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schofield, who was a timothy schofield, who was a civiiian — timothy schofield, who was a civilian police _ timothy schofield, who was a civilian police worker, committed _ civilian police worker, committed 11 offences between mie— committed 11 offences between zeie ani— committed 11 offences between 2016 and 2019.— committed 11 offences between 2016 and 2019. the boy , who was 2016 and 2019. the boy, who was abused— 2016 and 2019. the boy, who was abused by— 2016 and 2019. the boy, who was abused by me— 2016 and 2019. the boy, who was abused by the 54— 2016 and 2019. the boy, who was abused by the 54 year old was braised— abused by the 54 year old was praised ibi— abused by the 54 year old was praised for his— abused by the 54 year old was praised for his remarkable bravery— praised for his remarkable bravery in— praised for his remarkable bravery in coming forward . boris bravery in coming forward. boris iabbeab-e— bravery in coming forward. boris iabbeab-e wife,— bravery in coming forward. boris johnson's wife, carrie, is biegaabi— johnson's wife, carrie, is pregnant with- johnson's wife, carrie, is pregnant with the couple's third ebiib— pregnant with the couple's third ebiii, abe— pregnant with the couple's third child, she announced on iaeiagiam— child, she announced on instagram that they're expecting a eibiibe— instagram that they're expecting a eibiibe ibi— instagram that they're expecting a sibling for wilf— instagram that they're expecting a sibling for wilf and rumi in just— a sibling for wilf and rumi in be a— a sibling for wilf and rumi in iaei a few— a sibling for wilf and rumi in just a few weeks— a sibling for wilf and rumi in just a few weeks time . carrie just a few weeks time. carrie eaia— just a few weeks time. carrie eaia ebe-e— just a few weeks time. carrie said she's been— just a few weeks time. carrie said she's been feeling pretty exbaaeiea— said she's been feeling pretty exhausted for— said she's been feeling pretty exhausted for much of the last eiebi— exhausted for much of the last eigbi membe— exhausted for much of the last eight months, but— exhausted for much of the last eight months, but they are booking— eight months, but they are looking forward to welcoming the beweei— looking forward to welcoming the newest member— looking forward to welcoming the newest member of— looking forward to welcoming the newest member of the family very . seab— newest member of the family very . seen a— newest member of the family very . soon a man who— newest member of the family very . soon a man who conned victims out . soon a man who conned victims aai ai— . soon a man who conned victims aai bi mae— . soon a man who conned victims aai bi aban— . soon a man who conned victims out of more than £100 million baa— out of more than £100 million bae been— out of more than £100 million has been jailed— out of more than £100 million has been jailed ._ out of more than £100 million has been jailed . t.j. fletcher has been jailed. t.j. fletcher banded— has been jailed. t.j. fletcher founded the— has been jailed. t.j. fletcher founded the website the iceberg, wbieb— founded the website the iceberg, which allowed _ founded the website the iceberg, which allowed criminals to make phone— which allowed criminals to make phone eaiie— which allowed criminals to make phone eaiie ia— which allowed criminals to make phone calls to victims bieieaaiag— phone calls to victims pretending they were from iiaeiei— pretending they were from trusted companies. it was biaaebi— trusted companies. it was brought down— trusted companies. it was brought down last year in the bee— brought down last year in the we biggeei— brought down last year in the uk's biggest fraud sting. the 35 year— uk's biggest fraud sting. the 35 year bia— uk's biggest fraud sting. the 35 year aii baa— uk's biggest fraud sting. the 35 year old has been— uk's biggest fraud sting. the 35 year old has been sentenced to
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13 year old has been sentenced to b yearb— year old has been sentenced to b yeaie abi— year old has been sentenced to 13 years and four— year old has been sentenced to 13 years and four months in prison— 13 years and four months in prison .— 13 years and four months in prison . detective superintendent prison. detective superintendent beieb— prison. detective superintendent beieb ieabee— prison. detective superintendent helen rance says— prison. detective superintendent helen rance says he clearly aide-i— helen rance says he clearly iiib-i care— helen rance says he clearly didn't care about the harm he causing— didn't care about the harm he was causing before it was shut bewa- — was causing before it was shut down. aisquith_ was causing before it was shut down. aisquith was- was causing before it was shut down. ' down. aisquith was constantly growing with 700 new users registering every week and it was earning £80,000 per week . was earning £80,000 per week. fletcher was leading an extravagant lifestyle, benefiting from the profits, having no care for the misery he was responsible for. figure is obtained by labour suggests there's been a big jump in the number of people dying in a&e . number of people dying in a&e. data provided by the nhs trusts anaer— data provided by the nhs trusts under a— data provided by the nhs trusts under a freedom _ data provided by the nhs trusts under a freedom of information ieaaeei— under a freedom of information ieaaeei ebaw— under a freedom of information request show that— under a freedom of information request show that more than baboo— request show that more than moo beabie— request show that more than 23,000 people died in emergency aebaiimebi— 23,000 people died in emergency department last— 23,000 people died in emergency department last year. that's 22% ibab— department last year. that's 22% ban in— department last year. that's 22% more than in 2021.— department last year. that's 22% more than in 2021. but the government— more than in 2021. but the government says it's delivering a record— government says it's delivering a record number— government says it's delivering a record number of tests , is a record number of tests, is ebeeaibg— a record number of tests, is ebeeaiag ab— a record number of tests, is speeding up discharges and ebbing— speeding up discharges and cutting waiting— speeding up discharges and cutting waiting lists . the cutting waiting lists. the
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farmer— cutting waiting lists. the farmer us— cutting waiting lists. the former us president, barack ebama— former us president, barack ebama ,— former us president, barack ebama , ie— former us president, barack obama , is among 500 americans obama, is among 500 americans eve-be— obama, is among 500 americans we-veb been— obama, is among 500 americans who've been banned from russia in ii— who've been banned from russia in ii bei— who've been banned from russia in ii iei bai— who've been banned from russia in tit for tat sanctions. well, it in tit for tat sanctions. well, i eemee— in tit for tat sanctions. well, it comes after— in tit for tat sanctions. well, it comes after leaders met at be— it comes after leaders met at be ei— it comes after leaders met at the g7 summit— it comes after leaders met at the g7 summit in— it comes after leaders met at the g7 summit in japan when they announced a wave— the g7 summit in japan when they announced a wave of fresh babiebmebie— announced a wave of fresh punishments over the war in ukraine.— punishments over the war in ukraine ibe— punishments over the war in ukraine. the us— punishments over the war in ukraine. the us is targeting iaiaie— ukraine. the us is targeting iaiaie energy— ukraine. the us is targeting future energy revenues and miiiiaiy— future energy revenues and military simply— future energy revenues and military supply chains , while military supply chains, while baiiaib— military supply chains, while baiiaib ie— military supply chains, while britain is banning imports of ieaeeiab— britain is banning imports of russian diamonds, copper , russian diamonds, copper, aiamibiam— russian diamonds, copper, aluminium and nickel. tv online babi— aluminium and nickel. tv online babe babie— aluminium and nickel. tv online dab+ radio and— aluminium and nickel. tv online dab+ radio and on— aluminium and nickel. tv online dab+ radio and on tunein. this is eb— dab+ radio and on tunein. this is ab newe— dab+ radio and on tunein. this is gb news. now— dab+ radio and on tunein. this is gb news. now time for headliners— is gb news. now time for headliners ._ headliners. hello everyone. welcome to headliners . i'm neil welcome to headliners. i'm neil pearson. tonight i'm joined by the harlem hitman lewis schaefer and the guildford grappler dion spencen and the guildford grappler dion spencer. how you both doing .7 spencer. how you both doing? i'm miserable. why are you
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miserable?— i'm miserable. why are you miserable? i'm— i'm miserable. why are you miserable? i'm not prepared for iebiebi-e— miserable? i'm not prepared for tonight's show. _ miserable? i'm not prepared for tonight's show. do— miserable? i'm not prepared for tonight's show. jizzi tonight's show. do you know you have been very glum in the office evening? i've have been very glum in the office evening ? i've been office all evening? i've been glum office all evening? i've been giam abi— office all evening? i've been giam and i— office all evening? i've been glum and i have— office all evening? i've been glum and i have got- zf�*itiz; " "q? i've been glum and i have got free iieaiibe— glum and i have got free floating anxiety, and i think i-ve— floating anxiety, and i think ive been.— floating anxiety, and i think i've been.-been.- floating anxiety, and i think i've been. been. i've been i've been. i've been. i've been iaaeei— i've been. i've been. i've been judged by. — i've been. i've been. i've been judged by. bie— i've been. i've been. i've been judged by. are you- i've been. i've been. i've been judged by. ' ”it; "it; i've been. i've been. i've been judged by. ' ”it; ”it; "it; judged by. are you sure you're not a 14 year old british teenager , louis? anyway let's teenager, louis? anyway let's have a quick look through to saturday's front pages before louis depresses us even further . the daily mail with energy bills set to fall , £450 as . the daily mail with energy bills set to fall, £450 as cap is slashed, does that cheer you up, louis? it you know what? rm.— up, louis? it you know what? i-m. i— up, louis? it you know what? i-m. i bee-i— up, louis? it you know what? i'm. i don't come— c. :7 it you know what? i'm. i don't come from. c. 57 it you know what? i'm. i don't come from. / i'm. i don't come from. yeah, me— i'm. i don't come from. yeah, the telegraph has uk talking itself into economic decline. the times has i is clear and present danger to education. the express has energy bills set to tumble. the mirror has give up your sick secrets rose that's rose west are talking about and finally the daily star leads with rishi down to his last £529 million. and those were your front pages . and let's have a
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front pages. and let's have a closer look at those front pages. louis, what are the daily mail leading with? well, they're leading with energy bills to fall £450 as cap is slashed . fall £450 as cap is slashed. and that and i don't really understand— and that and i don't really understand what this cap is, vibe-e— understand what this cap is, we paying— understand what this cap is, who's paying the cap, where the cap comes from. _ who's paying the cap, where the cap comes from. it's one more business— cap comes from. it's one more business ei— cap comes from. it's one more business of the— cap comes from. it's one more business of the government being inveivei— business of the government being invebei ib— business of the government being involved in everything that we do involved in everything that we be is— involved in everything that we be is ab— involved in everything that we be is an energy— involved in everything that we do is an energy is— involved in everything that we do is an energy is a is a price eabeiby.— do is an energy is a is a price eabeiby. — do is an energy is a is a price ebbeiby. se— do is an energy is a is a price subsidy. so they— do is an energy is a is a price subsidy. so they the- do is an energy is a is a price subsidy. " g subsidy. so they the when energy pfices subsidy. so they the when energy prices go up too high, the government steps in and subsidises people's energy bills. but luckily, the price of energy is dropping. thanks. thanks to two things putin's failing, failing war. so we managed to get an energy war on us, but we managed to find alternative sources that weren't russia and also climate change. climate change has made us warmer, so we don't need as much gas. i'm warmer, so we don't need as much gas . i'm not warmer, so we don't need as much gas. i'm not going to let you say— gas. i'm not going to let you bay-eiimaie— gas i'm not going to let you say climate change is say that climate change is a webbeiiai— say that climate change is a wonderful thing. _ say that climate change is a wonderful thing. it's really bee.— wonderful thing. it's really bei. bai— wonderful thing. it's really not. but what— wonderful thing. it's really not. but what good is that, not. but what is good is that, as not. but what is good is that, ae-eaib,— not. but what is good is that, as-said, putin— not. but what is good is that, as said, putin now he's lost
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as you said, putin now he's lost ibai— as you said, putin now he's lost ibai kibb— as you said, putin now he's lost ibai bibb ei— as you said, putin now he's lost that kind of pushback against the that kind of pushback against ibe webb,— that kind of pushback against the west, because i do feel and im— the west, because i do feel and im eure— the west, because i do feel and im a bei— the west, because i do feel and i'm sure a lot of— the west, because i do feel and i'm sure a lot of other people do,— i'm sure a lot of other people be, ibai— i'm sure a lot of other people be, ibai be— i'm sure a lot of other people do, that he decided to make his iaiibei— do, that he decided to make his further invasion— do, that he decided to make his further invasion into ukraine, the further invasion into ukraine, ibe ee— further invasion into ukraine, ibe ibai— further invasion into ukraine, the one that he— further invasion into ukraine, the one that he started in 2014, beae— the one that he started in 2014, bee be— the one that he started in 2014, because he knew— the one that he started in 2014, because he knew about the west's ieiiabee— because he knew about the west's ieiiabee eb— because he knew about the west's reliance on russian— because he knew about the west's reliance on russian gas. and ibis— reliance on russian gas. and ibie ia— reliance on russian gas. and this is absolutely wonderful beae— this is absolutely wonderful because obviously cost of living eiieie— because obviously cost of living eaieie abb— because obviously cost of living eaieie abb be— because obviously cost of living crisis and to sort— because obviously cost of living crisis and to sort of get back ibai— crisis and to sort of get back ibai babe,— crisis and to sort of get back that £450, it's— crisis and to sort of get back that £450, it's nice to have a babe— that £450, it's nice to have a iiiiie bie— that £450, it's nice to have a iiiiie bii ei— that £450, it's nice to have a little bit of good— that £450, it's nice to have a little bit of good news on a beni— little bit of good news on a iieai babe.— little bit of good news on a front page. actually it is. veab. — front page. actually it is. veab. i— front page. actually it is. yeah. i mean,- front page. actually it is. yeah. "it; front page. actually it is. yeah. a "it; front page. actually it is. - yeah. i mean, we're a projected to the energy price cap was going to cost the government something like £28 something insane like £28 billion, which is just a, you know, a crazy amount of money which much which ended up costing much less, is crazy because it less, which is crazy because it basically stokes inflation. and where's the money coming from? but where's the money coming from? bub-ebb— where's the money coming from? but said something very but you said something very inieaeeiine— interesting, which is putin's againsb— interesting, which is putin's war against, you know, gas war. bai— war against, you know, gas war. bai abe— war against, you know, gas war. bai ibe babb— war against, you know, gas war. but the truth was,— war against, you know, gas war. but the truth was, it wasn't babie— but the truth was, it wasn't iaiib wbe — but the truth was, it wasn't putin who blew— but the truth was, it wasn't putin who blew up the nord beam,— putin who blew up the nord siieam, ibe— putin who blew up the nord stream, the nord stream pipeline . america— stream, the nord stream pipeline . america probably— stream, the nord stream pipeline . america probably did . c . america probably did. so, like you . america probably did. so, like yea saib— . america probably did. so, like you said, probably just for ofcom, just you're just going to couch that conspiracy theory. i'm not. i mean, it could it
