signed a new agreement to build closer defence security and cyber ties. the prime minister is in hiroshima, where he attended a ceremonial dinner ahead of the g7 summit. rishi sunak said the new deal will further strengthen and deepen the partnership between the two countries and earlier he announced japanese businesses have promised to invest almost

£18 billion in the uk. the prime minister describing that as a massive vote of confidence in the british economy . meanwhile, the british economy. meanwhile, the british economy. meanwhile, the defence secretary , ben the defence secretary, ben wallace, revealed storm shadow missiles recently sent to ukraine by the uk have been used in the war. ben wallace and his norwegian counterpart signed an agreement to increase the ability to detect submarines and assess mine threats and bolster nonh assess mine threats and bolster north atlantic security . the north atlantic security. the accord comes a year after the attack on the nord stream gas pipeline. ben wallace said he had no doubt russia had the intent and ability to target underwater energy and communication lines here. the rmt union has announced fresh strike action for next month with the total of 20,000 railway workers walking off on the job. members from 14 train companies, including caterers , train including caterers, train managers and station staff will all take action on june the 2nd. that'll affect train services throughout the country . it's all

throughout the country. it's all part of their long running dispute over pay, jobs and conditions . and the rmt general conditions. and the rmt general secretary mick lynch, has said today the government is once again not allowing the rail delivery group to make an improved pay offer that they can consider for. and that news comes as the national education union announced teachers will also hold further strikes in july if their long running dispute over pay hasn't been resolved by mid—june , an end resolved by mid—june, an end environment agency figures showed there were over 300,000 sewage spills in england last yeah sewage spills in england last year. that's an average of more than 800 every day walk tour companies have pledged £10 billion to overhaul the system . billion to overhaul the system. water uk has said the money will be paid up front by investors , be paid up front by investors, but then drawn back from consumers by gradually raising bills . water company bosses have bills. water company bosses have apologised for failing to tackle the spills of raw sewage into rivers and onto beaches . the

rivers and onto beaches. the telecoms giant bt has announced it's cutting up to 55,000 jobs by the end of this decade. it's part of the company's plans to reduce cost and digitise its processes, shifting to artificial intelligence . the bt artificial intelligence. the bt group, which employs around 130,000 people, says it wants to rely on a much smaller workforce once its full fibre and 5g network is rolled out. it claims it won't need as many staff . and it won't need as many staff. and lastly, the government revealed today it spent almost £162 million on the queen's state funeral and related events . the funeral and related events. the treasury said that figure includes added security during the period of national mourning, which saw queen elizabeth lying in state at london's westminster hall . her majesty's coffin was hall. her majesty's coffin was also on public display in edinburgh cathedral . those are edinburgh cathedral. those are your latest news headlines. i'm back in an hour now back to dan

there was an astonishing admission on the british fashion corporation last night from harry and meghan's odd little propaganda. omid harry and meghan's odd little propaganda . omid scobie, the propaganda. omid scobie, the ttete— propaganda. omid scobie, the ttete nttn— propaganda. omid scobie, the ttete nttn a— propaganda. omid scobie, the bloke with a hotline- g: omid scobie, the bloke with a hotline to the duke and bloke with a hotline to the duke ant oneness— bloke with a hotline to the duke and duchess of— bloke with a hotline to the duke and duchess of delusion. so in tent— and duchess of delusion. so in tent et— and duchess of delusion. so in tent et tne— and duchess of delusion. so in light of the unravelling of tnetr— light of the unravelling of tnetr tran— light of the unravelling of their truly hysterical claims of a tee — their truly hysterical claims of a tee near— their truly hysterical claims of a two hour near—catastrophic car enaee— a two hour near—catastrophic car enaee tn— a two hour near—catastrophic car enaee tn ten— a two hour near—catastrophic car chase in new york— a two hour near—catastrophic car chase in new york city, which tnern— chase in new york city, which saw them comically end up in a yellow— saw them comically end up in a yetten eat— saw them comically end up in a yellow cab with— saw them comically end up in a yellow cab with a— saw them comically end up in a yellow cab with a driver who tnet— yellow cab with a driver who tney tttn-t— yellow cab with a driver who they didn't know. the couple's nnetttetat— they didn't know. the couple's unofficial pr— they didn't know. the couple's unofficial pr was— they didn't know. the couple's unofficial pr was forced to atntt— unofficial pr was forced to admit their— unofficial pr was forced to admit their statement wasn't attent— admit their statement wasn't atent tne— admit their statement wasn't about the facts— admit their statement wasn't about the facts of what happenedr_ about the facts of what happened, but rather how they fett— happened, but rather how they en t— happened, but rather how they en t tntnt— happened, but rather how they felt. | think it's— happened, but rather how they felt. i think it's important to remember that— felt. i think it's important to remember that the statements tnat— remember that the statements tnatne— remember that the statements tnat we get— remember that the statements that we get from _ remember that the statements that we get from the mayor, from the that we get from the mayor, from tne hm,— that we get from the mayor, from the nypd, these _ that we get from the mayor, from the nypd, these are sort of very nnen— the nypd, these are sort of very nnen attent— the nypd, these are sort of very much about the _ the nypd, these are sort of very much about the facts . what we much about the facts. what we neare— much about the facts. what we neart- tarry— much about the facts. what we heard harry meghan's heard from harry and meghan's team— heard from harry and meghan's team _emotional. team was also an emotional etatenent. — team was also an emotional statement. -was- team was also an emotional statement. -was a- team was also an emotional statement. rttitr. statement. this was a couple that i understand still this morning shaken up and just morning was shaken up and just as scared from last night's incident as was just after it

incident as it was just after it had happened . so. that's right. had happened. so. that's right. the had happened. so. that's right. tne entre— had happened. so. that's right. the entire british— “at: : so. that's right. the entire british mainstream netta— the entire british mainstream media, especially harry and tenant— media, especially harry and meghan's allies— media, especially harry and meghan's allies at the bbc , sly meghan's allies at the bbc, sly tene— meghan's allies at the bbc, sly news ant— meghan's allies at the bbc, sly news and woke— meghan's allies at the bbc, sly news and woke itv press , news and woke itv press, tnventet— news and woke itv press, tnrentet a— news and woke itv press, invented a fairy tale as fact taeet— invented a fairy tale as fact taeet en— invented a fairy tale as fact based on feelings without any investigation— based on feelings without any investigation into what really naeeenet— investigation into what really naeeenet . — investigation into what really happened . duke- investigation into what really happened . j. a�*r: investigation into what really happened. . a�*r: jf investigation into what really happened . j. a�*r: jf happened. duke and duchess of sussex were evolved in a near catastrophic car chase last night. this relentless pursuit lasting over two hours and resulted in multiple near collisions. it clearly made them teet— collisions. it clearly made them feel extremely _ {fie it clearly made them feel extremely uncomfortable . feel extremely uncomfortable. ant— feel extremely uncomfortable. ant tre— feel extremely uncomfortable. and he tangent— feel extremely uncomfortable. and his biggest fear— feel extremely uncomfortable. and his biggest fear was- feel extremely uncomfortable. and his biggest fear was history repeating itself. it lay the blame squarely— repeating itself. it lay the blame squarely at- ”c: g it lay the blame squarely at the hands of a highly— blame squarely at the hands of a highly aggressive— blame squarely at the hands of a highly aggressive of paparazzi of course, none— highly aggressive of paparazzi of course, none of that was accurate. both _ of course, none of that was accurate. both the- of course, none of that was accurate. of course, none of that was- accurate. both the mayor of new york and the taxi driver soon confirmed there was no car chase.i confirmed there was no car chase. i would find it hard to believe that there was a two hour high speed chase that would be i find it hard to believe.

did it feel like the paparazzi being— did it feel like the paparazzi were being aggressive ? \r:::r did it feel like the paparazzi were being aggressive ? \rr:::r were being aggressive? no, no, no, were being aggressive? no, no, trey— were being aggressive? no, no, no, no, no. they were behind us. i mean, they stayed on top of us. that was pretty much it. there was nothing more, you know, they kept their distance. it's like journalist. it's it's just like journalist. it's just everybody trying just like everybody else trying to pictures. you didn't see to get pictures. you didn't see any— to get pictures. you didn't see aney—er— to get pictures. you didn't see anevev—r tente- to get pictures. you didn't see any—over kerbs or. any cars going over kerbs or people— any cars going over kerbs or eeeete—teereel any cars going over kerbs or eeeete—teeree | any cars going over kerbs ori people—doors? i people banging on doors? i aren-t— people banging on doors? i attn-t ee— people banging on doors? i didn't see that. _ people banging on doors? i didn't see that. no- people banging on doors? i didn't see that. no no,- people banging on doors? i didn't see that. no no, no, no. and is really important. and this is really important. overnight the picture at overnight, the picture agency at the overnight, the picture agency at tne-tne— overnight, the picture agency at tne-tne cnaee- overnight, the picture agency at the the chase storm, the centre of the chase storm, backgridv— the centre of the chase storm, backgridr usa— the centre of the chase storm, backgridr use .— the centre of the chase storm, backgrid, usa , has released its backgrid, usa, has released its own extraordinary— backgrid, usa, has released its own extraordinary statement contradicting— own extraordinary statement contradicting the former royals. ant— contradicting the former royals. ant tnetr— contradicting the former royals. and their statement is based on enetee— and their statement is based on enetee ant— and their statement is based on photos and videos— and their statement is based on photos and videos from four treetanee— photos and videos from four freelance photographers , three freelance photographers, three of freelance photographers, three etvnen— freelance photographers, three of whom were _ freelance photographers, three of whom were in— freelance photographers, three of whom were in cars and one of vnen — of whom were in cars and one of vnen va— of whom were in cars and one of vnen riding— of whom were in cars and one of whom was riding a— of whom were in cars and one of whom was riding a bicycle . now, whom was riding a bicycle. now, tne— whom was riding a bicycle. now, the re— whom was riding a bicycle. now, the te vnat— whom was riding a bicycle. now, this is what they— whom was riding a bicycle. now, this is what they say we do want to this is what they say we do want te netnt— this is what they say we do want te netnt ent— this is what they say we do want to point out that— this is what they say we do want to point out that to— this is what they say we do want to point out that to according tne— to point out that to according the photographers present, there were no near collisions or near eraeeen— were no near collisions or near eraeeen during— were no near collisions or near crashes during this incident. tne— crashes during this incident. the photographers have reported teettne— the photographers have reported teettne tnat— the photographers have reported feeling that the— the photographers have reported feeling that the couple was not in feeling that the couple was not tn tnnettate— feeling that the couple was not in immediate danger at any point . ..d..d,_ in immediate danger at any point . indeed, backgrid— in immediate danger at any point . indeed, backgrid claims that

et— . indeed, backgrid claims that et tne— . indeed, backgrid claims that one of the four— . indeed, backgrid claims that one of the four suvs from prince tarry-e— one of the four suvs from prince narrv-e eeenrttv— one of the four suvs from prince harry's security escort was, quotev — harry's security escort was, quotev driving— harry's security escort was, quote, driving in a manner that eentt— quote, driving in a manner that eentt te— quote, driving in a manner that could be perceived as reckless , could be perceived as reckless, as could be perceived as reckless, ae tteettne— could be perceived as reckless, as blocking off— could be perceived as reckless, as blocking off streets and being— as blocking off streets and being entree— as blocking off streets and being pulled over by cops. so tne— being pulled over by cops. so tne vnete— being pulled over by cops. so the whole near— being pulled over by cops. so the whole near catastrophic car enaee— the whole near catastrophic car enaee nae— the whole near catastrophic car chase has now— the whole near catastrophic car chase has now been proven by tert— chase has now been proven by tett wing— chase has now been proven by left wing politicians in new vern— left wing politicians in new vert. tav— left wing politicians in new york. law enforcement and the people— york. law enforcement and the eeeete vne— york. law enforcement and the people who were— york. law enforcement and the people who were actually tettevtne— people who were actually following the _ people who were actually following the convoy . if harry following the convoy. if harry ant— following the convoy. if harry ant netnan— following the convoy. if harry and meghan have any evidence to taet— and meghan have any evidence to taet te— and meghan have any evidence to taet tn tnetr— and meghan have any evidence to back up their spurious claims, tnev— back up their spurious claims, tnev ntet— back up their spurious claims, they must publish it now . but i they must publish it now. but i tear— they must publish it now. but i tear the— they must publish it now. but i fear this was— they must publish it now. but i fear this was nothing more than a etet— fear this was nothing more than a etet ettnt— fear this was nothing more than a sick stunt to— fear this was nothing more than a sick stunt to garner their steeev— a sick stunt to garner their sussex squad— a sick stunt to garner their sussex squad supporters behind tnen. — sussex squad supporters behind them. sickeningly, their mouthpiece— them. sickeningly, their mouthpiece scobie. that odd ttttte— mouthpiece scobie. that odd little bloke— mouthpiece scobie. that odd little bloke we— mouthpiece scobie. that odd little bloke we saw earlier, atee— little bloke we saw earlier, atee vent— little bloke we saw earlier, also went on _ little bloke we saw earlier, also went on us- little bloke we saw earlier, also went on us tv to compare tne— also went on us tv to compare tne tate— also went on us tv to compare the fake chase— also went on us tv to compare the fake chase to— also went on us tv to compare the fake chase to the death of rrtneeee— the fake chase to the death of princess diana— the fake chase to the death of princess diana at— the fake chase to the death of princess diana at the hands of a trunk— princess diana at the hands of a trunk trtver— princess diana at the hands of a drunk driver element of the day. tnat— drunk driver element of the day. that re— drunk driver element of the day. that is surprise— drunk driver element of the day. that is surprise caused- drunk driver element of the day. that is surprise caused me- drunk driver element of the day. that is surprise caused me the most. you know, this is a story tnat— most. you know, this is a story tnat te— most. you know, this is a story that is almost— you know, this is a story that is almost straight out of rrtneeee— that is almost straight out of princess diana's— that is almost straight out of princess diana's book. you know , princess diana's book. you know . neat— princess diana's book. you know , we've heard the— princess diana's book. you know , we've heard the those about

tneee— , we've heard the those about those aggressive— , we've heard the those about those aggressive encounters with the those aggressive encounters with tne paparazzt— those aggressive encounters with tne tatarazzt tn— those aggressive encounters with the paparazzi in the past. threaten.— the paparazzi in the past. ultimately, it's— the paparazzi in the past. ultimately, it's the- the paparazzi in the past. ultimately, it's the thing that took her life in that paris tunnel. and so to the likes of ttnt— tunnel. and so to the likes of ttnt enartee— tunnel. and so to the likes of king charles and— ”ti; and so to the likes of king charles and prince “ti and so to the likes of king charles and prince william, neartnt— king charles and prince william, neartnt tnte— king charles and prince william, hearing this story— king charles and prince william, hearing this story would have no tettt— hearing this story would have no doubt stirred— hearing this story would have no doubt stirred some— hearing this story would have no doubt stirred some kind of enettenat— doubt stirred some kind of emotional response. ' “t: doubt stirred some kind of emotional response. “t: emotional response. and so i was really— emotional response. and so i was really shocked to hear from sources is that neither harry nor meghan had heard from any members of the royal family, even some hours after this story had broken . i see. so that's had broken. i see. so that's vnat— had broken. i see. so that's vnat tnte— had broken. i see. so that's what this is— had broken. i see. so that's what this is really- “at: “ i see. so that's what this is really about. then ttet— what this is really about. then ttet anetner— what this is really about. then just another stick— what this is really about. then just another stick with which to teat— just another stick with which to teat tne — just another stick with which to beat the royal— just another stick with which to beat the royal family in the entetnt— beat the royal family in the ongoing, battle— beat the royal family in the ongoing, battle driven by the sussexes . well,— ongoing, battle driven by the sussexes . well, it's time the sussexes. well, it's time the meta— sussexes. well, it's time the netta vvtee— sussexes. well, it's time the media wise up.— sussexes. well, it's time the media wise up. harry and meghan are now proven compelled . lviv are now proven compelled. lviv tare— are now proven compelled. lviv ttare ttet— are now proven compelled. lviv liars just look— are now proven compelled. lviv liars just look at— are now proven compelled. lviv liars just look at the tissue of tree— liars just look at the tissue of ttee tn— liars just look at the tissue of ttee tn tnat— liars just look at the tissue of lies in that oprah— liars just look at the tissue of lies in that oprah winfrey tntervtev— lies in that oprah winfrey tntervtev .— lies in that oprah winfrey interview , not— lies in that oprah winfrey interview , not to mention interview, not to mention tarry-e— interview, not to mention narrv-e enn— interview, not to mention harry's own autobio ography. so stop— harry's own autobio ography. so etee treattnt— harry's own autobio ography. so stop treating their— harry's own autobio ography. so stop treating their feelings as taete— stop treating their feelings as taete ant— stop treating their feelings as facts and start— stop treating their feelings as facts and start fact checking tnetr— facts and start fact checking

their nonsense _ facts and start fact checking their nonsense before broadcasting it to millions to reeeent. — broadcasting it to millions to reeeent. nev— broadcasting it to millions to respond. now my superstar panel . tne— respond. now my superstar panel . tne attner— respond. now my superstar panel , the author and— respond. now my superstar panel , the author and top daily tetetraen— , the author and top daily telegraph columnist allison reareen— telegraph columnist allison pearson , former conservative pearson, former conservative tenten— pearson, former conservative london mayoral— pearson, former conservative london mayoral candidate and top ten— london mayoral candidate and top terv sean— london mayoral candidate and top terv sean natty.— london mayoral candidate and top tory sean bailey, and the author ant— tory sean bailey, and the author and broadcaster— tory sean bailey, and the author and broadcaster amy nicholl. so attteen— and broadcaster amy nicholl. so allison pearson,— and broadcaster amy nicholl. so allison pearson, this story has eettaeeet— allison pearson, this story has eettaeeet ee— allison pearson, this story has collapsed so quickly . arnie but collapsed so quickly. arnie but vnat-e— collapsed so quickly. arnie but vnat-e verv— collapsed so quickly. arnie but what's very disturbing ing is tnat— what's very disturbing ing is tnat nten— what's very disturbing ing is that much of— what's very disturbing ing is that much of the media actually wante— that much of the media actually vante te— that much of the media actually wants to believe _ that much of the media actually wants to believe the sussexes teettnte— wants to believe the sussexes feelings rather— wants to believe the sussexes feelings rather than the facts . feelings rather than the facts. yesr _ feelings rather than the facts. tee. vett. — feelings rather than the facts. tee. vett. ve— feelings rather than the facts. yes, well, we all— feelings rather than the facts. /tisr yes, well, we all remember the fantastic south park skit, don't we? the global privacy tour. so i think we're due a sequel to the near catastrophic car crash. that didn't happen . how low can that didn't happen. how low can they stoop down? i interviewed trevor rees—jones , who was dodi trevor rees—jones, who was dodi fayyad's bodyguard . he was in fayyad's bodyguard. he was in that car in the alma tunnel. he came away . everything was came away. everything was disfigured. he was the only survivor that was an unbeliever

. deadly, serious, tragic event for them to hook their attention, seeking ways to, you know , to that absolutely dire know, to that absolutely dire eventisi know, to that absolutely dire event is i think is really , event is i think is really, really shocking. and i think they you know, they have a history, i think, of let's say that the paparazzi have a strange habit of turning up wherever meghan is. so either either they've got psychic powers or or someone is someone is tipping them off. and i think, you know, since she. meghan markle. meghan markle joined the royal family she said she didn't know anything about the royal family. her childhood friend said that she had a copy of andrew morton's diana , her of andrew morton's diana, her true story, a well—thumbed copy of that. diana autobiography on her bookshelf . i think this is her bookshelf. i think this is all about copying the princess of wales, trying to build that kind of global respect and attention in these absolute horrendous speeches she gives . horrendous speeches she gives. in fact, i think there should be protection for members of the pubuc

protection for members of the public who have to listen to one of them, to meghan. but the duchess of sussex will never be the late princess of wales, who earned respect through her duty. amazing good. she changed the vent— amazing good. she changed the vent. tttn-t— amazing good. she changed the world, didn't she?— ' g e: she changed the world, didn't she? changed the vent. — world, didn't she? changed the world. changed— world, didn't she? changed the world. changed the- world, didn't she? changed the world. 3: : i world. changed the world. i actually wrote _ world. changed the world. i actually wrote a— world. 3: : i actually wrote a column for the natt— actually wrote a column for the tratt enttne— actually wrote a column for the mail online about— actually wrote a column for the mail online about this earlier. vet— mail online about this earlier. vet teet— mail online about this earlier. vet teet at— mail online about this earlier. you look at what— mail online about this earlier. you look at what diana did, the arts— you look at what diana did, the aids epidemic,— you look at what diana did, the aids epidemic, bulimia, landmines. _ aids epidemic, bulimia, landmines. you know, what's netnan-e— meghan's cause? her cause seems to meghan's cause? her cause seems te te— meghan's cause? her cause seems te be a— meghan's cause? her cause seems te be a vnete— meghan's cause? her cause seems to be a whole load— meghan's cause? her cause seems to be a whole load of woke ratteat— to be a whole load of woke radical feminist— to be a whole load of woke radical feminist mumbo jumbo vttnett— radical feminist mumbo jumbo vttnett-eert— radical feminist mumbo jumbo without. sort of _ radical feminist mumbo jumbo without sort of overarching without any sort of overarching nteeten— without any sort of overarching apart— without any sort of overarching mission apart from make myself verv— mission apart from make myself very net— mission apart from make myself very rten ant— mission apart from make myself very rich and very— mission apart from make myself very rich and very collecting a lot very rich and very collecting a tet et— very rich and very collecting a lot of awards— very rich and very collecting a lot of awards . _ very rich and very collecting a lot of awards . i— very rich and very collecting a lot of awards . first; very rich and very collecting a lot of awards . g t: lot of awards. i thought you'd like this down. finally, there's a new verb susceptible, like li, or liable to be strangely influenced by a certain couple. so that's one for you? i think we've got so that's one for you? i think tet ene— so that's one for you? i think we've got one on— so that's one for you? i think we've got one on the- 7 i think we've got one on the panel tonight— we've got one on the panel tenttnt. tut— we've got one on the panel tonight, but before we get to her:— tonight, but before we get to he. sean— tonight, but before we get to her, sean, before— tonight, but before we get to her, sean, before we get to sean tattey— her, sean, before we get to sean tattey. teen— her, sean, before we get to sean bailey, look, i've— her, sean, before we get to sean bailey, look, i've been thinking a tet— bailey, look, i've been thinking a tet atett— bailey, look, i've been thinking a lot about these— bailey, look, i've been thinking a lot about these comparisons to ntana— a lot about these comparisons to ntana ant— a lot about these comparisons to diana and what— a lot about these comparisons to diana and what i— a lot about these comparisons to diana and what i find most eneettnt— diana and what i find most eneettnt te— diana and what i find most shocking is that— diana and what i find most shocking is that they got into a car shocking is that they got into a vttn—

shocking is that they got into a vttn a— shocking is that they got into a car with a yellow— shocking is that they got into a car with a yellow taxi driver. newt _ car with a yellow taxi driver. nev. tar— car with a yellow taxi driver. nev. trr stntn— car with a yellow taxi driver. now, mr singh looks- car with a yellow taxi driver. now, mr singh looks like- car with a yellow taxi driver. now, mr singh looks like a very professional yellow cab driver. right? but he wasn't drug tested. they had no idea if he was drunk at the time. so if they were genuinely concerned about their security , you don't about their security, you don't jump about their security, you don't jump in with a complete random. in a new york yellow cab. listen, if you feel like you neet— listen, if you feel like you neet a— listen, if you feel like you neet a high— listen, if you feel like you need a high level of security arne— need a high level of security arnte a— need a high level of security arnte a ten— need a high level of security arnie a new york— need a high level of security arnie a new york yellow cab is net— arnie a new york yellow cab is net tte — arnie a new york yellow cab is net ta ta.— arnie a new york yellow cab is net ta ta. rt— arnie a new york yellow cab is not it? no, it just— arnie a new york yellow cab is not it? \tit . but not it? no, itjust isn't. but i tntnt— not it? no, itjust isn't. but i tntnt tne— not it? no, itjust isn't. but i think the most— not it? \tit . but i think the most important thing going— think the most important thing tetnt en— think the most important thing tetnt en nere— think the most important thing going on here really is they neet— going on here really is they neet te— going on here really is they neet te rt— going on here really is they need to if they— going on here really is they need to if they want to be safe ant— need to if they want to be safe ant tney-re — need to if they want to be safe and they're saying— need to if they want to be safe and they're saying that being in the and they're saying that being in tne putte— and they're saying that being in tne etttte eye— and they're saying that being in the public eye is— and they're saying that being in the public eye is making them eaet— the public eye is making them eaet tnen— the public eye is making them unsafe, then leave. t/tirst“ the public eye is making them unsafe, then leave. / unsafe, then leave. yeah, they neet— unsafe, then leave. yeah, they neet te— unsafe, then leave. yeah, they need to do something lower need to do something to lower their and their public visibility. and that can't release that means you can't release teete.— that means you can't release teete. yet— that means you can't release books, you can't— that means you can't release books, you can't do several documentaries— books, you can't do several documentaries ,_ books, you can't do several documentaries , and you can't documentaries, and you can't teen— documentaries, and you can't keep en— documentaries, and you can't keep en tne— documentaries, and you can't keep on the world stage if it's tent.— keep on the world stage if it's beingv vett— keep on the world stage if it's being, well known. that's a tanger— being, well known. that's a danger. and you want to protect your wife and your children. then remove yourselves. and the other most important thing as well, level of press well, the level of press hysteria this actually hysteria around this is actually quite troubling . and you're quite troubling. and if you're one mainstream press out one of the mainstream press out of power , professional

