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it's 9:00 on television, on radio— it's 9:00 on television, on radio and— it's 9:00 on television, on radio and online in the united kingdom— radio and online in the united kingdom and— radio and online in the united kingdom and across the world. this— kingdom and across the world. iiis is— kingdom and across the world. iiis is mark— kingdom and across the world. this is mark delan— kingdom and across the world. this is mark dolan tonight- kingdom and across the world. this is mark dolan tonight in my big opinion, as john cleese has to remove some of the funniest jokes from life of brian the woke war on comedy is no laughing matter. i'll be dealing with these censors thugs in just a moment , but with these censors thugs in just a moment, but as he sensationally resigns from this morning, did phillip schofield jump morning, did phillip schofield jump or was he pushed out.7 i'll be asking top media operate and former boss of talksport mike parry and i'll be giving my exclusive verdict in my take at
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ten. will my onion annual offer to present the show still stand p0p to present the show still stand pop mavericks right said fred, have a new album out. they'll be joining me before the end of the hour and dropping a few truth bombs along the way. right, said fred before . 10:00 fred before. 10:00 also in my take at ten, the good news, the country was waiting for boris johnson becomes a father again . my reaction. and father again. my reaction. and the queen of us showbiz, royal and political reporting, kinsey schofield live from la with her take on harry and meghan's non—event car chase. so a busy two hours to come. my big opinion coming up. right now. it's the woke war on comedy. we've got to win it first. the very unwoke ray addison . thanks, very unwoke ray addison. thanks, mark. here's the latest from the
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newsroom. our top story tonight, iiiiiip— newsroom. our top story tonight, phillip schofield— newsroom. our top story tonight, phillip schofield says— our top story tonight, phillip schofield says he's agreei— phillip schofield says he's agreed io— phillip schofield says he's agreed to step— phillip schofield says he's agreed to step down from itv's flagship— agreed to step down from itv's flagship daytime— agreed to step down from itv's flagship daytime show this morning— flagship daytime show this morning with— flagship daytime show this morning with immediate effect. itv morning with immediate effect. iiv has— morning with immediate effect. itv has confirmed— morning with immediate effect. itv has confirmed that he won't be reiuming— itv has confirmed that he won't be returning despite two decades at be returning despite two decades ii iiie— be returning despite two decades ii iiie iieim— be returning despite two decades at the helm with— be returning despite two decades at the helm with his last show on mummy.— at the helm with his last show on thursday. last— at the helm with his last show on thursday. last thursday being his iinai— on thursday. last thursday being his final appearance , co—host his final appearance, co—host ioni— his final appearance, co—host holly willoughby will not be ieaving. — holly willoughby will not be leaving. she's— holly willoughby will not be leaving. she's responded, saying iiiai— leaving. she's responded, saying um um— leaving. she's responded, saying iiiai iiie sowi— leaving. she's responded, saying that the sofa won't feel the same without _ that the sofa won't feel the same without him. mr schofield posiei— same without him. mr schofield posiei on— same without him. mr schofield posted on social— same without him. mr schofield posted on social media saying he waniei— posted on social media saying he waniei io— posted on social media saying he wanted to protect— posted on social media saying he wanted to protect the programme that wanted to protect the programme iiiai he— wanted to protect the programme me he ievei— wanted to protect the programme me he ievei .— wanted to protect the programme that he loved . it's— wanted to protect the programme that he loved . it's after his that he loved. it's after his iieiiiei— that he loved. it's after his brother, timothy schofield was ieiiei — brother, timothy schofield was ieiiei fei— brother, timothy schofield was ieiiei iei i2— brother, timothy schofield was jailed for 12 years— brother, timothy schofield was jailed for 12 years after being eenvieiei— jailed for 12 years after being convicted of— jailed for 12 years after being convicted of child sex offences . iieiii— convicted of child sex offences . world leaders— convicted of child sex offences . world leaders have welcomed ukraine-e— . world leaders have welcomed ukraine's president to the g7 summi— ukraine's president to the g7 eummii in— ukraine's president to the g7 summit in japan— ukraine's president to the g7 summit in japan . good to see you summit in japan. good to see you . hew— summit in japan. good to see you . how are— summit in japan. good to see you . how you?— summit in japan. good to see you . how are you? yeah,— summit in japan. good to see you . how are you? yeah, i'm- summit in japan. good to see you . how are you.7 yeah, i'm all right, thanks. . how are you? yeah, i'm all right, thanks. hi guys. volodymyr zelenskyy volodymyr zelenskyy met right, thanks. hi guys. - volodymyr zelenskyy met with the we— volodymyr zelenskyy met with the we prime— volodymyr zelenskyy met with the uk's prime minister, rishi semi,— uk's prime minister, rishi sunek, wie— uk's prime minister, rishi sunak, who said the invite demonstrated— sunak, who said the invite demonstrated the international eemmuniiy-e— demonstrated the international community's steadfast support
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for ukraine— community's steadfast support for ukraine against russian aggression— for ukraine against russian aggression .— for ukraine against russian aggression . french president aggression. french president immonuei— aggression. french president emmanuel macron described his presence as a game changer iowoiis— presence as a game changer iowoiis peace— presence as a game changer iowoios geese .— presence as a game changer towards peace . well, it's as the towards peace. well, it's as the weiie— towards peace. well, it's as the weiie house— towards peace. well, it's as the white house approved plans to provide— white house approved plans to provide i—ie— white house approved plans to provide f—16 fighter jets to ukraine— provide f—16 fighter jets to ukraine and— provide f—16 fighter jets to ukraine and to— provide f—16 fighter jets to ukraine and to train its pilots as red. — ukraine and to train its pilots as well. president zelenskyy has repediediy— as well. president zelenskyy has repeatedly lobbied western dries— repeatedly lobbied western diiiesior— repeatedly lobbied western allies for air— repeatedly lobbied western allies for air support and iroiied— allies for air support and hailed the— allies for air support and hailed the move as historic , hailed the move as historic, saying— hailed the move as historic, saying i— hailed the move as historic, saying ii wiri— hailed the move as historic, saying it will greatly enhance ukraine-s— saying it will greatly enhance ukraine's army— saying it will greatly enhance ukraine's army in the sky. the nians— ukraine's army in the sky. the nians are— ukraine's army in the sky. the plans are expected to be rolled out plans are expected to be rolled oai in— plans are expected to be rolled oai in ine— plans are expected to be rolled out in the coming— plans are expected to be rolled out in the coming weeks and nonins— out in the coming weeks and nonins nai— out in the coming weeks and months, but russia says it carries colossal- months, but russia says it carries colossal risks for the desi— carries colossal risks for the iiesi .— carries colossal risks for the west. labour— carries colossal risks for the west. labour is— carries colossal risks for the west. labour is calling on the nine— west. labour is calling on the prime minister— west. labour is calling on the prime minister to— west. labour is calling on the prime minister to investigate ioiioning— prime minister to investigate following claims that the home seoreian— following claims that the home secretary asked— following claims that the home secretary asked civil servants to secretary asked civil servants io neig— secretary asked civil servants io nein ner— secretary asked civil servants to help her avoid— secretary asked civil servants to help her avoid getting speeding— to help her avoid getting speeding points on her licence. according— speeding points on her licence. aooording io— speeding points on her licence. according to the— speeding points on her licence. according to the sunday times, saeiia— according to the sunday times, suella braverman_ according to the sunday times, suella braverman asked home office— suella braverman asked home office aides— suella braverman asked home office aides to— suella braverman asked home office aides to organise a 1 to 1 office aides to organise a 1 to i driving— office aides to organise a 1 to 1 driving awareness course after sne— 1 driving awareness course after sne nas— 1 driving awareness course after sne oaagni— 1 driving awareness course after she was caught speeding last summer . when— she was caught speeding last summer . when they refused, she summer. when they refused, she regoriediy— summer. when they refused, she reportedly asked _ summer. when they refused, she reportedly asked a— summer. when they refused, she reportedly asked a political aide— reportedly asked a political
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aide io— reportedly asked a political aide io nerd,— reportedly asked a political aide to help, but ultimately decided— aide to help, but ultimately deoided io— aide to help, but ultimately decided to accept the points. a source close to— decided to accept the points. a source close to mrs. braverman says— source close to mrs. braverman says ine— source close to mrs. braverman says the speeding _ source close to mrs. braverman says the speeding ticket and arrangements— says the speeding ticket and arrangements for dealing with it renoried— arrangements for dealing with it were reported to— arrangements for dealing with it were reported to the cabinet office— were reported to the cabinet office ai— were reported to the cabinet office at the— were reported to the cabinet office at the time . sinn fein's office at the time. sinn fein's vie— office at the time. sinn fein's vice president— office at the time. sinn fein's vice president michelle o'neill , is naiiing— vice president michelle o'neill , is hailing the— vice president michelle o'neill , is hailing the local election resaiis— , is hailing the local election resaiis in— , is hailing the local election results in northern ireland as momentous as the party becomes the momentous as the party becomes ine iargesi— momentous as the party becomes ine iargesi in— momentous as the party becomes the largest in local— momentous as the party becomes the largest in local government, viin— the largest in local government, did dess— the largest in local government, with less than— the largest in local government, with less than 15— the largest in local government, with less than 15 seats left to decide— with less than 15 seats left to deoiare .— with less than 15 seats left to declare . sinn— with less than 15 seats left to declare . sinn fein has 138 declare. sinn fein has 138 councillors— declare. sinn fein has 138 councillors so— declare. sinn fein has 138 councillors so far , whilst the councillors so far, whilst the iodi— councillors so far, whilst the our nas— councillors so far, whilst the our nas izo— councillors so far, whilst the dup has 123 and— councillors so far, whilst the dup has 123 and the alliance party— dup has 123 and the alliance iariy es. — dup has 123 and the alliance vary do. is— dup has 123 and the alliance party 65. it's the— dup has 123 and the alliance party 65. it's the first electoral— party 65. it's the first electoral test for the parties ie— electoral test for the parties iasi— electoral test for the parties since last year's— electoral test for the parties since last year's assembly eieoiions— since last year's assembly elections. takes- since last year's assembly elections. takes place against the elections. takes place against ine backdrop— elections. takes place against the backdrop of— elections. takes place against the backdrop of the stormont siaienaie— the backdrop of the stormont siaienaie .— the backdrop of the stormont stalemate . and— the backdrop of the stormont stalemate . and a suspect has stalemate. and a suspect has been— stalemate. and a suspect has been arrested— stalemate. and a suspect has been arrested after scaling the noni— been arrested after scaling the froni of— been arrested after scaling the froni of ine— been arrested after scaling the front of the bbc— been arrested after scaling the front of the bbc building in oenirai— front of the bbc building in central london— front of the bbc building in central london in protest againsi— central london in protest againsi a— central london in protest against a historic statue. iariien— against a historic statue. iariien a— against a historic statue. earlier, a man- against a historic statue. earlier, a man had been seen nannering— earlier, a man had been seen nannering ai— earlier, a man had been seen hammering at the prospero and dried— hammering at the prospero and dried siaiae— hammering at the prospero and dried siaiae ,— hammering at the prospero and ariel statue , which has been on ariel statue, which has been on disniay— ariel statue, which has been on dispiay se—
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ariel statue, which has been on display since 1933.— ariel statue, which has been on display since 1933. shortly adder— display since 1933. shortly aiier 6— display since 1933. shortly aiier o p-m- — display since 1933. shortly after 6 pm. he- display since 1933. shortly after 6 pm. he was arrested on suspicion— after 6 pm. he was arrested on suspicion of— after 6 pm. he was arrested on suspicion of criminal damage and going— suspicion of criminal damage and going equipped— suspicion of criminal damage and going equipped campaign banners nave— going equipped campaign banners nave been— going equipped campaign banners have been calling— going equipped campaign banners have been calling for the siaiae-s— have been calling for the statue's removal as its sculptor iris— statue's removal as its sculptor iris odi— statue's removal as its sculptor eric gill admitted— statue's removal as its sculptor eric gill admitted in his diaries— eric gill admitted in his diaries that— eric gill admitted in his diaries that he had sexually abused— diaries that he had sexually abused nis— diaries that he had sexually abused his daughters . as we're abused his daughters. as we're on iv— abused his daughters. as we're on iv oniine— abused his daughters. as we're on tv online on— abused his daughters. as we're on tv online on dab+ radio and inne— on tv online on dab+ radio and iane in— on tv online on dab+ radio and iane in io— on tv online on dab+ radio and on, tune in to this— on tv online on dab+ radio and on, tune in to this is gb news. iei-s— on, tune in to this is gb news. iei-s go— on, tune in to this is gb news. iei-s go back— on, tune in to this is gb news. let's go back to— on, tune in to this is gb news. let's go back to ._ let's go back to. mark vveioone— let's go back to. mark welcome to- let's go back to. mark welcome to mark dolan tonight and a— welcome to mark dolan tonight and a very— welcome to mark dolan tonight and a very special— welcome to mark dolan tonight and a very special saturday evening— and a very special saturday evening show. _ and a very special saturday evening show. �*fvi�*rzi; grin and a very special saturday evening show. grin evening show. we've got for you. in my big opinion, as john cleese has to remove some of the funniest jokes from life of brian. the woke war on comedy is no laughing matter. i'll be deaung no laughing matter. i'll be dealing with these censors us thugs in just a moment in the big story as he sensationally resigns from this morning. did philip schofield jump or was he pushed? i'll be asking top media
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operator and former boss of talksport mike porky parry, and i'll be giving my verdict in my take at ten. will my extraordinary offer to present the show still stand? plus x prime minister boris johnson is to be a father again. that's the good news. the country has been waiting for with collapsing birth rates once again . boris waiting for with collapsing birth rates once again. boris is delivering for britain . pop delivering for britain. pop mavericks, right. said fred, have a new album out. they'll be joining me before the end of the hour and dropping a few truth bombs along the way. tonight's newsmaker is the queen of us showbiz royal and political reporting. kinsey schofield . reporting. kinsey schofield. we'll get further reaction to the harry and meghan car chase that never was before. discussing the outrageous sex slur made against kate middleton, the princess of wales and the bonkers american shop making trans outfits for kids. you couldn't make it up mark dolan tonight is the home of the papers with tomorrow's front pages from 1030 sharp with three top pundits who haven't been
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told what to say and who don't . told what to say and who don't. follow the script tonight . follow the script tonight. duncan larcombe, precious muir and jerry hayes. tonight, i'll be asking the pundits as bt asks , 10,000 jobs due to ai technology. are machines about to replace british workers as an ice cream van pops up outside the auschwitz death camp? have people lost respect for the past? and should brits learn the art of the midday nap? plus, your emails , even the spicy your emails, even the spicy ones. mark gb news .uk. this show has a bullet—proof rule. we don't do boring . not on my don't do boring. not on my watch. i just won't have it. lots to get through . we'll start lots to get through. we'll start with my big opinion . and now for with my big opinion. and now for something completely different. the cambridge footlights, the comedy group who have given the world the likes of david frost, griff rhys jones, clive james, stephen fry , hugh laurie, stephen fry, hugh laurie, douglas adams, and most of monty
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python. well they've employed the services of something called a sensitivity reader. in other words, a witless killjoy to go through people's comedy scripts and weed out anything that could be offensive, triggering or upsetting. well, i'm offended, triggered and upset by this . triggered and upset by this. comedy is designed to push boundanes comedy is designed to push boundaries to make people uncomfortable, and it's about saying the unsayable . the saying the unsayable. the currency of all great art is truth and the truth hurts. we need comedy to understand ourselves and the world. but whether it's episodes of fawlty towers or little britain being cancel old or edgy comedians like jemmy carr being hung out to dry for literally doing their job of telling jokes. we are in the throes of a woke war on comedy . if these philistine comedy. if these philistine thugs get their way with their twisted political agenda , which twisted political agenda, which includes the bonkers idea that you can change your biological
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sex, or that everything is racist, including the countryside , mathematics and countryside, mathematics and knitting , there will be no more knitting, there will be no more entertaining tonight. no more fun, no self—reflection, no banter, no ribbing, no cheeky remarks, no innuendo , no remarks, no innuendo, no laughter, no life worth living. there can't be comedy without a victim and without testing boundanes. victim and without testing boundaries . and the expression boundaries. and the expression woke comedy is a contradiction in terms . which is why in this in terms. which is why in this climate , hollywood producers climate, hollywood producers have all but given up making comedy films , even something comedy films, even something relatively recent, like the brilliant hangover movies couldn't be made now. far too un—pc. couldn't be made now. far too un—pc . well, the latest shocker un—pc. well, the latest shocker is gb news starjohn un—pc. well, the latest shocker is gb news star john cleese saying that a hilarious scene from the life of brian monty python's outrageous send up of christianity may have to be removed from the live stage version because the actors in the new show aren't comfortable
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ill performing these jokes . ill performing these jokes. well, the jokes in question are based around a bloke. it's a guy called stan from life of brian , called stan from life of brian, who now wants to be called loretta . so he's like, i'm loretta. so he's like, i'm called stan. i want to be called loretta and he wants to have a baby. now, when the world was saying that was a funny idea, but now it's probably something your is possible. your gp thinks is possible. after the nhs now reckons after all, the nhs now reckons there are 18 genders and counting. what's going on. comedy and satire are the arbiter of a free society. if you can't joke about anything you can't joke about anything you want , you you can't joke about anything you want, you go to a very dark place . when the taliban took place. when the taliban took over afghanistan after the us's botched departure , who was the botched departure, who was the first person they went for ? a first person they went for? a comedian and satirist who mocked the regime . nazar mohammed . he the regime. nazar mohammed. he was taken off and murdered . his was taken off and murdered. his comedy far too dangerous for them. of course, it's not remotely on the same scale, but there are mild echoes here. the
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cult of woke will not allow scrutiny and will certainly not allow mockery. we comply with this stuff because we want it to go away, but our compliance means it never will. this is scary, folks, and we must push back. scary, folks, and we must push back . peaceful people power is back. peaceful people power is what i would call it. the ability to lampoon anyone and anything is the ultimate hill to die on. which is why fearless and hilarious comedians like ricky gervais are so important isn't how can the life of brian a movie which was clever and hilarious 45 years ago now be so problematic? well, it's not. the problematic? well, it's not. the problem is woke censors who find offence in every line in how much of the greatest comedy ever made could survive the once over from these so—called sensitivity readers, there would be nothing left. only stage directions. the current war on comedy is no laughing matter, but they won't
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prevail after all. the pun is mightier than the sword . mightier than the sword. well there you go. now, i'll be honest. i'm getting too old for dad — honest. i'm getting too old for dad oasi— honest. i'm getting too old for that. dash across— honest. i'm getting too old for that. dash across the- honest. i'm getting too old for that. dash across the studio. so it's like the olympic games or something. usain bolt, i am not great to have your company tonight. your reaction to my big opinion? poor old john cleese having to remove one of the funniest scenes from life of bnan funniest scenes from life of brian because now it's problematic . your reaction? mark problematic. your reaction? mark gbnews.uk. let's get the views of my wonderful pundits tonight. we've got top journalist, biographer and political commentator duncan larcombe . we commentator duncan larcombe. we have precious muir tv personality and broadcaster and criminal barrister , ex tory mp, criminal barrister, ex tory mp, very ex , completely lapsed. he's very ex, completely lapsed. he's almost woke now. gerry hayes, who ? well, listen, folks , let's
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who? well, listen, folks, let's get straight into this. gerry, good to see you. and i didn't realise that we were in the full throes of summer, but hey. yes, excuse me. this is a winter- excuse me. this is a winter on— excuse me. this is a winter scene. oh, actually, i've just. i scene. oh, actually, i've just. i insi— scene. oh, actually, i've just. i just realised— scene. oh, actually, i've just. i just realised ithought- scene. oh, actually, i've just. i just realised thought it was i just realised i thought it was a hawaiian shirt. i thought food, nai— a hawaiian shirt. i thought food, but actually,- a ithought food, but actually, it's mountains— food, but actually, it's mountains and snow. �*fvirzigl mountains and snow. well, dissen— mountains and snow. well, listen, - knows - mountains and snow. well, listen, knows what of listen, who knows what time of the is, but the world's the year it is, but the world's gone yes you probably gone mad. yes you probably remember the first incarnation of life brian when came of life of brian when it came out the 70s. well, of out in the late 70s. well, of course i out in the late 705. well, of i did.— out in the late 705. well, of course i did. i— out in the late 705. well, of course i did. i-to- out in the late 705. well, of course i did. i-to see. out in the late 705. well, ofi course i did. i-to see it. course i did. i went to see it. it course i did. i went to see it. ii vas— course i did. i went to see it. it was brilliant. _ course i did. i went to see it. it was brilliant. but actually, vinai— it was brilliant. but actually, what-missed— it was brilliant. but actually, what-missed-the- it was brilliant. but actually, what missed the scene what you missed out the scene inas— what you missed out the scene inai iney-re— what you missed out the scene that they're not— what you missed out the scene that they're not going to be aiiovved— that they're not going to be aiiovved io— that they're not going to be allowed to do— that they're not going to be allowed to do is— that they're not going to be allowed to do is the crucifixion. - allowed to do is the crucifixion. allowed to do is the- crucifixion. .that's going allowed to do is the— crucifixion. .that's going as crucifixion. oh that's going as well. going well. that's going it's completely what is the completely going. what is the point completely going. what is the noinilinise— completely going. what is the pointlthis? they're- iii?” grin q what is the point this? they're looking point of this? they're looking at point of this? they're looking ai ine — point of this? they're looking ai ine greas— point of this? they're looking at the great novels which were being— at the great novels which were being iaagni— at the great novels which were being taught schools and being taught in schools and saying,— being taught in schools and saying-no,- being taught in schools and saying-nor nov- being taught in schools and saying, no, no, we will saying, no, no, no, no, we will onange— saying, no, no, no, no, we will onange-nasi- saying, no, no, no, no, we will change must change change this. we must change inas— change this. we must change inai. do— change this. we must change inai. do dei— change this. we must change that. no let children be taught the that. no let children be taught ine drain.— that. no let children be taught the truth. and— that. no let children be taught the truth. and if— that. no let children be taught the truth. and if there are words— the truth. and if there are words there _ the truth. and if there are words there that are found offensive— words there that are found offensive .— words there that are found offensive , explain why they are offensive, explain why they are offensive— offensive, explain why they are offensive now.— offensive, explain why they are offensive now. but that's how it vriden. — offensive now. but that's how it was written. what— offensive now. but that's how it was written. what are we going to do— was written. what are we going to do vin— was written. what are we going to do with titus— was written. what are we going to do with titus andronicus in snakesgearee— to do with titus andronicus in shakespeare? cut— to do with titus andronicus in shakespeare? cut it out. ridiculous.— shakespeare? cut it out.
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ridiculous. ridiculous 'r: shakespeare? cut it out. ridiculous. ridiculous r: ridiculous. ridiculous and of course, we have— ridiculous. ridiculous and of course, we have precious this character in the movie of stan , character in the movie of stan, who announces he wants to have babies . yeah. 45 years ago. that babies. yeah. 45 years ago. that was a funny idea. it should be today. but the world's changed. oh, well, i don't actually. donesdy— oh, well, i don't actually. honestly listen, i'm going to say— honestly listen, i'm going to say dis.— honestly listen, i'm going to say dnis. i— honestly listen, i'm going to say this. i love— honestly listen, i'm going to say this. i love comedy. i love idiosy— say this. i love comedy. i love ieieny oervais.— say this. i love comedy. i love ricky gervais. i— say this. i love comedy. i love ricky gervais. i think he's aisoiadeiy— ricky gervais. i think he's absolutely hilarious . and absolutely hilarious. and dnere-s— absolutely hilarious. and dnere-s a— absolutely hilarious. and there's a lot— absolutely hilarious. and there's a lot of comedians now dnad— there's a lot of comedians now dnad are— there's a lot of comedians now dnad being— there's a lot of comedians now that are being restricted in den— that are being restricted in dneir in— that are being restricted in their in their— that are being restricted in their in their stand ups. but dnere-s— their in their stand ups. but dnere-s one— their in their stand ups. but there's one thing about this in nariioaiar— there's one thing about this in particular that— there's one thing about this in particular that i— there's one thing about this in particular that i do not like is encouraging— particular that i do not like is encouraging the— particular that i do not like is encouraging the thought of a man naving— encouraging the thought of a man naving a— encouraging the thought of a man naving a snid— encouraging the thought of a man having a child. now, as a woman , having a child. now, as a woman i , having a child. now, as a woman , iiasd— having a child. now, as a woman , iiasd don-d— having a child. now, as a woman , i just don't want— having a child. now, as a woman , i just don't want that to be sonedning— , i just don't want that to be something that— , i just don't want that to be something that plant the seed. we something that plant the seed. ive don-d— something that plant the seed. we don't need— something that plant the seed. we don't need to— something that plant the seed. we don't need to plant the seed. we don't need to plant the seed. vie don-d— we don't need to plant the seed. vie don-d vand— we don't need to plant the seed. we don't want to,— we don't need to plant the seed. we don't want to, you know, encourage this— we don't want to, you know, encourage this behaviour. yeah. but otherwise,— encourage this behaviour. yeah. but otherwise, i— encourage this behaviour. yeah. but otherwise, i mean obviously the but otherwise, i mean obviously dne rest— but otherwise, i mean obviously dne rest of— but otherwise, i mean obviously the rest of the— but otherwise, i mean obviously the rest of the show can be snovvn— the rest of the show can be snovn-i— the rest of the show can be snovn-i just- the rest of the show can be shown, i just don't think shown, but i just don't think dnad— shown, but i just don't think that—encourage. shown, but i just don't think. that—encourage that that we need to encourage that nariioaiar— that we need to encourage that ganieaiar gari- — that we need to encourage that ganieaiar gari- i— that we need to encourage that particular part. i mean this, dnis— particular part. i mean this, dnis din— particular part. i mean this, dnis sin is— particular part. i mean this, this clip is, is— particular part. i mean this, this clip is, is remarkably reievand— this clip is, is remarkably relevant to— this clip is, is remarkably relevant to the - this clip is, is remarkably relevant to the time. this clip is, is remarkably- relevant to the -time. i relevant to the current time. i drink— relevant to the current time. i drink diat— relevant to the current time. i think that the— relevant to the current time. i think that the sketch - relevant to the current time. i think that the sketch more think that the sketch is more important ever. duncan important than ever. duncan i think is. imean important than ever. duncan i think is. i mean , think it probably is. i mean, without-python- think it probably is. i mean, without-python ,- think it probably is. i mean,| without-python , where think it probably is. i mean,- without-python , where are without monty python, where are we going— without monty python, where are we going to— without monty python, where are we going ro nee— without monty python, where are we going to be? where are we?