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could work. i wasn't thinking for ofcom. i was just thinking i waning— for ofcom. i was just thinking i wabiibb be— f i was just thinking i was wanting to support my own eeaniay— was wanting to support my own eeabiiy. — was wanting to support my own eebaiiy. babb— was wanting to support my own country. just-case-go. country. just in case you go back there on holiday. and i've got to be nice to— back there on holiday. and i've got to be nice to those- f iii" say and i've got to be nice to those people. anyway.— got to be nice to those people. anyway. —iibab-b- got to be nice to those people. l anyway, _what's .the anyway, moving on. what's on the front cover of the telegraph? diane well, we've got two interesting headlines. we've got the uk interesting headlines. we've got ibe bib bailing— interesting headlines. we've got the uk talking itself— interesting headlines. we've got the uk talking itself into- the uk talking itself into economic decline. that's baeieaiiy— economic decline. that's basically jeremy hunt saying, economic decline. that's basi(everybodyy hunt saying, economic decline. that's basi(everybody cheer saying, economic decline. that's basi(everybody cheer upying, economic decline. that's basi(everybody cheer up a�*ig, economic decline. that's basi(everybody cheer up a bit hey, everybody cheer up a bit beae— hey, everybody cheer up a bit bee bee— hey, everybody cheer up a bit because he's worried that it's going— because he's worried that it's being-beame— going to become a self—fulfilling prophecy, that if self—fulfilling prophecy, that ii—beibbl self—fulfilling prophecy, that. ii—beiag, 0h, if we all walk around going, oh, it's if we all walk around going, oh, ii-e ieaaibie— if we all walk around going, oh, it's terrible-the— it's terrible. in the uk, bebeby-e— it's terrible. in the uk, bebeby-e-i it's terrible. in the uk,- nobody's-, then it's terrible. in the uk,— nobody's-, then somehow nobody's investing, then somehow beebie— nobody's investing, then somehow beebie-eeii— nobody's investing, then somehow beebie-eeii ef— nobody's investing, then somehow people - sort of latch - nobody's investing, then somehow people sort of latch onto people will sort of latch onto ibai— people will sort of latch onto ibai ae— people will sort of latch onto ibai as be— people will sort of latch onto that as the truth— people will sort of latch onto that as the truth and then we win— that as the truth and then we wiii ebb— that as the truth and then we wiii ebb ab— that as the truth and then we will end up sort— that as the truth and then we will end up sort of shrinking ear—ibeie- will end up sort of shrinking our—there is. will end up sort of shrinking. our—there is also will end up sort of shrinking- our_there is also , our own economy. there is also, ibeaeb— our own economy. there is also, ibebgb, ibeagb— our own economy. there is also, though, though, a— our own economy. there is also, though, though, a very worrying bribe.— though, though, a very worrying article. childline_ though, though, a very worrying article. childline website biemeiee— article. childline website promotes trans treatment . now promotes trans treatment. now ibeie— promotes trans treatment. now ibeie ie— promotes trans treatment. now ibeie ie a— promotes trans treatment. now ibeie ie a very— promotes trans treatment. now there is a very popular helpline eaiieb— there is a very popular helpline eaiieb cbiib— there is a very popular helpline called child line,— there is a very popular helpline called child line, which i think ibai— called child line, which i think ibai meei— called child line, which i think that most people— called child line, which i think that most people have heard of, but unfortunately— that most people have heard of, but unfortunately , they've but unfortunately, they've discovered _ but unfortunately, they've discovered that teenagers ringing— discovered that teenagers ringing ab— discovered that teenagers ringing up childline sort of saying.— ringing up childline sort of sayingr en— ringing up childline sort of sayingr en .— ringing up childline sort of saying, oh , sometimes i don't saying, oh, sometimes i don't bike— saying, oh, sometimes i don't iibe ny— saying, oh, sometimes i don't iibe ny beby— saying, oh, sometimes i don't iibe ny beby. i— saying, oh, sometimes i don't like my body. i feel like my i an— like my body. i feel like my i an a girl— like my body. i feel like my i an a bin .— like my body. i feel like my i an a eiri . bai— like my body. i feel like my i am a girl , but i— like my body. i feel like my i am a girl, but i feel like my breaeie— am a girl, but i feel like my breaeie are— am a girl, but i feel like my breasts are getting in the way beae— breasts are getting in the way bee in—
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breasts are getting in the way because i'm awkward because, you knew.— because i'm awkward because, you knew. iney-re — because i'm awkward because, you knew. iney-re being— because i'm awkward because, you know, they're going through babeny. — know, they're going through puberty. they're told to puberty. they're being told to seek— puberty. they're being told to seek eni— puberty. they're being told to seek out treatment for transitioning. but obviously, ibis— transitioning. but obviously, inie ie— transitioning. but obviously, inie ie a— transitioning. but obviously, this is a helpline so their barenie— this is a helpline so their parents aren't— this is a helpline so their parents aren't being involved . parents aren't being involved. anb— parents aren't being involved. anb ibis— parents aren't being involved. anb inie ia— parents aren't being involved. and this is quite— parents aren't being involved. and this is quite a big worry. iney-re— and this is quite a big worry. iney-re eeri— and this is quite a big worry. they're sort of— and this is quite a big worry. they're sort of telling some beebie— they're sort of telling some beebie inab— they're sort of telling some people that they should bind ineir— people that they should bind their breasts— people that they should bind their breasts and things like inab— their breasts and things like inai. nnien— their breasts and things like that, which is— their breasts and things like that, which is medically very nneaer— that, which is medically very nneaer .— that, which is medically very nneaer . se— that, which is medically very unsafe . so the— that, which is medically very unsafe . so the charity unsafe. so the charity commission- unsafe. so the charity commission of commission are thinking of ieebinb— commission are thinking of ieebing inie— commission are thinking of looking into this, which i think iney—sraii- looking into this, which i think- iney—sraii-bene they should. and staff have come forward they're under forward saying they're under pressure advice. and pressure to give advice. and also they've they've got also they've got they've got forums where children can discuss things. and of the discuss things. and some of the some the advice given lewis some of the advice given lewis was so a reply from a 14 year old, a fellow 14 year old trans quyi old, a fellow 14 year old trans guy, self described there, said you could look into starting hormone blockers without your mum's knowledge advice to a mum's knowledge as advice to a young teenager who's got seek out drugs. he's a bit, you know, mixed up about their gender or whatever. as i should imagine, every single is right whatever. as i should imagine, everylsingle is right whatever. as i should imagine, everyi mean, is right whatever. as i should imagine, everyi mean, i is right whatever. as i should imagine, everyi mean, i know is right whatever. as i should imagine, everyi mean, i know iis right whatever. as i should imagine, everyi mean, i know i am,]ht whatever. as i should imagine, everyi mean, i know i am, but now. i mean, i know i am, but isn't this a free speech issue? because a lot of this is not iner— because a lot of this is not inei renai— because a lot of this is not just what child— because a lot of this is not just what child childline is reiiine— just what child childline is telling-kids.- just what child childline is telling kids. what telling these kids. it's what
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ineee— telling these kids. it's what ineee-are— telling these kids. it's what these are telling each these kids are telling each einer— these kids are telling each einer en— these kids are telling each other on on— these kids are telling each other on on on— these kids are telling each other on on on the site. so enenibn-i— other on on on the site. so shouldn't they— other on on on the site. so shouldn't they be allowed to reiie— shouldn't they be allowed to reiie bai— shouldn't they be allowed to tell? but when _ shouldn't they be allowed to tell? but when it comes to nebieai— tell? but when it comes to nebieai-yen- tell? but when it comes to medical you can't allow medical harm, you can't allow ininbe— medical harm, you can't allow ininbe bike— medical harm, you can't allow things like advice. 'r: medical harm, you can't allow things like advice. ' r: things like advice. and we've berrainiy— things like advice. and we've certainly seen advice around eating or advice eating disorders or advice around you know, that's around suicide. you know, that's clamped was clamped down on. childline was set help children if it's set up to help children if it's spreading , spreading advice that spreading, spreading advice that is actually harming children through through the medication of them when it's unnecessary , of them when it's unnecessary, through through railroading them into into surgical pathways like why start off with such an extreme thing as seek out drugs behind your parents back ? like behind your parents back? like why not start off that r: f7 like why not start off that sounds a bit why not start off that sounds a bi bab. — why not start off that sounds a bit bad. seek— why not start off that sounds a bit bad. seek out— why not start off that sounds a bit bad. r: c.gs zirzzi" r: bit bad. seek out drugs behind your parents back. that's what they're saying. common sense. tell me. but that's 114 year old to another 14 year old. so they haven't changed— to another 14 year old. so they haven't changed much- �*”' rzerr: so they haven't changed much since the bee. — haven't changed much since the bee. bean— haven't changed much since the bee. bean . be.— haven't changed much since the 90s. “baa" no, that's kids 90s. yeah. no, that's what kids do. 90s. yeah. no, that's what kids be-eay— 90s. yeah. no, that's what kids be-eay .— 90s. yeah. no, that's what kids be-eay . yen— 90s. yeah. no, that's what kids be-eay . yen knew- 90s. “baa" no, that's what kids do. say , you know how to 90s. “baa" no, that's what kids do. out say , you know how to 90s. “baa" no, that's what kids do. out of ay , you know how to 90s. “baa" no, that's what kids do. out of the you know how to 90s. “baa" no, that's what kids do. out of the house, ow how to 90s. “baa" no, that's what kids do. out of the house, butiow to 90s. “baa" no, that's what kids do. out of the house, but this:o get out of the house, but this is bike— get out of the house, but this is iibe binge— get out of the house, but this is like drugs without the music. ibar-s— is like drugs without the music. irate—bean- is like drugs without the music. that's—yeah that's- that's just awful. yeah that's the trouble with today's teenagers. they don't even know new— teenagers. they don't even know new-binge— teenagers. they don't even know new-binge .— teenagers. they don't even know new-binge . anb- g they don't even know how drugs . and finally, how to take drugs. and finally, nnai-e— how to take drugs. and finally, nnai-e in— how to take drugs. and finally, nnai-e in ine— how to take drugs. and finally, what's in the front page of the baby— what's in the front page of the baiiy siare— what's in the front page of the daily star? diane— what's in the front page of the
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daily star? diane oh , the daily daily star? diane oh, the daily siar. — daily star? diane oh, the daily siar. ob— daily star? diane oh, the daily siar. on .— daily star? diane oh, the daily star. oh , let's— daily star? diane oh, the daily star. oh , let's get- daily star? diane oh, the daily star. cj" grzi;c daily star? diane oh, the daily star. cj" gr:;c c star. oh, let's get out. the world's tiniest violin in rishi's down to his last 529 million. so he's actually sort of shrunk down a bit in the times rich list, which has recently come out . and it's recently come out. and it's because there's been a drop in his wife's companies value. you know, the one that her father owns and she's only got like yes thank you and she's only got like a 1% stake but like the 1% means that, like, she's still lost 200 million. yeah i mean that's the numbers are just absolutely mind boggling. what i find interesting about this article about the sunday times rich list is what's happened to richard because richard branson, because obviously is a very famous obviously he is a very famous british entrepreneur , you know, british entrepreneur, you know, and he obviously came under fire dufing and he obviously came under fire during covid when he asked for a bailout for all of his staff and also virgin orbit has recently gone bankrupt and he is massively dropped on the rich list. and i do think it's
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interesting because you can really look at richard branson throughout history, and he's always been this kind of crazy maverick entrepreneur. like he tried to us the hyperloop. tried to give us the hyperloop. he to get us into space he tried to get us into space but quite so but didn't quite make it. so even up with them, you but didn't quite make it. so even quite up with them, you but didn't quite make it. so even quite make with them, you but didn't quite make it. so even quite make it. th them, you but didn't quite make it. so even quite make it. andiem, you but didn't quite make it. so even quite make it. and it's you don't quite make it. and it's fascinating to me . oh, and also fascinating to me. oh, and also ed sheeran, adele and harry styles are among the uk's wealthiest people under the age of 35, with all three having wealth higher than 150 million. yeah, ed sheeran's got £300 niiiien. — yeah, ed sheeran's got £300 niiiien. i— yeah, ed sheeran's got £300 million. i couldn't believe it. rean— million. i couldn't believe it. bean. ne— million. i couldn't believe it. yeah, he wants— million. i couldn't believe it. yeah, he wants to— million. i couldn't believe it. yeah, he wants to spend that been. — yeah, he wants to spend that been. ine— yeah, he wants to spend that down. the barber's . down. the barber's. but you knew.— down. the barber's. but you know, you're acting like this is a thing. it's like, why not? a bad thing. it's like, why not? well, not, but why well, maybe not, but why shouldn't ed sheeran be totally rich ? he makes many people rich? he makes so many people happy. make me happy. happy. it doesn't make me happy. i one of the i just want to find one of the most i did most annoying people. i did think anything. think it was about anything. meet and the meet you happy lewis and the fact fact is if you've fact is, the fact is if you've got £6 and you lose £2, you you might say, well, i've still got £4, but let's say you want a burger king meal and you can't afford it now, so it can affect people's lives at any price.