of sheer power, professional responsibility , pride, you responsibility, pride, you should check these facts before you broadcast them. because the fact the moment that cab driver with his lovely casual tone saying, no, this is no , this has saying, no, this is no, this has not happened. and one of the straightaway that unravelled the story and the new york mayor who is an ally, by the way, because he's a lefty and but the most important thing for me, one of the paparazzi a bike . the paparazzi was on a bike. now, i cycle regularly. i'm pretty fast. i don't think i could have kept up with a two hour no car chase. i think they need to be careful because this sheds doubt on all of their stories, so they need to be careful. i mean, a cow, one of tne— careful. i mean, a cow, one of tne teetee— careful. i mean, a cow, one of the issues here— careful. i mean, a cow, one of the issues here is— i i mean, a cow, one of the issues here is that etvtetety— the issues here is that obviously the us is they've obviously in the us is they've got— obviously in the us is they've tet tne— obviously in the us is they've tet tne tnet— obviously in the us is they've got the first amendment. /tit. got the first amendment. you knew.— got the first amendment. you knew. tne— got the first amendment. you know, the media— got the first amendment. you know, the media has- got the first amendment. you know, the media has a- got the first amendment. you know, the media has a right to track public figures in the us . track public figures in the us. now in the uk , which is actually now in the uk, which is actually a highly regulated media market, there's not allowed to be those sorts of car chases. so if you look at lots of american

celebrities who say they'll say, look, if you're a public figure in the us, this is what you've got to deal with. what's so bizarre, too, is they just didn't want the media to find out whose house they were staying actually put staying at. so they actually put themselves danger by going themselves in danger by going around this ludicrous chase around on this ludicrous chase that around new that they call it around new york. soi that they call it around new york. so i feel like you're trytnt— york. so i feel like you're trytnt te— york. so i feel like you're trytnt te eay— york. so i feel like you're trying to say two - / so i feel like you're trying to say two things are ye-re— trying to say two things are ye trytnt— trying to say two things are ye trytnt te— trying to say two things are you're trying to say that they enetttn-t— you're trying to say that they shouldn't have— you're trying to say that they shouldn't have moved to america. you're trying to say that they shou|and have moved to america. you're trying to say that they shou|and then moved to america. you're trying to say that they shou|and then that ed to america. you're trying to say that they shou|and then that they» america. one, and then that they had a tnevanee— one, and then that they had a grievance with _ one, and then that they had a grievance with somebody trying to grievance with somebody trying te—tney— grievance with somebody trying te—tney ttve. - grievance with somebody trying to_they live. is- grievance with somebody trying to they live. is that to find where they live. is that the to find where they live. is that tne tnee— to find where they live. is that tne tvee okay.— to find where they live. is that the two? okay. so— to find where they live. is that the two? okay. so with the first one: — the two? okay. so with the first |tntnt— the two? okay. so with the first one, ithink-they- the two? okay. so with the first one, think they moved one, i think that if they moved to one, i think that if they moved te-tney— one, i think that if they moved te-tney nat- one, i think that if they moved te-tney nat te- one, i think that if they moved to they had to accept to america, they had to accept tnat— to america, they had to accept tnat tney— to america, they had to accept tnat tney are— to america, they had to accept that they are -to - that they are subject to eertttny— that they are subject to scrutiny from - that they are subject to scrutiny from us media. i scrutiny from the us media. i ten-t— scrutiny from the us media. i ten-t-anyene- scrutiny from the us media. i don't anyone should have don't think anyone should have to don't think anyone should have te-tnte. — don't think anyone should have te-tnte. viny— don't think anyone should have to-this. why would. to accept this. why would you want change the first want to change the first amendment of american amendment of the american constitution? really, there enett— constitution? really, there should i laws— constitution? really, there- should i laws - paparazzi should be laws around paparazzi teaee— should be laws around paparazzi teaee rt— should be laws around paparazzi teaee tt yet— should be laws around paparazzi because if you have any critique should be laws around paparazzi bethise if you have any critique should be laws around paparazzi bethis story, u have any critique should be laws around paparazzi bethis story, thente any critique should be laws around paparazzi bethis story, then you're critique should be laws around paparazzi bethis story, then you're kind ue of this story, then you're kind of this story, then you're kind et—tavetr— of this story, then you're kind et—tavetr et- of this story, then you're kind of-favour of the. of arguing in favour of the paparazzt — of arguing in favour of the taearazzt . — of arguing in favour of the paparazzi . but- of arguing in favour of the paparazzi . “ paparazzi. but in the us paparazzi, that is considered an issue freedom of speech. issue of freedom of speech. this same paparazzi issue of freedom of speech. . this-same paparazzi that this is the same paparazzi that teet— this is the same paparazzi that teet-et— this is the same paparazzi that took-of-dianal took photos of princess diana arter— took photos of princess diana atter-ttet— took photos of princess diana atter-ttet. — took photos of princess diana after-died . no,- took photos of princess diana after died . \tjz?j . took photos of princess diana after died . \tit after she died. no, it's not. vet— after she died. no, it's not. you can't argue. it's not the same paparazzi basically stalking with a camera. that's a

really unfair thing— stalking with a camera. that's a really unfair thing to— stalking with a camera. that's a really unfair thing to say- really unfair thing to say teaee— really unfair thing to say because backgrid, if look at because backgrid, if you look at tnetr— because backgrid, if you look at tnetr tutt— because backgrid, if you look at their full statement, said we are-absolutely— their full statement, said we are absolutely professional are an absolutely professional ettttt—tnat- are an absolutely professional outfit._that ati outfit. we do believe that at putte— outfit. we do believe that at public events,— outfit. we do believe that at public events, public figures enett— public events, public figures enettt te— public events, public figures should be photographed. but they are should be photographed. but they very— should be photographed. but they very etear— should be photographed. but they are very clear that— should be photographed. but they are very clear that they were net— are very clear that they were net doing— are very clear that they were not doing anything unprofessional. it's very clear tnat— unprofessional. it's very clear tnat tne— unprofessional. it's very clear that the paparazzi routinely do tntnte— that the paparazzi routinely do the tnat— that the paparazzi routinely do things that are— that the paparazzi routinely do things that are ethically . no, things that are ethically. no, no, things that are ethically. no, tut— things that are ethically. no, no, no. but this— things that are ethically. no, no, no. but this sorry, amy, i nave— no, no. but this sorry, amy, i nave te— no, no. but this sorry, amy, i have to interrupt— no, no. but this sorry, amy, i have to interrupt this is where yet-re— have to interrupt this is where ye vvrent— have to interrupt this is where you're wrong. this is the point. if you're wrong. this is the point. rt tneee— you're wrong. this is the point. if those paparazzi— you're wrong. this is the point. if those paparazzi were here in trttatn— if those paparazzi were here in britain. correct.— if those paparazzi were here in britain. correct. because our rttee— britain. correct. because our rttee .— britain. correct. because our rules , our laws— britain. correct. because our rules , our laws are different rules, our laws are different vnete— rules, our laws are different vnere tney— rules, our laws are different where they are— rules, our laws are different where they are the rules and the tave— where they are the rules and the tave veent— where they are the rules and the laws weren't broken. so the tent— laws weren't broken. so the eetnt t— laws weren't broken. so the eetnt t tntnt— laws weren't broken. so the point i think it— laws weren't broken. so the point i think it needs to be mate.— point i think it needs to be nate. rt— point i think it needs to be nate. tt yet— point i think it needs to be made, if you want to avoid the paparazzi— made, if you want to avoid the paparazzi eve— made, if you want to avoid the paparazzi, move to britain, teaee— paparazzi, move to britain, because we have laws, they tenave— because we have laws, they behave - poorly - because we have laws, they behave poorly around the behave pretty poorly around the vent. — behave pretty poorly around the vertt. ant— behave pretty poorly around the world. and also,— behave pretty poorly around the world. and also, i'm- behave pretty poorly around the world. “t: world. and also, i'm not defending. i'm just we can just get a bit perspective on this get a bit of perspective on this story. imagine it was kate story. if we imagine it was kate and william in that car and we knew that been knew that they'd been photographed and photographed at this event and then tailgated for then they'd been tailgated for two kate and two hours. however kate and william. doesn't matter. william. but it doesn't matter. william, william are william, kate and william are not stupid enough to remain in some sort of unsafe chase just

because they don't want the media to find out which friend they are staying with. not it was not a qatar “g not it was not a qatar strophic car eaeen — was not a qatar strophic car eaeen vve— was not a qatar strophic car chase. we don't— was not a qatar strophic car chase. we don't .- was not a qatar strophic car chase. we don't . let me just chase. we don't. let me just inten— chase. we don't. let me just finish. everybody— chase. we don't. let me just finish. everybody remembers the tettttv— finish. everybody remembers the netflix episode— finish. everybody remembers the netflix episode where harry and netnan— netflix episode where harry and netnan vvere— netflix episode where harry and meghan were sitting in an suv ant— meghan were sitting in an suv ant tney— meghan were sitting in an suv ant tney vvere— meghan were sitting in an suv and they were desperately teettnt— and they were desperately teettnt eut— and they were desperately looking out of— and they were desperately looking out of the window for any— looking out of the window for any paparazzi— looking out of the window for any paparazzt. — looking out of the window for any paparazzi. please let someone come and chase us. we've got our camera crew. this is we've got our camera crew. this te att— we've got our camera crew. this te att atett— we've got our camera crew. this is all about feeding a victim narratvet — is all about feeding a victim narrative. these- is all about feeding a victim narrative. t: : narrative. these dreadful people are pursuing us. they will not pursuing. how dare question pursuing. how dare you question tnetr— pursuing. how dare you question their feelings? _ pursuing. how dare you question their feelings? i'm— pursuing. how dare you question their feelings? i'm sorry,- “t; how dare you question theirfeelings? their feelings? i'm sorry, but you're talking about someone whose mother died in a car accident . forgive me for having accident. forgive me for having sympathy for somebody who might be a bit tricky. they try flashbulbs. also, we he also had behind the wheel. he has ptsd, diagnosed and big part of that. but omid scobie doesn't. omid scobie doesn't. he claims- o“ t: i ti : . omid scobie doesn't. he claims that nee— scobie doesn't. he claims that tee a— scobie doesn't. he claims that he's a journalist. _ scobie doesn't. he claims that he's a journalist. right. and he went— he's a journalist. right. and he vent ant— he's a journalist. right. and he went and made— he's a journalist. right. and he went and made these comparisons to went and made these comparisons te tne— went and made these comparisons te tne ea— went and made these comparisons to the car crash— went and made these comparisons to the car crash of— went and made these comparisons to the car crash of princess tetana. — to the car crash of princess diana. there— to the car crash of princess diana. there is— to the car crash of princess diana. there is no comparison. tnere— diana. there is no comparison. tnere te— diana. there is no comparison. tnere te ne— diana. there is no comparison. there is no comparison. diana, tn—

there is no comparison. diana, t-n ee— there is no comparison. diana, t-n . ttet— there is no comparison. diana, i'm sure , died because she i'm sure, died because she vaet— i'm sure, died because she wasn't wearing— i'm sure, died because she wasn't wearing her seatbelt and teaee— wasn't wearing her seatbelt and because there— wasn't wearing her seatbelt and because there was— wasn't wearing her seatbelt and because there was a drunk trtver. — because there was a drunk trtver. ant— because there was a drunk driver. and by— because there was a drunk driver. and by the way, apparentty— driver. and by the way, apparently this is very bad if it's apparently this is very bad if tt-e true. — apparently this is very bad if it's true. apparently harry and netnan— it's true. apparently harry and netnan vvere— it's true. apparently harry and meghan were not— it's true. apparently harry and meghan were not wearing their eeattette. — meghan were not wearing their eeattette. rt— meghan were not wearing their seatbelts. if you— meghan were not wearing their seatbelts. �*" riiii meghan were not wearing their seatbelts. �*" 37” “vii seatbelts. if you were prince harry and you'd been through what we'd been through, then it would be relevant every single experience with the paparazzi would . okay. okay. amy nick gibb would. okay. okay. amy nick gibb . sean— would. okay. okay. amy nick gibb . sean tattey— would. okay. okay. amy nick gibb , sean bailey, allison— : ones; okay. amy nick gibb , sean bailey, allison pearson, my , sean bailey, allison pearson, rny etperetar— , sean bailey, allison pearson, my superstar panel here with me all my superstar panel here with me at nant— my superstar panel here with me at nttnt. tut— my superstar panel here with me all night. but coming up, as retent— all night. but coming up, as rishi sunak_ all night. but coming up, as rishi sunak appears to abandon the rishi sunak appears to abandon tne rety— rishi sunak appears to abandon tne tery tort— rishi sunak appears to abandon the tory 2019 immigration pledge in the tory 2019 immigration pledge tn anetner— the tory 2019 immigration pledge in another disastrous ouster for the in another disastrous ouster for tne pany-e— in another disastrous ouster for tne pany-e taee— in another disastrous ouster for the party's base, should we etart— the party's base, should we start considering the runners ant— start considering the runners ant-te— start considering the runners and-to replace- start considering the runners and to replace the and riders to replace the tatttnt— and riders to replace the taint-t- and riders to replace the failing-i think- and riders to replace the failing i think it's failing pope? i think it's tetttnt— failing pope? i think it's getting point. getting to that point. and widdicombe_ getting to that point. and widdicombe on getting to that point. and- widdicombe-on that widdicombe weighs in on that enertty. — widdicombe weighs in on that enertty. meat.— widdicombe weighs in on that shortly. next, does this low shortly. but next, does this low epeet— shortly. but next, does this low epeet run— shortly. but next, does this low epeet tn— shortly. but next, does this low speed run in with— shortly. but next, does this low speed run in with the paparazzi preve— speed run in with the paparazzi preve tarry— speed run in with the paparazzi preve narry ant— speed run in with the paparazzi prove harry and meghan would nave— prove harry and meghan would nave teen— prove harry and meghan would have been safer— prove harry and meghan would have been safer if— prove harry and meghan would have been safer if they stayed in have been safer if they stayed tn tne— have been safer if they stayed tn tne trte — have been safer if they stayed in the uk? royal— have been safer if they stayed in the uk? j i ” eat have been safer if they stayed in the uk? j i " eat in the uk? royal security expert dai davies . lee cohen, an expert dai davies. lee cohen, an expert in transatlantic— j? j? lee cohen, an expert in transatlantic relationships, ant— in transatlantic relationships, ant netnan— in transatlantic relationships, and meghan markle, supporter dr. teeea— and meghan markle, supporter dr. teeea-te— and meghan markle, supporter dr. tessa-do battle- and meghan markle, supporter dr. tessa-do battle in- and meghan markle, supporter dr. tessa do battle in the tessa dunlop, do battle in the etaen— tessa dunlop, do battle in the clash imminently. do clash imminently. but what do you clash imminently. but what do yet—at— clash imminently. but what do yet—at et- clash imminently. but what do yet—at en neve- clash imminently. but what doi you—at gb news .uk. you think, dan, at gb news .uk. vete— you think, dan, at gb news .uk. vete tn— you think, dan, at gb news .uk.

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attaet— on my mind, having watched harry attaet ant— on my mind, having watched harry attack and condemn— on my mind, having watched harry attack and condemn the british preee— attack and condemn the british preee ter— attack and condemn the british press for decades— attack and condemn the british press for decades following his netner-e— press for decades following his mother's death,— press for decades following his mother's death, we now see the navvay— mother's death, we now see the navvay reyate— mother's death, we now see the runaway royals apparently suffer far worse media— runaway royals apparently suffer far worse media intrusion after nevtnt— far worse media intrusion after nevtnt te— far worse media intrusion after moving to america. the grass ten-t— moving to america. the grass ten-t atvaye— moving to america. the grass isn't always greener, is it, narrye— isn't always greener, is it, narrye vet— isn't always greener, is it, harry? you see,- isn't always greener, is it, harry? you see, the uk boasts tt-e— harry? you see, the uk boasts tt-e a— harry? you see, the uk boasts tt-e a etrtetty— harry? you see, the uk boasts it's a strictly regulated media market— it's a strictly regulated media nartet tnat— it's a strictly regulated media market that provides ample preteetten— market that provides ample protection to— market that provides ample protection to members of the rteyat— protection to members of the rteyat pantry.— protection to members of the royal family, including harry ant— royal family, including harry ant pregnan— royal family, including harry and meghan, until they skulked off and meghan, until they skulked err-statee. — and meghan, until they skulked err-statee. ty— and meghan, until they skulked off states. by contrast , off to the states. by contrast, tne— off to the states. by contrast, tne us— off to the states. by contrast, the us media— off to the states. by contrast, the us media and by the way, i eenptetety— the us media and by the way, i completely support this is eveet— completely support this is eveet ty— completely support this is covered by the _ completely support this is covered by the revered first anentnent— covered by the revered first amendment which protects freedom of amendment which protects freedom et epeeen— amendment which protects freedom et epeeen ant— amendment which protects freedom of speech and the— amendment which protects freedom of speech and the press , meaning of speech and the press, meaning tnettente— of speech and the press, meaning incidents like— of speech and the press, meaning incidents like last— of speech and the press, meaning incidents like last night's new vert— incidents like last night's new vent ea— incidents like last night's new york car chase— incidents like last night's new york car chase are much more tttety— york car chase are much more tttety .— york car chase are much more tttety . tut— york car chase are much more likely . but what— york car chase are much more likely . but what do you think? likely. but what do you think? aeee— likely. but what do you think? eeee tne— likely. but what do you think? does the harry— likely. but what do you think? does the harry and meghan, new vert— does the harry and meghan, new vent trana— does the harry and meghan, new york drama prove— does the harry and meghan, new york drama prove the couple vett— york drama prove the couple vettt nave— york drama prove the couple would have been safer in the uk 7 would have been safer in the uk e tnat— would have been safer in the uk e tnatt ne— would have been safer in the uk ? email me dan— would have been safer in the uk ? email me dan at— would have been safer in the uk ? email me dan at gb news dot .trt. — ? email me dan at gb news dot .trt. vete— ? email me dan at gb news dot .trt. vete tn— ? email me dan at gb news dot .uk. vote in our— ? email me dan at gb news dot .uk. vote in our poll on twitter . tut— .uk. vote in our poll on twitter . tut te— .uk. vote in our poll on twitter . but to tackle— .uk. vote in our poll on twitter . but to tackle this— .uk. vote in our poll on twitter . but to tackle this now, former rteyat— . but to tackle this now, former royal protection _ . but to tackle this now, former royal protection officer di tavte— royal protection officer di navte. tne— royal protection officer di davis, the american politico anatyet— davis, the american politico anatyet tee — davis, the american politico analyst lee cohen and the royal attner— analyst lee cohen and the royal attner ant— analyst lee cohen and the royal author and commentator , she gets author and commentator, she gets nat— author and commentator, she gets nat at— author and commentator, she gets

nat at me— author and commentator, she gets nat at me vnen— author and commentator, she gets mad at me when i— author and commentator, she gets mad at me when i say this, but ene-e— mad at me when i say this, but ene-e a— mad at me when i say this, but she's a supporter— mad at me when i say this, but she's a supporter of harry and netnan. — she's a supporter of harry and negnan. tr. — she's a supporter of harry and meghan. dr. tessa— she's a supporter of harry and meghan. dr. tessa dunlop so lee eenen— meghan. dr. tessa dunlop so lee eenen tet— meghan. dr. tessa dunlop so lee eenen tet ne— meghan. dr. tessa dunlop so lee cohen, let me kick— meghan. dr. tessa dunlop so lee cohen, let me kick off with you eeaee— cohen, let me kick off with you teaee yet— cohen, let me kick off with you because you happen to be in our great— because you happen to be in our great eetntry— because you happen to be in our great entry at— because you happen to be in our great country at the moment for the great country at the moment for tne tet— great country at the moment for tne tet een— great country at the moment for the net con conference. and, you knew.— the net con conference. and, you knew. tn— the net con conference. and, you knew. t-n net— the net con conference. and, you know, i'm not attacking america at art. — know, i'm not attacking america at at. t— know, i'm not attacking america at at. t tntnt— know, i'm not attacking america at all. i think the— know, i'm not attacking america at all. i think the first amendment- at all. i think the first amendment brilliant . i wish amendment is brilliant. i wish we amendment is brilliant. iwish ve nat— amendment is brilliant. iwish ve nat rt— amendment is brilliant. iwish ve nat tt tn— amendment is brilliant. iwish we had it in the— amendment is brilliant. i wish we had it in the uk, but you nave— we had it in the uk, but you nave te— we had it in the uk, but you have to admit— we had it in the uk, but you have to admit first have to admit the first amendment- have to admit the first amendment does give photographers paparazzi amendment does give— photographers-paparazzi more photographers and paparazzi more free photographers and paparazzi more tree en— photographers and paparazzi more tree tnat— photographers and paparazzi more free rein that they— photographers and paparazzi more free rein that they simply don't nave— free rein that they simply don't nave tn— free rein that they simply don't nave tn tne— free rein that they simply don't have in the uk— free rein that they simply don't have in the uk because there were no sort of— have in the uk because there were no sort of chases or anytntnt— were no sort of chases or anything like— were no sort of chases or anything like that. when harry and anything like that. when harry ant netnan— anything like that. when harry and meghan were here. \tit and meghan were here. no, this is and meghan were here. no, this te tettnttety— and meghan were here. no, this is definitely true. and i agree completely with what you've just said. and but you know, if safety were were the number one issue, then harry and meghan should simply have . this won't should simply have. this won't make me the most popular guy in the room, but they should have stayed in the uk as working royals because us moving to the united states, harry's exposed his family without the protections that he would have enjoyed as the son of the monarch here. yeah, indeed . i

monarch here. yeah, indeed. i yet ean-t— monarch here. yeah, indeed. i mean, you can't really- i “tiii yeah, indeed. i mean, you can't really disagree vttn— mean, you can't really disagree vttn tnat. — mean, you can't really disagree with that. tessa— mean, you can't really disagree with that. tessa dunlop can you? they— with that. tessa dunlop can you? tney. tney— with that. tessa dunlop can you? tney. tney vettt — with that. tessa dunlop can you? they, they would have been far more safe here,— they, they would have been far more safe here, far— they, they would have been far more safe here, far more protect nere. — more safe here, far more protect nere. terttve— more safe here, far more protect nere. rerttve ne— more safe here, far more protect here. forgive me for- more safe here, far more protect here. tit”tg git “t; here. forgive me for going off piece , but i've had the piece, but i've had the misfortune of being wired into your show from the top . and your show from the top. and before we get into the spurious debate about whether harry and meghan. harry meghan should meghan. harry and meghan should nave— meghan. harry and meghan should nave renatnet— meghan. harry and meghan should have remained in— meghan. harry and meghan should have remained in the— 3 harry and meghan should have remained in the royal trteen— have remained in the royal prison, which— have remained in the royal prison, which is— have remained in the royal prison, which is how they pereetvet— prison, which is how they perceived it,— prison, which is how they perceived it, what your what yetr— perceived it, what your what your contributors said is, your contributors just said is, oh— your contributors just said is, een-peeettty- your contributors just said is, oh, possibly leave oh, they can't possibly leave tne— oh, they can't possibly leave the _otherwisel the royal family, otherwise tney-re— the royal family, otherwise neve-.— the royal family, otherwise they're-, which - the royal family, otherwise they're , which makes they're unsafe, which makes you very— they're unsafe, which makes you worry-institution- they're unsafe, which makes you worry-institution .- they're unsafe, which makes you worry institution . if worry about the institution. if it's worry about the institution. if rte-yet— worry about the institution. if rte-yet ean-t— worry about the institution. if it's you can't leave. but it's one, you can't leave. but tetere—tnat- it's one, you can't leave. but. before—that spurious before we come to that spurious pent.— before we come to that spurious petnt. rt— before we come to that spurious petnt. tt t— before we come to that spurious petnt. tt t nay— before we come to that spurious point, if i may point out, point, if i may just point out, tnet— point, if i may just point out, ttret et— point, if i may just point out, ttret et att— point, if i may just point out, first of all, your— point, if i may just point out, first of all, your montage at tne— first of all, your montage at tne tep— first of all, your montage at tne tep et— first of all, your montage at the top of-show- first of all, your montage at the top of show when you the top of the show when you aeeteet— the top of the show when you accused mainstream mass the top of the show when you accuseof mainstream mass the top of the show when you accuse of buying�*istream mass the top of the show when you accuse of buying �*istreai line ass the top of the show when you accuseof buying�*istreailine and media of buying hook, line and enter— media of buying hook, line and etnter .— media of buying hook, line and etnter . tne— media of buying hook, line and sinker , the sussexes quotes. sinker, the sussexes quotes. tnat-e— sinker, the sussexes quotes. tnat-e net— sinker, the sussexes quotes. that's not true— sinker, the sussexes quotes. that's not true .— sinker, the sussexes quotes. that's not true . i featured in that's not true. i featured in some-programs- that's not true. i featured in some programs you that's not true. i featured in- some -programs you cut some of those programs you cut out some of those programs you cut ett-tren — some of those programs you cut ett-tren every— some of those programs you cut out-from every clip- some of those programs you cut out from every clip . in out early from every clip. in eaen— out early from every clip. in eaen-tney— out early from every clip. in each-they said- out early from every clip. in each-they said ,- out early from every clip. in each they said , according each case, they said, according to each case, they said, according te-steeevee— each case, they said, according te-steeevee ae— each case, they said, according to sussexes, as reported by to the sussexes, as reported by the to the sussexes, as reported by tne eteeeve— to the sussexes, as reported by the sussexes breaking you . they the sussexes breaking you. they ptattttet. — the sussexes breaking you. they ptattttet. tney— the sussexes breaking you. they qualified. they were- the sussexes breaking you. they qualified. 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that's qualified. they were nato 100. we vnat— qualified. they were nato 100. that's what happened. - qualified. "jig \t' [j �*00 that's what happened. that etatenent— that's what happened. that statement went— that's what happened. that statement went around the world, not statement went around the world, net ttntetet— statement went around the world, not finished. that— statement went around the world, not finished. that statement vent— not finished. that statement vent attent— not finished. that statement went around the— not finished. that statement went around the world and it was treatet— went around the world and it was treatet ae— went around the world and it was treated as fact. _ went around the world and it was treated as fact. and— went around the world and it was treated as fact. ' “t: went around the world and it was treated as fact. “t: treated as fact. and may i may i just say in in defence of my statement, tessa, that it was owing to harry and meghan's very poor choices to actually pull back, that their family was exposed. it was, it had nothing to do with the royal family it had nothing to do . it was all had nothing to do. it was all owing to them and their narcissistic, self—serving choices to move to the united states. indeed. how choices to move to the united states . indeed. how do you states. indeed. how do you reepent— states. indeed. how do you reepent te— states. indeed. how do you respond to that,— indeed. how do you respond to that, tessa . 3er“? respond to that, tessa. what's extraordinary is the way in which everybody, including your good selves at gb news, have pounced on this story, demonstrate that the combination of the british royal family, when it marries hollywood, tinsel and then moves over to the other side of the atlantic, grows monster legs. they are far greater the sum of their greater than the sum of their parts and irony is right

