his sir stephen timms tells his incredible— sir stephen timms tells his incredible story— sir stephen timms tells his incredible story later this hour . it might— incredible story later this hour . it might take— incredible story later this hour . it might take at— incredible story later this hour . it might take at ten with job adverts— . it might take at ten with job adverts and— . it might take at ten with job adverts and theatre performances excluding— adverts and theatre performances excluding people— adverts and theatre performances excluding people based on skin colo— excluding people based on skin colou .— excluding people based on skin l. rc— excluding people based on skin colour. it's so—called anti—racist- colour. it's so—called anti—racist who are the worst offenders— anti—racist who are the worst offenders .— anti—racist who are the worst offenders . the— anti—racist who are the worst offenders . the wise words of offenders. the wise words of rlorrlrr— offenders. the wise words of martin luther— offenders. the wise words of martin luther king feel like a llcrorrr— martin luther king feel like a distant memory— martin luther king feel like a distant memory in 2023 , and this distant memory in 2023, and this curorlcol— distant memory in 2023, and this curprlccl ruc— distant memory in 2023, and this surprised me. brexit supporters are surprised me. brexit supporters loung— surprised me. brexit supporters having o— surprised me. brexit supporters are having a bit— surprised me. brexit supporters are having a bit of a nervous b.e.kdown,_ are having a bit of a nervous breakdown, saying brexit is a llcocror— breakdown, saying brexit is a llcocrcr .— breakdown, saying brexit is a disaster . well,— breakdown, saying brexit is a disaster . well, let me tell you, disaster. well, let me tell you, it's disaster. well, let me tell you, no nor— disaster. well, let me tell you, it's not perfect— disaster. well, let me tell you, it's not perfect ,_ disaster. well, let me tell you, it's not perfect , but we're out it's not perfect, but we're out uro— it's not perfect, but we're out and r-ll— it's not perfect, but we're out and r-ll lo— it's not perfect, but we're out and i'll be launching my staunch lcrcrrcc— and i'll be launching my staunch loroucc or— and i'll be launching my staunch defence of our— and i'll be launching my staunch defence of our departure from the defence of our departure from rrrc bloc— defence of our departure from the bloc after— defence of our departure from the bloc after ._ the bloc after. ten noll— the bloc after. ten now, listen, no one likes the bloc after. ten— now, listen, no one likes sunday rrlglrr— now, listen, no one likes sunday ulglrr locouc— now, listen, no one likes sunday night because you're worried colour— night because you're worried olour worl— night because you're worried about work tomorrow. you're rrylrrg— about work tomorrow. you're rrylrrg ro— about work tomorrow. you're rrylrrg ro gor— about work tomorrow. you're trying to get the_ about work tomorrow. you're trying to get the kids to bed.

woll— trying to get the kids to bed. well rear-e— trying to get the kids to bed. well, that's why— trying to get the kids to bed. well, that's why i am here, because— well, that's why i am here, because mark— well, that's why i am here, because mark dolan tonight is roo— because mark dolan tonight is ruo lroure— because mark dolan tonight is ruo hours or— because mark dolan tonight is two hours of entertaining debate and two hours of entertaining debate one eecooler— two hours of entertaining debate and escapist fun.— two hours of entertaining debate and escapist fun. we've got some big and escapist fun. we've got some lug erorlee— and escapist fun. we've got some lug erorlee .— and escapist fun. we've got some big stories . we've— and escapist fun. we've got some big stories . we've got ann big stories. we've got ann widdecombe_ big stories. we've got ann widdecombe dropping some truth bombe— widdecombe dropping some truth lorrle. arro— widdecombe dropping some truth lorrle. are lu— widdecombe dropping some truth bombs. and in just a moment, i'll bombs. and in just a moment, ll be— bombs. and in just a moment, ll be giving— bombs. and in just a moment, ll be glvlug cry— bombs. and in just a moment, i'll be giving my first on air reeorreep ro— i'll be giving my first on air response to the— i'll be giving my first on air response to the suella braverman elruorlorr.— response to the suella braverman situation. should _ response to the suella braverman situation. should she stay? slroull— situation. should she stay? slroull erre— situation. should she stay? should she find out after the should she go find out after the lreolllrree— should she go find out after the headlines with— should she go find out after the headlines with the excellent ray allleou— headlines with the excellent ray allleou .— headlines with the excellent ray allleou . — headlines with the excellent ray addison . thanks,— headlines with the excellent ray addison . " headlines with the excellent ray addison . rzirrzi; addison. thanks, mark. here's the latest from the gb newsroom. opposition leaders are calling for an investigation station after it was alleged that the home secretary tried to avoid incurring points on her driving licence for speeding last summer . sunday times reports that suella braverman ann asked a civil servant to organise a i to i driving awareness course instead. shadow home secretary yvette cooper described the allegations as shocking, saying ms braverman's role is to uphold the law . when asked about the the law. when asked about the claims, the prime minister declined to publicly defend her.

i don't know the full details of whor— i don't know the full details of wear roe— i don't know the full details of what has happened, nor have i cooler— what has happened, nor have i cooler ro— what has happened, nor have i cooler ro rhe— what has happened, nor have i spoken to the home secretary. i cruel— spoken to the home secretary. i rlrlrrl you— spoken to the home secretary. i rlrlrrl you corr— spoken to the home secretary. i think you can see— spoken to the home secretary. i think you can see firsthand what roe— think you can see firsthand what we leer— think you can see firsthand what we been long— think you can see firsthand what i've been doing over the last day— i've been doing over the last day or— i've been doing over the last day or eo— i've been doing over the last day or so ,— i've been doing over the last day or co , lur— i've been doing over the last day or so , but i— i've been doing over the last day or so , but i understand that day or so, but i understand that ere-e— day or so, but i understand that ere-e-reerer— day or so, but i understand that she's-regret for- she's expressed regret for sorcerer— she's expressed regret for speeding, accepted the penalty and speeding, accepted the penalty orrcl poll— speeding, accepted the penalty and poll rhe— speeding, accepted the penalty and paid the fine— speeding, accepted the penalty and paid the fine . rollin 1?" and paid the fine. well, on the final— and paid the fine. well, on the final day of the g7 summit in japan , world leaders have set japan, world leaders have set out their plans to tackle aggression from china . prime aggression from china. prime minister rishi sunak said that beijing poses the biggest challenge to global security, being the only country with both the means and intent to reshape the means and intent to reshape the world order. us president joe biden said there's complete resolve and unity within the g7 to reduce china's risk to international security . we're international security. we're not looking to f ” we're not looking to decouple from clrlrro. — not looking to decouple from clrlrro. were— not looking to decouple from china. we're looking to de—risk uro— china. we're looking to de—risk one llverelry— china. we're looking to de—risk and diversify our— china. we're looking to de—risk and diversify our relationship urol— and diversify our relationship ulrlr curre— and diversify our relationship with china. that— and diversify our relationship with china. that means taking crepe— with china. that means taking crepe ro— with china. that means taking steps to diversify— with china. that means taking steps to diversify our supply crunc— steps to diversify our supply clrolrrc erro— steps to diversify our supply chains, and we're not so we're nor— chains, and we're not so we're uor lepeuleur— chains, and we're not so we're not dependent on— chains, and we're not so we're not dependent on any one country

for our— not dependent on any one country for necessary— not dependent on any one country for our necessary product. it means resisting— for our necessary product. it means resisting economic coercion together , other and coercion together, other and courrrerlrre— coercion together, other and countering harmful practises reor— countering harmful practises rlror hurr— countering harmful practises that hurt our— countering harmful practises that hurt our workers. it means prorecrlrrg— that hurt our workers. it means prorecrlrrg o— that hurt our workers. it means protecting a narrow set of advanced— protecting a narrow set of advanced technologies critical for advanced technologies critical ror our— advanced technologies critical for our national— advanced technologies critical for our national security . for our national security. well. — for our national security. well. rhe— for our national security. well, the president- for our national security. well, the president of- for our national security. well, the president of ukraine has addressed world leaders at the g7 summit, saying that he's confident kyiv peace formula does have the potential to prevent future wars. he's thanked western allies for their ongoing support , including ongoing support, including receiving american made f—16 fighterjets receiving american made f—16 fighter jets and the training of ukrainian pilots. fighter jets and the training of ukrainian pilots . volodymyr ukrainian pilots. volodymyr zelenskyy also dismissed claims that the russian mercenary wagner group has captured the city of bakhmut . back here, city of bakhmut. back here, three people have been taken to hospital after a double decker bus hit a bridge in glasgow . the bus hit a bridge in glasgow. the vehicle struck the underside of a railway bridge in tradeston earlier on, shearing its roof off and becoming wedged stuck. police temporarily closed a number of roads while passengers were treated at the scene. all

trains were stopped and engineers from network rail scotland were brought in to check that the bridge was safe to reopen . the prince of wales to reopen. the prince of wales has joined royal navy submariners preparing to take on a transatlantic rowing challenge. the duke of cambridge released a video earlier of his visit to a training session, organised by the hms audacious crew. in 2019. they began raising money to support the mental health of colleagues . so mental health of colleagues. so far, they've raised over £110,000. we're on tv online on dab+ radio and on tune in to this is gb news. back now to mr dolan . dolan. i've dolan. i l i've got dolor. — i i've got producer dolan. i've got producer maria - i've got producer maria olrecror— - i've got producer maria director jane.— . i've got producer maria director jane. i'm- . i've got producer maria directorjane. i'm on- i've got producer maria directorjane. i'm on my best lelrovlour— directorjane. i'm on my best behaviour. welcome to mark dolan roulelrr— behaviour. welcome to mark dolan roulelrr lu— behaviour. welcome to mark dolan roulglrr lrr my— behaviour. welcome to mark dolan tonight in my opinion, forget olour— tonight in my opinion, forget olour rue— tonight in my opinion, forget

about the speeding . fine. suella about the speeding. fine. suella rroverrror le— about the speeding. fine. suella braverman is great crime is rrylrg— braverman is great crime is rryrrg ro— braverman is great crime is rryrrg ro bring— braverman is great crime is trying to bring down immigration , rocllrg— trying to bring down immigration , backing brexit— trying to bring down immigration , backing brexit and taking on the , backing brexit and taking on rre role— , backing brexit and taking on the woke taliban. this non—story orrourer— the woke taliban. this non—story orrourer ro— the woke taliban. this non—story orrourer o o— the woke taliban. this non—story amounts to a coup— the woke taliban. this non—story amounts to a coup and sunak must coord— amounts to a coup and sunak must scare me— amounts to a coup and sunak must stand his ground— amounts to a coup and sunak must stand his ground and he must erorl— stand his ground and he must score by— stand his ground and he must score by me— stand his ground and he must stand by his home secretary or he stand by his home secretary or re lull— stand by his home secretary or re ulll lose— stand by his home secretary or he will lose the— stand by his home secretary or he will lose the next election. rror— he will lose the next election. re re— he will lose the next election. re re cry— he will lose the next election. rror re cry org— he will lose the next election. that is my big opinion in just a rrorrerr — that is my big opinion in just a rrorrerr rr— that is my big opinion in just a moment. in the— that is my big opinion in just a moment. in the big story, i'll be oellrg— moment. in the big story, i'll be asking should— moment. in the big story, i'll be asking should suella braverman— be asking should suella braverman be resigning over the creellrg— braverman be resigning over the ereeorrg rlre— braverman be resigning over the ereeorrg rrre .— braverman be resigning over the speeding fine . i'm— braverman be resigning over the speeding fine . i'm fascinated by speeding fine. i'm fascinated by the speeding fine. i'm fascinated by rre queer— speeding fine. i'm fascinated by rre gueer or— speeding fine. i'm fascinated by the guest on that. _ speeding fine. i'm fascinated by the guest on that. we've got rlcl— the guest on that. we've got nick freeman,— the guest on that. we've got nick freeman, mr loophole , a top nick freeman, mr loophole, a top louver,— nick freeman, mr loophole, a top lawyerr ro— nick freeman, mr loophole, a top lawyerr ro cell— nick freeman, mr loophole, a top lawyer, to tell us— nick freeman, mr loophole, a top lawyer, to tell us whether braverman actually did anything ore— braverman actually did anything org alco— braverman actually did anything wrong. also tonight, i'll be creolrre— wrong. also tonight, i'll be creolrrg ro— wrong. also tonight, i'll be creolrrg ro o— wrong. also tonight, i'll be speaking to a young person who dares— speaking to a young person who dares ro— speaking to a young person who dares ro rove— speaking to a young person who dares to have traditional small c conservative— dares to have traditional small c conservative views. he broke ore— c conservative views. he broke rre rrrerrer— c conservative views. he broke the internet with— c conservative views. he broke the internet with this speech at a conference earlier in the reel.— a conference earlier in the reel. role— a conference earlier in the reel. role o— a conference earlier in the week. take a listen . "g week. take a listen. throughout the world, we're seeing the rise of a new, dangerous ideology . of a new, dangerous ideology. erg woke wokeism has infected western civilisations under the guise of liberalism . well, ken guise of liberalism. well, ken rlocluell— guise of liberalism. well, ken blackwell has—

guise of liberalism. well, ken blackwell has since- lg c well, ken blackwell has since been dumped by me— blackwell has since been dumped by his so—called_ blackwell has since been dumped by his so—called friends. he celle— by his so—called friends. he relle rle— by his so—called friends. he tells his extraordinary story lacer— tells his extraordinary story lorer, roy— tells his extraordinary story later, my mark— tells his extraordinary story later, my mark meets guest is the later, my mark meets guest is rre rur— later, my mark meets guest is re rrr uro— later, my mark meets guest is the mp who survived a murder errerrrr— the mp who survived a murder errerrrr ry— the mp who survived a murder errerrrr by or— the mp who survived a murder attempt by an islamic extremist in attempt by an islamic extremist lr zero.— attempt by an islamic extremist lr zero. re— attempt by an islamic extremist in 2010. he came— attempt by an islamic extremist in 2010. he came that close to relrg— in 2010. he came that close to rerrg roller— in 2010. he came that close to being stabbed to— in 2010. he came that close to being stabbed to death. he has coerc— being stabbed to death. he has ererr oo— being stabbed to death. he has ererr so years— being stabbed to death. he has spent 30 years in— being stabbed to death. he has spent 30 years in parliament and ree— spent 30 years in parliament and res r— spent 30 years in parliament and he's seen it all.— spent 30 years in parliament and he's seen it all. so— spent 30 years in parliament and he's seen it all. so stephen rlrrrre— he's seen it all. so stephen rlrrrre rur— he's seen it all. so stephen timms mp joins— he's seen it all. so stephen timms mp joins us shortly. in my role— timms mp joins us shortly. in my role or— timms mp joins us shortly. in my role or rer— timms mp joins us shortly. in my take at ten with— timms mp joins us shortly. in my take at ten with job— timms mp joins us shortly. in my take at ten with job adverts and rreorre— take at ten with job adverts and theatre performances excluding people— theatre performances excluding reorle racer— theatre performances excluding people based on— theatre performances excluding people based on skin colour, lr-e— people based on skin colour, it's so—called_ people based on skin colour, it's so—called anti—racists who cre— it's so—called anti—racists who rre wore— it's so—called anti—racists who are the worst offenders? the worde— are the worst offenders? the wise words of— are the worst offenders? the wise words of martin luther king feel wise words of martin luther king reel llle— wise words of martin luther king reel llle o— wise words of martin luther king feel like a distant— wise words of martin luther king feel like a distant memory , and feel like a distant memory, and re— feel like a distant memory, and this surprised— feel like a distant memory, and this surprised me.— feel like a distant memory, and this surprised me. brexit eurrorrere— this surprised me. brexit supporters are having a bit of a reourv— supporters are having a bit of a nervous breakdown , saying brexit nervous breakdown, saying brexit is a nervous breakdown, saying brexit re o lleoerer— nervous breakdown, saying brexit re o lleoerer .— nervous breakdown, saying brexit is a disaster. look,— nervous breakdown, saying brexit is a disaster. look, it's not perfect— is a disaster. look, it's not perfect rur— is a disaster. look, it's not perfect, but we- is a disaster. look, it's not perfect, but we are out. i'll be lourcrlrg— perfect, but we are out. i'll be lourcrrrg cry— perfect, but we are out. i'll be launching my staunch defence of our launching my staunch defence of rerorure— launching my staunch defence of our departure from _ launching my staunch defence of our departure from the bloc orrer— our departure from the bloc errer reroo— our departure from the bloc after 10:00 and— our departure from the bloc after 10:00 and i've got the after10:00 and i've got the rurrerre— after10:00 and i've got the rurrerre ro— after10:00 and i've got the numbers to back- after 10:00 and i've got the numbers to back it up tonight . numbers to back it up tonight. right — numbers to back it up tonight. right. newsmaker is the formidable— right. newsmaker is the formidable ann widdecombe, uro-ll— formidable ann widdecombe, uro-ll re— formidable ann widdecombe, who'll be tackling the big scorec— who'll be tackling the big scores or— who'll be tackling the big stories of the— who'll be tackling the big stories of the day in her unique ore— stories of the day in her unique and ro— stories of the day in her unique and no nonsense—

stories of the day in her unique and no nonsense way. a roeclrorlrg— and no nonsense way. a fascinating question for ann rorlgrr— fascinating question for ann rorlerr .— fascinating question for ann rorrgrr . lorry— fascinating question for ann tonight. today is the day where the tonight. today is the day where rre rorlee— tonight. today is the day where the tories are— tonight. today is the day where the tories are longer in power rror— the tories are longer in power rror reu— the tories are longer in power than new labour.— the tories are longer in power than new labour. so have they recrea— than new labour. so have they urerel ro— than new labour. so have they wasted 13 years— than new labour. so have they wasted 13 years of— than new labour. so have they wasted 13 years of power? i'll be oellrg— wasted 13 years of power? i'll be asking ann— wasted 13 years of power? i'll be asking ann mark dolan tonight is be asking ann mark dolan tonight re re— be asking ann mark dolan tonight re re rorre— be asking ann mark dolan tonight re re rorre or— be asking ann mark dolan tonight is the home of the— be asking ann mark dolan tonight is the home of the papers with tomorrow's front— is the home of the papers with tomorrow's front pages at exocrly— tomorrow's front pages at exactly 1030 _ tomorrow's front pages at exactly 1030 with three top purule— exactly 1030 with three top rurrrre rro — exactly 1030 with three top pundits who haven't been told urol— pundits who haven't been told uror ro— pundits who haven't been told uror ro coy— pundits who haven't been told what to say and— pundits who haven't been told what to say and who don't follow the what to say and who don't follow rre script-— what to say and who don't follow the script. something you might rove— the script. something you might have discovered— the script. something you might have discovered if— the script. something you might have discovered if you watched leer— have discovered if you watched leer rlgrr-e— have discovered if you watched last night's show.— have discovered if you watched last night's show. tonight, an urcoro— last night's show. tonight, an uncata rees—mogg. nigel nelson and argelo— uncata rees—mogg. nigel nelson and angela epstein on tonight, i'll and angela epstein on tonight, ll be— and angela epstein on tonight, ll be oellre— and angela epstein on tonight, i'll be asking the— and angela epstein on tonight, i'll be asking the pundits, can lorour— i'll be asking the pundits, can lorour ru— i'll be asking the pundits, can labour fix the— i'll be asking the pundits, can labour fix the nhs as the ooyerrrrerr— labour fix the nhs as the government boost the rights of rererr— government boost the rights of rererr ro— government boost the rights of renters to have— government boost the rights of renters to have animals at home? is renters to have animals at home? re rovlre— renters to have animals at home? re rovlre o— renters to have animals at home? re royrrg o per— renters to have animals at home? re royrrg o per o— renters to have animals at home? is having a pet a human rights are— is having a pet a human rights are rove— is having a pet a human rights and have brits— is having a pet a human rights and have brits fallen out of love— and have brits fallen out of love rlrr— and have brits fallen out of love with foreign holidays ? plus love with foreign holidays? plus you— love with foreign holidays? plus your errollc— love with foreign holidays? plus your emails, especially the spicy— your emails, especially the errcy ore— your emails, especially the spicy ones? mark gbnews.uk. this crou— spicy ones? mark gbnews.uk. this crow roe— spicy ones? mark gbnews.uk. this crow roe o— spicy ones? mark gbnews.uk. this show has a golden— spicy ones? mark gbnews.uk. this show has a golden rule . we don't show has a golden rule. we don't do boring-— show has a golden rule. we don't do rorlre. roo— show has a golden rule. we don't do boring. not on— show has a golden rule. we don't do boring. not on my watch. i lucr— do boring. not on my watch. i luer olor-r— do boring. not on my watch. i just won't have— do boring. not on my watch. i just won't have it.— do boring. not on my watch. i just won't have it. lots to get rrrouer.— just won't have it. lots to get rrrougr. r— just won't have it. lots to get rrrougr. rr le— just won't have it. lots to get through. it is sunday night. rer-e— through. it is sunday night. ler-e rove— through. it is sunday night. ler-e rove o—

through. it is sunday night. let's have a chuckle along the ray.— let's have a chuckle along the way. our— let's have a chuckle along the way. our orre— let's have a chuckle along the way. but some big— let's have a chuckle along the way. but some big debates. first up, my— way. but some big debates. first up, my big— way. but some big debates. first ”po my big opinion— way. but some big debates. first up, my big opinion. way. but some big debates. first up, my big opinion . what a week up, my big opinion. what a week erer— up, my big opinion. what a week erer ore— up, my big opinion. what a week erer rre rorry— up, my big opinion. what a week after the harry and— up, my big opinion. what a week after the harry and meghan car croee— after the harry and meghan car croee croo— after the harry and meghan car chase that never— after the harry and meghan car chase that never was another ror—erory— chase that never was another non—story befalls us. home secrerory— non—story befalls us. home secretary suella— non—story befalls us. home secretary suella braverman gets lore— secretary suella braverman gets lore for— secretary suella braverman gets done for speeding— secretary suella braverman gets done for speeding inquires urerrer— done for speeding inquires whether she— done for speeding inquires whether she can avoid the points and whether she can avoid the points are rryorely— whether she can avoid the points and privately decide to accept the and privately decide to accept rre rolrre— and privately decide to accept the points and— and privately decide to accept the points and pay a small fine. it's the points and pay a small fine. no roo— the points and pay a small fine. it's not exactly— the points and pay a small fine. it's not exactly crime of the cerrury— it's not exactly crime of the cerrury ,— it's not exactly crime of the cerrury , le— it's not exactly crime of the century , is it?— it's not exactly crime of the century , is it? in- it's not exactly crime of the century , is it? in fact, even century, is it? in fact, even cre— century, is it? in fact, even rre roller— century, is it? in fact, even the holier than— century, is it? in fact, even the holier than thou ultra woke arcrrleror— the holier than thou ultra woke arcrrleror or— the holier than thou ultra woke archbishop of canterbury got lrro— archbishop of canterbury got lrro for— archbishop of canterbury got into far more— archbishop of canterbury got into far more trouble after not reerororrg— into far more trouble after not reerororrg ro— into far more trouble after not responding to several letters colour— responding to several letters olour o— responding to several letters about a similar— responding to several letters about a similar speeding orrerce.— about a similar speeding offence. he— about a similar speeding offence. he was dragged into cour— offence. he was dragged into courr ero— offence. he was dragged into court and fined— offence. he was dragged into court and fined over £500. no reeorlve— court and fined over £500. no negative headlines there though. no negative headlines there though. ro colle— negative headlines there though. no calls for— negative headlines there though. no calls for his— negative headlines there though. no calls for his resignation. rur— no calls for his resignation. our or— no calls for his resignation. but of course— no calls for his resignation. but of course he's on the correcr— but of course he's on the correct side— but of course he's on the correct side of- but of course he's on the correct side of the political erecrrurr. — correct side of the political spectrum. suella braverman's. creol— spectrum. suella braverman's. great misdemeanour is not lrcrlrg— great misdemeanour is not lrcrlrg oer— great misdemeanour is not inching over the speed limit

olor— inching over the speed limit our zo— inching over the speed limit with 20 mile— inching over the speed limit with 20 mile an— inching over the speed limit with 20 mile an hour zones cre— with 20 mile an hour zones across the country, it's almost lrrroeelrle— across the country, it's almost impossible not— across the country, it's almost impossible not to— across the country, it's almost impossible not to get caught rreee— impossible not to get caught rreee laye— impossible not to get caught these days. no.— impossible not to get caught these days. no. her great crime is these days. no. her great crime re rer— these days. no. her great crime re rer recre— these days. no. her great crime is her desire to— these days. no. her great crime is her desire to tackle illegal rrrrrrgrorlor— is her desire to tackle illegal immigration with a rwanda plan, erer,— immigration with a rwanda plan, urlcr, rrouer— immigration with a rwanda plan, which, though not— immigration with a rwanda plan, which, though not perfect, is leelerel— which, though not perfect, is reergrel ro— which, though not perfect, is designed to act— which, though not perfect, is designed to act as a disincentive- designed to act as a disincentive to criminal gangs uro— disincentive to criminal gangs rro rrorrlc— disincentive to criminal gangs who traffic human beings for prom. — who traffic human beings for prorrr. wrec— who traffic human beings for profit. what a— who traffic human beings for profit. what a monster. she must be e— profit. what a monster. she must be e rorre— profit. what a monster. she must be a home secretary that wants to be a home secretary that wants ro erroce— be a home secretary that wants to enforce the— be a home secretary that wants to enforce the borders of this courrry— to enforce the borders of this courrry err— to enforce the borders of this country and prioritise those gerurrely— country and prioritise those gerurrely lr— country and prioritise those genuinely in need of asylum versus those— genuinely in need of asylum versus those breaking the rules err— versus those breaking the rules are re— versus those breaking the rules are re lou— versus those breaking the rules and the law to— versus those breaking the rules and the law to cross the channel on and the law to cross the channel or emoll— and the law to cross the channel on small boats— and the law to cross the channel on small boats ._ and the law to cross the channel on small boats . well, we've seen on small boats. well, we've seen me— on small boats. well, we've seen me before — on small boats. well, we've seen this before. they— on small boats. well, we've seen this before. they got priti rarel— this before. they got priti rerel ,— this before. they got priti patel , didn't— this before. they got priti patel , didn't they? and then patel, didn't they? and then rrey— patel, didn't they? and then rrey gor— patel, didn't they? and then some. they got dominic raab llclroxlrg— some. they got dominic raab kickboxing cabinet minister. they— kickboxing cabinet minister. rrey gove— kickboxing cabinet minister. rrey goye rlrr— kickboxing cabinet minister. they gave him the karate chop ero— they gave him the karate chop err ro— they gave him the karate chop err rre— they gave him the karate chop and now the civil— they gave him the karate chop and now the civil service who clearly— and now the civil service who were clearly behind this leaked erory— were clearly behind this leaked erory .— were clearly behind this leaked erory . ore— were clearly behind this leaked erory . rue rove— were clearly behind this leaked story . we have braverman in story. we have braverman in rrelr— story. we have braverman in rrelr curre— story. we have braverman in their sights. she— story. we have braverman in their sights. she will have rurrrer— their sights. she will have further sparked their ire with a ereecr — further sparked their ire with a ereecr or— further sparked their ire with a ereecr at o— further sparked their ire with a speech at a conservative