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great. that was incredible nieben— great. that was incredible nieben .— great. that was incredible wisdom . lewis— cbzuac that was incredible wisdom . lewis and lewis, what's wisdom. lewis and lewis, what's on wisdom. lewis and lewis, what's en ine— wisdom. lewis and lewis, what's en ine beni— wisdom. lewis and lewis, what's on the front cover— wisdom. lewis and lewis, what's on the front cover of the times ? — on the front cover of the times e vibese— on the front cover of the times ? whose front— on the front cover of the times ? whose front cover- on the front cover of the times ? whose front cover of- on the front cover of the times ? whose front cover of the times is this is that is another eye is this is that is another eye is a clear and present danger. this time to education . and this time to education. and listen i'm 60, 66 years old. i look amazing . but the truth is look amazing. but the truth is i've been hearing this stuff forever. forever. we've been heafing forever. forever. we've been hearing how this change is going to affect these people and it's going to put out of going to put people out of business. it's going be no business. it's going to be no work they're saying work left and they're saying that there's now there's going to because to be no education left because i is going to write kids papers . but then if kids can get ai i is going to write kids papers . but then if kids can get al to bribe— . but then if kids can get al to nriie ineir— . but then if kids can get al to write their papers— but then if kids can get al to write their papers for them, ien-i— write their papers for them, ien-i-beinb- write their papers for them, isn't being skilled write their papers for them, isn�*the being skilled write their papers for them, isn�*the modern being skilled write their papers for them, isn�*the modern economylled write their papers for them, isn�*the modern economy where for the modern economy where ye-re— for the modern economy where you're basically— for the modern economy where you're basically going to be eberarinee— you're basically going to be operating?.|n_ you're basically going to be operating?.in-of. operating? ai in a lot of bneniebbe— operating? ai in a lot of knowledge jobs , you operating? ai in a lot of- knowledge _jobs , you dare. knowledge based jobs, you dare. inab— knowledge based jobs, you dare. ibarlanibi. — knowledge based jobs, you dare. that-awful. no— knowledge based jobs, you dare. that-awful. no so— knowledge based jobs, you dare. that-awful. no so there- knowledge based jobs, you dare. that-awful. no so there is- that is awful. no so there is a group that's been created by a head of the head of epsom college , sir anthony seldon, and college, sir anthony seldon, and they're creating a body of head teachers that are going to try to monitor ai and how it
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infiltrates schools, because it's not just the possibility of cheating that is affecting people, it's also the fact that it might be creating lesson plans and marking kids work. so the teachers , the teachers are the teachers, the teachers are being— the teachers, the teachers are being i,— the teachers, the teachers are being i, ine— the teachers, the teachers are using it, the teachers are ebeaiine— using it, the teachers are cheating, using it. so we're iner— cheating, using it. so we're inei being— cheating, using it. so we're inei being re— cheating, using it. so we're just going to be— cheating, using it. so we're just going to be we're all just going— just going to be we're all just being re— just going to be we're all just being be be— just going to be we're all just going to be sitting in front of a eenbnier— going to be sitting in front of a computer-five- going to be sitting in front ofi a computer-five-a a computer for five minutes a bay. — a computer for five minutes a bay. -bnen.- a computer for five minutes a. day. - know, .teachers day. and, you know, the teachers nibb— day. and, you know, the teachers niii bei— day. and, you know, the teachers niii bei bi — day. and, you know, the teachers niii eei bi re— day. and, you know, the teachers will get al to create a lesson bian— will get al to create a lesson plan._children| will get al to create a lesson. plan._children get plan. and then the children get to answer the— plan. and then the children get to answer the lesson plan, and ben— to answer the lesson plan, and inen-be— to answer the lesson plan, and inen-ee babb- to answer the lesson plan, and then-go back to- to answer the lesson plan, and then go back to playing then we all go back to playing cabi— then we all go back to playing caii-inai-e— then we all go back to playing call-that's what's- call of duty. that's what's amazing. — call of duty. that's what's amazing. the amazing. and at the end of the day,— amazing. and at the end of the bay—er— amazing. and at the end of the day, of infantilizing day, the danger of infantilizing banana— day, the danger of infantilizing humans because— day, the danger of infantilizing humans because we're sort of aiieninb— humans because we're sort of aiieninb ine— humans because we're sort of allowing the ai— humans because we're sort of allowing the al to do everything for allowing the al to do everything ier ne— allowing the al to do everything ier be anb— allowing the al to do everything for us and we're— allowing the al to do everything for us and we're losing our abiiiiy— for us and we're losing our ability-create- for us and we're losing our ability create and ability to create things and eriiieaiiy— ability to create things and critically-no- ability to create things and critically-no . - ability to create things and critically no . ability to create things and- critically-no . so .some critically think no. so at some point— critically think no. so at some point going have to point they're going to have to say to the kids, no say to the kids, okay, no computers, write sentence, and computers, write a sentence, and the will be forced to write the kids will be forced to write a with pen . with a sentence with a pen. with a pen emojis . and the pen instead of emojis. and the teacher will have to grade it. so that's the only there's no change. i'm sorry for saying it this early in the show, but this is a non story i'm inclined to agree anyway , that's the front agree anyway, that's the front pageis agree anyway, that's the front page is done. stay tuned for
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iabenr— page is done. stay tuned for labour increasing— g : stay tuned for labour increasing immigration benanbe— labour increasing immigration benanbe rer— labour increasing immigration demands for reparations and snp binnbere. — demands for reparations and snp blunders. sounds— demands for reparations and snp blunders. sounds like a classic. beabiinere— blunders. sounds like a classic. headliners. line—up see you in a ine—
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well we'll continue to monitor that. you're listening to gb bene— that. you're listening to gb wews babie— that. you're listening to gb wews ieabie .— that. you're listening to gb news radio . _ you're listening to gb news radio . f f news radio. welcome back to headliners. i'm leo kearse, ieineb— headliners. i'm leo kearse, ieineb by— headliners. i'm leo kearse, joined by louis— : i'm leo kearse, joined by louis sheaffer and biane— joined by louis sheaffer and diane spencer— joined by louis sheaffer and diane spencer ,_ joined by louis sheaffer and diane spencer , kicking things diane spencer, kicking things off diane spencer, kicking things err in— diane spencer, kicking things err in ibis— diane spencer, kicking things off in this section with the nai— off in this section with the naii in— off in this section with the naii in in— off in this section with the mail in in news- off in this section with the mail in in news that will surprise— mail in in news that will surprise ne— mail in in news that will surprise no one labour want to ine— surprise no one labour want to increase the number of labour veies— increase the number of labour vies iewis— increase the number of labour voters. louis yeah,— increase the number of labour voters. louis yeah, that's true. iabewr— voters. louis yeah, that's true. labour admits— voters. louis yeah, that's true. labour admits that— voters. louis yeah, that's true. labour admits that could- voters. louis yeah, that's true. labour admits that could make immigration even higher than 500,000 a year, which is what? which is what it's running right now. i mean, how many people can you that's 1% of the you let in? that's1% of the country year, ten years. country every year, ten years. that's multiple you do the that's 10. multiple you do the math that's10. multiple you do the math plug a skills gap. math to plug a skills gap. supposedly british people can't pick strawberries or work in pret a manger. there's no talent for that. as rishi sunak slams keir starmer for wanting to reopen brexit. and so this party chairman said said that it's not
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sensible. party chairman of the labour party says it's not sensible to say we're going to bfing sensible to say we're going to bring immigration down because we're having their problems somewhere in the world that we have to take people in. and let me just say this the only difference between labour and the conservatives is labour admits they're going to let more people in and the conservatives say they're not going to let more people in and then let let more people in and then let let more people in and then let let more people in. i'm amazed senebeby— more people in. i'm amazed somebody actually- " i'm amazed somebody actually found a birrerenee— somebody actually found a- difference—and difference between labour and the difference between labour and ine—is- difference between labour and ine—is weii the conservatives. that is well bene— the conservatives. that is well bene .— the conservatives. that is well bene . biane— the conservatives. that is well done . diane, what you the conservatives. that is well done . diane, what-you of done. diane, what do you make of inise— done. diane, what do you make of this?-obviously_ done. diane, what do you make of this?-obviously ,_ done. diane, what do you make of this?-obviously , like- done. diane, what do you make of this? obviously , like we this? well, obviously, like we wani— this? well, obviously, like we want - skilled - this? well, obviously, like we want skilled people in want to have skilled people in anb— want to have skilled people in anb ii-s— want to have skilled people in anb its-inab— want to have skilled people in and it's-that we- want to have skilled people in and it's that we have a and it's good that we have a sysien—eanl and it's good that we have a. system _can sort system so that people can sort of system so that people can sort er-ineir— system so that people can sort of-their talents- system so that people can sort of-their talents .tol of bring their talents over to ine— of bring their talents over to ine-bwr— of bring their talents over to the-but couldn't- of bring their talents over to the-but couldn't we. of bring their talents over to. the-but couldn't we train the uk. but couldn't we train people here? yes , we should be people here? yes, we should be abbe— people here? yes, we should be abie re— people here? yes, we should be abie re brain— people here? yes, we should be able to train people— “ribi7’ yes, we should be able to train people here. ' “r: able to train people here. and i insa— able to train people here. and i iwsi rbinb— able to train people here. and i iwsi rbinb ii-s— able to train people here. and i just think it's interesting what i'm not happy about is that the party chair and alex dodds says that she said that they wouldn't have a target and i think that's silly . i have a target and i think that's silly. i think have a target and i think that's silly . i think you still need silly. i think you still need a target because everything that silly. i think you still need a target bein use everything that silly. i think you still need a target bein the everything that silly. i think you still need a target bein the uk rything that silly. i think you still need a target bein the uk is:hing that silly. i think you still need a target bein the uk is run] that silly. i think you still need a target bein the uk is run on at we have in the uk is run on targets you know, targets numbers cuz you know, we're british, we love yeah,
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we're british, we love cuz yeah, we're british, we love cuz yeah, we're . there's nothing we're a target. there's nothing to we're a target. there's nothing re — we're a target. there's nothing re wean— we're a target. there's nothing to miss. yeah ,_ we're a target. there's nothing to miss. yeah , that's a very we're a target. there's nothing to mi point,3ah , that's a very we're a target. there's nothing to mi point, but, that's a very we're a target. there's nothing to mi point, but yeah,s a very we're a target. there's nothing to mi point, but yeah, so very good point, but yeah, so i understand it, but i think lewis is right. like at least they're admitting that it may have to get higher before it gets lower . but at the moment it's all about of stopping about the rhetoric of stopping the but we want we the small boats. but we want we want workers to come in. want skilled workers to come in. yeah. we don't we don't need yeah. now we don't we don't need sbiiieb— yeah. now we don't we don't need skilled workers. _ yeah. now we don't we don't need skilled workers. this— yeah. now we don't we don't need skilled workers. this is one of ine— skilled workers. this is one of we nesi— skilled workers. this is one of the most skilled— skilled workers. this is one of the most skilled countries in ine—yew- the most skilled countries in ine—yew bnewl the most skilled countries in the and you know, the most skilled countries in the and numberu know, the most skilled countries in the and number two ow, the most skilled countries in the and number two and skilled and number two and nwrnrbe— skilled and number two and number—beisl skilled and number two and- number_gets lower number two, before it gets lower . irri— number two, before it gets lower . ii-ii neve— number two, before it gets lower , it'll never- because. , it'll never get lower because ine— , it'll never get lower because ine-beebie.— , it'll never get lower because ine-beebie. ine- , it'll never get lower because the-people, the 1,- , it'll never get lower because the people, the 1, the the richest people, the 1, the top— the richest people, the 1, the rep anb— the richest people, the 1, the rep anb nei— the richest people, the 1, the top and not even— the richest people, the 1, the top and not even the 1, the top beepe— top and not even the 1, the top beebie. iney— top and not even the 1, the top people, they people to come top and not even the 1, the top pe(theythey people to come top and not even the 1, the top pe(they want people to come top and not even the 1, the top pe(they want people ople to come top and not even the 1, the top pe(they want people to e to come top and not even the 1, the top pe(they want people to pick come in. they want people to pick ineir— in. they want people to pick weir—.- in. they want people to pick ineir—. ibis- their strawberries. this is irwe. — their strawberries. this is irwe. lean- their strawberries. this is true. imean, for- their strawberries. this is true. “ true. i mean, for business people immigration , people, it's great immigration, open borders is fantastic. you get an unlimited supply of workers who will work at a lower rate than if you had a restricted labour market where people had bargaining power for the wages. you know, people could would be terrible could oh, that would be terrible if could be paid if people could actually be paid a wage, would be no, a decent wage, that would be no, but yeah. but i mean, this is no. yeah. dan, what you're saying. dan, this is what you're saying. you're saying you want of you're saying you want a lot of people the people coming, coming into the country. that's suppresses wages
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and suppresses the bargaining and it suppresses the bargaining power in the uk. and power of workers in the uk. and this is why traditionally people in have wanted to stay in the left have wanted to stay out of the eu and wanted to have secure borders so that, you know, they'd have that bargaining power. i mean, politicians and the elites, you know, the super rich or not even the super rich, just people who own businesses to see own businesses tend to see a country as an economy rather than a set of values. and people going through generations . so going through generations. so they think if they bring a million, we've got net migration set to hit a million people. if those those people come in, it doesn't affect the fabric of communities or anything or breed resentment or create any issues . they just see it as workers slot because because they are not involved . they're living in not involved. they're living in ineir— not involved. they're living in ineir newse— not involved. they're living in their house in— not involved. they're living in their house in surrey. - : they're living in their house in surrey. they're going— their house in surrey. they're being re— their house in surrey. they're being re brivaie— their house in surrey. they're going to private schools , going to private schools, iney-ve— going to private schools, iney-ve gei— going to private schools, they've got their house. but neanwbiie— they've got their house. but meanwhile, everybody houses everybeby— meanwhile, everybody houses everybody. houses become ebensive— everybody. houses become expensive and— everybody. houses become expensive and then everybody's eennwniiy— expensive and then everybody's community becomes overbuilt bease— community becomes overbuilt because we've got to build more neses— because we've got to build more neses rer— because we've got to build more houses for these— because we've got to build more houses for these prices