parts and the irony is right now, is midway through now, harry, is midway through contesting office for contesting our home office for refusing give him access to refusing to give him access to police policing that he would be prepared to pay for. but can i go back to prepared to pay for. but can i ate taet te ny— prepared to pay for. but can i go back to my list— prepared to pay for. but can i go back to my list of- : but can i go back to my list of complaints atett— go back to my list of complaints atett et— go back to my list of complaints about gb news?— go back to my list of complaints about gb news? _ go back to my list of complaints about gb news? a— go back to my list of complaints about gb news? ' i about gb news? a question you let me ask you a question first. tessa dunlop let me ask you a question first, this question first, please. this is a discussion. know that a discussion. you know that tessa. do you concede tessa. tessa, do you concede that the statement was a lie ? that the statement was a lie? there was no near qatar strophic car chase ringing me nicely onto one of bringing a question that bnngs one of bringing a question that brings me nicely onto one of my other issues. with your earlier pregnan— other issues. with your earlier pregran. vet— other issues. with your earlier program. you referred- with your earlier program. you referred to the new vert— program. you referred to the new vent trayer. — program. you referred to the new vert trayer. tn— program. you referred to the new york mayor. grip pg program. you referred to the new york mayor. git “g program. you referred to the new york mayor. gtit “g york mayor. i'm going to answer your question, dan, i'm answering question. you answering your question. you referred new york mayor, referred to the new york mayor, eric adams, down playing this eric adams, as down playing this as being catastrophic. as it not being catastrophic. what you didn't say was he eeneeet— what you didn't say was he eeneete-tt- what you didn't say was he concede-it could- what you didn't say was he concede it could have concede added, it could have teen— concede added, it could have been extremely— concede added, it could have been extremely dangerous and tnat— been extremely dangerous and tat-ttre— been extremely dangerous and that. nypd said— been extremely dangerous and that. nypd said it- been extremely dangerous and that nypd said it was that the nypd said it was a enattenttnt— that the nypd said it was a challenging situation. i eenttnte— challenging situation. i continue and- challenging situation. i continue and the mayor said the paparazzt — continue and the mayor said the paparazzt nat— continue and the mayor said the paparazzi had been both reckless and irresponsible.— paparazzi had been both reckless

and irresponsible. so actually, vnat— and irresponsible. so actually, vnat te— and irresponsible. so actually, vnat te yet— and irresponsible. so actually, what do you want? do you want teatne— what do you want? do you want teatne ne— what do you want? do you want teatne te yet— what do you want? do you want death? do you want cars to eetttte— death? do you want cars to eetttte er— death? do you want cars to collide or do— death? do you want cars to collide or do you want whiplash? that-e— collide or do you want whiplash? tnat-e tries— collide or do you want whiplash? that's miles away— collide or do you want whiplash? that's miles away from _ collide or do you want whiplash? that's miles away from that. they are potentially in danger eeaee— they are potentially in danger teaee t— they are potentially in danger because i agree— they are potentially in danger because i agree .— they are potentially in danger because i agree . i agree. because i agree. i agree. there-e— because i agree. i agree. tnere-e a— because i agree. i agree. there's a there's- there's a there's a contradiction lived in new york city where they seek publicity and they also want privacy. this is a bold faced lie. let me tnat— this is a bold faced lie. let me trtnt nt— this is a bold faced lie. let me trtnt pt navte— this is a bold faced lie. let me bring di davis in on this, because, di, you are, of course , a former royal protection officer. consider one of the best in the business. surely you concede, looking at this incident and the shocking security detail meant to be protecting harry and meghan who let them go into a yellow cab with a driver who they didn't know . so if he was drunk or on know. so if he was drunk or on drugs, i mean. mr singh very good driver, we know now. but they had no idea when they shoved him into that yellow cab. surely you can see, di, that they have been safer if they would have been safer if they'd uk. well, they'd stayed in the uk. well, yes, i totally agree. i'm sorry i most of yes, i totally agree. i'm sorry i-most of the- yes, i totally agree. i'm sorry i-most of the your- i missed most of the your contributors _ i missed most of the your contributors because i went ettttne. — contributors because i went offline. yes,— contributors because i went offline. “is i if he offline. yes, certainly. if he tney— offline. yes, certainly. if he was, they were _ offline. yes, certainly. if he was, they were still- offline. “is i if he was, they were still in the trnttet — was, they were still in the

united kingdom and they were tetttnt— united kingdom and they were getting royalty— united kingdom and they were getting royalty protection . getting royalty protection. i ten-t— getting royalty protection. i ten-t tttnt— getting royalty protection. i don't think the— getting royalty protection. i don't think the events- getting royalty protection. i don't think the events as is alleged and it's alleged because alleged and it's alleged because a lot of it we haven't actually got to the bottom of it yet. but of course, if they were in entan— but of course, if they were in trttatn tt— but of course, if they were in britain, if they— but of course, if they were in britain, if they were working reyate— britain, if they were working reyate. tney— britain, if they were working royals, they would be protected. as royals, they would be protected. ne tar— royals, they would be protected. ta ta ae— royals, they would be protected. ta ta ae t— royals, they would be protected. as far as i know,— royals, they would be protected. as far as i know, if— royals, they would be protected. as far as i know, if the- royals, they would be protected. as far as i know, if the if- royals, they would be protected. as far as i know, if the if the committee that decides this took on board the evidence, the intelligence, then of course , intelligence, then of course, harry and meghan, if they were working , royals would get working, royals would get protection in terms of the fact that he wants it as a non. that's the matter for intelligence . yes. and for intelligence. yes. and for a president, i think shouldn't be said that anyone like harry, if there is the risk , isn't there. there is the risk, isn't there. his auntie and doesn't get it full time. i'm against that. if you're a royal and you're working, i think you should get it full time. and if he was back here and in fact he's had it every time he's been back. indeed he exactly . he. indeed he got it exactly. he. tessa, don't you think- i: titit . >t

rrtneeee— wrong to make comparisons to princess diana's— wrong to make comparisons to princess diana's death ? princess princess diana's death? princess etana— princess diana's death? princess ntana ttet— princess diana's death? princess diana died because of a drunk trtven— diana died because of a drunk driver, because— diana died because of a drunk driver, because of— diana died because of a drunk driver, because of the fact she vaet— driver, because of the fact she wasn't wearing— driver, because of the fact she wasn't wearing a _ driver, because of the fact she wasn't wearing a seatbelt where are wasn't wearing a seatbelt where tne— wasn't wearing a seatbelt where are the comparisons this is some een— are the comparisons this is some eert et— are the comparisons this is some eert et vent— are the comparisons this is some sort of weird, sick— are the comparisons this is some sort of weird, sick ,_ are the comparisons this is some sort of weird, sick , emotional sort of weird, sick, emotional tame— sort of weird, sick, emotional game playing-— sort of weird, sick, emotional game playing- is_ sort of weird, sick, emotional game playing. is it not? tessa tntereettnt— game playing. is it not? tessa interesting. you— game playing. is it not? tessa interesting. you should- game playing. is it not? tessa interesting. you should bring that up because the new york mayor you cited at the top of your show, eric adams , also your show, eric adams, also brought up how deeply emotional it must have been for the pair, given what happened to diana . given what happened to diana. so forgive me for going with his etttertat— so forgive me for going with his editorial de—man_ so forgive me for going with his editorial de—man and not yours. i editorial de—man and not yours. ttttnt— editorial de—man and not yours. ttttnt ve— editorial de—man and not yours. ttttnt ve ena— editorial de—man and not yours. i think we can all— editorial de—man and not yours. i think we can all agree- editorial de—man and not yours. i think we can all agree that- i think we can all agree that for harry last night will have been something of a trigger. we can also all agree, despite the fact you frame me as a sussex supporter, that yes, there is a contradiction at the heart of their narrative where they both attention, want attention, seek and want privacy. but i think privacy. but finally, i think what this proves is they have gi gigantic media pull and they have a very expensive quest. he wants to come in here how to pay for their own security and to be

able to pay for it. they're going to have to keep performing. it's called a vicious a bit like your vicious circle, a bit like your showdown. i'm sorry. this is ateettte— showdown. i'm sorry. this is absolute rubbish.— : i'm sorry. this is absolute rubbish. this gives new neantnt— absolute rubbish. this gives new neantnt te— absolute rubbish. this gives new neantnp te tne— absolute rubbish. this gives new meaning to the queen's prescient reneat— meaning to the queen's prescient reneat tnat— meaning to the queen's prescient remark that recollections may vary— remark that recollections may vary teaee— remark that recollections may vary because isn't it delicious tnat— vary because isn't it delicious tnat eveenery— vary because isn't it delicious that everyone who's been on the treat— that everyone who's been on the aetnt tren — that everyone who's been on the ground from the— that everyone who's been on the ground from the taxi driver to the ground from the taxi driver to tne nev— ground from the taxi driver to tne nev vert— ground from the taxi driver to the new york city police etttetate— the new york city police officials have- the new york city police officials have not corroborated tnetr— officials have not corroborated tnetr etery. — officials have not corroborated their story. and— officials have not corroborated their story. and i've lived in ten— their story. and i've lived in ten vert— their story. and i've lived in new york city. _ their story. and i've lived in new york city. i— their story. and i've lived in new york city. i spent ten years in new york city. i spent ten years tn nev— new york city. i spent ten years tn nev vert— new york city. i spent ten years in new york city.— new york city. i spent ten years in new york city. you can't walk tne— in new york city. you can't walk tve tteete— in new york city. you can't walk tve tteete tn— in new york city. you can't walk two blocks in new— in new york city. you can't walk two blocks in new york city, let atene— two blocks in new york city, let atene nave— two blocks in new york city, let atene nave a— two blocks in new york city, let alone have a two— two blocks in new york city, let alone have a two hour marathon. tartan— alone have a two hour marathon. rattan er— alone have a two hour marathon. allah oj simpson,— alone have a two hour marathon. allah oj simpson, which is how tney-ve— allah oj simpson, which is how they've depicted _ allah oj simpson, which is how they've depicted this . so they've depicted this. so ee—eattet— they've depicted this. so so—called catastrophic event. i tt— so—called catastrophic event. i tt va— so—called catastrophic event. i mean, it was ridiculous.- so—called catastrophic event. i mean, it was ridiculous. it- so—called catastrophic event. i mean, it was ridiculous. it was ridiculous. digest i want to ask you a final question just on the specifics of the security . do specifics of the security. do they need a new team? because it felt like this secured motty team that they've hired were doing lots of very reckless

things in new york. they seem to be wanting to encourage a cat and mouse with photographers and then putting their principles into a car with a random bloke off the street in a yellow cab. do they need a new security team? frankly, it beggars belief if that version is true. i simply couldn't believe it if that version is true. i- simply couldn't believe it when i simply couldn't believe it when t neat— simply couldn't believe it when t neat tt. — simply couldn't believe it when i heard it. but— simply couldn't believe it when i heard it. but being- simply couldn't believe it when i heard it. “g ”ti. ”tit: i heard it. but being a retired policeman, i like facts . i i heard it. but being a retired policeman, i like facts. i think if it's true you i would sack every single one of them if it's true. but i really need to know their version first. oh, but harry. their version first. oh, but nary. nary— their version first. oh, but harry. harry and- ” tit“ �*" oh, but harry. harry and meghan don't do taete— harry. harry and meghan don't do taete tre— harry. harry and meghan don't do taete tte .— harry. harry and meghan don't do taete tte . tney— harry. harry and meghan don't do facts die . they don't do facts. facts die. they don't do facts. tte— facts die. they don't do facts. tt-e taet— facts die. they don't do facts. it's just feelings.— facts die. they don't do facts. it's just feelings. it's their tratn. — it's just feelings. it's their tratn. tte— it's just feelings. it's their truth. it's feelings is right, teeea— truth. it's feelings is right, teeea nett— truth. it's feelings is right, tessa. well i— truth. it's feelings is right, tessa. well i understand that. i tessa. well i understand that. t anteretant— tessa. well i understand that. i understand that— tessa. well i understand that. i understand that .— tessa. well i understand that. i understand that . and- tessa. well i understand that. i understand that . and i- tessa. well i understand that. i understand that . and i respect i understand that. and i respect everybody's point of view, but i tend to agree with you. dan final word? tessa final word. teeea— final word? tessa final word. teeea t— final word? tessa final word. teeea t taet— final word? tessa final word. tessa i just want— final word? tessa final word. tessa i just want to- �*" :7 tessa final word. tessa i just want to say that i tntnt— tessa i just want to say that i tntnt tnat— tessa i just want to say that i think that harry— tessa i just want to say that i think that harry and meghan ettttnt— think that harry and meghan ettttnt et— think that harry and meghan editing of their— think that harry and meghan editing of their truth matches ean— editing of their truth matches tan vveetten—

editing of their truth matches dan wootton editing of your take of dan wootton editing of your take et tnetr— dan wootton editing of your take et tnetr trttn— dan wootton editing of your take of their truth and _ dan wootton editing of your take of their truth and your all as tat— of their truth and your all as tat ae— of their truth and your all as tat ae eaen— of their truth and your all as bad as each other as far as i'm concerned. but— bad as each other as far as i'm concerned. but i— bad as each other as far as i'm concerned. but i think- bad as each other as far as i'm concerned. but i think we have to recognise lies. they've got an expensive job on their hands as a regular viewer. pay this security as a regular viewer. pay this eeetrtty ae— as a regular viewer. pay this security as your— g . pay this security as your regular viewer of security as your regular viewer et tnte— security as your regular viewer et tnte enet— security as your regular viewer of this show, you— security as your regular viewer of this show, you will know i'm all of this show, you will know i'm at ateat— of this show, you will know i'm all about facts— of this show, you will know i'm all about facts and— of this show, you will know i'm all about facts and not teettnte. — all about facts and not feelings. but- all about facts and not feelings. but dr. tessa dunlop, tnant— feelings. but dr. tessa dunlop, tnant yet— feelings. but dr. tessa dunlop, tnant yet ee— feelings. but dr. tessa dunlop, thank you so much. thank you to tve— thank you so much. thank you to tve terna— thank you so much. thank you to two former royal— thank you so much. thank you to two former royal protection ettteer. — two former royal protection ettteer. tat— two former royal protection officer, dai davies and the expert— officer, dai davies and the expert transatlantic affairs expert in transatlantic affairs ,_wno- expert in transatlantic affairs ,_wno te- expert in transatlantic affairs ,_wno te yea , lee cohen. but who do you agree— , lee cohen. but who do you agree-en— , lee cohen. but who do you agree-on this?- , lee cohen. but who do youi agree .on this? -this agree with on this? does this etatnet— agree with on this? does this etatnet ea— agree with on this? does this claimed car chase prove that nary— claimed car chase prove that harry ant— claimed car chase prove that harry and meghan would have been eater— harry and meghan would have been eater tn— harry and meghan would have been eater tn tne— harry and meghan would have been safer in the uk?— harry and meghan would have been safer in the uk? matthew on tvttter— safer in the uk? matthew on twitter writes— safer in the uk? matthew on twitter writes i— safer in the uk? matthew on twitter writes i have a feeling someiobe_ twitter writes i have a feeling some .obe know- twitter writes i have a feeling. some .obe know-they some of obe know because they ten-t— some of obe know because they tent-tnet— some of obe know because they don't-them back- some of obe know because they don't them back from dahl. don't want them back from dahl. t hey— don't want them back from dahl.| tney—tney they weren't in any danger. they exaggeratet— they weren't in any danger. they exaggerated-whole- they weren't in any danger. they exaggerated whole thing. it exaggerated the whole thing. it was exaggerated the whole thing. it vaelettnt— exaggerated the whole thing. it was stunt highlight. they was a stunt to highlight. they neetet— was a stunt to highlight. they needed protection for when vtetttnt— needed protection for when visiting britain.— needed protection for when visiting britain. and jackie vrttee— visiting britain. and jackie. writes, _ safe. writes, they were both safe. tte— writes, they were both safe. tte-tne— writes, they were both safe. tte-tte patr- writes, they were both safe. it's-the pair are. it's sick that the pair are terna— it's sick that the pair are. using—mother it's sick that the pair are- using_mother of using the deceased mother of rrtnee— using the deceased mother of rrtnee-tn— using the deceased mother of rrtnee-tn a- using the deceased mother of prince-in a stunt.- using the deceased mother of prince in a stunt. harry prince william in a stunt. harry nae— prince william in a stunt. harry nae-ntneett— prince william in a stunt. harry has-himself yet- prince william in a stunt. harry has himself yet again. has disgraced himself yet again. and has disgraced himself yet again. ant year— has disgraced himself yet again. and your verdict— has disgraced himself yet again. and your verdict is— has disgraced himself yet again. and your verdict is now in. 30% of and your verdict is now in. 30% et yet— and your verdict is now in. 30% et yea eay— and your verdict is now in. 30% et yea eay tnat— and your verdict is now in. 30% of you say that the _ and your verdict is now in. 30% of you say that the car crash, car chase does— of you say that the car crash, car chase does prove that the

eetpte— car chase does prove that the eeapte vett— car chase does prove that the couple would have been safe in the couple would have been safe in tne un— couple would have been safe in tne tt. zet— couple would have been safe in tne tt. tet et— couple would have been safe in the uk. 70% of you— couple would have been safe in the uk. 70% of you say it does net.— the uk. 70% of you say it does net. eentnt— the uk. 70% of you say it does net. eentng ap— the uk. 70% of you say it does not. coming up with harry repenetty— not. coming up with harry reportedly telling friends his ee—eattet— reportedly telling friends his so—called car— reportedly telling friends his so—called car chase brought him eteeeet— so—called car chase brought him eteeeet te— so—called car chase brought him closest to understanding the nant— closest to understanding the nttnt tte— closest to understanding the night his mother died . is the night his mother died. is the eepaeen— night his mother died. is the comparison crude attempt by comparison a crude attempt by the comparison a crude attempt by tte-te— comparison a crude attempt by tte-te tarn— comparison a crude attempt by the-to gain public- comparison a crude attempt by the to gain public sympathy the duke to gain public sympathy ? the duke to gain public sympathy eea— the duke to gain public sympathy eea-naeter— the duke to gain public sympathy ? our master minds, lady ? our royal master minds, lady eettn— ? our royal master minds, lady colin campbell— ? our royal master minds, lady colin campbell and phil dampier etanttnt— colin campbell and phil dampier etanttnt-tnte. — colin campbell and phil dampier standing-this. but- colin campbell and phil dampier standing this. but next, standing by on this. but next, as standing by on this. but next, ae-stnat— standing by on this. but next, as-sunak appears- standing by on this. but next, as sunak appears to as rishi sunak appears to atanten— as rishi sunak appears to abandon the— as rishi sunak appears to abandon the tory 2019 immigration- abandon the tory 2019 immigration pledge is another tteaeter— immigration pledge is another tteaeter ter— immigration pledge is another disaster for the _ immigration pledge is another disaster for the party. based on the disaster for the party. based on tne nay— disaster for the party. based on tne vay ant— disaster for the party. based on the way and should we maybe just etart— the way and should we maybe just start considering— the way and should we maybe just start considering who could reptaee— start considering who could reptaee tne— start considering who could replace the failing pm political ttretrant— replace the failing pm political firebrand and— replace the failing pm political firebrand and former tory ntnteter— firebrand and former tory minister ann— firebrand and former tory minister ann widdecombe is live vrtt— minister ann widdecombe is live vttn ne— minister ann widdecombe is live vttn ne tn— minister ann widdecombe is live vttn ne tn taet— minister ann widdecombe is live with me in just one moment.

and place your vote. wouldn't it be tan— and place your vote. wouldn't it be tan tt— and place your vote. wouldn't it be tan tt ve— and place your vote. wouldn't it be fun if we beat— and place your vote. wouldn't it be fun if we beat the establishment . lady colin establishment. lady colin eanptett— establishment. lady colin campbell and— establishment. lady colin campbell and phil dampier coming up- _ campbell and phil dampier coming up. tat— campbell and phil dampier coming up. tat ttret.— campbell and phil dampier coming up. tat ttret. tett— campbell and phil dampier coming up. but first, big willie- campbell and phil dampier coming up. �*" itg �*vaj ll ti up. but first, big willie style with former tory minister ann widdecombe . and despite bold widdecombe. and despite bold recent pledges made by our latest prime minister, rishi sunak net annual migration into britain expected to have britain is expected to have risen to a shameful all time record of 700,000. that's when figures are published next week . it's up from just 250,000 back in 2019. now, this is despite bofis in 2019. now, this is despite boris johnson's storming into downing street that year on the back of a manifesto pledge to reduce migration . ryan, reduce net migration. ryan, speaking to journalists overnight en route to talks with world leaders in japan. sunak was asked three times whether he world leaders in japan. sunak was a byd three times whether he world leaders in japan. sunak was a by that ee times whether he world leaders in japan. sunak was a by that torymes whether he world leaders in japan. sunak was a by that tory electionther he stood by that tory election pledge overall numbers will pledge that overall numbers will come down but couldn't give an

answer, repeatedly dodging the question, seeming to lay blame on his predecessors. sunak could only stutter. inherited only stutter. i've inherited some numbers. i want to bring the down. i've said i do the numbers down. i've said i do want bring legal migration want to bring legal migration down. illegal migration want to bring legal migration dc under illegal migration want to bring legal migration dc under outwardly al migration want to bring legal migration dc under outwardly theiigration want to bring legal migration dc under outwardly the country's is under outwardly the country's priority. can see all priority. and you can see all the work i'm putting into that now. the government's failure to tackle immigration has politico already lining up the runners and riders replace sunak, and riders to replace sunak, including i'll look at that x well , current cabinet including i'll look at that x well, current cabinet ministers suella braverman . kemi badenoch suella braverman. kemi badenoch penny morton and of course you can't rule out b—b—b can you bnng can't rule out b—b—b can you bring back boris? so look and it. kim there's a tory civil war brewing , you know that i know brewing, you know that i know that immigration is a huge issue too, and sunak seems to just be conceding , oh, too, and sunak seems to just be conceding, oh, i'm too, and sunak seems to just be conceding , oh, i'm only going to conceding, oh, i'm only going to focus on illegal immigration. but that's not what was promised when we voted for boris in 2019. no that wasn't what was promised. and indeed, there has