conference earlier in the week in conference earlier in the week lr urlcr— conference earlier in the week in which outrageously she said rror— in which outrageously she said that patriotism _ in which outrageously she said that patriotism is— in which outrageously she said that patriotism is a good thing err— that patriotism is a good thing and rror— that patriotism is a good thing are re ro— that patriotism is a good thing and that no one— that patriotism is a good thing and that no one should be judged by cre— and that no one should be judged by rre colour— and that no one should be judged by the colour of— and that no one should be judged by the colour of their skin . of by the colour of their skin. of course, that's— by the colour of their skin. of course, that's too— by the colour of their skin. of course, that's too much for the role — course, that's too much for the role ellree— course, that's too much for the woke elites who— course, that's too much for the woke elites who dominate our corrororlore— woke elites who dominate our corrororlore ,— woke elites who dominate our corporations , the— woke elites who dominate our corporations , the media and the corporations, the media and the rurllc— corporations, the media and the rurllc ecorr— corporations, the media and the rurlrc ecorr .— corporations, the media and the public sector . they hate public sector. they hate braverman— public sector. they hate braverman and everything she erorle— braverman and everything she scores for.— braverman and everything she stands for. how— braverman and everything she stands for. how pathetic that the stands for. how pathetic that re prece— stands for. how pathetic that the press should— stands for. how pathetic that the press should seek to ask queerlore— the press should seek to ask questions about— the press should seek to ask questions about this very rrlvlol— questions about this very trivial matter— questions about this very trivial matter to the prime rrlrlerer— trivial matter to the prime minister at— trivial matter to the prime minister at the— trivial matter to the prime minister at the tail end of the international— minister at the tail end of the international g7— minister at the tail end of the international g7 conference. rrere-e— international g7 conference. rrere-e o— international g7 conference. rrere-e u wer— international g7 conference. there's a war in— international g7 conference. there's a war in ukraine which is there's a war in ukraine which to coerce— there's a war in ukraine which is costing lives— there's a war in ukraine which is costing lives ,_ there's a war in ukraine which is costing lives , impacting is costing lives, impacting supw— is costing lives, impacting supply chains— is costing lives, impacting supply chains and elevator , the supply chains and elevator, the coer— supply chains and elevator, the cool or— supply chains and elevator, the cool or energy.— supply chains and elevator, the cost of energy. and there is crlro— cost of energy. and there is crlro recr— cost of energy. and there is china fast becoming the world's rrelorrlrorr— china fast becoming the world's predominant superpower , which predominant superpower, which has predominant superpower, which roe rectors— predominant superpower, which roe oeergre or— predominant superpower, which has designs on taking back return,— has designs on taking back roluor, o— has designs on taking back taiwan, a move— has designs on taking back taiwan, a move which could rorerrrolly— taiwan, a move which could potentially spark a third world rur— potentially spark a third world our our— potentially spark a third world war. but our wonderful journalists— war. but our wonderful journalists choose to focus on braverman doing— journalists choose to focus on braverman doing 23in a 20. well trey— braverman doing 23in a 20. well rrey cr— braverman doing 23in a 20. well rrey lo— braverman doing 23in a 20. well rrey lo ore— braverman doing 23in a 20. well they can do one. this non story, urlcr— they can do one. this non story, urlcr roe— they can do one. this non story, which has nothing— they can do one. this non story, which has nothing to do with the coer— which has nothing to do with the cool or— which has nothing to do with the cool of lore— which has nothing to do with the cost of living crisis— which has nothing to do with the cost of living crisis and the recr— cost of living crisis and the fact trol—

cost of living crisis and the fact that many— cost of living crisis and the fact that many people watching and llererlrg— fact that many people watching and listening to— fact that many people watching and listening to this show are errugglrrg— and listening to this show arei errugglrrg—rreer and listening to this show are. struggling—meet . struggling to make ends meet. it's struggling to make ends meet. to o— struggling to make ends meet. to o erre— struggling to make ends meet. to o eroe-o— struggling to make ends meet. it's a side-a soap- struggling to make ends meet. it's a side a soap opera, it's a side show, a soap opera, ore— it's a side show, a soap opera, and r— it's a side show, a soap opera, and tr roe— it's a side show, a soap opera, and it has parallels with the establishment— and it has parallels with the establishment media's obsession ultr— establishment media's obsession urrr rorrygore— establishment media's obsession urrr rorrygore .— establishment media's obsession with partygate . but suella with partygate. but suella braverman means great crime is rureulre— braverman means great crime is rureurrg rollclee— braverman means great crime is pursuing policies. a majority of the pursuing policies. a majority of re error— pursuing policies. a majority of the british people want to see rapper— the british people want to see rorrer .— the british people want to see rorrer . rer— the british people want to see happen . her great crime is happen. her great crime is rerreeerrrrg— happen. her great crime is representing you and me, the greet— representing you and me, the great unwashed— representing you and me, the great unwashed ,_ representing you and me, the great unwashed , and honouring a great unwashed, and honouring a rrorlreero— great unwashed, and honouring a manifesto commitment meant to correctly— manifesto commitment meant to correcrly rolrce— manifesto commitment meant to correctly police our— manifesto commitment meant to correctly police our borders . correctly police our borders. rte— correctly police our borders. to or— correctly police our borders. it's an important test of rishi surel— it's an important test of rishi sunak mettle— it's an important test of rishi sunak mettle to— it's an important test of rishi sunak mettle to stand by this woman because— sunak mettle to stand by this woman because although she's rourlrely— woman because although she's routinely vilified— woman because although she's routinely vilified by the press, it's routinely vilified by the press, lr-e cry— routinely vilified by the press, to cry rue— routinely vilified by the press, it's my view she— routinely vilified by the press, it's my view she is his greatest reser— it's my view she is his greatest asset .— it's my view she is his greatest asset . rur— it's my view she is his greatest asset . our r— it's my view she is his greatest asset . but if she— it's my view she is his greatest asset . but if she goes rishi asset. but if she goes rishi surel— asset. but if she goes rishi surol roe— asset. but if she goes rishi sunak has got— asset. but if she goes rishi sunak has got no chance of winning— sunak has got no chance of wrrrrrg rre— sunak has got no chance of winning the next election. the suello— winning the next election. the suella braverman speeding story is a suella braverman speeding story to o erory— suella braverman speeding story to o erory ,— suella braverman speeding story to o erory , o— suella braverman speeding story is a non story , a distraction is a non story, a distraction err— is a non story, a distraction are re— is a non story, a distraction and it's driving— is a non story, a distraction and it's driving me around the rero— and it's driving me around the bend .—

bend. brilliant rero- brilliant stuff. rero— brilliant stuff. your reaction, oleoee. — brilliant stuff. your reaction, please. should— brilliant stuff. your reaction, please. should she stay? should she please. should she stay? should ere 90?— please. should she stay? should ere 90? rror-e— please. should she stay? should she go? that's the— please. should she stay? should she go? that's the topic of our reor— she go? that's the topic of our rexr roll — she go? that's the topic of our next poll no— she go? that's the topic of our next poll. do check it out on roller.— next poll. do check it out on rrlrrer. r-ll— next poll. do check it out on twitter. i'll get— next poll. do check it out on twitter. i'll get to- next poll. do check it out on twitter. i'll get to your email erorrly— twitter. i'll get to your email erorrly .— twitter. i'll get to your email erorrly . rlrer— twitter. i'll get to your email shortly . first reaction from my shortly. first reaction from my rorroerlc— shortly. first reaction from my fantastic pundits— shortly. first reaction from my fantastic pundits tonight, rorrrer— fantastic pundits tonight, former mep_ fantastic pundits tonight, former mep and political commentator— former mep and political commentator annunziata rees—mogg . gb commentator annunziata rees—mogg . er rere— commentator annunziata rees—mogg . er rere le— commentator annunziata rees—mogg . gb news is senior— commentator annunziata rees—mogg . gb news is senior political commentator— . gb news is senior political commentator nigel nelson and tourroller— commentator nigel nelson and tourroller err— commentator nigel nelson and journalist and broadcaster areelo— journalist and broadcaster angela epstein . angela, welcome angela epstein. angela, welcome recl— angela epstein. angela, welcome back ro— angela epstein. angela, welcome back ro morl— angela epstein. angela, welcome back to mark dolan tonight. rrorl— back to mark dolan tonight. rrorl you— back to mark dolan tonight. thank you for— back to mark dolan tonight. thank you for having me. this is a thank you for having me. this is o ror—erory— thank you for having me. this is o ror—erory ,— thank you for having me. this is a non—story , isn't— thank you for having me. this is a non—story , isn't it? c ”cacao a non—story, isn't it? it really is a non—story, isn't it? it really to r— a non—story, isn't it? it really is a non—story. i mean,- a non—story, isn't it? c ”cacao i mean, look, is a non—story. i mean, look, rrere— is a non—story. i mean, look, rrere le— is a non—story. i mean, look, rrere to or— is a non—story. i mean, look, there is an issue— is a non—story. i mean, look, there is an issue about- o“ :o”«r i mean, look, there is an issue about the ministerial— there is an issue about the ministerial code, obviously, but in ministerial code, obviously, but lr rerrre— ministerial code, obviously, but in terms-actual- ministerial code, obviously, but in terms actual the nuts in terms of the actual the nuts are— in terms of the actual the nuts and role— in terms of the actual the nuts and rolls or— in terms of the actual the nuts and bolts of the— in terms of the actual the nuts and bolts of the legalities lrvolvel— and bolts of the legalities involved in— and bolts of the legalities involved in her, in her breaking the involved in her, in her breaking rre lou— involved in her, in her breaking rre lou ore— involved in her, in her breaking the law and speeding, she there is the law and speeding, she there to rorrlrg— the law and speeding, she there is nothing legally— the law and speeding, she there is nothing legally that she's lore— is nothing legally that she's lore urore— is nothing legally that she's done wrong that any of us could rove— done wrong that any of us could rove lore— done wrong that any of us could rove lore r— done wrong that any of us could have done if we'd— done wrong that any of us could have done if we'd been caught lolrg— have done if we'd been caught doing whatever— have done if we'd been caught doing whatever it— have done if we'd been caught doing whatever it was in a in a 20.— doing whatever it was in a in a 20. — doing whatever it was in a in a 20. nelrrer— doing whatever it was in a in a 20. -either-offered. 20. you either get offered a course if it's your first offence years, or

offence in three years, or there's and the there's the points and the and there's the points and the and the penalty goes with that. the penalty that goes with that. and what she requested was a was a private 1 to 1 which actually the providers are not the course providers are not sort offering sort of immune to offering because they recognise if because they recognise that if somebody suella braverman somebody like suella braverman and john coming into your and elton john coming into your speed class, you're speed awareness class, you're not going listening. not going to be listening. and i did of these about ten years did one of these about ten years ago. you're going listen did one of these about ten years agthe ou're going listen did one of these about ten years agtheou'rebangingtg listen did one of these about ten years agthe ou'rebanging on listen did one of these about ten years agthe ou'rebanging on listethe to the guy banging on about the fact if there's three fact that if there's three lampposts, four feet apart, then, this, then, you know, do this, that and all really and the other. all really important and the other. all really impverytt and the other. all really impvery good for your driving it's very good for your driving . it does your driving, . it does improve your driving, but know, elton's but you know, elton's sitting there whomever . but you know, elton's sitting there whomever. i'm not there or whomever. i'm not suggesting got a speeding suggesting he's got a speeding offence, but whoever is , offence, but whoever it is, isn't the world tedious and you have to be so careful. everything not not here everything you say. not not here you don't. okay. right. no coveoer— you don't. okay. right. no caveats here. _ you don't. okay. right. no caveats here. no- co“ c okay. right. no caveats here. no apologies. so it's—right?- caveats here. no apologies. so lr-o—rlorce so- it's a distraction, right? so there's it's a two way there's actually it's a two way street here. you know, she might there's actually it's a two way street he|1. you know, she might there's actually it's a two way street he|1 to ou know, she might there's actually it's a two way street he|1 to 11 know, she might there's actually it's a two way street he|1 to 1 because he might there's actually it's a two way street he|1 to 1 because it'snight want the 1 to 1 because it's politically exposed and she can do without fuss. and do it without all the fuss. and also, comes with also, imagine she comes in with all security brief that go all the security brief that go with would been a pain with her would have been a pain in so it is in the neck. so it is a non—story. and this is just literally obviously trojan literally obviously a trojan horse by those want to see

horse by those who want to see her downfall . well, yes. i mean, her downfall. well, yes. i mean, this has got civil— her downfall. well, yes. i mean, this has got civil service- imean, this has got civil service blog rrlrrer— this has got civil service blog urlrrer oll— this has got civil service blog written all over— this has got civil service blog written all over it, hasn't it? they— written all over it, hasn't it? rrey-our. - written all over it, hasn't it? they-out. well,l written all over it, hasn't it?l they-out. well, her written all over it, hasn't it?- they-out. well, her big they want her out. well, her big mistake asking civil mistake was asking the civil service that they gave them a reason out to get her. and reason to be out to get her. and they really to be. i'm they really want to be. i'm disappointed that it's come out in this it's convenient in this way and it's convenient timing, can't say i'm timing, but i can't say i'm surprised because, as you say, angela, it's a complete non—story that you get a choice points or cause she wanted to do the course , but she wanted to do the course, but she wanted to do it out of the public eye. i don't think personally it would have mattered. it is only zoom . have mattered. it is only zoom. it was a question she didn't try to avoid it. nigel, i've got a feeling you're going to put a spannerin feeling you're going to put a spanner in the works. i certainly now. mean , the certainly am now. i mean, the whole is we don't know whole thing is we don't know yet. don't know what whether yet. we don't know what whether she actually the she actually breached the ministerial i don't think ministerial code. i don't think so. i ministerial code. i don't think r cor-r— ministerial code. i don't think r cor-r eee— " f: i don't think so. i can't see anything. the rrlrlererlol— so. i can't see anything. the ministerial code,— so. i can't see anything. the ministerial code, would so. i can't see anything. the minis'arial code, would so. i can't see anything. the minis'a thingrde, would so. i can't see anything. the minis'a thingrde, this would so. i can't see anything. the minis'a thingrde, this , would so. i can't see anything. the minis'a thingrde, this , but ld so. i can't see anything. the minis'a thingrde, this , but her cover a thing like this, but her tuooerrerr— cover a thing like this, but her tuooerrerr le— cover a thing like this, but her judgement is completely awry. rere— judgement is completely awry. here you— judgement is completely awry. here you cannot,— judgement is completely awry. here you cannot, as home secretory— here you cannot, as home secrerory ,— here you cannot, as home secrerory , oer— here you cannot, as home secretary , ask for special secretary, ask for special rreorrrerr— secretary, ask for special treatment ._ secretary, ask for special treatment . when you've broken treatment. when you've broken the treatment. when you've broken rre loll— treatment. when you've broken rre loll you—

treatment. when you've broken the law, you must— treatment. when you've broken the law, you must accept the rerolry— the law, you must accept the same penalty as— the law, you must accept the same penalty as anybody else does.— same penalty as anybody else does. aro— same penalty as anybody else does. and she— same penalty as anybody else does. and she also she missed a rrlcl. — does. and she also she missed a rrlcl. sre— does. and she also she missed a rrlcl. sre olo— does. and she also she missed a trick. she did what— does. and she also she missed a trick. she did what she. no, she olor-r.— trick. she did what she. no, she olor-r. wrot— trick. she did what she. no, she didn't. what she— trick. she did what she. no, she didn't. what she wanted was she uorreo— didn't. what she wanted was she worreo o— didn't. what she wanted was she worreo o r— didn't. what she wanted was she worreo o r ro— didn't. what she wanted was she worreo o r o r— didn't. what she wanted was she wanted a 1 to 1 with— didn't. what she wanted was she wanted a 1 to 1 with with with re— wanted a 1 to 1 with with with the instructor— wanted a 1 to 1 with with with the instructor ,_ wanted a 1 to 1 with with with the instructor , which is exactly the instructor, which is exactly the instructor, which is exactly rre oe— the instructor, which is exactly the same course— the instructor, which is exactly the same course that everyone else— the same course that everyone else roe. — the same course that everyone else roe. ver— the same course that everyone else has. yes. but— the same course that everyone else has. “on; for; else has. yes. but there's no reason why she shouldn't join the course and part of the course, as far as i understand it, that you are with other it, is that you are with other people. well, it, is that you are with other people . well, she also missed people. well, she also missed a trick,— people. well, she also missed a rrlclllrrlrl— people. well, she also missed a trick,ithink angela— well, she also missed a trick, think angela made the trick, i think angela made the rolrr— trick, i think angela made the point orour— trick, i think angela made the point about how— trick, i think angela made the point about how useful was point about how useful it was for drying.— point about how useful it was for driving. she— point about how useful it was for driving. she missed trick for driving. she missed a trick rere— for driving. she missed a tricki rere—ocruolly here. she should have actually got_,_ here. she should have actually got—r got- here. she should have actually go._, cool or- here. she should have actually go._, cool or lrl got on that course, got on it publicly,— got on that course, got on it publicly,-then- got on that course, got on it publicly, then heralded the publicly, and then heralded the success of doing— publicly, and then heralded the success of doing such courses in reouclro— success of doing such courses in reducing creellro— success of doing such courses in reducing speeding. can i just clorlry— reducing speeding. can i just clarify something as well from wrot— clarify something as well from error rye— clarify something as well from what i've heard— clarify something as well from what i've heard from experts, i crou— what i've heard from experts, i lrow youe— what i've heard from experts, i lrow you-e gor— what i've heard from experts, i know you've got an expert coming up ro— know you've got an expert coming up rill— know you've got an expert coming up now will tell— know you've got an expert coming up now will tell you— know you've got an expert coming up now will tell you far better rror— up now will tell you far better rror — up now will tell you far better rror sre— up now will tell you far better than me. she she— up now will tell you far better than me. she she was not a special favour for to her ask. there are other high profile people who are who have asked for these things . so it may be for these things. so it may be at the discretion of the authorities whether you get the green light for but it's green light for that. but it's not this was a kind not like this was a kind of backhander the table , and backhander under the table, and

i'll this special 1 to 1 i'll get this special 1 to 1 thing. so think the way that thing. so i think the way that the story has been spun to suggest that there are special situations , locations and situations, locations and protocols available to her because she's a minister, is because she's a minister, it is completely you know, why shouldn't there be an investigation the investigation to get to the bottom which what bottom of that, which is what labour are labour and the lib dems are calling for. but what i'm saying labour and the lib dems are cathere's r. but what i'm saying labour and the lib dems are cathere's a but what i'm saying cathere's a fundamentali saying cathere's a fundamental issueig is there's a fundamental issue rere— is there's a fundamental issue rere, rrlcr— is there's a fundamental issue here, which is— is there's a fundamental issue here, which is-it- is there's a fundamental issue here, which is-it is- is there's a fundamental issue here, which is it is not as here, which is that it is not as if here, which is that it is not as r rror— here, which is that it is not as if that-requested- if that she's requested correrrlro— if that she's requested something which doesn't already exter— something which doesn't already error-or— something which doesn't already exist-an option— something which doesn't already exist-an option for— something which doesn't already exist an option for certain exist as an option for certain people— exist as an option for certain people tr— exist as an option for certain people in certain— exist as an option for certain people in certain situations. rre— people in certain situations. the suggestion— people in certain situations. the suggestion is— people in certain situations. the suggestion is that- people in certain situations. the suggestion is that this is completely outlandish and never before has somebody asked for a 1 to 1 speed before has somebody asked for a 1to 1 speed course. no, i mean, 1 to 1 speed course. no, i mean, if ere— 1 to 1 speed course. no, i mean, if ere worre— 1 to 1 speed course. no, i mean, if she wants-ask— �* �* : oz. no, i mean, if she wants ask colleagues if she wants to ask colleagues urerrer— if she wants to ask colleagues whether there's— if she wants to ask colleagues whether there's a _ if she wants to ask colleagues whether there's a way can whether there's a way she can leer— whether there's a way she can leer-our— whether there's a way she can leer-our or— whether there's a way she can keep -out of the - whether there's a way she can keep out of the newspapers, keep this out of the newspapers, ere-e— keep this out of the newspapers, she's entitled _ keep this out of the newspapers, she's entitled to— keep this out of the newspapers, she's entitled to do that. if ere — she's entitled to do that. if ere roer-r— she's entitled to do that. if she hasn't broken the rules, eroulo— she hasn't broken the rules, eroulo ere— she hasn't broken the rules, should she stay— she hasn't broken the rules, should she stay or should she 90?— should she stay or should she 90? let— should she stay or should she 90? re re— should she stay or should she go? let me know— should she stay or should she go? let me know your thoughts at gb mark@gbnews.uk gb views news. mark@gbnews.uk k is gb views news. mark@gbnews.uk k to our— gb views news. mark@gbnews.uk k to error— gb views news. mark@gbnews.uk k to erroll .— gb views news. mark@gbnews.uk k is our email . we're— gb views news. mark@gbnews.uk k is our email . we're going to be is our email. we're going to be creollro— is our email. we're going to be creolrro ro— is our email. we're going to be creolrro ro roo— is our email. we're going to be speaking to top lawyer mr loorrole— speaking to top lawyer mr loophole next.— speaking to top lawyer mr loophole next. nick freeman, and re-ll— loophole next. nick freeman, and re-ll give— loophole next. nick freeman, and re-ll olve ore— loophole next. nick freeman, and he'll give the verdict . did she he'll give the verdict. did she do oryrrrro— he'll give the verdict. did she do anything wrong ? also, one of do anything wrong? also, one of gb do anything wrong? also, one of or reluc— do anything wrong? also, one of or news or— do anything wrong? also, one of gb news own brilliant backstage

erorc— gb news own brilliant backstage erore rere— gb news own brilliant backstage erore rere gero— gb news own brilliant backstage stars here gets ostracised by eo—colleo— stars here gets ostracised by so—called friends for having conservative— so—called friends for having conservative views. he's here to cell— conservative views. he's here to tell us— conservative views. he's here to tell us rte— conservative views. he's here to tell us his story.— conservative views. he's here to tell us his story. all of that is

not. i'm trying to avoid ereeorro— not. i'm trying to avoid ereeorro tr— not. i'm trying to avoid speeding in the first place. so to speeding in the first place. so ro try— speeding in the first place. so ro rry ore— speeding in the first place. so to try and avoid— speeding in the first place. so to try and avoid these sorts . to try and avoid these sorts. trell— to try and avoid these sorts. well o— to try and avoid these sorts. well o big— to try and avoid these sorts. well, a big reaction to my big orlrlor— well, a big reaction to my big orlrlor . — well, a big reaction to my big opinion . should— well, a big reaction to my big opinion . : well, a big reaction to my big- opinion . should suella braverman opinion. should suella braverman stay, should she go? well, i think that rishi sunak must show his mettle. it's a non—story. many of you agree . arnie online. many of you agree. arnie online. alan says market is a nothing story as usual. 12 months old, civil service , lack of civil service, lack of impartiality. having worked in an environment where these courses are held, i'd fully understand asking for a 1 to 1 on security alone . when you see on security alone. when you see who attends them . caroline she who attends them. caroline she should stay 100. richard says this is another attack from the intolerant. be kind. let it. rishi must not only stand by his home secretary, but call it out for what it is. a non story of nastiness against the tories.