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veg..— we going to be? where are we? vean yon— we going to be? where are we? vean you know,— we going to be? where are we? yeah, you know, you can't mess vin— yeah, you know, you can't mess win a.— yeah, you know, you can't mess vidn n. if— yeah, you know, you can't mess vidn n. if a— yeah, you know, you can't mess with it. if a painting you voaidn-d— with it. if a painting you wouldn't start- with it. if a painting you wouldn't start rubbing out part of n— wouldn't start rubbing out part of n ieoaase— wouldn't start rubbing out part of it because suddenly several years— of it because suddenly several years raga,— of it because suddenly several years later, it's— of it because suddenly several years later, it's offensive . years later, it's offensive. ind-ii— years later, it's offensive. inadii ne— years later, it's offensive. that'll be next. “43?" well, that'll be next. yeah. well, dnen— that'll be next. yeah. well, dnen dnad— that'll be next. yeah. well, then that would— that'll be next. yeah. well, then that would be- that'll be next. / well, then that would be wrong. ending— then that would be wrong. putting putting a bra on those renaissance models with their ioois— renaissance models with their boobs poppi“9_ renaissance models with their boobs popping out . well, i'd be boobs popping out. well, i'd be easy— boobs popping out. well, i'd be busy donn— boobs popping out. well, i'd be busy down at— boobs popping out. well, i'd be busy down at the— boobs popping out. well, i'd be busy down at the portrait oaiiery— busy down at the portrait gallery, wouldn't they? "er r: gallery, wouldn't they? they'd be very— gallery, wouldn't they? they'd be very easy. — gallery, wouldn't they? they'd be very busy. there- gallery, wouldn't they? "er r: orig there was there. be very busy. there was there. i believe in another crazy story about the louvre going, oh, did you hear about i think it was an advert for an italian restaurant in ireland. and it was on a train. and i think they had to cover up the greek statues rather a rather sort reveal rather a rather sort of reveal reproductive parts were covered. and how's that protecting us? i reaiiy— and how's that protecting us? i reaiiy 7— and how's that protecting us? i mean, really ? well, i just don't mean, really? well, i just don't get n. — mean, really? well, i just don't get n. i— mean, really? well, i just don't ger in i mean— mean, really? well, i just don't get it. i mean, i— mean, really? well, i just don't get it. i mean, ijust- mean, really? well, i just don't get it. " cg" l get it. i mean, i just don't understand it. it's like they're willing to take away historical figures and certain things that actually is quite educational . actually is quite educational. well, and then you're having trans gender or, you know , drag trans gender or, you know, drag queens. you know, doing shows
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for children . so it's just wrong for children. so it's just wrong with that . well, there's nothing with that. well, there's nothing wrong with that. what's wrong with that? having drag queens like do little no , come on. like do little no, come on. drag queens showing six and seven year old _ drag queens showing six and seven year old girls. how to how to dance— seven year old girls. how to how to dance for— seven year old girls. how to how to dance for now,— seven year old girls. how to how to dance for now, that's a different— to dance for now, that's a different matter altogether . different matter altogether. in— different matter altogether. in taking— different matter altogether. i'm talking about— different matter altogether. i'm talking about the- different matter altogether. i'm talking about the reading the tories from drag. no, because the stories- "erg no, because the stories then the tories from drag. no,- because the stories then become somedning— because the stories then become somedning eise— because the stories then become something else .— because the stories then become something else . and i saw acts something else. and i saw acts and.— something else. and i saw acts and. and. — something else. and i saw acts and. and. and— something else. and i saw acts and. and. and you— something else. and i saw acts and. and. and you know, people nanging— and. and. and you know, people nanging from — and. and. and you know, people hanging from the— and. and. and you know, people hanging from the ceiling. that's mad-s— hanging from the ceiling. that's dnads an— hanging from the ceiling. that's that's an adult.— hanging from the ceiling. that's that's an adult. that's the carvin— that's an adult. that's the calvin robinson interpretation isdne— calvin robinson interpretation is me ming— calvin robinson interpretation is the thing that— calvin robinson interpretation is the thing that is an adult ad— is the thing that is an adult ad vvnion— is the thing that is an adult act which doesn't need to be ny— act which doesn't need to be seen by children— act which doesn't need to be seen by children if that's what dney— seen by children if that's what dney vam— seen by children if that's what rney want to — seen by children if that's what they want to restrict. grin they want to restrict. let's go vim— they want to restrict. let's go with veran— they want to restrict. let's go with worth asking though, jerry , perhaps this scene with stan, who wants to be loretta because it makes of somebody it makes light of somebody that's transitioning, perhaps it's trans phobic, maybe it would upset people and maybe that's why it should go well, no, i don't think so . what if no, i don't think so. what if everyone's going— no, i don't think so. what if everyone's going to- no, i don't think so. what if everyone's going to be- cg" l what if everyone's going to be up? no, i don't think so. what if- everyone's going to be up? what if pennie— everyone's going to be up? what if neonie ar— everyone's going to be up? what if people are offended? everything. look, i went to a manne— everything. look, i went to a frankie boyle— everything. look, i went to a frankie boyle show a few years ago,— frankie boyle show a few years agov-you— frankie boyle show a few years agov-vou-i- frankie boyle show a few years ago-yoa-i god- ago, and, you know, i got a
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easonaii— ago, and, you know, i got a reasonable, well, decent sense of-simn— reasonable, well, decent sense of-sixth sense- reasonable, well, decent sense of-sixth sense of- of humour. sixth sense of namoan— of humour. sixth sense of humour. from— of humour. sixth sense of humour. from time to time, i named— humour. from time to time, i vaiked om. — humour. from time to time, i vaiked om. i— humour. from time to time, i walked out. i was— humour. from time to time, i walked out. i was really, really offended— walked out. i was really, really offended because— walked out. i was really, really offended because he was telling iokes—nadems - jokes about cancer patients. ioigm— jokes about cancer patients. ieigm and— jokes about cancer patients. ieignr andljust_ jokes about cancer patients. right and just thought, this right and i just thought, this is no— right and i just thought, this is not funny. — right and i just thought, this is not funny. i'm— right and i just thought, this is not funny. i'm really, really offended.— is not funny. i'm really, really offended. however for i is not funny. i'm really, really offended. however fori don't offended. however for i don't vam— offended. however for i don't want to— offended. however for i don't want to cancel— offended. however for i don't want to cancel him. i just named— want to cancel him. i just walked out. _ want to cancel him. i just walked out. yeah, that's the difference. _ walked out. yeah, that's the difference. i— walked out. yeah, that's the difference. i think- walked out. yeah, that's the difference. "
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rams— and poked fun at in a pub. iarns odd— and poked fun at in a pub. turns out he— and poked fun at in a pub. turns out he was— and poked fun at in a pub. turns out he was an- and poked fun at in a pub. turns out he was an ex- and poked fun at in a pub. turns out he was an ex sas hero and when the police tried to spray the gas at him, it took 12 of them to load him in the back of them to load him in the back of their van. now, that to me that court case was hilarious . that court case was hilarious. but no , by shout, that court case was hilarious. but no , by shout , shouting, but no, by shout, shouting, shout. i don't know why i brought that up. it's a cracking story. i've got to say so much. no the. with monty python, you cannot take you cannot mess with what? don't touch it. no leave it alone. please don't touch . it alone. please don't touch. great art. what do you think? snoaid— great art. what do you think? snoaid me— great art. what do you think? should the live— great art. what do you think? should the live stage version of the should the live stage version of me ine— should the live stage version of me die of— should the live stage version of the life of brian— should the live stage version of the life of brian be edited for oden— the life of brian be edited for modern sensibilities ? let me modern sensibilities? let me know.— modern sensibilities? let me know. diam— modern sensibilities? let me know. mark gbnews.uk coming up next in— know. mark gbnews.uk coming up next in ine— know. mark gbnews.uk coming up next in me nig— know. mark gbnews.uk coming up next in the big story , did next in the big story, did iniiiin— next in the big story, did phillip schofield jump or was he named— phillip schofield jump or was he nasned ny— phillip schofield jump or was he nasned iy iiv— phillip schofield jump or was he nasned iy iiv e— phillip schofield jump or was he pushed by itv ? i'll be asking pushed by itv? i'll be asking top pushed by itv? i'll be asking on media— pushed by itv? i'll be asking top media operator and the man vino— top media operator and the man vvno vas— top media operator and the man who was founder— top media operator and the man who was founder of talksport, mike— who was founder of talksport, iiike parry. — who was founder of talksport, mike parry. that's—
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news radio. and she doesn't really know. extraordinary
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story.— really know. extraordinary story. — really know. extraordinary srory. john— really know. extraordinary story. john cleese star, of course, of gb news as well as fawlty towers in that order has revealed that the cast of the new life of brian live show will not do a scene in which a character called stan says he wants to be called loretta and have babies. they won't do those lines because they're worried it will offend people. the world's gone mad. well, a strong reaction my opinion reaction to my big opinion coming thick and fast. market coming in thick and fast. market gb news .uk, please , please, gb news .uk, please, please, please, says dusty . call out please, says dusty. call out these woke police . who are they? these woke police. who are they? name and shame them. they are cowards hiding behind the system. maitre what a lovely name. how are you, matron? when's my bed? bath? okay, i'll move on. for god's sake. they only told the truth of what's happening today. are people for real? come on, leave it alone and let youngsters get a grip and let youngsters get a grip and shut up. richard says mark, by vetting comedy and filtering what people are allowed to find funny, you're slowly chipping
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away at the simple joys of life. this consumer force of woke misery must be stopped. laughter is the greatest medicine of all. cathy. good evening, cathy. how are you? thank you for your email. which contain heinz kisses. so straight back at you. cathy says. hi mark. i heard the bbc lambasting china over their intolerance of the jokes told by stand up comedian. no mention of what the woke brigade gets up to over here. absolutely typical . over here. absolutely typical. cathy, thank you for that. keep those emails coming. mark gbnews.uk. it's time for the big story and it doesn't get much bigger than the shock announcement today that phillip schofield will step down as presenter of this morning on itv with immediate effect . but with immediate effect. but schofield said the following i've always been proud to cover fascinating stories on this morning, but recently , this morning, but recently, this morning, but recently, this morning itself has become the story throughout my career in tv , including in the very difficult last few days. i've
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always done my best to be honourable and kind . sorry, honourable and kind. sorry, i just clear my throat there. honourable and kind . i honourable and kind. i understand that itv has decided the current situation cannot go on and i want to do what i can to protect the show that i love. so i've agreed to step down from this morning with immediate effect in the hope that the show can move forward to a brighter future. i'd like to thank everyone who has supported me, especially morning's especially me. this morning's amazing viewers , and see amazing viewers, and i'll see you for soap awards next you all for the soap awards next month . mean while his ex month. mean while his ex co—presenter holly willoughby said. hi, everyone . it's been said. hi, everyone. it's been over 13 great years presenting this morning with phil and i want to take this opportunity to thank him for all of his knowledge, his experience and his humour. the sofa won't feel the same without him. blimey, that's not. not exactly a ringing endorsement, is it? that's terse at best. and last but not least, itv have issued a
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statement after more than 20 years on the this morning sofa. phillip schofield has stepped back from itv's flagship morning show , having presented his last show, having presented his last episode on thursday the 18th of may, having co—hosted the multi award winning show for two decades, phillip will continue to present peak time shows for itv, including next month's the british soap awards and a new prime time series. holly willoughby will remain on this morning and will co—present with members of the this morning family . well, folks , i'll be family. well, folks, i'll be giving my personal reaction in my take at ten, including my extraordinary offer to itv to present the show and to donate my fee to help for heroes. it's been cleared with the gb news bosses itv over to you. get my verdict at ten. but first, let's get now the views of a top media operator, former newspaper columnist, radio star and ex—boss of talksport mike parry . mike, you've been at the helm of some major media aukus
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stations. first of all, your reaction to this news? well, i mean , you know,— reaction to this news? well, i mean , you know, to- reaction to this news? well, i mean , you know, to use- f" , well, i mean , you know, to use the mean, you know, to use the biggest— mean, you know, to use the biggest cliche— mean, you know, to use the biggest cliche in- mean, you know, to use the biggest cliche in our business, it's biggest cliche in our business, is a— biggest cliche in our business, it's a bombshell,— biggest cliche in our business, it's a bombshell, isn't it ? it's a bombshell, isn't it? veg..— it's a bombshell, isn't it? vean im— it's a bombshell, isn't it? yeah, but we— it's a bombshell, isn't it? yeah, but we all knew it was coming— yeah, but we all knew it was coming over— yeah, but we all knew it was coming over the— yeah, but we all knew it was coming over the last 2 or 3 eesk — coming over the last 2 or 3 weeks. we've— coming over the last 2 or 3 weeks. we've seen it coming dogedner. — weeks. we've seen it coming rogedner. if— weeks. we've seen it coming together. if you— weeks. we've seen it coming together. if you think about it, vnad— together. if you think about it, vnad is— together. if you think about it, vnad is me— together. if you think about it, what is the greatest division we've ever seen— what is the greatest division we've ever seen in a pair of two daiended— we've ever seen in a pair of two raienred neopre— we've ever seen in a pair of two talented people who conquered the talented people who conquered dne wonde— talented people who conquered the world? it— talented people who conquered the world? it has— talented people who conquered the world? it has to be lennon iiodariney— the world? it has to be lennon mccartney, isn't— the world? it has to be lennon mccartney, isn't it— the world? it has to be lennon mccartney, isn't it ? it has to mccartney, isn't it? it has to ire.— mccartney, isn't it? it has to ie. ine— mccartney, isn't it? it has to be. me sad— mccartney, isn't it? it has to be. the fact that— mccartney, isn't it? it has to be. the fact that eventually , if be. the fact that eventually, if yove — be. the fact that eventually, if yove god— be. the fact that eventually, if yove gor dro— be. the fact that eventually, if you've got two people who are driven— you've got two people who are driven in— you've got two people who are driven in, who— you've got two people who are driven in, who are— you've got two people who are driven in, who are dynamic, who are driven in, who are dynamic, who daiended— driven in, who are dynamic, who are talented, and— driven in, who are dynamic, who are talented, and who want to indom— are talented, and who want to import yon— are talented, and who want to import, you know,— are talented, and who want to import, you know, a great duo gum,— import, you know, a great duo team, eventually— import, you know, a great duo team, eventually they're going to say— team, eventually they're going to say do— team, eventually they're going do say do eaon— team, eventually they're going to say to each other, look , i to say to each other, look, i want— to say to each other, look, i want mis— to say to each other, look, i want this and— to say to each other, look, i want this and you want that and i want this and you want that and i want— want this and you want that and i want to— want this and you want that and i want to go— want this and you want that and i want to go this— want this and you want that and i want to go this way. you want to go— i want to go this way. you want to go mad— i want to go this way. you want do go mad vvay. — i want to go this way. you want to go that way. and eventually it to go that way. and eventually n spins— to go that way. and eventually ir sniirs an.— to go that way. and eventually it splits up. this— to go that way. and eventually it splits up. this has taken a dong— it splits up. this has taken a iong gag,— it splits up. this has taken a long time, but— it splits up. this has taken a long time, but you've got to remember the— long time, but you've got to remember the these two were very,— remember the these two were very, very— remember the these two were very, very .— remember the these two were very, very , very— remember the these two were very, very , very close. i'm told very, very, very close. i'm told dney— very, very, very close. i'm told dney were— very, very, very close. i'm told rney so— very, very, very close. i'm told they were so close— very, very, very close. i'm told they were so close that their famiiies— they were so close that their families went— they were so close that their families went on— they were so close that their families went on holiday rogedner— families went on holiday together for— families went on holiday together for i— families went on holiday together for i read a piece this morning—
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together for i read a piece this morning saying— together for i read a piece this morning saying they had villas nem— morning saying they had villas next door— morning saying they had villas next door do— morning saying they had villas next door to each— morning saying they had villas next door to each other in ioriagai— next door to each other in portugal that— next door to each other in portugal that each of them snared— portugal that each of them shared their— portugal that each of them shared their other their children's— shared their other their children's birthday party is known— children's birthday party is known as— children's birthday party is known as uncle and auntie to men— known as uncle and auntie to their respective— known as uncle and auntie to their respective children. i mean, very, very close indeed. em— mean, very, very close indeed. em zo— mean, very, very close indeed. em 20 years— mean, very, very close indeed. but 20 years phil's been on the snow.— but 20 years phil's been on the snow. woiiy— but 20 years phil's been on the show. holly came— but 20 years phil's been on the show. holly came on as a junior, reaiiy— show. holly came on as a junior, reaiiy .— show. holly came on as a junior, reaiiy , and— show. holly came on as a junior, reaiiy , and was— show. holly came on as a junior, really , and was in— show. holly came on as a junior, really , and was in full shadow . really, and was in full shadow. and— really, and was in full shadow. and wnads— really, and was in full shadow. and what's really— really, and was in full shadow. and what's really happened over the and what's really happened over me dast— and what's really happened over me iasd son— and what's really happened over the last sort of— and what's really happened over the last sort of not— and what's really happened over the last sort of not 20 years, nronaiiy— the last sort of not 20 years, nroianiy me— the last sort of not 20 years, probably the last— the last sort of not 20 years, probably the last three, four, five— probably the last three, four, five is— probably the last three, four, five is mad— probably the last three, four, five is that holly has emerged from— five is that holly has emerged from under— five is that holly has emerged from under the— five is that holly has emerged from under the shadow of phil, and— from under the shadow of phil, and as— from under the shadow of phil, and as sne— from under the shadow of phil, and as she has— from under the shadow of phil, and as she has phil, who's oiden— and as she has phil, who's oiden nis— and as she has phil, who's older, his stars— and as she has phil, who's older, his stars begin to, you know,— older, his stars begin to, you know, began— older, his stars begin to, you know, iegwn .— older, his stars begin to, you know, begun . to— older, his stars begin to, you know, begun . to wane a bit. and know, begun. to wane a bit. and i know, begun. to wane a bit. and i don-d— know, begun. to wane a bit. and i don-d mink— know, begun. to wane a bit. and i don't think people really understand— i don't think people really understand the significance of queen— understand the significance of oween dare.— understand the significance of queen gate. the— understand the significance of queen gate. the queue . okay. queen gate. the queue. okay. neoawse— queen gate. the queue. okay. neoawse n— queen gate. the queue. okay. because it was— queen gate. the queue. okay. because it was a— queen gate. the queue. okay. because it was a terrible row anom— because it was a terrible row about whether— because it was a terrible row about whether or— because it was a terrible row about whether or not they jumped the about whether or not they jumped me gwewe— about whether or not they jumped me queue at— about whether or not they jumped the queue at and— about whether or not they jumped the queue at and they were sed— the queue at and they were sed of— the queue at and they were accused of it— the queue at and they were accused of it quite massively, vou— accused of it quite massively, you know,— accused of it quite massively, you know, within— accused of it quite massively, you know, within the media and
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woiiy— you know, within the media and worry waned— you know, within the media and holly wanted to _ you know, within the media and holly wanted to address that because— holly wanted to address that because she— holly wanted to address that because she said there's no way in me— because she said there's no way in me wond— because she said there's no way in me worid i— because she said there's no way in the world i was— because she said there's no way in the world i was going to be sneoiai. — in the world i was going to be sneoiai. i— in the world i was going to be special. i wanted— in the world i was going to be special. i wanted to be one of me— special. i wanted to be one of me neonie. — special. i wanted to be one of me neonie. and— special. i wanted to be one of the people. and phil on the odd— the people. and phil on the ode nand,— the people. and phil on the other hand, did— the people. and phil on the other hand, did not want to address— other hand, did not want to address a.— other hand, did not want to address it. and— other hand, did not want to address it. and therefore, there was a simmering— address it. and therefore, there was a simmering discontent as to why— was a simmering discontent as to wny in— was a simmering discontent as to wny in worry-s— was a simmering discontent as to why in holly's view,— was a simmering discontent as to why in holly's view, there wasnd— why in holly's view, there wasnd a— why in holly's view, there wasn't a public- why in holly's view, there wasn't a public explanation of wnad— wasn't a public explanation of wnar nannened— wasn't a public explanation of what happened there. but phil wasnd— what happened there. but phil wasn't interested— what happened there. but phil wasn't interested in explaining , and— wasn't interested in explaining , and n— wasn't interested in explaining , and n gave— wasn't interested in explaining , and it gave people the feeling mad— , and it gave people the feeling mad ne— , and it gave people the feeling mad ne fed— , and it gave people the feeling that he felt he— , and it gave people the feeling that he felt he was above it aid.— that he felt he was above it aii. and— that he felt he was above it all. and didn't— that he felt he was above it all. and didn't need to do it. wis— all. and didn't need to do it. dis women— all. and didn't need to do it. his brother, unfortunately , got his brother, unfortunately, got nimseif— his brother, unfortunately, got himself into— his brother, unfortunately, got himself into a— his brother, unfortunately, got himself into a situation which we aid— himself into a situation which we add know— himself into a situation which we all know about only today, i minn— we all know about only today, i gun, or— we all know about only today, i think, or yesterday. his brother was sentenced— think, or yesterday. his brother was sentenced to— think, or yesterday. his brother was sentenced to a very long term — was sentenced to a very long term in— was sentenced to a very long term in iaii— was sentenced to a very long term in jail for— was sentenced to a very long term in jail for very after being— term in jail for very after being convicted of very serious sevwaiiy— being convicted of very serious sexually orientated offences. again— sexually orientated offences. again i— sexually orientated offences. again i tnint— sexually orientated offences. again i think holly felt really put again i think holly felt really nwt oat— again i think holly felt really put out because— again i think holly felt really put out because she didn't know anytning— put out because she didn't know anytning atowt— put out because she didn't know anything about it— put out because she didn't know anything about it coming. if you wort— anything about it coming. if you wort as— anything about it coming. if you wort as a— anything about it coming. if you wort as a very— anything about it coming. if you work as a very close team like mat,— work as a very close team like an, den— work as a very close team like that, then you've— work as a very close team like that, then you've got to know wat— that, then you've got to know tnat it— that, then you've got to know that if something's coming out of that if something's coming out ot iett— that if something's coming out ot iett wing— that if something's coming out ot iett wing .— that if something's coming out of left wing , if— that if something's coming out of left wing , if something's of left wing, if something's coming— of left wing, if something's coming to— of left wing, if something's
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coming to bang— of left wing, if something's coming to bang smack you in the taoe— coming to bang smack you in the taoe tite— coming to bang smack you in the face like that,— coming to bang smack you in the face like that, you've got to be prepared— face like that, you've got to be prepared to— face like that, you've got to be prepared to te— face like that, you've got to be prepared to be able to accept it and— prepared to be able to accept it and respond— prepared to be able to accept it and respond to— prepared to be able to accept it and respond to it.— prepared to be able to accept it and respond to it. she felt she wasnt— and respond to it. she felt she ant .— and respond to it. she felt she ant . ine— and respond to it. she felt she wasn't . the other— and respond to it. she felt she wasn't . the other great issue wasn't. the other great issue nere— wasn't. the other great issue nere is— wasn't. the other great issue nere is wat— wasn't. the other great issue here is that holly's husband, a guy— here is that holly's husband, a gay eaiied— here is that holly's husband, a gay eaiied dan— here is that holly's husband, a guy called dan obe, his name now dan guy called dan obe, his name now i>an naidwin.— guy called dan obe, his name now dan baldwin. okay— guy called dan obe, his name now dan baldwin. okay is in charge of dan baldwin. okay is in charge ot a— dan baldwin. okay is in charge ot a very— dan baldwin. okay is in charge ot a very tig— dan baldwin. okay is in charge ot a very big and— dan baldwin. okay is in charge of a very big and successful production— of a very big and successful production company within teievision— production company within television .— production company within television . and i think dan television. and i think dan naidwin— television. and i think dan baldwin, that's— television. and i think dan baldwin, that's holly's husband, has baldwin, that's holly's husband, nas seen— baldwin, that's holly's husband, has seen opportunities for holly for has seen opportunities for holly tor ner— has seen opportunities for holly tor ner to— has seen opportunities for holly for her to take— has seen opportunities for holly for her to take her— has seen opportunities for holly for her to take her career on, wnion— for her to take her career on, wnien simniy— for her to take her career on, which simply do— for her to take her career on, which simply do not involve phil ,wno— which simply do not involve phil ,wno atter— which simply do not involve phil ,wno atter zo— which simply do not involve phil , who after 20 years has had a great— , who after 20 years has had a great run— , who after 20 years has had a great .— , who after 20 years has had a great . nat— , who after 20 years has had a great run . but some would say great run. but some would say inside— great run. but some would say inside me— great run. but some would say inside the business now needs to eitner— inside the business now needs to eitner sten— inside the business now needs to either step back— inside the business now needs to either step back or— inside the business now needs to either step back or take a ditterent— either step back or take a different direction . r:r:::r e different direction. i don't know— different direction. i don't know wny— different direction. i don't know why i— different direction. i don't know why i had such a coughing fit when i had to read out the statement that he's always tried to be kind, but it's not philip schofield's fault that his brother is a massive. however for schofield now has baggage and it was awkward watching him
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on this morning. that's going to be the big theme of my take at ten, which you need to see because i've got a big announcement to make. but it was awkward this week watching him on the show. why will it be any less awkward when he's fronting other formats for itv if you were the boss of itv and you've beenin were the boss of itv and you've been in charge of newspapers, you ran talksport for many years, would you keep him on your books or would you shove him out altogether ? i think one him out altogether? i think one of the him out altogether? i think one ot tne tig— him out altogether? i think one of the big issues— him out altogether? i think one of the big issues is,— him out altogether? i think one of the big issues is, as- " a”? i think one of the big issues is, as you know— of the big issues is, as you know as— of the big issues is, as you know as well— of the big issues is, as you know as well as- of the big issues is, as you know as well as me , mark, is know as well as me, mark, is wat— know as well as me, mark, is tnat its— know as well as me, mark, is tnat it-s att— know as well as me, mark, is that it's all very— know as well as me, mark, is that it's all very well saying going— that it's all very well saying going to— that it's all very well saying we're going to have a change. nat— we're going to have a change. out wnen— we're going to have a change. out wnen yon— we're going to have a change. but when you take such a massive li, but when you take such a massive ii yon— but when you take such a massive ii you know,— but when you take such a massive li, you know, audience bringing snow— li, you know, audience bringing snow oat— li, you know, audience bringing snow oat ot— li, you know, audience bringing show out of the— li, you know, audience bringing show out of the schedule, the nrotiem— show out of the schedule, the main problem is— show out of the schedule, the main problem is you've got to tind— main problem is you've got to find something— main problem is you've got to find something put in its place . and— find something put in its place . and tnats— find something put in its place . and that's, you— find something put in its place . and that's, you know, it's aimost— . and that's, you know, it's almost like— . and that's, you know, it's almost like a— . and that's, you know, it's almost like a football club. if you— almost like a football club. if you sett— almost like a football club. if you seii your— almost like a football club. if you sell your centre forward, tnats— you sell your centre forward, was okay.— you sell your centre forward, that's okay. but— you sell your centre forward, that's okay. but you've got to tind— that's okay. but you've got to find somebody— that's okay. but you've got to find somebody to— that's okay. but you've got to find somebody to fill that gap. do find somebody to fill that gap. do you— find somebody to fill that gap. do you see— find somebody to fill that gap. do you see what— find somebody to fill that gap. do you see what i— find somebody to fill that gap. do you see what i mean? but i tnint— do you see what i mean? but i tnint tne— do you see what i mean? but i