teen— promised. and indeed, there has teen ne— promised. and indeed, there has been no reneging_ promised. and indeed, there has been no reneging on— : and indeed, there has been no reneging on that since in been no reneging on that since tn pnnetpte— been no reneging on that since tn prtnetpte .— been no reneging on that since tn prtnetpte . t— been no reneging on that since in principle. i mean, been no reneging on that since in principle . i mean, there has in principle. i mean, there has teen— in principle. i mean, there has teen tn— in principle. i mean, there has been in practise— in principle. i mean, there has been in practise but in prtnetpte.— been in practise but in principle, nobody said, oh, vett— principle, nobody said, oh, wen, yet— principle, nobody said, oh, well, you know,- principle, nobody said, oh, well, you know, this is history. tve-ve— well, you know, this is history. we've abandoned— well, you know, this is history. we've abandoned that. it's tneperattve— we've abandoned that. it's tneperattve .— we've abandoned that. it's inoperative . nobody has said inoperative. nobody has said tnat— inoperative. nobody has said an .— inoperative. nobody has said an . se— inoperative. nobody has said an . se tne— inoperative. nobody has said that . so the nation, therefore , that. so the nation, therefore, is that. so the nation, therefore, te tttty— that. so the nation, therefore, is fully entitled— that. so the nation, therefore, is fully entitled to believe tnat— is fully entitled to believe an tnat— is fully entitled to believe that that promise is still eperattve— that that promise is still operative and- that that promise is still operative and they're failing tetatty. — operative and they're failing tetatty. ant— operative and they're failing totally. and if— operative and they're failing totally. and if they do fail on tnnttratten— totally. and if they do fail on immigration, then they will atneet— immigration, then they will almost certainly lose the genera— almost certainly lose the general election. and then tnteet.— general election. and then indeed, there— general election. and then indeed, there will be unavoidably, i think there'll be a teaterentp— unavoidably, i think there'll be a leadership contest. however vnete— a leadership contest. however where we're not— a leadership contest. however where we're not just considering the where we're not just considering tne tery— where we're not just considering tne tery natty— where we're not just considering the tory party here, we're considering— the tory party here, we're considering the country, the entry— considering the country, the eeantry ttt— considering the country, the country did look extremely teeten— country did look extremely foolish when— country did look extremely foolish when we had a rapid succession of— foolish when we had a rapid succession of prime ministers i tntnt— succession of prime ministers i tntnt ve— succession of prime ministers i tntnt we at— succession of prime ministers i think we all remember the ptettre— think we all remember the ptetae tn— think we all remember the picture in the— think we all remember the picture in the german press of a tanana— picture in the german press of a tanana ant— picture in the german press of a banana and they— picture in the german press of a banana and they said that was entan— banana and they said that was trttatn at— banana and they said that was britain at and— banana and they said that was britain at and we— banana and they said that was britain at and we do not need to go britain at and we do not need to te tnrettn— britain at and we do not need to te tnreatn tnat— britain at and we do not need to go through that sort of upheaval tetveen— go through that sort of upheaval tetveen nev— go through that sort of upheaval between now and— go through that sort of upheaval between now and the general eteetten— between now and the general eteetten .— between now and the general eteetten . ee— between now and the general election . so i— between now and the general election . so i rather think that election. so i rather think that it election. so i rather think that tt vett— election. so i rather think that tt vettt te— election. so i rather think that it would be a— election. so i rather think that it would be a responsible to vat— it would be a responsible to vatt tetere— it would be a responsible to wait before speculating on who's

going— wait before speculating on who's tetnt te— wait before speculating on who's going to succeed. _ wait before speculating on who's going to succeed. okay. okay vet.— going to succeed. okay. okay well, let me take you at your word on that. you have been a tory minister. what is suella braverman meant to do ? you she's braverman meant to do? you she's the home secretary she she is trying to fulfil a tory manifesto pledge. and by bringing immigration down at every point at her fellow cabinet ministers are frustrating that mission . so is frustrating that mission. so is she meant to stay in the job and just keep trying? or does the point come and where she has to resign on principle ? well. well resign on principle? well. well i mean, that point may come . i i mean, that point may come. i don't know. that's that's really for don't know. that's that's really ter ner— don't know. that's that's really ta ta te— don't know. that's that's really for her to decide.— don't know. that's that's really for her to decide. but what i tntnt— for her to decide. but what i tntnt ve— for her to decide. but what i think we have— for her to decide. but what i think we have to— for her to decide. but what i think we have to do about this is think we have to do about this te te— think we have to do about this te te eay— think we have to do about this te te eay. vett— think we have to do about this is to say, well, you know, if i tne— is to say, well, you know, if i was the home— is to say, well, you know, if i was the home secretary, what went— was the home secretary, what vettt t— was the home secretary, what vettt t te— was the home secretary, what would i be doing? and the first tnna— would i be doing? and the first the ene-e— would i be doing? and the first the ene-e tet— would i be doing? and the first thing she's got to— would i be doing? and the first thing she's got to do is to teate— thing she's got to do is to teette. tn— thing she's got to do is to decide. i'm laying aside illegal tnntaatten— decide. i'm laying aside illegal immigration moment, immigration at the moment, teettnt— immigration at the moment,- looking—immigration looking at the legal immigration has looking at the legal immigration nae tet— looking at the legal immigration nae tet te— looking at the legal immigration has got to decide— looking at the legal immigration has got to decide which eatetertee— has got to decide which categories they want to bring tevn. — categories they want to bring tevn. tte — categories they want to bring tevn. tte tney— categories they want to bring down. do they want fewer

etttente— down. do they want fewer students, fewer- down. do they want fewer students, fewer students, tepentente— students, fewer students, dependents ,_ students, fewer students, dependents , fewer skilled dependents, fewer skilled vverent— dependents, fewer skilled vverent e— dependents, fewer skilled workers ? which categories do workers? which categories do tney— workers? which categories do tney vant— workers? which categories do tney vant te— workers? which categories do they want to bring down? there appeare— they want to bring down? there appeare te— they want to bring down? there appeare te te— they want to bring down? there appears to be no— they want to bring down? there appears to be no method to this. tnere-e— appears to be no method to this. tnere-e taet— appears to be no method to this. there's just this— appears to be no method to this. there's just this general all enetrntnt— there's just this general all consuming promise. oh, well, vett— consuming promise. oh, well, at bring— consuming promise. oh, well, we'll bring immigration down vrtt— we'll bring immigration down vttn ne— we'll bring immigration down with no addressing at all of vnat— with no addressing at all of what immigration it is that they vant— what immigration it is that they want te— what immigration it is that they want te tnna— what immigration it is that they want to bring down. ritzy. what immigration it is that they want to bring down. "cat t“ e want to bring down. they haven't told us that. well, no. - want to bring down. they haven't told us that. well, no. and i think the reason they haven't told us is because suella braverman is at a very different place to her boss. but look, we may have the figures next week, and so we will be talking about that. then have a very good weekend. ann whittaker but coming up as keir starmer boasts he will reopen talks with the eu, is brexit now under genuine threat? if labour gets into power? my superstar panel debate that soon. but next with prince harry reportedly telling france's so—called car chase brought him closer to understanding the night his mother died, is the duke of delusions crude comparison in a desperate cry for sympathy , our desperate cry for sympathy, our royal masterminds, lady colin

campbell and phil dampier, they've got lots to say on this. they're up .

next samantha markle on the way live. but time now for our royal master means lady colin campbell and phil dampier. master means lady colin campbell and phil dampier . and prince and phil dampier. and prince harry's habit of cashing in on his late mother's memory knows no bounds with the duke of delusion, allowing his friends to name check diana while briefing the times newspaper here about his so—called near—death car chase last night , harry reportedly told pals it was the, quote, closest he'd ever felt to understanding what happened to his mother on that paris night in 1997. remember, it was only last year that harry admitted he still questions princess diana's unexplained death. and he's still clearly disturbed by losing his mum so

young. but us media superstar meghan kelly, a regular contributor on this show, hit the nail on the head with this assessment today. let's face it, he's assessment today. let's face it, ne-e teen— assessment today. let's face it, an teen trytnt— assessment today. let's face it, he's been trying to— : let's face it, he's been trying to make her tnte— he's been trying to make her tnte ntana— he's been trying to make her into diana from _ he's been trying to make her into diana from the moment they etartet— into diana from the moment they etartet tattnt. — into diana from the moment they started dating. j started dating. remember, early on she had like a couple of paps following her and he released the statement like, i'm not going to allow what to happen to her, what happened to my mother. that's not what's happening. vveteene— that's not what's happening. vveteene te— that's not what's happening. welcome to being a public figure-— welcome to being a public figure- eren— welcome to being a public figure. grow-so- welcome to being a public figure. grow so lady c is figure. grow up so lady c is nary-e— figure. grow up so lady c is harry's camparis_ figure. grow up so lady c is harry's camparis open with his mum's death? _ harry's camparis open with his mum's death? a— harry's camparis open with his mum's death? ' i: mum's death? a crude attempt here to gain public sympathy . here to gain public sympathy. not only to gain public sympathy , but to regain ipp status so that he can and she can get the taxpayers in britain to pay for their security when they are in britain and to pay for their security when they're in the united states. the american tavpayere— united states. the american tavpayere vrtt— united states. the american taxpayers will have- t“ tit: the american

taxpayers will have to pay this is taxpayers will have to pay this te a— taxpayers will have to pay this te a very— taxpayers will have to pay this is a very cynical— taxpayers will have to pay this is a very cynical and quite trantty— is a very cynical and quite trantty. very— is a very cynical and quite frankly, very dissed , tasteful frankly, very dissed, tasteful exploitation _ frankly, very dissed, tasteful exploitation of _ frankly, very dissed, tasteful exploitation of his mother's tatte— exploitation of his mother's tragic death. _ exploitation of his mother's tragic death. ' “t: exploitation of his mother's tragic death. '“t: e exploitation of his mother's tragic death. t: e tragic death. and it is the height of manipulative vulgarity . phil yeah. good evening, . philyeah. good evening, daniel . . phil yeah. good evening, daniel . they've played every daniel. they've played every other card, haven't they? we've had the race card. we've had the misogyny card. i suppose it was only a matter before we only a matter of time before we had the diana card. i mean, it really farce. this really was a total farce. this chase.i really was a total farce. this chase. i mean, to compare this to what happened, diana, is absolutely ridiculous. of absolutely ridiculous. and of course, is that he does course, the fact is that he does need security. he he made himself with this claim himself a target with this claim about taliban. about killing 25 taliban. so this a serious issue. so this is a very serious issue. so his security wise up his security has got to wise up because they've got to distinguish paparazzi distinguish between paparazzi who aren't actually to who aren't actually there to hurt them , just to take hurt them, just to take photographs and real terrorists. so it was a very unfortunate incident. but i don't understand why they didn't just slow down. i mean, they had blackened windows. could windows. i'm not sure they could have any decent pictures have got any decent pictures anyway, they just didn't anyway, but they just didn't

seem and they do seem to have a plan. and they do need to better security need to get better security because it's a very serious issue. ladies, c, what issue. i mean, ladies, c, what do was actually going do you think was actually going on though? because as on here, though? because as they left on here, though? because as they tett an— on here, though? because as they tett an sev— on here, though? because as they left an suv with— on here, though? because as they left an suv with security- t“ti”ti g7 because as they left an suv with security detail to left an suv with security detail te tet— left an suv with security detail te tet tnte— left an suv with security detail te tet tnte a— left an suv with security detail to get into a yellow taxi with a taver— to get into a yellow taxi with a trtver vne— to get into a yellow taxi with a driver who and _ to get into a yellow taxi with a driver who and look , mr singh, driver who and look, mr singh, he driver who and look, mr singh, ne eeene— driver who and look, mr singh, he seems like— driver who and look, mr singh, he seems like a— driver who and look, mr singh, he seems like a great guy. we've ntn— he seems like a great guy. we've ntn eve— he seems like a great guy. we've seen him over the— he seems like a great guy. we've seen him over the last 24 hours. he eart— seen him over the last 24 hours. he eatt tnere— seen him over the last 24 hours. he said there wasn't a car chase by he said there wasn't a car chase ty tne— he said there wasn't a car chase ty tne nay.— he said there wasn't a car chase ty tne vay. tat.— he said there wasn't a car chase by the way, but, you know, lady c by the way, but, you know, lady e at— by the way, but, you know, lady e at tne— by the way, but, you know, lady e at tne ama— by the way, but, you know, lady c at the time, they— by the way, but, you know, lady c at the time, they had no idea if c at the time, they had no idea tt tnte— c at the time, they had no idea tt the guy— c at the time, they had no idea tt the gay ae— c at the time, they had no idea if this guy was on— c at the time, they had no idea if this guy was on drugs or trunk.— if this guy was on drugs or trunk. se— if this guy was on drugs or drunk. so what— if this guy was on drugs or drunk. so what was going on? i tnet— drunk. so what was going on? i knew yeve— drunk. so what was going on? i knew yeve tet— drunk. so what was going on? i know you've got suspicions of eert— know you've got suspicions of eert et— know you've got suspicions of some sort of set— know you've got suspicions of some sort of set up . e some sort of set up. it is a atte— some sort of set up. it is a crude attempt . but- some sort of set up. i f: but for them some sort of set up. i i: but for them to crude attempt. but for them to tnat— crude attempt. but for them to ensure that the— crude attempt. but for them to ensure that the public- i: but for them to ensure that the public found out atett— ensure that the public found out atett tnetr— ensure that the public found out about their endangerment, ensure that the public found out about their endangerment , the about their endangerment, the entangernent— about their endangerment, the endangerment is— about their endangerment, the endangerment is purely in their neate— endangerment is purely in their neate .— endangerment is purely in their heads . everybody— endangerment is purely in their heads . everybody in the endangerment is purely in their heads. everybody in the public eye— heads. everybody in the public eye te— heads. everybody in the public eye is sometimes— heads. everybody in the public eye is sometimes kept . it's not eye is sometimes kept. it's not a big— eye is sometimes kept. it's not a big teat— eye is sometimes kept. it's not a big teat .— eye is sometimes kept. it's not a big teat . yet— eye is sometimes kept. it's not a big deal, you know, and it was nat— a big deal, you know, and it was nat tney— a big deal, you know, and it was nat tney net— a big deal, you know, and it was nat tney net tet— a big deal, you know, and it was had they not got into that cab

ant— had they not got into that cab and compromised— had they not got into that cab and compromised their security, tnere— and compromised their security, tnere te— and compromised their security, tnere te ne— and compromised their security, tnere te ne nay— and compromised their security, there is no way this incident eettt— there is no way this incident eettt nave— there is no way this incident could have got— there is no way this incident could have got out . so they are could have got out. so they are eynteat— could have got out. so they are eynteat arne— could have got out. so they are cynical arnie making a manipulative device on the basis of manipulative device on the basis et eeetrtty— manipulative device on the basis et eeetrtty ae— manipulative device on the basis of security as they— manipulative device on the basis of security as they violate tnetr— of security as they violate tnetr — of security as they violate their own security. i mean , do their own security. i mean, do tney— their own security. i mean, do tney tntnt— their own security. i mean, do they think we're— their own security. i mean, do they think we're stupid ? do they they think we're stupid? do they tntnt— they think we're stupid? do they tntnt ve— they think we're stupid? do they tntnt we are— they think we're stupid? do they think we are a— they think we're stupid? do they think we are a stupid as they e— think we are a stupid as they e t— think we are a stupid as they e t nean— think we are a stupid as they are ? i mean, the— think we are a stupid as they are ? i mean, the whole thing is are? i mean, the whole thing is ettenetve— are? i mean, the whole thing is ettenetve .— are? i mean, the whole thing is offensive . kyiv— are? i mean, the whole thing is offensive . kyiv you know, it's offensive. kyiv you know, it's taet— offensive. kyiv you know, it's just ridiculous. _ offensive. kyiv you know, it's just ridiculous. why don't they etep— just ridiculous. why don't they etep tnetr— just ridiculous. why don't they stop their drugs,— just ridiculous. why don't they stop their drugs, stop their trtnttnt— stop their drugs, stop their drinking and— stop their drugs, stop their drinking and grow up ? and aside drinking and grow up? and aside tren— drinking and grow up? and aside tren anytntnt— drinking and grow up? and aside from anything else , if she lays from anything else, if she lays off from anything else, if she lays ett tne— from anything else, if she lays off the sauce— from anything else, if she lays off the sauce ,_ from anything else, if she lays off the sauce , maybe her legs off the sauce, maybe her legs vrtt— off the sauce, maybe her legs vttt etep— off the sauce, maybe her legs will stop withering away. the way— will stop withering away. the way women who— will stop withering away. the way women who are on on the ent ap— way women who are on on the sauce end up having shape less vett— sauce end up having shape less vvett .— sauce end up having shape less vet. t— sauce end up having shape less cars. well , i will. i- sauce end up having shape less cars. �*vajtiii a. i will. cars. well, i will. i will. i vrtt— cars. well, i will. i will. i vttt taet— cars. well, i will. i will. i vttt taet. t— cars. well, i will. i will. i will just. iwill_ cars. well, i will. i will. i will just. i will just- cars. �*vajtiii til. iwill.i will just. i will just clarify. t-n — will just. i will just clarify. t-n ee— will just. i will just clarify. i'm sure lady— will just. i will just clarify. i'm sure lady c— will just. i will just clarify. i'm sure lady c is talking about tneee— i'm sure lady c is talking about tneee teta— i'm sure lady c is talking about those legal drugs— i'm sure lady c is talking about those legal drugs that are

avattatte— those legal drugs that are available in— those legal drugs that are available in california these taye. — available in california these taye. retent— available in california these days. right. phil ' etigt days. right. phil absolutely. ant— days. right. phil absolutely. and the sauce is all so legal. everything is legal, legal, legalv— everything is legal, legal, tetat. teta— everything is legal, legal, tetat. tegat .— everything is legal, legal, legal, legal. but it everything is legal, legal, legal, legal . but it doesn't legal, legal. but it doesn't atter— legal, legal. but it doesn't atter tne— legal, legal. but it doesn't alter the fact— legal, legal. but it doesn't alter the fact it's damaging. tat— alter the fact it's damaging. tat tnt— alter the fact it's damaging. tat rntt .— alter the fact it's damaging. but phil, what's interesting is it but phil, what's interesting is tt teete— but phil, what's interesting is it feels like— but phil, what's interesting is it feels like they've overplayed tnetr— it feels like they've overplayed tnetr nante— it feels like they've overplayed their hands now— it feels like they've overplayed their hands now because even tteaet— their hands now because even tneatn tney-re— their hands now because even though they're allies in the ttterat— though they're allies in the ttterat us— though they're allies in the liberal us media are desperately trytnt— liberal us media are desperately trytnt te— liberal us media are desperately trytnp te eene— liberal us media are desperately trytnp te ap— liberal us media are desperately trying to come up with excuses for trying to come up with excuses ter tnen. — trying to come up with excuses for them. even— trying to come up with excuses for them. even the- trying to come up with excuses for them. “jiilj \ttitj / for them. even the new york times and even cnn are starting to struggle because the statement was so clearly a fantasy , it was so clearly fantasy, it was so clearly a total exaggeration . yeah, i total exaggeration. yeah, i mean, it's backfired- ti;,t

ttte— if they're going to carry on tte-t— if they're going to carry on like-i think- if they're going to carry on like i think they're going like this, i think they're going to like this, i think they're going te teee— like this, i think they're going te teee any— like this, i think they're going to lose any support they've got tett— to lose any support they've got left-america _ to lose any support they've got left-america .well, - to lose any support they've got left america well, because left in america as well, because tren— left in america as well, because tren-tatter— left in america as well, because from-gather, their- from what we gather, their pepatanty— from what we gather, their popularity plummeting popularity is plummeting there as popularity is plummeting there ae-nere. — popularity is plummeting there as-here. indeed. - popularity is plummeting there as here. as it is here. indeed. look, it's been completely overshadowed by the fake car chase. is worth just chase. but it is worth just taking one moment to look at what meghan actually said at this award ceremony, she this award ceremony, because she was preaching to us, you know, us little people about a life of service. watch charter, a path in which what you repeat in your daily acts of service , in daily acts of service, in kindness, in advocacy , in grace kindness, in advocacy, in grace and in fairness , that those and in fairness, that those become the very things that are recognised by the next wave of women . i mean, ladies, see what women. i mean, ladies, see what has she actually done in i mean. diana right . has she actually done in i mean. diana right. landmines, the aids epidemic. epidemic eating disorders. what has meghan actually done? what is the service that she talks about? well this provided invaluable service, but it's not been publicly it's been privately

albie and she has she has serviced her way from being a minor player into a major player. you know, when she epeate— player. you know, when she epeate atett— you know, when she speaks about service, she teeen-t— speaks about service, she doesn't seem _ speaks about service, she doesn't seem to understand that patte— doesn't seem to understand that pattte eervtee— doesn't seem to understand that public service does— doesn't seem to understand that public service does not require tnat— public service does not require an yet— public service does not require that you service— public service does not require that you service people you wish to that you service people you wish te ettttvate— that you service people you wish to cultivate it,— that you service people you wish to cultivate it, and— that you service people you wish to cultivate it, and that you do it to cultivate it, and that you do tt tnrettn— to cultivate it, and that you do it through men.— to cultivate it, and that you do it through men. you actually are not it through men. you actually are net atett— it through men. you actually are not about service— it through men. you actually are not about service yourself and eervtee— not about service yourself and eervtee being— not about service yourself and service being those you wish to tate— service being those you wish to take advantage— service being those you wish to take advantage of.— service being those you wish to take advantage of. public eervtee— take advantage of. public eervtee te— take advantage of. public service is about giving to ettere— service is about giving to others. meghan is all about eervtee— others. meghan is all about eervtee .— others. meghan is all about service . yeah,— others. meghan is all about service . yeah, i'm sure she service. yeah, i'm sure she eervteee— service. yeah, i'm sure she eervteee nary— service. yeah, i'm sure she services harry very well, but t-n — services harry very well, but t-n ee— services harry very well, but i'm sure she's— services harry very well, but i'm sure she's serviced every tety— i'm sure she's serviced every tety etee— i'm sure she's serviced every body else she's— i'm sure she's serviced every body else she's ever been tnvetvet— body else she's ever been involved with. _ body else she's ever been involved with. that's a part of ner— involved with. that's a part of net treat— involved with. that's a part of her great success.— involved with. that's a part of her great success. but that's net— her great success. but that's net patte— her great success. but that's not public service. that's prtvate— not public service. that's private service. l e private service. but phil isn't the thing that she actually

really only cares about servicing herself. you know, this is all about making money and becoming more famous as well. i mean, even the charities don't seem to raise a lot of money. do they think she only mate— money. do they think she only mate a— money. do they think she only mate a very— money. do they think she only made a very small— “jjiij’jjiilgt do they think she only made a very small profit of atett— made a very small profit of atett tr— made a very small profit of about $1 million or something on about $1 million or something on a ttrnever et— about $1 million or something on a turnover of about— about $1 million or something on a turnover of about four? and a lot a turnover of about four? and a tet et— a turnover of about four? and a tet et peepte— a turnover of about four? and a lot of people thought that big tenatten— lot of people thought that big donation was— lot of people thought that big donation was from oprah winfrey, by donation was from oprah winfrey, ty tne — donation was from oprah winfrey, ny tne vay. — donation was from oprah winfrey, ny tne vay. t— donation was from oprah winfrey, ny tne vay. t-ve— donation was from oprah winfrey, by the way, i we don't have by the way, i know we don't have preet— by the way, i know we don't have peer-ttt— by the way, i know we don't have preet-ttt-te- by the way, i know we don't have proof- but- is the - proof of that, but that is the eappeetten— proof of that, but that is the suggestion oprah winfrey suggestion that oprah winfrey mate— suggestion that oprah winfrey natelttt— suggestion that oprah winfrey made big donation to archewell made a big donation to archewell in made a big donation to archewell tn-ter— made a big donation to archewell tn-ter tne— made a big donation to archewell tn-ter tne ter— made a big donation to archewell in-for the for the- in exchange for the for the tntervtev.— in exchange for the for the interview, which was actually a teete— interview, which was actually a tteete et— interview, which was actually a tissue of lies. _ interview, which was actually a tissue of lies. g? t“ ll tissue of lies. again, i'll repeat, no proof, but that is at least the suggestion when she makes these speeches and at the end of it, you're none the wiser as to what she's actually talking about. i mean, to be tenet.— talking about. i mean, to be honest, mumbo_ “g i mean, to be honest, mumbo jumbo between men.— honest, mumbo jumbo between ten—tnat- honest, mumbo jumbo between tten—tnat t- honest, mumbo jumbo between them._that i canj them. the only thing that i can tntnt— them. the only thing that i can tntnt yet— them. the only thing that i can think you-point— them. the only thing that i can think you point that has think you can point to that has teen— think you can point to that has beenlsuccess_ think you can point to that has beenlsuccess that- think you can point to that has been success that we all been a success that we all remember and— been a success that we all remember and admire is the tnvtette— remember and admire is the invictus games.— remember and admire is the invictus games. that's the only tnna— invictus games. that's the only tntnt—aettatty- thing that harry's actually done vnete— thing that harry's actually done vnere—tp- thing that harry's actually done vnere—tp tnere| where you say that is up there vrtt— where you say that is up there vttn mana— where you say that is up there with diana and— where you say that is up there with diana and the landmines and everytttna— with diana and the landmines and everytttna-ttt- with diana and the landmines and everything. -but none- with diana and the landmines and everything. -but none ofl everything. exactly. but none of tnat— everything. exactly. but none of that meghan. none that

that from meghan. none of that from no, no sign from meghan, and no, no sign that like that is that anything like that is coming. but lady colin campbell , royal , phil dampier, our royal masterminds , pleasure as masterminds, a pleasure as always. we speak next week. always. we will speak next week. but up , always. we will speak next week. but up, sticking always. we will speak next week. but up , sticking with but coming up, sticking with this and a bombshell exclusive of meghan's estranged sister, samantha markle her samantha markle gives her unfiltered verdict on the couple's near catastrophic car chase. but next, as slippery starmer boasts he will renegotiate with the eu is brexit now under genuine threat if labour gets into power? my superstar panel debate that very shortly . plus, we're going to shortly. plus, we're going to have a first look at tomorrow's newspaper. front pages, hot off the press. so don't go anywhere . we're back the press. so don't go anywhere .we're back in the press. so don't go anywhere . we're back in just two minutes .we're back in just two minutes time .