she should stay , says geoff. she should stay, says geoff. it's it seems like she's doing more to stop the boats than the prime minister. himars self. well, i do think she's become a totemic figure. i think that he'd be very brave to sack braverman, but keep those emails coming . mark@gbnews.uk braverman, but keep those emails coming. mark@gbnews.uk uk. so look, let's get into this next part of the show. looking forward to this interview. sevilla braverman asked civil servants to help her avoid a speeding fine and points on her licence by arranging a private 1 to 1 driving awareness course . to 1 driving awareness course. the arrangement which the home secretary sought after being caught speeding last summer would have meant she would not have to attend an in—person course with other motorists or an online one where her name and face would be visible on camera to participants . but when to other participants. but when the civil servants refused to help, she turned to a political aide who tried to persuade the course provider to agree to the arrangement . after the requests arrangement. after the requests were . braverman, who is were refused. braverman, who is a and in charge of law a barrister and in charge of law

enforcement , pulled out and enforcement, pulled out and opted to take the three points on her licence. so is this a resigning matter ? did she do resigning matter? did she do anything wrong? let's get the views now of top lawyer nick freeman, nicknamed mr loophole, who has helped many members of the public and celebrities navigate the rules around speeding convictions. hi nick. is suella braverman in the wrong? does she have a case to answer for? she's certainly not in the wrong for requesting a 1 to 1 course. i've provided or roclllroreo— to 1 course. i've provided or facilitated many— to 1 course. i've provided or facilitated many 1- �* ozr. i've provided or facilitated many 1 to 1 courses wlrr— facilitated many 1 to 1 courses with celebrity— facilitated many 1 to 1 courses with celebrity clients, well lrour — with celebrity clients, well lrowr people— with celebrity clients, well known people and indeed have leer— known people and indeed have been contacted _ known people and indeed have been contacted proactively by course providers— been contacted proactively by course providers who have said, look.— course providers who have said, lool. re— course providers who have said, lool. we olor-r— course providers who have said, look, we don't want to distraction.— look, we don't want to distraction. would you please role— distraction. would you please role you— distraction. would you please take your instructions from your cllerr— take your instructions from your cllerr ore— take your instructions from your client and see— take your instructions from your client and see if— take your instructions from your client and see if your client will— client and see if your client will re— client and see if your client will ire rorry— client and see if your client will be happy have a 1 to 1. will be happy to have a 1 to 1. so will be happy to have a 1 to 1. so-rorriro— so there's nothing untoward oiour— so there's nothing untoward oiour-wror— so there's nothing untoward about-what so- so there's nothing untoward about what so ever. it's about that. what so ever. it's corrrrorocerl — about that. what so ever. it's commonplace. it's not in the rroioriry— commonplace. it's not in the rroioriry or— commonplace. it's not in the majority of cases. _ commonplace. it's not in the majority of cases. granted you, our— majority of cases. granted you, our uroer— majority of cases. granted you, but under certain— majority of cases. granted you, but under certain circumstances , but under certain circumstances . wrerrer— but under certain circumstances . wrerrer ire— but under certain circumstances , whether it's because of their degree — , whether it's because of their degree—or- , whether it's because of their| degree _or security degree of celebrity or security or wror— degree of celebrity or security or wror rowe— degree of celebrity or security or what have you _ degree of celebrity or security or what have you . well, or what have you. well, ultimately, _ or what have you. well, ultimately, i— or what have you. well, ultimately, i think we need to

remember , mark, courses remember, mark, these courses are remember, mark, these courses ore-ro— remember, mark, these courses ore-lo eoucore- remember, mark, these courses are-to educate and. remember, mark, these courses are to educate and to are designed to educate and to role— are designed to educate and to role-roote— are designed to educate and to make-roads safer- are designed to educate and to make-roads safer .- are designed to educate and to make roads safer. and what make our roads safer. and what you— make our roads safer. and what you-worr— make our roads safer. and what you-worr ic— make our roads safer. and what you want is someone the you don't want is someone on the coueo— oreorl course who proves to be a great oierrocrior— course who proves to be a great distraction and— course who proves to be a great distraction and that's why the courses-providers- courses course providers ecorreirrer— courses course providers sometimes look, we'd be sometimes say, look, we'd be better— sometimes say, look, we'd be teller—you.- sometimes say, look, we'd be better—you. we'rel better off without you. we're rerrer—you i better off without you. we'rei rerrer—you or better off just having you on zoorr — better off just having you on zoom .yourself_ better off just having you on zoom .yourself .- better off just having you on zoom yourself . and that will zoom by yourself. and that will work. — zoom by yourself. and that will work. iror-e— zoom by yourself. and that will work. that's working fine . so work. that's working fine. so rrere-e— work. that's working fine. so rrere-e ro— work. that's working fine. so there's no problem there at all. so there's no problem there at all. so-i-rr— there's no problem there at all. so-i'm concerned.- there's no problem there at all. so i'm concerned. and as so far as i'm concerned. and as i so far as i'm concerned. and as | , so far as i'm concerned. and as in. it's— so far as i'm concerned. and as i. to roirly— so far as i'm concerned. and as i , it's fairly commonplace i say, it's fairly commonplace for i say, it's fairly commonplace ior — i say, it's fairly commonplace ior iro— i say, it's fairly commonplace for us. it's the— i say, it's fairly commonplace for us. it's the same- i say, it's fairly commonplace for us. . " for us. it's the same reason, nick, why celebrities don't appearin nick, why celebrities don't appear in juries very much, do they ? absolutely. and lawyers they? absolutely. and lawyers olor-r.— they? absolutely. and lawyers oor-r. irr— they? absolutely. and lawyers oor-r. i-rr eo— they? absolutely. and lawyers don't. i'm 66. i've— cfi�*ig?’ absolutely. and lawyers don't. i'm 66. i've never been oeleo— don't. i'm 66. i've never been oeleo ro— don't. i'm 66. i've never been oeleo o oo— don't. i'm 66. i've never been oeleo o oo iury— don't. i'm 66. i've never been asked to do jury service, which is o— asked to do jury service, which is o erorre— asked to do jury service, which is a shame because it's correrriro— is a shame because it's something i'd- is a shame because it's something i'd very much enjoy. so something i'd very much enjoy. so lore— something i'd very much enjoy. so lots or— something i'd very much enjoy. so lots of people— something i'd very much enjoy. so lots of people don't get to do rreee— so lots of people don't get to do rreee .— so lots of people don't get to do these . what— so lots of people don't get to do these . what you might regard do these. what you might regard as do these. what you might regard oe ieiro— do these. what you might regard oe being corr— do these. what you might regard as being sort of— do these. what you might regard as being sort of the dutiful rriroe— as being sort of the dutiful iriroe rror— as being sort of the dutiful things that we— as being sort of the dutiful things that we do as part of our society.— things that we do as part of our society oe— things that we do as part of our society oe porr— things that we do as part of our society, as part of— things that we do as part of our society, as part of our community.- society, as part of our community. so she's done nothing wroro— community. so she's done nothing wroro ir— community. so she's done nothing wrong in relation— community. so she's done nothing wrong in relation to— community. so she's done nothing wrong in relation to approaching the wrong in relation to approaching rre coure— wrong in relation to approaching the course provider and asking for o— the course provider and asking for o i— the course provider and asking for o i ro— the course provider and asking for o i o i— the course provider and asking for o i o i or— the course provider and asking for a 1 to 1 on the— the course provider and asking for a 1 to 1 on the difficult 80 ere— for a 1 to 1 on the difficult 80 ere rroy— for a 1 to 1 on the difficult 80 ere rroy rowe— for a 1 to 1 on the difficult 80 she may have is— for a 1 to 1 on the difficult 80 she may have is whether it was

orrrorriore— she may have is whether it was orrrorriore tor— she may have is whether it was appropriate for to— she may have is whether it was appropriate for to her use her rer— appropriate for to her use her her colleagues— appropriate for to her use her her colleagues who are funded by the her colleagues who are funded by we rooroyer— her colleagues who are funded by we rooroyer ro — her colleagues who are funded by the taxpayer to do— her colleagues who are funded by the taxpayer to do what essentially _ the taxpayer to do what essentially is- the taxpayer to do what essentially is a private matter. and— essentially is a private matter. are. you— essentially is a private matter. are. you lrow— essentially is a private matter. are. you lrow .— essentially is a private matter. and, you know , whether or not and, you know, whether or not ere-e— and, you know, whether or not she's breached _ and, you know, whether or not she's breached the ministerial cole— she's breached the ministerial cooe. well— she's breached the ministerial code. well, experts in relation to code. well, experts in relation ro rror— code. well, experts in relation ro rror will— code. well, experts in relation to that will will— code. well, experts in relation to that will will adjudicate if rrere— to that will will adjudicate if rrere ic— to that will will adjudicate if rrere is or— to that will will adjudicate if there is an investigation. but reolly— there is an investigation. but reolly .— there is an investigation. but reolly . orie— there is an investigation. but really , this isn't— there is an investigation. but really , this isn't or shouldn't really, this isn't or shouldn't be really, this isn't or shouldn't ire o— really, this isn't or shouldn't ire o rio— really, this isn't or shouldn't ire o big story— really, this isn't or shouldn't be a big story. and i think it's roliiicolly— be a big story. and i think it's politically motivated. look, she eroulor-r— politically motivated. look, she shouldn't have— politically motivated. look, she shouldn't have been speeding. wrot— shouldn't have been speeding. wror ere— shouldn't have been speeding. what she should— shouldn't have been speeding. what she should have done, you rriorr— what she should have done, you rriorr well— what she should have done, you rich well coy.— what she should have done, you might well say, is— what she should have done, you might well say, is she should rowe— might well say, is she should have come out— might well say, is she should have come out straight away and art,— have come out straight away and art, look.— have come out straight away and art, lool. irr— have come out straight away and said, look, i'm thoroughly embarrassed.— said, look, i'm thoroughly embarrassed. i- said, look, i'm thoroughly embarrassed. i was attorney oererol— embarrassed. i was attorney oererol or— embarrassed. i was attorney general at the— embarrassed. i was attorney general at the i'm now general at the time. i'm now rome— general at the time. i'm now home secretary— general at the time. i'm now home secretary this is a huge embarrassment— home secretary this is a huge embarrassment and my embarrassment to me and my forty.— embarrassment to me and my family-ashamed- embarrassment to me and my family. ashamed myself . family. i'm ashamed of myself. irr— family. i'm ashamed of myself. i-rr ooiro— family. i'm ashamed of myself. i-rr going ro— family. i'm ashamed of myself. i-rr going rolo— family. i'm ashamed of myself. i'm going to a course and i'm i'm going to do a course and i'm going— i'm going to do a course and i'm ooiro ro— i'm going to do a course and i'm going ro oo— i'm going to do a course and i'm going o oo ir— i'm going to do a course and i'm going to do it because i want to be going to do it because i want to ire o— going to do it because i want to ire o irelier— going to do it because i want to be a better, safer— going to do it because i want to be a better, safer driver. and i rrirl— be a better, safer driver. and i rrirl ere— be a better, safer driver. and i think she would— be a better, safer driver. and i think she would have won many roliricol— think she would have won many political pundits— think she would have won many political pundits done political pundits if she'd done rror— that plaudits, if she'd done trot.— that plaudits, if she'd done trot—loom that plaudits, if she'd done. that. _lost that that. but she's she's lost that orroriurily— that. but she's she's lost that opportunity and_ that. but she's she's lost that opportunity. and actually, she's ere-e— opportunity. and actually, she's ere-e coueo— opportunity. and actually, she's she's caused a— opportunity. and actually, she's she's caused a bit— opportunity. and actually, she's she's caused a bit of a mess. by ore— she's caused a bit of a mess. by rre woy— she's caused a bit of a mess. by rre woy. orie— she's caused a bit of a mess. by the way, this has— she's caused a bit of a mess. by the way, this has reported. the way, this has been reported. sroulo— the way, this has been reported. sroulo ere— the way, this has been reported. sroulo ere oo— the way, this has been reported. should she go, in— the way, this has been reported. should she go, in my view? aireolurely— should she go, in my view? absolutely no.— should she go, in my view? absolutely no. what she should rowe— absolutely no. what she should rowe oore— absolutely no. what she should rowe oore ic— absolutely no. what she should have done is actually got a lowyer— have done is actually got a lowyerloeol— have done is actually got a lawyer deal with it for her.

lawyer to deal with it for her. aro— lawyer to deal with it for her. art the..— lawyer to deal with it for her. arr rrer. or— lawyer to deal with it for her. and then, of course, she would rowe — and then, of course, she would have - protected - and then, of course, she would have - protected by - have been protected by confidentiality, privilege, confidentiality, by privilege, orr— confidentiality, by privilege, oro rore— confidentiality, by privilege, oro or— confidentiality, by privilege, and none of would be having and none of us would be having orie— and none of us would be having this conversation— and none of us would be having this conversation now. 3: and none of us would be having this�*rtli�*rzchersation now. 3: and none of us would be having this�*vtli�*rzzcc ”sation now. 3: and none of us would be having this�*vtli�*rzzu �*" on now. 3: and none of us would be having this�*vtli�*rzzcc �*" : v. 3: and none of us would be having this : 3: and none of us would be having this : g so. well if you need top legal advice in relation to a motoring offence, nick freeman is your man. freeman and co solicitors. nick, great to catch up and we'll speak again soon. thank you. i'll get to the results of our text poll. should suella braverman resign over her speeding offence? but let's move on to another fascinating story disproving the theory that no young people have small c conservative views . a talented conservative views. a talented journalist called cain , journalist called cain, blackwell broke the internet with this speech at the national concert autism conference earlier in the week. here's what he had to say . throughout the he had to say. throughout the world.— he had to say. throughout the world. — he had to say. throughout the world, we're seeing— “or: throughout the world, we're seeing the rise “eli: throughout the world, we're seeing the rise of a new, dangerous— world, we're seeing the rise of a new, dangerous ideology . arnie a new, dangerous ideology. arnie wowe— a new, dangerous ideology. arnie wole woleierr — a new, dangerous ideology. arnie woke wokeism has— a new, dangerous ideology. arnie woke wokeism has infected weererr— woke wokeism has infected western civilisations under the guise— western civilisations under the guise or— western civilisations under the guise of liberalism. many in my oererorior— guise of liberalism. many in my generation have— guise of liberalism. many in my generation have succumbed to the wowe— generation have succumbed to the wole rriro— generation have succumbed to the woke mind virus— generation have succumbed to the woke mind virus and have become the woke mind virus and have become rre croco— woke mind virus and have become

the most intolerant— woke mind virus and have become the most intolerant generation in the most intolerant generation ir rierory. — the most intolerant generation in history. believing you can corcel— in history. believing you can cancel or intimidate people, you oieooree— cancel or intimidate people, you oieooree wirr— cancel or intimidate people, you oieooree wirr .— cancel or intimidate people, you disagree with . well following disagree with. well following orie— disagree with. well following this appearance, cain has reweoleo— this appearance, cain has revealed online that he has been dumped— revealed online that he has been dumped ry— revealed online that he has been dumped iry ric— revealed online that he has been dumped by his social circle , dumped by his social circle, loeiro— dumped by his social circle, loeiro o— dumped by his social circle, losing a number— dumped by his social circle, losing a number of so—called rrieroe— losing a number of so—called rrieroe .— losing a number of so—called friends , presumably for having friends, presumably for having the friends, presumably for having rre wroro— friends, presumably for having the wrong views. . the wrong views. it just so happens that cain blackwell is one of dan wootton's producers here at gb news. and i'm not one to ignore a story on our own doorstep. cain welcome to the show. thank you very much, mark, can show. thank you very much, mark, cor you— show. thank you very much, mark, cor you reli— show. thank you very much, mark, cor you tell cre— show. thank you very much, mark, can you tell me what— thank you very much, mark, can you tell me what these rerriirle— can you tell me what these terrible views— can you tell me what these terrible views are that you hold wricr— terrible views are that you hold wricr roe— terrible views are that you hold which has caused— terrible views are that you hold which has caused you to lose rrieroee— which has caused you to lose friends? well,— which has caused you to lose friends? well, you say small c coreeworiwe— friends? well, you say small c conservative views. rt.el conservative views. i call them mainstream views . and i mean, i mainstream views. and i mean, i suppose the most outrageous thing that i may have said is that a woman can't have a penis, which i stand by. i fundamentally believe, which would have got you an a in biology ten years ago have biology ten years ago would have done. now get you done. now it'll get you cancelled. _ : now it'll get you cancelled. xielrtmyr : now it'll get you cancelled. xeqmq done. now it'll get you- cancelled. exactly. i mean views that are ten years ago even that are ten five years ago even that are ten five years ago even that were considered mainstream and fat are now being challenged

and fat are now being challenged and i suppose not even challenged really are being disregarded as as as crazy views that we can't have and that people are not allowed to talk about. so people are not allowed to talk about . so what happened to you? about. so what happened to you? toure— about. so what happened to you? wouwe leer— about. so what happened to you? wouwe ireer or— about. so what happened to you? you've been on twitter— you've been on twitter explaininsi— you've been on twitter explaining that the fallout in terms— explaining that the fallout in rerrre or— explaining that the fallout in rerrre or your— explaining that the fallout in terms of your own personal life. reor— terms of your own personal life. veor — terms of your own personal life. veor s..— terms of your own personal life. veor so. i— terms of your own personal life. yeah so, i mean,— terms of your own personal life. yeah so, i mean, i— terms of your own personal life. yeah “ yeah so, i mean, i spoke at the conservative democratic organisation conference. i'm the chairman young chairman of the young conservatives. forgive chairman of the young conservatives . forgive my conservatives. forgive my correct— conservatives. forgive my correct nato— conservatives. forgive my correct nato it— conservatives. forgive my correct nato it was- forgive my correct nato it was not the roriorol— correct nato it was not the national conservatism . it was national conservatism. it was re— national conservatism. it was we c— national conservatism. it was we c o— national conservatism. it was we c o o— national conservatism. it was the c o d kdeo. _ national conservatism. it was the c o d kdeo. so i spoke at that conference and i was ianed that conference and i was invited to a birthday party a couple of weeks ago. and i posted the clip on twitter. and then after that i was then told i wasn't invited anymore because some people are offended by my views. now, i expect people to be offended by views. i could say i love great britain and northern ireland and people could be offended by that. but why shouldn't i say i love my country? you know, people are always going to be offended by

things. be things. we've just got to be able to put things aside and say, actually , look, i know you say, actually, look, i know you personally . we get on let's personally. we get on let's let's just part the politics. and i think that's only fair. how long have you known some and i think that's only fair. - how long have you known some of rose— how long have you known some of iroee people— how long have you known some of iroee reorrle wro— how long have you known some of those people who have now oieowreo— disowned you? secondary school. so disowned you? secondary school. so—crese— disowned you? secondary school. so—crese-sircel so i've known these people since , you know, been sort of , you know, i've been sort of 13, 14, you know , i'm 23, 24 at 13, 14, you know, i'm 23, 24 at the end of the week. so you know, it's a it's a it's a crazy time. we're living in. and you've identified- time. we're living in. and you've identified in- c �*lfllrzz ”o c . “g “ and you've identified in your speech rror— you've identified in your speech rror you— you've identified in your speech iror you reel— you've identified in your speech that you feel this— you've identified in your speech that you feel this current eererorior— that you feel this current generation is— that you feel this current generation is the most illiberal in generation is the most illiberal ir rierory— generation is the most illiberal in history effectively. �*lfllrzzcc in history effectively. well, yeah— in history effectively. well, yeor. i— in history effectively. well, yeor. i or— in history effectively. well, yeah, i do . and- in history effectively. well, yeah, i do . and i- in history effectively. �*lfllrzzcc r3o and i think look yeah, i do. and i think look furry— yeah, i do. and i think look funny mentally.— yeah, i do. and i think look funny mentally. i'm- r3o and i think look funny mentally. i'm a freedom lower— funny mentally. i'm a freedom lower .— funny mentally. i'm a freedom lower . vou— funny mentally. i'm a freedom lover . you know— funny mentally. i'm a freedom lover . you know i— funny mentally. i'm a freedom lover . you know i believe who lover. you know i believe who you— lover. you know i believe who you eroulo— lover. you know i believe who you eroulo ire— lover. you know i believe who you should be able to love, who you— you should be able to love, who you worl— you should be able to love, who you worr. ire— you should be able to love, who you want, be who— you should be able to love, who you want, be who you want and rrirl— you want, be who you want and rrirl wror— you want, be who you want and think what you— you want, be who you want and think what you want. and the roller — think what you want. and the roller ic— think what you want. and the problem is with— think what you want. and the problem is with this generation is woleierr— problem is with this generation is wokeism isn't— problem is with this generation is wokeism isn't a— problem is with this generation is wokeism isn't a left or right ire— is wokeism isn't a left or right role or— is wokeism isn't a left or right issue. it's an issue— is wokeism isn't a left or right issue. it's an issue of oerrocrocy. - issue. it's an issue of democracy. if- issue. it's an issue of democracy. if we are not issue. it's an issue of— democracy. if we are not allowed to democracy. if we are not allowed ro erreee— democracy. if we are not allowed ro errreee row— democracy. if we are not allowed to express how we— democracy. if we are not allowed to express how we feel and then not to express how we feel and then ror ire— to express how we feel and then not be ridiculed— to express how we feel and then not be ridiculed ,_ to express how we feel and then not be ridiculed , cancelled or not be ridiculed, cancelled or oiereooroeo— not be ridiculed, cancelled or disregarded for— not be ridiculed, cancelled or disregarded for it, how do we

ever move forward? how do we irriro— ever move forward? how do we ever bring debates— ever move forward? how do we ever bring debates forward and ocruolly— ever bring debates forward and ocruolly .— ever bring debates forward and ocruolly . you— ever bring debates forward and actually , you know, get actually, you know, get solutions— actually, you know, get solutions that really help people— solutions that really help people if— solutions that really help reorrle i we— solutions that really help people if we aren't allowed to oeirore— people if we aren't allowed to debate things— people if we aren't allowed to debate things and we aren't olloweo— debate things and we aren't olloweo ro— debate things and we aren't allowed to say— debate things and we aren't allowed to say our views, then wrere— allowed to say our views, then wrere oo — allowed to say our views, then wrere do we — allowed to say our views, then wrere do we 90— allowed to say our views, then where do we go from here? l/rzzer where do we go from here? yes. i oo— where do we go from here? yes. i do you— where do we go from here? yes. i do you ee— where do we go from here? yes. i or you o— where do we go from here? yes. i mean, do you see a way- where do we go from here? yes. i mean, do you see a way out of this wokeness? because it's clearly now within our corporations. of the corporations. a lot of the media, the political class, even some of the tories are pretty woke so where do you see woke now. so where do you see this heading? do you think that it could be defeated this sort of terrible, illiberal wave that's happening ? i think what that's happening? i think what what that's happening? i think what wrorireeo— that's happening? i think what what.need.do_ that's happening? i think what what.need.do and- that's happening? i think what what.need.do and look,| what we need to do and look, young— what we need to do and look, young-r— what we need to do and look, young-r roo— what we need to do and look, young-r ror every- what we need to do and look, young , not every young young people, not every young reor— young people, not every young reor ic— young people, not every young person is woke— young people, not every young person is woke ._ young people, not every young person is woke . you get outside person is woke. you get outside the person is woke. you get outside rre m25— person is woke. you get outside rre rrzs ro— person is woke. you get outside the m25 to places— person is woke. you get outside the m25 to places like where i'm from— the m25 to places like where i'm from ir— the m25 to places like where i'm from in sittingbourne and you know— from in sittingbourne and you lrowlrre— from in sittingbourne and you know,.the north— from in sittingbourne and you know, the north and other know, in the north and other riocee— know, in the north and other rlocee like— know, in the north and other places like that. _ know, in the north and other places like that. you know, people— places like that. you know, people know— places like that. you know, people know what think they people know what they think they are. people know what they think they you — people know what they think they you lrow— people know what they think they are. you know, actually a lot of rrerr — are. you know, actually a lot of rrerr oe— are. you know, actually a lot of them are conservatives believe in them are conservatives believe ir low— them are conservatives believe ir low row.— them are conservatives believe in low tax, believe— them are conservatives believe in low tax, believe in less oowerrrrerr— in low tax, believe in less government interference and relieve— government interference and ireliewe ir— government interference and believe in truth— government interference and believe in truth and democracy. vou— believe in truth and democracy. you know— believe in truth and democracy. you lrow. orr— believe in truth and democracy. you know, and that's what we're oirour. — you know, and that's what we're oirour. aro— you know, and that's what we're about. and that's— you know, and that's what we're about. and that's what i said in my about. and that's what i said in cry-ioeolly.— about. and that's what i said in my-really.-know,l my speech. really. you know, orie— my speech. really. you know, iris-ore— my speech. really. you know, this the conservative this is what the conservative party— this is what the conservative rorry-oo. - this is what the conservative rorry-oolereoll party needs to do, is speak to rroee—rrey-rei those people because they're out

rrere—rreir- there and they're in their masses. they're the silent rrororiry. — masses. they're the silent majority. conservative party majority. the conservative party has majority. the conservative party roe ro— majority. the conservative party roe ro creol— majority. the conservative party roe ro ereol ro— majority. the conservative party has to speak to those people and if trey— has to speak to those people and if rrey olor-r.— has to speak to those people and if they don't, then— has to speak to those people and if they don't, then we'll never wir— if they don't, then we'll never win youro— if they don't, then we'll never win young people— if they don't, then we'll never win young people over again . win young people over again. you— win young people over again. you know— win young people over again. you know quite— win young people over again. you know quite a— win young people over again. you know quite a lot- win young people over again. you know quite a lot about the inner workings of the civil service. do that service. do you think that suella braverman has to suella braverman has a case to answer here? no. mean, look, answer here? no. i mean, look, i user— answer here? no. i mean, look, i user ro— answer here? no. i mean, look, i user ro worl— answer here? no. i mean, look, i user ro work for— answer here? no. i mean, look, i used to work for priti— “rz”r:z?’ no. i mean, look, i used to work for priti patel andr— used to work for priti patel oro. you— used to work for priti patel and, you know,— used to work for priti patel and, you know, i saw how pretty iroeicolly— and, you know, i saw how pretty was basically defamed and called a was basically defamed and called o irully— was basically defamed and called a bully because— was basically defamed and called a bully because civil servants olor-r— a bully because civil servants oor-r like— a bully because civil servants don't like an— a bully because civil servants don't like an ethnic minority woman who's a— don't like an ethnic minority woman who's a conservator in eowerrrrerr— woman who's a conservator in oowerrrrerr orr— woman who's a conservator in government and wants to get cour— government and wants to get stuff oore— government and wants to get stuff oore .— government and wants to get stuff done . that's the problem. stuff done. that's the problem. aro— stuff done. that's the problem. arr ille— stuff done. that's the problem. are to re— stuff done. that's the problem. and it's the same— stuff done. that's the problem. and it's the same with suella. we-ye— and it's the same with suella. we-ye ir— and it's the same with suella. we've seen it with— and it's the same with suella. we've seen it with dominic raab, ir— we've seen it with dominic raab, we've seen it with— we've seen it with dominic raab, we've seen it with suella, we've ir— we've seen it with suella, we've ir row— we've seen it with suella, we've seen it now with— we've seen it with suella, we've seen it now with steve barclay as seen it now with steve barclay oe well— seen it now with steve barclay oe well .— seen it now with steve barclay oe well . you— seen it now with steve barclay as well . you know, the point is as well. you know, the point is rrey— as well. you know, the point is rrey-ro— as well. you know, the point is rrey-ro oer— as well. you know, the point is rrey-ro oer rio— as well. you know, the point is they-to get rid of- as well. you know, the point is they to get rid of these they want to get rid of these people— they want to get rid of these people-wrot— they want to get rid of these people what they all people and what do they all have in_brexiteers. people and what do they all have in_brexiteers i in common? they're brexiteers. it's in common? they're brexiteers. ir-e roo— in common? they're brexiteers. ir-e ror o— in common? they're brexiteers. it's not a coincidence . it's not a coincidence. coincidence?- it's not a coincidence. coincidence? mark this is rorreriro— coincidence? mark this is happening because they are brexiteers— happening because they are brexiteers and— happening because they are brexiteers and they want the civil— brexiteers and they want the civil service _ brexiteers and they want the civil service want to stop rewir— civil service want to stop orexir orr— civil service want to stop brexit and overturn these sorts of conservative _ brexit and overturn these sorts of conservative values. well, ille— of conservative values. well, its ro — of conservative values. well, its ro woreor— of conservative values. well, it's no wonder that dan wootton ioriorr— it's no wonder that dan wootton ioriorr ic— it's no wonder that dan wootton tonight is such— it's no wonder that dan wootton tonight is such a— it's no wonder that dan wootton tonight is such a good show, eh? recoue— tonight is such a good show, eh? recoue illo— tonight is such a good show, eh? recoue ir-o gor— tonight is such a good show, eh?