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houses for these people. prices for houses for these people. prices ier inese— houses for these people. prices for these houses— houses for these people. prices for these houses go up. the rich beebie— for these houses go up. the rich beebie in— for these houses go up. the rich beebie in cnina— for these houses go up. the rich people in china get richer. it's senebeby— people in china get richer. it's somebody needs— people in china get richer. it's somebody needs to shout about ibis— somebody needs to shout about inis anb— somebody needs to shout about inis anb sbeab— somebody needs to shout about this and speak for— somebody needs to shout about this and speak for the british beepe— this and speak for the british beebie. we— this and speak for the british people. no more— this and speak for the british people. no more immigration and i'm people. no more immigration and in being— people. no more immigration and in being bene.— people. no more immigration and i'm going home. isn't it mean? isn-i— i'm going home. isn't it mean? isn-r ire— i'm going home. isn't it mean? isn-r ire we-ve— i'm going home. isn't it mean? isn't it? we've got— i'm going home. isn't it mean? isn't it? we've got an- i'm going home. isn't it mean? isn't it? we've got an immigrant to do that for us. yeah. somebody needs to recognise what is happening in this country that labour and the and the that both labour and the and the tories are working for the super rich people, not even in this country , but in china and in country, but in china and in india to, to, you know, to use this , like you said, brilliant this, like you said, brilliant point. this is an economy to inen. — point. this is an economy to inen. ii-s— point. this is an economy to them. it's not— this is an economy to them. it's not someone's home. wean. — them. it's not someone's home. wean. ribbi— them. it's not someone's home. vean. rigni rer— them. it's not someone's home. yeah. fight for britain anyway, newne— yeah. fight for britain anyway, nevinb en— yeah. fight for britain anyway, neving en ine— yeah. fight for britain anyway, moving on the guardian now and rebaraiiens— moving on the guardian now and reparations seems— moving on the guardian now and reparations seems to be the word of reparations seems to be the word ei ine— reparations seems to be the word ei ine year— reparations seems to be the word er rne year ibis— reparations seems to be the word of the year this time for the abwnbani— of the year this time for the abundant energy that has lifted biiiiens— abundant energy that has lifted biiiiens ei— abundant energy that has lifted billions of people out of beveriy. — billions of people out of poverty. diane- billions of people out of poverty. j cj“ billions of people out of- poverty. diane oh, for goodness sake. you and your views. poverty. j cj“ g: you and your views . so the sake. you and your views. so the neabiine— sake. you and your views. so the headline-fossil— sake. you and your views. so the headline-fossil fuel— you and your views. so the headline fossil fuel firms headline is fossil fuel firms ewe— headline is fossil fuel firms owe climate— headline is fossil fuel firms owe climate reparations of $209 biiiien— owe climate reparations of $209 biiiien a— owe climate reparations of $209 biiiien a year— owe climate reparations of $209 billion a year says— owe climate reparations of $209 billion a year says study. and ibis— billion a year says study. and inis is— billion a year says study. and inis is air— billion a year says study. and this is all about— billion a year says study. and this is all about the climate ensis— this is all about the climate se— this is all about the climate crisis. so there's— this is all about the climate crisis. so there's been a groundbreaking analysis by a
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nen—breiii— groundbreaking analysis by a non—profit organisation called ene— non—profit organisation called ene barin— non—profit organisation called one earth, and— non—profit organisation called one earth, and they've actually been— one earth, and they've actually been abie— one earth, and they've actually been abie re— one earth, and they've actually been able to sort— one earth, and they've actually been able to sort of put numbers enie— been able to sort of put numbers enie new— been able to sort of put numbers enie new nuan— been able to sort of put numbers onto how much damage has been bene— onto how much damage has been bene re— onto how much damage has been bene re ine— onto how much damage has been done to the earth.— onto how much damage has been done to the earth. and they've bianeb— done to the earth. and they've bianeb ii— done to the earth. and they've bianeb ii en— done to the earth. and they've blamed it on three sections. and the blamed it on three sections. and we inree— blamed it on three sections. and the three sections— blamed it on three sections. and the three sections are people rive— the three sections are people iibe insi— the three sections are people iibe iwsi ns— the three sections are people like just us populations , like just us populations, eewnneis— like just us populations, countries and- like just us populations, countries and the big oil eibanes— countries and the big oil eibanes .— countries and the big oil companies , which is very companies, which is very inieresiinb— companies, which is very interesting because this is the rinsi— interesting because this is the iirsi rime— interesting because this is the first time they've— interesting because this is the first time they've managed to put first time they've managed to bar irke— first time they've managed to bar bike a— first time they've managed to put like a monetary amount on the put like a monetary amount on we inbaei— put like a monetary amount on the impact that— put like a monetary amount on the impact that these oil eibanes— the impact that these oil companies have made . and they're companies have made. and they're saying— companies have made. and they're saying inab— companies have made. and they're saying that because— companies have made. and they're saying that because of . the £4.3 saying that because of. the £4.3 iriiiien— saying that because of. the £4.3 trillion worth _ saying that because of. the £4.3 trillion worth of— saying that because of. the £4.3 trillion worth of damage age, bai— trillion worth of damage age, bwi inese— trillion worth of damage age, but these companies should eensiber— but these companies should consider helping to repair that banage— consider helping to repair that banage . — consider helping to repair that banage . bar— consider helping to repair that damage . but this- consider helping to repair that damage . but this i- consider helping to repair that damage . damage. but this i mean, this damage. but this i mean, this damage , there's $4.3 trillion of damage, there's $4.3 trillion of damage, there's $4.3 trillion of damage because of economic growth, which was facility by fossil fuels. so now , you know, fossil fuels. so now, you know, so many people have got yachts that when there's a hurricane, those yachts get damaged and that's economic damage . it that's economic damage. it doesn't really we're in a doesn't really mean we're in a in also, in a worse situation. also, louis, don't you think this is they're blaming the suppliers
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instead consumers. we all instead of the consumers. we all use and it's lifted us. use energy and it's lifted us. it's given us modern life. it's given electricity . the given us the electricity. the electric were sitting electric lights were sitting unden electric lights were sitting under. nobody needs to be under. now nobody needs to be blamed this. the fact is, is under. now nobody needs to be blanpeople this. the fact is, is under. now nobody needs to be blanpeople are the fact is, is under. now nobody needs to be blanpeople are living fact is, is under. now nobody needs to be blanpeople are living so:t is, is under. now nobody needs to be blanpeople are living so much; that people are living so much beiier— that people are living so much beiier iives— that people are living so much better lives now,— that people are living so much better lives now, they're warm. biane— better lives now, they're warm. biane yew— better lives now, they're warm. biane yew an— better lives now, they're warm. diane you can be— better lives now, they're warm. diane you can be in this. better lives now, they're warm. diane you can be in this . you diane you can be in this. you knew.— diane you can be in this. you knew. iney-re — diane you can be in this. you know, they're not— diane you can be in this. you know, they're not shaking. vee— know, they're not shaking. you're sitting _ know, they're not shaking. you're sitting here, we're siiiing— you're sitting here, we're siiiing in— you're sitting here, we're sirring in a— you're sitting here, we're sitting in a beautiful studio iwsi— sitting in a beautiful studio iwsi being— sitting in a beautiful studio just doing basically all. can i say— just doing basically all. can i say aire— just doing basically all. can i say all? we're— just doing basically all. can i say all? we're doing all because of say all? we're doing all because ei ine— say all? we're doing all because ei ine iwei— say all? we're doing all because of the fuel oil,— say all? we're doing all because of the fuel oil, there's been no banage— of the fuel oil, there's been no banage .— of the fuel oil, there's been no banage . bnb— of the fuel oil, there's been no banage . anb i— of the fuel oil, there's been no damage . and i love the way you damage. and i love the way you reab— damage. and i love the way you reab inab— damage. and i love the way you read that because— damage. and i love the way you read that because they say bease— read that because they say bease yew— read that because they say because you say there's been no banage— because you say there's been no banage inere— because you say there's been no damage there has— because you say there's been no damage there has been no. well, no damage there has been no. well, ne banage— damage there has been no. well, ne banage re— damage there has been no. well, no damage to the— damage there has been no. well, no damage to the earth. well, iei-s— no damage to the earth. well, iei-s wriie— no damage to the earth. well, iei-s wriie a— no damage to the earth. well, let's write a letter— no damage to the earth. well, let's write a letter to the earin— let's write a letter to the earin anb— let's write a letter to the earth and say— let's write a letter to the earth and say we're sorry, dear barin— earth and say we're sorry, dear barin. were— earth and say we're sorry, dear earth. we're sorry.— earth and say we're sorry, dear earth. we're sorry. where do we earth and say we're sorry, dear eartweiie're sorry. where do we earth and say we're sorry, dear eartwe post sorry. where do we earth and say we're sorry, dear eartwe post lhisl. where do we earth and say we're sorry, dear eartwe post this . where do we earth and say we're sorry, dear eartwe post this . weere do we earth and say we're sorry, dear eartwe post this . we maybe ne earth and say we're sorry, dear eartwe post this . we maybe go to do? we post this. we maybe go to a veieane-bwnb— do? we post this. we maybe go to a volcano-dump it— do? we post this. we maybe go to a volcano dump it down a a volcano and dump it down a volcano. well,— a volcano and dump it down a volcano. well,-say- a volcano and dump it down a volcano. well, say a volcano. well, you say it's a groundbreaking— volcano. well, you say it's a groundbreaking by one groundbreaking analysis by one earin. — groundbreaking analysis by one earin. .is— groundbreaking analysis by one earth. is propaganda . this earth. this is propaganda. this is nei— earth. this is propaganda. this is nei even— earth. this is propaganda. this is not even propaganda. it's bwbiie— is not even propaganda. it's public relations. _ is not even propaganda. it's public relations. it's numbers by a_ public relations. it's numbers by a new— public relations. it's numbers by a few students. it's made up. it's by a few students. it's made up. its ner— by a few students. it's made up. its not a— by a few students. it's made up. its not a few— by a few students. it's made up. it's not a few students— by a few students. it's made up. it's not a few students .- by a few students. it's made up. it's not a few students . and- it's not a few students. and this evidence and the underlying
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methodology could be used to create a framework to help the biggest historical polluters give money to, like some of the smaller communities or any community that they've impacted . so it's the transfer of the wearin. — . so it's the transfer of the wealth. what— so it's the transfer of the wealth. what they want to do is iney— wealth. what they want to do is iney-ie — wealth. what they want to do is iney-ie rave— wealth. what they want to do is they to take money they want to take money from beebie— they want to take money from beebie-nave— they want to take money from people have money and they people who have money and they wani— people who have money and they wani re— people who have money and they wani re-inai— people who have money and they want to .that _to - want to give that money to beepe— want to give that money to peopler pewte— want to give that money to people, people don't deserve want to give that money to persoundsople don't deserve want to give that money to persoundsople communist deserve it. sounds like communist bease— because they feel it sounds like it because they feel it sounds likei ii—beserve because they feel it sounds likei it-also_deserve because they feel it sounds likei it-also ,-deserve because they feel it sounds likei it-also , you-deserve because they feel it sounds like it it?" c deserve because they feel it sounds likei it-also , you can't blame; it. and also, you can't blame the oil companies for giving us the oil companies for giving us the the people who the oil. we're the people who bwrn— the oil. we're the people who bwrn-ine— the oil. we're the people who burn _the people - c we're the people who burn the people who burn it. we're the people who are—bianingi are using it. it's like blaming are using it. it's like blaming a coca farmer— are using it. it's like blaming a coca farmer in— are using it. it's like blaming a coca farmer in bolivia for , a coca farmer in bolivia for, yew— a coca farmer in bolivia for, yew knew.— a coca farmer in bolivia for, you know, cocaine gangs in los angeies. — you know, cocaine gangs in los angeles. that's— you know, cocaine gangs in los angeles. that's an— you know, cocaine gangs in los angeles. a“ angeles. that's an excellent point, diane. and you have no answer for that . what moving on. answer for that. what moving on. because we're omicron. yeah, gei— because we're omicron. yeah, gei ine— because we're omicron. yeah, we've got the telegraph now. and in bab— we've got the telegraph now. and in bab rer— we've got the telegraph now. and in bad for news— we've got the telegraph now. and in bad for news scotland, inere-s— in bad for news scotland, there's-another- in bad for news scotland, there's another snp in bad for news scotland,- there's-another snp blunder there's been another snp blunder that there's been another snp blunder inai wiri— there's been another snp blunder inai wiii eesi— there's been another snp blunder that will cost £160 _ there's been another snp blunder that will cost £160 million. war,— that will cost £160 million. war, ibis— that will cost £160 million. well, this is— that will cost £160 million. well, this is all— that will cost £160 million. well, this is all good news for seeiianb. — well, this is all good news for scotland. that'll_ well, this is all good news for scotland. r: scotland. that'll mostly be paid by england. well, this is this is . by england. well, this is this is- ibis— by england. well, this is this is- inis is— by england. well, this is this is-. this is basically- by england. well, this is this is-. this is basically a. is a lie. this is basically a be— is a lie. this is basically a iie bee.— is a lie. this is basically a iie be its— is a lie. this is basically a lie too. it's the— is a lie. this is basically a lie too. it's the snp run eewneiis— lie too. it's the snp run councils small school blunder in
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ieenirew— councils small school blunder in ieenirew snib— councils small school blunder in renfrew ship could— councils small school blunder in renfrew ship could renfrewshire eewib. — renfrew ship could renfrewshire eewib. i— renfrew ship could renfrewshire eewib. i ben-i— renfrew ship could renfrewshire could. i don't even— renfrew ship could renfrewshire could. i don't even know where inab— could. i don't even know where bar is.— could. i don't even know where bar is. bew— could. i don't even know where that is. you said— could. i don't even know where that is. you said it— could. i don't even know where that is. you said it right inai-s— that is. you said it right inai-s ebay— that is. you said it right that's okay. renfrewshire could eesi— that's okay. renfrewshire could eesr iaxeayers— that's okay. renfrewshire could cost taxpayers $160 million. it eewib— cost taxpayers $160 million. it eewib eesi— cost taxpayers $160 million. it could cost taxpayers $1 million if could cost taxpayers $1 million ii iney— could cost taxpayers $1 million ii iney sbenb— could cost taxpayers $1 million if they spend the— could cost taxpayers $1 million if they spend the amount of neney— if they spend the amount of neney inab— if they spend the amount of money that they to spend money that they need to spend rime— money that they need to spend iirne . — money that they need to spend over time. but— money that they need to spend over time. but this- money that they need to spend over time . over time. but this story, i mean, there were supposed to build to build they were supposed to build they were supposed to build primary school with build a primary school with capacity for 1100 pupils. that's calculate did. that's what they calculate did. anb— that's what they calculate did. anb insieab— that's what they calculate did. and instead, they— that's what they calculate did. and instead, they built a binary— and instead, they built a binary-wrin- and instead, they built a primary with capacity and instead, they built a- primary _with capacity for primary school with capacity for bee— primary school with capacity for bee-wnien— primary school with capacity for bse-wnien is— primary school with capacity for 430 which is roughly 430 pupils, which is roughly a inirb— 430 pupils, which is roughly a inirb ei— 430 pupils, which is roughly a third of what— 430 pupils, which is roughly a third of what they needed. “is third of what they needed. yes, no .— third of what they needed. yes, we . iney— third of what they needed. yes, we . iney iney— third of what they needed. yes, no , they they knew— third of what they needed. yes, no , they they knew they didn't no, they they knew they didn't they didn't don't they they didn't i don't think they calculate. i they calculate. i don't think they saib— calculate. i don't think they saib-ben-r- calculate. i don't think they said-don't think- calculate. i don't think they said don't think they said 1100. i don't think they went in first went to the school in the first place count. were place to learn to count. were they basically finger toes? basically building 4000 basically they're building 4000 neses— basically they're building 4000 neses in— basically they're building 4000 houses in the— basically they're building 4000 houses in the middle of nowhere wnere— houses in the middle of nowhere wnere ii-s— houses in the middle of nowhere where it's actually— houses in the middle of nowhere where it's actually called seeiianb— where it's actually called beeiianb .— where it's actually called scotland . it's— where it's actually called scotland . it's scotland, but scotland. it's scotland, but its— scotland. it's scotland, but its-ine— scotland. it's scotland, but it's-the middle- scotland. it's scotland, but it's-the middle .- scotland. it's scotland, but it's the middle . it's it's still in the middle. it's nei— it's still in the middle. it's not-middle- it's still in the middle. it's not-middle of- it's still in the middle. it's not-middle of a- it's still in the middle. it's not middle of a town not in the middle of a town wnere— not in the middle of a town where-already- not in the middle of a town- where-already schools. where there are already schools. it's where there are already schools. ii-s-nibbie— where there are already schools. it's middle nowhere where there are already schools. it's thereiiddle nowhere where there are already schools. it's there are le nowhere where there are already schools. it's there are no nowhere where there are already schools. it's there are no schools, 'e where there are no schools, wnien— where there are no schools, wnien is— where there are no schools, wnien is wny— where there are no schools, which is why have build which is why they have to build seneeis. — which is why they have to buildi seneeis. —bew schools. that's how that's how towns created. have you ever towns are created. have you ever played sim city? yeah, i've played sim city? yeah, i've. biayeb—ben-i played sim city, but you don't neeb— need to build towns like that. inere-s— need to build towns like that.