is 10 pm. i'm dan wootton. tonight harry and meghan's fairy tale of new york unravels in

record time as the cops mayor and taxi driver all speak out against their so—called paparazzi car chase. but with meghan growing up in hollywood film sets, is it any wonder their sham manhattan story of near—catastrophe is a load of baloney. meghan's estranged sister, samantha markle , joins sister, samantha markle, joins me live imminently to exclusively dissect the latest montecito make believe moment . montecito make believe moment. plus, is it time the sussex forming lamestream media upped their game and started fact checking the duke and duchess of delusion , a near catastrophic delusion, a near catastrophic car chase, relentless pursuit, multiple near collisions. it clearly made them feel multiple near collisions. it- clearly made them feel extremely uncomfortable— clearly made them feel extremely uncomfortable . _ clearly made them feel extremely uncomfortable . all— clearly made them feel extremely uncomfortable . uncomfortable. all fleet street legend kelvin mackenzie lets rip at the msm. sussex sycophants who fuelled this fake news without investigating the facts. he's also going to weigh in on the latest bombshell revelations from holly willoughby and phillip schofield's. this morning crisis which could be

reached boiling point if the world's best spin doctors are anything to go by. and talking of being untrustworthy, slippery starmer boasts that he'll dramatically reopen talks with the eu if labour gets into power. so is brexit right now under threat? if the scheming social has grabbed the keys to number 10, that's the big debate next with my superstar panel. and tonight, i'm joined by allison pearson, sean bailey and amy nicholl . also coming up amy nicholl. also coming up tonight , amy nicholl. also coming up tonight, have sports giant adidas has not learned anything from nyc's dylan mulvaney affair . the brand becomes the latest woke ridden organisation to commit commercial suicide by flogging women's swim suits modelled by biological males. flogging women's swim suits modelled by biological males . us modelled by biological males. us college swimming star riley gaines, the woman tasked with unfairly competing against biological male lil thomas in the pool, sent us this furious message tonight. and that's teaee— message tonight. and that's teaee tney— message tonight. and that's because they don't- g tit“ g“ and that's because they don't care. they ten-t— because they don't care. they ten-t eae— because they don't care. they don't care about— because they don't care. they don't care about women. this is all don't care about women. this is at atett— don't care about women. this is

all about erasing— don't care about women. this is all about erasing us as a whole. tet-e— all about erasing us as a whole. tet-e ttt— all about erasing us as a whole. tet-e ntt tnern— all about erasing us as a whole. let's hit them where it hurts ant— let's hit them where it hurts ant tet-e— let's hit them where it hurts and let's boycott— let's hit them where it hurts and let's boycott adidas while big cat. — and let's boycott adidas while big cat. tnn— and let's boycott adidas while big call. i'm going- and let's boycott adidas while big call. gtit “g “g big call. i'm going to bring you more of that later this hour. plus, tomorrow's newspaper , plus, tomorrow's newspaper, front pages, hot off the press and the final gbu of the week before we're done. so do stay up with us tonight. first, though, get up to date with the headunes get up to date with the headlines with polly middlehurst . dan, thank you. the latest tnte— . dan, thank you. the latest news this hour,— dan, thank you. the latest news this hour, rishi sunak and his news this hour, rishi sunak and tie tapaneee— news this hour, rishi sunak and his japanese counterpart have tteeteeet— his japanese counterpart have discussed further— his japanese counterpart have discussed further potential eeeperatten— discussed further potential cooperation on— discussed further potential cooperation on military training and cooperation on military training ant exeretetnt— cooperation on military training and exercising the two countries signed— and exercising the two countries ettnet a— and exercising the two countries ettnet a ne— and exercising the two countries signed a new agreement to build tee— signed a new agreement to build closer defence— signed a new agreement to build closer defence security and eyter— closer defence security and eyter tree— closer defence security and eyter ttee .— closer defence security and cyber ties . as— closer defence security and cyber ties . as the prime cyber ties. as the prime tatnteter— cyber ties. as the prime minister is— cyber ties. as the prime minister is in- cyber ties. as the prime minister is in hiroshima, where he minister is in hiroshima, where ne attentet— minister is in hiroshima, where he attended a— minister is in hiroshima, where he attended a ceremony dinner aneat— he attended a ceremony dinner aneat et— he attended a ceremony dinner aneat et tne— he attended a ceremony dinner ahead of the g7— he attended a ceremony dinner ahead of the g7 summit. rishi stnat— ahead of the g7 summit. rishi stnat eaye— ahead of the g7 summit. rishi sunak says the— ahead of the g7 summit. rishi sunak says the new deal will tatter— sunak says the new deal will further strengthen and deepen the partnership— further strengthen and deepen the partnership between the two eetnntee— the partnership between the two countries and _ the partnership between the two countries and earlier , he countries and earlier, he announced japanese businesses nave— announced japanese businesses nave prenteet—

announced japanese businesses have promised to— announced japanese businesses have promised to invest almost £18 have promised to invest almost tte ttttten— 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 tatnteter— £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 tne— massive vote of confidence in tne entren— massive vote of confidence in the british economy . meanwhile, the british economy. meanwhile, the british economy. meanwhile, tne tetenee— the british economy. meanwhile, the defence secretary, ben evanee.— the defence secretary, ben wallace, has— the defence secretary, ben wallace, has today revealed that etern— wallace, has today revealed that etern etaten— wallace, has today revealed that storm shadow missiles recently eappttet— storm shadow missiles recently eappttet te— storm shadow missiles recently supplied to ukraine by the uk nave— supplied to ukraine by the uk nave teen— supplied to ukraine by the uk have been used— supplied to ukraine by the uk have been used in the war with ttteeta— have been used in the war with ttteeta. ten— have been used in the war with russia. ben wallace and his aervettan— russia. ben wallace and his norwegian counterpart signed an agreement— norwegian counterpart signed an agreement te— norwegian counterpart signed an agreement to increase the attttty— agreement to increase the attttty te— agreement to increase the ability to detect submarines, assess mine threats and bolster tatt— assess mine threats and bolster north atlantic— assess mine threats and bolster north atlantic secured motty. tne— north atlantic secured motty. tne aeeet— north atlantic secured motty. the accord comes a year after tne— the accord comes a year after tne attaet— the accord comes a year after the attack on— the accord comes a year after the attack on the— the accord comes a year after the attack on the nord stream eae— the attack on the nord stream eae ptpettne— the attack on the nord stream gas pipeline. ben— the attack on the nord stream gas pipeline. ben wallace said he gas pipeline. ben wallace said ne nat— gas pipeline. ben wallace said ne nat ne— gas pipeline. ben wallace said he had no doubt— gas pipeline. ben wallace said he had no doubt russia had the tntent— he had no doubt russia had the tntent ant— he had no doubt russia had the intent and the— he had no doubt russia had the intent and the ability to target tntervater— intent and the ability to target underwater energy and communicate phone lines here. tne— communicate phone lines here. tne tent— communicate phone lines here. the rmt union— communicate phone lines here. the rmt union has announced treet— the rmt union has announced treen ettte— the rmt union has announced fresh strike action— the rmt union has announced fresh strike action next month , fresh strike action next month, vrtt— fresh strike action next month, vttn a— fresh strike action next month, vttn a tetat— fresh strike action next month, with a total of— fresh strike action next month, with a total of 20,000 railway vverent— with a total of 20,000 railway workers walking _ with a total of 20,000 railway workers walking off the job. taentere— workers walking off the job. members from _ workers walking off the job. members from 14 train companies, tnettttnt— members from 14 train companies, including caterers— members from 14 train companies, including caterers ,_ members from 14 train companies, including caterers , train including caterers, train managers and station staff, will take— managers and station staff, will take aetten— managers and station staff, will take action on— managers and station staff, will take action on june the 2nd, atteettnt— take action on june the 2nd,

affecting train— take action on june the 2nd, affecting train services throughout— affecting train services throughout the country. it's all pari— throughout the country. it's all part et— throughout the country. it's all pan et tnetr— throughout the country. it's all part of their long— throughout the country. it's all part of their long running tteptte— part of their long running dispute over— part of their long running dispute over pay, jobs and conditions— dispute over pay, jobs and conditions .— dispute over pay, jobs and conditions . the rmt general conditions. the rmt general eeeretary.— conditions. the rmt general secretary, mick— conditions. the rmt general secretary, mick lynch, says the eevernnent— secretary, mick lynch, says the government is— secretary, mick lynch, says the government is once again not attevtnt— government is once again not attevtnt tne— government is once again not allowing the rail— government is once again not allowing the rail delivery group to allowing the rail delivery group te mate— allowing the rail delivery group te make an— allowing the rail delivery group to make an improved pay offer tnat— to make an improved pay offer an tney— to make an improved pay offer an tney ea— to make an improved pay offer that they can consider. and that news comes as— that they can consider. and that news comes as the— that they can consider. and that news comes as the national ttteatten— news comes as the national education union— news comes as the national education union has also announced today that teachers vrtt— announced today that teachers vttt nett— announced today that teachers will hold further— announced today that teachers will hold further strikes in july— will hold further strikes in tpty tt— will hold further strikes in taty tt tnetr— will hold further strikes in july if their long running tteptte— july if their long running dispute over— july if their long running dispute over pay hasn't been reeetvet— dispute over pay hasn't been reeetvet ty— dispute over pay hasn't been resolved by mid—june . resolved by mid—june. environment- resolved by mid—june. environment agency figures show tetay— environment agency figures show tetay tnere— environment agency figures show today there were— environment agency figures show today there were over 300,000 eeaee— today there were over 300,000 eeaep epttte— today there were over 300,000 sewage spills in— today there were over 300,000 sewage spills in england last year.— sewage spills in england last year. tnat-e— sewage spills in england last year. that's an— sewage spills in england last year. that's an average of more tnan— year. that's an average of more tnan too— year. that's an average of more tnan too every— year. that's an average of more than 800 every day water pae— than 800 every day water companies have pledged £10 ttttten— companies have pledged £10 ttttten te— companies have pledged £10 billion to overhaul the system . billion to overhaul the system. water— billion to overhaul the system. vvater tt— billion to overhaul the system. vvater trt nae— billion to overhaul the system. water uk has said— billion to overhaul the system. water uk has said the money will be patt— water uk has said the money will be patt ap— water uk has said the money will be patt up aent— water uk has said the money will be paid up front by— water uk has said the money will be paid up front by investors, tat— be paid up front by investors, tat tnen— be paid up front by investors, but then drawn— be paid up front by investors, but then drawn back from consumers by— but then drawn back from consumers by gradually raising ttte— consumers by gradually raising tttte .— consumers by gradually raising tttte . ae— consumers by gradually raising bills , as water— consumers by gradually raising bills , as water company bosses bills, as water company bosses nave— bills, as water company bosses have apologised— bills, as water company bosses have apologised for failing to taette— have apologised for failing to taette tne— have apologised for failing to tackle the spills— have apologised for failing to tackle the spills of raw sewage in tackle the spills of raw sewage tn nvere— tackle the spills of raw sewage in rivers and— tackle the spills of raw sewage in rivers and on— tackle the spills of raw sewage

in rivers and on beaches . the in rivers and on beaches. the teteeene— in rivers and on beaches. the telecoms giant— in rivers and on beaches. the telecoms giant bt has announced it telecoms giant bt has announced tt ptane— telecoms giant bt has announced tt ptane te— telecoms giant bt has announced tt ptane te ett— telecoms giant bt has announced tt ptane te eat up— telecoms giant bt has announced it plans to cut up to— telecoms giant bt has announced it plans to cut up to 55,000 tete— it plans to cut up to 55,000 tete ty— it plans to cut up to 55,000 tete ty tne— it plans to cut up to 55,000 jobs by the end— it plans to cut up to 55,000 jobs by the end of this decade. tnat-e— jobs by the end of this decade. we part— jobs by the end of this decade. we part et— jobs by the end of this decade. that's part of the— jobs by the end of this decade. that's part of the company's ptane— that's part of the company's ptane te— that's part of the company's plans to reduce— that's part of the company's plans to reduce costs and ttttttee— plans to reduce costs and ttttttee tte— plans to reduce costs and digitise its processes shifting, it digitise its processes shifting, tt eaye— digitise its processes shifting, tt eaye .— digitise its processes shifting, tt eaye . te— digitise its processes shifting, it says , to artificial it says, to artificial intelligence . the bt group, intelligence. the bt group, vnen— intelligence. the bt group, which employs— intelligence. the bt group, which employs around 130,000 peepte— which employs around 130,000 peepte. eaye— which employs around 130,000 peepte. eaye tt— which employs around 130,000 people, says it wants to rely on a nten— people, says it wants to rely on a much smaller— people, says it wants to rely on a much smaller workforce once its a much smaller workforce once tte tatt— a much smaller workforce once its full fibre— a much smaller workforce once its full fibre and— a much smaller workforce once its full fibre and 5g network is rettet— its full fibre and 5g network is rettet eat. — its full fibre and 5g network is rolled out. it— its full fibre and 5g network is rolled out. it says— its full fibre and 5g network is rolled out. it says it claims it went— rolled out. it says it claims it went neet— rolled out. it says it claims it won't need as— rolled out. it says it claims it won't need as many staff . and won't need as many staff. and taetty— won't need as many staff. and taetty .— won't need as many staff. and taetty . tne— won't need as many staff. and lastly , the government has lastly, the government has reveatet— lastly, the government has reveatet tt— lastly, the government has revealed it spent almost £162 ntttten— revealed it spent almost £162 ntttten en— revealed it spent almost £162 million on the— revealed it spent almost £162 million on the queen's state ttnerat— million on the queen's state ttnerat ant— million on the queen's state funeral and related events. the treaetry— funeral and related events. the treaetry eart— funeral and related events. the treasury said that— funeral and related events. the treasury said that figure tnetttee— treasury said that figure includes security arnie during the includes security arnie during tne penet— includes security arnie during tne pertet et— includes security arnie during the period of national mourning . vnen— the period of national mourning . vnten ea— the period of national mourning , which saw queen— the period of national mourning , which saw queen elizabeth lyin;— , which saw queen elizabeth tytnp tn— , which saw queen elizabeth tytnp tn etate— , which saw queen elizabeth lying in state at— , which saw queen elizabeth lying in state at london's westminster— lying in state at london's westminster hall. her majesty's eentn— westminster hall. her majesty's eetttn ae— westminster hall. her majesty's coffin was also— westminster hall. her majesty's coffin was also on— westminster hall. her majesty's coffin was also on public tteptay— coffin was also on public tteptay tn— coffin was also on public display in edinburgh cathedral . display in edinburgh cathedral. tneee— display in edinburgh cathedral. tneee are— display in edinburgh cathedral. those are your— display in edinburgh cathedral. those are your latest news neatttnee. — those are your latest news headlines. i'm— those are your latest news headlines. i'm back in an hour.

for headlines. i'm back in an hour. ten new— headlines. i'm back in an hour. ter taet— headlines. i'm back in an hour. for now, back to— headlines. i'm back in an hour. for now, back to dan . for now, back to dan. tomorrow's- for now, back to dan. tomorrow's news tonight. for now, back to dan.- tomorrow's news tonight. now for now, back to dan.— tomorrow's news tonight. now in our tomorrow's news tonight. now in atettatazz— tomorrow's news tonight. now in our mediabuzz first front page, as in and the metro leads with claims that £10 billion is being paid by water firms for polluting beaches and rivers. is a dirty trick as the water providers are now offloading the cost onto consumers . the cost onto consumers. the independent leads with an attempt to gotcha exclusive that slams the nhs for not consulting enough ethnic minority victims in their maternity scandal inquiry, seemingly forgetting that the vast majority of the uk is, of course, white because it looks like actually 250 white families were consulted , 20 from families were consulted, 20 from ethnic minorities. families were consulted, 20 from ethnic minorities . that feels ethnic minorities. that feels like probably about the make up of the country. my superstar panel back with me now, the

author, author, best selling author, author, best selling author and daily telegraph columnist allison pearson , top columnist allison pearson, top tory shaun bailey, and the broadcaster amy nicholl . now broadcaster amy nicholl. now slippery starmer has given rees a number 1000, probably to keep him out of government by admitting he would renegotiate brexit if he swept to power the mask first slipped when questioned on the british bashing corporation. yes today you renegotiate it. well , you would renegotiate it. well, it comes up for renewal- you would renegotiate it. well, it comes up for renewal . - you would renegotiate it. well, it comes up for renewal . and of it comes up for renewal. and of course we want a— it comes up for renewal. and of course we want a closer trading relationship. yes, absolutely . relationship. yes, absolutely. do we need a better brexit deal 7 do we need a better brexit deal ? well, the human bollard then doubled down on his wish to hand powers back to brussels on sky news . well, i do think that we news. well, i do think that we need a better deal than the one that we've got. i do think there are other things that we need to do as well. supply side chains, etcetera need to be improved. so there's a lot of things. but is there's a lot of things. but is the brexit deal we've got working well ? no, it isn't and working well? no, it isn't and we need to improve on that and

that's part of our plan to make brexit work . the eu lovin comes brexit work. the eu lovin comes off brexit work. the eu lovin comes at tne— brexit work. the eu lovin comes at tne taet— brexit work. the eu lovin comes off the back of— fiéiix . the eu lovin comes off the back of revelations last veet— off the back of revelations last week tnat— off the back of revelations last week that the _ off the back of revelations last week that the lib— off the back of revelations last week that the lib dems and snp vett— week that the lib dems and snp vettt tttety— week that the lib dems and snp would likely demand a return to the would likely demand a return to tne etee— would likely demand a return to tne ttee ae— would likely demand a return to tne ttee ae a— would likely demand a return to the bloc as a price— would likely demand a return to the bloc as a price for propping up the bloc as a price for propping aplntnertty— the bloc as a price for propping up minority labour government. up a minority labour government. so up a minority labour government. so attteen— up a minority labour government. so allison pearson— up a minority labour government. so allison pearson ,_ up a minority labour government. so allison pearson , you— up a minority labour government. so allison pearson, you know, you are a staunch and a proud brexiteer . i, you are a staunch and a proud brexiteer. i, i know you you are a staunch and a proud brexiteer . i, i know you feel brexiteer. i, i know you feel very let down on by lots of the ways that brexit has been dealt with, but this is a real threat now, isn't it? because this is the bloke we must never forget who wanted to overturn the biggest democratic mandate in british history with a second referendum? that's right . referendum? that's right. stamen— referendum? that's right. starmer was— referendum? that's right. starmer was there - ”ti�*"ti ”ti : 7 that's right. starmer was there with all ”ti�*7ti ”ti : 7 that's right. starmer was there with all those nantrete— starmer was there with all those nantrete et— starmer was there with all those hundreds of mps_ starmer was there with all those hundreds of mps in the house of eernrnene— hundreds of mps in the house of commons absolutely resisting every— commons absolutely resisting every etep— commons absolutely resisting every etep et— commons absolutely resisting every step of the— commons absolutely resisting every step of the way. and it reatty— every step of the way. and it was really only— every step of the way. and it was really only boris and eentne— was really only boris and dominic cummings wasn't it? ateetttety. — dominic cummings wasn't it? absolutely. playing fast and teeee — absolutely. playing fast and teeee eet— absolutely. playing fast and loose. god bless them , getting loose. god bless them, getting it loose. god bless them, getting tt eve— loose. god bless them, getting tt tne— loose. god bless them, getting it over the line— loose. god bless them, getting it over the line and big cheers tren— it over the line and big cheers from millions— it over the line and big cheers from millions of— it over the line and big cheers from millions of people who enetttn-t— from millions of people who shouldn't have— from millions of people who shouldn't have had their votes in shouldn't have had their votes tn ttneret. — shouldn't have had their votes in ignored. yeah.— shouldn't have had their votes in ignored. yeah. starmer would you in ignored. yeah. starmer would yet tnev—

in ignored. yeah. starmer would yet tnev .— in ignored. yeah. starmer would you know , straight back into bed you know, straight back into bed vrtt— you know, straight back into bed vttn treata— you know, straight back into bed with ursula von_ you know, straight back into bed with ursula von der leyen tttarattve— with ursula von der leyen ttparattve t— with ursula von der leyen figurative i hate i hate , i figurative i hate i hate, i naeten— figurative i hate i hate, i naeten te— figurative i hate i hate, i hasten to add.- figurative i hate i hate, i hasten to add. be careful. figurative i hate i hate, i hasten to add. be careful . yeah. hasten to add. be careful. yeah. i hasten to add. be careful. yeah. t nean— hasten to add. be careful. yeah. t ee sty— hasten to add. be careful. yeah. i mean, so sly won't be honest teaee— i mean, so sly won't be honest because so many— i mean, so sly won't be honest because so many labour voters vetet— because so many labour voters vetet erent.— because so many labour voters voted brexit, so— because so many labour voters voted brexit, so he— because so many labour voters voted brexit, so he can't say . i voted brexit, so he can't say. i tntnt— voted brexit, so he can't say. i tntnt treat— voted brexit, so he can't say. i think brexit is— voted brexit, so he can't say. i think brexit is a— voted brexit, so he can't say. i think brexit is a disaster. so nee— think brexit is a disaster. so ne-e tet— think brexit is a disaster. so ne-e tet te— think brexit is a disaster. so an get te te— think brexit is a disaster. so he's got to do it— think brexit is a disaster. so he's got to do it on the quiet ereep— he's got to do it on the quiet ereep eep— he's got to do it on the quiet creep creep. we'll— he's got to do it on the quiet creep creep. we'll be back in tne— creep creep. we'll be back in tne eetee— creep creep. we'll be back in the customs union before you tnet— the customs union before you knew rt.— the customs union before you knew t. tt— the customs union before you know it. if he's— the customs union before you know it. if he's if— the customs union before you know it. if he's if he's prime tatnteten— know it. if he's if he's prime minister, then— know it. if he's if he's prime minister, then we— know it. if he's if he's prime minister, then we might as well. we attent— minister, then we might as well. we ntttt. ve— minister, then we might as well. we might, we might— minister, then we might as well. we might, we might as- minister, then we might as well. we might, we might as well. yes. and you know, let's actually maybe let's not even bother putting to the pesky bother putting it to the pesky people. yes. because what do we knew?— people. yes. because what do we knew? na— people. yes. because what do we knew? we ne— people. yes. because what do we know? no, no, we— people. yes. because what do we know? no, no, we got— yes. because what do we know? no, no, we got it all went— know? no, no, we got it all wrong, alison. _ know? no, no, we got it all wrong, alison. no, we won't. pa— wrong, alison. no, we won't. at. ve— wrong, alison. no, we won't. at. we vent — wrong, alison. no, we won't. no, we won't. -glad. i wrong, alison. no, we won't. i no, we won't. -glad. still no, we won't. i'm so glad. still so i voted leave. why would so glad i voted leave. why would you so glad i voted leave. why would yet vant— so glad i voted leave. why would yet vant te— so glad i voted leave. why would yea vant te etay— so glad i voted leave. why would you want to stay out— so glad i voted leave. why would you want to stay out the- g?t: : why would you want to stay out the single market— you want to stay out the single market? tnat— you want to stay out the single market? that always in the market? that was always in the vete — market? that was always in the vete teave— market? that was always in the vote leave campaign that we stay in vote leave campaign that we stay tn—natet— vote leave campaign that we stay tn—natetlve- in the single market so we can nave— in the single market so we can nave erent— in the single market so we can have brexit-be— in the single market so we can have brexit-be in- in the single market so we can have brexit be in the single have brexit and be in the single market— have brexit and be in the single market-ve— have brexit and be in the single market-we were- have brexit and be in the single market we were supposed market because we were supposed to market because we were supposed te-tneee— market because we were supposed to-these freedoms- to have all these freedoms ttntet— to have all these freedoms linked-able- to have all these freedoms linked-able to- to have all these freedoms linked able to strike linked to being able to strike tate— linked to being able to strike trate-tetnt— linked to being able to strike trade being independent trade deals, being independent and trade deals, being independent ant-tne— trade deals, being independent and-the things— trade deals, being independent and the things that we were and all the things that we were eappeeet— and all the things that we were eappeeet te— and all the things that we were eappeeet te te— and all the things that we were supposed to be able to do, which aettatty— supposed to be able to do, which aetaatty ttz— supposed to be able to do, which actually liz truss,— supposed to be able to do, which actually liz truss, to her great

eetn— actually liz truss, to her great eretttt-tene— actually liz truss, to her great credit, - done with - actually liz truss, to her great credit, done with the credit, has just done with the vrtt— credit, has just done with the vttn tne— credit, has just done with the with the things— credit, has just done with the with the things we were supposed to with the things we were supposed telatte— with the things we were supposed telattelte. — with the things we were supposed to.able.do. we— with the things we were supposed to.able.do. we were- to be able to do. we were eappeeet— to be able to do. we were eappeeet te— to be able to do. we were supposed to have cheaper food, we've -expensive - supposed to have cheaper food, we've expensive food, we've got more expensive food, eneaper— we've got more expensive food,| neeaerrnerep— cheaper clothes, we've got more epeve— cheaper clothes, we've got more epenetve—teee- expensive clothes. so does ternany— expensive clothes. so does germany supposed to be able to eentret—vve-ve- germany supposed to be able to control—we've got. control our borders? we've got net— control our borders? we've got net-atanten- control our borders? we've got net migration. okay net 1 million migration. okay none happening. none of it's happening. i know you— none of it's happening. i know yea-treat.— none of it's happening. i know you brexit, right? and you hate brexit, right? and i understand hates understand everyone hates and i'm nigel farage i'm not nigel farage hates brexit. no, he does the brexit. no, no, no. he does the deal brexit. no, no, no. he does the deal. no, he does. is terrible. no, he doesn't. i know you hate brexit. okay. what do you like? just. out. just just. just hear me out. just hear out for one second, hear me out for one second, because i understand you have this for brexit. and this hatred for brexit. and a lot people, based on the lot of people, based on the evidence of it. do not evidence of it. do you not concede these concede that many of these problems are down to what has happenedin problems are down to what has happened in the past two years and countries europe and that countries in europe specifically, if you look at germany, is suffering exactly the same thing comes to the same thing when it comes to inflation and considerably below and the only difference between us countries is us and those countries is brexit. not true. they brexit. that's not true. they there's a couple of things that need said there. people need to be said there. people who dislike brexit blame the weather. apparently because of brexit. be clear. brexit. let's be clear. you remember the driver remember when we had the driver