because it's got the— tonight is such a good show, eh? because it's got the best- because it's got the best journalist country, journalist in the country, which is presenting and is dan wootton presenting it and it's producers it's got brilliant producers like blackwell more like you, kayne blackwell more power to you and thank you for telling amazing telling us your amazing story very there very much. mark there you go. dan producer, kane dan wootton's, producer, kane blackwell wootton is blackwell and dan wootton is back and he's firing from 9:00 tomorrow on gb news. now, we asked you on twitter, should the home secretary suella braverman resign over her handling of a speeding offence ? the results speeding offence? the results are in. 24% say yes, whilst . are in. 24% say yes, whilst. a whopping 76% say no , no, no. whopping 76% say no, no, no. coming up next with the pundits, can labour fix the nhs as the government boosts the rights of renters to have animals at home? is having a pet a human rights and have brits fallen out of love with foreign holidays? all of that to come see you

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. he's lost his social circle . . he's lost his social circle. big reaction online. richard says kane is all the reasons why gb news is the voice of common sense and let's have a look. tyranny says hi kane. those friends that you've lost were not your friends. friends that you've lost were not your friends . anyway, you not your friends. anyway, you will meet divine people soon. quality over quantity. don't despair. have faith and shine on now should bravo and stay. should she go high says who is this? this is den. hi, den, how are you tonight? den says instead of investigating sevilla, surely the low life civil servant who exposed this non event should be investigated and hopefully sacked for gross misconduct. and last but not least, for now, angela. hi, angela. good evening. how are you? angela says hi. mark. these civil servants are sickening. they should be named and shamed . the civil servant that revealed non story to the revealed this non story to the press outed. it's press must be outed. it's a diversion with political diversion with a political slant. she is proactive on reducing immigration and does a great job for this country.

leave her be you vicious swines . there you go. angela not pulling her punches, reacting to the big stories of the day. my punst the big stories of the day. my pundits tonight , former mep and pundits tonight, former mep and political commentator annunziata rees—mogg gb news, senior political commentator nigel nelson and journalist and broadcaster angela epstein . now broadcaster angela epstein. now labour leader sir keir starmer wrote an exclusive piece for the sunday telegraph today, pledging that if in government his party will throw everything at reforming our nhs. will throw everything at reforming our nhs . he argues reforming our nhs. he argues it's not only about money. is he right? can labour save the nhs? can they fix our health service? nigel nelson they can, but we don't quite know how they're going to do it yet . keir starmer going to do it yet. keir starmer is going to do it yet. keir starmer ie rroliro— going to do it yet. keir starmer ie rroliro o— going to do it yet. keir starmer is making a major— go “g r3o c «rrzzc keir starmer is making a major speech on the wus— is making a major speech on the wrs rorrorrow— is making a major speech on the nhs tomorrow and— is making a major speech on the nhs tomorrow and remind me to woer— nhs tomorrow and remind me to woer cry— nhs tomorrow and remind me to woer rry roil— nhs tomorrow and remind me to wash my hair. one— nhs tomorrow and remind me to wash my hair. one rather hopes he wash my hair. one rather hopes re will— wash my hair. one rather hopes he will outline— wash my hair. one rather hopes he will outline in— wash my hair. one rather hopes he will outline in a bit more oeroil— he will outline in a bit more oeroil wrot— he will outline in a bit more detail what he's— he will outline in a bit more detail what he's got planned . detail what he's got planned. rro— detail what he's got planned. arr w-yee— detail what he's got planned. and we've seen— detail what he's got planned. and we've seen bits and pieces, rur— and we've seen bits and pieces, but ore— and we've seen bits and pieces, but we rroir— and we've seen bits and pieces, but the main starting point has got ro—

but the main starting point has got ro ire— but the main starting point has got ro ire ro— but the main starting point has got to be to understand that the irre— got to be to understand that the retro rrooel— got to be to understand that the 1948 model of— got to be to understand that the 1948 model of the— got to be to understand that the 1948 model of the nhs is no lower— 1948 model of the nhs is no loroe fir— 1948 model of the nhs is no longer fit for— 1948 model of the nhs is no longer fit for purpose in 2023. wow— longer fit for purpose in 2023. wow wee— longer fit for purpose in 2023. now wes streeting, the shadow reolrr — now wes streeting, the shadow health secretary,— now wes streeting, the shadow health secretary, has done that. health secretary, has done that. re coyo— health secretary, has done that. re eoye rror— health secretary, has done that. he says that the— health secretary, has done that. he says that the nhs is a service.— he says that the nhs is a service. roi— he says that the nhs is a service, not a— he says that the nhs is a service, not a shrine . it must service, not a shrine. it must reorrrr— service, not a shrine. it must reorrrr or clie— service, not a shrine. it must reorrrr or die .— service, not a shrine. it must reform or die . so- service, not a shrine. it must reform or die . so the starting reform or die. so the starting roirr— reform or die. so the starting roirr roe— reform or die. so the starting point has happened and now we reel— point has happened and now we reeo ro— point has happened and now we reeo ro oer— point has happened and now we need to get some— point has happened and now we need to get some some flesh on the need to get some some flesh on we iroree. — need to get some some flesh on we iroree. we— need to get some some flesh on the bones. we know there'll be ioooo— the bones. we know there'll be were more— the bones. we know there'll be 10,000 more nurses, 7000 more oocrore— 10,000 more nurses, 7000 more oocrore .— 10,000 more nurses, 7000 more oocrore . we— 10,000 more nurses, 7000 more doctors . we know— 10,000 more nurses, 7000 more doctors . we know that keir doctors. we know that keir srorrrer— doctors. we know that keir starmer wants— doctors. we know that keir starmer wants to wants to put a lot or— starmer wants to wants to put a lot or error— starmer wants to wants to put a lot of effort into _ starmer wants to wants to put a lot of effort into prevention orr— lot of effort into prevention oro eo— lot of effort into prevention and so more access to gps, that lire— and so more access to gps, that wire or— and so more access to gps, that wire or wire— and so more access to gps, that wire or rriro .— and so more access to gps, that kind of thing . still— and so more access to gps, that kind of thing . still awaiting to kind of thing. still awaiting to see kind of thing. still awaiting to row— kind of thing. still awaiting to row re— kind of thing. still awaiting to see how he deals— kind of thing. still awaiting to see how he deals with social rur— see how he deals with social our we— see how he deals with social care. but we might know a bit more tomorrow. _ care. but we might know a bit more tomorrow. i— care. but we might know a bit more tomorrow. o care. but we might know a bit more tomorrow. “ c 'el“ more tomorrow. i mean, it's an interesting position from starmer. not to focus on money, which is normally the labour answer all problems. his which is normally the labour answer all problems . his only answer to all problems. his only reference to money— answer to all problems. his only reference to money in— answer to all problems. his only reference to money in his- reference to money in his orricle— reference to money in his orricle ic— reference to money in his article is to— reference to money in his article is to improve testing euge— article is to improve testing drugs or— article is to improve testing drugs on british— article is to improve testing drugs on british patients irecoue— drugs on british patients because we've- drugs on british patients because we've got such a huge iroee— because we've got such a huge iroee lire— because we've got such a huge iroee lire ro— because we've got such a huge base line to do— because we've got such a huge base line to do it— because we've got such a huge base line to do it from, which would— base line to do it from, which would apparently— base line to do it from, which would apparently increase the

iry— would apparently increase the revenues by 450— would apparently increase the revenues by 450 million out of a burger— revenues by 450 million out of a budget or— revenues by 450 million out of a budget or ii— revenues by 450 million out of a budget of 17 billion. it's not a ruoe— budget of 17 billion. it's not a huge difference.— budget of 17 billion. it's not a huge difference. i— budget of 17 billion. it's not a huge difference. i think he's going— huge difference. i think he's going ro— huge difference. i think he's going ro rowe— huge difference. i think he's going to have to— huge difference. i think he's going to have to get much more to going to have to get much more ro orre— going to have to get much more ro gripe wirr— going to have to get much more to grips with the— going to have to get much more to grips with the financial side orr— to grips with the financial side one we— to grips with the financial side one we oli— to grips with the financial side and we all want— to grips with the financial side and we all want more doctors and we oli— and we all want more doctors and nurses. we all want— and we all want more doctors and nurses. we all want them to be leec— nurses. we all want them to be less overworked.— nurses. we all want them to be less overworked. but you can't lucr— less overworked. but you can't rue coy— less overworked. but you can't rucr coy you-ll— less overworked. but you can't just say you'll create them. it rolec— just say you'll create them. it rolec yeorc— just say you'll create them. it takes years and _ just say you'll create them. it takes years and years to train oocrorc— takes years and years to train oocrorc .— takes years and years to train oocrorc . rro— takes years and years to train doctors . and where are they doctors. and where are they corriro— doctors. and where are they coming from — doctors. and where are they coming from ?_ doctors. and where are they coming from ? are all these coming from? are all these cruoerrc— coming from? are all these students qualified to get on to the students qualified to get on to we rreoicol— students qualified to get on to the medical degrees? do they worr— the medical degrees? do they worr ro— the medical degrees? do they worr ro role— the medical degrees? do they want to take on— the medical degrees? do they want to take on the huge burdens of reor— want to take on the huge burdens of debt whilst— want to take on the huge burdens of debt whilst they're training rrece— of debt whilst they're training rrece oe— of debt whilst they're training rrece very— of debt whilst they're training these are very big questions, orr— these are very big questions, one i— these are very big questions, one i rowe— these are very big questions, and i have heard— these are very big questions, and i have heard many a tory say rror— and i have heard many a tory say we orly— and i have heard many a tory say that only labour— and i have heard many a tory say that only labour will be able to court— that only labour will be able to reorrrr r.rr,,_ that only labour will be able to reform fully, deeply reform the res— reform fully, deeply reform the wrs irecuce— reform fully, deeply reform the nhs because the— reform fully, deeply reform the nhs because the public are so cucriciouc— nhs because the public are so cucrriciouc or— nhs because the public are so suspicious of the— nhs because the public are so suspicious of the conservatives rryiro— suspicious of the conservatives rryiro ro— suspicious of the conservatives rryiro o oo— suspicious of the conservatives trying to do something bad to it, trying to do something bad to r, wricr— trying to do something bad to it, which i've— trying to do something bad to it, which i've never met a corceworiwe— it, which i've never met a conservative who wants to do oryrriro— conservative who wants to do oryrriro roo— conservative who wants to do anything bad to— conservative who wants to do anything bad to it. but that's a rercerrrior— anything bad to it. but that's a reception rrey— anything bad to it. but that's a perception they struggle with . perception they struggle with. so perception they struggle with. so i— perception they struggle with. so i rope— perception they struggle with. so i rorre ir— perception they struggle with. so i hope if labour ever do come irocl— so i hope if labour ever do come irocl irro— so i hope if labour ever do come back into power,— so i hope if labour ever do come back into power, which we may well— back into power, which we may well cee— back into power, which we may well see that— back into power, which we may well see that they— back into power, which we may well see that they really do roclle— well see that they really do tackle this— well see that they really do tackle this for— well see that they really do tackle this for the sake of all

reolrr. — tackle this for the sake of all our health. ' g “ tackle this for the sake of all our health. g “ lo our health. angela epstein do you buy starmer's plan for the nhs? n0. you buy starmer's plan for the nhs? no. run the nhs. you buy starmer's plan for the nhs? no. run the nhs . i don't nhs? no. run the nhs. i don't rrirl— nhs? no. run the nhs. i don't rrirl ore— nhs? no. run the nhs. i don't rrirl rre guy— nhs? no. run the nhs. i don't think the guy could— \r 537 no. run the nhs. i don't think the guy could run a bath. i think the guy could run a bath. i—lrow- think the guy could run a bath. i—lrow re-cl i mean he's, you know, he's, re-c— i mean he's, you know, he's, re-c o— i mean he's, you know, he's, he's a complete— i mean he's, you know, he's, he's a complete u—turn on so rrory— he's a complete u—turn on so rrory rrirec. — he's a complete u—turn on so rrory rrirec. re— he's a complete u—turn on so many things. he talks about, he's a complete u—turn on so many things. he talks about , for many things. he talks about, for exorrrrle— many things. he talks about, for example, training— many things. he talks about, for example, training 7500 more oocrorc. — example, training 7500 more oocrorc. ire— example, training 7500 more doctors. the problem is not the oocrorc— doctors. the problem is not the doctors coming _ doctors. the problem is not the doctors coming through medical ccrool — doctors coming through medical ccrool roy— doctors coming through medical school. my son's— doctors coming through medical school. my son's a— doctors coming through medical school. my son's a young doctor. you— school. my son's a young doctor. you creol— school. my son's a young doctor. you creol ro— school. my son's a young doctor. you speak to his— school. my son's a young doctor. you speak to his friends. his rrieroc— you speak to his friends. his rrieroc i— you speak to his friends. his friends i know— you speak to his friends. his friends i know who've got kids olco— friends i know who've got kids olco ooiro— friends i know who've got kids also going through this. the iccue— also going through this. the ic— also going through this. the issue is not— also going through this. the issue is not that— also going through this. the issue is not that what happens issue is not that what happens ic-rroir— issue is not that what happens is-train them— issue is not that what happens is-train them for- issue is not that what happens is-train them for 5- issue is not that what happens is train them for 5 6 is you train them for 5 or 6 yeorc— is you train them for 5 or 6 years qualification and years post qualification and orer— years post qualification and rrer tree— years post qualification and then there aren't enough rociriorc— then there aren't enough positions their extended id positions for their extended id creciolicr— positions for their extended id creciolicr-so - positions for their extended id specialist so what do specialist training. so what do trey— specialist training. so what do rrey roe— specialist training. so what do they do? they've— specialist training. so what do they do? they've spent six years out or— they do? they've spent six years out of medical— they do? they've spent six years out of medical school. we've they do? they've spent six years out ofaiedical school. we've they do? they've spent six years out ofa fortune school. we've they do? they've spent six years out ofa fortune on )ol. we've they do? they've spent six years out ofa fortune on them e've they do? they've spent six years out ofa fortune on them and spent a fortune on them and cutlery— spent a fortune on them andi suddenly—enough suddenly there aren't enough rocrc—ro. - suddenly there aren't enough rocrc—ro. andl posts for them to go to. and rror-c— posts for them to go to. and rror-c wrer— posts for them to go to. and that's when they— posts for them to go to. and that's when they start going oirrooo— that's when they start going abroad-doing- that's when they start going abroad doing different abroad and doing different wrec— things. so it's not about purring— things. so it's not about. putting-through putting more kids through the cycrerr — putting more kids through thei cycrerr _from putting more kids through the- cycrerr—rrorr ir system and training them from in rerrrc— system and training them from in rerrc or— system and training them from in rerrc or ireiro— system and training them from in terms of being in— system and training them from in terms of being in medical ccrool— terms of being in medical school,-further- terms of being in medical school,-further the school, it's further on down the cycrerr. — school, it's further on down the cycrerr. -rurriro- school, it's further on down the system. putting more system. i think putting more rrorey— system. i think putting more rrorey-rre— system. i think putting more rrorey-rre-ic- system. i think putting more money-the-is a- system. i think putting more money the is a waste system. i think putting more- money-the-is a waste of money into the nhs is a waste of irre— money into the nhs is a waste of lime .— money into the nhs is a waste of lime . we— money into the nhs is a waste of lime . we coerci— money into the nhs is a waste of time . we spend-in- money into the nhs is a waste of time . we spend in real time. we spend more now in real rerrrc— time. we spend more now in real rerrc rror— time. we spend more now in real rerrc rror we— time. we spend more now in real terms than we did— time. we spend more now in real terms than we did when the conservatives— terms than we did when the conservatives first came to rowe — conservatives first came to rowe itc— conservatives first came to rowe ir-c-woy- conservatives first came to power. it's way that the power. it's the way that the rrorey— power. it's the way that the money apportioned . you know,

money is apportioned. you know, you-a— money is apportioned. you know, you-o irlooreo— money is apportioned. you know, you a bloated bureaucracy you have a bloated bureaucracy of you have a bloated bureaucracy or roo— you have a bloated bureaucracy or too rrory— you have a bloated bureaucracy of too many managers. i don't lrow—ooiro- of too many managers. i don't know—goinglgol of too many managers. i don't- know_going.go down know how that's going to go down we— know how that's going to go down wirr—wrer— know how that's going to go down wirr—wrer ir- know how that's going to go down with when if starmer with the unions when if starmer has with the unions when if starmer roc-reooiro— with the unions when if starmer has-reading that- with the unions when if starmer has reading that kind has to start reading that kind of management— has to start reading that kind of management in, you of management level in, you lrow— of management level in, you lrow. re— of management level in, you lrow. re roc— of management level in, you know, he has and— of management level in, you know, he has and the diversity orricec— know, he has and the diversity orricec .— know, he has and the diversity orricec . oil— know, he has and the diversity offices , all that— know, he has and the diversity offices , all that of stuff, offices, all that kind of stuff, all-ridiculous- offices, all that kind of stuff, all ridiculous posts. all those ridiculous posts. well— all those ridiculous posts. well reli— all those ridiculous posts. well, he'll-the- all those ridiculous posts. well, he'll the hard left well, he'll have the hard left ccreorriro— well, he'll have the hard left| screaming—and, well, he'll have the hard left- screaming_and, you screaming down his ear. and, you lrow— screaming down his ear. and, you lrow-ooecr-r— screaming down his ear. and, you know,-doesn't want- know, if he doesn't want to be propped— know, if he doesn't want to be propped-a— know, if he doesn't want to be propped a coalition an propped up by a coalition an orer— propped up by a coalition an rrer re-c— propped up by a coalition an then he's going— propped up by a coalition an then he's going to have to orreoce—i then he's going to have to. orreoce—. so appease his paymasters. so i rowe— appease his paymasters. so ii have _confidence appease his paymasters. so i- have _confidence in have absolutely no confidence in re— have absolutely no confidence in him whatsoever— have absolutely no confidence in him whatsoever .— have absolutely no confidence in him whatsoever . but on the other him whatsoever. but on the other rowi— him whatsoever. but on the other roro. you— him whatsoever. but on the other roro. you lrow— him whatsoever. but on the other roro. you lrow .— him whatsoever. but on the other hand, you know , wait and see if hand, you know, wait and see if he hand, you know, wait and see if re co— hand, you know, wait and see if re pull— hand, you know, wait and see if he can pull the— hand, you know, wait and see if he can pull the rabbit out of ore— he can pull the rabbit out of ore-rur— he can pull the rabbit out of ire-our irr— he can pull the rabbit out of the-but i'm not- he can pull the rabbit out of the but i'm not terribly the hat. but i'm not terribly corrioerr— the hat. but i'm not terribly confident-the- the hat. but i'm not terribly confident the parallel confident drawing the parallel wirr— confident drawing the parallel wirr-rur— confident drawing the parallel wirr-rur o— confident drawing the parallel with run a public service with having run a public service before —yeirl before. i don't know, as keir starmer's wisest point because i'm not completely convinced he had the best reputation for enhancing the cps. no but of course labour would argue they couldn't do a worse job of running the nhs than this current government. we will debate current government. we will oeirore rror. — current government. we will debate that. .you - current government. we will debate that. .you think. rt.. g we will debate that. you think that debate that. do you think that icicri— debate that. do you think that icicri surol— debate that. do you think that rishi sunak can— debate that. do you think that rishi sunak can the nhs rishi sunak can save the nhs rrorlere— rishi sunak can save the nhs rrorlere er— rishi sunak can save the nhs market? gb news .uk. and now we lrow— market? gb news .uk. and now we lrow rror— market? gb news .uk. and now we know that michael— market? gb news .uk. and now we know that michael gove and the eowerrrrerr— know that michael gove and the government are— know that michael gove and the government are going to boost the government are going to boost rre riorrc— government are going to boost the rights-renters- government are going to boost the rights renters , including the rights of renters, including ollowiro—

the rights of renters, including allowing-that- the rights of renters, including allowing that want to allowing people that want to rowe — allowing people that want to rowe o— allowing people that want to rowe o per— allowing people that want to rowe o per or— allowing people that want to have a pet at home in a rented properly.— have a pet at home in a rented properly. ire— have a pet at home in a rented properly. ire riorr— have a pet at home in a rented property. the right to do so. so is property. the right to do so. so ic owriro— property. the right to do so. so ic owriro o— property. the right to do so. so ic owning o per— property. the right to do so. so ic owning o per .— property. the right to do so. so is owning a pet. nigel nelson a rumor— is owning a pet. nigel nelson a rumor riorr— is owning a pet. nigel nelson a rumor rierre — is owning a pet. nigel nelson a human right ? �*lfllrzzcc c o“ human right? well, it's not on the on the un list as a basic human right. but what is on the list is owning your own home. and so i do think that if you are renting , and so i do think that if you are renting, it and so i do think that if you are renting , it should be and so i do think that if you are renting, it should be as near to home ownership as is possible to be arnie which was why it was deeply unfair of landlords being able to say they could exclude a renter on the on the basis they had a pet . so in the basis they had a pet. so in that sense that a pet should be a right when it comes to having your own home. yes. although i think it's going to be a big problem for some landlords, isn't it? the insistence that rerorrc— isn't it? the insistence that rerorrc co— isn't it? the insistence that tenants can bring- c c7’ the insistence that tenants can bring animals into the tenants can bring animals into rre roucee— tenants can bring animals into rre roucee i— tenants can bring animals into the house? i think whole the house? i think the whole corcerr— the house? i think the whole corcerr or— the house? i think the whole concept of what— the house? i think the whole concept of what gove is doing is in concept of what gove is doing is ir ore— concept of what gove is doing is ir rre woo — concept of what gove is doing is in the wrong. it's— concept of what gove is doing is in the wrong. it's a— concept of what gove is doing is in the wrong. c in the wrong. it's a war on landlords, isn't it? it's a war on landlords. i think it's a war on landlords. i think it's a war on tenants that if you make people not want to rent something out, they won't rent it out and there won't be any

flats or houses for people to rent. most landlords , i think rent. most landlords, i think there are 2.7 million landlords in this country with 4.6 million properties. that's 4.6 million families in rented accommodation in there. not huge companies. we are seem to be assuming from michael gove that these are mercenary corporations that want to get every penny and muck around with their tenants. it must be their mom and pop shops. they don't have the facilities . they don't have the facilities. it's just a pension, isn't it? ir-c— it's just a pension, isn't it? ir-c o— it's just a pension, isn't it? it's a pension. - it's just a pension, isn't it? it's a pension. it- it's just a pension, isn't it? it's a pension. c g“ t it's a pension. it might cover the mortgage and the capital growth will let them retire. but. but it must be right for it to but. but it must be right for it o ero. — but. but it must be right for it o ero. rro— but. but it must be right for it o ero. arr ro— but. but it must be right for it to end. and no fault- but it must be right for it to end. and no fault eviction, rrucrr-r— to end. and no fault eviction, rrucrr-r ire— to end. and no fault eviction, mustn't it? on— to end. and no fault eviction, mustn't it? on the basis that if correirooy— mustn't it? on the basis that if somebody complains about their roile— somebody complains about their boiler-oor— somebody complains about their boiler-got mould- somebody complains about their boiler got mould or boiler or they've got mould or re— boiler or they've got mould or ore-orer— boiler or they've got mould ori the _then _them the landlord then throws them out the landlord then throws them our|well — the landlord then throws them outhell, .better- the landlord then throws them out well, better as out, well, is it better as a rerorr— out, well, is it better as a rerorr ro— out, well, is it better as a tenant to have— out, well, is it better as a tenant to have a no fault ewicrior— tenant to have a no fault eviction or— tenant to have a no fault eviction or or— tenant to have a no fault eviction or or to be prosecuted for error— eviction or or to be prosecuted for minor things— eviction or or to be prosecuted for minor things and have a record— for minor things and have a ecoro oicl— for minor things and have a record aid, which is the new olrerroriwe— record aid, which is the new alternative that _ record aid, which is the new alternative that you have to go

rrrouor— alternative that you have to go rrrouor rre — alternative that you have to go through the courts. l/rzzr. through the courts. you have to prove— through the courts. you have to prove they're antisocial? wouldn't it be better to be asked than to have that asked to leave than to have that on your. not if all you're corrrrloirire— complaining about is the fact rror— complaining about is the fact we re— complaining about is the fact that the you've— complaining about is the fact that the you've got mould in the rouce— that the you've got mould in the rouce or— that the you've got mould in the rouce or your— that the you've got mould in the house or your boiler is not worliro— house or your boiler is not worliro ir— house or your boiler is not working in mid—winter and the loroloro— working in mid—winter and the landlord should— working in mid—winter and the landlord should fix it. and if ore— landlord should fix it. and if the landlord— landlord should fix it. and if the landlord would rather throw you our— the landlord would rather throw you our rror— the landlord would rather throw you out than fix— the landlord would rather throw you out than fix it, that does ro— you out than fix it, that does seem to me totally unfair. the way— seem to me totally unfair. the woy ro— seem to me totally unfair. the woy ro cowe— seem to me totally unfair. the way to solve that— seem to me totally unfair. the way to solve that is to have a rrucr— way to solve that is to have a rrucr oreorer— way to solve that is to have a much greater pool of properties on much greater pool of properties or-rrorler— much greater pool of properties or-rrorler co- much greater pool of properties on-market so that. on the rental market so that people— on the rental market so that people-crooce— on the rental market so that people choose and properties people can choose and properties reorie— people can choose and properties reorrle co— people can choose and properties people can afford— people can choose and properties people can afford by limiting the people can afford by limiting rre pool— people can afford by limiting rre rool orl— people can afford by limiting the pool and making it unattractive— the pool and making it unattractive to rent any houses our. — unattractive to rent any houses out you— unattractive to rent any houses out you or— unattractive to rent any houses out. you are going- unattractive to rent any houses out. l/rzzr. go “g out. you are going to make the problems worse. i do you problems worse. i what do you think about of tenants think about the idea of tenants insisting can have a insisting that they can have a cat mean, it might cat or a dog? i mean, it might roo— cat or a dog? i mean, it might rot-creol— cat or a dog? i mean, it might rot-oreor for- cat or a dog? i mean, it might. not-great for neighbours not even be great for neighbours or-housemates_ not even be great for neighbours or-housemates. - not even be great for neighbours or-housemates. i- not even be great for neighbours or housemates . or their housemates. i think itc— or their housemates. i think it's absolutely ridiculous to be honest. i mean, i absolutely take the point. it is the dream this is conservative the this is the conservative of the dream. the human rights dream. it's the human rights dream. it's the human rights dream to able to own your dream to be able to own your own home, that of home, to have that feeling of security it's terrible. security. arnie it's terrible. there affordable there isn't enough affordable housing for many different housing for so many different reasons. all politics aside, it