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there's-concept. need to build towns like that. there's concept was need to build towns like that.- there's-concept was bad there's new town concept was bad in ine— there's new town concept was bad in be babes— there's new town concept was bad in the 1950s and— there's new town concept was bad in the 1950s and it's— there's new town concept was bad in the 1950s and it's bad now. ibis— in the 1950s and it's bad now. inis is— in the 1950s and it's bad now. this is horrendous— in the 1950s and it's bad now. this is horrendous mismanagement by ine— this is horrendous mismanagement by ine sw— this is horrendous mismanagement by ine swb .— this is horrendous mismanagement by the snp , which— this is horrendous mismanagement by the snp , which we are used to by the snp, which we are used to bease— by the snp, which we are used to because there's— by the snp, which we are used to because there's still— by the snp, which we are used to because there's still an aiiegebiy— because there's still an allegedly luxury campervan full of allegedly luxury campervan full ei sirange— allegedly luxury campervan full of strange files— allegedly luxury campervan full of strange files up in scotland somewhere . yeah,- of strange files up in scotland somewhere . i/ria“ of strange files up in scotland somewhere. / somewhere. yeah, and they're going to charge the taxpayer £160 million. and why are people saying i remember that number? because that's how much the queen's funeral cost to fix this error by the snp, who , let's error by the snp, who, let's face it, have had years of mismatch charging money, mismanaging projects and humza yousaf has got a very full to do list. this is just another error by somebody in his party. i don't think this is i think what ibis— don't think this is i think what inis is— don't think this is i think what inis is-is— don't think this is i think what this is-is just— don't think this is i think what this is-is just part- don't think this is i think what this is is just part the don't think this is i think what this isstory is just part the don't think this is i think what this isstory ,; just part the don't think this is i think what this isstory , whichiart the don't think this is i think what this isstory , which ist the don't think this is i think what this isstory , which is they're other story, which is they're iwsi— other story, which is they're iwsi iney-re — other story, which is they're just they're building houses everywnere— just they're building houses everywhere because they because innigranis— everywhere because they because innigranis are— everywhere because they because immigrants are coming in because iney— immigrants are coming in because iney wani— immigrants are coming in because iney wanr iney— immigrants are coming in because they want they want to dump the neney— they want they want to dump the neney iren — they want they want to dump the money from these _ they want they want to dump the money from these countries that nave— money from these countries that nave ree— money from these countries that nave iee nwen— money from these countries that have too much money and don't nave— have too much money and don't have-political— have too much money and don't have political systems . and have safe political systems. and it's have safe political systems. and its—ibis- have safe political systems. and ii-s—inis greenl it's basically using this green anb— it's basically using this green anb breasani— it's basically using this green and pleasant land as as as a bank.— and pleasant land as as as a banb as— and pleasant land as as as a banb as a— and pleasant land as as as a bank, as a land— and pleasant land as as as a bank, as a land storage bank. berribie— bank, as a land storage bank. horrible horrible.— bank, as a land storage bank. horrible horrible. okay. well,
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gei— horrible horrible. okay. well, gei ine— horrible horrible. okay. well, we've got the meal now and the sme— we've got the meal now and the we are— we've got the meal now and the we siiii— we've got the meal now and the snp are still sending male sex erininais— snp are still sending male sex criminals into— snp are still sending male sex criminals into women's prisons. iewis— criminals into women's prisons. iewis i— criminals into women's prisons. iewis i ban-r— criminals into women's prisons. lewis i don't know— criminals into women's prisons. lewis i don't know why- criminals into women's prisons. lewis i don't know why i- criminals into women's prisons. lewis i don't know why i get this story, but this is like a comedy program . justice has got comedy program. justice has got to comedy program. justice has got be be— comedy program. justice has got be be seneb— comedy program. justice has got to be served on.— comedy program. justice has got to be served on. this— f: g justice has got to be served on. this man knew sw— to be served on. this man knew we eivii— to be served on. this man knew we eivii wa— to be served on. this man knew snp civil war breaks out over bans— snp civil war breaks out over irans eniib— snp civil war breaks out over trans child sex— snp civil war breaks out over trans child sex abuser so inere-s— trans child sex abuser so there's this— trans child sex abuser so there's this guy who did a newbie— there's this guy who did a horrible thing— there's this guy who did a horrible thing to a girl a young young— horrible thing to a girl a young yewng ebiib— horrible thing to a girl a young young child, seven year old gin.— young child, seven year old giri. anb— young child, seven year old giri. anb ne— young child, seven year old girl, and he kidnapped her for 27 news — girl, and he kidnapped her for 27 news be— girl, and he kidnapped her for 27 hours. ri : girl, and he kidnapped her for 27 hours. ri ri girl, and he kidnapped her for 27 hours. he abused her. he was dressed as a as a woman at the time. so this is this so kate rerbes— time. so this is this so kate forbes,-christian,. time. so this is this so kate. forbes,-christian, wants forbes, who's a christian, wants ibis— forbes, who's a christian, wants inis gwy— forbes, who's a christian, wants inis gwy seni— forbes, who's a christian, wants inis gwy senr re— forbes, who's a christian, wants this guy sent to a— forbes, who's a christian, wants this guy sent to a man's prison. anb— this guy sent to a man's prison. anb nwnza— this guy sent to a man's prison. and humza yousaf— this guy sent to a man's prison. and humza yousaf , who you just and humza yousaf, who you just neniieneb— and humza yousaf, who you just mentioned, who's— and humza yousaf, who you just mentioned, who's the who's the neab— mentioned, who's the who's the neab ei— mentioned, who's the who's the neab ei ine— mentioned, who's the who's the head of the snp?— mentioned, who's the who's the head of the snp? and these the rinsi— head of the snp? and these the rirsi-ininbs— head of the snp? and these the first-thinks can't- first minister thinks can't wen-i— first minister thinks can't wen-i say— first minister thinks can't won't say what- first minister thinks can't won't say what this what they wani— won't say what this what they wani re — won't say what this what they wani be be — won't say what this what they want to do with— won't say what this what they want to do with this guy but ne-s— want to do with this guy but ne-s saying— want to do with this guy but ne-s saying i— want to do with this guy but he's saying it might be okay to senb— he's saying it might be okay to senb inen— he's saying it might be okay to send them woman's prison, he's saying it might be okay to send tseems woman's prison, he's saying it might be okay to send tseems insane.an's prison, he's saying it might be okay to send tseems insane.an'smeson, he's saying it might be okay to send tseems insane.an'sme just which seems insane. let me just i-say_ which seems insane. let me just i-say ibis— which seems insane. let me just i-say inis rer— which seems insane. let me just i-say this for the- which seems insane. let me just i say this for the sake i have to say this for the sake of i have to say this for the sake ei—inis- i have to say this for the sake ei—inis is- i have to say this for the sake| of_this is this of the audience. is this is this beesn-i— of the audience. is this is this beesn-i ean— of the audience. is this is this doesn't mean anyone who trans inenseives— doesn't mean anyone who trans inenseives er— doesn't mean anyone who trans themselves or anyone who any nebeby— themselves or anyone who any man, nobody, nobody would swggesring— man, nobody, nobody would suggesting that— man, nobody, nobody would suggesting that they would swggesi— suggesting that they would swggesi ii.— suggesting that they would suggest it. and the fact that
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its— suggest it. and the fact that its ine — suggest it. and the fact that it's the reason _ suggest it. and the fact that it's the reason why seeing a&e suggest it. and the fact that it's thould.on why seeing a&e suggest it. and the fact that it's thould.on wh it's,aing a&e suggest it. and the fact that it's thould.on wh it's, you a&e suggest it. and the fact that it's thould.on wh it's, you know, man would do it, it's, you know, no man would do it, it's, you know, ne . inese— man would do it, it's, you know, ne . inese-iwsi— man would do it, it's, you know, no , these just situation no, these are just the situation . ibis— no, these are just the situation . ibis iwsr— no, these are just the situation . this just seems— no, these are just the situation . this just seems to- no, these are just the situation . this just seems to be- . this just seems to be happening quite a lot in scotland. yeah. and what is you know what? the same way that iney-re— know what? the same way that iney-re enanging— 7 the same way that they're changing sports categories. _ they're changing sports categories. so now you can have an eben— categories. so now you can have an eben eaiegery— categories. so now you can have an open category which used to be ine— an open category which used to be be men-s— an open category which used to be the men's, but— an open category which used to be the men's, but now you can seri— be the men's, but now you can seri ei— be the men's, but now you can sort of compete— be the men's, but now you can sort of compete in— be the men's, but now you can sort of compete in that . why sort of compete in that. why maybe— sort of compete in that. why naybe be— sort of compete in that. why maybe do that— sort of compete in that. why maybe do that with prisons ? maybe do that with prisons? beawse— maybe do that with prisons? because this— maybe do that with prisons? because this person , andrew because this person, andrew iiiiier— because this person, andrew iiiiier .— because this person, andrew barrier. is— because this person, andrew iiiiier. is in— because this person, andrew miller, is in the— because this person, andrew miller , is in the same hmp miller, is in the same hmp ibinbwrgn— miller, is in the same hmp edinburgh, which is where the iransgenber— edinburgh, which is where the transgender rapist is. la brignien— transgender rapist is. la brighton is.— transgender rapist is. la brighton is. and again , us louis brighton is. and again, us louis is eenbieieiy— brighton is. and again, us louis is completely right. brighton is. and again, us louis is completely right . these are is completely right. these are we— is completely right. these are we eenbieie — is completely right. these are two complete outliers , but it's two complete outliers, but it's inbenani— two complete outliers, but it's inberiani re— two complete outliers, but it's important to acknowledge that iney— important to acknowledge that iney eaisi. — important to acknowledge that they exist. yeah— important to acknowledge that they exist. yeah yeah, it's inberiani— they exist. yeah yeah, it's inbenani re— they exist. yeah yeah, it's important to acknowledge that. bnb— important to acknowledge that. anb ii— important to acknowledge that. and if there's— important to acknowledge that. and if there's now— important to acknowledge that. and if there's now sort of two of and if there's now sort of two ei anew— and if there's now sort of two ei inen. iney— and if there's now sort of two of them, they just. yeah, they nave— of them, they just. yeah, they nave a— of them, they just. yeah, they nave a bans— of them, they just. yeah, they have a trans woman after a beini. — have a trans woman after a beinr. swreiy— have a trans woman after a point. surely they- have a trans woman after a point. surely they start becoming outliers , you what becoming outliers, you know what i yeah, so i mean? well, yeah, i suppose so .-iiaybe— i mean? well, yeah, i suppose so .-iiaybelwas- i mean? well, yeah, i suppose so . maybe was wearing . yeah. maybe he was wearing a dress because cold in dress because it gets so cold in scotland. got to put a kilt scotland. you got to put a kilt on. it wasn't a kilt. it was. it was definitely—
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on. it wasn't a kilt. it was. it was definitely not. - rir“ c c cc it was. it was definitely not. anyway, gei— was definitely not. anyway, gei ine— was definitely not. anyway, we've got the mail now with bisiwrbing— we've got the mail now with disturbing_it's| we've got the mail now with bisiiwsrag—ii-si we've got the mail now with distjust energy. it's we've got the mail now with distjust energy. britain it's we've got the mail now with distjust energy. britain needs not just energy. britain needs to not just energy. britain needs re-iren— not just energy. britain needs to-from other- not just energy. britain needs to from other countries. to import from other countries. ii-s— to import from other countries. ii-s nwses— to import from other countries. ii-s .— to import from other countries. it's nurses . diane— to import from other countries. it's nurses . diane it's nurses. diane yes. so the wns— it's nurses. diane yes. so the wbs is— it's nurses. diane yes. so the nhs is reliance on foreign nurses. has reached an unsustainable level, experts warn. so only a third of nhs nurses were trained in the uk and those numbers have come from sort of 2019. most of our nurses come from india and the philippines , but we're also philippines, but we're also apparently poaching nurses from countries that have been red listed by the world health organisation because apparently there's going to be a massive global shortage of nurses in 2030. they're predicting that there's going to be a global shortage of 13 million nurses. whoa, 13,000,000 in 2030. and it's mainly going to affect southeast asia and africa . but southeast asia and africa. but is that because they're - a“r: rt.a but is that because they're coming neree — is that because they're coming neree weir.— is that because they're coming neree weir. i— is that because they're coming here? well, i think- is that because they're coming here? “
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ine— they're coming here. it's that we beebie— they're coming here. it's that the people across the world are gearing— the people across the world are geiiing se— the people across the world are getting so unhealthy . and, you getting so unhealthy. and, you knew.— getting so unhealthy. and, you knew. we— getting so unhealthy. and, you know, we don't— getting so unhealthy. and, you know, we don't need these nurses. we need- know, we don't need these nurses. we need the people out inere— nurses. we need the people out inere re— nurses. we need the people out there to become— nurses. we need the people out there to become healthy. we need inen — there to become healthy. we need inen re— there to become healthy. we need inen be be— there to become healthy. we need them to be slim— there to become healthy. we need them to be slim and slender and beawiiiwb— them to be slim and slender and beautiful. and— them to be slim and slender and beautiful. and i— them to be slim and slender and beautiful. and i wouldn't say you— beautiful. and i wouldn't say yew ear— beautiful. and i wouldn't say yew ear nebeby— beautiful. and i wouldn't say you eat properly, but at least yew-re— you eat properly, but at least you're slender— you eat properly, but at least you're slender and beautiful and sienber— you're slender and beautiful and sienber isn— you're slender and beautiful and slender ish. maybe— you're slender and beautiful and slender ish. maybe you this sienber— slender ish. maybe you this slender ish. _ slender ish. maybe you this slender ish. and— slender ish. maybe you this slender ish. and then we wewibn-i— slender ish. and then we wouldn't need- slender ish. and then we wouldn't need so many nurses to bebwiaie— wouldn't need so many nurses to bebwiare iive — wouldn't need so many nurses to bebwiare rive 5— wouldn't need so many nurses to populate five 5 million diabetics— populate five 5 million diabetics in— populate five 5 million diabetics in this country. inai-s— diabetics in this country. that's completely unnecessary. i ininb— that's completely unnecessary. i ininb anybeby— that's completely unnecessary. i ininb anybeby. — that's completely unnecessary. i think anybody . g: think anybody. that's a good point. think anybody. that's a good beinr. bwr— think anybody. that's a good point. but we've— think anybody. that's a good point. but we've also- think anybody. g: but we've also got to point. but we've also got to wnbersianb— point. but we've also got to understand that,— but we've also got to understand that, you know, beebie— understand that, you know, beebie being— understand that, you know, people being who they are, it beesn-i— people being who they are, it beesn-i-iibe— people being who they are, it doesn't like they're going people being who they are, it doesn't eating ke they're going people being who they are, it doesn't eating twinkiese going people being who they are, it doesn't eating twinkiese go time to stop eating twinkies any time soon. _we shouldn'tl soon. well, then we shouldn't have them. they have nurses for them. they should the have nurses for them. they should _the hospital. i should go to the hospital. they snewib— should go to the hospital. they should _ nurses i should bring their own nurses wrin— should bring their own nurses wiin-i— should bring their own nurses wiin-i-i- should bring their own nurses with-i-i think- with them. i think i think inere-s— with them. i think i think there's unlimited amount of there's an unlimited amount of nearin—neebs- health care that needs to be brevibeb— health care that needs to be provided-when- health care that needs to be. provided _when-do provided. and when people do not rake— provided. and when people do not babe sane— provided. and when people do not babe ei— provided. and when people do not take care of themselves. okay. bwr— take care of themselves. okay. bwiline— take care of themselves. okay. but-the meantime— take care of themselves. okay. but-the meantime ,- take care of themselves. but the meantime , we've got a but in the meantime, we've got a nwge— but in the meantime, we've got a nwge-in— but in the meantime, we've got a nwge-in nwses— but in the meantime, we've got a huge-in nurses and- huge shortfall in nurses and i ininb—irain- huge shortfall in nurses and i think—train up- huge shortfall in nurses and i think train up nurses think we should train up nurses bere— think we should train up nurses nere insieab— think we should train up nurses here instead of— think we should train up nurses here instead of poaching them fren— here instead of poaching them fen-inab— here instead of poaching them. from _that-need from countries that clearly need inen — from countries that clearly need inen lweii. — from countries that clearly need them well. them as well. i personally, i agree—anyway.- agree with that. anyway, saiwrbay-s— agree with that. anyway,| saturday's—and saturday's metro now and boris is-ie— saturday's metro now and boris is-ie be— saturday's metro now and boris is-ie be a— saturday's metro now and boris is-ie be a bab— saturday's metro now and boris is-to be a dad for- saturday's metro now and boris is to be a dad for the is going to be a dad for the eignin—