shortage, apparently because of brexit, but people in the eu blockhead exactly the same thing. that's the first thing to be said. the second thing is though, i commend starmer for telling got to telling the truth. he's got to telling the truth. he's got to tell what he actually wants tell us what he actually wants to and i know everybody to do. and i know everybody thinks going win thinks labour are going to win the i'm not so the next election. i'm not so sure as starmer is sure because as starmer is questioned more and more about what he's actually going to do, he's the public off more he's turning the public off more and i think this is a and more. and i think this is a big the wrong direction big step in the wrong direction for hold on, amy. a lot of for him. hold on, amy. a lot of people, a lot of people who could for starmer also could vote for starmer also voted and he voted for brexit. and he constantly telling they constantly telling them they were people don't were wrong. and people don't like to hear that they like to hear that because they were right to vote for brexit because they wanted the because they wanted to. but the real thing this sneaky because they wanted to. but the real thati this sneaky because they wanted to. but the real that he this sneaky because they wanted to. but the real that he be; sneaky because they wanted to. but the real that he be able sneaky because they wanted to. but the real that he be able to ieaky because they wanted to. but the real that he be able to have a idea that he be able to have a decent negotiation. labour have never been good at negotiations and what will and this shows them. what will he give get what he have to give up to get what he have to give up to get what he of course. but the he wants? of course. but the most important on his hands and knees. mean, they like getting knees. i mean, they like getting down knees, don't they? down on their knees, don't they? the most important thing in front the idea they will front of the idea that they will let nationals vote our let eu nationals vote in our general election . and i this

general election. and i say this to anyone, if you're at home now and you and you hate and you and you and you hate brexit, fine. but would you expect to be able to vote in a german election or a polish election without getting to why should did should they vote? and what did you want to ask amy? no, that's exactly you want to ask amy? no, that's evaetty-vantet — you want to ask amy? no, that's exactly-wanted . say. - exactly what i wanted to say. ant— exactly what i wanted to say. ant-taet— exactly what i wanted to say. and .justlsmall- exactly what i wanted to say. and just small example. and also just a small example. vnen— and also just a small example. vvnen-ea— and also just a small example. when-our vaccine- and also just a small example. when our vaccine rollout, when we had our vaccine rollout, the when we had our vaccine rollout, tne tu— when we had our vaccine rollout, tne tu ae— when we had our vaccine rollout, the eu was still— when we had our vaccine rollout, the eu was still basically they vete—ttnenl were literally out to lunch, amy,— were literally out to lunch, any-tnat— were literally out to lunch, amy, that should have been amy, when that should have been going— amy, when that should have been tent—atte— amy, when that should have been 9°i"9_ablev ae- amy, when that should have been 9°i"9_ablev ae a- going on. we were able, as a eeparate— going on. we were able, as a eepante-.— going on. we were able, as a sap...ta-, te- going on. we were able, as a separate , to move going on. we were able, as a- separate -, to move faster separate country, to move faster ant— separate country, to move faster ant taete.— separate country, to move faster ant pateter. vve— separate country, to move faster and quicker. we were absolutely no, and quicker. we were absolutely noma— and quicker. we were absolutely no,-not technically,- and quicker. we were absolutely no, not technically, we no, it's not technically, we teennteatty— no, it's not technically, we technically- left - no, it's not technically, we technically left the eu technically hadn't left the eu at-petnt. — technically hadn't left the eu at-point. that's- technically hadn't left the eu at-point. that's a- technically hadn't left the eu at point. at that point. that's a massive mystery that gets spread the mystery that gets spread all the time. thing time. that's the only thing you've got. only thing you've got. the only thing you've got. the only thing you've got. the only thing you've got is, well, we roll out the vaccine. tell me something. hold amy. tell me if i vote hold on, amy. tell me if i vote for brexit, i would have massive regret promised regret because i was promised a lot i have been delivered. lot and i have been delivered. nothing brexiteers. nothing oh, no brexiteers. also, haven't been nothing oh, no brexiteers. - also,.haven't been promised also, we haven't been promised vnat— also, we haven't been promised vnativantet— also, we haven't been promised what wanted either. the what we wanted either. the tenttre— what we wanted either. the tenttreltu— what we wanted either. the bonfire . eu -the - bonfire of eu laws, the architects— bonfire of eu laws, the architects of- bonfire of eu laws, the architects of brexit it's architects of brexit admit it's architects of brexit admit it's a tteaeter. — architects of brexit admit it's atteaeter. t— architects of brexit admit it's a disaster. i mean, do you know vnate— a disaster. i mean, do you know tnan—nappy.- a disaster. i mean, do you know what?_hai>i>y- i. a disaster. i mean, do you know vnate—nappy. t ani what? i am still so happy. i am so what? i am still so happy. i am ee-stattern- what? i am still so happy. i am so-stubborn, isn't- what? i am still so happy. i am so -stubborn, isn't it?i so happy. stubborn, isn't it? no, it's done. it's not no, no. it's done. it's not because this— no, no. it's done. it's not because this wasn't- \tit : it's not because this wasn't just about

tate— because this wasn't just about trate teate— because this wasn't just about trate teate . — because this wasn't just about trade deals . it— because this wasn't just about trade deals . e e e trade deals. it wasn't about. it was about sovereignty . it's was about sovereignty. it's about your sovereignty, about control. your sovereignty, wanting to controlled by the wanting to be controlled by the european superstate stay in. and so i am still so proud. there's much we have to do. but why? why this is important. british this is important. the british people voted to leave. they should be listened to because that's a democracy is. for that's what a democracy is. for instance when in instance, when they voted in tony blair, was horrified, but tony blair, i was horrified, but i on with it because that's i got on with it because that's what voted and people did what people voted and people did not vote for this. people were tet— not vote for this. people were ttet te— not vote for this. people were ttet te ant— not vote for this. people were lied to and they— people were lied to and they believed those prenteee— lied to and they believed those promises promises have lied to and they believed those prorcome promises have lied to and they believed those prorcome true. promises have lied to and they believed those prorcome true. '“t: yromises have lied to and they believed those prorcome true. ' tri have lied to and they believed those prorcome true. ' tri e not come true. and i would say the example is maybe not the better example is maybe not blair himself, but for example, all wanted all tories never wanted devolution. but actually the conservative the conservative party accepted the labour , accepted that it labour policy, accepted that it was a constitutional change was a big constitutional change to the country and have tried to make. do you know what you do? work you criticise it to see, criticise devolution at every single opportunity. i'm sorry, thatis single opportunity. i'm sorry, that is . oh my god, you've been that is. oh my god, you've been panntnt— that is. oh my god, you've been panntnt ter— that is. oh my god, you've been panntnt ter tne— that is. oh my god, you've been gunning for the end— oh my god, you've been gunning for the end of devolution— gunning for the end of devolution since the first time i devolution since the first time t eat— devolution since the first time t eatltne — devolution since the first time t eatltne tery— devolution since the first time i sat the tory peer. q’jc devolution since the first time isat the tory peer. q’jc i sat on the tory peer. one tory peer— i sat on the tory peer. one tory peer eaye— i sat on the tory peer. one tory peer eaye ne— i sat on the tory peer. one tory peer says he doesn't like doesn't he doesn't like

doesn't say he doesn't like devolution but criticised it. i tell you something now the tell you something now i by the way, nearly years on way, that's nearly 20 years on the for a very , very the point being for a very, very long time, a huge effort was made for devolution to work. and i just wish that all of the remoaners , all of the ramones remoaners, all of the ramones were patriotic enough to try and make brexit work . we want to make brexit work. we want to make brexit work. we want to mate erent— make brexit work. we want to make brexit work,— make brexit work. we want to make brexit work, and- fié”ti;t< . we want to make brexit work, and that tnvetvee— make brexit work, and that involves rejoining the single market.— involves rejoining the single market. obviously dan wootton tarate— market. obviously dan wootton narate vett— market. obviously dan wootton farage would agree with result at eurovision_ farage would agree with result at eurovision . _ farage would agree with result at eurovision . \tittj t“ at eurovision. now britain hating entry mae muller wasted no time bashing conservative voters in a desperate attempt to get her failing career back on track. couldn't believe this. so immediately after performing on the weekend , the left wing the weekend, the left wing activist told her millions of social media followers to stream my song to p off. she actually used a ruder word to p off a tory. she didn't. this is as she campaigned to get the chewed into the top ten watch warning the trash bin so all your friends have cruel you want to meet me me instead i wrote a

song about how you did me wrong. i could have cried at home. now mo i could have cried at home. now tte trevtann— i could have cried at home. now mo mowlam previously- i could have cried at home. now mo mowlam previously said- i could have cried at home. now mo mowlam previously said during covid that boris johnson did not deserve an icu bed and she doesn't seem to like the uk very much. maybe that's why the song came second to last obe nicole. sean bailey. allison pearson, do stand by because coming up, maybe actually it was just because she really couldn't sing in on the night. yes, in tune on the night. yes, i went there. coming up, sports giant added acas has become the latest woke ridden organisation to commercial suicide by to commit commercial suicide by flogging women's swimsuits modelled by a biological male. so we'll hear exclusively from us swimming star riley gaines, who objected to having to go up against male bodied leah thomas before my superstar panel returned to debate that very soon. but next, samantha markle joins me live from florida for an exclusive interview as her sister, meghan, and hapless husband harry's car chase claims continue to unravel. samantha markle live in three short minutes time.

britain's news. channel time now for my britain's news. channel time now ter rny exeaettve— britain's news. channel time now for my exclusive interview- t“ t“ time now for my exclusive interview with netnan-e— for my exclusive interview with meghan's sister— for my exclusive interview with meghan's sister ,_ for my exclusive interview with meghan's sister , samantha meghan's sister, samantha matte.— meghan's sister, samantha matte. tne— meghan's sister, samantha markle, the one woman who can teet— markle, the one woman who can teet evptatn— markle, the one woman who can best explain the— markle, the one woman who can best explain the latest montecito _ best explain the latest montecito make believe now the sussexes exagger— montecito make believe now the sussexes exagger narrated story of sussexes exagger narrated story et tnetr— sussexes exagger narrated story et tnetr nev— sussexes exagger narrated story of their new york— sussexes exagger narrated story of their new york car chase saw nary— of their new york car chase saw nary trav— of their new york car chase saw nary trav .— of their new york car chase saw nary trav . t— of their new york car chase saw harry draw , i think, shameless harry draw, i think, shameless parattete— harry draw, i think, shameless parattete te— harry draw, i think, shameless parallels to his— harry draw, i think, shameless parallels to his mother's fatal car crash back—

parallels to his mother's fatal car crash back in— parallels to his mother's fatal car crash back in 1997. unsurprising- car crash back in 1997. unsurprising only the tastiest pae— unsurprising only the tastiest comparison sparked anger from tneee— comparison sparked anger from tneee vne— comparison sparked anger from tneee vne vvere— comparison sparked anger from those who were close to princess ntana — those who were close to princess ntana tn— those who were close to princess diana in including— those who were close to princess diana in including her former tatter— diana in including her former patter ant— diana in including her former butler and close— diana in including her former butler and close friend paul tarrett. — butler and close friend paul burrell. this— butler and close friend paul burrell. this was his emotional reaetten— burrell. this was his emotional reaetten en— burrell. this was his emotional reaction on last— burrell. this was his emotional reaction on last night's show . reaction on last night's show. were— reaction on last night's show. were tetatty— reaction on last night's show. we're totally different- we're totally different circumstances as diana was actually avoid ing the press the night she died. meghan and harry were courting the press on the night that they had their car chase in manhattan . i think this chase in manhattan. i think this is this is complete fabric nation. it's a complete story that they are willing to spin on a pr exercise to say, hey, look at us. we're vulnerable. we are in danger . at us. we're vulnerable. we are in danger. and when we come to england , we need security . england, we need security. sussex lapdog omid scobie also jumped on diana's grave with this odious interview on the bbc. impossible not to think of trtneeee— bbc. impossible not to think of princess diana—

bbc. impossible not to think of princess diana when— impossible not to think of princess diana when we hear abett— princess diana when we hear atett ea— princess diana when we hear about car accidents and this ttnt— about car accidents and this ttnt et— about car accidents and this kind of like— about car accidents and this kind of like aggressive paparazzt — kind of like aggressive paparazzi chase . and so i was paparazzi chase. and so i was reatty— paparazzi chase. and so i was really surprised— paparazzi chase. and so i was really surprised to hear from sources that— really surprised to hear from sources that not— really surprised to hear from sources that not one member of the sources that not one member of tne tteyat— sources that not one member of the royal family— sources that not one member of the royal family including king etartee— the royal family including king etartee ant— the royal family including king charles and prince william , who charles and prince william, who are charles and prince william, who etvteaety— charles and prince william, who are obviously heavily affected by trtneeee— are obviously heavily affected by princess diana's death, had not by princess diana's death, had net reaenet— by princess diana's death, had not reached out— by princess diana's death, had not reached out to prince harry neare— not reached out to prince harry neae atten— not reached out to prince harry hours after this— not reached out to prince harry hours after this news had broke tn. — hours after this news had broke tn. vea— hours after this news had broke tn. vet tnan.— hours after this news had broke in. you know, it— hours after this news had broke in. you know, it was- hours after this news had broke in. you know, it was on the sort of on every single headline around the world. and sadly , around the world. and sadly, that around the world. and sadly, an ant— around the world. and sadly, tnat ttnt et— around the world. and sadly, that kind of shows- around the world. and sadly, that kind of shows the- “t: : and sadly, that kind of shows the state of tterepatn— that kind of shows the state of disrepair, that— that kind of shows the state of disrepair, that that relationship is. well i'm joined tve— relationship is. well i'm joined ttve nev— relationship is. well i'm joined live now from _ relationship is. well i'm joined live now from florida by someone vne— live now from florida by someone vne tneve— live now from florida by someone vne tneve att— live now from florida by someone who knows all too— live now from florida by someone who knows all too well how netnan— who knows all too well how netnan ant— who knows all too well how meghan and her— who knows all too well how meghan and her cronies can twist the meghan and her cronies can twist tne tatt— meghan and her cronies can twist tne trttn .— meghan and her cronies can twist tne trttn . ner— meghan and her cronies can twist the truth . her sister, samantha the truth. her sister, samantha matte— the truth. her sister, samantha taartte ant— the truth. her sister, samantha markle and samantha, look, i've teen— markle and samantha, look, i've teen tntnttnt— markle and samantha, look, i've been thinking about you the past 24 been thinking about you the past 2a neare— been thinking about you the past 24 hours because— been thinking about you the past 24 hours because i— been thinking about you the past 24 hours because i always tettevet— 24 hours because i always believed you. _ 24 hours because i always believed you. by the way, when you— believed you. by the way, when yea net — believed you. by the way, when you warned the— believed you. by the way, when you warned the world that your eteter— you warned the world that your eteter ae— you warned the world that your eteter a— you warned the world that your sister was a compulsive liar and tnevn ter— sister was a compulsive liar and was known for twisting the truth . ttt— was known for twisting the truth . tat ene-e— was known for twisting the truth . but she's pushed— was known for twisting the truth . but she's pushed it too far tnte— . but she's pushed it too far the trne—

. but she's pushed it too far the ttne .— . but she's pushed it too far this time , hasn't- . but she's pushed it too far this time , hasn't she, sam? this time, hasn't she, sam? eeaee— this time, hasn't she, sam? because actually, now even some of because actually, now even some et tne— because actually, now even some et tne ttterat— because actually, now even some of the liberal media, even some of the liberal media, even some et year— of the liberal media, even some of your american _ of the liberal media, even some of your american left wing netta— of your american left wing netta ttte— of your american left wing media, like the— of your american left wing media, like the new york times ant— media, like the new york times ant etn.— media, like the new york times ant ent. vne— media, like the new york times and cnn, who love— media, like the new york times and cnn, who love your sister, are and cnn, who love your sister, navtnt— and cnn, who love your sister, navtnt te— and cnn, who love your sister, are having to say,— and cnn, who love your sister, are having to say, oh, hang on a nenent— are having to say, oh, hang on a nernent .— are having to say, oh, hang on a nernent . tnte— are having to say, oh, hang on a moment . this didn't happen . moment. this didn't happen. vett— moment. this didn't happen. wen, evaetty— moment. this didn't happen. well, exactly . _ moment. this didn't happen. well, exactly . ' “t: “

smiling. so you know, i got to say, that really doesn't ring panic. and near catastrophic accident to me. i was like, where do they get that? it's near catastrophic. first of all, there was no impact at. so how is it near catastrophic? because your imagination says so. and i guess for some, getting out of bed can be catastrophic because you never know what's going to happen by the end of the day. so it all just seems so dramatic and farfetched. and i am really glad that you brought this up because because first of all, they reported she had a police car behind them . yeah. they had car behind them. yeah. they had security with them. they were perfectly protected. and so they should understand. and apparently they do. they do think that paparazzi can be aggressive live. so on those grounds , i was questioning years grounds, i was questioning years ago when i was in tabloid articles allegedly staging a car accident. so first of all, i

made the mistake of telling tmz that i was in an accident because paparazzi came up to the side of my vehicle. they swiped the side of the vehicle, not making impact. but my boyfriend swerved to avoid them hitting us and slammed on the brakes. so they skipped off into the sunset. but i went flying under the dashboard and so it's terrifying for someone like me . terrifying for someone like me. i don't have security . i don't i don't have security. i don't have police cars following me. i flew under the dashboard, my body because i'm disabled. i don't have the strength to brace the fall . so a tollbooth the fall. so a tollbooth supervisor directed us to the regional hospital so that i could get treated. and she helped my boyfriend pick me up off of the floor. depher yet tabloids , rather than look at tabloids, rather than look at the fact that i never said there was a car accident, i never said there was impaired . asked some there was impaired. asked some overly zealous detective and tabloids, said, oh, samantha must have staged a car accident

because there's no evidence of impact . oh, well, you turn ups. impact. oh, well, you turn ups. inever impact. oh, well, you turn ups. i never said there was impact. i said i was in an accident so long story short, you know, if they think it's scary for them with security detail, with cops following them, even though nothing happened and cops on the ground and taxi drivers said that it was really much ado about nothing. there was no ensuing chase , right. there was ensuing chase, right. there was no catastrophic risk. there seemingly. how would it for be someone like me in a wheelchair who's not a celebrity with all of that to be thrown forward and to seriously be injured ? oh, no, to seriously be injured? oh, no, it's terrifying as hell. so i've got to say to them, you know what, back off. you've had control of the media. you pay for paparazzi, you pay for publications and for pr, don't act like you are the victim here. so. so can i just clarify, do here. so. so can i just clarify, te yet— here. so. so can i just clarify, do you believe— here. so. so can i just clarify, do you believe ,_ ”ti so. so can i just clarify, do you believe , kyiv that they do you believe, kyiv that they nave — do you believe, kyiv that they nave tn— do you believe, kyiv that they nave tn tne — do you believe, kyiv that they have in the past— do you believe, kyiv that they have in the past actually set up

pnetee— have in the past actually set up pnetee .— have in the past actually set up photos , shoots?— have in the past actually set up photos , shoots? because of photos, shoots? because of course, that's— photos, shoots? because of course, that's what they said, tnat— course, that's what they said, an year— course, that's what they said, an year tat— course, that's what they said, that your dad did. and as a reettt— that your dad did. and as a reettt .— that your dad did. and as a reettt . tney— that your dad did. and as a result , they should cut all result, they should cut all eentaet— result, they should cut all contact with— result, they should cut all contact with him. so if they had tene— contact with him. so if they had tene tne— contact with him. so if they had done the same— contact with him. so if they had done the same thing, that would be ee— done the same thing, that would be so hypocritical.— done the same thing, that would be so hypocritical. sam well, in my eptnten— be so hypocritical. sam well, in my eptnten t— be so hypocritical. sam well, in my opinion, i believe that was set my opinion, i believe that was eet ap— my opinion, i believe that was eet up te— my opinion, i believe that was eet up te en— my opinion, i believe that was set up to on the— my opinion, i believe that was set up to on the grounds that ene— set up to on the grounds that ene nat— set up to on the grounds that she had reportedly and saw the pnetetrapne— she had reportedly and saw the photographs photographed with him photographs photographed with ntn tetere— photographs photographed with him before with— photographs photographed with him before with jeff rayner tetere— him before with jeff rayner tetere tne— him before with jeff rayner before the wedding . '“t: him before with jeff rayner before the wedding . ' “t: before the wedding. and then atte— before the wedding. and then atee arter— before the wedding. and then also after she moved to montecito . so if she was so montecito. so if she was so distraught because paparazzi ruined her wedding , she wouldn't ruined her wedding, she wouldn't have photographed with him after words and there was still his credits under her photos, kind of on a continuum. and then we saw the cemetery of fallen heroes , and we heard the stories heroes, and we heard the stories of her calling paparazzi to meet, you know, to meet her there a fashion photographer. so we know that there is an inside link to paparazzi at their disposal . well, we know that disposal. well, we know that they can afford it , and we know they can afford it, and we know that that's what pr does . but

that that's what pr does. but normal people like me don't have that luxury. and so maybe harry and meghan now can empathise at the fact that fake news media destroyed me over that. and i was seriously injured as a woman in a wheelchair. i have the i have the receipts to prove it . have the receipts to prove it. so, you know , it's kind of crazy so, you know, it's kind of crazy that i have to defend myself over something like that. when sam , can i ask, be able to sam, can i ask, be able to understand and empathise about what really happened to me when of course. but we know they ten-t— of course. but we know they ten-t — of course. but we know they don't seem to— of course. but we know they don't seem to have- ti.tit. but we know they don't seem to have any empathy tenatte— don't seem to have any empathy tevarte tne— don't seem to have any empathy towards the markle _ don't seem to have any empathy towards the markle family. we knew— towards the markle family. we knew tnat. — towards the markle family. we know that. and— towards the markle family. we know that. and that's been so nerrttte— know that. and that's been so horrific over— know that. and that's been so horrific over the _ know that. and that's been so horrific over the past couple of yeae— horrific over the past couple of yea sat.— horrific over the past couple of yea sarn ea— horrific over the past couple of years. sam, can i— horrific over the past couple of years. sam, can i ask you how yea— years. sam, can i ask you how yet teet— years. sam, can i ask you how you feel about— years. sam, can i ask you how you feel about the— years. sam, can i ask you how you feel about the comparisons vrtt— you feel about the comparisons with princess— you feel about the comparisons with princess diana? because tnereaetntty— with princess diana? because increasingly it— with princess diana? because increasingly it feels as if nary— increasingly it feels as if nary ant— increasingly it feels as if harry and maybe meghan to a teeeer— harry and maybe meghan to a lesser extent— harry and maybe meghan to a lesser extent ,_ harry and maybe meghan to a lesser extent , want to compare lesser extent, want to compare ner— lesser extent, want to compare ner qatar— lesser extent, want to compare her qatar compare— lesser extent, want to compare her qatar compare your sister to

etana. — her qatar compare your sister to etana. tev— her qatar compare your sister to diana. now there— her qatar compare your sister to diana. now there have been lots of rumours about— diana. now there have been lots of rumours about the fact that netnan— of rumours about the fact that netnan ae— of rumours about the fact that netnan a— of rumours about the fact that meghan was a little bit obsessed vrtt— meghan was a little bit obsessed vttn ntana— meghan was a little bit obsessed with diana growing up and that nayte— with diana growing up and that nayte .— with diana growing up and that nayte . nayte— with diana growing up and that maybe , maybe she had some sort maybe, maybe she had some sort of maybe, maybe she had some sort et ttea— maybe, maybe she had some sort et ttea atett— maybe, maybe she had some sort of idea about the— maybe, maybe she had some sort of idea about the princess of vvatee— of idea about the princess of vvatee even— of idea about the princess of wales, even though obviously she has wales, even though obviously she nae patttety— wales, even though obviously she has publicly said,— wales, even though obviously she has publicly said, i— wales, even though obviously she has publicly said, i didn't know anytntnt— has publicly said, i didn't know anytntnp atett— has publicly said, i didn't know anything about the royals . anything about the royals. vvnat-e— anything about the royals. vvnat-e year— anything about the royals. what's your understanding about that what's your understanding about an .— what's your understanding about an . sane— what's your understanding about an . sane ne— what's your understanding about that , sam? do you— what's your understanding about that, sam? do you think meghan was aware of princess diana ? oh, was aware of princess diana? oh, my teetneee— was aware of princess diana? oh, my peetneee . — was aware of princess diana? oh, my goodness . from— was aware of princess diana? oh, my goodness . my goodness. from the stories of wearing diana's perfume on their first date to, you know, being seen in photographs , mimicking seen in photographs, mimicking her every move to reportedly evenin her every move to reportedly even in speyer channelling diana and putting her hands on stones . i think, you know , there seems . i think, you know, there seems to be an obsession. let's not forget that the lifetime drama escaping the palace where in at the end of the drama she is depicted, diana king similarly to how diana did. now, if that's

not a little bit eerie and that's not a little bit of obsessed , but please tell me obsessed, but please tell me what is, because i think all along there have been indicators, comments, remarks , indicators, comments, remarks, aukus complaints. you know, reaching out to invoke the death of diana. tragic hinckley sadly. i mean, what about rest in peace 7 i mean, what about rest in peace ? this poor woman, princess diana, is being in boked for convenience, seemingly every time harry and meghan either don't get their way or they want a pr opportunity. don't get their way or they want a pr opportunity . and this is my a pr opportunity. and this is my opinion , but i think so many opinion, but i think so many around the world have observed this, and i think it's really frustrating on the grounds that harry is not a child and he is seemingly arrested in his state of development and .suffers from an oedipus complex. i have to say , he's never let go. and say, he's never let go. and moved on beyond his mother. and that's not a horrible thing. but