should be a basic human right. you can own your own home if you want to. however that said, if you're if you're renting out a property, private property, it's a private enterprise. this is free market economics and you feel that your property may well be trashed by somebody with a huge dog who's going a real mess. and going to make a real mess. and it's maybe it's a terrace or whatever you it's your discretion and your right market forces tell you whether you want to that property to to rent out that property to a certain demographic or not. that's simple thing. it's not that's a simple thing. it's not about, have to i can about, oh, you have to i can sell, you know , if i had sell, you know, if i had a property, i can decide who i want to rent it to. so i don't see why it has to be some we always have to budge everything in terms everything's an in terms of everything's an absolute. you have a right, you've you've be able you've got you've got to be able to know, submit to to sort of, you know, submit to what other people want in terms of market. it's of the rental market. if it's a private market here, then then why not? okay. your reaction rower— why not? okay. your reaction more or— why not? okay. your reaction market gb news— why not? okay. your reaction market gb news .uk- “o7 okay. your reaction market gb news .uk coming up in my role— market gb news .uk coming up in my role or— market gb news .uk coming up in my role or rer.— market gb news .uk coming up in my take at ten, i'll_ market gb news .uk coming up in my take at ten, i'll be making the my take at ten, i'll be making rre coce— my take at ten, i'll be making rre tor— my take at ten, i'll be making the case for brexit— my take at ten, i'll be making the case for brexit a bit of orrorro— the case for brexit a bit of demo cric— the case for brexit a bit of drama this week. nigel farage of this

drama this week. nigel farage of we roricr— drama this week. nigel farage of this parish saying— drama this week. nigel farage of this parish saying that politicians— this parish saying that politicians had let us down over brexit.— politicians had let us down over rrexir. iror— politicians had let us down over brexit. that it— politicians had let us down over brexit. that it was— politicians had let us down over brexit. that it was a disaster. i-rr — brexit. that it was a disaster. i-rr lucr— brexit. that it was a disaster. i-rr rucr going— brexit. that it was a disaster. i-rr rucr going ro— brexit. that it was a disaster. i'm just going to say cool your iroolc— i'm just going to say cool your iroorc. rollc— i'm just going to say cool your iroorc. rollc .— i'm just going to say cool your boots, folks . we— i'm just going to say cool your boots, folks . we are out and boots, folks. we are out and itc— boots, folks. we are out and ir-c o— boots, folks. we are out and ir-c o couce— boots, folks. we are out and it's a cause for— boots, folks. we are out and it's a cause for celebration. iror-c— it's a cause for celebration. iror-c or— it's a cause for celebration. that's at 10:00. _ it's a cause for celebration. that's at 10:00. but coming up rewr— that's at 10:00. but coming up rexr. cry— that's at 10:00. but coming up reor. rry worl— that's at 10:00. but coming up next, my mark meets guest is eeror— next, my mark meets guest is veteran labour— next, my mark meets guest is veteran labour mp and former coirirer— veteran labour mp and former cabinet minister— veteran labour mp and former cabinet minister sir stephen iirrrrc— cabinet minister sir stephen iirrrrc. o— cabinet minister sir stephen timms, a great— cabinet minister sir stephen timms, a great period in office orr— timms, a great period in office one or— timms, a great period in office one or re— timms, a great period in office and on the backbenches and of sir— and on the backbenches and of course, sir stephen suffered an orrerrrrreo— course, sir stephen suffered an attempted murder in 2010. he relic— attempted murder in 2010. he rellc ric— attempted murder in 2010. he tells his amazing— attempted murder in 2010. he tells his amazing and moving crory— tells his amazing and moving crory .—

next i next withl i next- with labour | reor— with labour save | rewi— with labour save the nhs yecrerooy— with labour save the nhs yesterday will— with labour save the nhs yesterday will mark says john wrer— yesterday will mark says john wrer i— yesterday will mark says john wrer i woc— yesterday will mark says john wrer i o— yesterday will mark says john when i was a child i had to wait two— when i was a child i had to wait two orr— when i was a child i had to wait two one o— when i was a child i had to wait two and a half— when i was a child i had to wait two and a half years to have my rorcilc— two and a half years to have my rorcilc our.— two and a half years to have my tonsils out. margaret thatcher oecrroyeo— tonsils out. margaret thatcher oecrroyeo rre — tonsils out. margaret thatcher destroyed the nhs. tony blair crerr— destroyed the nhs. tony blair crerr o— destroyed the nhs. tony blair spent a fortune— destroyed the nhs. tony blair spent a fortune on it and debbie . or— spent a fortune on it and debbie , of course suella— spent a fortune on it and debbie , of course suella braverman has lore— , of course suella braverman has oore rorriro— , of course suella braverman has done nothing wrong. don't let the done nothing wrong. don't let rre lee— done nothing wrong. don't let rre lerr coir— done nothing wrong. don't let the left spin it— done nothing wrong. don't let the left spin it any more. get on the left spin it any more. get or wirr— the left spin it any more. get on with governing this great

courrry— on with governing this great courrry .— on with governing this great courrry . itc— on with governing this great country . it's time now for this country. it's time now for this . yec— country. it's time now for this . yec. itc— country. it's time now for this . yes. it's time— country. it's time now for this . yes. it's time now for mark rreecr — . yes. it's time now for mark rreecr rro— . yes. it's time now for mark meets. and this— . yes. it's time now for mark meets. and this evening, sir srerrrer— meets. and this evening, sir stephen timms,— meets. and this evening, sir stephen timms, the labour member of stephen timms, the labour member or for— stephen timms, the labour member of for parliament— stephen timms, the labour member of for parliament east ham in lorlor— of for parliament east ham in loroor. re— of for parliament east ham in london. he served under tony rioir— london. he served under tony rioir orr— london. he served under tony blair and gordon— london. he served under tony blair and gordon brown in ceerol— blair and gordon brown in ceerol key— blair and gordon brown in several key roles, including crie— several key roles, including chief secretary— several key roles, including chief secretary to the treasury in chief secretary to the treasury ir roy— chief secretary to the treasury ir iroy zero. — chief secretary to the treasury in may 2010. he— chief secretary to the treasury in may 2010. he survived an orrerrrrreo— in may 2010. he survived an attempted murder by islamic rerroricr— attempted murder by islamic terrorist roshana chaudhry , who terrorist roshana chaudhry, who croirireo— terrorist roshana chaudhry, who croirireo rirr — terrorist roshana chaudhry, who stabbed him twice in the abdomen at stabbed him twice in the abdomen or ric— stabbed him twice in the abdomen at his constituency— stabbed him twice in the abdomen at his constituency surgery . she at his constituency surgery. she was convicted— at his constituency surgery. she was convicted of— at his constituency surgery. she was convicted of attempted rrureo— was convicted of attempted cruel orr— was convicted of attempted murder and sentenced to life in iricorrrerr— murder and sentenced to life in prisonment stephen timms served on prisonment stephen timms served or re— prisonment stephen timms served on the official— prisonment stephen timms served on the official opposition frontbench _ on the official opposition frontbench as— on the official opposition frontbench as shadow minister for employment— frontbench as shadow minister for employment and shadow cecrerory— for employment and shadow cecrerory or— for employment and shadow secretary of state for work and rerciorc— secretary of state for work and rerciorc ir— secretary of state for work and pensions in 2021,— secretary of state for work and pensions in 2021, the then prime rriricrer— pensions in 2021, the then prime wiricre .— pensions in 2021, the then prime minister , boris— pensions in 2021, the then prime minister , boris johnson, minister, boris johnson, orroirreo— minister, boris johnson, appointed timms as the uk's rrore— appointed timms as the uk's rrooe erwoy— appointed timms as the uk's trade envoy to _ appointed timms as the uk's trade envoy to switzerland and liechtenstein _ trade envoy to switzerland and liechtenstein ,_ trade envoy to switzerland and liechtenstein , and he was liechtenstein, and he was lriorreo— liechtenstein, and he was lrierreo ir— liechtenstein, and he was knighted in the 2022 birthday roouc— knighted in the 2022 birthday roouc ror— knighted in the 2022 birthday honours for political and public cewice— honours for political and public cerwice .—

honours for political and public cerwice . sir— honours for political and public service . sir stephen timms, service. sir stephen timms, welcome— service. sir stephen timms, welcorre ro— service. sir stephen timms, welcome to mark dolan tonight. ironw— welcome to mark dolan tonight. irorl you— welcome to mark dolan tonight. irorl you for— welcome to mark dolan tonight. thank you for inviting— welcome to mark dolan tonight. thank you for inviting me- welcome to mark dolan tonight. thank you for inviting me. - thank you for inviting me. lovely to have you on the oroeorrrre— lovely to have you on the programme. my first night of the weelero— programme. my first night of the weelero oro— programme. my first night of the weekend and you— programme. my first night of the weekend and you were in the rouce— weekend and you were in the rouce or— weekend and you were in the house of commons in the years leooiro— house of commons in the years leooire ur— house of commons in the years leooire urr ro— house of commons in the years leading up to the— house of commons in the years leading up to the new labour loroclioe— leading up to the new labour landslide of— leading up to the new labour landslide of 97.— leading up to the new labour landslide of 97. i— leading up to the new labour landslide of 97. i think you errereo— landslide of 97. i think you entered the— landslide of 97. i think you entered the house in 94. is rrere— entered the house in 94. is rrere o— entered the house in 94. is there a similar— entered the house in 94. is there a similar mood of optimism in there a similar mood of optimism ir ore— there a similar mood of optimism in we rrory— there a similar mood of optimism in we rroriy roro— there a similar mood of optimism in the party right now ? well, in the party right now? well, tree— in the party right now? well, there certainly— in the party right now? well, there certainly is— in the party right now? well, there certainly is a good deal of there certainly is a good deal or orlirricrr— there certainly is a good deal of optimism, yes— there certainly is a good deal of optimism, yes , particularly of optimism, yes, particularly rollowiro— of optimism, yes, particularly following the— of optimism, yes, particularly following the local election reculrc— following the local election reculrc or — following the local election results on of— following the local election results on of earlier this rrorrr. — results on of earlier this rrorrr. irr— results on of earlier this month. i'm not- results on of earlier this month. i'm not sure there's quite the sort of euphoria that there was in the run up to 97. i think this time it's a more of a kind of steady progress building up from the terrible position we found ourselves in after the 2019 election were election result. we've had since the 1930. but we're making very substantial progress and the local council results were really encouraging reflection of

that. indeed. now, you really encouraging reflection of that . indeed. now, you served that. indeed. now, you served uroe— that. indeed. now, you served uroe iory— that. indeed. now, you served under tony blair,— that. indeed. now, you served under tony blair, a— indeed. now, you served under tony blair, a divisive but rorrriooirle— under tony blair, a divisive but formidable operator . how do under tony blair, a divisive but formidable operator. how do you role— formidable operator. how do you rore yeir— formidable operator. how do you rate keir starmer,— formidable operator. how do you rate keir starmer, sir . stephen rate keir starmer, sir. stephen well.— rate keir starmer, sir. stephen well. i— rate keir starmer, sir. stephen well. i rrirl— rate keir starmer, sir. stephen well, i think he— rate keir starmer, sir. stephen well, i think he is— rate keir starmer, sir. stephen well, i think he is doing- well, i think he is doing a great job. as i say , he had great job. as i say, he had a mountain to climb when he became party leader. soon after the 2019 election and we are now well on our way to getting over that mountain and he's not the same as tony blair. he's a different character for tony blair. had a very remarkable charisma . but, you know, i think charisma. but, you know, i think there are benefits . it's to there are benefits. it's to keir's steady, reliable approach. and i think it's going to put us in good stead when the general election comes along . general election comes along. although, sir stephen, are you

fed up— although, sir stephen, are you fed up wirr— although, sir stephen, are you fed up with keir— although, sir stephen, are you fed up with keir starmer's flip rlorc— fed up with keir starmer's flip rlorrc e— fed up with keir starmer's flip flops ? whether— fed up with keir starmer's flip flops ? whether it's changing his flops? whether it's changing his rriro— flops? whether it's changing his rriro orour— flops? whether it's changing his mind about nationalising industries— mind about nationalising industries or— mind about nationalising industries or campaigning for jeremy— industries or campaigning for jeremy coriryr— industries or campaigning for jeremy corbyn to be prime rriricrer— jeremy corbyn to be prime minister or— jeremy corbyn to be prime minister or previously wanting to minister or previously wanting ro rowe— minister or previously wanting ro rowe o— minister or previously wanting to have a referendum, a second rereerourr— to have a referendum, a second rereerourr or— to have a referendum, a second referendum on brexit? right now rec— referendum on brexit? right now re-c lowiro— referendum on brexit? right now he's loving brexit.— referendum on brexit? right now he's loving brexit. that's not a creol— he's loving brexit. that's not a ereor ecceo— he's loving brexit. that's not a great message for— he's loving brexit. that's not a great message for the for the woecr— great message for the for the woecr ic— great message for the for the woecr ic r,— great message for the for the voters, is it, that— great message for the for the voters, is it, that this guy cor-r— voters, is it, that this guy cor-r role— voters, is it, that this guy can't make his- voters, is it, that this guy can't make his mind up. \r:zr can't make his mind up. no, i think— can't make his mind up. no, i think oroc-c— can't make his mind up. no, i think that's a— can't make his mind up. no, i think that's a sort— can't make his mind up. no, i think that's a sort of classic conservative jibe, which i don't think has any substance at all. i mean, we are not a conservative- i mean, we are not a conservative campaigned for its wrot— conservative campaigned for its wror cry— conservative campaigned for its wror rry ieec— conservative campaigned for its what my viewers and listeners rrirl. — what my viewers and listeners rrirl. so— what my viewers and listeners think. so stephen,- what my viewers and listeners think. “ think. so stephen, we all we all campaigned for jeremy corbyn to be prime minister because we were campaigning for the labour party and keir starmer did that along with the rest of us. now i think he is setting— along with the rest of us. now i think he is setting out- along with the rest of us. now i think he is setting out in- along with the rest of us. now i think he is setting out in a- think he is setting out in a very— think he is setting out in a very impressive— think he is setting out in a very impressive way to rebuild corrioerce— very impressive way to rebuild confidence in— very impressive way to rebuild confidence in our— very impressive way to rebuild confidence in our party, to deal we— confidence in our party, to deal we coe— confidence in our party, to deal we or— confidence in our party, to deal with some of the— confidence in our party, to deal with some of the very serious rroirlerrc— with some of the very serious problems that— with some of the very serious problems that we _ with some of the very serious

problems that we had in the wake of rre— problems that we had in the wake of ore zero— problems that we had in the wake of the 2019 election— problems that we had in the wake of the 2019 election and the recur— of the 2019 election and the reculr or— of the 2019 election and the result of what— of the 2019 election and the result of what had happened in the result of what had happened in we leoo— result of what had happened in we led up— result of what had happened in we led up ro— result of what had happened in the lead up to that. '“r3 the lead up to that. and step by orer.— the lead up to that. and step by step, we are getting where we need to be. and i'm very encouraged by it. and, you know, as i said , i think the local as i said, i think the local council elections this month were a very encouraging reflection of the progress that keir has has made . now, sir keir has has made. now, sir stephen, keir has has made. now, sir srerrrer. you— keir has has made. now, sir stephen, you can— keir has has made. now, sir stephen, you can be- ” now, sir stephen, you can be frank with me. you're on the— stephen, you can be frank with me. you're on the back benches. you-re— me. you're on the back benches. youre orr— me. you're on the back benches. you're off record. _ me. you're on the back benches. you're off record. you were crie— you're off record. you were chief secretary— you're off record. you were chief secretary to the treasury so chief secretary to the treasury co you — chief secretary to the treasury co you lrow— chief secretary to the treasury so you know how— chief secretary to the treasury so you know how to crunch the rurrirec— so you know how to crunch the rurrirerc . cor— so you know how to crunch the numbers. can britain really orrorr— numbers. can britain really orroro o— numbers. can britain really afford a labour— numbers. can britain really afford a labour government if rrere-c— afford a labour government if rrere-c ro— afford a labour government if there's no money? me what's the port— there's no money? me what's the roirr ir— there's no money? me what's the point in rowiro— there's no money? me what's the point in rowiro o— there's no money? me what's the point in having a labour government?— point in having a labour government? well we need a loirour— government? well we need a labour government . “ labour government. i mean, what is ricer— labour government. i mean, what is often suggested that is that if you get a labour government then you'll run into economic problems. in fact the record of course is different to that . course is different to that. when gold and every ship . the

when gold and every ship. the the rule at the time was that national debt than 40% of gdp and now of course it's well over twice that. but worse than that, we had the extraordinary liz truss premiership when we did get a really serious economic crisis manufactured by the then government. the prime minister and the chancellor. now that's the kind of thing that people think fear would happen with the labour government. actually it never happens with labour never happens with the labour government happen government. it did happen with the conservative government, the conservative party chose liz truss to be its leader and she she went about frankly taking an axe to the economy, to stability . and we saw the massive problems that resulted. the bank of england had to step to in avert an economic crisis . so avert an economic crisis. so we've had enough of that . we we've had enough of that. we want we want to get rid of the

people who did that to us and we want a good economic team. keir starmer rachel reeves running the economy in a sound way in the economy in a sound way in the future, maybe with a return four fs. stephen timms who knows irrierly— four fs. stephen timms who knows irrierly ir— four fs. stephen timms who knows irrierly i you— four fs. stephen timms who knows irrierly i you co— four fs. stephen timms who knows briefly if you can, sir.— ” stephen timms who knows briefly if you can, sir. stephen are briefly if you can, sir. stephen you— briefly if you can, sir. stephen are you over the— briefly if you can, sir. stephen are you over the terrible trauma of are you over the terrible trauma or your— are you over the terrible trauma of your attempted— are you over the terrible trauma of your attempted murder in zeroe— of your attempted murder in zoroe iric— of your attempted murder in 2010? this woman set upon you at a 2010? this woman set upon you at o corcriruercy— 2010? this woman set upon you at a constituency surgery , the most a constituency surgery, the most owrul— a constituency surgery, the most owrul orrocl— a constituency surgery, the most owrul orrocl .— a constituency surgery, the most awful attack . are— a constituency surgery, the most awful attack . are you better? awful attack. are you better? aro— awful attack. are you better? arr oo— awful attack. are you better? arr do you— awful attack. are you better? and do you feel— awful attack. are you better? and do you feel like you've been oile— and do you feel like you've been oirle ro— and do you feel like you've been able to process— and do you feel like you've been able to process what happened to you .— able to process what happened to you . irr— able to process what happened to you . in well— able to process what happened to you . i'm well, thank you. 3 3 you. i'm well, thank you. i did . rurrire— you. i'm well, thank you. i did . putting up— you. i'm well, thank you. i did . putting up .— you. i'm well, thank you. i did . putting up . but— you. i'm well, thank you. i did . putting up . but the royal . putting up. but the royal london hospital did a very good job. you know, it was 2 or 3 months before i was able to be fully back working as as normal. but that was 13 years ago now. and i'm pleased to say that i'm in in in good shape and yeah, i

don't think i have any lasting problems arising from what were the very unpleasant experience . the very unpleasant experience. well, look, more power to you. rrc— well, look, more power to you. ir-c oreor— well, look, more power to you. ir-c oreor ro— well, look, more power to you. it's great to have— well, look, more power to you. it's great to have you on the crow.— it's great to have you on the crow. i— it's great to have you on the crow. i oo— it's great to have you on the show. i do hope— it's great to have you on the show. i do hope we get to speak oooir— show. i do hope we get to speak oooir coo— show. i do hope we get to speak oooir roy— show. i do hope we get to speak again soon. my thanks to sir srerrrer— again soon. my thanks to sir stephen timms,— again soon. my thanks to sir stephen timms, labour backbencher- stephen timms, labour- backbencher-esteemed stephen timms, labour— backbencher-esteemed and backbencher with an esteemed and ecreerreo— backbencher with an esteemed and esteemed history— backbencher with an esteemed and esteemed history on— backbencher with an esteemed and esteemed history on the labour rrorr— esteemed history on the labour roe-.— esteemed history on the labour rrorr-. weer— esteemed history on the labour rrorr-. weer up.- esteemed history on the labour front-. next up, i'll- esteemed history on the labour front . next up, i'll be front bench. next up, i'll be rroliro— front bench. next up, i'll be rroliro rre— front bench. next up, i'll be making the case— front bench. next up, i'll be making the case for brexit. iweryore— making the case for brexit. everyone seems- making the case for brexit. everyone seems to be giving up on our departure— everyone seems to be giving up on our departure from the bloc. riro— on our departure from the bloc. riro our— on our departure from the bloc. riro our wry— on our departure from the bloc. find out why it's— on our departure from the bloc. find out why it's the best thing ororc— find out why it's the best thing that's-happened- find out why it's the best thing that's-happened .-

it's 10:00 on television, on it's10:00 on television, on rooio— it's10:00 on television, on rooio oro— it's10:00 on television, on radio and online- it's10:00 on television, on radio and online in the united kingdom— radio and online in the united kingdom oro— radio and online in the united kingdom and across the world. iric— kingdom and across the world. iric ic— kingdom and across the world. iric ic worl— kingdom and across the world. this is mark dolan tonight in my role— this is mark dolan tonight in my role or— this is mark dolan tonight in my role or rer— this is mark dolan tonight in my take at ten with— this is mark dolan tonight in my take at ten with job adverts and were— take at ten with job adverts and theatre performances , excluding

theatre performances, excluding reorie— theatre performances, excluding reorrle iroceo— theatre performances, excluding reorrle iroceo or— theatre performances, excluding people based on skin colour, itc— people based on skin colour, ir-c rre— people based on skin colour, it's the so—called anti racists wro— it's the so—called anti racists wro oe— it's the so—called anti racists wro rre— it's the so—called anti racists who are the worst— it's the so—called anti racists who are the worst offenders as the who are the worst offenders as we wie— who are the worst offenders as the wise words— who are the worst offenders as the wise words of— who are the worst offenders as the wise words of martin luther yiro— the wise words of martin luther yiro reel— the wise words of martin luther king reel like— the wise words of martin luther king feel like a— the wise words of martin luther king feel like a distant memory in king feel like a distant memory ir zero.— king feel like a distant memory ir me are— king feel like a distant memory in 2023. and this— king feel like a distant memory in 2023. and this one surprised rewir— in 2023. and this one surprised me. brexit supporters are having a me. brexit supporters are having o irr— me. brexit supporters are having o oil or— me. brexit supporters are having o oil of o— me. brexit supporters are having a bit of a nervous— me. brexit supporters are having a bit of a nervous breakdown, coyiro— a bit of a nervous breakdown, coyire rrexir— a bit of a nervous breakdown, saying brexit is— a bit of a nervous breakdown, saying brexit is a— a bit of a nervous breakdown, saying brexit is a disaster. now of saying brexit is a disaster. now or ir-c— saying brexit is a disaster. now of course it's not— saying brexit is a disaster. now of course it's not perfect, but we are out. i'll— of course it's not perfect, but we are out. i'll be- of course it's not perfect, but we are out. i'll be launching my crourcr— we are out. i'll be launching my staunch defence— we are out. i'll be launching my staunch defence of— we are out. i'll be launching my staunch defence of our departure from— staunch defence of our departure from rre— staunch defence of our departure from we rioc— staunch defence of our departure from the bloc in— staunch defence of our departure from the bloc in just a couple of from the bloc in just a couple or rrirurec— from the bloc in just a couple of minutes and— from the bloc in just a couple of minutes and i've got the rurrirerc— of minutes and i've got the rurrirerc ro— of minutes and i've got the numbers to back it up. tonight's rewcrroel ic— numbers to back it up. tonight's newsmaker is the— numbers to back it up. tonight's newsmaker is the formidable ann wiooecorrire.— newsmaker is the formidable ann widdecombe. i'll— newsmaker is the formidable ann widdecombe. i'll be asking ann widdecombe. i'll be asking aim as widdecombe. i'll be asking ann oc trey— widdecombe. i'll be asking ann as they officially— widdecombe. i'll be asking ann as they officially overtake new loirour-c— as they officially overtake new labour's time— as they officially overtake new labour's time in— as they officially overtake new labour's time in office. have rre— labour's time in office. have the conservatives— labour's time in office. have the conservatives wasted 13 yeorc— the conservatives wasted 13 yeorc ir— the conservatives wasted 13 yeorc in power— the conservatives wasted 13 years in power .— the conservatives wasted 13 years in power. for and mark dolor— years in power. for and mark dolan tonight— years in power. for and mark dolan tonight is— years in power. for and mark dolan tonight is the home of the rorerc— dolan tonight is the home of the rorerc wirr— dolan tonight is the home of the papers with tomorrow's front pages— papers with tomorrow's front rooec or— papers with tomorrow's front pages at exactly— papers with tomorrow's front pages at exactly 1030 with full rurrir— pages at exactly 1030 with full pundit reaction _ pages at exactly 1030 with full pundit reaction .—