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think the issue— do you see what i mean? but i think the issue now is that tigwres— think the issue now is that tigwres are— think the issue now is that figures are dropping in this mid—morning— figures are dropping in this mid—morning show with schofield and tony,— mid—morning show with schofield and gain, i— mid—morning show with schofield and holly, i think— mid—morning show with schofield and holly, i think that their neat— and holly, i think that their neat atowt— and holly, i think that their peak about three years ago, were— peak about three years ago, tnere wee— peak about three years ago, there were over— peak about three years ago, there were over 2 million. yes. i there were over 2 million. yes. i dint— there were over 2 million. yes. i dint tney-re— there were over 2 million. yes. i think they're down now to sometning— i think they're down now to something like— i think they're down now to something like 7.99 thousand or sometning— something like 7.99 thousand or something like— something like 7.99 thousand or something like that. so what i'm saying— something like that. so what i'm saying is— something like that. so what i'm saying is its— something like that. so what i'm saying is it's not— something like that. so what i'm saying is it's not a— something like that. so what i'm saying is it's not a sudden u—twrn— saying is it's not a sudden u—turn handbrake , we're going to u—turn handbrake, we're going to do sometning— u—turn handbrake, we're going to do something else— u—turn handbrake, we're going to do something else .— u—turn handbrake, we're going to do something else . i think the do something else. i think the tigwres— do something else. i think the tigwres are— do something else. i think the figures are forcing it. i think tne— figures are forcing it. i think the relationship— figures are forcing it. i think the relationship between phil and— the relationship between phil and woiiy— the relationship between phil and worry nas— the relationship between phil and holly has absolutely forced it because— and holly has absolutely forced it because you're— and holly has absolutely forced it because you're right in what yove— it because you're right in what yove inst— it because you're right in what you've just said.— it because you're right in what you've just said. the audience now are almost— you've just said. the audience now are almost cringe ing and niding— now are almost cringe ing and niding tenind— now are almost cringe ing and hiding behind the sofa whilst tney-re— hiding behind the sofa whilst they're watching this show. it can-t— they're watching this show. it ean-t nossitiy— they're watching this show. it can't possibly go— they're watching this show. it can't possibly go on. only this morning— can't possibly go on. only this morning its— can't possibly go on. only this morning it's announced that, um, i morning it's announced that, um, i don-t— morning it's announced that, um, i dont tnint— morning it's announced that, um, i don't think it's— morning it's announced that, um, i don't think it's been verified yet tnat— i don't think it's been verified yet that after— i don't think it's been verified yet that after this week there witt— yet that after this week there wiii te — yet that after this week there wiii be a— yet that after this week there will be a break— yet that after this week there will be a break in this show. so it's will be a break in this show. so its terminat— will be a break in this show. so it's terminal in— will be a break in this show. so it's terminal in my— will be a break in this show. so it's terminal in my view. it's got— it's terminal in my view. it's got to— it's terminal in my view. it's got to go— it's terminal in my view. it's got to go because not, not not inst— got to go because not, not not inst tne— got to go because not, not not inst tne tast— got to go because not, not not just the fact that— got to go because not, not not just the fact that it doesn't to — just the fact that it doesn't to te — just the fact that it doesn't seem to be working on air anymoe tat— seem to be working on air anymore, but the speculation, wnion— anymore, but the speculation, wnion is— anymore, but the speculation, which is massive— anymore, but the speculation, which is massive , is that they
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which is massive, is that they cant— which is massive, is that they cant wort— which is massive, is that they can't work together again . and can't work together again. and if can't work together again. and it tnats— can't work together again. and it was tne — can't work together again. and if that's the case,— can't work together again. and if that's the case, everybody dowtts— if that's the case, everybody dowtts it. — if that's the case, everybody doubts it. it's— if that's the case, everybody doubts it. it's got to change. interesting.— doubts it. it's got to change. interesting. very— doubts it. it's got to change. interesting. very briefly,- doubts it. it's got to change. interesting. very briefly, mike, i've only got a couple of seconds, but are you suggesting that at a certain point itv need to axe this morning altogether ? to axe this morning altogether? are you saying the essentially that format is now in its dying days ? i'm not necessarily saying days? i'm not necessarily saying that i'm not a great programme maker or programme director. what i'm saying is so i've heard tnat— what i'm saying is so i've heard tnat yove— what i'm saying is so i've heard tnat yove got— what i'm saying is so i've heard that you've got to— what i'm saying is so i've heard that you've got to change mowing.— that you've got to change nothing. nothing can stay the same. you've got— nothing. nothing can stay the same. you've got to change. vow-ve— same. you've got to change. vow-ve got— same. you've got to change. vow-ve got to— same. you've got to change. you've got to look at changing and— you've got to look at changing and in swe— you've got to look at changing and i'm sure they— you've got to look at changing and i'm sure they will. �*fvirzigl and i'm sure they will. well, mite.— and i'm sure they will. well, iiite. tet— and i'm sure they will. well, iiite. iet me— and i'm sure they will. well, mike, let me tell you, whenever you're on the show, our numbers go through the roof. it's always a to have somebody of a thrill to have somebody of your calibre on the programme. look seeing you back look forward to seeing you back on sofa soon. media legend, on the sofa soon. media legend, of podcast host , on the sofa soon. media legend, of podcast host, radio of course, podcast host, radio entrepreneur, broadcaster and journalist parry . journalist mike porky parry. coming up next with the pundits as axe 10,000 jobs due to ai as bt axe 10,000 jobs due to ai tech nology are machines about to replace british workers as an ice cream van pops up outside
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the aushwitz death camp? have people lost respect for the past? and should brits learn the art of the midday nap ? all of art of the midday nap? all of that next. and let me tell you, at ten i'll be revealing the latest in my saga with itv, my extraordinary offer to them to present this morning . i'll tell present this morning. i'll tell you more about that, an update at 10:00 in my take at ten. and also, we've been asking all day was that phillip schofield pushed or did he jump? we will reveal the results of that text poll coming up next. see you
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people's channel. britain's news . cnannei — people's channel. britain's news . channel welcome back to mark dolan tonight. big reaction to my big opinion in regards to john cleese saying that certain scenes from life of brian will not make it into the live stage show because of woke actors. more on that shortly. but listen let's let's get now to the poll result of the big story of the day. phillip schofield has
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stepped down from itv's this morning and we asked you was he pushed or did he jump? well, the results are in and 78.8% say that he was pushed , 21.2% say he that he was pushed, 21.2% say he jumped . don't forget, i'll be jumped. don't forget, i'll be deaung jumped. don't forget, i'll be dealing with philip's schofield and that decision in my take at 10:00. you won't want to miss it. with me now reacting to the big stories of the day, former royal editor, now successful biographer and commentator duncan larcombe , tv personality duncan larcombe, tv personality and broadcaster precious muir and broadcaster precious muir and criminal barrister, ex tory mp and 90s tv legend , the mp and 90s tv legend, the wonderful jerry hayes. now, britain's biggest broadband and mobile provider , bt will cut up mobile provider, bt will cut up to 55,000 jobs by 2030, potentially almost half of its workforce , as it's shifting to workforce, as it's shifting to new technologies such as ai workforce, as it's shifting to new technologies such as al or artificial intelligence. in other words, clever computers. bt has said it will become a
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leaner business by using ai bt has said it will become a leaner business by using al to make areas such as call handling and network diagnostic sticks less labour intensive . but less labour intensive. but should we be worried about machine guys taking our jobs ? machine guys taking our jobs? precious? ithink machine guys taking our jobs? precious? i think that yeah, aiways— mitt. , i think that yeah, we've always wanted the progress of we've always wanted the progress ot teonnoiogy— we've always wanted the progress ot teennoiogy .— we've always wanted the progress of technology . we've always of technology. we've always tnowgnt,— of technology. we've always tnowgnt, yon— of technology. we've always thought, you know, when we see movies, we want flying cars and, you— movies, we want flying cars and, you know,— movies, we want flying cars and, you know, att— movies, we want flying cars and, you know, all of— movies, we want flying cars and, you know, all of that technology stit— you know, all of that technology stiii nas— you know, all of that technology stiii nas to — you know, all of that technology still has to come.— you know, all of that technology still has to come. i— you know, all of that technology still has to come. i mean, we aiways— still has to come. i mean, we aiways nave— still has to come. i mean, we always have seen— still has to come. i mean, we always have seen it growing up in movies— always have seen it growing up in movies. — always have seen it growing up in movies. jerry— always have seen it growing up in movies. : in movies. jerry would love a bit of time. time travel always wanted flying car, you wanted to have a flying car, you know, but it is taking away people's jobs. it's taking. jerry— people's jobs. it's taking. ierry wowid— people's jobs. it's taking. rerry wowid go— it's taking. jerry would go back to the 90s wnen— jerry would go back to the 90s wnen ne— jerry would go back to the 90s wnen ne ased— jerry would go back to the 90s when he used to— jerry would go back to the 90s when he used to get paid property— when he used to get paid nroneriy tor— when he used to get paid properly for telly. ' oily properly for telly. absolutely right. absolutely legendary properly for telly. absolutely right. whale.ely legendary properly for telly. absolutely right. whale. but legendary properly for telly. absolutely right. whale. but you're endary properly for telly. absolutely right. whale. but you're right.( james whale. but you're right. so actually, our appetite for technology is great, but actually, the it risks actually, in the end, it risks cancelling all of us. it risks jobs, obviously. _ cancelling all of us. it risks jobs, obviously. but i don't want to say like the, the minimal jobs of like maybe like warehouse jobs or packing and certain things like that. maybe they could have an ai for doing
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small things like that. but when it comes to customer service, i want to call and actually hear someone to speak to someone i want to speak to a human being. the problem is, nave— human being. the problem is, nave yon— human being. the problem is, nave you got— human being. the problem is, nave you got a— human being. the problem is, have you got a bank? - g the problem is, have you got a bank? “4115 4:3. have you got a bank? yes. you speak— have you got a bank? yes. you speak human being there. speak to a human being there. the issue is very rare. you get to call and speak— the issue is very rare. you get to call and speak with- orig ”mt; you get to call and speak with someone. ine— to call and speak with someone. the modem— to call and speak with someone. the problem with— to call and speak with someone. the problem with this,— to call and speak with someone. the problem with this, this- the problem with this, this artificial these artificial intelligence, these supercomputer that supercomputer powers is that eventually somebody eventually they'll have somebody at end who sounds like at the other end who sounds like at the other end who sounds like a is actually a a human, but who is actually a computer or a robot tom hanks computer or a robot at tom hanks has been talking this. and has been talking about this. and he that artificial he said that artificial intelligence that intelligence is so good that he'll be able make movies and he'll be able to make movies and star in films long after he's gone. star in films long after he's gone . duncan wow. well, i quite gone. duncan wow. well, i quite like tom hanks, but i'm not sure about the computer version. yeah, yeah. now, surely we snowid— yeah, yeah. now, surely we snowid get— yeah, yeah. now, surely we should get to— yeah, yeah. now, surely we should get to the point then wnere— should get to the point then wnere we— should get to the point then where we can— should get to the point then where we can all— should get to the point then where we can all sit back and inst— where we can all sit back and inst enioy— where we can all sit back and inst enioy not— where we can all sit back and just enjoy not having to work. if just enjoy not having to work. it oomnnters— just enjoy not having to work. if computers can— just enjoy not having to work. if computers can do all the not — if computers can do all the not ent— if computers can do all the not on it— if computers can do all the work. but it doesn't sound like tnat. — work. but it doesn't sound like tnat. ent— work. but it doesn't sound like tnat. eat it— work. but it doesn't sound like that. but it feels— work. but it doesn't sound like that. but it feels we- work. but it doesn't sound like that. e : that. but it feels we would still need someone to supervise this. well, you might need snnervisors. — this. well, you might need supervisors. the- well, you might need supervisors. the issue, jerry, is we've got to put food on is that we've got to put food on the table. we've got to feed our families and get a roof over our head. do that
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head. how can you do that without a job? we've had artitioiai— , we've had artificial intelligence for a tong— artificial intelligence for a tong time.— artificial intelligence for a long time. look at liz truss. ton— long time. look at liz truss. ton-get— long time. look at liz truss. won-get moe- long time. look at liz truss. you get more artificial you can't get more artificial inteiiigenoe— you can't get more artificial. intelligence _ know. intelligence than that. i know. toot,— intelligence than that. i know. noon-tast— intelligence than that. i know. noon-tact is— intelligence than that. i know. look,-fact is, ever- intelligence than that. i know. look, fact is, ever since look, the fact is, ever since tne— look, the fact is, ever since the luddites_ look, the fact is, ever since the luddites machines are going to tate— the luddites machines are going to take on— the luddites machines are going to take our jobs.— the luddites machines are going to take our jobs. rubbish you go witn— to take our jobs. rubbish you go witn tne— to take our jobs. rubbish you go witn tne tiow— to take our jobs. rubbish you go with the flow and— to take our jobs. rubbish you go with the flow and in the end tnere— with the flow and in the end tnere witt— with the flow and in the end there will be— with the flow and in the end there will be a— with the flow and in the end there will be a lot of jobs. the reat— there will be a lot of jobs. the read worry— there will be a lot of jobs. the read worry .— there will be a lot of jobs. the read worry , i— there will be a lot of jobs. the real worry , i think, for real worry, i think, for artificial— real worry, i think, for artificial intelligence is that the machines— artificial intelligence is that the machines could take over. wow— the machines could take over. now it— the machines could take over. now it sounds— the machines could take over. now it sounds science fiction, int— now it sounds science fiction, tnt tnat-s— now it sounds science fiction, but that's what— now it sounds science fiction, but that's what a— now it sounds science fiction, but that's what a lot of the guys— but that's what a lot of the gnys are— but that's what a lot of the gnys saying— but that's what a lot of the guys are saying and the guys who know— guys are saying and the guys who know wnat— guys are saying and the guys who know what they're _ guys are saying and the guys who know what they're talking, inoinding— know what they're talking, including elon— know what they're talking, including elon musk, says it's a notentiai— including elon musk, says it's a potential existential threat to nnmanity.— potential existential threat to nnmanity.|ves— potential existential threat to humanity.iyes ,_ potential existential threat to humanity. “4115 potential existential threat to humanity. 4:1: humanity. yes, well, elon musk is how dare you? he's a no no. and he's a very wealthy man. i did not mean that at all. certainty— did not mean that at all. certainly worried- did not mean that at all. certainly worried about that. that technology. and he's right to be moving on. now, this is a really, really strange story. an ice cream van has sparked outrage for setting up outside the auschwitz memorial site near the auschwitz memorial site near the entrance to one of the camp's entrances known as death gate. officials at the site near
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krakow have called on local authorities to stop the ice cream van from trading outside the former concentration camp because they have no authority to actually remove it. but it begs the question, have people lost respect for the past ? i lost respect for the past? i mean, this one, jerry's a shocker. appalling. i've really inne— shocker. appalling. i've really inne its— shocker. appalling. i've really inne its not— shocker. appalling. i've really june it's not often— f appalling. i've really june it's not often i'm shocked int— june it's not often i'm shocked tnt tnat— june it's not often i'm shocked tnt tnat was— june it's not often i'm shocked but that was really appalling. and— but that was really appalling. and in— but that was really appalling. and in face,— but that was really appalling. and in fact, one— but that was really appalling. and in fact, one your and in fact, one of your reporters— and in fact, one of your reporters for— and in fact, one of your reporters for ben, a few months ago— reporters for ben, a few months ago got— reporters for ben, a few months ago got nietnres— reporters for ben, a few months ago got pictures was of people inst— ago got pictures was of people inst so— ago got pictures was of people just so sunbathing, having nnotogranns— just so sunbathing, having photographs by the gas chambers . wean— photographs by the gas chambers . wean tnats— photographs by the gas chambers . yeah, that's ridiculous. v/rzzr. . yeah, that's ridiculous. you know.— . yeah, that's ridiculous. you tnow. 6— . yeah, that's ridiculous. you know, 6 million— . yeah, that's ridiculous. you know, 6 million people were exterminated. there know, 6 million people were exterminated . there is there is exterminated. there is there is the exterminated. there is there is tne image— exterminated. there is there is tne image and— exterminated. there is there is the image and it— exterminated. there is there is the image and it was- : there is there is the image and it was taken by maria— the image and it was taken by maria iinrnny— the image and it was taken by maria iinrnny .— the image and it was taken by maria murphy , who is one of one maria murphy, who is one of one of maria murphy, who is one of one ot tne— maria murphy, who is one of one of the producers— maria murphy, who is one of one of the producers here at gb news— of the producers here at gb wews ot— of the producers here at gb news, one of my brilliant nrodneers. — news, one of my brilliant producers. and- news, one of my brilliant producers. ' producers. and attitudes, pressure seem to have changed. is this generational? i think it is, because obviously- g , i think it is, because obviously you've got to yove— is, because obviously you've got to yove got— is, because obviously you've got to yove got to— is, because obviously you've got to you've got to understand the generation— to you've got to understand the generation that— to you've got to understand the generation that would probably do tnat— generation that would probably do that haven't— generation that would probably do that haven't really had any sort— do that haven't really had any sort ot— do that haven't really had any sort of education— do that haven't really had any sort of education in regards to wnats— sort of education in regards to what's actually— sort of education in regards to what's actually been gone on and
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done— what's actually been gone on and done tnere. — what's actually been gone on and done tnere. so— what's actually been gone on and done there. so they— what's actually been gone on and done there. so they just really don-t— done there. so they just really dont are— done there. so they just really don't care. that's— done there. so they just really don't care. that's that's really wnat— don't care. that's that's really wnat it— don't care. that's that's really wnat it is. — don't care. that's that's really wnat it is. no— don't care. that's that's really what it is. do you— don't care. that's that's really what it is. do you think it's tasteiess— what it is. do you think it's tasteless going? �*ftmrzrrz; what it is. do you think it's tasteless going? wire; r:r:::r tasteless going? where do they think? well, they— tasteless going? �*ftr�*“ridi r:rir “
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about auschwitz. we must never, never forget. i've got never forget. i've only got a couple of seconds on this, but a company wants have people company wants to have people taking at lunchtime. do taking a nap at lunchtime. do you should introduce you think we should introduce naps to boost is naps at work to boost star is amazing. would be really amazing. that would be really good— amazing. that would be really good wnen— amazing. that would be really good wnen im— amazing. that would be really good when i'm doing- “3 that would be really good when i'm doing a jury speed.— good when i'm doing a jury speech. i excuse - good when i'm doing a jury speech. iodiisfrri v/rir d good when i'm doing a jury- speech. iexcuse-your honour. speech. excuse me, your honour. i want have a i can have. i want to have a i can have. i got time to tell you a very, very, very quick story. it's slightly rude, but true. there was a sex offender in a certain court who unfortunately decided to in front jury. jury to in front of the jury. jury was and the judge and was sent out and the judge and the defence counsel said, well, i'm addicted it. i'm afraid he's addicted to it. could a break every hour could we have a break every hour so he could relieve himself? thatis so he could relieve himself? that is ridiculous . well, no, that is ridiculous. well, no, otherwise it could be very messy. answer is amazing . well, messy. answer is amazing. well, i messy. answer is amazing. well, i don-t— messy. answer is amazing. well, i dont know— messy. answer is amazing. well, i don't know about— answer is amazing. well, i don't know about that. no, tnats— i don't know about that. no, that's ridiculous. t that's ridiculous. rephrase my answer. on that i was answer. if on that one, i was going to say it's a good thing to have a nap during the day, but% agree you. not one of but% agree with you. not one of those. not one of those. not for that, no. the nappies- those. not one of those. not for that, no. the nappies for- that, no. the nappies for steering— that, no. the nappies for sleeping-brilliantj that, no. the nappies for- sleeping-brilliant stuff. sleeping only. brilliant stuff. well, look, don't forget my take. ten, i'll dealing take. at ten, i'll be dealing with breaking news that with the breaking news that phillip itv's phillip schofield has quit itv's this my response
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this morning. my response at ten. public comments. ten. my first public comments. but next up mavericks but next up music mavericks right? fred live in right? said fred will be live in the dropping a few truth the studio dropping a few truth bombs. .
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next now best—selling pop duo right said fred are back publicised a brand new album the boys have made headlines in recent years for their stern opposition to many of the measures rolled out dunng many of the measures rolled out during the pandemic, including lockdowns and mask and vaccine mandates. but it's worth remembering that these two prolific songwriters and producers have sold over 30 million records worldwide . let's million records worldwide. let's find out why they are here in action. assisted by their lovely new frontman, nigel farage. you know what i mean ? and he- “ \r gri q you know what i mean ? and he does know what i mean? and he does his know what i mean? and he does nis tittie— know what i mean? and he does his little turn— know what i mean? and he does his little turn on— know what i mean? and he does his little turn on the catwalk on tne— his little turn on the catwalk now, on the catwalk . o“ now, on the catwalk. on the
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oatwait— now, on the catwalk. on the catwalk ? yeah.— now, on the catwalk. on the catwalk ? yeah. he- now, on the catwalk. o“ i 7’ yeah. he does his catwalk? yeah. he does his tittie— catwalk? yeah. he does his iittie tnrn— catwalk? yeah. he does his little turn on— catwalk? yeah. he does his little turn on the- i7 yeah. he does his little turn on the capital. clio little turn on the capital. get nim— little turn on the capital. get nim ott— little turn on the capital. get nim ott. wigei— little turn on the capital. get him off. nigel i'm— little turn on the capital. get him off. nigel i'm too- little turn on the capital. clio “ \r gill i'm too sexy for him off. nigel i'm too sexy for ine— him off. nigel i'm too sexy for tne tang— him off. nigel i'm too sexy for tne iang oat.— him off. nigel i'm too sexy for the lang cat. too— him off. nigel i'm too sexy for the lang cat. too sexy- “ \r gill i'm too sexy for the lang cat. too sexy for my cat — the lang cat. too sexy for my cat poor— the lang cat. too sexy for my cat. poor for— the lang cat. too sexy for my cat. poor for cat— the lang cat. too sexy for my cat. poor for cat .- the lang cat. too sexy for my cat. poor for cat. i'm- the lang cat. too sexy for my cat. rt: the lang cat. too sexy for my cat. rti cat. poor for cat. i'm too sexy for my love. too sexy for my love, love going to leave me . love, love going to leave me. what an eyeful for what an eydefuldfor nigel. what an eyeful for nigel. trey-re— what an eyeful for nigel. iney-re ont— what an eyeful for nigel. they're cut off— what an eyeful for nigel. they're cut off in- what an eyeful for nigel. they're cut off in his- what an eyeful for nigel. they're cut off in his prime for reasons of taste . now the new reasons of taste. now the new aitnm — reasons of taste. now the new aitnm is— reasons of taste. now the new album is called— reasons of taste. now the new album is called right,- now the new album is called right, said fred the album is called right, said fred tne singies— album is called right, said fred the singles and— album is called right, said fred the singles and it's out now. and— the singles and it's out now. and im— the singles and it's out now. and i'm delighted to say the toys— and i'm delighted to say the toys, rignte— and i'm delighted to say the boys, right? said fred richard and— boys, right? said fred richard and tied— boys, right? said fred richard and fred fairbrass join me now. hi, and fred fairbrass join me now. wi toys.— and fred fairbrass join me now. ni, toys. hey,— and fred fairbrass join me now. ni, toys. ney, now— and fred fairbrass join me now. hi, boys. hey, how are you, name — hi, boys. hey, how are you, mark? hello,— hi, boys. hey, how are you, mark? it's nice to mark? hello, mark. it's nice to tatt— mark? hello, mark. it's nice to tait atont— mark? hello, mark. it's nice to talk about music— mark? it's nice to talk about music again. absolutely. - talk about music again. absolutely. e e talk about music again. absolutely. e absolutely. isn't it just completely agree with you? yeah > and listen, the singles, was it—tnat- > and listen, the singles, was it_that together?| it hard putting that together? neane— it hard putting that together? because-had- it hard putting that together? because had lots of hits? because you've had lots of hits? wean.— because you've had lots of hits? teamlwas. — because you've had lots of hits? teamlwas. -we- because you've had lots of hits? yeah, .was. -we weren't. yeah, it was. it was. we weren't going it, to be honest going to do it, to be honest with you, until an independent distribution company called plastic idea. plastic head. it was their idea. they , having spoken to they said, having spoken to distributors the world, distributors around the world, there's a market. so we rerecorded best known tracks, plus a lot of others , and a lot
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plus a lot of others, and a lot of the stuff we did was we took information we'd some of the stuff we'd done live because you change songs when you play live, and also because of the recent usage song usage with beyonce , usage song usage with beyonce, drake and taylor swift. we've actually got a new audience . and actually got a new audience. and so , yeah, we weren't sure about so, yeah, we weren't sure about it, but then they said, we think there's a market, so we believe them and we hope they're right for the moment. when your music started,— for the moment. when your music career started, how— for the moment. when your music career started, how long- when your music career started, how long did it tate— career started, how long did it take tetore— career started, how long did it take before you— career started, how long did it take before you in inverted commas, made— take before you in inverted commas, made it? take before you in inverted commas, made it ? �*fvi�*riee e take before you in inverted commas, made it ? initial e commas, made it? well, it was longer than it should have been. right. okay. first uk tour we did. official uk tour was 1978 with a band called suicide. and when you must have been about 11. yes, i was. yeah. god bless you. god bless you . thank you so you. god bless you. thank you so much. thank you so much. and then sexy broke in 91, so we'd been treading boards for been treading the boards for a long time, so actually, yeah. so you'd been. you'd been in so you'd been. you'dybeen in the so you'd been. you'd been in the tast— so you'd been. you'd been in the tact ot— so you'd been. you'd been in the tact ot a— so you'd been. you'd been in the tact ot a van— so you'd been. you'd been in the back of a van touring the oonntry— back of a van touring the country-over- back of a van touring the country-over a- back of a van touring the country over a decade, ten, country for over a decade, ten, 15 country for over a decade, ten, is—aotnaiiy- country for over a decade, ten,| 15_ actually sleeping 15 years. we actually sleeping back vans. we used to crash
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back in vans. we used to crash at motorway— back in vans. we used to crash at motorway stations- back in vans. we used to crash at motorway stations a- t “ we used to crash at motorway stations a lot teans— at motorway stations a lot because people - at motorway stations a lot because people would leave their toot.— because people would leave their toot—so- because people would leave their toot—so we| food. so we it's amazing. so we easn— food. so we it's amazing. so we orasn ont— food. so we it's amazing. so we orasn ont and— food. so we it's amazing. so we crash out and wait— food. so we it's amazing. so we crash out and wait for people to get up— crash out and wait for people to get no and— crash out and wait for people to get up and leave— crash out and wait for people to get up and leave their food. but the get up and leave their food. but tne trontie— get up and leave their food. but the trouble is,— get up and leave their food. but the trouble is, you— get up and leave their food. but the trouble is, you always say you— the trouble is, you always say yon-decide— the trouble is, you always say you - decide the - the trouble is, you always say you decide the order of you can't decide the order of tne— you can't decide the order of tne tood. — you can't decide the order of the food. you're— you can't decide the order of the food. you're eating, so your starter— the food. you're eating, so your starter mignt— the food. you're eating, so your starter might be— the food. you're eating, so your starter might be profiteroles. and— starter might be profiteroles. and tnen— starter might be profiteroles. and then then— starter might be profiteroles. and then then you end up with a onewy— and then then you end up with a onewy-ves — and then then you end up with a chewy-yes .kind- and then then you end up with a chewy -yes .kind of. chewy steak. yes it's kind of like the elvis diet. really? yes exactly. yeah, was. yeah. and exactly. yeah, it was. yeah. and nere-s— exactly. yeah, it was. yeah. and nere-s nee-s— exactly. yeah, it was. yeah. and here's here's the _ ritoiitleg yeah, it was. yeah. and here's here's the thing, richard . .years— here's here's the thing, richard . .years. yon— here's here's the thing, richard . .years, you know,- here's here's the thing, richard . .years, you know, and. . ten years, you know, and you're going and it hasn't you're still going and it hasn't happened. lesser personalities would throw the in that would throw the towel in at that point. so what was different about why did you stick about you? why did you stick with think it's because with it? i think it's because whenever something that with it? i think it's because wh
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you. c that's what it was. and also, we're really stubborn. we and also, we're really stubborn. we are— and also, we're really stubborn. we we— and also, we're really stubborn. we we are— and also, we're really stubborn. we are. we are really stubborn. and— we are. we are really stubborn. and tnat— we are. we are really stubborn. and tnat goes— we are. we are really stubborn. and that goes back to the whole town— and that goes back to the whole covit-it— and that goes back to the whole covm- if anybody- and that goes back to the whole covid if anybody tells us covid thing. if anybody tells us not—tne- covid thing. if anybody tells us not—tne bikel not to smoke behind the bike sneds— not to smoke behind the bike sneds-we— not to smoke behind the bike sheds,-we will- not to smoke behind the bike sheds, we will light up sheds, then we will light up a cigarette— sheds, then we will light up a cigarette even— sheds, then we will light up a cigarette even if— sheds, then we will light up a cigarette even if behind the tite— cigarette even if behind the tite. wett— cigarette even if behind the bike. well even— cigarette even if behind the bike. well even if we don't smoet— bike. well even if we don't sote yonr— bike. well even if we don't smoke, your contribution during the smoke, your contribution during tne-nas— smoke, your contribution during tne-nas-a- smoke, your contribution during tne-nas-a very| the pandemic has been a very important— the pandemic has been a veryl important—because the pandemic has been a very- important_because we important one. yeah, because we had narrative that had a single narrative that you've lock down that you've got to lock down that vaccines are going us out vaccines are going to get us out of that masks will stop of this, that masks will stop the spread all of that is healthily debate now. and healthily up for debate now. and i think been very brave. healthily up for debate now. and i thiyour been very brave. healthily up for debate now. and i thiyour head been very brave. healthily up for debate now. and i thiyour head above ery brave. healthily up for debate now. and i thiyour head above the brave. healthily up for debate now. and i thiyour head above the parapet put your head above the parapet to comment it. when did you to comment on it. when did you smell rat? did you smell a rat? when did you identify that something wasn't right with the covid response? was it early or early doors? well early doors well fred was very early doors because the rabbit hole, because down the rabbit hole, way down the so—called rabbit hole, immediately, 1999, hole, almost immediately, 1999, 2000. right. quite a long time ago,— 2000. right. quite a long time ago, yon— 2000. right. quite a long time ago, yon wee— $7000 right. quite a long time ago, you were ahead of it. tonemian— ago, you were ahead of it. bohemian grove . i was where i bohemian grove. i was where i started— bohemian grove. i was where i started to— bohemian grove. i was where i started to think,— bohemian grove. i was where i started to think, what's going on gage— started to think, what's going on there? and— started to think, what's going on there? and so— started to think, what's going on there? and so we used to disagree— on there? and so we used to disagree about— on there? and so we used to disagree about a— on there? and so we used to disagree about a lot of stuff teanse— disagree about a lot of stuff tense id— disagree about a lot of stuff because i'd always say, you know ,_in..gg_ because i'd always say, you know ,_in..gg i- because i'd always say, you know ,_things i believe. , i'd mentioned things i believe everytning—dol everything i'm told and i do, i nsed— everything i'm told and i do, i nsed to— everything i'm told and i do, i nsed to te— everything i'm told and i do, i nsed to te a— everything i'm told and i do, i used to be a bit— everything i'm told and i do, i used to be a bit gullible. teat.— used to be a bit gullible. teat. yon— used to be a bit gullible. yeah, you . you're- used to be a bit gullible. iv/ri;rii“ you're a used to be a bit gullible. / you're a sheep. used to be a bit gullible.