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is going to be a dad for the eignrn rime— is going to be a dad for the eighth time or— is going to be a dad for the eighth time or ninth or 10th. nes— eighth time or ninth or 10th. ne-s ner— eighth time or ninth or 10th. he's not actually— eighth time or ninth or 10th. t yeah, he's not actually sure. yeah, well, just that well, this just says that even ine—nave- the ugliest guy can have a ianiiy— the ugliest guy can have a raniiy anb— the ugliest guy can have a family and kids— the ugliest guy can have a family and kids really ? where's family and kids really? where's yewr— family and kids really? where's yewr raniiye— family and kids really? where's your family? i've— family and kids really? where's your family? i've got a family. inai-s— your family? i've got a family. was ine— your family? i've got a family. that's the amazing thing . oh, that's the amazing thing. oh, yeab— that's the amazing thing. oh, yean. yew— that's the amazing thing. oh, yean. yew be.— that's the amazing thing. oh, yean. yew be. i— that's the amazing thing. oh, yeah, you do. i do have a i got bibs.— yeah, you do. i do have a i got bibs-gei— yeah, you do. i do have a i got kids.-got-that- yeah, you do. i do have a i got kids.-got-that are- kids. i've got kids that are embarrassed— kids. i've got kids that are embarrassed me kids. i've got kids that are. embarrassed-me and kids. i've got kids that are- embarrassed-me and my ex embarrassed to know me and my ex wife.— embarrassed to know me and my ex wife. anyway— embarrassed to know me and my ex wife anyway beris— embarrassed to know me and my ex wife. anyway boris johnson's wire.— wife. anyway boris johnson's wife,-announced- wife. anyway boris johnson's wife, announced that she wife, carrie, announced that she is bregnani— wife, carrie, announced that she is bregnanr wrin— wife, carrie, announced that she is pregnant with a— wife, carrie, announced that she is pregnant with a third child. anb— is pregnant with a third child. anb-is— is pregnant with a third child. and-is three— is pregnant with a third child. and-is three and- is pregnant with a third child. and is three and three and this is three and three yeas— and this is three and three years-bews— and this is three and three. years-boris-very years. so boris has been very aeiive— years. so boris has been very aeiive-geing— years. so boris has been very active.-going to- years. so boris has been very active. going to die on the active. he's going to die on the sabbie— active. he's going to die on the saddle because— active. he's going to die on the saddle because he— active. he's going to die on the saddle because he just looks so newbie.— saddle because he just looks so horrible-he's— saddle because he just looks so horrible.-he's got- saddle because he just looks so horrible. he's got type horrible. really he's got type 2 biabeies. — horrible. really he's got type 2 biabeies. ii— horrible. really he's got type 2 diabetes. if you— horrible. really he's got type 2 diabetes. if you look at that guy,— diabetes. if you look at that gwy. ne-s— diabetes. if you look at that gwy. ne-s gei— diabetes. if you look at that guy, he's got gout. he's got sieeb— guy, he's got gout. he's got sieeb arneeba— guy, he's got gout. he's got sleep apnoea, he's got a million biiiereni—en- different problems. he's on neiiernin— different problems. he's on metformin,-he's| different problems. he's on. metformin,-he's on, metformin, he's, he's, he's on, nes— metformin, he's, he's, he's on, ne-slsiaiins— metformin, he's, he's, he's on, ne-slsiaiins .— metformin, he's, he's, he's on, he's-statins . he- metformin, he's, he's, he's on, he's-statins . he is- metformin, he's, he's, he's on, he's statins . he is a mess. he's on statins. he is a mess. bew-b— he's on statins. he is a mess. bew-b nave— he's on statins. he is a mess. bew-b make an— he's on statins. he is a mess. you'd make an amazing- he's on statins. he is a mess. you'd make an amazing tv doctor lewis . because you have zero lewis. because you have zero medical qualification. i am looking at you . you i am looking at you . you are slender looking at you. you are slender ish looking at you. you are slender isn bwr— looking at you. you are slender ish but there's— looking at you. you are slender ish but there's a— looking at you. you are slender ish but there's a little bit inab— ish but there's a little bit inai yew— ish but there's a little bit that you-deal- ish but there's a little bit that you deal with down that you could deal with down bere— that you could deal with down nee-ribs- that you could deal with down bene-ribs .- that you could deal with down here.-ribs . yeah.- that you could deal with down here. ribs . yeah. it's that you could deal with down hereyour ribs . yeah. it's that you could deal with down hereyour ribs. ribs . yeah. it's that you could deal with down hereyour ribs. it'sbs . yeah. it's that you could deal with down hereyour ribs. it's my yeah. it's that you could deal with down hereyour ribs. it's my ribs.r. it's not your ribs. it's my ribs. i ben-i— not your ribs. it's my ribs. i don't believe— not your ribs. it's my ribs. i don't believe that. that is my ribs.— don't believe that. that is my ribs. don't believe that it's ribs. i don't believe that it's being your being pushed out by your kidneys. the fatty liver kidneys. the liver, fatty liver bisease. — kidneys. the liver, fatty liver disease. _fat- kidneys. the liver, fatty liver disease. _fat.- kidneys. the liver, fatty liver disease. _fat . you. kidneys. the liver, fatty liveri disease. _fat . you can disease. it's not fat. you can feel it. it's bone. but would
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you just announce that i'm not a doctor because don't want doctor because i don't want these to that these people to think that i'm giving medical advice. he's not a love hear a doctor, but he'd love to hear from— a doctor, but he'd love to hear from-mane.— a doctor, but he'd love to hear from-diane. yeah- a doctor, but he'd love to hear from-diane. yeah well,| a doctor, but he'd love to hear- from-diane. yeah well, what from you. diane. yeah well, what i mean , carrie's pregnant again. i mean, carrie's pregnant again. well done , dear. i saw that well done, dear. i saw that picture— well done, dear. i saw that picture that— well done, dear. i saw that picture that they released where they-re— picture that they released where they-re au— picture that they released where they're all walking and it's very— they're all walking and it's very cute— they're all walking and it's very cute .— they're all walking and it's very cute . that— they're all walking and it's very cute . that little boy very cute. that little boy eerrrrrrerr— very cute. that little boy definitely has— very cute. that little boy definitely has his father has herr— definitely has his father has hair, doesn't— definitely has his father has hair, doesn't he.7 i definitely has his father has hair, doesn't he? i guess it's easy— hair, doesn't he? i guess it's easy for— hair, doesn't he? i guess it's easy for r— hair, doesn't he? i guess it's easy for a young— hair, doesn't he? i guess it's easy for a young child to have that— easy for a young child to have that her. — easy for a young child to have that hair. yes— easy for a young child to have that hair. yes ,— easy for a young child to have that hair. yes , it's- easy for a young child to have that hair. “in; c that hair. yes, it's beautiful. and yeah , good luck to all of and yeah, good luck to all of them. it's great to see some happiness and some family. anyway we're at the halfway point now. join us after this breather for cancel culture . breather for cancel culture. catching up with monty python and the latest twist in the story about the pregnant nurse who stealing who was accused of stealing a bike two black men. you bike from two black men. you won't to miss it
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.uk now and place your vote gb news. — .uk now and place your vote gb news. choose— .uk now and place your vote gb news. choose britain's- .uk now and place your vote gb news. " news. choose britain's news. channel well , come back to channel well, come back to headliners when monty python's life of brian was released , life of brian was released, religious conservatives tried to ban it and lefty liberals fought
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to have it shown in theatres how things have changed. diane yes, well , all things have changed. diane yes, weu , at john— things have changed. diane yes, well, all john cleese_ things have changed. diane yes, well , all john cleese told- g; cg: diane yes, well, all john cleese told by me— well, all john cleese told by me or— well, all john cleese told by life of brian— well, all john cleese told by life of brian stage show actors to scrap— life of brian stage show actors re eerrp rere— life of brian stage show actors to scrap joke about man having a baby. — to scrap joke about man having a baby. so— to scrap joke about man having a baby. so r.— to scrap joke about man having a baby. so rhe— to scrap joke about man having a baby. so no, the monty- to scrap joke about man having a baby. sir" baby. so no, the monty python star is working on a stage production as you said, of the 1979 film epic comedy life of brian. now let's bear in mind all these actors have been paid . they've got this job and they're sat in the room reading they're sat in the room reading the script, and they've turned around. and there is scene around. and there is a scene where a character named stan explains that he wants to be called loretta and have babies . called loretta and have babies. it's a classic scene. and then weirdly enough, he's told by cleese's character , reg, this is cleese's character, reg, this is impossible, right? right. can't think why. oh, yes, he doesn't have a womb and the actors who again could just go do something else have said, you can't do that stuff nowadays. and they're trying to change the script and the film. i mean, obviously, you have to make some adaptations when film when you go from like film to
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theatre work . but as theatre to make it work. but as an actor , you're always very an actor, you're always very lucky and very grateful to get any job because you have at least 100 people fighting for every single spot. i'm sorry if these people don't want to do it, then go, because there will be actors who do want to do this to be part of the. then what? rear-e— to be part of the. then what? rear-e rer— to be part of the. then what? that's not the— to be part of the. then what? that's not the lowest,- then what? that's not the lowest, lowest where — that's not the lowest, lowest where .— that's not the lowest, lowest what? i don't— that's not the lowest, lowest what? | don't |— that's not the lowest, lowest what? i don't i don't- that's not the lowest, lowest what? r:r:::r" c r:r:::r" c r: that's not the lowest, lowest what? co" c co" c r: t what? i don't i don't sound like that. no, what? i don't i don't sound like that . no, that's not the issue that. no, that's not the issue wm.— that. no, that's not the issue with thre— that. no, that's not the issue with this story— that. no, that's not the issue with this story .— that. no, that's not the issue with this story . the- no, that's not the issue with this story . the issue with with this story. the issue with thre— with this story. the issue with the story— with this story. the issue with the story re:— with this story. the issue with this story is, is— with this story. the issue with this story is, is that people peepre— this story is, is that people peepre rrrrrrk— this story is, is that people people think it's not woke enough. — people think it's not woke enough. eur— people think it's not woke enough. but that's not the issue because— enough. but that's not the issue because .— enough. but that's not the issue because i side— enough. but that's not the issue because i side with these guys urc— because i side with these guys who ecu-r— because i side with these guys who don't want— because i side with these guys who don't want to— because i side with these guys who don't want to do this, you sure— who don't want to do this, you sue-chem.— who don't want to do this, you side .themlside- who don't want to do this, you side them. side with them side with them. i side with them bause— side with them. i side with them because ithink— side with them. i side with them because ithink they _ side with them. i side with them because think they should get side with them. i side with them brdifferentthink they should get side with them. i side with them brdifferent job. they should get side with them. i side with them brdifferent job. cany should get side with them. i side with them brdifferent job. can i should get side with them. i side with them brdifferent job. can i tellrld get side with them. i side with them brdifferent job. can i tell youiet a different job. can i tell you why— a different job. can i tell you uby r— a different job. can i tell you ruby r sbae— a different job. can i tell you why i side with— a different job. can i tell you why i side with because why i side with them? because when— why i side with them? because wearer—— why i side with them? because uerrarrb— a- why i side with them? because when-am a huge. why i side with them? because when am a huge john when that and i am a huge john cbeese— when that and i am a huge john cbeese-yames- when that and i am a huge john cleese james monty cleese fan hugh james monty bybbcrr— cleese fan hugh james monty ryrbarr fara— cleese fan hugh james monty ryrbcrr bars. r— cleese fan hugh james monty python fan. i know that skit . it python fan. i know that skit. it is python fan. i know that skit. it bs—yrberr— python fan. i know that skit. it bs—yrberr b- python fan. i know that skit. it is_when it first- is hysterical. when it first came _was so- is hysterical. when it first came was so funny came out, it was so funny bause— came out, it was so funny bause b— came out, it was so funny because it was— came out, it was so funny because it was impossible that something— because it was impossible that something like— because it was impossible that something like this would babbeu. — something like this would babbeu. vau— something like this would happen. you couldn't imagine bbbs— happen. you couldn't imagine this discussion. _ happen. you couldn't imagine this discussion. but then it bcae— this discussion. but then it became an exaggeration . okay, an
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became an exaggeration. okay, an exaggeration— became an exaggeration. okay, an exaggerarbcrr .— became an exaggeration. okay, an exaggeration . then— became an exaggeration. okay, an exaggeration . then it became , oh exaggeration. then it became, oh my cau— exaggeration. then it became, oh my cab: b-s— exaggeration. then it became, oh my god, it's totally— exaggeration. then it became, oh my god, it's totally normal. and bbab-s— my god, it's totally normal. and bbab-s ubab— my god, it's totally normal. and that's what this— my god, it's totally normal. and that's what this is. _ my god, it's totally normal. and that's what this is. it's going to that's what this is. it's going be be— that's what this is. it's going to be mandatory.— that's what this is. it's going to be mandatory. mandatory so b-s— to be mandatory. mandatory so us just— to be mandatory. mandatory so now it's just playing so boring. bray.— now it's just playing so boring. okay. yrberr— now it's just playing so boring. okay. where you— now it's just playing so boring. okay. when you see people barking— okay. when you see people rabkrrrg bre— okay. when you see people talking like this, the people are talking like this, the people barrag- — talking like this, the people are boring. why- talking like this, the people are boring. �*vyr�*y rte" c talking like this, the people are boring. �*vyr�*y cr?" c are boring. why can't you include it? because it's are boring. �*vyr�*y t :�* c t: c?’ because it's not include it? because it's not furry— include it? because it's not funny anymore. - include it? because it's not funny anymore. and- t: c?’ because it's not funny anymore. .trtrt; funny anymore. and why are people so fragile ? why can't we people so fragile? why can't we have something— ”rag trtfi’ why can't we have something mocking that sort of i have something mocking that sort of r guess— have something mocking that sort or r guess abey-a— have something mocking that sort of i guess they'd call it aysbbcrra— of i guess they'd call it dysphoria now. “r; rtr?“ /rt:r dysphoria now. they can. you can, but the point is no, you just said you can't. and . and just said you can't. and. and no, say you can't from no, i say you can't from a comedic was comedic point of view, it was once hystero and once the most funny thing in the world because it impossible or an it was impossible or an exaggeration. and now it's like there's nothing unusual about it . of course there is nothing uusuab— . of course there is nothing unusual about— . of course there is nothing unusual about it.- of course there is nothing unusual about it. but i mean , if unusual about it. but i mean, if yure— unusual about it. but i mean, if ycu-re aaabrrrrg— unusual about it. but i mean, if you're adapting this and it's cr— you're adapting this and it's of be— you're adapting this and it's one of the crucial scenes , one of the crucial scenes, sbcubau-b— one of the crucial scenes, shouldn't it— one of the crucial scenes, shouldn't it be- one of the crucial scenes, shouldn't it be included? and aberr— shouldn't it be included? and bberr abe— shouldn't it be included? and then the audience can choose whether— then the audience can choose ubebber-bc- then the audience can choose whether-to see - then the audience can choose whether-to see or. then the audience can choose whether to see or not. whether they go to see or not. why— whether they go to see or not. ruby arr— whether they go to see or not. why are each— whether they go to see or not. why on earth does a group of acbrs— why on earth does a group of actors,_back- why on earth does a group of actors,_back to- why on earth does a group of actors, back to the actors, oh, you're back to the actionscript. _ actors, oh, you're back to the actionscript. no,- actors, oh, you're back to the actionscript. no, i- actors, oh, you're back to the actionscript. \rrt:r rt.rt:rt�* actionscript. no, i completely agree with diane. we've settled abac—
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agree with diane. we've settled abar. anyway— agree with diane. we've settled that. anyway pregnant- rt; j we've settled that. anyway pregnant or so maybe— that. anyway pregnant or so mcyrrrg — that. anyway pregnant or so mcyrrrg a— that. anyway pregnant or so moving on. ' �*" ”cc moving on. a nurse was fired after being accused of stealing after being accused of stealing a hire bike from a black man. but there's a twist that nobody cerebra- — but there's a twist that nobody saw coming. lewis well, here's the bust. — saw coming. lewis well, here's the twist. the— saw coming. lewis well, here's the twist. the twist- saw coming. lewis well, here's the twist. the twist is you can't even understand. the twist is some woman in a is basically some woman in a pregnant new york city nurse accused of taking a city bike, which is like a boris bike in this country from a black man outside hospital named as outside a hospital is named as named. guess that she has named. and i guess that she has a gofundme page to pay her legal bills and ed and a lawyer provide receipts for a bit of context. she provide receipts for a bit of context . she was so somebody context. she was so somebody ybaeaea— context. she was so somebody ybaecea bbbs— context. she was so somebody ybaecea bbbs .— context. she was so somebody videoed this . it— t “tribe she was so somebody videoed this . it showed her videoed this. it showed her arguing— videoed this. it showed her argurug rubb— videoed this. it showed her arguing with the guy remonstrating with them. they barb — remonstrating with them. they were both trying— remonstrating with them. they were both trying to take the same-arra— were both trying to take the same-and she- were both trying to take the same and she she's same bike. and she she's pregnanc— same bike. and she she's pregnant. she's crying and rubber— pregnant. she's crying and twitter decided that this was an evn— twitter decided that this was an eybb ubbe — twitter decided that this was an evil white woman— twitter decided that this was an evil white woman using her tears or fake— evil white woman using her tears or fake bears— evil white woman using her tears or fake tears to— evil white woman using her tears or fake tears to get— evil white woman using her tears or fake tears to get this this brac— or fake tears to get this this man into into— or fake tears to get this this man into into trouble . so she's man into into trouble. so she's being— man into into trouble. so she's berrrg racbsbe — man into into trouble. so she's being racist? no,— man into into trouble. so she's being racist? no, i- man into into trouble. so she's being racist? \rrt:r crib" c man into into trouble. so she's being racist? \rt:r crib" c being racist? no, i don't think she was doing that. that's exactly that's— she was doing that. that's exactly that's exactly- r:rt:r g that's exactly that's exactly what rubber— exactly that's exactly what twitter was _ exactly that's exactly what twitter was saying. twitter was saying. — saying. but what twitter was saying. but then the woman's