it doesn't seem like like he got adequate counselling enough to deal with the loss of his mother . and if he ever read elizabeth kubler—ross, you know, on death and dying, he would have found a way with adequate counselling to reach acceptance. i know, but yeve— reach acceptance. i know, but yeve tet— reach acceptance. i know, but yeve tet te— reach acceptance. i know, but yeve tet te te— reach acceptance. i know, but you've got to do this- ”tit?ti.t“ iii i know, but you've got to do this repeated trevetttnt— you've got to do this repeated grovelling about— you've got to do this repeated grovelling about it and invoking her grovelling about it and invoking ner ettteete— grovelling about it and invoking her suggests that— grovelling about it and invoking her suggests that he hasn't . her suggests that he hasn't. vett— her suggests that he hasn't. war, ne— her suggests that he hasn't. well, no, indeed. but your but yea— well, no, indeed. but your but yea eteter— well, no, indeed. but your but your sister seems— well, no, indeed. but your but your sister seems to almost be in your sister seems to almost be tn eneetrattnt— your sister seems to almost be in encouraging him to build that eeeeetten — in encouraging him to build that eeeeetten se— in encouraging him to build that obsession. so i— in encouraging him to build that obsession. so i just wonder for you— obsession. so i just wonder for yet etvteaety— obsession. so i just wonder for you obviously knew her when she was you obviously knew her when she yeanger. — you obviously knew her when she yeanger. sne— you obviously knew her when she was younger. she was pictured ettette— was younger. she was pictured outside buckingham palace. do you outside buckingham palace. do yea pay— outside buckingham palace. do yea pay ner— outside buckingham palace. do you buy her argument that she knew— you buy her argument that she knew netntnt— you buy her argument that she knew nothing about the royals , knew nothing about the royals, tnat— knew nothing about the royals, tnat ene— knew nothing about the royals, that she knew— knew nothing about the royals, that she knew nothing about trtneeee— that she knew nothing about princess diana?— that she knew nothing about princess diana? i do not. cj“ princess diana? i do not. on the atante— princess diana? i do not. on the greats tnat— princess diana? i do not. on the grounds that she was there at buckingham. and we also heard by her own report that she allegedly and their interviews out there that point this out. she allegedly knew eugenie before she met harry. so we're

seeing inconsistencies that suggest she probably met harry and didn't let on, in my opinion, how much she knew about the royal fountain. and sam, is the royal fountain. and sam, is tne ttte— the royal fountain. and sam, is the tide turning— the royal fountain. and sam, is the tide turning now— the royal fountain. and sam, is the tide turning now in- t“ and sam, is the tide turning now in the us ? the tide turning now in the us? is the tide turning now in the us? te tne— the tide turning now in the us? te tne ttte— the tide turning now in the us? is the tide turning? because teet— is the tide turning? because teet .— is the tide turning? because teet . tve— is the tide turning? because look , i've been— is the tide turning? because look , i've been watching a lot look, i've been watching a lot of look, i've been watching a lot et tne— look, i've been watching a lot of the american _ look, i've been watching a lot of the american coverage. they tnet— of the american coverage. they trtet te— of the american coverage. they tried to defend— of the american coverage. they tried to defend harry and rattan.— tried to defend harry and negnan. tney— tried to defend harry and meghan. they try and make excuses for i'm— meghan. they try and make excuses for i'm not going to nett— excuses for i'm not going to nett taet— excuses for i'm not going to hold back on— excuses for i'm not going to hold back on this, sam. they try ant— hold back on this, sam. they try ant mate— hold back on this, sam. they try and make excuses— hold back on this, sam. they try and make excuses for their lies, but and make excuses for their lies, tat aettatty— and make excuses for their lies, tat aetaatty .— and make excuses for their lies, but actually , when you've got but actually, when you've got tne— but actually, when you've got tne tev— but actually, when you've got the new york— but actually, when you've got the new york times and cnn now etatne— the new york times and cnn now etarttnt te— the new york times and cnn now starting to question— the new york times and cnn now starting to question your et— starting to question your version of events , and that's version of events, and that's tne— version of events, and that's tne ttterat— version of events, and that's the liberal media right there, do the liberal media right there, te yet— the liberal media right there, te yea tntnt— the liberal media right there, do you think the— the liberal media right there, do you think the tide is turning on do you think the tide is turning en nary— do you think the tide is turning en nary ant— do you think the tide is turning on harry and meghan in america neve — on harry and meghan in america neve t— on harry and meghan in america neve t that— on harry and meghan in america now ? now? i think conservative publications and media see the big picture . you know, they're big picture. you know, they're truth sayers. they're they're in search of the truth and they can put the evidence on the scale and compare and contrast. but what we're seeing now with the woke liberal media especially, i will say cnn, to be out there

saying that this was qatar , saying that this was qatar, strophic and traumatic. oh, my god . in absence of any evidence god. in absence of any evidence of that, in absence of any injury. and when you have nypd officers and a taxi cab driver on the ground saying, uh , it was on the ground saying, uh, it was kind of much ado about nothing, there was like there was no ensuing accident. there was no fear. and you see them inside the vehicle on their phones, one of them sleeping. there's no panic . so where's the near panic. so where's the near catastro ? was there makeup catastro? was there makeup melting ? was there? what was the melting? was there? what was the catastrophe? you tell me. i mean, was like, no, no, look, i'm with you. i'm with you. i tnte— i'm with you. i'm with you. i saw this yesterday- i'm with you. i'm with you. i saw this yesterday .- i'm with you. i'm with you. i saw this yesterday . i- i'm with you. i saw this yesterday . i was saw this yesterday. i was immediately— saw this yesterday. i was immediately sceptical . i did immediately sceptical. i did vnate— immediately sceptical. i did what? unfortunately very few tearnattete— what? unfortunately very few journalists do.— what? unfortunately very few journalists do. sam look at the taete. — journalists do. sam look at the taete. atta— journalists do. sam look at the facts. akua only— journalists do. sam look at the facts. akua only question what the facts. akua only question what tne steeevee— facts. akua only question what the sussexes do— facts. akua only question what the sussexes do now because i tate— the sussexes do now because i nate te— the sussexes do now because i nate te eay— the sussexes do now because i nate te eay n,— the sussexes do now because i hate to say it, sam, but you nant— hate to say it, sam, but you ntnt en— hate to say it, sam, but you were right on this right from the were right on this right from tne etart— were right on this right from tne etart .— were right on this right from the start . your— were right on this right from the start . your sister is the start. your sister is unfortunate— the start. your sister is unfortunate .- the start. your sister is unfortunate . albie a porcupine

unfortunate. albie a porcupine neretant— unfortunate. albie a porcupine merchant. she— unfortunate. albie a porcupine merchant. she doesn't tell the trttn— merchant. she doesn't tell the trttn ant— merchant. she doesn't tell the trttn ant yet— merchant. she doesn't tell the truth and you warn the world. sane — truth and you warn the world. sane matte— truth and you warn the world. sam markle you— truth and you warn the world. sam markle you know,- truth and you warn the world. sam markle you know, i- truth and you warn the world. sam markle you know, i have to say in the beginning of all this because of what happened to me, i wanted to give them the benefit of the doubt. yeah, i know. i know. i know. i know you did. media can be so thought. i thought. okay, maybe there was a heated paparo. yeah. but heated paparo. yeah. yeah. but it evidence comes out. it wasn't evidence comes out. the is they control the difference is they control the have direct. the media. they have direct. they and we saw the media. they have direct. theyover and we saw the media. they have direct. theyover the and we saw the media. they have direct. theyover the past and we saw the media. they have direct. theyover the past day. je saw the media. they have direct. theyover the past day. buttw that over the past day. but look, sam markle,- ti? but look, sam markle, thank you as se— look, sam markle, thank you as se teet— look, sam markle, thank you as ever. so good to— look, sam markle, thank you as ever. so good to speak to you, earn. — ever. so good to speak to you, earn. ttt— ever. so good to speak to you, sam. but coming— ever. so good to speak to you, sam. but coming up at uncancelled,- sam. but coming up at uncancelled, fleet street icon tetvtn— uncancelled, fleet street icon kelvin mackenzie _ uncancelled, fleet street icon kelvin mackenzie gives his tnettente— kelvin mackenzie gives his tneagnte en— kelvin mackenzie gives his thoughts on holly and phil's unravetttnt— thoughts on holly and phil's unravelling relationship at itv. is unravelling relationship at itv. telttnee— unravelling relationship at itv. telttnee-vae- unravelling relationship at itv. isltime?-was axed- unravelling relationship at itv. is time? was axed to is it time? scoff was axed to tnte— is it time? scoff was axed to save this morning from disaster, but save this morning from disaster, tat next.— save this morning from disaster, tat neat. eperte— save this morning from disaster, but next, sports giant adidas nae— but next, sports giant adidas nae teeene— but next, sports giant adidas has become the— but next, sports giant adidas has become the latest woke rttten— has become the latest woke ridden organisation to commit eernrneretat— ridden organisation to commit commercial suicide by flogging women's swimsuits modelled by a ttetetteat— women's swimsuits modelled by a biological male.— women's swimsuits modelled by a biological male. we're going to near— biological male. we're going to hear exclusively— biological male. we're going to hear exclusively from us evtnntnt— hear exclusively from us swimming star riley gaines, who etteetet— swimming star riley gaines, who etteetet te— swimming star riley gaines, who objected to having— swimming star riley gaines, who objected to having to go up atatnet— objected to having to go up against-male- objected to having to go up against male bodied lia against the male bodied lia

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nicholl. now in a race to the bottom to be the— nicholl. now in a race to the bottom to be the wokeist sports trant— bottom to be the wokeist sports trant at— bottom to be the wokeist sports brand at adidas— bottom to be the wokeist sports brand at adidas has infuriated vrtt— brand at adidas has infuriated women with their latest gender ttettnt— women with their latest gender busting swimsuit— women with their latest gender busting swimsuit range . the busting swimsuit range. the eperte— busting swimsuit range. the epene eenpany— busting swimsuit range. the sports company launched their ttte— sports company launched their new pride collection of swim costumes on the— new pride collection of swim costumes on the women's section of costumes on the women's section et tnetr— costumes on the women's section et tnetr vetette— costumes on the women's section of their website ,_ costumes on the women's section of their website , but the skimpy of their website, but the skimpy set of their website, but the skimpy eet ae— of their website, but the skimpy set was actually— of their website, but the skimpy set was actually modelled by a nary— set was actually modelled by a natry eteeet— set was actually modelled by a hairy chested, seemingly ttetepteat— hairy chested, seemingly biological man with a pokey tatte— biological man with a pokey bulge noticeable in the crotch . tne— bulge noticeable in the crotch area . the sports— bulge noticeable in the crotch area . the sports clothing area. the sports clothing tatternatt— area. the sports clothing juggernaut has clearly failed to neet— juggernaut has clearly failed to neet tne— juggernaut has clearly failed to heed the warning— juggernaut has clearly failed to heed the warning of its rival atte— heed the warning of its rival nppe, vnen— heed the warning of its rival nike, which last— heed the warning of its rival nike, which last month struck a tea— nike, which last month struck a teat vrtt— nike, which last month struck a deal with controversial trans aettvtet— deal with controversial trans activist dylan _ deal with controversial trans activist dylan mulvaney to prenete— activist dylan mulvaney to promote this— activist dylan mulvaney to promote this sports bras. this is promote this sports bras. this te a— promote this sports bras. this is a reminder— promote this sports bras. this is a reminder of— promote this sports bras. this is a reminder of that warped eanpattn— is a reminder of that warped eanpatpn .— campaign. in ttt- campaign. in but following the eanpatgn. tn— but following the latest action tren— but following the latest action tren atttae— but following the latest action from adidas, us— but following the latest action from adidas, us college swimming star from adidas, us college swimming eta tttey— from adidas, us college swimming

star riley gaines,— from adidas, us college swimming star riley gaines, who famously vent— star riley gaines, who famously vent ap— star riley gaines, who famously vent up atatnet— star riley gaines, who famously went up against the biological mate— went up against the biological nate tra— went up against the biological male lia thomas— went up against the biological male lia thomas in the pool, has eent— male lia thomas in the pool, has eent tnte— male lia thomas in the pool, has sent this furious— male lia thomas in the pool, has sent this furious message to gb neve— sent this furious message to gb tene tenttnt. — sent this furious message to gb news tonight. as— sent this furious message to gb news tonight. as a— sent this furious message to gb news tonight. as a female swimmer and— news tonight. as a female swimmer and more importantly, a woman , i'm disgusted with the woman, i'm disgusted with the eanpattn— woman, i'm disgusted with the new campaign adidas is pushing to new campaign adidas is pushing te ntgntttnt— new campaign adidas is pushing to highlight that— new campaign adidas is pushing to highlight that a women's evtneatt— to highlight that a women's swimsuit being— to highlight that a women's swimsuit being worn by a male vrtt— swimsuit being worn by a male vttn an— swimsuit being worn by a male with an obvious— swimsuit being worn by a male with an obvious bulge is perveree— with an obvious bulge is perveree . — with an obvious bulge is perverse . it's- with an obvious bulge is perverse . e i perverse. it's offensive and it's demeaning to real women. they must have seen the uproar the they must have seen the uproar tne generat— they must have seen the uproar the general public— they must have seen the uproar the general public had when nike eneveaeet— the general public had when nike showcased dylan— the general public had when nike showcased dylan mulvaney as tnetr— showcased dylan mulvaney as their women's— showcased dylan mulvaney as their women's sports bra model. but their women's sports bra model. tat tney— their women's sports bra model. tat tney tttn-t— their women's sports bra model. but they didn't care, and they eneee— but they didn't care, and they eneee te— but they didn't care, and they eneee te te— but they didn't care, and they chose to do this— but they didn't care, and they chose to do this anyways. and tnat-e— chose to do this anyways. and that's because _ chose to do this anyways. and that's because they don't care. they— that's because they don't care. tney ten-t— that's because they don't care. they don't care— that's because they don't care. they don't care about women. tnte— they don't care about women. the te— they don't care about women. the te att— they don't care about women. this is all about— they don't care about women. this is all about erasing us as avtete— this is all about erasing us as a vnete. tet-e— this is all about erasing us as a whole. let's hit— this is all about erasing us as a whole. let's hit them where it tate— a whole. let's hit them where it nate ant— a whole. let's hit them where it hurts and let's— a whole. let's hit them where it hurts and let's boycott adidas is hurts and let's boycott adidas te nant— hurts and let's boycott adidas te rttnt . — hurts and let's boycott adidas is right. gains.— hurts and let's boycott adidas is right . cit? hurts and let's boycott adidas is right . ct? is right. gains. what a fabulous woman , number one. but allison woman, number one. but allison pearson, she makes such a good point. doesn't she? adidas has done this knowing how angry women were at what happened with dylan mulvaney. and the whole

point here is that you can't have a bloke modelling women's swimwear because blokes don't have boobs. they don't know what it's like to have to wear a swim suit. no, they don't . and i suit. no, they don't. and i tntnt— suit. no, they don't. and i tntnt t— suit. no, they don't. and i think i agree— suit. no, they don't. and i think i agree with- i no, they don't. and i think i agree with every word tnat— think i agree with every word tnat tttey— think i agree with every word that riley says. _ think i agree with every word that riley says. yeah, boycott the bastards— that riley says. yeah, boycott the bastards down. i'm absolutely— the bastards down. i'm absolutely you're done with it. t-n — absolutely you're done with it. t-n tene— absolutely you're done with it. i'm done with— absolutely you're done with it. i'm done with it.— absolutely you're done with it. i'm done with it. i'm absolutely tene— i'm done with it. i'm absolutely tene vrtt— i'm done with it. i'm absolutely tene vttn rt.— i'm done with it. i'm absolutely done with it. this— i'm done with it. i'm absolutely done with it. this is not in men's swimwear- done with it. this is not in men's swimwear section of atttae— men's swimwear section of atttae. tte— men's swimwear section of adidas. it's not— men's swimwear section of adidas. it's not in a trans eeetten. — adidas. it's not in a trans section. it's— adidas. it's not in a trans section. it's in— adidas. it's not in a trans section. it's in the women's eeetten— section. it's in the women's eeetten .— section. it's in the women's eeetten . a— section. it's in the women's section . a woman's swimming section. a woman's swimming eeete— section. a woman's swimming eeete nae— section. a woman's swimming costume has cups.— section. a woman's swimming costume has cups. it has darts to costume has cups. it has darts te ttt— costume has cups. it has darts te ttt tne— costume has cups. it has darts to fit the female— costume has cups. it has darts to fit the female form. that's etearty— to fit the female form. that's etearty net— to fit the female form. that's clearly not not— to fit the female form. that's clearly not not a— to fit the female form. that's clearly not not a female form, is clearly not not a female form, te tt— clearly not not a female form, te tt e— clearly not not a female form, te tt e t— clearly not not a female form, te tt e t tt— clearly not not a female form, is it .7 i did think,— clearly not not a female form, is it ? i did think, i have to is it? i did think, i have to say— is it? i did think, i have to eay tnat— is it? i did think, i have to eay tnat any— is it? i did think, i have to say that any women watching will tnen— say that any women watching will tnev tnat— say that any women watching will tnev tnat ae— say that any women watching will know that as we— say that any women watching will know that as we come into spring and know that as we come into spring ant tnte— know that as we come into spring and into summer,— know that as we come into spring and into summer, we go to the beauty— and into summer, we go to the teatty paten— and into summer, we go to the beauty parlour to— and into summer, we go to the beauty parlour to have various the beauty parlour to have various tne vtnter— beauty parlour to have various the winter pelt— beauty parlour to have various the winter pelt taken off with etrtpe— the winter pelt taken off with etrtpe et— the winter pelt taken off with etrtpe et net— the winter pelt taken off with strips of hot wax— the winter pelt taken off with strips of hot wax . so the two strips of hot wax. so the two eenttenen — strips of hot wax. so the two gentlemen who _ strips of hot wax. so the two gentlemen who were modelling the tenate— gentlemen who were modelling the female swimwear— gentlemen who were modelling the female swimwear ,_ gentlemen who were modelling the female swimwear , i— gentlemen who were modelling the female swimwear , i think the female swimwear, i think the teet— female swimwear, i think the best treatment— female swimwear, i think the best treatment for them would be to best treatment for them would be te tate— best treatment for them would be te tate tnen— best treatment for them would be to take them to— best treatment for them would be to take them to a— best treatment for them would be to take them to a waxing parlour

and to take them to a waxing parlour ant tet— to take them to a waxing parlour ant tet tnetr— to take them to a waxing parlour and get their bikini lines done tenn— and get their bikini lines done down because— and get their bikini lines done down because that would teach tnen. — down because that would teach tnen. tnat— down because that would teach them, that would,— down because that would teach them, that would, that would eat— them, that would, that would teaen tnen— them, that would, that would teach them what— them, that would, that would teach them what women go tnrettn. — teach them what women go tnreapn. tte— teach them what women go through. it's an— teach them what women go through. it's an absolute cancellation— through. it's an absolute cancellation of the female form, not cancellation of the female form, net te — cancellation of the female form, not to mention _ cancellation of the female form, not to mention childbirth , not not to mention childbirth, not to not to mention childbirth, not te nentten— not to mention childbirth, not to mention childbirth. i mean, a ne— to mention childbirth. i mean, a a. yet— to mention childbirth. i mean, a cow. do you think— to mention childbirth. i mean, a cow. do you think we- to mention childbirth. i mean, a cow. jtit i cow. do you think we should be boycotting adidas over this? i mean, we are now boycotting tatte— mean, we are now boycotting pate a— mean, we are now boycotting pate a ten— mean, we are now boycotting quite a few brands, aren't we? tntnen-e— quite a few brands, aren't we? tntnen-e tat— quite a few brands, aren't we? eminem's bud light, nike, lego . eminem's bud light, nike, lego. why— eminem's bud light, nike, lego. vvny net— eminem's bud light, nike, lego. vvny net att— eminem's bud light, nike, lego. why not add another one to the tete— why not add another one to the net vvtee— why not add another one to the list? where on _ why not add another one to the list? where on earth are you going— list? where on earth are you tetnt te— list? where on earth are you tetnt te pay— list? where on earth are you going to buy all_ list? where on earth are you going to buy all your sportswear?- going to buy all your sportswear? i mean, you've done atte— sportswear? i mean, you've done ate-atttae— sportswear? i mean, you've done atte-atttae. t- sportswear? i mean, you've done nike adidas. i really nike and now adidas. i really do. nike and now adidas. i really te-t— nike and now adidas. i really te-t nave— nike and now adidas. i really te-t nave an- nike and now adidas. i really. do.-i have an -with do. reebok, i have an issue with tttey— do. reebok, i have an issue with tttey eatnee— do. reebok, i have an issue with riley gaines saying that adidas do. reebok, i have an issue with rile doingies saying that adidas do. reebok, i have an issue with rile doing nothing g that adidas do. reebok, i have an issue with riledoing nothing foriat adidas do. reebok, i have an issue with rile doing nothing for women as do. reebok, i have an issue with rile doing nothing for women when are doing nothing for women when tney—treattnt- they founded the breaking earner— they founded the breaking barrier campaign , which raises barrier campaign, which raises neney— barrier campaign, which raises neneyltet— barrier campaign, which raises neneyltet nete— barrier campaign, which raises money get more women into money to get more women into epert. — money to get more women into epert. se— money to get more women into epert. se tney-re— money to get more women into sport. so they're active arnie petttnt— sport. so they're active arnie tetttnt — sport. so they're active arnie getting more. sp0“. so they're active arnie getting more. sport. so they're active arnie getting more. but why have they done this? i mean, amy, you must understand this is not about trans phobia or anything like that. trans phobia or anything like that . this is trans phobia or anything like that. this is about trans phobia or anything like that . this is about practically that. this is about practically women need different sports where you must understand that sports bras are different protection. and i know lots of female athletes and i know how

difficult it is for them, especially if they have a big breasts, how difficult it is for them to find appropriate sportswear. so this is actually mocking now female athletes and women who just want to have proper clothes because as a man does not have breasts, i don't think a woman would you couldn't find a woman that that swimsuit would flatter. but it's in the women's section, in the women's. you know what? i went i went, i vent— you know what? i went i went, i vent t— you know what? i went i went, i vent t vent.— you know what? i went i went, i went i went. we'll— you know what? i went i went, i went i went. we'll never know. i went— went i went. we'll never know. i vent en— went i went. we'll never know. i vent en tne— went i went. we'll never know. i went on the website and i ettetet— went on the website and i ettetet en— went on the website and i clicked on swimsuits and on page atten— clicked on swimsuits and on page atter eta— clicked on swimsuits and on page atter eta pagee— clicked on swimsuits and on page after six pages of— clicked on swimsuits and on page after six pages of women wearing evtneatte— after six pages of women wearing evtnettte tnere— after six pages of women wearing swimsuits, there it— after six pages of women wearing swimsuits, there it was on page ant— swimsuits, there it was on page seven. and it's— swimsuits, there it was on page seven. and it's just one evtneatt— seven. and it's just one swimsuit. it's- seven. and it's just one swimsuit. it's also on the prevtete— swimsuit. it's also on the prevteae pate.— swimsuit. it's also on the previous page. there's a woman veartnt— previous page. there's a woman veartnt rt.— previous page. there's a woman veartnt tt. se— previous page. there's a woman wearing it. so you— previous page. there's a woman wearing it. so you can see both aetaatty— wearing it. so you can see both aettatty. tte— wearing it. so you can see both aetaatty. tt-e a— wearing it. so you can see both actually. it's a very— wearing it. so you can see both actually. it's a very versatile preee.— actually. it's a very versatile pteee. nete-e— actually. it's a very versatile piece. here's question i want piece. here's a question i want anevveet viny— piece. here's a question i want answered. why ?— piece. here's a question i want answered. bitty 7’ �*jtivj“i”ti piece. here's a question i want answered. bitty 7” ”ti ”ti answered. why? where are the shareholders? haven't the shareholders? haven't the shareholders it's the why haven't the shareholders seen what's to disney? what what's happened to disney? what happened budweiser go broke ? happened to budweiser go broke? yeah, it's just not it's just not a tv. it's just not a fight that the shareholder does need

to have. why? why would do to have. why? why would you do that? piece aslef that? the second piece is aslef commercial this is commercial suicide. this this is this an attack on women. we this is an attack on women. we anybody who has anything to do with young girls knows getting him involved in physical activity , particularly sport, is activity, particularly sport, is very hard. once they sort of reach 13, 14, 15. so anything that pushes against that is enough. and here's the thing, amy. if these if adidas are saying they support women and then they do this, what it looks like is they just pick anything that will make them look cool and the question that people need to ask, are they genuine about this or anything they've done? and i'd ask the shareholders who is in charge of your marketing? you've clearly just someone take control of just let someone take control of it, not go back. it's one go taet— it, not go back. it's one go taet ter— it, not go back. it's one go back for pride _ it, not go back. it's one go back for pride .— it, not go back. it's one go back for pride . i- it, not go back. it's one go back for pride . i tell- e gtit i it's one go back for pride . i tell you, from back for pride. i tell you, from tne— back for pride. i tell you, from the saturdays— back for pride. i tell you, from the saturdays was— back for pride. i tell you, from the saturdays was the main model of the saturdays was the main model et evtneatte— the saturdays was the main model of swimsuits-page. - the saturdays was the main model of swimsuits page. ll of swimsuits on the page. i'll tett— of swimsuits on the page. i'll tett yea— of swimsuits on the page. i'll tett yet why— of swimsuits on the page. i'll tett yet why tt— of swimsuits on the page. i'll tell you why it is— of swimsuits on the page. i'll tell you why it is marketing anything a does affects anything a brand does affects that brand you can tell . that brand and you can tell. amy okay. the question i want to ask amy okay. the question i want to aet yen— amy okay. the question i want to aet yea vnete— amy okay. the question i want to ask you, where are— amy okay. the question i want to ask you, where are the trans men in ask you, where are the trans men tn atverttetnt.— ask you, where are the trans men in advertising, male— ask you, where are the trans men in advertising, male swimwear ?