pundit reaction. so— pundit reaction. so o— pundit reaction. so a busy hour to come. pundit reaction.— so a busy hour to come. first up,— so a busy hour to come. first .p, rre— so a busy hour to come. first up, the headlines— so a busy hour to come. first up, the headlines with ray rooicor— up, the headlines with ray rooicor .— up, the headlines with ray addison . thanks mark. r:z”r:z addison. thanks mark. here's the lorecc— addison. thanks mark. here's the lorecr rror— addison. thanks mark. here's the latest from the newsroom well, within the last half hour , within the last half hour, downing street has confirmed that the prime minister will speak to his indian pendant ethics adviser regarding the home secretary's speeding fine . home secretary's speeding fine. suella braverman is alleged to have tried to avoid incurring points on her licence for speeding last summer. sunday times reports that she asked a civil servant to organise a 1 to 1 driving awareness course instead. earlier, when asked about the claims, rishi sunak declined to publicly defend her. i don't know the full details of what has happened, nor have i spoken to the home secretary. i think you can see first hand wrot— think you can see first hand we iwe— think you can see first hand what i've been— think you can see first hand what i've been doing over the loco— what i've been doing over the locr roy— what i've been doing over the locr ooylco.— what i've been doing over the last day-so, but— what i've been doing over the last day-so, but i- what i've been doing over the last day so, but i understand last day or so, but i understand rror— last day or so, but i understand we crec— last day or so, but i understand that she's expressed regret for creelire— that she's expressed regret for speeding, accepted the penalty that she's expressed regret for speepaid, accepted the penalty that she's expressed regret for speepaid the :epted the penalty that she's expressed regret for speepaid the fine d the penalty that she's expressed regret for speepaid the fine on �*ie penalty that she's expressed regret for speepaid the fine on the enalty that she's expressed regret for

speepaid the fine on the finaly and paid the fine on the final day— and paid the fine on the final ooy or— and paid the fine on the final ooy or rre— and paid the fine on the final ooy or we ei— and paid the fine on the final day of the g7 summit in japan , day of the g7 summit in japan, worlo— day of the g7 summit in japan, world leaders— day of the g7 summit in japan, world leaders have set out their ororc— world leaders have set out their rrlorc ro— world leaders have set out their plans to tackle— world leaders have set out their plans to tackle aggression from criro— plans to tackle aggression from criro . — plans to tackle aggression from criro . irirre— plans to tackle aggression from china . prime minister- plans to tackle aggression from china . 37�*” ii. “ ?e“ china. prime minister rishi sunak said that beijing poses the biggest challenge to global security, being the only country with both the means and intent to reshape the world order. us president joe biden says there's complete resolve and unity within the g7 to reduce china's risk to international security. we're not looking to decouple from china . we're looking to from china. we're looking to oe—ricl— from china. we're looking to oe—ricl oro— c“ we're looking to de—risk and diversify our relationship— de—risk and diversify our relationship with china. that means taking— relationship with china. that means taking steps to diversify our means taking steps to diversify currrrly— means taking steps to diversify our supply chains— means taking steps to diversify our supply chains . and we're not our supply chains. and we're not so we're not dependent any one country— so we're not dependent any one courrry ror— so we're not dependent any one country for necessary products. it country for necessary products. it eorc— country for necessary products. it means resisting— country for necessary products. it means resisting economic coercion together for and courreriro— coercion together for and countering harmful practises rror— countering harmful practises rror rurr— countering harmful practises that hurt our— countering harmful practises that hurt our workers. it means rrorecr— that hurt our workers. it means rrorecr o— that hurt our workers. it means protect a narrow— that hurt our workers. it means protect a narrow set of advanced recrrolooiec— protect a narrow set of advanced technologies critical for our roriorol— technologies critical for our national security . motty national security. motty the president— national security. motty the president or— national security. motty the president of ukraine has addressed world leaders at the g7 summit, saying he's confident

that kyivs peace formula has the potential to prevent future wars. he's thanked western allies for their ongoing support, including receiving american made f—16 fighter jets american made f—16fighterjets and the training of ukrainian pilots . volodymyr zelenskyy also pilots. volodymyr zelenskyy also dismissed claims that the russian mercenary wagner group has captured the city of bakhmut . well, three people have been taken to hospital after a double decker bus hit a bridge in glasgow. the vehicle struck the underside of a railway bridge in tradeston , shearing its roof off tradeston, shearing its roof off and becoming wedged stuck. police temporarily closed a number of roads while passengers were treated at the scene. all trains were stopped and engineers from network rail scotland were brought in to check that the bridge was safe to reopen . and the prince of to reopen. and the prince of wales has joined royal navy submariners preparing to take on a transatlantic rowing challenge. the duke of cambridge released a video of his visit to a training session, organised by

the hms audacious crew in 2019. they began raising money to support the mental health of their colleagues. so far, they've raised over £110,000. we're on tv online on dab+ radio and on tune to in you're watching and listening to gb news. back now to . news. back now to. mark good evening and welcome to mark dolan tonight. tonight's newsmaker— dolan tonight. tonight's newsmaker is— dolan tonight. tonight's newsmaker is ann- l“ o“ g“ tonight's newsmaker is ann widdecombe, dolan tonight. tonight's— newsmaker is ann widdecombe, and newsmaker is aim widdecombe, and i'll newsmaker is ann widdecombe, and ill ire— newsmaker is ann widdecombe, and ill ire ocliro— newsmaker is ann widdecombe, and i'll be asking ann,— newsmaker is ann widdecombe, and i'll be asking ann, as— newsmaker is ann widdecombe, and i'll be asking ann, as they orriciolly— i'll be asking ann, as they officially overtake new labour's irre— officially overtake new labour's rirre ir— officially overtake new labour's time in office,— officially overtake new labour's time in office, have the conservatives- time in office, have the conservatives wasted 13 years in power— conservatives wasted 13 years in power e— conservatives wasted 13 years in power e we-ye— conservatives wasted 13 years in power ? we've got— conservatives wasted 13 years in power ? we've got the papers at power? we've got the papers at roro— power? we've got the papers at iooo wirr— power? we've got the papers at 1030 with full— power? we've got the papers at 1030 with full pundit reaction oro— 1030 with full pundit reaction one well— 1030 with full pundit reaction one well ire— 1030 with full pundit reaction and we'll be nominated . and we'll be nominated. ioriorr-c— and we'll be nominated. tonight's headline heroes and rock— tonight's headline heroes and rock roge— tonight's headline heroes and back page zeroes— tonight's headline heroes and back page zeroes , big stories, back page zeroes, big stories, big ouecrc— back page zeroes, big stories, big ouecrc oro— back page zeroes, big stories, big guests and always big oririorc— big guests and always big opinions. let's— big guests and always big opinions. let's start with my role—

opinions. let's start with my role .— opinions. let's start with my role . rr— opinions. let's start with my role . ar rer— opinions. let's start with my take . at ten racism's back, take. at ten racism's back, rollc— take. at ten racism's back, rollc .— take. at ten racism's back, folks . after— take. at ten racism's back, folks . after a— take. at ten racism's back, folks . after a scottish folks. after a scottish education _ folks. after a scottish education authority released a job education authority released a roir orrei— education authority released a job advert aimed— education authority released a job advert aimed at non—whites. you— job advert aimed at non—whites. you reori— job advert aimed at non—whites. you reoro rre— job advert aimed at non—whites. you heard me right. and after irorcrrorr— you heard me right. and after irorcrrorr ror— you heard me right. and after transport for london, similarly rocreo— transport for london, similarly rocreo or— transport for london, similarly posted an opportunity limited to correirooy— posted an opportunity limited to correirooy or— posted an opportunity limited to correirooy of o— posted an opportunity limited to somebody of a minority ethnic irocl— somebody of a minority ethnic irocl orourcl— somebody of a minority ethnic back ground. we— somebody of a minority ethnic back ground. we have an east loroor— back ground. we have an east london theatre— back ground. we have an east london theatre group who are oowerriciro— london theatre group who are oowericiro o— london theatre group who are advertising a show exclusively arrie— advertising a show exclusively arrie ror— advertising a show exclusively arnie for people— advertising a show exclusively arnie for people of colour . now arnie for people of colour. now in — arnie for people of colour. now in ro— arnie for people of colour. now in ro icurrrole— arnie for people of colour. now i'm no rumpole of— arnie for people of colour. now i'm no rumpole of the bailey, rur— i'm no rumpole of the bailey, irur icr-r— i'm no rumpole of the bailey, but isn't that— i'm no rumpole of the bailey, but isn't that illegal? and if not:— but isn't that illegal? and if not, shouldn't— but isn't that illegal? and if not, shouldn't it— but isn't that illegal? and if not, shouldn't it be whatever rorrereo— not, shouldn't it be whatever rorrereo ro— not, shouldn't it be whatever happened to the— not, shouldn't it be whatever happened to the incredible worrir— happened to the incredible martin luther— happened to the incredible martin luther king and his orroziro— martin luther king and his amazing message of judging by the amazing message of judging by we correrr— amazing message of judging by the content of— amazing message of judging by the content of your character rorrer— the content of your character rorrer rror — the content of your character rather than the _ the content of your character rather than the colour of your clir— rather than the colour of your clir e— rather than the colour of your clir e ir-c— rather than the colour of your skin ? it's ironic— rather than the colour of your skin ? it's ironic that the woke skin? it's ironic that the woke ioliiror— skin? it's ironic that the woke ioliiror .— skin? it's ironic that the woke ioliiror . wro— skin? it's ironic that the woke taliban , who are— skin? it's ironic that the woke taliban , who are behind bonkers taliban, who are behind bonkers and taliban, who are behind bonkers oro oiwiciwe— taliban, who are behind bonkers and divisive ideas— taliban, who are behind bonkers and divisive ideas like critical rreory— and divisive ideas like critical rreory .— and divisive ideas like critical race theory , which says if race theory, which says if youre— race theory, which says if you're white,— race theory, which says if you're white, you're basically rocicr— you're white, you're basically rocicr rur— you're white, you're basically racist but just— you're white, you're basically racist but just don't know it. well— racist but just don't know it. well trey-re— racist but just don't know it. well, they're the— racist but just don't know it. well, they're the ones who are guilry— well, they're the ones who are guilry or— well, they're the ones who are guilry or rre— well, they're the ones who are guilty of the worst prejudice is

rrerrcelwec. — guilty of the worst prejudice is themselves. they— guilty of the worst prejudice is themselves. they find racism ewerywrere.— themselves. they find racism everywhere. of— themselves. they find racism everywhere. of course they do. wirr— everywhere. of course they do. we rre— everywhere. of course they do. with the latest— everywhere. of course they do. with the latest things considered— with the latest things considered racist being the courrrycioe— considered racist being the courrrycioe .— considered racist being the countryside , mathematics and countryside, mathematics and rewire— countryside, mathematics and lrirriro. or.— countryside, mathematics and knitting. oh, and— countryside, mathematics and knitting. oh, and my favourite new one, getting— knitting. oh, and my favourite new one, getting up early in the rrorriro. — new one, getting up early in the rrorriro. yec— new one, getting up early in the morning. yes, that's racist too. luckily— morning. yes, that's racist too. luclily i— morning. yes, that's racist too. luclily i err-oy— morning. yes, that's racist too. luclily i enjoy o— morning. yes, that's racist too. luckily i enjoy a lie in when is cric— luckily i enjoy a lie in when is this madness— luckily i enjoy a lie in when is this madness going to end? we are this madness going to end? we oli— this madness going to end? we are all brothers— this madness going to end? we are all brothers and sisters in rre— are all brothers and sisters in we eyec— are all brothers and sisters in we eyec or— are all brothers and sisters in the eyes of god— are all brothers and sisters in the eyes of god and it's time to rooerrer— the eyes of god and it's time to come together as— the eyes of god and it's time to come together as one community to come together as one community ro roclle— come together as one community ro roclle roweriy— come together as one community to tackle poverty and inequality wra— to tackle poverty and inequality , which affects— to tackle poverty and inequality , which affects all— to tackle poverty and inequality , which affects all groups in cociery— , which affects all groups in cociery .— , which affects all groups in our society . arnie and lift up our society. arnie and lift up every— our society. arnie and lift up every one. this— our society. arnie and lift up every one. this country is a oloirol— every one. this country is a global beacon— every one. this country is a global beacon of- every one. this country is a global beacon of diversity , and global beacon of diversity, and piece— global beacon of diversity, and rleoce oe— global beacon of diversity, and please name one— global beacon of diversity, and please name one other place wricr— please name one other place wricr ic— please name one other place wricr ic rrore— please name one other place which is more welcoming on the rriorer. — which is more welcoming on the rriorer. rur— which is more welcoming on the planet. but policies like this circle— planet. but policies like this oiwioe uc— planet. but policies like this divide us and— planet. but policies like this divide us and encourage social ceoreoorior— divide us and encourage social ceoreoorior ir— divide us and encourage social segregation in black only performance— segregation in black only performance is sounds like the irroircrilo— performance is sounds like the brainchild of— performance is sounds like the brainchild of the— performance is sounds like the brainchild of the appalling sourr— brainchild of the appalling south african— brainchild of the appalling south african regime in the rreorc. — south african regime in the rreorc. wor— south african regime in the 1980s. not modern, diverse rriroir—

1980s. not modern, diverse rriroir .— 1980s. not modern, diverse britain . racism— 1980s. not modern, diverse britain . racism is the most evil britain. racism is the most evil croir— britain. racism is the most evil croir or— britain. racism is the most evil stain on humanity.— britain. racism is the most evil stain on humanity. so it's iroric— stain on humanity. so it's ironic that— stain on humanity. so it's ironic that those who claim to be ironic that those who claim to ire roclliro— ironic that those who claim to ire roclliro ir— ironic that those who claim to be tackling it are— ironic that those who claim to be tackling it are the ones responsible— be tackling it are the ones responsible for— be tackling it are the ones responsible for making it worse . irece— responsible for making it worse . irece reorie— responsible for making it worse . these people find racism ewerywrere— . these people find racism everywhere except where it ocruolly— everywhere except where it ocruolly ic— everywhere except where it actually is, staring back at rrerr — actually is, staring back at rrerr ir— actually is, staring back at them in the— actually is, staring back at them in the mirror. far be it from— them in the mirror. far be it for re— them in the mirror. far be it from me as somebody that voted ir— from me as somebody that voted remain in 2016— from me as somebody that voted remain in 2016 to— from me as somebody that voted remain in 2016 to stand up for eeril— remain in 2016 to stand up for rrexir. rur— remain in 2016 to stand up for brexit, but so— remain in 2016 to stand up for brexit, but so be— remain in 2016 to stand up for brexit, but so be it. we've seen rrory— brexit, but so be it. we've seen many headlines— brexit, but so be it. we've seen many headlines about my irrilliorr— many headlines about my brilliant colleague nigel eroge— brilliant colleague nigel farage, allegedly saying brexit had farage, allegedly saying brexit roo ireer— farage, allegedly saying brexit roo ireer o— farage, allegedly saying brexit had been a disaster. not so. iror— had been a disaster. not so. we ic— had been a disaster. not so. we ic ror— had been a disaster. not so. that is not what— had been a disaster. not so. that is not what nigel said. he coil— that is not what nigel said. he coio rror— that is not what nigel said. he said that politicians have let the said that politicians have let rre rriricr— said that politicians have let the british people down on in tree— the british people down on in their delivery— the british people down on in their delivery of— the british people down on in their delivery of it . now, their delivery of it. now, i would— their delivery of it. now, i would coy— their delivery of it. now, i would say that— their delivery of it. now, i would say that the brexiteers are would say that the brexiteers rowiro — would say that the brexiteers rowiro o— would say that the brexiteers are having a bit— would say that the brexiteers are having a bit of a wobble at the are having a bit of a wobble at we rrorrerr— are having a bit of a wobble at the moment and— are having a bit of a wobble at the moment and allowing the oreorc— the moment and allowing the oreorc ro— the moment and allowing the ereorc ro ire— the moment and allowing the greats to be the— the moment and allowing the greats to be the enemy of the good — greats to be the enemy of the good .— greats to be the enemy of the good . i— greats to be the enemy of the good . i rrirl— greats to be the enemy of the good . i think the— greats to be the enemy of the good . i think the brexiteers good. i think the brexiteers reeo— good. i think the brexiteers reeo ro— good. i think the brexiteers need to have— good. i think the brexiteers need to have a— good. i think the brexiteers need to have a word with themselves,— need to have a word with themselves, calm down, calm dowr— themselves, calm down, calm oowr. yec— themselves, calm down, calm down. yes, there— themselves, calm down, calm down. yes, there are compromises in down. yes, there are compromises ir rre— down. yes, there are compromises ir rre woy— down. yes, there are compromises

ir rre woy rror— down. yes, there are compromises in the way that brexit has rorrereo— in the way that brexit has rorrereo .— in the way that brexit has happened , but we are out. we had happened, but we are out. we had our happened, but we are out. we had cole— happened, but we are out. we had cole oro— happened, but we are out. we had our cake and we— happened, but we are out. we had our cake and we ate— happened, but we are out. we had our cake and we ate it. but look.— our cake and we ate it. but look. wirr— our cake and we ate it. but look, with such— our cake and we ate it. but look, with such a- our cake and we ate it. but look, with such a shock to our ecoroy you— look, with such a shock to our economy, you need at least a oecooe— economy, you need at least a decade before _ economy, you need at least a decade before judging brexit to rowe— decade before judging brexit to rowe o— decade before judging brexit to have a nervous— decade before judging brexit to have a nervous breakdown about it. have a nervous breakdown about it wow.— have a nervous breakdown about it now or— have a nervous breakdown about it now or rre— have a nervous breakdown about it. now, at the tail— have a nervous breakdown about it. now, at the tail end of a tree— it. now, at the tail end of a rrree yeor— it. now, at the tail end of a three year pandemic is lunacy. rrexireec— three year pandemic is lunacy. brexiteers at— three year pandemic is lunacy. brexiteers at the— three year pandemic is lunacy. brexiteers at the moment are like— brexiteers at the moment are like contestants— brexiteers at the moment are like contestants on bull's eye wro— like contestants on bull's eye wro olor-r— like contestants on bull's eye who don't realise— like contestants on bull's eye who don't realise they have won the who don't realise they have won rre creeoiroor— who don't realise they have won the speedboat race— who don't realise they have won the speedboat race ever closer rrior— the speedboat race ever closer rrior roc— the speedboat race ever closer union has gone— the speedboat race ever closer union has gone monthly payments of oz— union has gone monthly payments of oz irillior— union has gone monthly payments of £2 billion to— union has gone monthly payments of £2 billion to the— union has gone monthly payments of £2 billion to the bloc, which rwo— of £2 billion to the bloc, which over two decades— of £2 billion to the bloc, which over two decades approximates the over two decades approximates rre errire— over two decades approximates the entire cost— over two decades approximates the entire cost of— over two decades approximates the entire cost of the pandemic. core— the entire cost of the pandemic. core or— the entire cost of the pandemic. gone on, freedom _ the entire cost of the pandemic. gone on, freedom of movement gore— gone on, freedom of movement oore ir— gone on, freedom of movement core in cirole— gone on, freedom of movement gone in single european army. ire— gone in single european army. ire rreor— gone in single european army. the threat of— gone in single european army. the threat of euro— gone in single european army. the threat of euro membership, the the threat of euro membership, rre roliricol— the threat of euro membership, the political and— the threat of euro membership, the political and economic micro—managing of our country. core.— micro—managing of our country. core. gore— micro—managing of our country. core. oore .— micro—managing of our country. core. gore . gore.— micro—managing of our country. gone, gone , gone. so what's in? gone, gone, gone. so what's in? well— gone, gone, gone. so what's in? well wlwee— gone, gone, gone. so what's in? well we've done— gone, gone, gone. so what's in? well we've done some trade deals wirr— well we've done some trade deals wirr rre— well we've done some trade deals we we iriooecr— well we've done some trade deals with the biggest economies in the with the biggest economies in re world.— with the biggest economies in the world, and— with the biggest economies in the world, and we joined the criti— the world, and we joined the criir roe,— the world, and we joined the cptpp ipp, which i thought was a rrroor— cptpp ipp, which i thought was a sore throat medicine. but that reol— sore throat medicine. but that oeol ic— sore throat medicine. but that deal is massive— sore throat medicine. but that deal is massive for us as it

rerrecerrc— deal is massive for us as it represents the— deal is massive for us as it represents the largest trading irloc— represents the largest trading irloc ir— represents the largest trading irloc ir rre— represents the largest trading bloc in the whole of the world. it bloc in the whole of the world. ii rerrecerrc— bloc in the whole of the world. it represents emerging economies rorre— it represents emerging economies rorrer rror— it represents emerging economies rather than those— it represents emerging economies rather than those in decline on the continent— rather than those in decline on the continent of— rather than those in decline on the continent of continent of iurorre — the continent of continent of iurorre .— the continent of continent of iurorre . wirr— the continent of continent of europe , with net— the continent of continent of europe , with net migration of europe, with net migration of ror— europe, with net migration of rolr o— europe, with net migration of half a million— europe, with net migration of half a million last year. can you— half a million last year. can you irrooire— half a million last year. can you imagine what that figure woulo— you imagine what that figure woulo ire— you imagine what that figure woulo ire ir— you imagine what that figure would be if free— you imagine what that figure would be if free movement was coili— would be if free movement was crill ir— would be if free movement was crill ir rloce— would be if free movement was still in place and— would be if free movement was still in place and we've dodged an extraordinary— still in place and we've dodged an extraordinary bullet. not rowiro— an extraordinary bullet. not rowiro ro— an extraordinary bullet. not rowiro ro roy— an extraordinary bullet. not having to pay for europe's ridiculous— having to pay for europe's ridiculous covid overreaction ecrirrore— ridiculous covid overreaction estimate rates— ridiculous covid overreaction estimate rates suggest that our crore— estimate rates suggest that our crore or— estimate rates suggest that our crore or rre— estimate rates suggest that our share of the european covid bill would— share of the european covid bill would rowe— share of the european covid bill would have been— share of the european covid bill would have been £190 billion. a bill would have been £190 billion. a irill we— would have been £190 billion. a irill we row— would have been £190 billion. a bill we now don't— would have been £190 billion. a bill we now don't have to pay . bill we now don't have to pay. rreorwrile.— bill we now don't have to pay. meanwhile, the— bill we now don't have to pay. meanwhile, the highly impressive rucirecc— meanwhile, the highly impressive business secretary, kemi rooerocr.— business secretary, kemi badenoch, is— business secretary, kemi badenoch, is currently in rurcuir— badenoch, is currently in rurcuir or— badenoch, is currently in rurcuii of o— badenoch, is currently in pursuit of a trade deal with six cult— pursuit of a trade deal with six out crorec— pursuit of a trade deal with six gulf states with— pursuit of a trade deal with six gulf states with a— pursuit of a trade deal with six gulf states with a potential wolue— gulf states with a potential wolue or— gulf states with a potential wolue or ri— gulf states with a potential value of £1 trillion. and what orour— value of £1 trillion. and what oirour rroce— value of £1 trillion. and what about those exports which orrorerrly— about those exports which apparently are— about those exports which apparently are really suffering? well— apparently are really suffering? well rre— apparently are really suffering? well the telegraph report that cerwicec— well the telegraph report that services exports— well the telegraph report that services exports grew by 17.8% from— services exports grew by 17.8% from zero— services exports grew by 17.8% from zero ro— services exports grew by 17.8% from 2016 to 2022, the strongest

orowrr— from 2016 to 2022, the strongest orowrr ir— from 2016 to 2022, the strongest orowrr ir rre— from 2016 to 2022, the strongest growth in the g7— from 2016 to 2022, the strongest growth in the g7 and far higher rror— growth in the g7 and far higher than neighbouring countries such as than neighbouring countries such oc iloly— than neighbouring countries such oc iroly. roce— than neighbouring countries such as italy, france and wait for it eerrrory— as italy, france and wait for it eerrory .— as italy, france and wait for it cerrory . eluc— as italy, france and wait for it germany . plus we avoided germany. plus we avoided a recession this— germany. plus we avoided a recession this year and we iroocreo— recession this year and we boasted the— recession this year and we boasted the highest rates of orowrr— boasted the highest rates of orowrr ir— boasted the highest rates of growth in the— boasted the highest rates of growth in the g7 over the last two— growth in the g7 over the last two ye — growth in the g7 over the last two ye so— growth in the g7 over the last two years. so keep the faith rollc — two years. so keep the faith rollc oro — two years. so keep the faith folks, and ignore the dumas angusr— folks, and ignore the dumas angusr wroce— folks, and ignore the dumas angus, whose favourite pastime is angus, whose favourite pastime ic rolliro— angus, whose favourite pastime ic rolliro tric— angus, whose favourite pastime is talking this country down. ire— is talking this country down. ire cry-c— is talking this country down. ire cly-c rre— is talking this country down. the sky's the limit for brexit oro— the sky's the limit for brexit one before — the sky's the limit for brexit and before too— the sky's the limit for brexit and before too long, if we seize its opportunities,— and before too long, if we seize its opportunities, we'll be rlyiro— its opportunities, we'll be flying high— its opportunities, we'll be flying high -_ its opportunities, we'll be flying high . your reaction? do flying high. your reaction? do you— flying high. your reaction? do you coili— flying high. your reaction? do you still back— flying high. your reaction? do you still back ?_ flying high. your reaction? do you still back ? brexit you still back? brexit mark@gbnews.uk let's get mark@gb news.uk let's get reocrior— mark@gbnews.uk let's get reaction now— mark@gbnews.uk let's get reaction now from my brilliant punditsr— reaction now from my brilliant pundits, former— reaction now from my brilliant pundits, former mep and roliricol— pundits, former mep and political commentator annunziata iceec—rrooo— political commentator annunziata ieeec—rrooo er— political commentator annunziata rees—mogg gb news senior rroliricol— rees—mogg gb news senior political commentator nigel welcor— political commentator nigel welcor oro— political commentator nigel nelson and journalist and broadcaster— nelson and journalist and broadcaster angela epstein . broadcaster angela epstein. arrurzioto— broadcaster angela epstein. annunziata, your reaction ? annunziata, your reaction? recuce— annunziata, your reaction? recuce i— annunziata, your reaction? because i just— annunziata, your reaction? because i just think actually the brexiteers— because i just think actually the brexiteers at— because i just think actually the brexiteers at the moment reeo— the brexiteers at the moment reeo ro— the brexiteers at the moment reeo ro owe—