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iv/ri;rii“ you're a sheep. yes. yeah, you. you're a sheep. yes. sneetie— yeah, you. you're a sheep. yes. sheeple sheeple,_ iv/ri;rii“ you're a sheep. yes. sheeple sheeple, sheeple. a: sheeple sheeple, sheeple. i used to teiieve— sheeple sheeple, sheeple. i used to believe everything i was told. yeah. and so, so. well i tnint— told. yeah. and so, so. well i tnint i— told. yeah. and so, so. well i tnint i did— told. yeah. and so, so. well i think i did as— told. yeah. and so, so. well i think i did as well— rirr: iv/ri;rii“ and so, so. well i think i did as well because i tasted— think i did as well because i taoted tne— think i did as well because i backed the iraq— think i did as well because i backed the iraq war. t backed the iraq war. because tony— backed the iraq war. because tony tiair— backed the iraq war. because tony blair told us there were these weapons of mass destruction. yeah. and that was, i think, the moment where a lot of credibility of politicians went the window. yeah. yes. went out the window. yeah. yes. it also the weird went out the window. yeah. yes. it-also the weird thing- went out the window. yeah. yes. it-also the weird thing for. it was also the weird thing for me— it was also the weird thing for me-tnat— it was also the weird thing for me-tnatigrew- it was also the weird thing for me .that.grew.ourl me was that we grew up our tatter— me was that we grew up our tatner was— me was that we grew up our father waslsoft_ me was that we grew up our father was soft conservative, father was a soft conservative, smatt— father was a soft conservative, smaii c— father was a soft conservative, small c conservative, and he his he small c conservative, and he his ne was— small c conservative, and he his ne oynioai— small c conservative, and he his he was cynical about the whole tting— he was cynical about the whole thing-politicians- thing, about politicians generaiiy— thing, about politicians generally about thing, about politicians generally-about medical generally and about the medical trotession— generally and about the medical profession, medical profession, the medical profession. _ profession, the medical profession. profession, the medical- profession. -we grew up profession. and so we grew up not with a very sort of we weren't activists or anything, but with a cynical turn of mind and questioning and questioning. so yeah, for me , it was when i so yeah, for me, it was when i heard everybody talking about build a kind of build back better as a kind of mantra was and mantra that everybody was and i remember thinking, oh, somebody made a call here. yeah, somebody made a call here. yeah, somebody made a call here. yeah, somebody made a phone call because they're saying the same they're all saying the same thing. was odd that the thing. it was odd that the politicians were all saying that same so and a lot of same line. yeah. so and a lot of mainstream presenters. so i didn't i didn't really. and then when we started,— didn't i didn't really. and then when we started, when- r: r: “ e r: r: “ e diriieeg and then when we started, when we went to
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this demonstration,— when we started, when we went to this demonstration, which and i iiteraiiy— this demonstration, which and i literally, fred— this demonstration, which and i literally, fred didn't come with it— literally, fred didn't come with it was— literally, fred didn't come with me, it was the— literally, fred didn't come with me, it was the very first one. and— me, it was the very first one. and trafalgar— me, it was the very first one. and trafalgar square. and i just went— and trafalgar square. and i just went to— and trafalgar square. and i just went to toot.— and trafalgar square. and i just went to look. i— and trafalgar square. and i just went to look. i just went teanse— went to look. i just went because i'd— went to look. i just went because i'd never been to one tetore— because i'd never been to one tetore, and— because i'd never been to one tetore, and i— because i'd never been to one before, and i had— because i'd never been to one before, and i had no idea to wnat— before, and i had no idea to wnat it— before, and i had no idea to wnat it was— before, and i had no idea to what it was like. _ before, and i had no idea to what it was like. so we went . what it was like. so we went. and— what it was like. so we went. and tnen— what it was like. so we went. and tnen tne— what it was like. so we went. and then the next— what it was like. so we went. and then the next day, piers morgan— and then the next day, piers morgan tnrew— and then the next day, piers morgan threw his toys out. the tram— morgan threw his toys out. the tram went— morgan threw his toys out. the pram went albie_ morgan threw his toys out. the pram went albie absolutely ape. andiremember_ pram went albie absolutely ape. and remember well, and i remember thinking, well, we—sometningl and i remember thinking, well, we—sometning. i and i remember thinking, well,- we_something. we we must be on to something. we must— we must be on to something. we mast-on— we must be on to something. we must-on-ultimate- we must be on to something. we must-on-ultimate seal- we must be on to something. we must-on-ultimate seal of. must be on the ultimate seal of approval piers morgan approval is piers morgan disagrees. yeah, know, disagrees. yeah, well, you know, the disagrees. yeah, well, you know, tne—saying,- disagrees. yeah, well, you know, tne—saying, yon- the old the old saying, you tnow— the old the old saying, you know, -over the - the old the old saying, you know, over the target know, you're over the target wnen— know, you're over the target wnen-titting- know, you're over the target when hitting flak. so it when you're hitting flak. so it a tit— when you're hitting flak. so it a tit it— when you're hitting flak. so it was a bit it was— when you're hitting flak. so it was a bit it was a— when you're hitting flak. so it was a bit it was a bit of a you tnow— was a bit it was a bit of a you tnow, its— was a bit it was a bit of a you know, it's worth— was a bit it was a bit of a you know, it's worth stressing that the know, it's worth stressing that tne maiority— know, it's worth stressing that tne maiority ot— know, it's worth stressing that the majority of mainstream science .the _ the majority of mainstream science the government. science is the government. the medicai— medical authorities will argue that the vaccine that the lockdowns, the vaccine mandates, mask mandates, mandates the mask mandates. saved countless mandates. they saved countless lives. stop the from being lives. stop the nhs from being overwhelmed. their overwhelmed. that is their position. i'm not convinced that is the case. and i lost a few friends and i raised a few eyebrows with my lockdown sceptic position. have you lost friends and colleagues ? has it friends and colleagues? has it hurt your career at all? our career? oh, hugely. yeah. we were cancelled off for three. well, been dumped by. we
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well, we've been dumped by. we can't get a uk agent. really oh, absolutely. won't touch it. did you get sacked by your then agent. yes. yeah yeah. yep yep. we did. yeah. on what grounds . we did. yeah. on what grounds. on what grounds is that our political position not political position is not sustainable and why should it even political? well it even be political? well it isn't. that was ridiculous isn't. that was the ridiculous tning— isn't. that was the ridiculous thing-lockdowns.- isn't. that was the ridiculousi thing-lockdowns. it's thing about the lockdowns. it's not deit— thing about the lockdowns. it's not left-right.— thing about the lockdowns. it's not left-right. _ thing about the lockdowns. it's not left-right. n0,- thing about the lockdowns. it's not left right. \rrir not left or right. no, it's not political at all. it isn't. but yeah. also then a lot of yeah. and also then a lot of promoters very sniffy. promoters got very sniffy. what's , those are what's interesting, those are the that sacked the the people that sacked us, the people work with people that wouldn't work with us. that's now that's us. now that's now. now that's changing. saying, changing. and they're saying, well, want to look well, do you want to look at this date and that date and yeah, so i think this year yeah, yeah. so i think this year we kind of came to the party a bit i think we'll be bit late, but i think we'll be on late this year, on the road late this year, early year. well, you've early next year. well, you've got— early next year. well, you've got to— early next year. well, you've got to te— early next year. well, you've got to be because— "clykiegiiri�*" well, you've got to be because you're a trodigions— got to be because you're a prodigious talents and you snonid— prodigious talents and you should _for,. prodigious talents and youi should _for, you should be rewarded for, you tnow— should be rewarded for, you tnow, i— should be rewarded for, you know, i thought— should be rewarded for, you know, i thought it was quite root— know, i thought it was quite root-tne— know, i thought it was quite root-tne way- know, i thought it was quite- rock -the way-spoke rock and roll the way you spoke out rock and roll the way you spoke ont atont— rock and roll the way you spoke out about lockdowns. and i'm disappointed— out about lockdowns. and i'm disappointed people out about lockdowns. and i'm . disappointed-people in disappointed that more people in mnsi— disappointed that more people in mnsio—tit— disappointed that more people in mnsio—tit-vani music were not a bit braver. van morrison— music were not a bit braver. van morrison was— music were not a bit braver. van morrison was heroic. yes did music were not a bit braver. van mwholei was heroic. yes did music were not a bit braver. van mwhole album eroic. yes did music were not a bit braver. van mwhole album based'es did music were not a bit braver. van mwhole album based upon. did music were not a bit braver. van mwhole album based upon. yes he a whole album based upon. yes he did-and— a whole album based upon. yes he did-and trio— a whole album based upon. yes he did and eric clapton. did lockdown and eric clapton. trio— did lockdown and eric clapton. trio cianton. —
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did lockdown and eric clapton. eric clapton. -those- did lockdown and eric clapton. i eric clapton. -those guys. eric clapton. yeah. those guys. guys here's five times. guys like, here's five times. poor— guys like, here's five times. poor aid— guys like, here's five times. poor old eric— guys like, here's five times. poor old eric clapton,- guys like, here's five times. poor old eric clapton, right? he's a man of considerable age. yes he had the vaccine. he got a nasty to it. he purely nasty reaction to it. he purely said i a bad reaction to the said i had a bad reaction to the vaccine, shared his experience . vaccine, shared his experience. i after it. and i was unwell after it. and suddenly anti—vaxxer. suddenly he's an anti—vaxxer. yeah, know. exactly. yeah. and yeah, i know. exactly. yeah. and the yeah, i know. exactly. yeah. and tne-teotie— yeah, i know. exactly. yeah. and the-people treated- the way people treated him and some-comments- the way people treated him and some comments from other some of the comments from other mnsiians— some of the comments from other musicians disgusting. musicians is are disgusting. ite— musicians is are disgusting. the weird— musicians is are disgusting. the weird thing— musicians is are disgusting. the weird thing is— musicians is are disgusting. the weird thing is it's- musicians is are disgusting. the weird thing is it's only because time really, because time moves really, really hour news, really quickly. 24 hour news, blah, and when blah, blah, blah. and it's when you you look back at you only when you look back at some the scenes of people and some of the scenes of people and what did to people, what we did to people, particularly schools, was particularly in schools, it was absolutely extraordinary. it was extraordinary. -would - absolutely extraordinary. it wasi extraordinary. -would argue extraordinary. and i would argue nonitio. — horrific. listen, before we go a ten— horrific. listen, before we go a tew ond— horrific. listen, before we go a few seconds, but— horrific. listen, before we go a few seconds, but what do you mate— few seconds, but what do you mate ot— few seconds, but what do you make of content— few seconds, but what do you make of content music? make of content free music? wett— make of content free music? wett-iove- make of content free music?- well, - love . because well, you must love it because you— well, you must love it because yon-witn— well, you must love it because yon-witn some— well, you must love it because you-with some of- well, you must love it because you with some of and have you work with some of and have voted— you work with some of and have worted-some— you work with some of and have worked-some great- worked with some great contemporary- worked with some great contemporary stars. i think tnere-s— contemporary stars. i think there's change afoot. yes, there's a change afoot. yes, there's a change afoot. yes, there i feel. well, did there is. i feel. well, we did a session the other day and the guy, what's called guy, he he is what's called a finisher. and so what that does is don't think they is when people don't think they can the mix, they're can find the right mix, they're having problems an album having problems with an album they in. what's they call him in. and what's happened with a lot of younger artists, now they're moving away
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from they're not from auto—tune. they're not necessarily pop artists, but certainly and that's a technology which straightens your voice out. getting away trom— your voice out. getting away tron-wore- your voice out. getting away from-more natural.j from that. yes. more natural. tes. — from that. yes. more natural. yes. according— from that. yes. more natural. yes. according to- from that. yes. more natural. yes. tt: “3 “ from that. yes. more natural. yes. “rig “ from that. yes. more natural.- yes. according to him. and some artists, some some of the artists, some some of the artists he works they artists he works with, they don't to use a tuner. don't even want to use a tuner. they want to go back to the tuning fork. so you actually all tune by and not by tune by ear and not by electronic tuning. yeah, i think tnatd— electronic tuning. yeah, i think tnat-d te— electronic tuning. yeah, i think that'd belgreat_ electronic tuning. yeah, i think that'd belgreat shout.- t“ t. “ “ig yeah, i think that'd be great shout. what that'd be a great shout. what atont— that'd be a great shout. what about streaming? stream about streaming? can we stream yonr— about streaming? can we stream yon—ves- about streaming? can we stream yonr—tes. its- your new album? yes, it's avaiiatie— your new album? yes, it's available on all platforms, literally spotify. and that means—tnyl literally spotify. and that- means _ buy records means people don't buy records anyo— means people don't buy records anymore—ineyi anymore because they do. they aotnaiiy. — anymore because they do. they aetnaiiy. tney— anymore because they do. they actually. they do— anymore because they do. they actually. “rig ririr t anymore because they do. they actually. ririr t actually. they do because we've been asked specifically to provide an album version and we weren't going to. but distributors who hopefully know more than we do thinks there's a market, well, go and buy a copy of yes, right, said fred. the singles because they've- v/ri;i ? rig“ ri diri the singles because they've had so many— singles because they've had so many nits— singles because they've had so many tits and— singles because they've had so many hits and they're incredible guys— many hits and they're incredible gnys and— many hits and they're incredible gnys and its— many hits and they're incredible guys and it's been— many hits and they're incredible guys and it's been a thrill to nave— guys and it's been a thrill to nave tnem— guys and it's been a thrill to have them in— guys and it's been a thrill to have them in the— guys and it's been a thrill to have them in the studio. good inst,— have them in the studio. good ua, dads.— have them in the studio. good luck, lads. thank— have them in the studio. good luck, lads. thank you. have fun. and— luck, lads. thank you. have fun. and-on— luck, lads. thank you. have fun. and-on trucking.- luck, lads. thank you. have fun. and on trucking. next up in and keep on trucking. next up in my-ten— and keep on trucking. next up in my-ten iti— and keep on trucking. next up in my-ten in te- and keep on trucking. next up in my ten, i'll be giving my take at ten, i'll be giving my— my take at ten, i'll be giving my verdict— my take at ten, i'll be giving my verdict on _ my take at ten, i'll be giving my verdict on philip schofield's this-resignation. - this morning resignation. will my_to-
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this morning resignation. will my—to iivi this morning resignation. will. my—to iiv to my extraordinary offer to itv to present— my extraordinary offer to itv to present tne — my extraordinary offer to itv to present the show— my extraordinary offer to itv to present the show still stand? mat-s— present the show still stand? inats .—
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delivering for britain. that's at part ot my— delivering for britain. that's all part of my take at ten. ionignts— all part of my take at ten. tonight's news— all part of my take at ten. tonight's news maker is queen of us tonight's news maker is queen of us snowtiz— tonight's news maker is queen of us showbiz royal— tonight's news maker is queen of us showbiz royal and political reporting.— us showbiz royal and political reporting. kinsey— us showbiz royal and political reporting. kinsey schofield. wett— reporting. kinsey schofield. we-ii get— reporting. kinsey schofield. we'll get further reaction to marry— we'll get further reaction to harry and— we'll get further reaction to harry and meghan's non event car onase— harry and meghan's non event car onase tetore— harry and meghan's non event car chase before discussing the ontrageons— chase before discussing the outrageous sex— chase before discussing the outrageous sex slur made in a tv snow— outrageous sex slur made in a tv snow against— outrageous sex slur made in a tv show against kate— outrageous sex slur made in a tv show against kate middleton, the princess— show against kate middleton, the itinoess ot— show against kate middleton, the princess of wales.— show against kate middleton, the princess of wales. plus, the tonters— princess of wales. plus, the bonkers american shop making trans— bonkers american shop making trans onttits— bonkers american shop making trans outfits for— bonkers american shop making trans outfits for kids as . trans outfits for kids as. and wart— trans outfits for kids as. and iiart toian— trans outfits for kids as. and mark dolan tonight is the home of mark dolan tonight is the home ot tne— mark dolan tonight is the home ot tne tapers— mark dolan tonight is the home of the papers with— mark dolan tonight is the home of the papers with tomorrow's tront— of the papers with tomorrow's tront pages— of the papers with tomorrow's tront pages at— of the papers with tomorrow's front pages at exactly 1030 start— front pages at exactly 1030 start witn— front pages at exactly 1030 sharp with full— front pages at exactly 1030 sharp with full pundit reaction on so— sharp with full pundit reaction on so my— sharp with full pundit reaction on so my verdict— sharp with full pundit reaction on so my verdict on boris ionnson— on so my verdict on boris johnson becoming a father once again— johnson becoming a father once again and— johnson becoming a father once again and phillip— johnson becoming a father once again and phillip schofield. am i again and phillip schofield. am i going— again and phillip schofield. am i going to— again and phillip schofield. am i going to iiv?— again and phillip schofield. am i going to itv? find out after tne— i going to itv? find out after the headlines— i going to itv? find out after the headlines with ray addison . the headlines with ray addison. itants— the headlines with ray addison. itants. wart.— the headlines with ray addison. thanks, mark. here's— the headlines with ray addison. thanks, mark. here's the- the headlines with ray addison. thanks, mark. here's the latest in our top story this evening.
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phillip schofield says he's agreed to step down from itv's flagship daytime show this morning with immediate effect . morning with immediate effect. itv has confirmed he won't be returning despite two decades at the helm with last thursday's show being his final appearance. co—host holly willoughby will not be leaving. she's responded, saying the sofa won't feel the same without him. mr schofield posted on social media saying he wanted to protect the show. he loved . it's after his brother, loved. it's after his brother, timothy schofield was jailed for 12 years after being convicted of child sex offences when world leaders have welcomed ukraine's president to the g7 summit in japan. good president to the g7 summit in japan . good to see you . how are japan. good to see you. how are yon?— japan. good to see you. how are yont tean— japan. good to see you. how are yont tean tm— japan. good to see you. how are you? yeah, i'm all— good to see you. how are you? yeah, i'm all right, ttants— you? yeah, i'm all right, tnants. wi— you? yeah, i'm all right, thanks. hi guys. i d thanks. hi guys. volodymyr zelenskyy met with the uk's prime minister, rishi sunak , who prime minister, rishi sunak, who said the invite demonstrates the international community's steadfast support for ukraine against russian aggression. french president emmanuel macron
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described his presence as a game changer towards peace . well, changer towards peace. well, it's as the white house approved plans to provide f—16 fighter jets to ukraine and to train its pilots. president zelenskyy has repeatedly lobbied western allies for air support and hailed the move as historic, saying it will greatly enhance ukraine's army in the sky. the plans are expected to be rolled out in the coming months, but russia says it carries colossal risks for the west . labour is risks for the west. labour is calling on the prime minister to investigate following claims that the home secretary asked civil servants to help her avoid getting speeding points on her licence. according to the sunday times, suella braverman asked home office aides to organise a 1 to 1 driving awareness course after she was caught speeding last summer. when they refused, she reportedly asked a political aide to help, but ultimately decided to accept the points . a decided to accept the points. a source close to mrs. braverman
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says the speeding ticket and arrangements for dealing with it were reported to the cabinet office at the time . sinn fein's office at the time. sinn fein's vice president michelle o'neill , is hailing the local election results in northern ireland as momentous as the party becomes the largest in local government with less than 15 seats left to declare. sinn fein has 139 councillors so far , whilst the councillors so far, whilst the dup has 121 and the alliance party 65. it's the first electoral test for the party's since last year's assembly elections and takes place against the backdrop of the stormont stalemate and a suspect has been arrested after scaling the front of the bbc building in central london in protest against a historic statue. earlier on, a man had been seen hammering at the prospero and ariel statue , which has been on ariel statue, which has been on display since 1933. shortly after six this evening, he was arrested on suspicion of criminal damage and going
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equipped. campaigners had been calling for the statue's removal as its sculptor, eric gill admitted in his diaries that he had sexually abused his daughters on tv online on dab+ radio and on tune in to this is gb news. back now to . gb news. back now to. mark welcome to mark dolan gb news. back now to. mark- . welcome to mark dolan tonight. gb news. back now to. mark- . welcome to hour< dolan tonight. gb news. back now to. mark- . welcome to hour iniolan tonight. gb news. back now to. mark- . welcome to hour in usn tonight. gb news. back now to. mark- . welcome to hour in us news ght. coming up this hour in us news witn— coming up this hour in us news with -schofield- coming up this hour in us news with -schofield .- coming up this hour in us news with schofield . we'll get with kinsey schofield. we'll get tnrtner— with kinsey schofield. we'll get further reaction _ with kinsey schofield. we'll get further reaction to— with kinsey schofield. we'll get further reaction to the harry and— further reaction to the harry and iiegnan— further reaction to the harry and meghan car— further reaction to the harry and meghan car chase that never tetore. — and meghan car chase that never was before. discussing the ontrageons— was before. discussing the outrageous set— was before. discussing the outrageous set slur made in a tv snow— outrageous set slur made in a tv snow against— outrageous set slur made in a tv show against kate— outrageous set slur made in a tv show against kate middleton, the princess— show against kate middleton, the itinoess ot— show against kate middleton, the princess of wales.— show against kate middleton, the princess of wales. plus, the tonters— princess of wales. plus, the bonkers american shop makes trans— bonkers american shop makes trans outfits— bonkers american shop makes trans outfits for— bonkers american shop makes trans outfits for kids mark toian— trans outfits for kids mark dolan tonight.— trans outfits for kids mark dolan tonight. it's the home of the dolan tonight. it's the home of tne tapers— dolan tonight. it's the home of tne taters witn— dolan tonight. it's the home of the papers with tomorrow's front pages— the papers with tomorrow's front pages trom — the papers with tomorrow's front pages trom i030.— the papers with tomorrow's front pages from 1030. and our pundits will pages from 1030. and our pundits wiii te— pages from 1030. and our pundits wiii te teiiing— pages from 1030. and our pundits will be telling us— pages from 1030. and our pundits will be telling us who their neadiine— will be telling us who their headline heroes and back page taddies— headline heroes and back page taddies — headline heroes and back page
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baddies are. big— headline heroes and back page baddies are. big stories, big gnests— baddies are. big stories, big gnests and— baddies are. big stories, big guests and always big opinions . guests and always big opinions. iets— guests and always big opinions. iets start— guests and always big opinions. let's start with— guests and always big opinions. let's start with my— guests and always big opinions. let's start with my take . at let's start with my take. at ten.— let's start with my take. at ten. so— let's start with my take. at ten. so its— let's start with my take. at ten. so it's happened . phillip ten. so it's happened. phillip sonotieid— ten. so it's happened. phillip schofield has— ten. so it's happened. phillip schofield has sensationally stepped— schofield has sensationally stepped down— schofield has sensationally stepped down as the host of this morning— stepped down as the host of this morning atter— stepped down as the host of this morning after a— stepped down as the host of this morning after a week of television— morning after a week of television that was about as awtward— television that was about as awtward as— television that was about as awkward as a— television that was about as awkward as a fred west family wnen— awkward as a fred west family reunion when bosses judged that he reunion when bosses judged that ne nad— reunion when bosses judged that ne nad to— reunion when bosses judged that ne nad to go. — reunion when bosses judged that ne nad to go. it— reunion when bosses judged that he had to go. it is— reunion when bosses judged that he had to go. it is telling that iiv— he had to go. it is telling that itv insulted— he had to go. it is telling that itv insulted their— he had to go. it is telling that itv insulted their viewers with a weet— itv insulted their viewers with a weet ot— itv insulted their viewers with a week of fake— itv insulted their viewers with a week of fake smiles and manufactured— a week of fake smiles and manufactured laughter as though notning— manufactured laughter as though notning nad— manufactured laughter as though nothing had happened . how stupid nothing had happened. how stupid do tney— nothing had happened. how stupid do tney tnint— nothing had happened. how stupid do they think their— nothing had happened. how stupid do they think their viewers are? let do they think their viewers are? iet me— do they think their viewers are? iet me tedi— do they think their viewers are? let me tell you,— do they think their viewers are? let me tell you, they're not stntid— let me tell you, they're not stntid at— let me tell you, they're not stupid at all.— let me tell you, they're not stupid at all. and they know exaotiy— stupid at all. and they know eoaetiy now— stupid at all. and they know exactly how a— stupid at all. and they know exactly how a remote control worts— exactly how a remote control works. which _ exactly how a remote control works. which is— exactly how a remote control works. which is why over 100,000 teotie— works. which is why over 100,000 teotie nave— works. which is why over 100,000 people have deserted the show. wnen— people have deserted the show. wnen tney— people have deserted the show. when they went— people have deserted the show. when they went on air on monday morning. — when they went on air on monday morning. wow— when they went on air on monday morning. how could— when they went on air on monday morning. how could they not aotnowiedge— morning. how could they not acknowledge what has been the tiggest— acknowledge what has been the tiggest media— acknowledge what has been the biggest media story of the year? wett— biggest media story of the year? wed in— biggest media story of the year? wed in my— biggest media story of the year? well in my view,— biggest media story of the year? well in my view, they have no regard— well in my view, they have no regard tor— well in my view, they have no regard for their— well in my view, they have no regard for their viewers who
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tney— regard for their viewers who they consider— regard for their viewers who they consider thickos. if sometning— they consider thickos. if something dramatic happened to me in— something dramatic happened to me in tne— something dramatic happened to me in tne tast— something dramatic happened to me in the last few— something dramatic happened to me in the last few days, you can gnarantee— me in the last few days, you can gnarantee tnat— me in the last few days, you can guarantee that i'd— me in the last few days, you can guarantee that i'd be talking atont— guarantee that i'd be talking atont it.— guarantee that i'd be talking about it. there's— guarantee that i'd be talking about it. there's nothing i'd tide— about it. there's nothing i'd nide trom— about it. there's nothing i'd hide from you,— about it. there's nothing i'd hide from you, and there never win— hide from you, and there never wiii te. — hide from you, and there never wiii te. tnt— hide from you, and there never will be. but that— hide from you, and there never will be. but that is establishment media for you. its— establishment media for you. its not— establishment media for you. its not read.— establishment media for you. it's not real. it's— establishment media for you. it's not real. it's patronising , its— it's not real. it's patronising , it's airbrushed,— it's not real. it's patronising , it's airbrushed, and it thinks yon-ii— , it's airbrushed, and it thinks yon-ii waton— , it's airbrushed, and it thinks you'll watch any— , it's airbrushed, and it thinks you'll watch any old crap that tney— you'll watch any old crap that tney serve— you'll watch any old crap that tney serve no.— you'll watch any old crap that they serve up. now, i broke the internet— they serve up. now, i broke the internet last— they serve up. now, i broke the internet last weekend with my extraordinary— internet last weekend with my extraordinary offer to itv , extraordinary offer to itv, oieared— extraordinary offer to itv, cleared with _ extraordinary offer to itv, cleared with my brilliant bosses nere— cleared with my brilliant bosses nere to— cleared with my brilliant bosses here to rescue— cleared with my brilliant bosses here to rescue this— cleared with my brilliant bosses here to rescue this morning and present— here to rescue this morning and present tne— here to rescue this morning and present the show— here to rescue this morning and present the show ,— here to rescue this morning and present the show , whilst of present the show, whilst of course, fulfilling my duties on gb course, fulfilling my duties on on wens.— course, fulfilling my duties on gb news. here's— course, fulfilling my duties on gb news. here's what i had to say.— gb news. here's what i had to say. ine— gb news. here's what i had to say. ine otter— gb news. here's what i had to say. the offer stands. i am wiiiing— say. the offer stands. i am wiiiing to— say. the offer stands. i am willing to present this morning witn— willing to present this morning wit my— willing to present this morning wit my tee— willing to present this morning with my fee going to charity deit— with my fee going to charity weit tor— with my fee going to charity help for heroes— with my fee going to charity help for heroes. this is not a driii. — help for heroes. this is not a driii. ine— help for heroes. this is not a drill. the offer— help for heroes. this is not a drill. the offer is— help for heroes. this is not a drill. the offer is a firm one. 0h,— drill. the offer is a firm one. on and— drill. the offer is a firm one. on and it— drill. the offer is a firm one. on and it i— drill. the offer is a firm one. oh, and if i do— drill. the offer is a firm one. oh, and if i do have to use schofield's— oh, and if i do have to use schofield's dressing room, make its— schofield's dressing room, make it-s teen— schofield's dressing room, make sure it's been disinfected tint.— sure it's been disinfected tirst. iiv— sure it's been disinfected first. itv there- sure it's been disinfected first. itv there you go. well, tne— first. itv there you go. well, tne otter— first. itv there you go. well, the offer still— first. itv there you go. well, the offer still stands. it's the my— the offer still stands. it's the oniy way— the offer still stands. it's the oniy way to— the offer still stands. it's the only way to prevent the great