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provided showed provided receipts that showed that, had paid for that, in fact, she had paid for the . so she wasn't stealing the bike. so she wasn't stealing b. — the bike. so she wasn't stealing b. -bub— the bike. so she wasn't stealing b. -bub-buc- the bike. so she wasn't stealing b. -bub-bucb- the bike. so she wasn't stealing it. but but it might it. right. but she but it might have because if you don't have lapsed because if you don't pick five pick the bike up within five minutes something, then then minutes or something, then then the available and the bike becomes available and next to bike for five next to the bike for five minutes. and that's when and crab-s— minutes. and that's when and bbab-s-cbber- minutes. and that's when and that's-other black. minutes. and that's when andl that's-other black guy that's when the other black guy cbabmea— that's when the other black guy cbabmea-bbs— that's when the other black guy cbabmea-bbs .— that's when the other black guy claimed his . what i was claimed it was his. what i was sbccbea— claimed it was his. what i was shocked ab— claimed it was his. what i was shocked at this— claimed it was his. what i was shocked at this story because basbcabby— shocked at this story because basically people _ shocked at this story because basically people were so well bebayea— basically people were so well behaved relatively arnie. okay, rbere— behaved relatively arnie. okay, rbere was— behaved relatively arnie. okay, rbere rac— behaved relatively arnie. okay, there was no violence . it wasn't there was no violence. it wasn't abac— there was no violence. it wasn't ubab you— there was no violence. it wasn't what you thought— there was no violence. it wasn't what you thought there would be. it what you thought there would be. as ucuba— what you thought there would be. as your be— what you thought there would be. it would be like— what you thought there would be. it would be like some kind of ybcerrceb— it would be like some kind of violence. what— it would be like some kind of violence. what was bad about the abbey— violence. what was bad about the shrug-beare— violence. what was bad about the thing-people took- violence. what was bad about the thing-people took .- violence. what was bad about the thing people took . i'm thing was that people took. i'm cabbag— thing was that people took. i'm eabbug abac— thing was that people took. i'm editing what i'm— thing was that people took. i'm editing what i'm saying. it's up to editing what i'm saying. it's up be yeu:— editing what i'm saying. it's up be yeu brarre. — editing what i'm saying. it's up to you, diane. i— editing what i'm saying. it's up to you, diane. i think this is a non—story. no, this is a non story. this is not. honestly, rm— story. this is not. honestly, are a— story. this is not. honestly, r-rr aberr— story. this is not. honestly, r-rr area a— story. this is not. honestly, i'm a few a you— this is not. honestly, i'm a few a you two. have you beara— i'm a few a you two. have you beara ef— i'm a few a you two. have you beara er ebbs— i'm a few a you two. have you heard of this story— i'm a few a you two. have you heard of this story ? this is heard of this story? this is insane. this— heard of this story? this is insane. this is— heard of this story? this is insane. this is not what i'm saying— insane. this is not what i'm sayrrrg bs— insane. this is not what i'm saying is everybody jumped on this berea— saying is everybody jumped on this woman and— saying is everybody jumped on this woman and said, you're racbse. — this woman and said, you're racbse. sbe— this woman and said, you're racist. she got— this woman and said, you're racist. she got fired from her reb— racist. she got fired from her r-eb-baa— racist. she got fired from her job.-had-stolen. racist. she got fired from her. job.-had-stolen from job. she had a bike stolen from her—brea- job. she had a bike stolen from her—fired from - job. she had a bike stolen from her—fired from heri her and she got fired from her job her and she got fired from her job rer— her and she got fired from her r-eb be having— her and she got fired from her job for having stolen job for having a bike stolen berr— job for having a bike stolen from-didn't— job for having a bike stolen from didn't have bike from she didn't have a bike
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seeberr—sbe- from she didn't have a bike stolen—she did. from she didn't have a bikei stolen—she did . stolen from her. she did. berry.— stolen from her. she did. sorry. - provided - stolen from her. she did. sorry. _provided the. sorry. i was provided the recebbb. — sorry. i was provided the receipt. .was- sorry. i was provided the receipt. was her bike. sorry. i was provided the- receipt.-was her bike. i saw receipt. she was her bike. i saw the receipt. she was her bike. i saw abs-vau— receipt. she was her bike. i saw abs-veu ge— receipt. she was her bike. i saw abs-veu as ea.— receipt. she was her bike. i saw the-you go on. yeah.- receipt. she was her bike. i saw the-you go on. yeah. it. the video. you go on. yeah. it was just because— the video. you go on. yeah. it was just because you- , : /rt:r grtr yeah. it was just because you paused. i ebeuebe— was just because you paused. i bbeugbe ra— was just because you paused. i rbeugbr be be— was just because you paused. i thought i'd be-but- thought i'd be silly, but i aberra— thought i'd be silly, but i. barb—bugger thought i'd be silly, but i. didn'tlthis-trigger thought i'd be silly, but i didn't this unfair trigger thought i'd be silly, but i didn't this unfair because leo. so this is unfair because sbe-s— leo. so this is unfair because sbe-s beer— leo. so this is unfair because she's been judged in the she's been judged in. in the meta— she's been judged in. in the media ceurb— she's been judged in. in the media court and— she's been judged in. in the media court and this is what barbers— media court and this is what happens a— media court and this is what happens a beb— media court and this is what happens a lot these days at uerb. — happens a lot these days at uerb. sbe— happens a lot these days at work. she goes,- happens a lot these days at work. g “cir?" work. she goes, yeah, but because social media because of the social media judgement, because was judgement, because it was captured on social media and they accused being they have accused her of being a karen, a trope now karen, which is a trope now it's, it's a name that's inflicted on a white woman, even when she's standing up for herself because she truly believes that she has access to the bike and yes, it's great that she has got receipts, but she has lost her income and she's also she's surely, surely her work is going to have to give her her job back. now, now give her herjob back. now, now that it give her her job back. now, now bar it sbeus— give her her job back. now, now that it shows that— give her her job back. now, now that it shows that it— give her her job back. now, now that it shows that it was- g now, now that it shows that it was her bike— that it shows that it was her bbbe arra— that it shows that it was her bike and she'd— that it shows that it was her bike and she'd paid for it. \rt:r bike and she'd paid for it. no, it bike and she'd paid for it. no, b sbeus— bike and she'd paid for it. no, it shows that— bike and she'd paid for it. no, it shows that there— bike and she'd paid for it. no, it shows that there was a misunderstanding there. again , misunderstanding there. again, would you want to work- g again, would you want to work somewhere like would you want to work somewhere bike—baa— like that again that had so cabbeusby— like that again that had so callously-your- like that again that had so callously your way ? callously thrown your way? recry— callously thrown your way? every—every- every single that is every single employer in 2023, if they see a social media storm and it
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looks as somebody says the word racist, your is going racist, your employer is going to fire you, you're going to be dropped, going dropped, you're going to be persona grata . and she was persona non grata. and she was judged— persona non grata. and she was judged bra— persona non grata. and she was judged bra abe— persona non grata. and she was judged in the court— persona non grata. and she was judged in the court of- “rtr“ g and she was judged in the court of social apps— judged in the court of social apps are— judged in the court of social apps and social— judged in the court of social apps and social media, not r-ueeea— apps and social media, not judged correctly. and it's reabby— judged correctly. and it's really worrying because you abbre— really worrying because you bbbrrb webb— really worrying because you bbbrrb web ,— really worrying because you think, well , if— really worrying because you think, well , if there's think, well, if there's a suewbabb— think, well, if there's a snowball effect on social media, bbbs— snowball effect on social media, this this— snowball effect on social media, this this could— snowball effect on social media, this this could happen to ayee— this this could happen to anyone. yeah.— this this could happen to anyone. yeah. yeah. which is why it bs— anyone. yeah. yeah. which is why b is arr— anyone. yeah. yeah. which is why it is an important— anyone. yeah. yeah. which is why it is an important story. i was just— it is an important story. i was just being— it is an important story. i was just being silly. _ it is an important story. i was just being silly. �*vyr�*rttt r:rtr just being silly. well, do you know what there is a there is another element in that all another element in that she all she was say , oh, i she had to do was say, oh, i thought this was my bike . is thought this was my bike. is this he goes, this your bike? and he goes, yes, this is my bike. but it this your bike? and he goes, yes, this is my bike . but it was yes, this is my bike. but it was her yes, this is my bike. but it was ber bike:— yes, this is my bike. but it was ber bike: bub— yes, this is my bike. but it was her bike, but it— yes, this is my bike. but it was her bike, but it was— yes, this is my bike. but it was her bike, but it was if- yes, this is my bike. but it was her bike, but it was if he- /rt;f but it was her bike, but it was if he took abe— her bike, but it was if he took the bike:— her bike, but it was if he took the bike, she's— her bike, but it was if he took the bike, she's paid for it. sbe-s— the bike, she's paid for it. sbe-s-a- the bike, she's paid for it. she's-a thousand. the bike, she's paid for it.- she's-a thousand. she she's liable for a thousand. she needs— she's liable for a thousand. she rreeas-. — she's liable for a thousand. she rreeas-. isbe- she's liable for a thousand. she needs-. .she needs. she's liable for a thousand. shej needs-. .she needs to she's liable for a thousand. she. needs-. .she needs to do needs to do. all she needs to do is up company is then call up the company or call the police. and then call up the police. and then she's cleared . but she didn't do she's cleared. but she didn't do it. — she's cleared. but she didn't do it. bxacty. — she's cleared. but she didn't do it. exactly. i saw this and i thought to myself, this poor woman, she's been working 12 hours at a hospital, being a nurse . she's six months in new nurse. she's six months in new york and she's six months pregnant. and then she comes out of hospital and she gets she
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of the hospital and she gets she says, didn't you didn't says, but you didn't you didn't think to actually explain it when to you. anyway, the when i came to you. anyway, the independent— independent give me a chance. vau— independent give me a chance. tau-rubr— independent give me a chance. veu-rbebc ever— independent give me a chance. you-right over me-andl you talk right over me now and gravity finish the job gravity might finish the job that al—qaeda started. diane so the weight that al—qaeda started. diane so be webgbb er— that al—qaeda started. diane so are uebgbb er a— that al—qaeda started. diane so the weight of a million- the weight of a million bubbabues— the weight of a million buildings may be causing new verb— buildings may be causing new verb be— buildings may be causing new verb be subb— buildings may be causing new york to sink, study warns. so you— york to sink, study warns. so you bbbub— york to sink, study warns. so you bbbub eb— york to sink, study warns. so you think of new— york to sink, study warns. so you think of new york- york to sink, study warns. so you think of new york and obviously it's got all these incredible, beautiful skyscrapers. but unfortunately , skyscrapers. but unfortunately, due to subsidence, some areas of new york are actually sinking to between 1 and 2mm a year. now obviously, you have like 8.8 million people live there and obviously with the rising sea levels , you've got this kind of levels, you've got this kind of double whammy effect where new york could see the effect of rising sea levels from global warming , rising sea levels from global warming, impact them rising sea levels from global warming , impact them as rising sea levels from global warming, impact them as their city sinks. it's quite incredible, isn't it, built on rock? i mean, rock doesn't sink. yeah:— rock? i mean, rock doesn't sink. beab: bub— rock? i mean, rock doesn't sink. yeah, but there's— t“ i mean, rock doesn't sink. yeah, but there's nothing underneath— yeah, but there's nothing underneath it. �*vyr�*rttt g“rttrt underneath it. well, there's sort of there's three main issues with this. it's to do with groundwater withdrawal, natural ground compaction and tectonic effects. so obviously
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the plates of the earth moving . the plates of the earth moving. so like the weight of harry and meghan's ego. yeah yeah. it's. this is . this is a made up this is. this is a made up story. this is a made up story. that's a new york expert . that's a new york expert. beubs— that's a new york expert. beubs. rm— that's a new york expert. louis, i'm going— that's a new york expert. louis, i'm going to- that's a new york expert. louis, i'm going to tell- that's a new york expert. louis, i'm going to tell you, it's a made up story number one is buildings built is the big buildings are built on one. number two on rock number one. number two is it's almost impossible to tell whether something is sinking water falling sinking or the water is falling or the water is rising. they can't tell. they can't tell. how do the whole thing, the do you the whole thing, the whole you know what? whole world and you know what? the hemisphere is the northern hemisphere is sinking automatically from the last ice age. and number two and number two is like i was going to say, you can't tell. you can't tell what's sinking. and what isn't. what isn't sinking. i mean, also , it's new york. i'm i mean, also, it's new york. i'm reb— i mean, also, it's new york. i'm rreb bbab— i mean, also, it's new york. i'm rreb bbab bew— i mean, also, it's new york. i'm not that new drowns . not that new york drowns. i webb— not that new york drowns. i mean, well, you're- not that new york drowns. i mean, well, you're a- not that new york drowns. i mean, well, you're a trump fan. you should bothered because you should be bothered because his towards climate you should be bothered because his is towards climate you should be bothered because his is meaning; climate you should be bothered because his is meaning thatiate you should be bothered because his is meaning that his own change is meaning that his own home city is sinking and may be affected by towers. got 180 floors. that's— affected by towers. got 180 floors. that's you- t: got 180 floors. that's you know yeah. if floors. that's you know yeah. b we— floors. that's you know yeah. b we bese— floors. that's you know yeah. if we lose two _ floors. that's you know yeah. if we lose two floors,- floors. that's you know yeah. if we lose two floors, we've still got loads anyway and it's a millimetre a millimetre a year
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which is which . it takes 25 which is which. it takes 25 years be— which is which. it takes 25 years be be— which is which. it takes 25 years to be one— which is which. it takes 25 years to be one inch.- rt“ rt“ it takes 25 years to be one inch. yeah. of subsa— years to be one inch. yeah. of subsa .— years to be one inch. yeah. of subsa . arra— years to be one inch. yeah. of subsea . and so— years to be one inch. yeah. of subsea . and so let's be subsea. and so let's be realistic. _ subsea. and so let's be realistic. basic- subsea. and so let's be realistic. rt. subsea. and so let's be- realistic. basic maths anyway the mail now and the uk has some of the lowest belief levels in the world. i find that hard to bebbewe. — the world. i find that hard to believe. lewis— the world. i find that hard to believe. lewis i— the world. i find that hard to believe. lewis i do- the world. i find that hard to believe. lewis i do find- : i find that hard to believe. r:rtr �*" “r: e the world. i find that hard to believe. lewis i do find it hard to believe it says as to believe it says the uk as some of lowest belief levels some of the lowest belief levels in to the in the world. according to the daily mail. what they're daily mail. and what they're what their what they're asking is their belief , which is which is belief in god, which is which is . well, it's interesting because .— . well, it's interesting because . serry— . well, it's interesting because . serry ,— well, it's interesting because can i sorry , diane. "j �*vw�*rttt can i sorry, diane. diane well, i was going to say, it shows the disintegration of organised religion because people are saying that they believe less in god. interesting is god. but what's interesting is bbab— god. but what's interesting is bbab aesbbbe— god. but what's interesting is that despite the— crtrr: but what's interesting is that despite the general drift away:— that despite the general drifti away—bbab away, they're still saying that bbey— away, they're still saying that bbey rebe— away, they're still saying that bbey were eb— away, they're still saying that they 46% of them still believe in they 46% of them still believe bra arr — they 46% of them still believe in an afterlife.— they 46% of them still believe in an afterlife. so— they 46% of them still believe in an afterlife. so i would say bbab— in an afterlife. so i would say bbab beebbe— in an afterlife. so i would say that people are— in an afterlife. so i would say that people are still spiritual, in an afterlife. so i would say thatthey're are still spiritual, in an afterlife. so i would say thatthey're not still spiritual, in an afterlife. so i would say thatthey're not necessarily al, but they're not necessarily going— but they're not necessarily going towards— but they're not necessarily going towards the tradition sort of monotheistic— going towards the tradition sort of monotheistic religions that w-erebe bru- of monotheistic religions that we're to. i'm sorry for we're all used to. i'm sorry for interjectin9r_ we're all used to. i'm sorry for interjecting, lewis. i'm sorry for bbe— interjecting, lewis. i'm sorry for like acting was upset for like acting like i was upset at thought was at that. i thought that was quite interesting . and quite funny and interesting. and i people people are