the brexiteers at the moment need to give their own heads a bit need to give their own heads a oil or— need to give their own heads a oil of o— need to give their own heads a bit of a wobble.— need to give their own heads a bit of a wobble. we are out, oircolulely— bit of a wobble. we are out, absolutely, and— bit of a wobble. we are out, absolutely, and that remains correrriro— absolutely, and that remains correrriro ro— absolutely, and that remains something to be celebrated. l/rzzr. something to be celebrated. you just something to be celebrated. you rucr rigrligrreo— something to be celebrated. you just highlighted some of the big reasons , but number one has to reasons, but number one has to be that we have our democracy back under our own control. one of the reasons that the movement of the reasons that the movement of people, the net migration is so huge is that we didn't used to count when we had freedom of movement. and it was in fact probably higher. probably much higher. but at least now we know what's going on. there has without doubt been a problem with implementing the changes. there was so much to do. there is so much to do and i'm not entirely convinced the government has a full grasp on it. i think a lot of brexiteers are very , very disappointed that are very, very disappointed that not all the laws are going to be automatically scrapped . but automatically scrapped. but that's part of what we voted for, for our own freedom to make our laws and rule ourselves . and our laws and rule ourselves. and we need to make sure that we hold our government to account now that we have them and can to

make sure they do make the most of this huge opportunity. well, angela epstein, i voted remain, but i'm backing brexit. i think it's the gift that— but i'm backing brexit. i think it's the gift that keeps- t “g c ithink it's the gift that keeps on giving- — it's the gift that keeps on giving- iwe— it's the gift that keeps on giving. i've pointed out why in my role— giving. i've pointed out why in my role or— giving. i've pointed out why in my take at ten,— giving. i've pointed out why in my take at ten, and i don't uroecroro— my take at ten, and i don't understand why— my take at ten, and i don't understand why the brexiteers are understand why the brexiteers rowiro — understand why the brexiteers are having such— understand why the brexiteers are having such a collective eoucw— are having such a collective nervous breakdown about it. i itc— nervous breakdown about it. i to or— nervous breakdown about it. i mean, it's an interesting- nervous breakdown about it. i mean, it's an interesting point because the fact is that it's not what is it, seven years since the vote was cast , but in since the vote was cast, but in the lifetime of a country that's a very short amount of time in order to be able to make very, very strong, calculating decisions about how well we've done and running in tandem with thatis done and running in tandem with that is the fact that every time there is a hiccup, there is a suggestion that , well, that's suggestion that, well, that's brexit, brexit was was a disaster . the recent news that disaster. the recent news that vauxhall don't want to develop their batteries here in this country and because they'll be there'll be tariffs on them if they when they sell the cars abroad . that's a bigger issue abroad. that's a bigger issue about not having enough factories to here make batteries

for electric cars. it's not a brexit issue . we've also had the brexit issue. we've also had the pandemic. we've also got the war in ukraine. these are not excuses, but they are explanations . and i think what explanations. and i think what the brexiteers need to remind themselves of is that this is not this is a journey , you know, not this is a journey, you know, this is this is something that is an evolving process. it can't be done overnight. and that they should sort of, you know, keep the faith and not look for reasons to say that this is a failure when such a short amount of has passed . definitely. of time has passed. definitely. why of time has passed. definitely. wry-welcor.— of time has passed. definitely. why-nelson, as- c : definitely. why nelson, as somebody why nigel nelson, as somebody rror— why nigel nelson, as somebody rror woreo— why nigel nelson, as somebody that voted remain,— why nigel nelson, as somebody that voted remain, have got that voted remain, have i got to try ro— that voted remain, have i got to try ro roll— that voted remain, have i got to try to talk sense— that voted remain, have i got to try to talk sense into brexiteers _ try to talk sense into brexiteers to - try to talk sense into brexiteers to with brexiteers to get with the poorer.— brexiteers to get with the program, understand that it's a worl— program, understand that it's a work ir— program, understand that it's a work in progress.— program, understand that it's a work in progress. i've outlined oro— work in progress. i've outlined oro oli— work in progress. i've outlined oro oll rre— work in progress. i've outlined and all the wins— work in progress. i've outlined and all the wins so far. there are-more and- and all the wins so far. there are-more and the- and all the wins so far. there are more and the bottom are many more and the bottom lire— are many more and the bottom lire ic— are many more and the bottom lire ic rror— are many more and the bottom line is that future— are many more and the bottom line is that future governments rowe — line is that future governments rowe-o— line is that future governments rowe-o rreor— line is that future governments have a great potential have got a great potential with tric— have got a great potential with rric-we-ye— have got a great potential with this-we've-our- this country. we've got our cowereiorry— this country. we've got our sovereignty well i think sovereignty back. well i think the sovereignty— sovereignty back. well i think the sovereignty issue is the rroir— the sovereignty issue is the i— the sovereignty issue is the main one. the sovereignty issue is the. main one. i-that's the main one. i mean, that's the reason that people voted for brexit. but i just wish that they would understand that there was a cost to doing that . and

was a cost to doing that. and the question is, if you voted for brexit because you wanted to return sovereignty back to back to the uk, take back control in dominic cummings is immortal words. then you voted for the right reason. but there is a price to pay. there's no there's no cost. we're saving money. were— no cost. we're saving money. were oor— no cost. we're saving money. we've got trade— t we're saving money. we've got trade deals that we know— we've got trade deals that we know we're not. _ we've got trade deals that we know we're not. no, we're not. refore— know we're not. no, we're not. rerore wrer— know we're not. no, we're not. before when we— know we're not. no, we're not. before when we-in- know we're not. no, we're not. before when we in the bloc before when we were in the bloc irlocl— before when we were in the bloc irlocl rrooe — before when we were in the bloc block trade agreement with the eu themselves— block trade agreement with the eu themselves ,_ block trade agreement with the eu themselves , we saved money on eu themselves, we saved money on 2 error— eu themselves, we saved money on 2 irillior o— eu themselves, we saved money on 2 billion a month— eu themselves, we saved money on 2 billion a month on— eu themselves, we saved money on 2 billion a month on payments to rruccelc— 2 billion a month on payments to rruccelc pluc— 2 billion a month on payments to brussels, plus the— 2 billion a month on payments to brussels, plus the covid rwecoery— brussels, plus the covid recovery bill,— brussels, plus the covid recovery bill, 190 billion. were— recovery bill, 190 billion. were ouioc— recovery bill, 190 billion. we're quids in,- recovery bill, 190 billion. we're quids in, nigel. �*lfllrzzcc we're quids in, nigel. well, we're not we're— we're quids in, nigel. well, we're not we're not- we're quids in, nigel. well, we're not we're not quids in broadly . broadly, brexit isn't a broadly. broadly, brexit isn't a disaster either, but we'll all be that little bit worse off . be that little bit worse off. aslef oh well, you disappoint me. i mean, nigel, i think you lucr— me. i mean, nigel, i think you we couro— me. i mean, nigel, i think you just sound like— i mean, nigel, i think you just sound like another bitter ro— just sound like another bitter remainer to me.— just sound like another bitter remainer to me. annunziata youe— remainer to me. annunziata youre rrerry— remainer to me. annunziata you're pretty close to a few rior— you're pretty close to a few high rrorile— you're pretty close to a few high profile brexiteers. do you rrirl— high profile brexiteers. do you rrirl rrey— high profile brexiteers. do you think they need— high profile brexiteers. do you think they need to get selling rewir— think they need to get selling rrexir again?— think they need to get selling brexit again? because i think rror— brexit again? because i think we rrey— brexit again? because i think that they risk— brexit again? because i think that they risk talking it down. it's

that they risk talking it down. ir-c rror— that they risk talking it down. it's that michael— that they risk talking it down. it's that michael gove line. nor-r— it's that michael gove line. iror-r leo— it's that michael gove line. don't let the— it's that michael gove line. don't let the great be the enemy of don't let the great be the enemy or rre— don't let the great be the enemy of ore gooe— don't let the great be the enemy or we got . — don't let the great be the enemy of the good . we— don't let the great be the enemy of the good . �*lfllrzz go don't let the great be the enemy of the good . �*lfllrzz rgrzzr of the good. we have got to keep the pressure up to make sure this government delivers on the promise of brexit and i think the brexiteers within the tory ranks are doing that constantly, reminding them of what they promised and what they still need to do . annunciator they're need to do. annunciator they're rroliro— need to do. annunciator they're rroliro rewir— need to do. annunciator they're making brexit sound— : r3o annunciator they're making brexit sound like a roilure— making brexit sound like a failure and— making brexit sound like a failure and it— making brexit sound like a failure and it ain't . failure and it ain't. i think you-we— failure and it ain't. i think you-we recr— failure and it ain't. i think you've been listening to too many of the remoaners that they are happy to blame . absolutely. are happy to blame. absolutely. anything that happens to this country on brexit, whether it's even fake , fully connected or even fake, fully connected or not. and we've got to get past this. we are where we are. we've got to make the most of it and we've got huge opportunity cities ahead in terms of trade , cities ahead in terms of trade, in terms of freedom and in terms of controlling our destiny. now, look, i know that i've got so now, look, i know that i've got cow-ewec— now, look, i know that i've got so _viewers and - now, look, i know that i've got so viewers and listeners so many viewers and listeners wro— so many viewers and listeners wro oe— so many viewers and listeners who are supportive brexit. who are supportive of brexit. they— who are supportive of brexit. irey lowe— who are supportive of brexit. irey love it.— who are supportive of brexit. they love it. they're so glad rror— they love it. they're so glad thatldemocratic- they love it. they're so glad that democratic mandate was that a democratic mandate was fulfilled.— that a democratic mandate was fulfilled-also— that a democratic mandate was fulfilled-also got-

that a democratic mandate was fulfilled. also got viewers fulfilled. i've also got viewers oro— fulfilled. i've also got viewers and listeners— fulfilled. i've also got viewers and listeners who _ fulfilled. i've also got viewers and listeners who are very unhappy— and listeners who are very urrorrrry orour— and listeners who are very unhappy about brexit, and i've got people— unhappy about brexit, and i've got people watching this show wro— got people watching this show who - suffering _ got people watching this show who suffering because of it, who are suffering because of it, irecuce— who are suffering because of it, irecouce-oor-r— who are suffering because of it, because don't have free because they don't have freei movement._and movement. they can't go and retire— movement. they can't go and retire ir— movement. they can't go and retire in portugal— movement. they can't go and retire in portugal. their irucirecc— retire in portugal. theiri business—so business is suffering. so i olor-r— business is suffering. so i oor-r-ro— business is suffering. so i don't-to gloss- business is suffering. so i- don't-to gloss-that. don't want to gloss over that. are— don't want to gloss over that. and absolutely— don't want to gloss over that. and absolutely nigel's right to say and absolutely nigel's right to coy rror— and absolutely nigel's right to coy rror ir— and absolutely nigel's right to say that it-shock- and absolutely nigel's right to say that it shock to the say that it is a shock to the ecoroy itc— say that it is a shock to the economy. it's a— say that it is a shock to the economy. it's a shock to our institutions.— economy. it's a shock to our institutions. there's paperwork . rur— institutions. there's paperwork . but i— institutions. there's paperwork . but i rrirl— institutions. there's paperwork , but i think it's— institutions. there's paperwork , but i think it's a— institutions. there's paperwork , but i think it's a work in oroorecc— , but i think it's a work in progress .think- , but i think it's a work in progress think get progress. i think we'll get tree— progress. i think we'll get rrere ir— progress. i think we'll get there in the— progress. i think we'll get there in the end. but what's your— there in the end. but what's your view— there in the end. but what's your view? mark— there in the end. but what's your view? mark at gb news .uk wow— your view? mark at gb news .uk wow oor— your view? mark at gb news .uk now we've got the _ your view? mark at gb news .uk now we've got the papers at 1030 crop— now we've got the papers at 1030 crorrr wirr— now we've got the papers at 1030 crop wirr coe— now we've got the papers at 1030 sharp with some great headlines corriro— sharp with some great headlines corriro ir— sharp with some great headlines corriro ir. rur— sharp with some great headlines coming in. but next up, roriorr-c— coming in. but next up, tonight's newsmaker is the formidable— tonight's newsmaker is the formidable politics legend ann wiooecorrire.— formidable politics legend ann widdecombe. i'll— formidable politics legend ann widdecombe. i'll be asking ann widdecombe. i'll be asking aim as widdecombe. i'll be asking ann oc trey— widdecombe. i'll be asking ann as they officially— widdecombe. i'll be asking ann as they officially overtake new loirour-c— as they officially overtake new labour's time— as they officially overtake new labour's time in— as they officially overtake new labour's time in office, have rre— labour's time in office, have the conservatives wasted 13 yeorc— the conservatives wasted 13 yeorc ir— the conservatives wasted 13 years in power?— the conservatives wasted 13 years in power? and here's a ouecrior— years in power? and here's a ouecrior ror— years in power? and here's a question for you. _ years in power? and here's a question for you. what was better— question for you. what was better io— question for you. what was better 13 years— question for you. what was better 13 years of new labour or 13 better 13 years of new labour or is yeorc— better 13 years of new labour or is yeorc or— better 13 years of new labour or is yeorc or rre— better 13 years of new labour or 13 years of the conservatives ? 13 years of the conservatives? cor — 13 years of the conservatives? cor you — 13 years of the conservatives? cor you tell— 13 years of the conservatives? can you tell the— 13 years of the conservatives? can you tell the difference? wow.— can you tell the difference? wow. ar— can you tell the difference? mark, at gbnews.uk ann widdecombe_ mark, at gbnews.uk ann widdecombe next

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you're listening to gb news radio. okay, you're listening to gb news radio . okay, let's get to your radio. okay, let's get to your erroilc. — radio. okay, let's get to your emails. mark@gbnews.uk ann widdecombe waiting in the wings. but first, chris hi mark. i'm all for brexit. however you say brexit will take a decade to come. good. how many years since the vote? that's why people are fed up. should have been done by now. adrian mark. for now. adrian hi mark. i voted for brexit, but what's been done? nothing more. illegal immigration than ever before. nothing more. illegal immigra our than ever before. nothing more. illegal immigra our protected before. nothing more. illegal immigra our protected borders where's our protected borders that we voted for ? boris had an that we voted for? boris had an 80 seat majority. he's done nothing costing the taxpayer millions every day to house people in hotels and giving handouts . ryan it's probably handouts. ryan it's probably fair to say brexit should be judged over a longer period of time . however, we are not out in time. however, we are not out in northern ireland, says ryan. the shabby way that northern ireland has been treated makes it a partial brexit and will shackle gb to the eu in the long term. spencer hi mark, great take at ten tonight. i'm confident that brexit in years to come will be proven to have been the best

democratic decision we've ever made as a nation. thank you for that, spencer. keep those emails coming , but that, spencer. keep those emails coming, but let's stay on that optimistic theme. it's time now for the newsmaker and the fearless and formidable ann widdecombe into listing anniversary today because the conservatives officially overtake new labour's time in office . and so it begs the office. and so it begs the question , have the tories wasted question, have the tories wasted 30 years in power? and widdecombe ? welcome back to mark widdecombe? welcome back to mark dolan tonight. widdecombe? welcome back to mark dolan tonight . your appraisal of dolan tonight. your appraisal of 13 years of tory rule . well, i'm 13 years of tory rule. well, i'm afraid it's not a very happy appraisal. and if i were marking this .— appraisal. and if i were marking rric. i— appraisal. and if i were marking rric. i rrirl— appraisal. and if i were marking rric. i rrirl i— appraisal. and if i were marking this, i think i would— and if i were marking this , i think i would probably this, i think i would probably give— this, i think i would probably give rrer— this, i think i would probably give rrerr o— this, i think i would probably give them a gamma treble minus for give them a gamma treble minus ror wrot— give them a gamma treble minus for what they've— give them a gamma treble minus for what they've done . uh, if for what they've done. uh, if you— for what they've done. uh, if you ocruolly— for what they've done. uh, if you actually look— for what they've done. uh, if you actually look at the record, trey-we— you actually look at the record, rrey-ye loco— you actually look at the record, they've lost control of illegal irrrriororior— they've lost control of illegal immigration completely. they've lost control of illegal immigration completely . they immigration completely. they rrorriceo— immigration completely. they promised faithfully under coeor— promised faithfully under cameron that— promised faithfully under cameron that they were going to get cameron that they were going to gel rre— cameron that they were going to get the numbers— cameron that they were going to get the numbers of legal irrrriororrc— get the numbers of legal immigrants there going up

immigrants down there going up to enormous levels . the nhs is to enormous levels. the nhs is in to enormous levels. the nhs is ir rcooc— to enormous levels. the nhs is ir rcooc our— to enormous levels. the nhs is in chaos. our defence capability roc— in chaos. our defence capability roc ireer— in chaos. our defence capability has been reduced.— in chaos. our defence capability has been reduced. crime that are ourc— has been reduced. crime that are ourc oro— has been reduced. crime that are now guns and knives on the crreerc— now guns and knives on the streets that— now guns and knives on the streets that we _ now guns and knives on the streets that we almost take for ororreo— streets that we almost take for ororreo ir— streets that we almost take for granted in flation_ streets that we almost take for granted inflation and strikes granted in flation and strikes are granted in flation and strikes roliro— granted in flation and strikes roliro uc— granted inflation and strikes are taking us right back to the iewec. — are taking us right back to the iewec. rro— are taking us right back to the 1970s. and for— are taking us right back to the 1970s. and for a— are taking us right back to the 1970s. and for a conservative cowerrrrerr— 1970s. and for a conservative government, a _ 1970s. and for a conservative government, a conservative cowerrrrerr— government, a conservative government, we've got record tax lewelc— government, we've got record tax lewelc .— government, we've got record tax lewelc . we— government, we've got record tax levels . we haven't— government, we've got record tax levels . we haven't i'm sorry , levels. we haven't i'm sorry, work.— levels. we haven't i'm sorry, wow. i— levels. we haven't i'm sorry, mark, i heard— levels. we haven't i'm sorry, mark, i heard your earlier piece , mark, i heard your earlier piece . rur— mark, i heard your earlier piece . but we— mark, i heard your earlier piece . but we rowe— mark, i heard your earlier piece , but we have not— mark, i heard your earlier piece , but we have not delivered rrexir— , but we have not delivered brexit properly— , but we have not delivered brexit properly .— , but we have not delivered brexit properly . we've betrayed brexit properly. we've betrayed worrrerr— brexit properly. we've betrayed northern ireland— brexit properly. we've betrayed northern ireland or the tories rowe— northern ireland or the tories have betrayed— northern ireland or the tories have betrayed northern ireland corrrrlerely— have betrayed northern ireland completely oro— have betrayed northern ireland completely and left it behind in the completely and left it behind in tre iw— completely and left it behind in tre iu .— completely and left it behind in tre iu . we-ye— completely and left it behind in the eu . we've got— completely and left it behind in the eu . we've got the nonsense the eu. we've got the nonsense of the eu. we've got the nonsense ot ret— the eu. we've got the nonsense ot ret eo— the eu. we've got the nonsense of net zero whereby this government _ of net zero whereby this government are expecting us to reploce— government are expecting us to reploce our— government are expecting us to replace our boilers and replace our replace our boilers and replace tor very.— replace our boilers and replace our cars for very, very epercie— our cars for very, very expensive live alternatives . and expensive live alternatives. and so expensive live alternatives. and co were you— expensive live alternatives. and so wherever you look , it's so wherever you look, it's a lore.— so wherever you look, it's a longr lore— so wherever you look, it's a long, long record- so wherever you look, it's a long, long record of failure. i ogree— long, long record of failure. i agree. ukraine's— long, long record of failure. i agree. ukraine's been our ottituoe— agree. ukraine's been our attitude towards ukraine and our ettortc— attitude towards ukraine and our ettortc to—

attitude towards ukraine and our ettortc to rep— attitude towards ukraine and our efforts to help have been successful— efforts to help have been successful .— efforts to help have been successful . and i would also successful. and i would also give— successful. and i would also give iroric— successful. and i would also give boris johnson and straight off give boris johnson and straight ott tor— give boris johnson and straight ott tor tre— give boris johnson and straight off for the way— give boris johnson and straight off for the way that he handled the vaccinations— off for the way that he handled the vaccinations .— off for the way that he handled the vaccinations . so there have the vaccinations. so there have peer— the vaccinations. so there have ireer olo— the vaccinations. so there have been odd successes . but if you been odd successes. but if you tool— been odd successes. but if you look ot— been odd successes. but if you look ot tre— been odd successes. but if you look at the whole— been odd successes. but if you look at the whole thing over a period.— look at the whole thing over a period. you— look at the whole thing over a period, you know,— look at the whole thing over a period, you know, where are we on period, you know, where are we or tre — period, you know, where are we or tre irocic— period, you know, where are we on the basis of— period, you know, where are we on the basis of what they prorriceo— on the basis of what they promised and— on the basis of what they promised and of course, the conservatives— promised and of course, the conservatives have presided over this conservatives have presided over we woke— conservatives have presided over this woke takeover— conservatives have presided over this woke takeover of our institutions— this woke takeover of our institutions as— this woke takeover of our institutions as well . again, institutions as well. again, itc— institutions as well. again, it-c o— institutions as well. again, it's a conservative government oro— it's a conservative government oro itc— it's a conservative government oro it-c rot— it's a conservative government and it's not conserving orytpirg— and it's not conserving anything, and it's selling out to— anything, and it's selling out women to the— anything, and it's selling out women to the woke agenda corrpletely. — women to the woke agenda completely. now you know, the wire— completely. now you know, the prime minister— completely. now you know, the prime minister has actually made very— prime minister has actually made some very helpful— prime minister has actually made some very helpful comments, but i some very helpful comments, but i wort— some very helpful comments, but i wort to— some very helpful comments, but i wort to cee— some very helpful comments, but i wort to o— some very helpful comments, but i want to see a fight— some very helpful comments, but i want to see a fight against tre— i want to see a fight against tre woke— i want to see a fight against the woke agenda, the rolling irocl— the woke agenda, the rolling irocl ot— the woke agenda, the rolling irocl ot tre— the woke agenda, the rolling back of the woke agenda, the oircolute— back of the woke agenda, the absolute superiority of free cpeecr. — absolute superiority of free cpeecr. i— absolute superiority of free speech. i want— absolute superiority of free speech. i want to see those trirgc— speech. i want to see those trirgc oro— speech. i want to see those trirgc one i— speech. i want to see those things and i expect them from a corcewotiwe— things and i expect them from a conservative government. don't expect— conservative government. don't expect trerr — conservative government. don't expect them from _ conservative government. don't expect them from a labour gowerrrrert— expect them from a labour government, but i expect them trom— government, but i expect them from o— government, but i expect them from a conservative government . from a conservative government. rro— from a conservative government. art you— from a conservative government. are you coy.— from a conservative government. are you coy. you— from a conservative government. and you say, you know, this is an and you say, you know, this is or-ot— and you say, you know, this is or-ot wrer- and you say, you know, this is an-of when the- an aniverse of when the conservatives - an aniverse of when the conservatives have been in

ottice— conservatives have been in office longer— conservatives have been in office longer than labour were in office longer than labour were ir—roroly— office longer than labour were in-hardly arnie- office longer than labour were in _hardly arnie on i in office. it's hardly arnie on tre— in office. it's hardly arnie on tre ccole— in office. it's hardly arnie on the scale of— in office. it's hardly arnie on the scale of ,_ in office. it's hardly arnie on the scale of , you- in office. it's hardly arnie on the scale of , you know, queen the scale of, you know, queen ilizoiretr. — the scale of, you know, queen elizabeth. um— the scale of, you know, queen elizabeth. um outlasting queen victorio— elizabeth. um outlasting queen yictorio .— elizabeth. um outlasting queen victoria . there's— elizabeth. um outlasting queen victoria . there's nothing victoria. there's nothing marvellous— victoria. there's nothing marvellous and wonderful to, to reioice— marvellous and wonderful to, to reioice ir. — marvellous and wonderful to, to reroice in art— marvellous and wonderful to, to rejoice in. and i— marvellous and wonderful to, to rejoice in. ' “3 tt ” rejoice in. and i accept your verdict. it comes with great authority . you've been a authority. you've been a government minister when the conservatives were actually very effective in office under strong conservative leadership . but be conservative leadership. but be careful what you wish for, because we may be about to embark on five years of labour. who will be more woke and will tank the economy and probably take us closer back to europe, more . you'll be lucky if it's more. you'll be lucky if it's orly— more. you'll be lucky if it's orly tire— more. you'll be lucky if it's only five years— more. you'll be lucky if it's only five years the- ”r:z you'll be lucky if it's only five years the way the ioriec— only five years the way the ioriec oe— only five years the way the tories are going- only five years the way the tories are going at the moment. i tories are going at the moment. itrirl— tories are going at the moment. itrirl yeir— tories are going at the moment. i think keir starmer , unless he i think keir starmer, unless he molec— i think keir starmer, unless he rrolec o— i think keir starmer, unless he rrolec o trig— i think keir starmer, unless he makes a big blunder and he may and makes a big blunder and he may one i— makes a big blunder and he may one i trirl— makes a big blunder and he may and i think talking— makes a big blunder and he may and i think talking about opening— and i think talking about operirg up— and i think talking about opening up the deal with europe, reoperirg— opening up the deal with europe, reoperirg it— opening up the deal with europe, reoperirg it .— opening up the deal with europe, reoperirg it . you— opening up the deal with europe, reopening it, you know, to opening up the deal with europe, reopening it , you know, to get reopening it, you know, to get us reopening it, you know, to get uc clocer to— reopening it, you know, to get us closer to europe, that could be us closer to europe, that could ire-pock— us closer to europe, that could ire-irocl to— us closer to europe, that could be-back to bite- us closer to europe, that could be back to bite him very be come back to bite him very crorply.— be come back to bite him very crorply. rut— be come back to bite him very sharply. but unless he makes a big sharply. but unless he makes a pig iriurter— sharply. but unless he makes a big blunder, he's— sharply. but unless he makes a big blunder, he's going to win

the big blunder, he's going to win tre-.— big blunder, he's going to win tre-. aro— big blunder, he's going to win the-. and then,- big blunder, he's going to win the . and then, you big blunder, he's going to win the there's and then, you big blunder, he's going to win the there's nod then, you big blunder, he's going to win the there's no guaranteei big blunder, he's going to win the there's no guarantee at know, there's no guarantee at all know, there's no guarantee at oll trot— know, there's no guarantee at oll trot it— know, there's no guarantee at all that it will— know, there's no guarantee at all that it will all— know, there's no guarantee at all that it will all be over tire— all that it will all be over riwe yeorc— all that it will all be over five years later- all that it will all be over five years later in an exclusive worl— five years later in an exclusive wort rotor— five years later in an exclusive mark dolan sorry— five years later in an exclusive mark dolan sorry ,_ five years later in an exclusive mark dolan sorry , sorry to mark dolan sorry, sorry to irterrupt— mark dolan sorry, sorry to interrupt you,— mark dolan sorry, sorry to interrupt you, anne, but in an eclucie— interrupt you, anne, but in an exclusive mark— interrupt you, anne, but in an exclusive mark dolan tonight poll— exclusive mark dolan tonight poll wree— exclusive mark dolan tonight poll, we've been— exclusive mark dolan tonight poll, we've been asking my viewers and— poll, we've been asking my viewers and listeners as they otticiolly— viewers and listeners as they officially overtake new labour's tirre— officially overtake new labour's tirre ir— officially overtake new labour's time in office,— officially overtake new labour's time in office,-the- time in office, have the conservatives- time in office, have the conservatives wasted 13 years in power— conservatives wasted 13 years in power oro— conservatives wasted 13 years in power oro tre— conservatives wasted 13 years in power and the result are in and trey— power and the result are in and trey oe— power and the result are in and trey oc— power and the result are in and trey oc oc— power and the result are in and they are as as your— power and the result are in and they are as as your assessment? sow— they are as as your assessment? cow coy— they are as as your assessment? cow coy yec— they are as as your assessment? cow coy yec .— they are as as your assessment? 83% say yes , whilst— they are as as your assessment? 83% say yes , whilst 17%- they are as as your assessment? 3) lul“ �* they are as as your assessment? 83% say yes, whilst 17% say no. your reaction? the public are very much dissatisfied with the tories. yes, very much dissatisfied with the tories . yes, and there's an tories. yes, and there's an electior— tories. yes, and there's an election less— tories. yes, and there's an election less now- yes, and there's an election less now than two years owoy. — election less now than two years owoy. orly— election less now than two years owoy. orly ruct— election less now than two years away. only just more than a year owoy. — away. only just more than a year owoy. irere— away. only just more than a year owoy. irere ic— away. only just more than a year away. there is going to be a gererol— away. there is going to be a general election— away. there is going to be a general election and that is how the general election and that is how tre puirlic— general election and that is how tre puirlic oe— general election and that is how the public are feeling . and if the public are feeling. and if trot— the public are feeling. and if that doesn't— the public are feeling. and if that doesn't galvanise the ioriec— that doesn't galvanise the ioriec out— that doesn't galvanise the tories out of— that doesn't galvanise the tories out of their complacency , i tories out of their complacency . i tor-t— tories out of their complacency . i tor-t trow— tories out of their complacency , i don't know what will i reolly— , i don't know what will i reolly tor-t— , i don't know what will i really don't know what will and wrer— really don't know what will and wrer oo— really don't know what will and wrer to you— really don't know what will and when do you anticipate the electior— when do you anticipate the election will— when do you anticipate the election will happen and what do you trirl— election will happen and what do you trirl tre— election will happen and what do you think the outcome might be?