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media— only way to prevent the great media brand— only way to prevent the great media brand of— only way to prevent the great media brand of this morning from sinting— media brand of this morning from sinking without— media brand of this morning from sinking without trace. rating won-t— sinking without trace. rating won-t te — sinking without trace. rating won-t te a— sinking without trace. rating won't be a problem. i'm normally teating— won't be a problem. i'm normally teating sty— won't be a problem. i'm normally beating sky about— won't be a problem. i'm normally beating sky about now, and i'll nave— beating sky about now, and i'll nave no— beating sky about now, and i'll have no problem— beating sky about now, and i'll have no problem with the subject matter— have no problem with the subject matter on— have no problem with the subject matter on this— have no problem with the subject matter on this morning. i can tatt— matter on this morning. i can tait atont— matter on this morning. i can talk about recipes and menopause and swimsnits— talk about recipes and menopause and swimsuits and— talk about recipes and menopause and swimsuits and all that kind of and swimsuits and all that kind ot stntt— and swimsuits and all that kind ot stntt .— and swimsuits and all that kind ot stntt . in— and swimsuits and all that kind of stuff . in the— and swimsuits and all that kind of stuff . in the meantime, of stuff. in the meantime, congratulations to phillip sonotieid— congratulations to phillip schofield on— congratulations to phillip schofield on his retirement, but i'm schofield on his retirement, but in wondering— schofield on his retirement, but i'm wondering whether he'll be spending— i'm wondering whether he'll be spending moe— i'm wondering whether he'll be spending more time with his tamiiy— spending more time with his tamiiy .— spending more time with his family. boris— spending more time with his family . boris johnson has given family. boris johnson has given us so much. he— family. boris johnson has given us so much. he got brexit done, ending— us so much. he got brexit done, ending years— us so much. he got brexit done, ending years ot— us so much. he got brexit done, ending years of prevarication and— ending years of prevarication and brinkmanship over our detartnre— and brinkmanship over our departure from _ and brinkmanship over our departure from the bloc . he and brinkmanship over our departure from the bloc. he had tnat— departure from the bloc. he had tnat stonting— departure from the bloc. he had that stonking 2019 election victory— that stonking 2019 election victory in— that stonking 2019 election victory in which he kept the territying— victory in which he kept the terrifying jeremy corbyn out of wnmter— terrifying jeremy corbyn out of wnmter io. — terrifying jeremy corbyn out of number 10. and— terrifying jeremy corbyn out of number 10. and although i am the tieroest— number 10. and although i am the fiercest critic— number 10. and although i am the fiercest critic of— number 10. and although i am the fiercest critic of the— fiercest critic of the government's pandemic fiercest critic of the— government's pandemic response, tons— government's pandemic response, toris nas— government's pandemic response, toris nas tnsned— government's pandemic response, boris has pushed back on some of the boris has pushed back on some of tne worst— boris has pushed back on some of the worst excesses— boris has pushed back on some of the worst excesses of sage and led the worst excesses of sage and ied tnrote— the worst excesses of sage and ied inrote ont— the worst excesses of sage and led europe out of— the worst excesses of sage and led europe out of lockdown with treedom — led europe out of lockdown with treedom tay— led europe out of lockdown with freedom day in— led europe out of lockdown with freedom day in july 2021 against the freedom day in july 2021 against tne wisnes— freedom day in july 2021 against
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tne wisnes ot— freedom day in july 2021 against the wishes of the— freedom day in july 2021 against the wishes of the cervix. free ieader— the wishes of the cervix. free ieader ot— the wishes of the cervix. free leader of the— the wishes of the cervix. free leader of the opposition, keir starmer— leader of the opposition, keir starmer ,— leader of the opposition, keir starmer , who _ leader of the opposition, keir starmer , who called freedom day starmer, who called freedom day reotiess— starmer, who called freedom day reotiess as— starmer, who called freedom day reckless as well— starmer, who called freedom day reckless as well as— starmer, who called freedom day reckless as well as old bojo has deiivered— reckless as well as old bojo has delivered for— reckless as well as old bojo has delivered for the— reckless as well as old bojo has delivered for the country again, as we face a de—population crisis— as we face a de—population orisis witn— as we face a de—population crisis with british families simtiy— crisis with british families simtiy not— crisis with british families simply not having enough babies. tons— simply not having enough babies. toris nas— simply not having enough babies. boris has done— simply not having enough babies. boris has done his— simply not having enough babies. boris has done his bit, tattering— boris has done his bit, fathering yet- boris has done his bit, fathering yet another child with his fathering yet another child with nis ioveiy— fathering yet another child with his lovely wife,— fathering yet another child with his lovely wife, carrie . it's his lovely wife, carrie. it's tons— his lovely wife, carrie. it's boris johnson's- his lovely wife, carrie. it's boris johnson's libido, which is teeting— boris johnson's libido, which is keeping britain— boris johnson's libido, which is keeping britain going. his senai— keeping britain going. his sexual appetite is preventing a ooiiatse— sexual appetite is preventing a ooiiatse in— sexual appetite is preventing a collapse in our— sexual appetite is preventing a collapse in our society and his tedroom— collapse in our society and his bedroom antics— collapse in our society and his bedroom antics will prove to be a nnge— bedroom antics will prove to be a huge economic— bedroom antics will prove to be a huge economic boost because , a huge economic boost because, of a huge economic boost because, ot nett— a huge economic boost because, of course, he'll be— a huge economic boost because, of course, he'll be creating yonng— of course, he'll be creating more young people to get out gag,— more young people to get out there, contribute— more young people to get out there, contribute to the economy and— there, contribute to the economy and pay— there, contribute to the economy and pay tor— there, contribute to the economy and pay tor tne— there, contribute to the economy and pay for the pensions of us oidies— and pay for the pensions of us oidies at— and pay for the pensions of us oldies at last— and pay for the pensions of us oldies at last count, boris ionnson— oldies at last count, boris johnson had— oldies at last count, boris johnson had fathered 370 oniidren— johnson had fathered 370 children, although though, as witn— children, although though, as wit a— children, although though, as wit a iot— children, although though, as with a lot of— children, although though, as with a lot of modelling, that's inst— with a lot of modelling, that's inst an— with a lot of modelling, that's just an estimate— with a lot of modelling, that's just an estimate .— with a lot of modelling, that's just an estimate . government just an estimate. government minister— just an estimate. government minister penny— just an estimate. government minister penny mordaunt won new tans— minister penny mordaunt won new tans witn— minister penny mordaunt won new tans witn tne— minister penny mordaunt won new fans with the giant— minister penny mordaunt won new fans with the giant sword that sne — fans with the giant sword that sne neid — fans with the giant sword that sne neid at— fans with the giant sword that she held at the— fans with the giant sword that she held at the coronation but
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it's she held at the coronation but its notning— she held at the coronation but it's nothing compared to boris swan,— it's nothing compared to boris swan, wnion— it's nothing compared to boris sword, which is— it's nothing compared to boris sword, which is bigger , longer, sword, which is bigger, longer, sninier— sword, which is bigger, longer, sninier .— sword, which is bigger, longer, sninier. i— sword, which is bigger, longer, shinier. i think— sword, which is bigger, longer, shinier. i think we should give mr shinier. i think we should give iir ionnson— shinier. i think we should give mr johnson the— shinier. i think we should give mr johnson the support and resources with— mr johnson the support and resources with which to totentiaiiy— resources with which to potentially have thousands of oniidren— potentially have thousands of children and— potentially have thousands of children and his— potentially have thousands of children and his army of ottstring— children and his army of offspring when they reach adnitnood — offspring when they reach adulthood and can conduct the voids— adulthood and can conduct the world's largest— adulthood and can conduct the world's largest leadership contest— world's largest leadership contest to— world's largest leadership contest to be— world's largest leadership contest to be our next prime minister.— contest to be our next prime minister. john— contest to be our next prime minister. john son versus ionnson— minister. john son versus johnson versus- minister. john son versus johnson versus johnson versus ionnson— johnson versus johnson versus ionnson .— johnson versus johnson versus ionnson . its— johnson versus johnson versus johnson . it's wonderful news. johnson. it's wonderful news. tnr— johnson. it's wonderful news. on ex— johnson. it's wonderful news. on ex trime— johnson. it's wonderful news. our ex prime minister is esonsivet— our ex prime minister is responsive for- our ex prime minister is responsive for a brand new baby toom— responsive for a brand new baby toom .— responsive for a brand new baby toom . its— responsive for a brand new baby toom . itsinst— responsive for a brand new baby boom . it'sjust as— responsive for a brand new baby boom . it's just as well he's not boom. it's just as well he's not stit— boom. it's just as well he's not stiii trime— boom. it's just as well he's not still prime minister. where wonid— still prime minister. where wonid ne— still prime minister. where would he find— still prime minister. where would he find the time to run tne— would he find the time to run tne oonntry— would he find the time to run tne oonntry .— would he find the time to run the country . genuinely delighted the country. genuinely delighted for the country. genuinely delighted tor tons— the country. genuinely delighted tor toris and— the country. genuinely delighted for boris and carrie. big congratulations. they've already got a— congratulations. they've already got a eontie— congratulations. they've already got a eontie ot— congratulations. they've already got a couple of lovely kids and in — got a couple of lovely kids and in ne— got a couple of lovely kids and i'm sure they'll— got a couple of lovely kids and i'm sure they'll be— got a couple of lovely kids and i'm sure they'll be very happy wnen— i'm sure they'll be very happy wnen tne— i'm sure they'll be very happy when the next— i'm sure they'll be very happy when the next one lands. look, yonr— when the next one lands. look, yonr reaction— when the next one lands. look, your reaction to— when the next one lands. look, your reaction to my take at ten iiartet— your reaction to my take at ten iiartet et— your reaction to my take at ten market gb news— your reaction to my take at ten market gb news .uk phillip sonotieid—
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market gb news .uk phillip schofield and— market gb news .uk phillip schofield and boris johnson . schofield and boris johnson. iet-s— schofield and boris johnson. iets get— schofield and boris johnson. let's get views— schofield and boris johnson. let's get views now from my top tnndits. — let's get views now from my top pundits. duncan— let's get views now from my top pundits. duncan larcombe , former pundits. duncan larcombe, former royai— pundits. duncan larcombe, former royai editor— pundits. duncan larcombe, former royai editor at— pundits. duncan larcombe, former royal editor at the— pundits. duncan larcombe, former royal editor at the sun newspaper— royal editor at the sun newstater ,— royal editor at the sun newspaper , now biographer and newspaper, now biographer and ommeornatt— newspaper, now biographer and ommeornatt ,— newspaper, now biographer and commentator , tv— newspaper, now biographer and commentator , tv personality and commentator, tv personality and troadoaster— commentator, tv personality and broadcaster precious muir and oriminai— broadcaster precious muir and criminal barrister— broadcaster precious muir and criminal barrister and ex tory mp— criminal barrister and ex tory wt ierry— criminal barrister and ex tory iii ierry hayes— criminal barrister and ex tory iii ierry wayes .— criminal barrister and ex tory mp jerry hayes. duncan first of all:— mp jerry hayes. duncan first of ait iets— mp jerry hayes. duncan first of all, let's talk— mp jerry hayes. duncan first of all, let's talk about boris ionnson. — all, let's talk about boris johnson. do— all, let's talk about boris johnson. do you think do you tnint— johnson. do you think do you tnint ne— johnson. do you think do you think he wants— johnson. do you think do you think he wants more kids at this stage— think he wants more kids at this stage in— think he wants more kids at this stage in nis— think he wants more kids at this stage in his life?— think he wants more kids at this stage in his life? _ think he wants more kids at this stage in his life? i— think he wants more kids at this stage in his life? i think tnere-s— stage in his life? i think there's something very badly wrong with your maths, mark, but it's just modelling. it's only an estimate, it's— it's just modelling. it's only an estimate, it's a- e : “rig it's only an estimate, it's a projection. its— an estimate, it's a projection. it's okay. farron_ an estimate, it's a projection. it's okay. farron did- an estimate, it's a projection. e farron did you say it's okay. farron did you say troieetion— it's okay. farron did you say projection family— e farron did you say projection family show? gr projection family show? family stow.— projection family show? family show i— projection family show? family show i mean— projection family show? family show. i mean, it's— projection family show? family show. i mean, it's just the thing. jerry he is lucky he's not prime minister anymore because there's no way he could run the country with that many little people running around. well, be minister for well, he should be minister for energy— well, he should be minister for energy|tean.— well, he should be minister for energy yeah. absolutely . energy. yeah. yes, absolutely. and— energy. yeah. yes, absolutely. and in— energy. yeah. yes, absolutely. and in race,— energy. yeah. yes, absolutely. and in fact, there— energy. yeah. yes, absolutely. and in fact, there should be the tons— and in fact, there should be the boris johnson— and in fact, there should be the boris johnson sperm bank and he snonid— boris johnson sperm bank and he snonid mate— boris johnson sperm bank and he should make the— boris johnson sperm bank and he should make the first donation. and— should make the first donation. and we— should make the first donation. and we mast— should make the first donation. and we crack it— should make the first donation. and we crack it open in ten years— and we crack it open in ten years time— and we crack it open in ten years time and— and we crack it open in ten years time and they will have a
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young— years time and they will have a yonng, vitrant— years time and they will have a young, vibrant blonde haired set of young, vibrant blonde haired set ot teotie— young, vibrant blonde haired set ot teotie to— young, vibrant blonde haired set ot teotie to ma— young, vibrant blonde haired set of people to run this country. wett— of people to run this country. war, i— of people to run this country. well, i think— of people to run this country. well, i think he's— of people to run this country. well, i think he's donated tienty— well, i think he's donated tienty over— well, i think he's donated plenty over the years. let me tedi— plenty over the years. let me teii yon. — plenty over the years. let me tell you, precious muir, your reaction to the news that boris johnson is to be a father again ? iyou johnson is to be a father again ? i you know, i just have to say,— ? i you know, i just have to say, carrie— ? i you know, i just have to say, carrie, bless— 7’ i you know, i just have to say, carrie, bless you. i mean, snes— say, carrie, bless you. i mean, snes yon— say, carrie, bless you. i mean, sens yon tnow— say, carrie, bless you. i mean, she's, you know, taking one for the she's, you know, taking one for tne team — she's, you know, taking one for the team again.— she's, you know, taking one for the team again. i— she's, you know, taking one for the team again. i personally wonid— the team again. i personally wonid want— the team again. i personally would want to _ the team again. i personally would want to be dating him or married— would want to be dating him or married to— would want to be dating him or married to him.— would want to be dating him or married to him. but that's, you tnow— married to him. but that's, you tnow, tney— married to him. but that's, you know, they seem— married to him. but that's, you know, they seem happy. so, you tnow— know, they seem happy. so, you tnow- — know, they seem happy. so, you tnow- dood- know, they seem happy. so, you know,-. good luck. know, they seem happy. so, youi know,-. good luck to know, good luck. good luck to them. let's now talk about philip's schofield. it's the big media philip's schofield. it's the big mega—gay,- philip's schofield. it's the big media—day, really.j media story of the day, really. its— media story of the day, really. its-tig— media story of the day, really. its-tig media— media story of the day, really. it's big media story of the it's the big media story of the year— it's the big media story of the year so— it's the big media story of the year so tar— it's the big media story of the year so tar .— it's the big media story of the year so tar . it— it's the big media story of the year so far. if you've been diving— year so far. if you've been living under— year so far. if you've been living under a— year so far. if you've been living under a rock for the last tew— living under a rock for the last tew nonrs— living under a rock for the last few hours,.me_ living under a rock for the last few hours,.me tell- living under a rock for the last few hours, me tell you that few hours, let me tell you that iniiiit— few hours, let me tell you that phillip schofield _ few hours, let me tell you that phillip schofield has stepped down— phillip schofield has stepped down-tne— phillip schofield has stepped down the presenter this down as the presenter of this morning— down as the presenter of this morning and— down as the presenter of this morning and hayes, is that morning and jerry hayes, is that the morning and jerry hayes, is that tne rignt— morning and jerry hayes, is that tne rignt tning— morning and jerry hayes, is that the right thing to— morning and jerry hayes, is that the right thing to do? is that was-a— the right thing to do? is that was-a good— the right thing to do? is that was a good move? many of my was that a good move? many of my tnint— was that a good move? many of my viewers think he _ was that a good move? many of my viewers think he was— was that a good move? many of my viewers think he was pushed. i ttint— viewers think he was pushed. i ttint te— viewers think he was pushed. i ttint te ws— viewers think he was pushed. i think he was pushed.- viewers think he was pushed. i think he was pushed. and- viewers think he was pushed. i think he was pushed. and i don't understand why. there's a understand why. but there's a special place in hell for media executives who are cowards , who executives who are cowards, who are slimy and will never tell you that you're going to be
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sacked until the last minute . sacked until the last minute. and it's usually when you're offended. it's definitely institied— offended. it's definitely justified. why- offended. it's definitely justified. why is- 3: it's definitely justified. why is it justified? wnat-s— justified. why is it justified? wnat-s ne— justified. why is it justified? what's he done— justified. why is it justified? what's he done wrong? ri; i what's he done wrong? he's done nienty. — what's he done wrong? he's done plenty. that's why he's been fired or he's been asked to leave. well, okay. what? plenty tnings— leave. well, okay. what? plenty tnings nas— leave. well, okay. what? plenty things has-done— leave. well, okay. what? plenty things has-done ? - well, okay. what? plenty things has done ? �*ftr�*riee things has he done? well, he's i mean, listen, it's taken his brother, tim. i think obviously he's been convicted of for 12 years to go to prison. it's taken this what philip's schofield's stories to be release it finally from all the things that he's been doing over the years. what he's been doing over the years, he's been scared and not sticking up for themselves and saying the truth. and this is why it's coming. what is the truth? precious the truth mean, aslef truth is he i mean, aslef allegedly he has been having relationships with young children in what a minute that is actionable . precious, let me is actionable. precious, let me intenntt— is actionable. precious, let me interrntt yon— is actionable. precious, let me interrupt you right— it precious, let me interrupt you right there. there is zero evidence— interrupt you right there. there is zero evidence that that is tne— is zero evidence that that is tne ase— is zero evidence that that is the case, allegedly and aiiegediy— the case, allegedly and allegedly doesn't work in libel. sototieid— allegedly doesn't work in libel. sototieid is— allegedly doesn't work in libel. schofield is not— allegedly doesn't work in libel. schofield is not here— allegedly doesn't work in libel. schofield is not here to- allegedly doesn't work in libel. schofield is not here to defend himself. he would refute those aiiegations— himself. he would refute those allegations to— himself. he would refute those allegations to the _ “ he would refute those allegations to the full of course, this— allegations to the full of
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course, this show is all about opinions— course, this show is all about opinions and— course, this show is all about opinions and you're entitled to yon— opinions and you're entitled to yours, precious.— opinions and you're entitled to yours, precious. but i must stress— yours, precious. but i must stress tnat— yours, precious. but i must stress that we— yours, precious. but i must stress that we have no evidence tnat— stress that we have no evidence tnat-taot— stress that we have no evidence tnat-taot nt— stress that we have no evidence that-back up those - stress that we have no evidence that back up those remarks that could back up those remarks . we— that could back up those remarks . we tnow. — that could back up those remarks . we know. phillip— that could back up those remarks . we know. phillip schofield one tning— . we know. phillip schofield one tningioan— . we know. phillip schofield one thing .can confirm _ . we know. phillip schofield one thing can confirm though, thing we can confirm though, tnnan— thing we can confirm though, duncan larcombe is that the guy's— duncan larcombe is that the guy's got— duncan larcombe is that the guy's got baggage. you know , he guy's got baggage. you know, he was-toge— guy's got baggage. you know, he was-ogs wnere- guy's got baggage. you know, he was-qg8 where he - guy's got baggage. you know, he was qg8 where he and was part of qg8 where he and wow— was part of qg8 where he and woiiy wee— was part of qg8 where he and holly were perceived to have inmted— holly were perceived to have inmted tne— holly were perceived to have jumped the queue to look at the oneen— jumped the queue to look at the queen's coffin— jumped the queue to look at the queen's coffin and— jumped the queue to look at the queen's coffin and are queen's coffin and there are tots— queen's coffin and there are iots ot— queen's coffin and there are lots of rumours— queen's coffin and there are lots of rumours about behaviour taotstage. — lots of rumours about behaviour backstage. brilliant backstage. my brilliant eoiieagne— backstage. my brilliant colleague and friend dan wootton has colleague and friend dan wootton nas said— colleague and friend dan wootton nas said nes— colleague and friend dan wootton nas said ne-s a— colleague and friend dan wootton has said he's a vile— colleague and friend dan wootton has said he's a vile human being and— has said he's a vile human being and one— has said he's a vile human being and ot— has said he's a vile human being and one of the— has said he's a vile human being and one of the nastiest people in television— and one of the nastiest people in television . _ and one of the nastiest people in television . so— and one of the nastiest people in television . glib?" in television. so yeah, well, he's not here to defend himself, in television. so yeah, well, he�*we ot here to defend himself, in television. so yeah, well, he�*we gottae to defend himself, in television. so yeah, well, he�*we gotta be) defend himself, in television. so yeah, well, he�*we gotta be careful! himself, in television. so yeah, well, he�*we gotta be careful . yeah,f, so we gotta be careful. yeah, but that's not ig t yeah, but that's not actionable, what you—i- but that's not actionable, what yon—i said- you said is honestly, i said aiieged— you said is honestly, i said aiieged . — you said is honestly, i said aiieged. wn— you said is honestly, i said alleged . no, it- you said is honestly, i said alleged . \rrir e i e alleged. no, it doesn't work. i'm a alleged. no, it doesn't work. in a iawyen— alleged. no, it doesn't work. in a iawyer. — alleged. no, it doesn't work. i'm a lawyer. let me. aiiegediy— i'm a lawyer. let me. aiiegediy. i— i'm a lawyer. allegedly. i think you should retract— allegedly. i think you should retraot a— allegedly. i think you should retract a precious. e ig: retract a precious. it's alleged retracted that he has. and so there is a lot of people- and so there is a lot of people talking teotie— there is a lot of people talking teotie steat— there is a lot of people talking teotie steat no— there is a lot of people talking teotie steat no .— there is a lot of people talking people speak no . and the people speak no. and the indnstry— people speak no. and the indnstry is— people speak no. and the industry is saying it and he's aotnaiiy— industry is saying it and he's actually been— industry is saying it and he's actually been told to leave . actually been told to leave. iii— actually been told to leave. it precious— actually been told to leave. ipp precious because- actually been told to leave. ipp precious because you're going to be sued. no, i can't be i can't be sued for something. so simple as yes, you can. some
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sort— so simple as yes, you can. some sort ot— so simple as yes, you can. some sort of yon— so simple as yes, you can. some sort of yon an— so simple as yes, you can. some sort of you can some— so simple as yes, you can. some sort of you can some sort of reiation— sort of you can some sort of reiation in— sort of you can some sort of relation in some— sort of you can some sort of relation in some way. he's a ionrnaiist— relation in some way. he's a ionrnaiist. — relation in some way. he's a journalist. i'm— relation in some way. he's a journalist. i'm a- relation in some way. he's a journalist . v/ri;s journalist. i'm a lawyer. yes. this is the reason why he's no longer on itv. there has to be a reason behind— ig . there has to be a reason behind precious. “ reason behind precious. this has to te— reason behind precious. this has to te ttis— reason behind precious. this has to te this is— reason behind precious. this has to be this is wrong. now, precious. nobody gets cancelled on my— precious. nobody gets cancelled on my waton. — precious. nobody gets cancelled on my watch. mark— 37�*di;t. nobody gets cancelled on my watch. mark dolan tonight is tne— on my watch. mark dolan tonight is tne nome— on my watch. mark dolan tonight is tne nome ot— on my watch. mark dolan tonight is the home of free— on my watch. mark dolan tonight is the home of free speech, and it's is the home of free speech, and its a— is the home of free speech, and its a toad— is the home of free speech, and it's a broad church— is the home of free speech, and it's a broad church of opinion. yest— it's a broad church of opinion. tes tnt— it's a broad church of opinion. tes tnt i— it's a broad church of opinion. yes, but i think,— it's a broad church of opinion. yes, but i think, you know, let me— yes, but i think, you know, let me inst— yes, but i think, you know, let me inst otter— yes, but i think, you know, let me just offer you— yes, but i think, you know, let me just offer you a bit of a bit of a— me just offer you a bit of a bit of a iadder— me just offer you a bit of a bit of a ladder to— me just offer you a bit of a bit of a ladder to climb down that tnere— of a ladder to climb down that tnere is— of a ladder to climb down that tnere is no— of a ladder to climb down that there is no evidence in relation to tnese— there is no evidence in relation to these comments you've made atont— to these comments you've made atont iniiiit— to these comments you've made about phillip schofield well, i ttint— about phillip schofield well, i tnint tnat— about phillip schofield well, i think that we— about phillip schofield well, i think that we can we can understand— think that we can we can understand that he's not going to te— understand that he's not going to te on— understand that he's not going to te on iiv— understand that he's not going to be on itv any— understand that he's not going to be on itv any long, but it's wortn— to be on itv any long, but it's not pointing— to be on itv any long, but it's worth pointing precious , worth pointing out precious, tnat— worth pointing out precious, tnat ne— worth pointing out precious, tnat ne witt— worth pointing out precious, that he will stay at itv. he's going— that he will stay at itv. he's going to— that he will stay at itv. he's going to te— that he will stay at itv. he's going to be presenting tv going to be presenting the tv awards— going to be presenting the tv awards in— going to be presenting the tv awards inlcouple- going to be presenting the tv awards in couple of weeks awards in a couple of weeks time. — awards in a couple of weeks time. .i— awards in a couple of weeks time. .i believe- awards in a couple of weeks time. i believe there's time. and i believe there's a trime— time. and i believe there's a new prime time— time. and i believe there's a new prime time series in the offing.— new prime time series in the ottingltased— new prime time series in the offing. based upon what itv offing. so based upon what itv are offing. so based upon what itv tianning— offing. so based upon what itv are planning phillip are planning for phillip schofield,— are planning for phillip schofield, you've said is schofield, what you've said is oomtiete— schofield, what you've said is oomtiete-. - schofield, what you've said is- complete-. yes. well, complete nonsense. yes. well, wett— complete nonsense. yes. well, we-iisee— complete nonsense. yes. well, we'll see. we'll— complete nonsense. yes. well, we'll see. we'll see. - complete nonsense. iv/rinsr well, we'll see. we'll see. [is/{pg we'll see. we'll see. okay. wett— we'll see. we'll see. okay. weii. toot— we'll see. we'll see. okay. weii. toot .— we'll see. we'll see. okay. well, look , can we talk about well, look, can we talk about can we talk about other aspects of the baggage around? phillip