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i think people people are watching this. they're probably thinking some of thinking there's some kind of sexual hostility between them. no they're yes, they are . no, they're not. yes, they are. anyway. anyway. no. anyway could i just can i just say can i get that tape for air? yep. can that on tape for air? yep. can i just. yeah, that on tape for air? yep. can i just.was yeah, that on tape for air? yep. can i just.was a yeah, that on tape for air? yep. can i just.was a joke. yeah, that on tape for air? yep. can i just.was a joke. it yeah, that on tape for air? yep. can i just.was a joke. it was yeah, that on tape for air? yep. can i just.was a joke. it was yejoke. that was a joke. it was a joke. i is going to move i believe lewis is going to move on i believe lewis is going to move err be— i believe lewis is going to move err be be— i believe lewis is going to move err be be bess— i believe lewis is going to move on to be boss of— i believe lewis is going to move on to be boss of the cbi . on to be boss of the cbi. here-s— on to be boss of the cbi. were-s bbe— on to be boss of the cbi. here's the thing- on to be boss of the cbi. here's the thing is- on to be boss of the cbi. here's the thing is that is that people do believe in other things though. they do things, though. yeah, they do like pyramid, like they like the food pyramid, like they believe climate change. like believe in climate change. like you believe that's a social justice is a new religion. justice wokeism new justice wokeism is a new rebbeberr— justice wokeism is a new religion-based- justice wokeism is a new religion based bizarre religion is based on bizarre baeebeebes— religion is based on bizarre ideologies, except they change religion is based on bizarre ide theiies, except they change religion is based on bizarre ide the timeexcept they change religion is based on bizarre ide the time . apt they change religion is based on bizarre ide the time . “cg ey change religion is based on bizarre ide the time . “cg ge religion is based on bizarre ide the time . “cg :“ all the time. they believe in plant based diets . anyway, we've plant based diets. anyway, we've got plant based diets. anyway, we've eeb eur— plant based diets. anyway, we've eeb bbab— plant based diets. anyway, we've got our final little— : r: anyway, we've got our final little breather. bbew— got our final little breather.- brew—abbacas then we'll be back with alpacas, vegan— then we'll be back with alpacas, vegan ceeseb— then we'll be back with alpacas, vegan cheese and— then we'll be back with alpacas, vegan cheese and why british bbe— vegan cheese and why british women like danishes see you in a ceubbe— women like danishes see you in a ceubbe eb— women like danishes see you in a couple of minutes. _ women like danishes see you in a couple of minutes. “rttrt grtr couple of minutes. there you go
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of headliners kicking things off with the male and british women just don't want to have british kids. can you blame them? lewis no , i can't blame him. but then no, i can't blame him. but then again, i no, i can't blame him. but then agabrr: . brew— no, i can't blame him. but then again, i know british— \rtr rtrt“ t t“ but then again, i know british women and bbey-re— again, i know british women and bbey-re web— again, i know british women and they're not-having.- they're not worth having. i sbeubaw-b— they're not worth having. i shouldn't say— they're not worth having. i shouldn't say that because i have— shouldn't say that because i have _ british - shouldn't say that because i have anyway. british women children anyway. british women are increasingly— children anyway. british women are increasingly turning to bawbsb— are increasingly turning to danish-banks- are increasingly turning to danish-banks .- are increasingly turning to danish banks . there's are increasingly turning to- danish-banks . there's you danish sperm banks. there's you knew:— danish sperm banks. there's you know,.basically_ danish sperm banks. there's you know, basically this is this know, it basically this is this is know, it basically this is this bs ee— know, it basically this is this bs eb— know, it basically this is this is one of those— know, it basically this is this is one of those stories where bbey— is one of those stories where they basically— is one of those stories where they basically tells you what acbuabby— they basically tells you what acbuabby gees— they basically tells you what actually goes on— they basically tells you what actually goes on to create it are— actually goes on to create it are bb— actually goes on to create it are bb bews— actually goes on to create it and it tells you _ actually goes on to create it and it tells you what goes on in women's minds— and it tells you what goes on in women's minds and women's minds. bbey— women's minds and women's minds. bbey warb— women's minds and women's minds. bbey warb a— women's minds and women's minds. bbey warb a babb— women's minds and women's minds. they want a tall viking— women's minds and women's minds. they want a tall viking man. - they want a tall viking man. yeah, they at the end of yeah, they do. at the end of the day— yeah, they do. at the end of the day ,— yeah, they do. at the end of the bay : bbab-s— yeah, they do. at the end of the day , that's what— yeah, they do. at the end of the day , that's what all women seem day, that's what all women seem to day, that's what all women seem t°_90_ day, that's what all women seem be—ee bbreueb- to care for is we go through bbe— to care for is we go through nbe-are— to care for is we go through life-are they- to care for is we go through life-are they to life thinking, are they going to like life thinking, are they going to nbe-bury:- life thinking, are they going to like funny, they're life thinking, are they going to like to funny, they're life thinking, are they going to like to me. ny, they're life thinking, are they going to like to me. if, they're life thinking, are they going to like to me. if i'mzy're life thinking, are they going to like to me. if i'm if re life thinking, are they going to like to me. if i'm if i'm going to like me. if i'm if i'm bwbebbbeewb:— intelligent, if i'm a nice bersera— intelligent, if i'm a nice rersera-bb- intelligent, if i'm a nice person.-if you're. intelligent, if i'm a nice- person.-if you're danish. no person. no. if you're danish. no they wanted wanted danish, they wanted they wanted danish, man. but i isn't isn't man. but i mean, isn't isn't bbe— man. but i mean, isn't isn't bbbe-bbbras— man. but i mean, isn't isn't like .thirds or— man. but i mean, isn't isn't like .thirds or half- but i mean, isn't isn't like thirds or half the like two thirds or half the ceurrbry— like two thirds or half the country made— like two thirds or half the country made up danish country made up of danish beebbee— country made up of danish beebbee bew-b— country made up of danish people? don't they have danish? we people? don't they have danish? we be— people? don't they have danish? we be have— people? don't they have danish? we be have a— people? don't they have danish? we do have a lot— people? don't they have danish? we do have a lot of— people? don't they have danish? we do have a lot of danish- people? don't they have danish? we do have a lot of danish dna in in our system because in our in our system because they came over, they did a lot of metoo stuff back in the of the metoo stuff back in the day. the , when day. the vikings, when they barracu— day. the vikings, when they landed-wasn't- day. the vikings, when they. landed _wasn't twitter landed and there wasn't twitter bberr— landed and there wasn't twitter bbab—mave- landed and there wasn't twitter. then—makelhashtag then we couldn't make a hashtag
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to then we couldn't make a hashtag be-bb.— then we couldn't make a hashtag be-bblmeau— then we couldn't make a hashtag to-it.lmean,-help. to stop it. i mean, i can't help beebbrre— to stop it. i mean, i can't help feelingllittle_ to stop it. i mean, i can't help feeling little strange talking feeling a little strange talking abeub— feeling a little strange talking abeub-wberr— feeling a little strange talking about when clearly do about this when i clearly do have— about this when i clearly do bave-babr. — about this when i clearly do have-hair. so- about this when i clearly do have hair. “rttrt have red hair. so there is a possibility that i'm sort of like the original kind of enactment of this. have you had bave— enactment of this. have you had bave yeu— enactment of this. have you had bave yeu baa— enactment of this. have you had bave yeu bad a— enactment of this. have you had have you had a dna— t have you had have you had a dna test? \rtr have you had a dna test? no, no, i'm have you had a dna test? no, no, b-m reb— have you had a dna test? no, no, i'm not interested— have you had a dna test? no, no, i'm not interested in that. so in 2020, over half of all donated sperm actually came from overseas. isn't that fun ? first overseas. isn't that fun? first nurses, now sperm. yeah and in denmark , sperm banks are denmark, sperm banks are booming. business and they say that some students , a little bit that some students, a little bit of a worry that they kind of pick that its students mainly doing this. well, they're doing it can earn it anyway. well, okay. can earn £400 a month. and i'm assuming that £50 of that is spent on a lecture like drinks. but it's quite an interesting article in the daily mail and it does talk about identifying station as well, because apparently in the uk you can be a donor and uk you can be a sperm donor and you can keep identity you can keep your identity anonymous , whereas in denmark anonymous, whereas in denmark it's much more likely that people are , well, let's see, people are, well, let's see, they will let their. yeah you
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can track them down so you can find the child support. so maybe that's why find the child support. so maybe bbab-s wby maybe— find the child support. so maybe that's why maybe it's— find the child support. so maybe that's why maybe it's not- �*" “r: rt“ r: so maybe that's why maybe it's not just bbab— that's why maybe it's not just bbab baubsb— that's why maybe it's not just that danish men— that's why maybe it's not just that danish men are much better beebbwg—bbe- looking than us anyway. the mares— looking than us anyway. the. males will know and there are caus— males will know and there are cabs—rewire- calls for a cheese rolling besbbvab— calls for a cheese rolling festival-vegan.- calls for a cheese rolling festival-vegan. are festival to go vegan. how are bbey—bbe- festival to go vegan. how arei they—the strength they going to get the strength to they going to get the strength be—eb- they going to get the strength be—eb bbe- they going to get the strengthi to_of the hill? to climb to the top of the hill? bbawe— to climb to the top of the hill? diane—shouldn't- to climb to the top of the hill? diane—shouldn't. i diane well, they shouldn't. bbbs— diane well, they shouldn't. bbbs bs— diane well, they shouldn't. this is awful.— diane well, they shouldn't. this is awful. so— diane well, they shouldn't. this is awful. so it's- diane well, they shouldn't. this is awful. so it's in- diane well, they shouldn't. this is awful. so it's in the metro. historic cheese rolling festival, asked to use the vegan kind instead . now, i'm sorry, kind instead. now, i'm sorry, peter, but i am from the southwest. we have a proud tradition of making cheese . i tradition of making cheese. i have worked at ilchester cheese factory. yes, i have . and factory. yes, i have. and there's even a cheese cam where you can watch the cheese at wookey hole. i am not joking. you can see the cheese sat in the caves and they are peter have written to the coopers hill cheese roll in gloucester . cheese roll in gloucester. people travel from all over the world to do this where you get a big thing cheese you roll big thing of cheese and you roll it hill. massive it down the hill. massive wheels. they're huge. it down the hill. massive wherthey've they're huge. it down the hill. massive wherthey've said they're huge. it down the hill. massive wherthey've said , they're huge. it down the hill. massive wherthey've said , hey,'re huge. it down the hill. massive wherthey've said , hey, guys, je. it down the hill. massive wherthey've said , hey, guys, we and they've said, hey, guys, we think you should be using. you know why don't you use an alternative? they've written this, i mean, admittedly vegan
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cheese mean, cheese because i mean, it doesn't pizza. so is doesn't melt on pizza. so is there danger it doesn't melt on pizza. so is thereldanger it doesn't- : t :rtr“ so is there danger it doesn't roll there a danger it doesn't roll bbe— there a danger it doesn't roll the same way? lewis yes, i think that's possible. i think this is eb— that's possible. i think this is eb bbese— that's possible. i think this is one of those stories.- that's possible. i think this is one of those stories. i- i think this is one of those stories. i think bb-s— one of those stories. i think bb-s maybe— one of those stories. i think it's maybe it's— one of those stories. i think it's maybe it's peter trying to be bunny:— it's maybe it's peter trying to be burrrry, yeu— it's maybe it's peter trying to be funny, you know, know we be funny, you know, i know we car-b— be funny, you know, i know we cabvea-gs- be funny, you know, i know we. can't-vegans-that can't imagine vegans being that bunny:— can't imagine vegans being that bunny—burrwyl funny, but they're being funny bause— funny, but they're being funny bause bbey— funny, but they're being funny because they know. they know bbab— because they know. they know bbab-cbeese- because they know. they know that-cheese rose - because they know. they know that cheese rose is not that cooper's cheese rose is not going— that cooper's cheese rose is not eebe-bb— that cooper's cheese rose is not gebwe-bb. bub— that cooper's cheese rose is not gebue-bb. bub bbe- that cooper's cheese rose is not going it. but the thing going to do it. but the thing abeub— going to do it. but the thing abeub-bs— going to do it. but the thing about-is that- going to do it. but the thing about-is that do- going to do it. but the thing about is that do you about this is, is that do you knew— about this is, is that do you brew-yeu— about this is, is that do you know.you know- about this is, is that do you know you know when it's going know do you know when it's going to know do you know when it's going be barbers— know do you know when it's going be babberr err— know do you know when it's going to happen on monday, which is the to happen on monday, which is bbe zzwa— to happen on monday, which is bbe zzrra eb— to happen on monday, which is the 22nd of may.— to happen on monday, which is the 22nd of may. how do you keep mav— the 22nd of may. how do you keep may eb— the 22nd of may. how do you keep may er way— the 22nd of may. how do you keep may er way ama— the 22nd of may. how do you keep may of may and how do you keep babs— may of may and how do you keep babs eb— may of may and how do you keep babs eb bbe— may of may and how do you keep tabs of the dates— may of may and how do you keep tabs of the dates you get lewis. scbaebber-s— tabs of the dates you get lewis. schaeffer's kaelyn_ tabs of the dates you get lewis. schaeffer's kaelyn order do you beba— schaeffer's kaelyn order do you beba ub— schaeffer's kaelyn order do you wanna hold up the front this wanna hold up the front of this so wanna hold up the front of this se beebbe— wanna hold up the front of this se beebbe cam— wanna hold up the front of this so people can see— wanna hold up the front of this so people can see the front? no,— so people can see the front? we—b-m- so people can see the front? we—b-m gemgl no, i'm going to i'm going to find because may. find out because it's in may. it's and is lewis it's in may. and this is lewis scbaber-s— it's in may. and this is lewis schafer's calendar for may. and it's schafer's calendar for may. and bb-s-bb-s— schafer's calendar for may. and bb-s-bb-s-bbreel it's available. it's only three mere—bbeml it's available. it's only three. more _then we're it's available. it's only three. morgoing-then we're it's available. it's only three morgoing to then we're it's available. it's only three morgoing to some then we're it's available. it's only three morgoing to some random ve're not going to some random bbcbure. — not going to some random bbcbure. bve— not going to some random picture. i've got- not going to some random picture. grtr picture. i've got a random picture. i've got a random picture not picture because it's not a random. it's playing picture because it's not a random . it's playing cards random. it's me playing cards wbbb— random. it's me playing cards wbbb seme— random. it's me playing cards with some old— : it's me playing cards with some old ladies, with some old with some old ladies, with some ebe-.— with some old ladies, with some eba-. em— with some old ladies, with some eba-. em eb— with some old ladies, with some old-. oh. oh, kyiv.- with some old ladies, with some old . oh. oh, kyiv. you're old ladies. oh. oh, kyiv. you're subbesea— old ladies. oh. oh, kyiv. you're subbesea-ebb- old ladies. oh. oh, kyiv. you're supposed _off and. old ladies. oh. oh, kyiv. you're supposed off and say supposed to cut me off and say bbab-s— supposed to cut me off and say bbab-s-bewbs. - supposed to cut me off and say that's-lewis. i- supposed to cut me off and say that's lewis. i know supposed to cut me off and say. that's-lewis. i know. that's too much, lewis. i know. i that's too much, lewis. i know. b-see— that's too much, lewis. i know. b-see wbere- that's too much, lewis. i know. i-see where you're. i wanted to see where you're going anyway, moving
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going with that. anyway, moving on. now on. we've got the telegraph now and a bougie attempt to relieve stress has backfired. stress at oxford has backfired. lewis yeah , this is. well, this lewis yeah, this is. well, this is oxford university. the more you know about those universities , the less you universities, the less you respect really? that's the respect them. really? that's the truth. it is the truth . and you truth. it is the truth. and you meet people from oxford you meet people from oxford and you hear up there hear about what's going up there in and cambridge and in oxford and cambridge and harvard and america. it's not just as i see it. they're all they're all such idiots because they're all such idiots because they practise what they practise. they practise. okay that's what we're up to. well, being alpacas at oxford university, cause revising, revising students stress. and this seems to be some kind of tradition that's what they do. they have a million traditions. is it a tradition? yes, it said of bringing in alpacas and bringing outside the bringing them outside the libraries . this radcliffe camera libraries. this radcliffe camera library , i don't know if they've library, i don't know if they've got cameras in there . and it's got cameras in there. and it's a university landmark built in the 18th century. that's the 1700s. and people come and they meet and people are getting stressed out from these supposed stress releases. they're in side this. they're inside study ing and
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outside. they're cute alpacas. they're doing exams. yeah and outside you have people- “cg trt r:rtr “g til>t
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