in advertising, male swimwear? vett— in advertising, male swimwear? war, tne— in advertising, male swimwear? wen, tne tnna— in advertising, male swimwear? well, the thing because this is parety— well, the thing because this is parety a— well, the thing because this is purely a targeting women , it's purely a targeting women, it's all purely a targeting women, it's at ateat— purely a targeting women, it's all about men— purely a targeting women, it's all about men prancing around as ant— all about men prancing around as women. and there— all about men prancing around as women. and there are no trans vrtt— women. and there are no trans men with their— women. and there are no trans men with their breasts lopped off modelling— men with their breasts lopped off modelling swimsuits . it's off modelling swimsuits. it's parety— off modelling swimsuits. it's purely misogynist. now that's not purely misogynist. now that's net — purely misogynist. now that's not me. there— purely misogynist. now that's not me. there is— purely misogynist. now that's not me. t“ti”ti purely misogynist. now that's not me. “tg not me. there is men swimming shorts worn by women. also on the adidas website. so it kind of works both ways. and i thought you didn't like cancelling things and you seem very keen on women cancelling. have they got are they adidas? are they their breasts are they showing their breasts in swimming shorts? are they showing their breasts in swimmingwimming shorts? are they showing their breasts in swimming shorts?g shorts? are they showing their breasts in swimming shorts? yesiorts? are they showing their breasts in swimming shorts? yes the? the swimming shorts? yes the sports. swimming shorts. well, that's not how men that's not how you're to going how you're going to you're going to men. sometimes to not not how men. sometimes i like wear boyfriend's like to wear my boyfriend's hoodie. for but i'm hoodie. good for you. but i'm racing men . i'm in racing. very racing men. i'm in racing. very different your different to when your boyfriend's budgie smugglers. very different. parm very different. alison parm santna— very different. alison parm sandhu, because very different. alison parm - sandhu,-because coming sandhu, stand by, because coming up,-p.pt..y_ sandhu, stand by, because coming up,-p.pt..y trtet— sandhu, stand by, because coming up, britney nigel farage to up, does britney nigel farage to retrn— up, does britney nigel farage to reant te— up, does britney nigel farage to return to politics— up, does britney nigel farage to return to politics to save the eeatrye— return to politics to save the country? we're— return to politics to save the country? we're going to find out as we reveal tonight's greatest entan— as we reveal tonight's greatest trttatn tn— as we reveal tonight's greatest britain in union— as we reveal tonight's greatest britain in union jackass bannau in uncanceled._ britain in union jackass bannau in uncanceled. are— britain in union jackass bannau in uncanceled. are the media going— in uncanceled. are the media tetnt te— in uncanceled. are the media tetnt te te— in uncanceled. are the media going to be forced to fact check

every— going to be forced to fact check every etatn — going to be forced to fact check every claim made— going to be forced to fact check every claim made by the shameless— every claim made by the shameless sussexes as their car enaee— shameless sussexes as their car enaee tate— shameless sussexes as their car chase tale struggles to stack up?— chase tale struggles to stack up? tee— chase tale struggles to stack at tee taan— chase tale struggles to stack up? lee kuan yew legend kelvin ttaetenzte— up? lee kuan yew legend kelvin mackenzie has— up? lee kuan yew legend kelvin mackenzie haslsay_ up? lee kuan yew legend kelvin mackenzie has say this, mackenzie has a say on this, ptte— mackenzie has a say on this, ptte tnat— mackenzie has a say on this, plus that ongoing feud between rnttttpe— plus that ongoing feud between phillips schofield and holly vvttteapnty— phillips schofield and holly willoughby over at this morning. is willoughby over at this morning. te tt— willoughby over at this morning. te tt att— willoughby over at this morning. te tt att eve— willoughby over at this morning. is it all over for— willoughby over at this morning. is it all over for that show nev— is it all over for that show tve-re— is it all over for that show now? we're back in two short ntnttee— now? we're back in two short ntnttee .—

it's time now for uncanceled . it's time now for uncanceled. ant— it's time now for uncanceled. ant tnte— it's time now for uncanceled. ant tnte te— it's time now for uncanceled. and this is where— it's time now for uncanceled. and this is where britain's top commentator— and this is where britain's top commentator does speak out on eentreveretat— commentator does speak out on controversial issues without the tear— controversial issues without the tear et— controversial issues without the tear et tne — controversial issues without the fear of the cancel— controversial issues without the fear of the cancel culture eveeptnt— fear of the cancel culture eveeptnt tne— fear of the cancel culture sweeping the rest of the media. now:— sweeping the rest of the media. nev. nary— sweeping the rest of the media. nev. nary ant— sweeping the rest of the media. now, harry and meghan's tatrytate— now, harry and meghan's tatrytate et— now, harry and meghan's fairytale of new york unravelled in fairytale of new york unravelled tn—taet- fairytale of new york unravelled tn—taet nttttl in light speed time last night. but-lamestream- in light speed time last night. but lamestream media were but the lamestream media were eaten— but the lamestream media were eattnt vrtt— but the lamestream media were caught with their— but the lamestream media were caught with their pants down vnen— caught with their pants down vnen tt— caught with their pants down when it came— caught with their pants down when it came to— caught with their pants down when it came to scrutinising the taete. — when it came to scrutinising the taete. tep. — when it came to scrutinising the taete. tep. tne— when it came to scrutinising the facts. yep, the likes of the tnten— facts. yep, the likes of the british bashing— facts. yep, the likes of the british bashing corporation sly aene— british bashing corporation sly tene. vete— british bashing corporation sly news, woke itv— british bashing corporation sly news, woke itv and channel five all succumbed— news, woke itv and channel five all succumbed to— news, woke itv and channel five all succumbed to the sussex serialisation _ all succumbed to the sussex serialisation of— all succumbed to the sussex serialisation of their manhattan

taxi serialisation of their manhattan taxt ttte— serialisation of their manhattan taxi ride despite— serialisation of their manhattan taxi ride despite their history of taxi ride despite their history et petty— taxi ride despite their history et perty pree— taxi ride despite their history of porky pies, duke and duchess of porky pies, duke and duchess et eteeet— of porky pies, duke and duchess of sussex were _ of porky pies, duke and duchess of sussex were evolved in a near eataetrepnte— of sussex were evolved in a near eataetrepnte ea— of sussex were evolved in a near catastrophic car chase last nttnt. — catastrophic car chase last nttnt. tnte— catastrophic car chase last night. t“ ”tilti e night. this relentless pursuit lasting over two hours and resulted in multiple near collisions. it clearly made them teet— collisions. it clearly made them feel extremely _ i it clearly made them feel extremely uncomfortable . feel extremely uncomfortable. his feel extremely uncomfortable. nte attest— feel extremely uncomfortable. his biggest fear— feel extremely uncomfortable. his biggest fear was— feel extremely uncomfortable. his biggest fear was history, repeating itself. it lay the blame squarely— repeating itself. it lay the blame squarely at- ”ti “g it lay the blame squarely at the hands of a treaty— blame squarely at the hands of a highly aggressive— blame squarely at the hands of a highly aggressive paparazzi . highly aggressive paparazzi. but highly aggressive paparazzi. tat nene— highly aggressive paparazzi. tat et— highly aggressive paparazzi. but none of that— highly aggressive paparazzi. but none of that was- highly aggressive paparazzi. but none of that was accurate. so let me bring in fleet street tetent— so let me bring in fleet street tepent tetvtn— so let me bring in fleet street legend kelvin mackenzie. now, tetvtn— legend kelvin mackenzie. now, kelvin should— legend kelvin mackenzie. now, kelvin should aren't the media, aven— kelvin should aren't the media, ttven tne— kelvin should aren't the media, given the track— kelvin should aren't the media, given the track record that the sussexes have _ given the track record that the sussexes have of— given the track record that the sussexes have of being compulsive— sussexes have of being compulsive liars be fact eneettnt— compulsive liars be fact checking every word they say . checking every word they say. vet.— checking every word they say. vet. tte— checking every word they say. well, it's much— checking every word they say. well, it's much easier- checking every word they say. well, it's much easier for- checking every word they say. well, it's much easier for them just to accept what the establishment and they are the establishment and they are the establishment , despite the fact establishment, despite the fact that they're 6000 miles away to accept it. they don't want to eertttntee — accept it. they don't want to scrutinise it.— accept it. they don't want to scrutinise it. they— ii . they don't want to scrutinise it. they don't want tne—

scrutinise it. they don't want tne pretrea— scrutinise it. they don't want the problem. they mean harry is an teeeeeve— the problem. they mean harry is an obsessive sewer— the problem. they mean harry is an obsessive sewer these days. i an obsessive sewer these days. t eee— an obsessive sewer these days. t tee— an obsessive sewer these days. t te-e tet— an obsessive sewer these days. i see he's got five— an obsessive sewer these days. i see he's got five separate- i see he's got five separate legal actions going on right now against various papers. and these these companies, i mean , these these companies, i mean, very interesting what itv did. i mean itv have own i mean, itv have their own prettene— i mean, itv have their own prettene tn— i mean, itv have their own problems in their own back yard and problems in their own back yard ant tney— problems in their own back yard ant tney tnen— problems in their own back yard and they know how convoluted tatttee— and they know how convoluted tatttee are— and they know how convoluted battles are between people. so why— battles are between people. so any ten-t— battles are between people. so any ten-t tney— battles are between people. so why don't they why don't they aeeept— why don't they why don't they aeeept tnat— why don't they why don't they accept that there's more than etery— accept that there's more than etery te— accept that there's more than etery te te— accept that there's more than one story to be told there? i tentat— one story to be told there? i mean, tonight it— one story to be told there? i mean, tonight it becomes clear. i seriously wonder how well harry is, apart from the fact he's obsessed about going through the courts and suing everybody . i see now that his everybody. i see now that his people are now putting it out, that they're very upset that king charles, the father, has not reached out to him to find out how he is. i mean , it is out how he is. i mean, it is absolute madness, the truth, the other aspect is the new york times, which is no friend of the uk at actually has made clear that there has been an exaggeration of whatever happened that night. exaggeration of whatever happened that night . and when happened that night. and when

the new york times says it, then, all right, i can understand them. people raising their eyebrows at the new york post. but the new york times says it then that is a significant issue. so the other aspect, which i found fascinating is he was looking he was looking to be the victim. so he and meghan stay up all night to try and find out which media publication was going to publish those photos . but they wasted those photos. but they wasted their time. those photos. but they wasted theirtime. no he did publish their time. no he did publish them in the end. so you can see what's going on in his mind. he is looking and she is looking presumably for a problem , um, presumably for a problem, um, morning, noon and night. and they're prepared to say anything to grab a headline to try and make the media look bad and all that's happened is that they have performed what you have been saying for years. what piers morgan's been saying for years, that they are either a unwell , let's be generous, years, that they are either a unwell, let's be generous, or b , or they are simply in capable of telling the truth . oh, it's

of telling the truth. oh, it's the latter, especially in relation to the media, let me tell you. but look, i want to move on to the— but look, i want to move on to the other big scandal of move on to the other big scandal et tne— move on to the other big scandal et tne veet. — move on to the other big scandal of the week. kelvin,— move on to the other big scandal of the week. kelvin, this is netty— of the week. kelvin, this is netty ant— of the week. kelvin, this is holly and philip at this morning vnen— holly and philip at this morning vnen tne— holly and philip at this morning when the drama— holly and philip at this morning when the drama has rumbled on to its when the drama has rumbled on to tte ettntn— when the drama has rumbled on to tte erentn tay— when the drama has rumbled on to its eighth day. now,— when the drama has rumbled on to its eighth day. now, now , you its eighth day. now, now, you remember the _ its eighth day. now, now, you remember the famous spin doctor, ataetatr— remember the famous spin doctor, alastair campbell,— remember the famous spin doctor, alastair campbell, worked by the ten tay— alastair campbell, worked by the ten tay rate.— alastair campbell, worked by the ten day rule, which said if the meta— ten day rule, which said if the netta ae— ten day rule, which said if the media was still— ten day rule, which said if the media was still covering a eeantat.— media was still covering a scandal, ten— media was still covering a scandal, ten days after it first prete— scandal, ten days after it first trete. tnen— scandal, ten days after it first broke, then someone would have to broke, then someone would have te 90- — broke, then someone would have te pe. tetvtn— broke, then someone would have te pe. tetvtn t— broke, then someone would have to go. kelvin i see— broke, then someone would have to go. kelvin i see no sign of tnte— to go. kelvin i see no sign of the etery— to go. kelvin i see no sign of this story slowing— to go. kelvin i see no sign of this story slowing down, eepeetatty— this story slowing down, especially seeing we're going to get tne— especially seeing we're going to get the sentencing of phillip senettett-e— get the sentencing of phillip schofield's brother tomorrow . do schofield's brother tomorrow. do you schofield's brother tomorrow. do yet tntnt— schofield's brother tomorrow. do yea tntnt nv— schofield's brother tomorrow. do you think itv are— schofield's brother tomorrow. do you think itv are close to aeeepttnt— you think itv are close to accepting defeat in getting rid of accepting defeat in getting rid et trn— accepting defeat in getting rid et at nev— accepting defeat in getting rid of him now to— accepting defeat in getting rid of him now to save the show? vett— of him now to save the show? war, tet-e— of him now to save the show? wen, tet-e pat— of him now to save the show? well, let's put it— of him now to save the show? well, let's put it this way. tne— well, let's put it this way. the reat— well, let's put it this way. the real question- well, let's put it this way. the real question is- well, let's put it this way. the real question is why on earth have they let it even rumble on for eight days? you looked at your looked at look at this. the videos of or look at the video of phillip schofield. honestly he looks older than me. that cannot be possible. but but

he looks . he looks. he looks. he he looks. he looks. he looks. he looks dreadful . the toll is looks dreadful. the toll is telling on him. the brother is going to get a very, very handsome sentence . it could be handsome sentence. it could be anything between , you know, anything between, you know, three, 5 or 7 years. i mean , and three, 5 or 7 years. i mean, and the truth about the matter is that, unfortunately and don't let's go into all this that the philip knew about this prior to the counsellor going to the police. he did nothing about it. i recognised he was in a difficult position, but he has got caught up in that as well. the reality is that holly doesn't want to work with him anymore. he wants to hang on. but surely there should be leadership at itv. you wonder why itv are doing so badly, why their share price is low, why their share price is so low, why they hold on to difficult they can't hold on to difficult talent like piers morgan . talent like piers morgan. imagine if piers had been in that on this. morgan he that position on this. morgan he would have out the door at would have been out the door at 200 million miles an hour, big time. so i cannot understand it. this morning will not survive if they don't take some kind of

action. the audience is low , action. the audience is low, advertising is low. it's an important subject that is a big number, a big audience number for itv . they want they want for itv. they want they want that franchise to continue. so they have to do something. it's not difficult to do this. they've shown before when they don't like somebody. jeremy kyle, piers and god knows who else , boom, they're gone. carol else, boom, they're gone. carol mcgiffin now. very— else, boom, they're gone. carol mcgiffin now. very good- g carol mcgiffin now. very good point . mcgiffin now. very good point. tetvtn— mcgiffin now. very good point. kelvin mackenzie, thank you so nan. — kelvin mackenzie, thank you so nan. t— kelvin mackenzie, thank you so nan. t tnen— kelvin mackenzie, thank you so much. i know you're not with us for much. i know you're not with us ter tne— much. i know you're not with us ter tne neat— much. i know you're not with us for the next couple— much. i know you're not with us for the next couple of weeks. nave— for the next couple of weeks. have a— for the next couple of weeks. have a brilliant— for the next couple of weeks. have a brilliant holiday. we vrtt— have a brilliant holiday. we vttt rntee— have a brilliant holiday. we will miss you,— have a brilliant holiday. we will miss you, but we'll see you vnen— will miss you, but we'll see you vnen yeare— will miss you, but we'll see you vnen yeare-an- will miss you, but we'll see you when you're an important when you're back. an important teta— when you're back. an important tetat-rntttp— when you're back. an important legal philip schofield legal note, philip schofield tnetete— legal note, philip schofield insists—knowl insists that he didn't know anytntnt— insists that he didn't know anything illegal was going on in terme— anything illegal was going on in terrne et— anything illegal was going on in terrne et tte— anything illegal was going on in terms of his brother. time now to terms of his brother. time now te reveat— terms of his brother. time now to reveal tonight's— terms of his brother. time now to reveal tonight's greatest entan— to reveal tonight's greatest trttatn tn— to reveal tonight's greatest britain in union— to reveal tonight's greatest britain in union jackass . my britain in union jackass. my etperetar— britain in union jackass. my superstar panel— britain in union jackass. my superstar panel return. allison rteree. — superstar panel return. allison rteree. ant— superstar panel return. allison pierce. and who's— superstar panel return. allison pierce. and who's your nominee for pierce. and who's your nominee ter et— pierce. and who's your nominee ter en tente— pierce. and who's your nominee ter en tetnte — pierce. and who's your nominee for gb joint? kevin— pierce. and who's your nominee for gb joint? t“ “titi for gb joint? kevin sinfield, former captain of leeds rhino rugby club and his scrum half rob burrow, who tragically developed motor neurone disease . kevin pushed rob round the

leeds rob burrow marathon at the weekend , picked him out of the weekend, picked him out of the wheelchair, carried him over the finishing line. team mates together, scoring to the last. what an absolute . we've got to what an absolute. we've got to have a what an absolute. we've got to nave a ttttte— what an absolute. we've got to have a little look— what an absolute. we've got to have a little look we've- jtit“? ?“ we've got to have a little look we've got to nave— have a little look we've got to nave a— have a little look we've got to have a little— have a little look we've got to have a little look. so beautiful . this one. this. one depher. oh, what a moment. sean bailey, yea— oh, what a moment. sean bailey, yea nentnee— oh, what a moment. sean bailey, yea . — oh, what a moment. sean bailey, your nominee . my— oh, what a moment. sean bailey, your nominee . iig oh, what a moment. sean bailey, your nominee. iig your nominee. my nominee is prime minister rishi sunak for signing a deal with japan. the security deal when we're- g“ “g the security deal when we're having big treate— security deal when we're having big trouble with— security deal when we're having big trouble with china and anna— big trouble with china and alicia kearns_ big trouble with china and alicia kearns ,_ big trouble with china and alicia kearns , it's about alicia kearns, it's about teeptnt— alicia kearns, it's about teeptnt tne— alicia kearns, it's about keeping the western world tetetner— keeping the western world tetetner te — keeping the western world together to make sure china tetne— together to make sure china tetne tn— together to make sure china tetne tn ant— together to make sure china joins in and doesn't become a eepante.— joins in and doesn't become a eeparate. tater— joins in and doesn't become a separate, larger threat and obe to separate, larger threat and obe te eanttta— separate, larger threat and obe to camilla tominey mine is sir tetr— to camilla tominey mine is sir tett stamen— to camilla tominey mine is sir keir starmer for— to camilla tominey mine is sir keir starmer for the relief i tett— keir starmer for the relief i tett vnen— keir starmer for the relief i felt when he— keir starmer for the relief i felt when he said maybe we pernape— felt when he said maybe we pernape ve— felt when he said maybe we perhaps we might have to be netettattnt— perhaps we might have to be negotiating with— perhaps we might have to be negotiating with terrible, tenatte—

negotiating with terrible, terrible, stinky going back in. ttt— terrible, stinky going back in. tat teet— terrible, stinky going back in. tat teet. tn— terrible, stinky going back in. but look, i'm going to go with tea— but look, i'm going to go with tevtn ant— but look, i'm going to go with kevin and rob— but look, i'm going to go with kevin and rob of— but look, i'm going to go with kevin and rob of course i am. tnat— kevin and rob of course i am. an ae— kevin and rob of course i am. an a— kevin and rob of course i am. that was a heartwarming moment this that was a heartwarming moment the week.— that was a heartwarming moment this week. great— that was a heartwarming moment this week. great allison this week. great choice. allisoni reaeen —taet pearson. who's your union? jack aeas— pearson. who's your union? jack acas—minister- pearson. who's your union? jack| acas—minister said acas grant shapps minister said he acas grant shapps minister said ne tett— acas grant shapps minister said ne tett prett— acas grant shapps minister said he felt proud of— acas grant shapps minister said he felt proud of the conservative record on immigration- conservative record on immigration and that he could we eett— immigration and that he could we eettt nev— immigration and that he could we could now control— immigration and that he could we could now control people coming in, could now control people coming tn ttt— could now control people coming tn tat tte— could now control people coming tn tat in new— could now control people coming in, but it's now four— could now control people coming in, but it's now four times what it in, but it's now four times what tt ae— in, but it's now four times what tt vnen— in, but it's now four times what it was when we— in, but it's now four times what it was when we couldn't control tnnttratten. — it was when we couldn't control immigration. sean— it was when we couldn't control immigration. t“ it ” immigration. sean bailey, your nominee mind is striking university lecturers who are refusing to mark work, not giving students feedback. these students have paid also- g . “g i i i these students have paid also the tattenat— students have paid also the national union— students have paid also the national union of students. students have paid also the national union of students . they national union of students. they enett— national union of students. they enettt te— national union of students. they should be standing up for these etttente— should be standing up for these etttente ant— should be standing up for these students and they're not. yeah, i students and they're not. yeah, t ean-t— students and they're not. yeah, i can't believe— students and they're not. yeah, i can't believe that the union is i can't believe that the union te net— i can't believe that the union is not supporting— i can't believe that the union is not supporting the students. amy— is not supporting the students. any aret— is not supporting the students. amy nick hewer_ is not supporting the students. amy nick hewer nominee. .jt�*j. amy nick hewer nominee. mine is the amy nick hewer nominee. mine is tte arettteet— amy nick hewer nominee. mine is the architect of— amy nick hewer nominee. mine is the architect of the aforementioned terrible, awful disaster that is brexit. it's nigel farage. he's has threatened to re—enter politics. has he not done enough damage? what's your mouth out? wash your mouth out. that's— what's your mouth out? wash your mouth out. that's my— jtit“? ” tit.e7’ wash your mouth out. that's my brilliant eetteatte— mouth out. that's my brilliant eetteatte .— mouth out. that's my brilliant colleague , our— mouth out. that's my brilliant colleague , our superstar colleague, our superstar preeenter— colleague, our superstar preeenter .— colleague, our superstar presenter. him. he's on this enev— presenter. him. he's on this enev. tt— presenter. him. he's on this enev. rt every— presenter. him. he's on this show. if every tuesday night. i

t— show. if every tuesday night. i t nee— show. if every tuesday night. i t an my— show. if every tuesday night. i mean, i he's my greatest britain vtrtaatty— mean, i he's my greatest britain vtnaatty every— mean, i he's my greatest britain virtually every week. so no it's net— virtually every week. so no it's net going— virtually every week. so no it's net tetnt te— virtually every week. so no it's net tetnt te te— virtually every week. so no it's not going to be nigel of course it's not going to be nigel of course in net. — not going to be nigel of course in net. ee— not going to be nigel of course it's not. go and— not going to be nigel of course it's not. go and vote for him by tne— it's not. go and vote for him by tne vvay. — it's not. go and vote for him by tne vvay. ant— it's not. go and vote for him by the way. and the— it's not. go and vote for him by the way. and the tric awards, tve— the way. and the tric awards, t-ve tet— the way. and the tric awards, t-ve tet te— the way. and the tric awards, t-ve tet te eay— the way. and the tric awards, i've got to say that. yeah, that tnat— i've got to say that. yeah, that ta ta— i've got to say that. yeah, that an tn going— i've got to say that. yeah, that that i'm going to— i've got to say that. yeah, that that i'm going to go for the uni teetaere— that i'm going to go for the uni lecturers and— that i'm going to go for the uni lecturers and sean— that i'm going to go for the uni lecturers and sean bailey teaee— lecturers and sean bailey because -theml lecturers and sean bailey. because-them and because shame on them and eepeetatty— because shame on them andi especially—union because shame on them and- especially_union as especially the students union as net.— especially the students union as vet—any- especially the students union as well._amy nicholl,| well. sean bailey, amy nicholl, attee— well. sean bailey, amy nicholl, attee ant— well. sean bailey, amy nicholl, attee ant ny— well. sean bailey, amy nicholl, alice and my fabulous superstar panet.— alice and my fabulous superstar panet—nan.- panel. thank you so much. thank you panel. thank you so much. thank yet-yea— panel. thank you so much. thank yea-yea eenpany— panel. thank you so much. thank you your company. all week. you for your company. all week. wow:— you for your company. all week. vvev. tte— you for your company. all week. even. in teen— you for your company. all week. wow, it's beenlbig_ you for your company. all week. wow, it's been big one. i'm wow, it's been a big one. i'm taet— wow, it's been a big one. i'm taet taentay— wow, it's been a big one. i'm back monday at— wow, it's been a big one. i'm back monday at 9— wow, it's been a big one. i'm back monday at 9 pm. have a treat— back monday at 9 pm. have a great weekend. _ back monday at 9 pm. have a great weekend. headliners this .