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schofield duncan yes, you were you worked for the sun for many years. and of course, you know, you know, a scoop when you see one. what's what's your view about this whole story ? i think about this whole story? i think what's so entertaining- what's so entertaining about tnis— what's so entertaining about we story— what's so entertaining about we story is— what's so entertaining about this story is that— what's so entertaining about this story is that you touched on in— this story is that you touched on in yonr— this story is that you touched on in yonr in— this story is that you touched on in your in your— this story is that you touched on in your in your comments eariien— on in your in your comments eariien is— on in your in your comments earlier, is that— on in your in your comments earlier, is that this sort of waste— earlier, is that this sort of tiastio ,— earlier, is that this sort of plastic , insincere, fake plastic, insincere, fake television _ plastic, insincere, fake television that's rammed down our television that's rammed down tnroats— television that's rammed down our throats every— television that's rammed down our throats every day when quite oieariy— our throats every day when quite clearly behind— our throats every day when quite clearly behind the— our throats every day when quite clearly behind the scenes, the two— clearly behind the scenes, the two ot— clearly behind the scenes, the two of mem— clearly behind the scenes, the two of them cannot stand each otter.— two of them cannot stand each otner. and— two of them cannot stand each otner. and yet— two of them cannot stand each other. and yet the— two of them cannot stand each other. and yet the viewers are inst— other. and yet the viewers are inst taten— other. and yet the viewers are inst taten tor— other. and yet the viewers are just taken for mugs as though it's just taken for mugs as though its aii— just taken for mugs as though its at rosy— just taken for mugs as though it's all rosy and— just taken for mugs as though it's all rosy and so this this is gnite— it's all rosy and so this this is gnite an— it's all rosy and so this this is quite an unusual story, but its— is quite an unusual story, but it's dominated— is quite an unusual story, but it's dominated the papers. this weet.— it's dominated the papers. this weet. and— it's dominated the papers. this weet. and yet— it's dominated the papers. this week. and yet there's been virtnaiiy— week. and yet there's been virtnaiiy no— week. and yet there's been virtually no recognition of it on air— virtually no recognition of it on air witn— virtually no recognition of it on air with this— virtually no recognition of it on air with this morning until now:— on air with this morning until now, surprisingly . here we are. now, surprisingly. here we are. iniiiit— now, surprisingly. here we are. phillip schofield— now, surprisingly. here we are. phillip schofield is gone. indeed.— phillip schofield is gone. indeed. it— phillip schofield is gone. indeed. if you— phillip schofield is gone. indeed. if you want my personal view— indeed. if you want my personal i— indeed. if you want my personal i ttint— indeed. if you want my personal view, i think the— indeed. if you want my personal view, i think the reason why iniiiit— view, i think the reason why iniiiit nas— view, i think the reason why phillip has gone— view, i think the reason why phillip has gone is because of years— phillip has gone is because of years ot— phillip has gone is because of years of behind— phillip has gone is because of years of behind the scenes toiitios— years of behind the scenes toiitios on— years of behind the scenes politics on the— years of behind the scenes
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politics on the show. the wondertni— politics on the show. the wonderful ruth langsford, who is the partner, the wife of my friend eamonn holmes, the star of gb news, he was so rude to her on air when he cut her off when she was publicising loose women . i just think he's a bit women. i just think he's a bit of cold think he's of a cold fish. i think he's been found out. however i strongly push back on any allegation. means we know allegation. means we don't know about allegations. they about the allegations. they haven't been exposed- g they haven't been exposed and but tnere— haven't been exposed and but there-rumours.— haven't been exposed and but there rumours. well, just there is rumours. well, just don-t— there is rumours. well, just dont say— there is rumours. well, just don't say rumours on the tvs. tnere— don't say rumours on the tvs. tnere is— don't say rumours on the tvs. there is rumours— don't say rumours on the tvs. there is rumours that is concerned unfounded allegations . tnt— concerned unfounded allegations . tnt toot.— concerned unfounded allegations . tnt toot. as— concerned unfounded allegations . but look, as i've— concerned unfounded allegations . but look, as i've said- concerned unfounded allegations . but look, as i've said before, it's all about opinions. more of those to come next. oh well, we've been asking you , how many we've been asking you, how many children you think boris children do you think boris johnson has? bring the johnson now has? we'll bring the results of that text poll. how many he got? it's multiple many has he got? it's multiple choice. wondering whether choice. we're wondering whether it's 4 or over ten. but it's 4 or 6 or over ten. but next up, i'm delighted to say tonight's newsmaker is kinsey schofield, the queen of us, showbiz royal and political reporter sting. and we'll get more response to the harry and meghan car chase. that didn't really happen. and also an appalling slur being made about
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princess kate. kate middleton, you won't believe that story. that's next. plus the papers at 1030. don't
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news radio. what a \r 3iri what a debate. i \ 3iri what a debate. i did news radio. what a debate. i did say we— news radio. what a debate. i did say we don-t— news radio. what a debate. i did say we dont do— news radio. what a debate. i did say we don't do boring.- \ 3iri what a debate. i did say we don't do boring. not on my watt.— say we don't do boring. not on my waton. i— say we don't do boring. not on my waist. iinst— say we don't do boring. not on my watch. i just won't have it now. now, earlier— my watch. i just won't have it now. now, earlier today, we asted— now. now, earlier today, we asted yon— now. now, earlier today, we asked you online with the wondertni— asked you online with the wonderful news that boris ionnson— wonderful news that boris ionnson is— wonderful news that boris johnson is to— wonderful news that boris johnson is to become a father again.— johnson is to become a father again. now— johnson is to become a father again. how many— johnson is to become a father again. how many children do you ttint— again. how many children do you tnint ne— again. how many children do you tnint ne now— again. how many children do you think he now has— again. how many children do you think he now has now? because it's think he now has now? because its a— think he now has now? because its a mystery,— think he now has now? because it's a mystery, isn't— think he now has now? because it's a mystery, isn't it? we ottered— it's a mystery, isn't it? we ottered yon— it's a mystery, isn't it? we offered you multiple choice . we offered you multiple choice. we wondered— offered you multiple choice. we wondered whether it was four, six or— wondered whether it was four, six or over ten. well, 3.7% say tnat— six or over ten. well, 3.7% say tnat ne-s— six or over ten. well, 3.7% say tnat ne-s got— six or over ten. well, 3.7% say that he's got four— six or over ten. well, 3.7% say that he's got four kids, 29.5% sav— that he's got four kids, 29.5% say tnat— that he's got four kids, 29.5% say tnat nes— that he's got four kids, 29.5% say that he's got— that he's got four kids, 29.5% say that he's got six kids. and a maiority— say that he's got six kids. and a maiority ot— say that he's got six kids. and a majority of 66.9% of you teiieve— a majority of 66.9% of you believe that _ a majority of 66.9% of you believe that boris has over ten otiidren— believe that boris has over ten children. well— believe that boris has over ten children. well i'll— believe that boris has over ten children. well i'll send my investigative _ children. well i'll send my investigative team out to work out investigative team out to work ont inst— investigative team out to work ont inst now— investigative team out to work out just how many kids he aotnaiiy— out just how many kids he actually has.— out just how many kids he actually has. but congratulations to boris and carrie— congratulations to boris and came on— congratulations to boris and carrie on another one on the
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way.— carrie on another one on the way. its— carrie on another one on the way. its time— carrie on another one on the way. it's time now for us news witn— way. it's time now for us news witn tne— way. it's time now for us news with the queen— way. it's time now for us news with the queen of— way. it's time now for us news with the queen of american swowtiz— with the queen of american showbiz royal— with the queen of american showbiz royal and political reporting.— showbiz royal and political reporting. kinsey schofield. hi, tinsey— reporting. kinsey schofield. hi, tinsey. wno— reporting. kinsey schofield. hi, kinsey. who are— reporting. kinsey schofield. hi, kinsey. who are you going to iitei— kinsey. who are you going to libel tonight— kinsey. who are you going to libel tonight .7 _ kinsey. who are you going to libel tonight ? 0“ v/rir libel tonight? oh, my. you know, i will not libel anyone tonight, but i just wanted to make it clear that i'm not having boris's baby . could you say boris's baby. could you say sometning— boris's baby. could you say something nice— could you say something nice about phillip sonotieid— something nice about phillip schofield, please ? uh, i like schofield, please? uh, i like his schofield, please? uh, i like nis tast— schofield, please? uh, i like his last name. _ schofield, please? uh, i like his last name. ee schofield, please? uh, i like his last name. ii ririr his last name. that will do. wise— his last name. that will do. wise reovery— his last name. that will do. wise reovery ,— his last name. that will do. nice recovery , kinsey,- his last name. ii ririr nice recovery , kinsey, let's nice recovery, kinsey, let's tatt— nice recovery, kinsey, let's tait atont— nice recovery, kinsey, let's talk about the _ nice recovery, kinsey, let's talk about the infamous harry and— talk about the infamous harry and iiegnan— talk about the infamous harry and meghan car— talk about the infamous harry and meghan car crash or car onaset— and meghan car crash or car chase? what's— and meghan car crash or car chase? what's the story ? did it chase? what's the story? did it nattent— chase? what's the story? did it nattent toni— chase? what's the story? did it happen? your reaction ? �*vrttr�*riee happen? your reaction? well, first— happen? your reaction? well, first at— happen? your reaction? well, first at aid.— happen? your reaction? well, first of all, i— happen? your reaction? well, first of all, i think it's i could stress that here in the states, it was a wild story when it first came out. i mean , it first came out. i mean, really, i have people calling me here from in new york and atlanta like, okay, we've put together the princess diana package. we want you to come on after diana package. and i'm after the diana package. and i'm like, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, because whoa, whoa, whoa. because i think immediately foreign outlets were a little more cynical and smart to be. so you
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know, what we're hearing over the last few hours, over the last few days is that harry and meghan had this amazing security presence with christopher sanchez , the former security sanchez, the former security guard of president barack obama. this guy is the houdini arnie of celebrity exits because you never know how they escaped because he sneaks him out the back. well reports are that he wanted to sneak them out the back, but harry and meghan wanted to blow past the paparazzi on their way out so that they could get some of those images as which was not a part of the initial plan. second of all, there are reports that harry and meghan asked to stay at the carlyle hotel at a discount. this is coming from the new york post, page six and the new york post, page six and the carlyle refuse used two to have them stay at a discount. that was princess diana's favourite hotel in new york city. you know, harry drove around aimlessly for two hours because he says he did not want the paparazzi to know of the private residence they were
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staying at. had they stayed at a hotel and had the safety of a back entrance , none of this back entrance, none of this would have happened. but reports are that they asked the carlyle to host them a discount in to host them at a discount in the carlyle, rejected and the carlyle, rejected them. and that ultimate why they stayed that is ultimate why they stayed with a friend . mark, this seems with a friend. mark, this seems also silly and just really like also silly and just really like a terrible plan that was executed poorly on their end and less of the, you know, qatar near catastrophic event that we should all blame the city of new york for. yeah yes. are they exaggerating— york for. yeah yes. are they exaggerating 7— york for. yeah yes. are they exaggerating ? it's- / v/ri;riv“ v/ri;~sr are they exaggerating ? it's not the exaggerating? it's not the story.— exaggerating? it's not the story. are— exaggerating? it's not the story. are they— exaggerating? it's not the story. are they overselling this 7 team — story. are they overselling this 7 team i— story. are they overselling this ? yeah. i mean,— story. are they overselling this ? yeah. i mean, i— story. are they overselling this ? yeah. i mean, i think- ? yeah. i mean, i think everybody almost everybody here is now accepted that it was an exaggeration and meghan's going to be accepting another award here in the states in the next few weeks, maybe next week. the gracie awards, it seems like she only leaves her house for spray tans and trophies. only leaves her house for spray tans and trophies . so we'll see tans and trophies. so we'll see if there's something else that, you know , i doubt that they'll you know, i doubt that they'll have a similar instance out out
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here. our paparazzi laws are so intense in the state of california, but i just don't i just don't buy it. yes. well, look , just don't buy it. yes. well, ioot , inti— just don't buy it. yes. well, look , full disclosure,- ririr“ e e yes. well, look , full disclosure, i only look, full disclosure, i only ieave— look, full disclosure, i only ieave tne— look, full disclosure, i only leave the house- look, full disclosure, i only leave the house for spray tans and— leave the house for spray tans and trotnies— leave the house for spray tans and trophies so— leave the house for spray tans and trophies so each to their own can we talk— and trophies so each to their own can we talk about the very graoetni— own can we talk about the very graceful princess— own can we talk about the very graceful princess of wales, kate iiiddieton— graceful princess of wales, kate middleton, who's— graceful princess of wales, kate middleton, who's had an ontrageons— middleton, who's had an outrageous joke made about her on a trand— outrageous joke made about her on a brand new— outrageous joke made about her on a brand new amazon prime show 7 tight.— on a brand new amazon prime show 7 tigtt. itis— on a brand new amazon prime show 7 tigtt. this is— on a brand new amazon prime show ? right. this is priyanka- ? right. this is priyanka chopra's new show. now i'm sure you'll remember she was at meghan markle's wedding. she's a friend of meghan markle. it's called citadel on amazon. and the joke is something to the effect of, oh, that's that's a really hard assignment you've given me. you might as well have asked how have asked me to get between the legs of the princess of wales, which is catherine, a pretty vulgar joke. and i feel like these things are happening a lot lately in hollywood . and a lot lately in hollywood. and likely thanks to harry and meghan's new placement here. i'm
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sure you will call the story that broke earlier this week about the little mermaid taking about the little mermaid taking a poke at catherine. the new disney movie where the she's laying on the beach and eric is like, what's your name? is it diana? and she says, no. and he goes, is it catherine? and apparently she aggressively is like, i feel like the like, ugh. so i feel like the princess of wales has taken a lot of hits recently, and i wonder if it's because of her sister law and she rises sister in law and she rises aboveit sister in law and she rises above it with wonderful grace. a couple of seconds. tell me atont— a couple of seconds. tell me atont target.— a couple of seconds. tell me about target. it's— a couple of seconds. tell me about target. it's a kind of snter— about target. it's a kind of super market— about target. it's a kind of super market which sells oiotnes. — super market which sells clothes. - are - super market which sells clothes. are they up super market which sells- clothes. -are they up to? i clothes. what are they up to? i -manits— clothes. what are they up to? i -manits a— clothes. what are they up to? i mean,-it's a cool- mean, it was it's a cool retailer. well, it was a cool retailer, mark. it was like the kind place you went in to kind of place you went in to drop 20 and you'd end up spending 200. it's rolling out their collection, and their lgbt pride collection, and it so—called tuck it includes the so—called tuck friendly rainbow friendly wear and rainbow coloured infants and coloured onesies for infants and children's . obviously, this is children's. obviously, this is sparking outcry . the item offers sparking outcry. the item offers extra crotch coverage, citizen free press tweeted target is about to become bud lite 2.0 and they said it's highly
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inappropriate. and i think a lot of people think it's highly inappropriate and disturbing. and they're calling for a boycott of the retailer. the grooming of children continues. kinsey, brilliant to have you on the kinsey, brilliant to have you on tne snow. — kinsey, brilliant to have you on the show. we'll— kinsey, brilliant to have you on the show. we'll see you in a eet— the show. we'll see you in a eet time.— the show. we'll see you in a week's time. kinsey is the star of week's time. kinsey is the star ot-io— week's time. kinsey is the star ot-io tie— week's time. kinsey is the star ot-io tie tor— week's time. kinsey is the star of-to die for daily- week's time. kinsey is the star of to die for daily podcast of the to die for daily podcast and— of the to die for daily podcast and meet— of the to die for daily podcast and check-her— of the to die for daily podcast and check her website of the and check out her website of the same name. thanks, kinsey . lots same name. thanks, kinsey. lots to— same name. thanks, kinsey. lots more to come. next— same name. thanks, kinsey. lots more to come. next up, the papers— more to come. next up, the papers at— more to come. next up, the papers at rost— more to come. next up, the papers at 1030 with full papers at 1030 sharp with full tnndit— papers at 1030 sharp with full pundit reaction— papers at 1030 sharp with full pundit reaction and more reaction— pundit reaction and more reaction to— pundit reaction and more reaction to the- pundit reaction and more reaction to the fallout from iniiiit — reaction to the fallout from phillip schofield's departure trom— phillip schofield's departure from iiv.— phillip schofield's departure from itv. lots— phillip schofield's departure from itv. lots to come . you from itv. lots to come. you wont— from itv. lots to come. you wont want— from itv. lots to come. you won't want to _
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tritain-s— doomsters tonight and predicted britain's future— doomsters tonight and predicted britain's future outside the eu witt— britain's future outside the eu wiii te— britain's future outside the eu wiii te a— britain's future outside the eu wiii te a nnge— britain's future outside the eu will be a huge success. business secretary— will be a huge success. business secretary temi— will be a huge success. business secretary kemi badenoch vowed to _ secretary kemi badenoch vowed to seize new opportunities as she emtarted— seize new opportunities as she emtarted on— seize new opportunities as she emtarted on a— seize new opportunities as she embarked on a trade mission in tnrsnit— embarked on a trade mission in tnrsnit ot— embarked on a trade mission in tnrsnit ot a— embarked on a trade mission in tnrsnit ot a ti— embarked on a trade mission in pursuit of a £1 trillion prize. sne— pursuit of a £1 trillion prize. sne said— pursuit of a £1 trillion prize. sne said a— pursuit of a £1 trillion prize. she said a deal— pursuit of a £1 trillion prize. she said a deal with six gulf states— she said a deal with six gulf states could— she said a deal with six gulf states could bring in billions of tonnds— states could bring in billions of tonnds ot— states could bring in billions of pounds of investment into the uk of pounds of investment into the it .— of pounds of investment into the it . adso— of pounds of investment into the uk . also, brilliant— of pounds of investment into the uk . also, brilliant photograph uk. also, brilliant photograph of uk. also, brilliant photograph ot tne— uk. also, brilliant photograph of tne award— uk. also, brilliant photograph of the award mentioned princess of the award mentioned princess of waies— of the award mentioned princess of waies tate— of the award mentioned princess of wales kate middleton, who oonid— of wales kate middleton, who oonid tnis— of wales kate middleton, who could this queen— of wales kate middleton, who could this queen be? an image of tate— could this queen be? an image of kate middleton— could this queen be? an image of kate middleton collecting honey trom— kate middleton collecting honey from a— kate middleton collecting honey from a beehive— kate middleton collecting honey from a beehive ?_ kate middleton collecting honey from a beehive ? the sunday from a beehive? the sunday ieiegratn— from a beehive? the sunday telegraph migration tsar backs stndent— telegraph migration tsar backs stndent visa— telegraph migration tsar backs student visa kerbs. the government's- student visa kerbs. the government's migration tsar has tasted— government's migration tsar has tasted tians— government's migration tsar has backed plans to _ government's migration tsar has backed plans to crack down on foreign— backed plans to crack down on foreign graduate— backed plans to crack down on foreign graduate visas amid a catinet— foreign graduate visas amid a catinet ow— foreign graduate visas amid a cabinet row over— foreign graduate visas amid a cabinet row over immigration. ine— cabinet row over immigration. tne iti— cabinet row over immigration. tne in and— cabinet row over immigration. the pm and the— cabinet row over immigration. the pm and the chancellor are said— the pm and the chancellor are said to— the pm and the chancellor are said to te— the pm and the chancellor are said to be resisting calls to seate— said to be resisting calls to state tast— said to be resisting calls to scale back the— said to be resisting calls to scale back the rights of foreign stndents— scale back the rights of foreign stndents to — scale back the rights of foreign students to stay— scale back the rights of foreign students to stay for two years after— students to stay for two years after tney— students to stay for two years after they graduate . despite after they graduate. despite concern that— after they graduate. despite concern that the scheme is open to atnse— concern that the scheme is open to atnse in— concern that the scheme is open to atnse in an— concern that the scheme is open to abuse in an interview with tne— to abuse in an interview with tne snnday— to abuse in an interview with the sunday telegraph, professor trian— the sunday telegraph, professor trian teii— the sunday telegraph, professor brian bell, the— the sunday telegraph, professor brian bell, the chairman of the migration— brian bell, the chairman of the migration advisory committee, has migration advisory committee, nas todd— migration advisory committee,
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nas toid now— migration advisory committee, has told how it— migration advisory committee, has told how it warned the government— has told how it warned the government five years ago when the government five years ago when tne two — government five years ago when tne two year— government five years ago when the two year visa— government five years ago when the two year visa was introduced tnat— the two year visa was introduced tnat it— the two year visa was introduced tnat it oonid— the two year visa was introduced that it could offer— the two year visa was introduced that it could offer a— the two year visa was introduced that it could offer a backdoor ronte— that it could offer a backdoor ronte tor— that it could offer a backdoor route for graduates to remain in the route for graduates to remain in tne nt— route for graduates to remain in tne nt in— route for graduates to remain in tne nt in tow— route for graduates to remain in the uk in low skilled work . the uk in low skilled work. aiso— the uk in low skilled work. aiso, neat— the uk in low skilled work. also, heat pumps may cause too mnon— also, heat pumps may cause too mnon — also, heat pumps may cause too much noise. ministers fear and snnat— much noise. ministers fear and snnat .— much noise. ministers fear and snnat . i— much noise. ministers fear and snnat . i win— much noise. ministers fear and sunak . i will protect children sunak. i will protect children trom— sunak. i will protect children from extreme— sunak. i will protect children from extreme gender views . and from extreme gender views. and adso— from extreme gender views. and aiso in— from extreme gender views. and aiso in a— from extreme gender views. and aiso in a story— from extreme gender views. and also in a story that's been a big— also in a story that's been a tig teatnre— also in a story that's been a big feature of— also in a story that's been a big feature of tonight's show, sonotieid— big feature of tonight's show, schofield surrenders the sofa. say— schofield surrenders the sofa. say tne— schofield surrenders the sofa. say the telegraph aslef sunday mirror— say the telegraph aslef sunday mirror eubank_ say the telegraph aslef sunday mirror eubank eubanks court tatte— mirror eubank eubanks court tattie over— mirror eubank eubanks court battle over his— mirror eubank eubanks court battle over his drowned son. and tney— battle over his drowned son. and tney ttint— battle over his drowned son. and tney tnint its— battle over his drowned son. and they think it's all— battle over his drowned son. and they think it's all sofa. it is as— they think it's all sofa. it is now. as phil— they think it's all sofa. it is now. as phil stands down from tnis— now. as phil stands down from we morning— now. as phil stands down from this morning daily star sunday iniiiit— this morning daily star sunday phillip schofield— this morning daily star sunday phillip schofield quits this morning— phillip schofield quits this morning after— phillip schofield quits this morning after feud with wiiiongnty— morning after feud with willoughby and even the gophers. happy— willoughby and even the gophers. natty noiiy— willoughby and even the gophers. happy holly won_ willoughby and even the gophers. happy holly won wally nil. the snowtis— happy holly won wally nil. the showbiz world— happy holly won wally nil. the showbiz world is— happy holly won wally nil. the showbiz world is delighted after tend— showbiz world is delighted after tend in— showbiz world is delighted after tend in init— showbiz world is delighted after feud in phil schofield quit this morning— feud in phil schofield quit this morning in— feud in phil schofield quit this morning in a— feud in phil schofield quit this morning in a move that leaves happy— morning in a move that leaves happy holly— morning in a move that leaves happy holly willoughby, ruler of the happy holly willoughby, ruler of tne morning— happy holly willoughby, ruler of the morning telly— happy holly willoughby, ruler of the morning telly box and those
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are the morning telly box and those yonr— the morning telly box and those yonr front— the morning telly box and those are your front pages for our init— are your front pages for our full reaction— are your front pages for our full reaction .— are your front pages for our full reaction . i'm delighted to full reaction. i'm delighted to wetone— full reaction. i'm delighted to emtoe my— full reaction. i'm delighted to welcome my pundits . duncan welcome my pundits. duncan taroomte— welcome my pundits. duncan larcombe, former— welcome my pundits. duncan larcombe, former royal editor of ine— larcombe, former royal editor of tne snn— larcombe, former royal editor of the sun newspaper, now tiogratner— the sun newspaper, now biographer and commentator, tv tersonatity— biographer and commentator, tv tersonatity and— biographer and commentator, tv personality and broadcaster, iteoions— personality and broadcaster, precious muir— personality and broadcaster, precious muir and criminal tarrister— precious muir and criminal barrister and— precious muir and criminal barrister and former conservative mp gerry hayes . conservative mp gerry hayes. tets— conservative mp gerry hayes. tets nave— conservative mp gerry hayes. tets nave a— conservative mp gerry hayes. let's have a look— conservative mp gerry hayes. let's have a look at some of the stories. — let's have a look at some of the stories. a— let's have a look at some of the stories. a very— let's have a look at some of the stories. a very interesting story— stories. a very interesting story tnere. — stories. a very interesting story there. duncan larcombe in the story there. duncan larcombe in tne snnday— story there. duncan larcombe in the sunday telegraph , migrant the sunday telegraph, migrant tsar taots— the sunday telegraph, migrant tsar backs student visa kerbs. it tsar backs student visa kerbs. it does— tsar backs student visa kerbs. it does eem— tsar backs student visa kerbs. it does seem strange that the government— it does seem strange that the government introduced a policy in wnion— government introduced a policy in wnion yon— government introduced a policy in which you could stay in the oonntry— in which you could stay in the oonntry two— in which you could stay in the country two years— in which you could stay in the country two years after studying . wett— country two years after studying . wet. it— country two years after studying . well, it does— country two years after studying . well, it does really.- country two years after studying . well, it does really. when they've set targets to reduce net migration in the way that they have . yeah, but yeah, they have. yeah, but yeah, i think migration , we tend to think migration, we tend to think migration, we tend to think when people talk about migration, they tend to think about the boats coming across. but of course it isn't that and a lot of it's students studying at our universities. i went to university it was lots and university and it was lots and lots of foreign students. in
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fact i think was one of fact, i think that was one of the biggest cash cows the the biggest cash cows for the university i was at because they pay university i was at because they pay higher tuition fees, pay far higher tuition fees, don't course, you don't they? and of course, you know , learn the links they build know, learn the links they build with british business when they go back. so but of course , like go back. so but of course, like anything that's that works, it's abused. anything that's that works, it's abused . of course it's abused. abused. of course it's abused. and i think trying to keep the abuse out is really what the aim of this particular policy is. well, yes. what do you think atont— well, yes. what do you think atont tnis— well, yes. what do you think about this, jerry? - �*vrttr�*riee gift what do you think about this, jerry? �*vrttr�*riee “< about this, jerry? well, i think the zahawi is wrong. and the secretary of state for education is absolutely right, at is absolutely right, because at the the day , as duncan is absolutely right, because at the saying,:he day , as duncan is absolutely right, because at the saying, it! day , as duncan is absolutely right, because at the saying, it is ay , as duncan is absolutely right, because at the saying, it is actuallquncan is absolutely right, because at the saying, it is actually goodi was saying, it is actually good for business and we get, as a country £25 billion out of it. they are legal migrants and they bnng they are legal migrants and they bring wealth to the country . a bring wealth to the country. a good thing. hello it should be the illegal immigrants . we the illegal immigrants. we should be cracking down. duncan pointed out. that— should be cracking down. duncan pointed out. that is— should be cracking down. duncan pointed out. that is a— “rig duncan pointed out. that is a fraction of tne— pointed out. that is a fraction of the overall— pointed out. that is a fraction of the overall figure, isn't it? i of the overall figure, isn't it? i mean— of the overall figure, isn't it? i mean, overall,— of the overall figure, isn't it? i mean, overall, net migration tast— i mean, overall, net migration tast year— i mean, overall, net migration tast year was— i mean, overall, net migration last year was about half a mittion. — last year was about half a million. yeah.— last year was about half a million. yeah. and then what tne— million. yeah. and then what were the boat— million. yeah. and then what were the boat crossings? 45,000.
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attao. — were the boat crossings? 45,000. attao. it— were the boat crossings? 45,000. attao. it is— were the boat crossings? 45,000. 45,046. it is actually- 45,046. it is actually a fraction a drop in the ocean. it's a far too high a number, tnt— it's a far too high a number, tnt its— it's a far too high a number, tnt its not— it's a far too high a number, but it's not significant and troieeted— but it's not significant and troieeted to — but it's not significant and projected to be— but it's not significant and projected to be potentially up to a— projected to be potentially up to a mittion— projected to be potentially up to a million. this— projected to be potentially up to a million. this year. so tnats— to a million. this year. so was tne— to a million. this year. so that's the biggest issue. \tir that's the biggest issue. not the that's the biggest issue. not tte toat— that's the biggest issue. not the boat people. _ that's the biggest issue. not the boat people. no- that's the biggest issue. \rir \vtiii the the boat people. no no. the overall the overall \vtiii the overall the overall because. wett— overall the overall because. wett. tney— overall the overall because. well, they are— overall the overall because. well, they are they- overall the overall because. well, they are they come on boats. thus the illegal aiiegediy— thus the illegal allegedly, allegedly. what would you allegedly, allegedly. what would yon say— allegedly, allegedly. what would yon say to — allegedly, allegedly. what would yon say to my— allegedly, allegedly. what would you say to my viewers, though, ierry,— you say to my viewers, though, jerfyv tnat— you say to my viewers, though, jerryv tnat say— you say to my viewers, though, jerry, that say the _ you say to my viewers, though, jerry, that say the country is run — jerry, that say the country is run wett— jerry, that say the country is full? well, it's— jerry, that say the country is full? well, it's not- jerry, that say the country is full? �*vrttr�*riee i it full? well, it's not full. it really full? well, it's not full. it reatty isn-t.— full? well, it's not full. it really isn't. they're- full? �*vrttr�*riee it really isn't. they're not people coming— really isn't. they're not people coming over— really isn't. they're not people coming over as— really isn't. they're not people coming over as they did in the ttair— coming over as they did in the ttair years— coming over as they did in the blair years, taking jobs and driving— blair years, taking jobs and driving down— blair years, taking jobs and driving down wages is these are teotte—weattni people who are bringing wealth into tne— people who are bringing wealth into the country. _ people who are bringing wealth into the country. and so when teotte— into the country. and so when teotte-say— into the country. and so when teotte-say as— into the country. and so when people say as broad people just say as a broad tting— people just say as a broad tting-got- people just say as a broad tting-got to- people just say as a broad thing, got to stop it, thing, we've got to stop it, immigration— thing, we've got to stop it, immigration an— thing, we've got to stop it, immigration an no, we've got to stop— immigration an no, we've got to stop ittegat— immigration an no, we've got to stop illegal immigration. we've got-teet— stop illegal immigration. we've gotlteet-oonntry- stop illegal immigration. we've got keep country going. got to keep the country going. i got to keep the country going. i mean— got to keep the country going. i mean, even with— got to keep the country going. i mean, even with net migration of million a year, where of half a million a year, where are live? how do you are we going to live? how do you get a gp appointment? or what about school places? i don't think can seriously think anyone can seriously say that the problem. we that that's the problem. we can't places or you can't get school places or you can—get- can't get school places or you can—get to- can't get school places or you can—get to tne| can't get school places or you. can—get to the gp can say you can't get to the gp teanse— can say you can't get to the gp tense ot— can say you can't get to the gp because of migrants. it makes no at— because of migrants. it makes no at att— because of migrants. it makes no sense at all because they are paying— sense at all because they are
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paying-taxes.— sense at all because they are paying-taxes. the- sense at all because they are paying taxes. the illegal paying their taxes. the illegal ones are not.— paying their taxes. the illegal ones are not. and— paying their taxes. the illegal ones are not. and of course tnere— ones are not. and of course tnere-a— ones are not. and of course tnere-anot- ones are not. and of course there a of people who there are a lot of people who are-wett— there are a lot of people who are-well, let's- there are a lot of people who are well, let's get out are saying, well, let's get out of tne— are saying, well, let's get out of the european _ are saying, well, let's get out of the european court justice of the european court of justice teanse— because they're the problem. aotnatty— because they're the problem. aotnatty not— because they're the problem. actually not- it's- because they're the problem. actually not it's thing actually not at all. it's thing oatted— actually not at all. it's thing called section _ actually not at all. it's thing called section 39, which is atont— called section 39, which is about interim— called section 39, which is about interim injunction aliens. inat— about interim injunction aliens. mat is— about interim injunction aliens. mat is going— about interim injunction aliens. mat is going to— about interim injunction aliens. that is going to be got rid of tnat— that is going to be got rid of tnat reatty— that is going to be got rid of that really is— that is going to be got rid of that really is going to be rid of. tney— that really is going to be rid of. iney can-t— that really is going to be rid of. they can't they won't be atte — of. they can't they won't be atte to — of. they can't they won't be atte to say— of. they can't they won't be able to say to— of. they can't they won't be able to say to us.- of. they can't they won't be able to say to us. right. we're going— able to say to us. right. we're going to— able to say to us. right. we're going to stop— able to say to us. right. we're going to stop and— able to say to us. right. we're going to stop and stop things tetore— going to stop and stop things tetore yon— going to stop and stop things before you have— going to stop and stop things before you have any legal argnment— before you have any legal argument. and- before you have any legal argument. and that's what tney-re— argument. and that's what tney-re-tne - argument. and that's what they're the moment. argument. and that's what- they're-the moment. so they're doing at the moment. so but they're doing at the moment. so tnt—ean— they're doing at the moment. so tnt—can yon- they're doing at the moment. so tnt—can yon te- they're doing at the moment. so but-can you be so- but yeah, how can you be so oavatier— but yeah, how can you be so cavalier-the- but yeah, how can you be so cavalier the levels of cavalier about the levels of migration— cavalier about the levels of migration into— cavalier about the levels of migration into the country given the migration into the country given tne-oni— migration into the country given tne-onr tnttio- the fact that our public services— the fact that our public services are— the fact that our public services are creaking? v/ri;~sr ' “ri services are creaking? yes. and that— services are creaking? yes. and that weve— services are creaking? yes. and that we've got a housing crisis. yes, i but they're yes, i know. but they're tringing— yes, i know. but they're bringing bringing in bringing they're bringing in money— bringing they're bringing in oney tm— bringing they're bringing in money. i'm not— bringing they're bringing in money. i'm not necessarily not neoessarity— money. i'm not necessarily not necessarily students. i $75 necessarily students. it's 25 stndents. — necessarily students. it's 25 students. i'm— necessarily students. it's 25 students. i'm pretty- necessarily students. i $75 : i'm pretty certain students. i'm pretty certain tney-re— students. i'm pretty certain tney-re not— students. i'm pretty certain they're not legal— students. i'm pretty certain they're not legal to- i i'm pretty certain they're not legal to work. is tnat— they're not legal to work. is that correct?— they're not legal to work. is that correct? what? you're here on a stndent— that correct? what? you're here on a student visa.— that correct? what? you're here on a student visa. are you attowed— on a student visa. are you attowed to— on a student visa. are you allowed to work- on a student visa. are you allowed to work legally? v/ri;riv“ allowed to work legally? yeah. you allowed to work legally? yeah. ton-do— allowed to work legally? yeah. ton-do it— allowed to work legally? yeah. ton-do it tor— allowed to work legally? yeah. you-do it for two - allowed to work legally? yeah. you do it for two years you can do it for two years afterwards. no, not afterwards. i'm afterwards. no, not afterwards. i-m tatting— afterwards. no, not afterwards. i'm talking—here l afterwards. no, not afterwards.| i'm talking—here on i'm talking while you're here on avi-sa are— i'm talking while you're here on avi-sa are yon- i'm talking while you're here on a visa. are you allowed a student visa. are you allowed to-ot— a student visa. are you allowed to-ot one— a student visa. are you allowed to-of course-are. - a student visa. are you allowed to-of course-are. . to work? of course you are. otay. — to work? of course you are. otay. -yon— to work? of course you are. okay-you probably- to work? of course you are. i okay-you probably are, okay. yeah, you probably are, because you probably take a part
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time job to help. that's why i was trying to think. okay, but the pointed the concern here, as pointed out in telegraph, the idea in the telegraph, is the idea that actually what people that actually what some people will and will do once they graduate and stay for two years is enter low paid work. this is what the ietegratn— paid work. this is what the ietegratn is— ri this is what the telegraph is saying. �*vrttr�*riee telegraph is saying. well, they-re— telegraph is saying. well, they're entering work and they're entering work and they're taxes. and it's they're paying taxes. and it's work that. brits - not. work that the brits are not doing.— work that the brits are not doing-a- work that the brits are not doing-a millionl doing. there's a million vacancies out there at the moment. there's £2.5 million of set people off sick. give me let's give me a number. jerry, what is an acceptable- rig jerry, what is an acceptable level of net— what is an acceptable level of net migration— what is an acceptable level of net migration into the united tingdomt — net migration into the united tingdomt i— net migration into the united kingdom? “ i rt kingdom? i haven't got a clue. no one else does. haven't got a clue. and no one else has snggested— clue. and no one else has. suggested -thousands. clue. and no one else has- suggested -thousands. and suggested tens of thousands. and he suggested tens of thousands. and ne-many— suggested tens of thousands. and ne-many ot— suggested tens of thousands. and ne-many of my- suggested tens of thousands. and he many of my viewers suggested tens of thousands. and he listenersiany of my viewers suggested tens of thousands. and he listeners thinkf my viewers suggested tens of thousands. and he listeners think that viewers suggested tens of thousands. and he listeners think that would 's and listeners think that would be and listeners think that would te ottimnm. — and listeners think that would be optimum—of. and listeners think that would be optimum. of my be optimum. yeah many of my viewers-listeners- be optimum. yeah many of my viewers listeners would vote viewers and listeners would vote for viewers and listeners would vote tor tnat— viewers and listeners would vote for that precious— viewers and listeners would vote for that precious mule. yeah. tes. — for that precious mule. yeah. tes. tnt— for that precious mule. yeah. tes. tnt we— for that precious mule. yeah. yes. but we can't— for that precious mule. yeah. yes. but we can't control it. itats— yes. but we can't control it. itats it— yes. but we can't control it. itats it is. — yes. but we can't control it. that's it is. it— yes. but we can't control it. that's it is. it is— yes. but we can't control it. that's it is. it is not- yes. but we can't control it. that's it is. it is not being able. it's not. can't really able. it's not. you can't really oontrot— able. it's not. you can't really controllnecessarily- able. it's not. you can't really controllnecessarily ,- it's not. you can't really control necessarily , because. control it necessarily, because. why— control it necessarily, because. wny not,— control it necessarily, because. why not, obviously? well because otvionsty— why not, obviously? well because obviously-illegal— why not, obviously? well because obviously illegal immigrant obviously the illegal immigrant that obviously the illegal immigrant tnat are— obviously the illegal immigrant that are coming— obviously the illegal immigrant that are coming in. so how do you— that are coming in. so how do yon now— that are coming in. so how do yon now do— that are coming in. so how do yon now do we— that are coming in. so how do you how do we determine which is— you how do we determine which one is obviously— you how do we determine which one is obviously going to stay nere— one is obviously going to stay tee and— one is obviously going to stay here and work— one is obviously going to stay here and work and which one
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isn-tt— here and work and which one isn-ttltnis— here and work and which one isn't?.this is— here and work and which one isn't?.this is why- here and work and which one isn't? this is why students isn't? so this is why students |, isn't? so this is why students ., r— isn't? so this is why students i i wontd— isn't? so this is why students i i wontd say— isn't? so this is why students i, i would say would be the tetter— i, i would say would be the better option— i, i would say would be the better option them coming better option than them coming in-not— better option than them coming in-not reatty— better option than them coming in not really having a plan. in and not really having a plan. tnt— in and not really having a plan. tnt wnat— in and not really having a plan. tnt what is— in and not really having a plan. but what is an— in and not really having a plan. but what is an acceptable- in and not really having a plan. but what is an acceptable number of legal migrants into the country annually ? because that's country annually? because that's the conversation we have to determine because we can't even house them. we're putting them in tne— house them. we're putting them in tne middte— house them. we're putting them in the middle of,— house them. we're putting them in the middle of, you— we're putting them in the middle of, you know, the middte— in the middle of, you know, the middte ot— in the middle of, you know, the middte of no— in the middle of, you know, the middle of no legal ones without atso— middle of no legal ones without atso ot— middle of no legal ones without also some of the— middle of no legal ones without also some of the other students. n0, also some of the other students. to. not— also some of the other students. to. not tne— also some of the other students. no, not the students,— also some of the other students. no, not the students, but- no, not the students, but obviously some other illegal ones, legal ones . well, ones, not the legal ones. well, the legal ones are— ones, not the legal ones. well, the legal ones are taking- the legal ones are taking nonsing. — the legal ones are taking housing. n0,- the legal ones are taking housing. \rtir di; the legal ones are taking housing. \tir di; �*7 housing. no, they're not. if half a million student housing into the country legally every yean into the country legally every year, they need somewhere to live. they need a gp. they're going— live. they need a gp. they're going-tits.- live. they need a gp. they're going-tids. tney- e they need a gp. they're going kids. they need going to have kids. they need sonoot— going to have kids. they need school places.— going to have kids. they need school places. exactly ittegatty— school places. exactly illegally. well, we don't know. tven— illegally. well, we don't know. tven-wno— illegally. well, we don't know. even -who enter- illegally. well, we don't know. even who enter the country even those who enter the country tegatty. —yon- legally. net migration, if you wait— legally. net migration, if you watt-any— legally. net migration, if you walk any hospital this walk into any hospital in this oonntry— walk into any hospital in this oonntry-tind- walk into any hospital in this country,-find ed- country, you will find ed migrants— country, you will find ed migrants working there. v/ri;~sr migrants working there. yes, itats— migrants working there. yes, that yon— migrants working there. yes, that's you know,— migrants working there. yes, that's you know, we- migrants working there. yes, that's you know, we took all the migrants out of the nhs. my goodness me, some empty corridors. there won't be anyone worting. — corridors. there won't be anyone worting. so. — corridors. there won't be anyone working. so. right.— corridors. there won't be anyone working. so. right. but- £0” : there won't be anyone working. so. 3rig“ rini; £0” : there won't be anyone working. so. 3rig“ riidi working. so. right. but are we in denial of the state of our pubuc in denial of the state of our
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public services? are we in denial of the housing crisis? well, that might well be the .tne — well, that might well be the case,-the point- well, that might well be the case, the point is you're case, but the point is you're moving— case, but the point is you're moving tne— case, but the point is you're throwing the-out- case, but the point is you're throwing the out with the throwing the baby out with the tatnwater— throwing the baby out with the bathwater here. _ throwing the baby out with the bathwater here. if you're taking stitted— skilled labour, that's come in tnrongn—yon-rei through migration and you're saying— through migration and you're saying-nit— through migration and you're saying-hit some- through migration and you're saying hit some targets so saying to hit some targets so wat— saying to hit some targets so mat-mignt— saying to hit some targets so that-might.well- saying to hit some targets so that might well in an that you might do well in an eteotion— that you might do well in an election next— that you might do well in an election next year, you are you titeratty— election next year, you are you are literally running the risk of are literally running the risk ot—taty- are literally running the risk ot—taty ontl are literally running the risk. of_baby out with of throwing the baby out with the of throwing the baby out with tne—to — of throwing the baby out with tne—to not- of throwing the baby out with the _ do not get - the bathwater. do not get oontnsed— the bathwater. do not get confused people the bathwater. do not get- confused -people that confused between people that nave— confused between people that nave-nee— confused between people that have here legally and work have come here legally and work witn— have come here legally and work win—are— have come here legally and work with—are coming- with those that are coming across on boats. - with those that are coming across on boats. there are a maximum number of people that you maximum number of people that yon wontd— maximum number of people that you would accept— maximum number of people that you would accept based upon our infrastructure. _ you would accept based upon our infrastructure. if— you would accept based upon our infrastructure. �*7 “rig infrastructure. if nothing else, it'd be based on the state of the economy. so it's, what, a mittion— the economy. so it's, what, a mittion and— the economy. so it's, what, a million and a— the economy. so it's, what, a million and a half— t so it's, what, a million and a half people, 2 mittion— million and a half people, 2 mittion a— million and a half people, 2 million a year— million and a half people, 2 million a year because migration can million a year because migration aotnatty— million a year because migration can actually boost— million a year because migration can actually boost the economy if can actually boost the economy it-are— can actually boost the economy it-are not— can actually boost the economy if-are not being— can actually boost the economy if are not being done. if jobs are not being done. i mean,-as they're- if jobs are not being done. i- mean,-as they're coming mean, as long as they're coming here to work and they're here to do that makes sense, do something that makes sense, you're contributing to society, which i which i saying. but which i which i was saying. but if student, you're if you're a student, you're overstay your student visa or if you if you come you be illegal, if you come here illegally, you're illegally, then you're not contributing to society you contributing to society and you don't deserve be. it's don't deserve to be. but it's hard determine the number. hard to determine the number. it's hard to determine the number that people the
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number that people will. the amount that we could amount of people that we could allow, in each month or allow, say, in each month or over year. okay. what about over the year. okay. what about this over the year. okay. what about tnis-tetert — over the year. okay. what about this-peter? the- over the year. okay. what about this-peter? the biggest. this from peter? the biggest untangled is why can untangled question is why can foreign students their foreign students bring their family with them? surely that's a loophole. that's what a crazy loophole. that's what i'm saying. there is a lot of stntt— i'm saying. there is a lot of stntt going— i'm saying. there is a lot of stntt going on— i'm saying. there is a lot of stuff going on that- “rig there is a lot of stuff going on that we don't tnow— stuff going on that we don't tnow. we— stuff going on that we don't know. we.know- stuff going on that we don't know. we know there is. know. we do know there is. wet.— know. we do know there is. wet. we— know. we do know there is. wet. we do— know. we do know there is. well, we do know- know. we do know there is. well, we do know because they're allowed do so. and i can't allowed to do so. and i can't see. but is it a good policy? well why not? otherwise they wont— well why not? otherwise they won't come and— �*vavriii “rir7 otherwise they won't come and contribute to the economy?— won't come and contribute to the eoonomyt-every— won't come and contribute to the economy? every single economy? well, every single tamiiy— economy? well, every single family member,— economy? well, every single family member, not every single tamiiy— family member, of course, not tnat— family member, of course, not mat—are- family member, of course, not tnat—are atsoi that family members are also oontritnting— that family members are also contributing to— that family members are also contributing to the economy. wow— contributing to the economy. now do — contributing to the economy. how do . know?— contributing to the economy. how do . know? wife, - contributing to the economy. . how do .know? wife, wife, wife how do we know? wife, wife, wife and children? yes . not aunties, and children? yes. not aunties, nnoste— and children? yes. not aunties, nnoesoonsinst-— and children? yes. not aunties, uncles-cousins .— and children? yes. not aunties, uncles-cousins. no- iv“ri rt“ ri di;“7’ yes. not aunties, uncles cousins. no one's uncles and cousins. no one's snggesting— uncles and cousins. no one's snggesting inat— uncles and cousins. no one's suggesting that .— uncles and cousins. no one's suggesting that . but are you suggesting that. but are you going— suggesting that. but are you going to— suggesting that. but are you going to say— suggesting that. but are you going to say to— suggesting that. but are you going to say to someone, well, you— going to say to someone, well, yon oan-t— going to say to someone, well, yon oan-t oome— going to say to someone, well, you can't come and live here and wort— you can't come and live here and wort in— you can't come and live here and wort in dis— you can't come and live here and work in this country— you can't come and live here and work in this country and you've got to— work in this country and you've got to ieave— work in this country and you've got to leave your— work in this country and you've got to leave your your wife and onitdren— got to leave your your wife and onitdren at— got to leave your your wife and children at home.— got to leave your your wife and children at home. saying children at home. are you saying tnatt — children at home. are you saying tnatt to. — children at home. are you saying tnatt to. tnt— children at home. are you saying that? no. but i— children at home. are you saying that? \tir but i was children at home. are you saying that? \rtir but i was often that? no. but i was often tninting— that? \rtir but i was often thinking students are young so tney— thinking students are young so tney wontdn-t— thinking students are young so they wouldn't—or. they wouldn't have a wife or otitdren— they wouldn't have a wife or onitdren. — they wouldn't have a wife or children. that's— they wouldn't have a wife or children. ig: children. that's postgraduate. that's kind where i was that's kind of where i was coming. was i talking coming. i was i was talking about postgraduate age about postgraduate people my age
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or wasn't talking or younger. i wasn't talking atont— or younger. i wasn't talking about-adult— “rigi i wasn't talking about adult student. or younger. i wasn't talking - about-adult student. audrey about an adult student. audrey is not— about an adult student. audrey is not many.— about an adult student. audrey is not happy. illegal, legal. it's irrelevant. sheer it's irrelevant. the sheer numbers the numbers to the uk is the problem. our infrastructure and services cannot be sustained. this is the view, of this is the view, jerry, of millions people it millions of people now. sure it is british public. you is the great british public. you are yeah, yeah, yeah. yeah, are. yeah, yeah, yeah. yeah, i do. you know how people think, you know that this country is not a racist country per se? no and that people who are worried about net migration and that people who are worried about xenophobic.migration and that people who are worried about xenophobic. yes,ation and that people who are worried about xenophobic. yes, but�*i are not xenophobic. yes, but what say what would what would you say what would your response be to audrey? audrey's happy. well, audrey's not happy. well, i'm sorry, that audrey's not happy. well, i'm sorry,-that you're- audrey's not happy. well, i'm sorry,-that you're noti sorry, audrey, that you're not happy- _ sorry, audrey, that you're not natty. tnt— sorry, audrey, that you're not natty. tnt tne— sorry, audrey, that you're not happy. but the fact is, you tell us happy. but the fact is, you tell ns now— happy. but the fact is, you tell ns now we— happy. but the fact is, you tell us how we actually do it because no-tnows. — us how we actually do it because no-knows. yeah— us how we actually do it because no knows. yeah we've always no one knows. yeah we've always nad— no one knows. yeah we've always tad-trottem— no one knows. yeah we've always tad-trottem ,— no one knows. yeah we've always had problem , always had had this problem, always had ttis— had this problem, always had tnis.|we— had this problem, always had this.iwe haven't— had this problem, always had this.iwe haven't had- had this problem, always had this. �*vavri; i “ini had this problem, always had this. �*vavri; “ i “ini this. we haven't had that level of migration. it's. it of net migration. oh, it's. it goes up and it goes down. tnere-s— goes up and it goes down. tnere-s not— goes up and it goes down. there's not much in it when you toot— there's not much in it when you toot-tignres — there's not much in it when you look-figures. okay- there's not much in it when you look-figures. okay - there's not much in it when you look figures. okay ' “ri look at the figures. okay and no, look at the figures. okay and noltrom— look at the figures. okay and no, - from .three - look at the figures. okay and no, - from .three of- look at the figures. okay and no, from three of you no, no. from the three of you cannot the question about cannot answer the question about how our infrastructure is supposed to cope these supposed to cope with these numbers. it's impossible to gp snrgery— numbers. it's impossible to gp snrgery-. — numbers. it's impossible to gp snrgery-. its- numbers. it's impossible to gp. surgery-. it's impossible surgery schools. it's impossible roads. yeah. you name it. pubuc roads. yeah. you name it. public transport. i don't think i public transport. i don't think 1 minion— public transport. i don't think 1 million or— public transport. i don't think
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i million or 700,000 people is going— 1 million or 700,000 people is going to— 1 million or 700,000 people is going to impact— i million or 700,000 people is going to impact on our roads year— going to impact on our roads year on— going to impact on our roads year on year— going to impact on our roads year on year. — going to impact on our roads year on year. we- going to impact on our roads year on year . mi» going to impact on our roads year on year . h] g year on year. we must. no, it's not. no, it's a balance. it's a balance. it's not a million new people every year that migrate into britain. do they not use cars.— into britain. do they not use i— into britain. do they not use i mean— into britain. do they not use cars.7 i mean, if— " do they not use cars.7 i mean, if they're such mgn— cars.7 i mean, if they're such mgn mnem— cars.7 i mean, if they're such mgn men, m— cars.7 i mean, if they're such high flyers, in your opinion, meg-ve— high flyers, in your opinion, they've probably got rolls—royces, kwasi , bentleys, rolls—royces, kwasi, bentleys, memen— rolls—royces, kwasi, bentleys, ferraris. look— rolls—royces, kwasi, bentleys, ferraris. look jerry. o" ferraris. look jerry. oh, absolutely— ferraris. look jerry. oh, absolutely .— ferraris. look jerry. oh, absolutely . look, if there was absolutely. look, if there was a solution to this , the government solution to this, the government would have done it. and there isn't. there isn't really. so yon-no— isn't. there isn't really. so yon-no mung— isn't. there isn't really. so you're telling my- . there isn't really. so you're telling my lovely viewers ong— you're telling my lovely viewers and listeners— you're telling my lovely viewers and listeners and— you're telling my lovely viewers and listeners and audrey and omen— and listeners and audrey and omen oo— and listeners and audrey and others to like _ and listeners and audrey and others to like it— and listeners and audrey and others to like it or like it or lump— others to like it or like it or lump-mo.— others to like it or like it or lump-mo. om- others to like it or like it or lump-no, but just- others to like it or like it ori lump-no, but just come others to like it or like it or- lump-no, but just come out lump it.7 no, but just come out with a suggestion . ian, come out with a suggestion. ian, come out with a suggestion. ian, come out with workable suggestion. with a workable suggestion. this all your is all your this is all your is all your ommn— this is all your is all your pundits-about- this is all your is all your pundits about money, says pundits think about money, says doom.— pundits think about money, says doom-anom— pundits think about money, says david. about quality of david. what about quality of me— david. what about quality of me on— david. what about quality of life for people— david. what about quality of life for people who have always moo—mon- life for people who have always lived _their taxesi lived here and paid their taxes 7 men.— lived here and paid their taxes .7 well, these— lived here and paid their taxes .7 well, these people- lived here and paid their taxes .7 well, these people pay their taxes no different from anybody else. there you go. hi mark. no more immigrants— there you go. hi mark. no more immigrants until we can gog— more immigrants until we can look omm— more immigrants until we can look omen om— more immigrants until we can look after our own, says chris. look. — look after our own, says chris. look. monk— look after our own, says chris. look. thank you— look after our own, says chris. look. thank you so much for all of look. thank you so much for all on your— look. thank you so much for all on your ommn— look. thank you so much for all of your emails .— look. thank you so much for all of your emails . do— look. thank you so much for all of your emails. do keep them coming.— of your emails. do keep them oommg. mom— of your emails. do keep them coming. mark gbnews.uk. coming
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up, coming. mark gbnews.uk. coming on, non— coming. mark gbnews.uk. coming up, mom — coming. mark gbnews.uk. coming up, more from the— coming. mark gbnews.uk. coming up, more from the papers we've got me— up, more from the papers we've goo mo oom— up, more from the papers we've got the daily mail.— up, more from the papers we've got the daily mail. the mail on sunny.— got the daily mail. the mail on sunny. i— got the daily mail. the mail on sunday. i should— got the daily mail. the mail on sunday. i should say, and the ..ggpgnggng._ sunday. i should say, and the independent. they are next. some mooning— independent. they are next. some cracking stories— independent. they are next. some cracking stories there. plus my ommn,— cracking stories there. plus my pundits, headline— cracking stories there. plus my pundits, headline heroes and book— pundits, headline heroes and noon-zeros— pundits, headline heroes and noon-zeros .— pundits, headline heroes and back zeros . plus, we'll be back page zeros. plus, we'll be naving— back page zeros. plus, we'll be moving o— back page zeros. plus, we'll be moving o took— back page zeros. plus, we'll be having a look at— back page zeros. plus, we'll be having a look at the runners and moon— having a look at the runners and noon to— having a look at the runners and riders to replace— having a look at the runners and riders to replace old phillip sometn— riders to replace old phillip schofield. include possibly yonn— schofield. include possibly yonrs nno— schofield. include possibly yonrs mmy .— schofield. include possibly yours truly . you'd be good .
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reacting to tomorrow's papers, we nove— reacting to tomorrow's papers, we move former— reacting to tomorrow's papers, we have former royal editor of me— we have former royal editor of me snn— we have former royal editor of the sun newspaper, duncan larcombe,— the sun newspaper, duncan larcombe, who's— the sun newspaper, duncan larcombe, who's now a successful mognonnon— larcombe, who's now a successful mogmonon ong— larcombe, who's now a successful biographer and commentator. in noon— biographer and commentator. in fact, no— biographer and commentator. in fact, no me— biographer and commentator. in fact, his life story— biographer and commentator. in fact, his life story is out in a non— fact, his life story is out in a non momm— fact, his life story is out in a few months time.- fact, his life story is out in a few months time. can't wait to momen— few months time. can't wait to interview him _ few months time. can't wait to interview him about that pronoun— interview him about that precious muir— interview him about that precious muir tv presenter and mooooomon — precious muir tv presenter and broadcaster. we— precious muir tv presenter and broadcaster. we love precious ong— broadcaster. we love precious and onmmoo— broadcaster. we love precious and criminal barrister and former— and criminal barrister and former conservative mp who was nanome— former conservative mp who was available tonight— former conservative mp who was available tonight for the right
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nnoe— available tonight for the right onoo .— available tonight for the right onoo . terry— available tonight for the right price . terry hayes, brilliant . price. terry hayes, brilliant. loo-o— price. terry hayes, brilliant. loo-o nove— price. terry hayes, brilliant. loo-o novo o— price. terry hayes, brilliant. let's have a look- price. terry hayes, brilliant. let's have a look at the mail on sunny— let's have a look at the mail on sunny snouo— let's have a look at the mail on sunday suella tried to cover up spooning— sunday suella tried to cover up speeding offence. _ sunday suella tried to cover up speeding offence. suella braverman_ speeding offence. suella braverman home secretary was oomgm— braverman home secretary was tonight accused— braverman home secretary was tonight accused of attempting to nn— tonight accused of attempting to no omen— tonight accused of attempting to cover up after she— tonight accused of attempting to cover up after she was caught spooning— cover up after she was caught spooning .— cover up after she was caught spooning . mo— cover up after she was caught speeding . the mail sunday can speeding. the mail on sunday can even— speeding. the mail on sunday can even mo— speeding. the mail on sunday can reveal the home— speeding. the mail on sunday can reveal the home secretary asked onu— reveal the home secretary asked own sonomo— reveal the home secretary asked civil servants to— reveal the home secretary asked civil servants to help avoid civil servants to help her avoid nong— civil servants to help her avoid being eon— civil servants to help her avoid being seen online— civil servants to help her avoid being seen online at speed being seen online at a speed awareness course— being seen online at a speed awareness course , leading to awareness course, leading to moms— awareness course, leading to moms-sno— awareness course, leading to claims-she may- awareness course, leading to claims she may have claims that she may have nnooonoo— claims that she may have breached the— claims that she may have breached the ministerial code . breached the ministerial code. pomo— breached the ministerial code. pouoo congm— breached the ministerial code. police caught ms— breached the ministerial code. police caught ms braverman oxoooomg— police caught ms braverman exceeding the— police caught ms braverman exceeding the limit last summer wnen— exceeding the limit last summer nnon sno— exceeding the limit last summer nnon one no— exceeding the limit last summer when she was attorney general. sno— when she was attorney general. sno-gnom— when she was attorney general. sno-given mo— when she was attorney general. she given the option of she was given the option of toning— she was given the option of nomng mne— she was given the option of taking three penalty or taking three penalty points or doing— taking three penalty points or doing-conno— taking three penalty points or doing-course .— taking three penalty points or doing-course . so- taking three penalty points or doing course . so i asked doing the course. so i asked jerry— doing the course. so i asked jerry anom— doing the course. so i asked jerry about that— doing the course. so i asked jerry about that because he's got— jerry about that because he's goo-mmn— jerry about that because he's got-mind like- jerry about that because he's got-mind like no- jerry about that because he's got mind like no other. got a legal mind like no other. it's got a legal mind like no other. no n— got a legal mind like no other. no on man— got a legal mind like no other. no on long of— got a legal mind like no other. it's a load of old— got a legal mind like no other. it's a load of old rubbish- got a legal mind like no other. it's a load of old rubbish .- got a legal mind like no other. it's a load of old rubbish. oh, there go. suella tried to there you go. suella tried to cover up offence. does not cover up the offence. does not relate to the story that he you go right. so it's absolute dangerous. dangerous but really horrible nonsense . the fact is horrible nonsense. the fact is she's entitled to say to people |, she's entitled to say to people i, i want to be anonymous on this course and she's entitled to ask her civil servants, not just not in breach of any.
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right. so there are no cover up. she just didn't cover up. she mom-o— she just didn't cover up. she didn't necessarily want it pnmionoo— didn't necessarily want it publicised that she would do the speed— publicised that she would do the speed awareness— publicised that she would do the speed awareness course. no, no. speed awareness course. n0, [10. moo-o— speed awareness course. n0, [10. moo-o nu. — speed awareness course. n0, no. that's all. this— speed awareness course. n0, no. that's all. this is— speed awareness course. no, no. that's all. this is a— speed awareness course. no, no. that's all. " f that's all. this is a throwback to lockdown. so the speed awareness give awareness course, give us a camera. oh, do lockdown. camera. oh, let's do lockdown. vou— camera. oh, let's do lockdown. yon-nove— camera. oh, let's do lockdown. yon-noon m— camera. oh, let's do lockdown. you-have it on— camera. oh, let's do lockdown. you-have it on zoom. - f oh, let's do lockdown. you have it on zoom. camera. oh, let's do lockdown.- you-have it on zoom. i mean, you can have it on zoom. i mean, nonme— you can have it on zoom. i mean, people no— you can have it on zoom. i mean, people no n— you can have it on zoom. i mean, people do it on zoom. and she's presumably asked, is there any people do it on zoom. and she's presi�*nably asked, is there any people do it on zoom. and she's presi canly asked, is there any people do it on zoom. and she's presi can avoided, is there any people do it on zoom. and she's presi can avoid my s there any people do it on zoom. and she's presi can avoid my picture any people do it on zoom. and she's presi can avoid my picture being way i can avoid my picture being on part of the zoom to keep it private? why is she entitled to ask that what's. she's not ask that what's. well, she's not entitled. of course she can ask it why— entitled. of course she can ask it wny pm— entitled. of course she can ask n on pm me— entitled. of course she can ask it why but it's not. _ nzi; $22 of course she can ask it why but it's not. yeah neeonee— it why but it's not. yeah because the _ it why but it's not. yeah because the rule shouldn't apply to because the rule shouldn't apply pom-ean— because the rule shouldn't apply pomean- mau— because the rule shouldn't apply to-mean. well yeah,- because the rule shouldn't apply to-mean. well yeah, butl to her. i mean. well yeah, but it's not. it's different from saying— it's not. it's different from saying-mea— it's not. it's different from saying .tried to - g it's different from saying tried to cover up saying she tried to cover up speeding.— saying she tried to cover up speeding._that. saying she tried to cover up. speeding._that. speeding. i agree with that. eat— speeding. i agree with that. but-misleading,- speeding. i agree with that. but-misleading, isn't. but that's misleading, isn't it? it misleading. yeah, it is. it is misleading. yeah, it is. i accept map. — it is misleading. yeah, it is. i accept that. but.— it is misleading. yeah, it is. i accept that. but. but- g : g yeah, it is. i accept that. but. but but i mmn— accept that. but. but but i mmn- wnye— accept that. but. but but i think. why? why should any poumaan— think. why? why should any politician be _ think. why? why should any politician be able to lobby the am— politician be able to lobby the oma—pau- politician be able to lobby the civil—pull somei civil servants, pull pull some manoe— civil servants, pull pull some muscle-sure that. muscle and make sure that oney-ne— muscle and make sure that meme—me- muscle and make sure that. they're—the optics they're protected? the optics are they're protected? the optics nae. — they're protected? the optics nae. .— they're protected? the optics are bad. i find— they're protected? the optics are bad. �*" z ' nzi; are bad. i find arnie suella braverman utterly repellent , but braverman utterly repellent, but i don't blame her for this. there you go. okay. the independent— there you go. okay. the independent very- "oz”nz; 93 okay. the independent very sad ”nfizz; gzn okay. the independent very sad news. the pennant.— independent very sad news. the brilliant. yeah— independent very sad news. the brilliant. yeah author, novelist
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mamm— brilliant. yeah author, novelist mamn amn— brilliant. yeah author, novelist martin amis has— brilliant. yeah author, novelist martin amis has died aged 73. a example,— martin amis has died aged 73. a rare example, jerry— martin amis has died aged 73. a rare example, jerry is somebody nno— rare example, jerry is somebody nno mea— rare example, jerry is somebody nno mea m— rare example, jerry is somebody who lived in his— rare example, jerry is somebody who lived in his father's enaaon. — who lived in his father's shadow. of— who lived in his father's shadow. of course, his father me— shadow. of course, his father me great— shadow. of course, his father was the great novelist kingsley amie,— was the great novelist kingsley amie, pm— was the great novelist kingsley amis, but carved— was the great novelist kingsley amis, but carved out a fabulous in me— amis, but carved out a fabulous career in his own— amis, but carved out a fabulous career in his own right. yes absolutely. — career in his own right. yes absolutely. i— career in his own right. yes absolutely. z 22 absolutely. i knew his dad very well. fact, after well. and in fact, after a drunken lunch, he was found at home with a whole load of papers. this is kingsley on the ground and a knitting needle going this. people said ground and a knitting needle going what s. people said ground and a knitting needle going what s. you eople said ground and a knitting needle going what s. you doing, ;aid to him, what are you doing, kingsley? he says, i'm judging the daily mail poetry competition. go. competition. there you go. brilliant comedy. was brilliant comedy. well, he was a fabulous— brilliant comedy. well, he was a fabulous satirical— brilliant comedy. well, he was a fabulous satirical writer. he - was._independent. was. and that's the independent. ano— was. and that's the independent. also—named- also feuding tory mps warned sanan— also feuding tory mps warned g...p gea— also feuding tory mps warned snnan gealgnp— also feuding tory mps warned sunak get grip on immigration sunak get a grip on immigration . oo— sunak get a grip on immigration . ooinave— sunak get a grip on immigration . doihave any— sunak get a grip on immigration . do have any others? he had . do we have any others? he had the . do we have any others? he had me oneenen— . do we have any others? he had the observer-donor- the observer top tory donor faeee— the observer top tory donor naeee prone— the observer top tory donor faces probe over— the observer top tory donor faces probe over multi—million mana— faces probe over multi—million mane-ana— faces probe over multi—million fraud - and martin - faces probe over multi—million fraud and martin amis fraud claims and martin amis mee— fraud claims and martin amis men aged— fraud claims and martin amis mee aged 73. — fraud claims and martin amis dies aged 73. and is that us for the dies aged 73. and is that us for me papers— dies aged 73. and is that us for me papen e— dies aged 73. and is that us for the papers ? brilliant stuff. the papers? brilliant stuff. map-e— the papers? brilliant stuff. map-e m— the papers? brilliant stuff. that's it, isn't— the papers? brilliant stuff. that's it, isn't it? okay well, loon— that's it, isn't it? okay well, look, wee— that's it, isn't it? okay well, look, we've we've- that's it, isn't it? okay well, look, we've we've powered annoagn — look, we've we've powered amongn many,— look, we've we've powered through many, many stories there , maven-a— through many, many stories there , naven-a nee— through many, many stories there , haven't we? let's— through many, many stories there , haven't we? let's have a look ae— , haven't we? let's have a look g me— , haven't we? let's have a look now at the runners— , haven't we? let's have a look now at the runners and riders for now at the runners and riders non mump— now at the runners and riders for phillip schofield's replacement . he for phillip schofield's replacement. he has for phillip schofield's replacement . he has stood down replacement. he has stood down as pneeemen— replacement. he has stood down as pneeemen of— replacement. he has stood down as presenter of this— replacement. he has stood down as presenter of this morning . so
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as presenter of this morning. so nnoe— as presenter of this morning. so nno-e m— as presenter of this morning. so nno-e in me— as presenter of this morning. so who's in the running to replace mm.— who's in the running to replace mm. ru— who's in the running to replace mm. in eane— who's in the running to replace him. i'll take you— who's in the running to replace him. i'll take you through it. me— him. i'll take you through it. me o— him. i'll take you through it. me o oo— him. i'll take you through it. me e to a— him. i'll take you through it. the 6 to a favourite is dermot o'leary-— the 6 to a favourite is dermot o'leary- a— the 6 to a favourite is dermot o'leary- a eona— the 6 to a favourite is dermot o'leary. a solid stand in but nae— o'leary. a solid stand in but nae ne— o'leary. a solid stand in but nae me got— o'leary. a solid stand in but has he got the— o'leary. a solid stand in but has he got the x— o'leary. a solid stand in but has he got the x factor needed to be— has he got the x factor needed to be one— has he got the x factor needed to be the leading— has he got the x factor needed to be the leading man? what do we minke— to be the leading man? what do we minke oo— to be the leading man? what do we think? do we— to be the leading man? what do we think? do we rate dermot aeame — we think? do we rate dermot team a— we think? do we rate dermot team? ithink— we think? do we rate dermot team? l team? i think dermot is lovely. good man. yeah, he's a good man. he's very good of you. i've met him. i've worked with him. he is a gentleman— him. i've worked with him. he is a gentleman and— him. i've worked with him. he is a gentleman and he's— z i've worked with him. he is a gentleman and he's absolutely genuine.— a gentleman and he's absolutely genmne. p..— a gentleman and he's absolutely genmne. a-mlnig— a gentleman and he's absolutely genuine. i'm big fan. okay, genuine. i'm a big fan. okay, nem— genuine. i'm a big fan. okay, next-m— genuine. i'm a big fan. okay, nexalm me— genuine. i'm a big fan. okay, next in the betting, rylan next up in the betting, rylan clam. — next up in the betting, rylan clam. on.— next up in the betting, rylan clark. oh, no— next up in the betting, rylan clark. o" brilliant. on clark. oh, no. brilliant. on supermarket— clark. o" brilliant. on supermarket sweep , but surely supermarket sweep, but surely neu— supermarket sweep, but surely ne-u ne— supermarket sweep, but surely ne-u be ten— supermarket sweep, but surely he'll be left on _ supermarket sweep, but surely he'll be left on the shelf this ame— he'll be left on the shelf this time round — he'll be left on the shelf this time round. oh,— he'll be left on the shelf this time round. o" gzn z time round. oh, go off his trolley. oh, yes . time round. oh, go off his trolley. oh, yes. two time round. oh, go off his trolley. oh, yes . two for the trolley. oh, yes. two for the price of one. what do we think? do price of one. what do we think? no we— price of one. what do we think? no we minke— price of one. what do we think? do we think? rylan?— price of one. what do we think? do we think? rylan? i- ntnz; what do we think? do we think? rylan? i know rylan mom— do we think? rylan? i know rylan from me— do we think? rylan? i know rylan from the beginning— do we think? rylan? i know rylan from the beginning of his career and neo— from the beginning of his career and he's actually— from the beginning of his career and he's actually a— from the beginning of his career and he's actually a lovely guy. nae— and he's actually a lovely guy. not i— and he's actually a lovely guy. not . eon-e— and he's actually a lovely guy. but i don't know— and he's actually a lovely guy. but i don't know if— and he's actually a lovely guy. but i don't know if he- and he's actually a lovely guy. but i don't know if he will- and he's actually a lovely guy. but i don't know if he will fit the fit the fit of this morning. he is already on every other aeaevmon— he is already on every other television programme. / he is already on every other television programme. viz?“ television programme. yeah, he's on even— television programme. yeah, he's on every man. — television programme. yeah, he's on every show. overexposed. sorry, rylan. next up, my good mena— sorry, rylan. next up, my good friend-morgan— sorry, rylan. next up, my good friend-morgan is- sorry, rylan. next up, my good friend morgan is given friend piers morgan is given a eanene— friend piers morgan is given a eanene ny— friend piers morgan is given a eanene by me— friend piers morgan is given a chance by the bar. o" chance by the bar. oh, that name— chance by the bar. oh, that would be good. but chance by the bar. o" 2 32 but won't he chance by the bar. oh, that- would be good. but won't he just enorm— would be good. but won't he just
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spam on— would be good. but won't he just spam on me— would be good. but won't he just storm off the set— would be good. but won't he just storm off the set of. _ 2 32 but won't he just storm off the set of. jazz?“ storm off the set of. yeah, exactly. meghan- storm off the set of. jazz?“ azpozntllyp meghan markle's exactly. meghan markle's menmonea— exactly. meghan markle's mentioned. _ exactly. meghan markle's mentioned. i— azpozntllyp meghan markle's mentioned . exactly. meghan markle's- mentioned . i think they could do mentioned. i think they could do a lot worse than piers. he'd liven it up a bit, wouldn't he? and how about. how about matt maneoene — and how about. how about matt maneoene no.— and how about. how about matt hancock? no. oh— and how about. how about matt hancock? no. oh no.- and how about. how about matt hancock? \nzn hancock? no. on no. what self—respecting tv channel would would allow programmes to be presented by tory mp this morning? viewers won't tune oh tory— morning? viewers won't tune oh tory me— morning? viewers won't tune oh tory me on— morning? viewers won't tune oh tory me on very— morning? viewers won't tune oh tory mp on very good- fig? viewers won't tune oh tory mp on very good crazy tory mp oh very good crazy pneeeaem— tory mp on very good crazy pneeeaem . — tory mp on very good crazy precedent . �*foiz tory mp on very good crazy precedent . z precedent. we've taken all the best tory mps. there's none left. okay. what about this guy? 2000 to i? left. okay. what about this guy? 2000 to 1? yeah . oh but you 2000 to 1? yeah. oh but you would be good . you would be would be good. you would be good.— would be good. you would be good. wnat— would be good. you would be good. what i'll— would be good. you would be good. what i'll do,— would be good. you would be good. what i'll do, i'll- 2 32 you would be good. what i'll do, i'll smoke om— good. what i'll do, i'll smoke out me— good. what i'll do, i'll smoke out the competition foundation . out the competition foundation. exactly. yem— out the competition foundation. exactly. yeah. cancer— out the competition foundation. xiii” yeah. cancer research. exactly. yeah. cancer research. mere— exactly. yeah. cancer research. more we— exactly. yeah. cancer research. here we come. oh,— exactly. yeah. cancer research. here we come . oh, dear.- xiii” yeah. cancer research. nzrnz; 2 oh, dear. that's here we come. oh, dear. that's funny.— here we come. oh, dear. that's funny. ana— here we come. oh, dear. that's mnny. ana me— here we come. oh, dear. that's funny. and it's time— nzrnz; 2 oh, dear. that's funny. and it's time now for the mono— funny. and it's time now for the mono named— funny. and it's time now for the most talked about— funny. and it's time now for the most talked about brand new eegmem— most talked about brand new eegmem on— most talked about brand new segment on gb— most talked about brand new segment on gb news. l segment on gb news. it's neaaune— segment on gb news. it's headline heroes- segment on gb news. it's headline heroes and back page zeros. many thanks to scott for improving the title of this item. one of my brilliant viewers . and let's start with viewers. and let's start with your hero , who's caught your headline hero, who's caught your headline hero, who's caught your today. dunk my headline your eye today. dunk my headline here. i'm going stick with
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here. i'm going to stick with president— here. i'm going to stick with president - because| president zelenskyy because seeing— president zelenskyy because we're seeing him travelling anoma— we're seeing him travelling around europe— we're seeing him travelling around europe and obviously at the around europe and obviously at me g7— around europe and obviously at me g7 ,— around europe and obviously at me g7 , ne— around europe and obviously at the g7 , we have— around europe and obviously at the g7 , we have the pain of the g7, we have the pain of unname— the g7, we have the pain of ukraine m— the g7, we have the pain of ukraine in it.— the g7, we have the pain of ukraine in it. it's- the g7, we have the pain of ukraine in it. it's affecting all ukraine in it. it's affecting au of— ukraine in it. it's affecting au of ne— ukraine in it. it's affecting all of us. it's— ukraine in it. it's affecting all of us. it's affecting and fon— all of us. it's affecting and non mm — all of us. it's affecting and non mm to— all of us. it's affecting and for him to try— all of us. it's affecting and for him to try and keep lobbying and non— for him to try and keep lobbying and not letting— for him to try and keep lobbying and not letting it— for him to try and keep lobbying and not letting it fall off the agenda— and not letting it fall off the news agenda, he's my front page. keep— news agenda, he's my front page. keep mae— news agenda, he's my front page. keep that message— news agenda, he's my front page. keep that message out— news agenda, he's my front page. keep that message out there. - keep that message out there. good shout. good shout, precious. your headline hero. oh, it's prince harry for aemnme— oh, it's prince harry for definite like _ oh, it's prince harry for definite like .- oh, it's prince harry for definite like . oh, yeah, prince definite like. oh, yeah, prince many— definite like. oh, yeah, prince many is— definite like. oh, yeah, prince many is my— definite like. oh, yeah, prince harry is my that's that's now mat-e— harry is my that's that's now mat-e non— harry is my that's that's now that's now the— harry is my that's that's now that's now the most controversial thing you've said on today-e— controversial thing you've said on today's show. _ controversial thing you've said on today's show. \onzn controversial thing you've said on today's show. \nzn controversial thing you've said on today's show. \onzn he controversial thing you've said on today's show. \nzn he took on today's show. no, no. he took of— on today's show. no, no. he took of megnan— on today's show. no, no. he took care of meghan markle— on today's show. \nzn he took care of meghan markle and meghan mamie-e— care of meghan markle and meghan mamie-e mam— care of meghan markle and meghan markle's mum in— care of meghan markle and meghan markle's mum in that horrible car markle's mum in that horrible mement— markle's mum in that horrible car incident ,— markle's mum in that horrible car incident , that— markle's mum in that horrible car incident , that horrible car car incident, that horrible car moment,— car incident, that horrible car incident, the— car incident, that horrible car incident, the car— car incident, that horrible car incident, the car crash that never was the _ incident, the car crash that never was the catastrophe . never was the catastrophe. that never was. he's— never was the catastrophe. that never was. he's the _ never was the catastrophe. he's the boy that never was. he's the boy that onea — never was. he's the boy that onea nom- — never was. he's the boy that cried wolf. no,— never was. he's the boy that cried wolf. no, come- he's the boy that cried wolf. \onzn nzn" gs cried wolf. no, come on, guys, come back and he's been there. he's been there for them by men— he's been there for them by men eme— he's been there for them by their side through all this wigg— their side through all this whole media— their side through all this whole media situation. and i mmn— whole media situation. and i mink nee— whole media situation. and i mink men a— whole media situation. and i think he's a great guy. o"
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think he's a great guy. oh, oean— think he's a great guy. oh, oean on.— think he's a great guy. oh, dear, oh, dear— think he's a great guy. oh, dear, oh, dear ,— think he's a great guy. o" 2 2 2 his dear, oh, dear, precious. his teeth. oh, no . too 2 nzn" 2 f his teeth. oh, no . too much. dear, oh, dear, precious. his teeth. oh, no . too much. what teeth. oh, no. too much. what anom— teeth. oh, no. too much. what about omean.— teeth. oh, no. too much. what about briefly, if you can. lovely. gerry, your headline hero kemi badenoch. i'm a fan of kimmy. hero kemi badenoch. i'm a fan of mmmy. were— hero kemi badenoch. i'm a fan of mm. were on— hero kemi badenoch. i'm a fan of kimmy. we're on different- aznzn 2 2 i'm a fan of kimmy. we're on different sides of me— kimmy. we're on different sides of the conservative party , but of the conservative party, but ene-e— of the conservative party, but ene-e oome— of the conservative party, but ene-e done a— of the conservative party, but she's done a really good job on mage— she's done a really good job on trade oean. — she's done a really good job on trade deals. she's— she's done a really good job on trade deals. she's making impact and au— trade deals. she's making impact and all me— trade deals. she's making impact and all the rest— trade deals. she's making impact and all the rest .— trade deals. she's making impact and all the rest . motty i know and all the rest. motty i know is of— and all the rest. motty i know is of mn— and all the rest. motty i know is of this parish— and all the rest. motty i know is of this parish who came up nun— is of this parish who came up nun mn— is of this parish who came up with this barmy_ is of this parish who came up with this barmy idea. on ovenmgm— with this barmy idea. on overnight you- with this barmy idea. on overnight you just get rid of eooo— overnight you just get rid of 4000 european— overnight you just get rid of 4000 european laws because you can come here. she— 4000 european laws because you can come here. she just said she nem— can come here. she just said she uem to— can come here. she just said she uem to me— can come here. she just said she went to the erg.— can come here. she just said she went to the erg. you know, the neatly— went to the erg. you know, the really mad— went to the erg. you know, the really mad people— went to the erg. you know, the really mad people and said, look unat— really mad people and said, look unaa onen— really mad people and said, look unaa ao— really mad people and said, look what ones do you— really mad people and said, look what ones do you really think are what ones do you really think no page— what ones do you really think are so bad? they— what ones do you really think are so bad? they could go and they— are so bad? they could go and me coupon-t— are so bad? they could go and they couldn't come up with anyamng. — they couldn't come up with anyamng. okay.- they couldn't come up with anything. ©4th 2 they couldn't come up with anything. ©4th ” zg anything. okay, fair enough. let's the back page . let's get to the back page. zeros. duncan, who have you got? well my back page hero . front well my back page hero. front page hero. yeah you've- f g front page hero. yeah you've done the no, me— page hero. yeah you've done the zero. no, the zero— page hero. yeah you've done the zero. no, the zero zero. today's loser— zero. no, the zero zero. today's toeen .— zero. no, the zero zero. today's lose. in— zero. no, the zero zero. today's loser. i'm afraid— zero. no, the zero zero. today's loser. i'm afraid i— zero. no, the zero zero. today's loser. i'm afraid i give you a story— loser. i'm afraid i give you a story unen— loser. i'm afraid i give you a story which made me laugh this week.— story which made me laugh this week. ana— story which made me laugh this week. and it— story which made me laugh this week. and it shouldn't have gone. — week. and it shouldn't have gone. i— week. and it shouldn't have gone. . gne— week. and it shouldn't have done. i give it— week. and it shouldn't have done. i give it to- week. and it shouldn't have done. i give it to the australian- done. i give it to the australian police officer that mea— australian police officer that mea a— australian police officer that fired a taser_ australian police officer that fired a taser at— australian police officer that fired a taser at a— australian police officer that fired a taser at a 95 year old woman in an old— fired a taser at a 95 year old
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woman in an old people's home uno— woman in an old people's home nno nae— woman in an old people's home who was brandishing a knife, a piece— who was brandishing a knife, a piece of— who was brandishing a knife, a piece of cutlery. _ who was brandishing a knife, a piece of cutlery. the reason i give— piece of cutlery. the reason i give ii— piece of cutlery. the reason i give it because— piece of cutlery. the reason i give it because they then had to out— give it because they then had to out ani— give it because they then had to come out and say— give it because they then had to come out and say and admit the poiiee— come out and say and admit the poiiee nai— come out and say and admit the poiiee me to— come out and say and admit the police had to admit that she was coming— police had to admit that she was coming towards— police had to admit that she was coming towards him very slow speed— coming towards him very slow speed . — coming towards him very slow speed . i— coming towards him very slow speed . i inve— coming towards him very slow speed. coming towards him very slow speed . ' e speed. i love australia. and it became a police state during covid and that's not a good example . precious briefly, your example. precious briefly, your back page. i'm afraid i'm going to have to say. phillip schofield— to have to say. phillip schofield now- to have to say. phillip schofield now i- phillip schofield now i know there is to have to say. phillip- schofield now i know there is no evidence— schofield now i know there is no evidence oi— schofield now i know there is no evidence of any— schofield now i know there is no evidence of any rumours or any of me— evidence of any rumours or any of the allegations— evidence of any rumours or any of the allegations and yeah, ite— of the allegations and yeah, its iuu— of the allegations and yeah, its iuu i— of the allegations and yeah, it's just i would— of the allegations and yeah, it's just i would love to hear mom— it's just i would love to hear from nim— it's just i would love to hear from mm to— it's just i would love to hear from him to hear— it's just i would love to hear from him to hear what he has to say— from him to hear what he has to say anom— from him to hear what he has to say about mie— from him to hear what he has to say about this morning. 22 say about this morning. good mum. — say about this morning. good mum. anu— say about this morning. good stuff. and look,— say about this morning. good stuff. and look, only a couple of seconds. katharine birbalsingh, why is she your baddie? she made she made this mad at national mad speech at the national national with conservatism. have they no self—awareness have they got no self—awareness unateoevem— have they got no self—awareness whatsoever? so _ have they got no self—awareness whatsoever? so you _ have they got no self—awareness whatsoever? so you should have the whatsoever? so you should have me pigm— whatsoever? so you should have me nigm io— whatsoever? so you should have the right to take— whatsoever? so you should have the right to take your children out oi— the right to take your children out of none— the right to take your children out of woke schools and over the euuunai— out of woke schools and over the cultural marxism.— out of woke schools and over the cultural marxism. we've gone none— cultural marxism. we've gone none mai— cultural marxism. we've gone woke mad folks— cultural marxism. we've gone woke mad folks back to me . woke mad folks back to me. i'm old woke mad folks back to me. i'm me enough— woke mad folks back to me. i'm me enough ao—
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woke mad folks back to me. i'm old enough to remember when jerry was a conservative. thanks that's amazing. oh, so cruel. headliners is next. we're back tomorrow at nine. oh, hello there. welcome to your gb news neamen— there. welcome to your gb news weather forecast _ there. welcome to your gb news weather forecast from _ ”ifizz; welcome to your gb news weather forecast from the met emce— weather forecast from the met office. im— weather forecast from the met office. i'm craig— weather forecast from the met office. i'm craig snell, looking at office. i'm craig snell, looking a. me— office. i'm craig snell, looking at the second— office. i'm craig snell, looking at the second half— office. i'm craig snell, looking at the second half of the weekend— at the second half of the weekend england and wales, weekend for england and wales, it's weekend for england and wales, ire-ie— weekend for england and wales, it's-be another- it's going to be another fine ani— it's going to be another fine and in— it's going to be another fine and on day.— it's going to be another fine and dry day-for- it's going to be another fine and dry day. for scotland and dry day. but for scotland ani— and dry day. but for scotland and northern— and dry day. but for scotland and northern ireland, we have mie— this weather front which will gnaauaiiy— gradually spread its way eastwards— gradually spread its way eastwards during the next 24 noun. — eastwards during the next 24 noun. eiven— eastwards during the next 24 hours. given spell of rain hours. given a spell of rain nee.— hours. given a spell of rain here-further- hours. given a spell of rain here. further south, the here. but further south, the fine— here. but further south, the fine ani— here. but further south, the fine and in— here. but further south, the fine and dry conditions all eouneey—oi- fine and dry conditions alli courtesy—of high courtesy of an area of high pressure -we end i courtesy of an area of high- pressure -we end saturday, pressure. so as we end saturday, we pressure. so as we end saturday, ne eni— pressure. so as we end saturday, we end on— pressure. so as we end saturday, we end on a fairly— pressure. so as we end saturday, we end on a fairly clear note across england— we end on a fairly clear note across england and wales. but iunnen— across england and wales. but iunnen nonn— across england and wales. but further north you— across england and wales. but further north you can see this nano— further north you can see this band oi— further north you can see this band of ain— further north you can see this band of rain gradually spreading its band of rain gradually spreading in way— band of rain gradually spreading its way eoum— band of rain gradually spreading its way south eastwards across sootiani— its way south eastwards acrossi scotland—ireland. scotland and northern ireland. ine— scotland and northern ireland. pig-pg...— scotland and northern ireland. the-turn briefly- the rain could turn briefly neaww— the rain could turn briefly heavy, especially across the moumam— heavy, especially across the mountains scotland. but under mountains of scotland. but under the mountains of scotland. but under tne-rain— mountains of scotland. but under pig-.gn, no— mountains of scotland. but under the rain, no problems the cloud and rain, no problems newe— the cloud and rain, no problems here-temperatures- the cloud and rain, no problems here temperatures further here with temperatures further eouin — here with temperatures further eoumleouii— here with temperatures further south, could quite south, it could turn quite eniiiw—oi- south, it could turn quitei chilly—of year, chilly for the time of year, eepeeiaiiw— chilly for the time of year, especially some prone especially across some prone epon— especially across some prone spotslthe_ especially across some prone spots the midlands and wales. spots of the midlands and wales. but spots of the midlands and wales. nut-neaiiw— spots of the midlands and wales. nut-neaiiw-ue— spots of the midlands and wales. but-really-us up- spots of the midlands and wales. but-really-us up for- but that really sets us up for anoinen— but that really sets us up for another fine— but that really sets us up for another fine day— but that really sets us up for another fine day across england and-cowa— another fine day across england and-couii iuu- another fine day across england and-could just see- another fine day across england and could just see some and wales. could just see some iow— and wales. could just see some iow eioui— and wales. could just see some low cloud from _ and wales. could just see some low cloud from time to time just affecting— low cloud from time to time just affecting-eastern- low cloud from time to time just affecting eastern coasts. affecting some eastern coasts. nut— affecting some eastern coasts. but-cloudier-
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affecting some eastern coasts. but cloudier skies but really the cloudier skies neeenei— but really the cloudier skies reserved—and. reserved for scotland and women— reserved for scotland and northern -the- reserved for scotland and northern the rain reserved for scotland and- northern -the rain will northern ireland. the rain will weaenw— northern ireland. the rain will weaken-approach- northern ireland. the rain will weaken approach the weaken as we approach the afternoon — weaken as we approach the afternoon. that— weaken as we approach the afternoon. that may allow some iwigmneee— afternoon. that may allow some mignmeee to— afternoon. that may allow some brightness to develop, but on the brightness to develop, but on me wioie— brightness to develop, but on the whole, better— brightness to develop, but on the whole, better the sunshine iunnen— the whole, better the sunshine iunnen-we-ne— the whole, better the sunshine further we're here, we'll further south, we're here, we'll see temperatures— further south, we're here, we'll see temperatures reaching 21 or 22 degrees— see temperatures reaching 21 or 22 degrees into— see temperatures reaching 21 or 22 degrees into the evening. the am— 22 degrees into the evening. the wiii— 22 degrees into the evening. the rain will continue— 22 degrees into the evening. the rain will continue to break up. so rain will continue to break up. so one— rain will continue to break up. so iate— rain will continue to break up. so some late spells of sunshine poeeiiie— so some late spells of sunshine possible across— so some late spells of sunshine possible across parts of seoiiani— possible across parts of scotland and- possible across parts of scotland and northern ireland. but scotland and northern ireland. nut ae— scotland and northern ireland. out as we— scotland and northern ireland. out as we go— scotland and northern ireland. but as we go through the course of me— but as we go through the course of me nignw— but as we go through the course of the night, the— but as we go through the course of the night, the clearer skies neaiiw— of the night, the clearer skies neaiiw aenoee— of the night, the clearer skies really across wales and southwest _ really across wales and southwest england. so, again, newe— southwest england. so, again, nee—oniiiwl here could be another chilly nigm— here could be another chilly nigmleome.— here could be another chilly night come. cloud remain night to come. the cloud remain in mieweu— night to come. the cloud remain in thickest across— night to come. the cloud remain in thickest across eastern seowani. — in thickest across eastern scotland. and— in thickest across eastern scotland. and as we approach woniaw— scotland. and as we approach monday morning— scotland. and as we approach monday morning again , we could monday morning again, we could emi— monday morning again, we could emu-oome— monday morning again, we could still-some patchy— monday morning again, we could still some patchy outbreaks still see some patchy outbreaks of ain— still see some patchy outbreaks of nut— still see some patchy outbreaks of rain. but for— still see some patchy outbreaks of rain. but for most on monday we io— of rain. but for most on monday we do ean— of rain. but for most on monday we do start the— of rain. but for most on monday we do start the new work week. on a— we do start the new work week. on a fairw— we do start the new work week. on a fairly quiet— we do start the new work week. on a fairly quiet note, some good— on a fairly quiet note, some good sunshine— on a fairly quiet note, some good sunshine around, especially for weeiem— good sunshine around, especially for western areas. _ good sunshine around, especially for western areas. hopefully nn— for western areas. hopefully n-n eian— for western areas. hopefully n-n etan to— for western areas. hopefully it'll start to improve as we go into— it'll start to improve as we go no me— it'll start to improve as we go into the afternoon— it'll start to improve as we go into the afternoon across eauem— into the afternoon across eastern scotland and that really een— eastern scotland and that really nee-ion— eastern scotland and that really see-ion a— eastern scotland and that really sets-for a fairly- eastern scotland and that really sets for a fairly quiet sets us up for a fairly quiet epeii—moul sets us up for a fairly quieti spell—most of sets us up for a fairly quiet- spell_most of us spell of weather for most of us as we go— spell of weather for most of us as we go through— spell of weather for most of us as we go through the next few days. — as we go through the next few ways. iueeaaw— as we go through the next few days. tuesday and wednesday look very days. tuesday and wednesday look wew-some— days. tuesday and wednesday look wew-some gooe— days. tuesday and wednesday look very some good spells days. tuesday and wednesday look ve sunshine some good spells days. tuesday and wednesday look ve sunshine and ne good spells days. tuesday and wednesday look ve sunshine and in good spells days. tuesday and wednesday look ve sunshine and in the d spells days. tuesday and wednesday look ve sunshine and in the sunshine of sunshine and in the sunshine it of sunshine and in the sunshine n enouii—
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of sunshine and in the sunshine it should feel— of sunshine and in the sunshine it should feel pleasantly warm out mere— it should feel pleasantly warm out were .—
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i'm ray addison in the newsroom our top story tonight, phillip schofield says he's agreed to step down from itv's flagship daytime show this morning with immediate effect. itv has confirmed he won't be returning despite two decades at the helm . with last thursday's episode being his final appearance . being his final appearance. co—host holly willoughby will not be leaving. she's responded , saying the sofa won't feel the same without him. mr schofield posted on social media saying he wanted to protect the show he loved. it's after his brother, timothy schofield was jailed for 12 years after being convicted of child sex offences . rishi of child sex offences. rishi sunak says the g7 has

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