reccoue— you think the outcome might be? reccoue tre— you think the outcome might be? because the bottom _ you think the outcome might be? because the bottom line- you think the outcome might be? because the bottom line is- you think the outcome might be? because the bottom line is that, yes , at the moment labour are yes, at the moment labour are streets ahead in the polls, but i'm not convinced that the pubuc i'm not convinced that the public particularly of public are particularly fond of or inspired by keir starmer. public are particularly fond of or inspired by keir starmer . so or inspired by keir starmer. so at this stage i know you're not at this stage i know you're not a betting person, but how do you see the result playing out in a year's well first of all, year's time? well first of all, i think the election will probably be in the autumn. i don't people on the whole don't relicr— don't people on the whole don't relish winter— don't people on the whole don't relish winter elections. i know we roo— relish winter elections. i know we rot-witr— relish winter elections. i know we had with boris. it's very we had one with boris. it's very to— we had one with boris. it's very to rowe— we had one with boris. it's very to rowe o— we had one with boris. it's very rare to have a winter election. so rare to have a winter election. so i— rare to have a winter election. so i trirl— rare to have a winter election. so i think the— rare to have a winter election. so i think the election will proiroirly— so i think the election will proiroirly ire— so i think the election will probably be next autumn, which is probably be next autumn, which ic-turtrect— probably be next autumn, which is-furthest the— probably be next autumn, which is furthest the tories can is the furthest the tories can go witrout— is the furthest the tories can go without getting into the wire— go without getting into the wirter oro— go without getting into the winter and all— go without getting into the winter and all the problems that will-witr— winter and all the problems that will-with-bills- winter and all the problems that will-with-bills and will come with heating bills and all will come with heating bills and oil-ot— will come with heating bills and oil-or it.— will come with heating bills and oil-or it. so— will come with heating bills and all-of it. so yeah,- all the rest of it. so yeah, i trirl— all the rest of it. so yeah, i trirl it— all the rest of it. so yeah, i think it will— all the rest of it. so yeah, i think it will be— all the rest of it. so yeah, i think it will be in august. what do think it will be in august. what to i— think it will be in august. what to i trirl— think it will be in august. what do i think will— think it will be in august. what do i think will happen? well, reolly— do i think will happen? well, reolly trot— do i think will happen? well, really that is— do i think will happen? well, really that is in— do i think will happen? well, really that is in the tories own roroc— really that is in the tories own roroc eer— really that is in the tories own hands even now— really that is in the tories own hands even now at this late ctoge— hands even now at this late ctoge. it— hands even now at this late ctoge. it trey— hands even now at this late stage, if they could actually relive— stage, if they could actually letter or— stage, if they could actually deliver on just— stage, if they could actually deliver on just immigration and tax:— deliver on just immigration and too. iuct— deliver on just immigration and too. ruct tole— deliver on just immigration and tax, just take two— deliver on just immigration and tax, just take two things and we— tax, just take two things and trer trey— tax, just take two things and then they could— tax, just take two things and then they could say there you you — then they could say there you you trow— then they could say there you are, you know, it's— then they could say there you are, you know, it's hurt, but itc— are, you know, it's hurt, but it-c worker.— are, you know, it's hurt, but it's worked. you _ are, you know, it's hurt, but it's worked. you know, we're octuolly— it's worked. you know, we're actually doing— it's worked. you know, we're actually doing something. see any actually doing something. see ory-ot— actually doing something. see ory-ot trot.— actually doing something. see any-of that, mark-

actually doing something. see any of that, mark i don't. any sign of that, mark i don't. irere— any sign of that, mark i don't. irere you— any sign of that, mark i don't. irere you go. — any sign of that, mark i don't. there you go. ann- any sign of that, mark i don't. there you go. ' ““ there you go. ann widdecombe offering an olive branch to rishi sunak. if he becomes a proper— rishi sunak. if he becomes a proper conservative- 3e“ if he becomes a proper conservative prime rriricter.— proper conservative prime minister, it's— proper conservative prime minister, it's all to play for. out— minister, it's all to play for. out we— minister, it's all to play for. but we won't,— minister, it's all to play for. but we won't, will we? an hold irreotr. — but we won't, will we? an hold irreotr. try— but we won't, will we? an hold our breath. my thanks to ann widdecombe,— our breath. my thanks to ann widdecombe, former government rriricter— widdecombe, former government minister, bestselling author, teleyicior— minister, bestselling author, television personality . and television personality. and welli— television personality. and well-ir- television personality. and we-ll-ir o- television personality. and we'll in a week's television personality. and- we'll-in a week's time we'll see you in a week's time witr— we'll see you in a week's time we lotc— we'll see you in a week's time with lots more— we'll see you in a week's time with lots more to— we'll see you in a week's time with lots more to come. next up, were-tre— with lots more to come. next up, we've .the _with - with lots more to come. next up, we've .the _with full. we've got the papers with full puroit— we've got the papers with full pundit reaction— we've got the papers with full pundit reaction .— we've got the papers with full pundit reaction . see you

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smuggler claims. thousands to britain. a people smuggler claims . as france and smuggler claims. as france and other european countries can stop the rush to the uk and the dangerous channel crossings, but choose not to say they. reporters at the express champions. but can city win the treble? congratulations to man city, who are now the premier league champions. okay, next up, we've got the independent's pressure grows on sunak over braverman speeding ticket . and braverman speeding ticket. and this an independent campaign . he this an independent campaign. he shed blood with us. don't deport another afghan hero to rwanda. the eye newspaper sunak under pressure to call ethics inquiry into braverman speeding claims. the pm is flying back from the g7 summit into a political storm over allegations that the home secretary may have broken the ministerial code over a speeding fine. sunak is expected to consult his ethics adviser tomorrow amid claims that bravermans officials denied she'd been caught speeding . when she'd been caught speeding. when asked about it several weeks ago . the plot thickens. opposition

mps want an inquiry into accusations that the home secretary asked for civil servants help to arrange private speed awareness courses to avoid points on her licence or a speed awareness awareness course. next up, awareness awareness course. next up, we've got the times titled joy up, we've got the times titled joy for city . got loads of joy for city. got loads of viewers and listeners in the north—west, half of whom will be celebrating tonight . not me. i'm celebrating tonight. not me. i'm read. oh celebrating tonight. not me. i'm reoo. or oeor.— celebrating tonight. not me. i'm read. oh dear. angela's- celebrating tonight. not me. i'm read. oh dear. angela's - t “g g“ not me. i'm read. oh dear. angela's she's got tre— read. oh dear. angela's she's got the right— read. oh dear. angela's she's got the right hump tonight sunak seeks verdict of essex. essex. excuse me. i've put my teeth back in sunak seeks verdict of essex chief on braverman code breach german men take a stand for sitting to spend a penny. seven years ago the writers nicholas frank and james kyiv published a whimsical guide to germany's sometimes perplexing social conventions titled german men sit down to pee . the men sit down to pee. the assertion has now entered the realms of empirical facts. after an international poll confirmed that the german male is indeed the undisputed champion sits

hinckley, which means sitting whittler of the west . and we'll whittler of the west. and we'll talk about that bit of lavatorial humour coming up. nhs app lavatorial humour coming up. nhs app to let patients book private healthcare . that's an healthcare. that's an interesting story, so let's just stick with that for a moment if you don't jane patients you don't mind. jane patients will use the will be encouraged to use the nhs app to choose treatment in private hospitals . as the pm private hospitals. as the pm sets out plans to cut waiting lists , dozens of private lists, dozens of private diagnostic centres will also offer checks for cancer and other conditions in efforts to use private companies to boost nhs capacity and speed up care. okay, we can go now . thanks for okay, we can go now. thanks for getting that back. let's go to the to the mail. how emoji in holly's message secretly, secretly shows what she really thinks about phil and also now drunk driving overtakes drink driving really worrying story drunk driving has become more prevalent than drink driving. a shock police report reveals an average of 80 motorists are

caught every day, but many may escape justice because of delays in processing blood tests. and for the first time since drug driving was made an offence in 20 1518, the number of prosecutions has fallen. the report from the national police chiefs council found that drivers can be let off because it takes 4 to 5 months to process test results and officers have only six months to prosecute . absolute shocker that prosecute. absolute shocker that story . and last but not least, story. and last but not least, for now, daily star hotter than morocco. do you want a flake with that? it is bake britain who wears short shorts. you do britain will be hotter than morocco this week with a 24 degree centigrade sizzler. the great weather is set to last a glorious 42 days. pass us a cold beer or two, mate. say say the star. some much needed good news. the sun's on the way. that long awaited summer is with us. well, let's get reaction now to

all of those front pages with former mep and political commentator annunziata rees—mogg, gb news, senior political commentator nigel nelson. he's ours now and he's going nowhere. and journalist and broadcaster angela epstein . and broadcaster angela epstein. this is a really worrying story, angela, and this is about drug driving . yes, it's now a more driving. yes, it's now a more common offence than drink driving. yes, it's fascinating actually, because we think about we know about drink driving . we know about drink driving. we've spoken about speeding ad nauseum, about— we've spoken about speeding ad nauseum, about suella. and her orly— nauseum, about suella. and her orly woy— nauseum, about suella. and her orly woy ic— nauseum, about suella. and her only way is essex— nauseum, about suella. and her only way is essex situation. see— only way is essex situation. see wrot— only way is essex situation. see we r— only way is essex situation. see what i did— only way is essex situation. see what i did there- only way is essex situation. see what i did there nicely done.thank see what i did there nicely done. thank you for these prices too. but now it seems that drug oriwirg— too. but now it seems that drug oriwirg ic. — too. but now it seems that drug oriwirg ic. i— too. but now it seems that drug driving is. i mean— too. but now it seems that drug driving is. i mean i— but now it seems that drug driving is. i mean i think it's olwoyc— driving is. i mean i think it's olwoyc peer— driving is. i mean i think it's always been there, but the issue is always been there, but the issue ic trot— always been there, but the issue is that somebody— always been there, but the issue is that somebody crunched the rurrirerc— is that somebody crunched the rurrirerc oro— is that somebody crunched the numbers and the— is that somebody crunched the numbers and the problem with this numbers and the problem with we to— numbers and the problem with we to re— numbers and the problem with we to re ic— numbers and the problem with this to me is twofold. on the roro— this to me is twofold. on the roro. ill— this to me is twofold. on the one hand, i'd without enough police— one hand, i'd without enough police or— one hand, i'd without enough police or tre— one hand, i'd without enough police on the road, you know , a police on the road, you know, a cpeeo— police on the road, you know, a cpeeo coeo— police on the road, you know, a speed camera, unless the camera cotcrec— speed camera, unless the camera cotcrec you— speed camera, unless the camera catches you driving— speed camera, unless the camera catches you driving in a way trot— catches you driving in a way we ic— catches you driving in a way that is below— catches you driving in a way that is below the reasonable ctortorcl— that is below the reasonable standard, you're— that is below the reasonable standard, you're not going to get— standard, you're not going to get cougrt.— standard, you're not going to get caught. and— standard, you're not going to get caught. and then there's the proceccirg— get caught. and then there's the processing issue.— get caught. and then there's the processing issue. i— get caught. and then there's the processing issue. i mean, you roo—

processing issue. i mean, you rot-you— processing issue. i mean, you rot-you trow- processing issue. i mean, you had-you know, mr- processing issue. i mean, you had you know, mr loophole had your, you know, mr loophole on had your, you know, mr loophole or—you— had your, you know, mr loophole or—you-wro-ci on beforehand, you know, who's rrore— on beforehand, you know, who's made lfantastically_ on beforehand, you know, who's made fantastically successful made a fantastically successful coreer-cpottirg- made a fantastically successful career spotting legal career about spotting the legal oorroliec — career about spotting the legal anomalies. and— career about spotting the legal anomalies. and this is it. if it if anomalies. and this is it. if it it youre— anomalies. and this is it. if it it youre tre— anomalies. and this is it. if it if you're the processing cituotior— if you're the processing situation takes too long so even if situation takes too long so even it you— situation takes too long so even it you opprerero— situation takes too long so even if you apprehend a— situation takes too long so even if you apprehend a driver and tree— if you apprehend a driver and tree ic— if you apprehend a driver and tree ic or— if you apprehend a driver and there is an allegation of drug oriwirg— there is an allegation of drug oriwirg .— there is an allegation of drug oriwirg . it— there is an allegation of drug oriwirg . it you— there is an allegation of drug driving , if you if— there is an allegation of drug driving , if you if it falls down driving, if you if it falls down on driving, if you if it falls down or row— driving, if you if it falls down or row lorg— driving, if you if it falls down on how long the— driving, if you if it falls down on how long the blood test tolec— on how long the blood test tolec. trer— on how long the blood test takes, then the— on how long the blood test takes, then the drivers are back on takes, then the drivers are back or—it-c— takes, then the drivers are back or—it-c o- takes, then the drivers are back or—it-c o reollyl takes, then the drivers are back or—it-c o reolly .| on the road. and it's a really, reolly— on the road. and it's a really, reolly ccory— on the road. and it's a really, really scary thought because you can really scary thought because you cor-oc— really scary thought because you can-as carefully— really scary thought because you can as carefully you can drive as carefully as you wort— can drive as carefully as you wort to— can drive as carefully as you wort to .— can drive as carefully as you wort to . rut— can drive as carefully as you want to . but but— can drive as carefully as you want to . but but your well—being want to. but but your well—being on want to. but but your well—being or—orly— want to. but but your well—being or—orly ot— want to. but but your well—being or—orly ot tre- on the road is only at the irerect— on the road is only at the irerect ot— on the road is only at the behest of the— on the road is only at the behest of the person behind you or-ot— behest of the person behind you or-ot-well- or in front of you. well, definitely. and think the definitely. and i think the problem driving is problem with drug driving is it's isn't it it's harder to detect, isn't it , annunciator. i mean, if the cop you over, they can cop pulls you over, they can probably alcohol on your probably smell alcohol on your breath. if you're high breath. whereas if you're high on marijuana or if you've taken cocaine , may harder for cocaine, it may be harder for the officer detect that . i the officer to detect that. i happen to read a case this week oirout— happen to read a case this week oirout o— happen to read a case this week about a woman— happen to read a case this week about a woman who done for about a woman who was done for ireirg— about a woman who was done for ireirg .— about a woman who was done for ireirg . i— about a woman who was done for ireirg . i trek.— about a woman who was done for being, i think, times the being, i think, three times the limit— being, i think, three times the limit or— being, i think, three times the limit of some— being, i think, three times the limit of some derivative of the cocaine because _ limit of some derivative of the cocaine because cocaine cocaine because the cocaine leowec— cocaine because the cocaine leowec your— cocaine because the cocaine leaves your system. there leaves your system. but there ctill— leaves your system. but there was still some— leaves your system. but there was still some trace it. and was still some trace of it. and tre— was still some trace of it. and tre otticerc— was still some trace of it. and the officers arrested her irecuce— the officers arrested her because of— the officers arrested her because of erratic behaviour and

erlorgeo— because of erratic behaviour and erlorgeo pupilc— because of erratic behaviour and enlarged pupils. so i think tree— enlarged pupils. so i think trere oe— enlarged pupils. so i think there are still— enlarged pupils. so i think there are still signs that police— there are still signs that police oe— there are still signs that police are trained to look for. oloy. — police are trained to look for. oloy. trut— police are trained to look for. okay, but you're _ police are trained to look for. okay, but you're not going to rowe— okay, but you're not going to rowe o— okay, but you're not going to have a smell— okay, but you're not going to have a smell about you. it is a rroriiuoro — have a smell about you. it is a rroriruoro you— have a smell about you. it is a marijuana. you might stink to rigr— marijuana. you might stink to rigr reower— marijuana. you might stink to high heaven. who knows a lot of ctreet— high heaven. who knows a lot of street corners— high heaven. who knows a lot of street corners in— high heaven. who knows a lot of street corners in london now. street corners in london do now. i street corners in london do now. itrirl— street corners in london do now. itrirl tree— street corners in london do now. i think there has— street corners in london do now. i think there has been a huge turrirg— i think there has been a huge turrirg ot— i think there has been a huge turrirg ot o— i think there has been a huge turning of a-eye- i think there has been a huge turning of a eye and turning of a blind eye and percorolly— turning of a blind eye and percorolly .— turning of a blind eye and percorolly. i— turning of a blind eye and personally , i think we should personally, i think we should rowe— personally, i think we should rowe o— personally, i think we should have a debate— personally, i think we should have a debate whether to have a debate about whether to legolice— legalise drugs in certain cettirgc— legalise drugs in certain settings, not— legalise drugs in certain settings, not whilst driving and or to— settings, not whilst driving and or to keep— settings, not whilst driving and or to keep it— settings, not whilst driving and or to keep it banned, but having tric— or to keep it banned, but having we were— or to keep it banned, but having this weird half— or to keep it banned, but having this weird half way house that ir ot— this weird half way house that we're in at the— this weird half way house that we're in at the moment where itc— we're in at the moment where it-c illegol— we're in at the moment where it's illegal but— we're in at the moment where it's illegal but the police do rotrirg.— it's illegal but the police do nothing, surely— it's illegal but the police do nothing, surely is the worst of irotr— nothing, surely is the worst of both worlds? _ nothing, surely is the worst of both worlds? �*lftlrzzcc gler both worlds? well, yes, this will raise the debate about whether legalise whether we should legalise drugs. what think? i drugs. what do you think? i thirt— drugs. what do you think? i think should be a think that there should be a proper independent commission on whether or not to do that , whether or not to do that, whether or not to do that, whether decriminalise legal whether to decriminalise legal highs, tax drugs that as well. it's been quite clear that the police constantly say it, that it shouldn't be a criminal justice problem. it should be a health problem . if you are able health problem. if you are able to get some taxes back on that, you could treat the health

problem that drugs cause as they do in portugal, as they do in portugal, although it also portugal, although does it also reflect, , to the that reflect, nancy, to the fact that we've drug use now we've normalised drug use now that so much marijuana that there's so much marijuana around that? i mean, we hear oirout— around that? i mean, we hear oirout-oritiec- around that? i mean, we hear about-orities and- about celebs orities and politicians— about celebs orities and politicians cocaine at politicians taking cocaine at oirrer— politicians taking cocaine at dinner parties— politicians taking cocaine at dinner parties and then they jump— dinner parties and then they rurrp ir— dinner parties and then they lump in tre— dinner parties and then they jump in the car— dinner parties and then they jump in the car and they drive rorre. — jump in the car and they drive rorre. it— jump in the car and they drive home. it came— jump in the car and they drive home. it came home- jump in the car and they drive home. c home. it came home to me quite how normalised it is. when recently i took a train to kings cross on a sunday evening and stopped off in mcdonald's and directly opposite me, a drug deal was going on over the bench that i was eating on one side of and in plain sight they were young, i don't know, 18, 19 year old kids who couldn't have cared less that anyone could see them. and if it's become that acceptable , we've got to have acceptable, we've got to have a broader debate about whether it's legal , whether it's not, it's legal, whether it's not, and how that feeds into doing things like driving. well, i go round on my little— “rge c 3 ” . “g well, i go round on my little moped, angela and round on my little moped, angela one i— round on my little moped, angela and i sometimes— round on my little moped, angela and i sometimes have to hold my beer— and i sometimes have to hold my irreotr wrer— and i sometimes have to hold my irreotr wrer i— and i sometimes have to hold my breath when i go— and i sometimes have to hold my breath when i go past certain cars vans because of the cars and vans because of the ctercr— cars and vans because of the stench-marijuana.- cars and vans because of the stench marijuana. there's no

stench of marijuana. there's no teoceert — stench of marijuana. there's no enforcement. and— stench of marijuana. there's no enforcement. and i'm worried oirout— enforcement. and i'm worried oirout row— enforcement. and i'm worried about how normalised marijuana use about how normalised marijuana uce— yer.- about how normalised marijuana uce— yeor. i- about how normalised marijuanai use_. yeah, i mean, use has become. yeah, i mean, you're absolutely right. it's not harmless. no, i mean, it isn't also, is it gateway isn't also, is it a gateway drug? does it become does do people acquire a taste for chasing the and once that chasing the high? and once that flatlines, look flatlines, then they look for something so there's something further. so there's a whole involved discussion. but just back very just just pulling back very quickly issue about quickly to this issue about being behind the wheel, we should nod to fact that should also nod to the fact that earlier last week there was a story about blood tests, roadside tests will they roadside blood tests will they be able to detect whether people are they drive? are too tired when they drive? and reason for causing and is that a reason for causing accidents? and i think we need to sort of holistically to look sort of holistically almost are behind the almost at how we are behind the wheel, because you know, very, you know, people who are fine citizens will still get behind the wheel when they're too knackered to drive. and i'm sure we rowe— knackered to drive. and i'm sure we rowe oil— knackered to drive. and i'm sure we have all noticed— knackered to drive. and i'm sure we have all noticed that- t: 3 ” and i'm sure we have all noticed that drink oriwirg— we have all noticed that drink oriwirg roc— we have all noticed that drink driving has become socially unacceptable— driving has become socially unacceptable .— driving has become socially unacceptable . yes. yeah, we've unacceptable. yes. yeah, we've got— unacceptable. yes. yeah, we've got to— unacceptable. yes. yeah, we've got to lo— unacceptable. yes. yeah, we've got to to tre— unacceptable. yes. yeah, we've got to do the same to driving ureter— got to do the same to driving uroe ory— got to do the same to driving under any other— got to do the same to driving under any other influence. correct. — under any other influence. correct. so — under any other influence. correct. so that- under any other influence. correct. so that you are make it role— correct. so that you are make it role it— correct. so that you are make it role it o— correct. so that you are make it make it a social— correct. so that you are make it make it a social taboo. the times— make it a social taboo. the

times newspaper here and an interesting one angela nhs app to let patients book private health care look if it gets us an appointment, i don't care just if it works, do it. what do you think? so what i was trying. iroytre— you think? so what i was trying. maybe i've sort of not really understood this properly. so so what understand is what i couldn't understand is whether this was they could elect to use private hospitals on the nhs as opposed to electing to opt out of the nhs elective on the nhs. yes, you can use it on the nhs. well, anything . why not? you know, anything. why not? you know, whatever gets you through the night, as john lennon used to say, if you can to see say, if you can get to see a clinician of choice at a time when it's so difficult to see anybody , i mean, the irony is anybody, i mean, the irony is private hospitals are very beautiful places with lovely china and nice blinds and whatever. but you often hear doctors say that actually when it comes to acute treatment , you it comes to acute treatment, you are better off in an nhs hospital . they have all the hospital. they have all the multidisciplinary teams and the and all the resources there. so the patient has to be informed about what kind of procedure they want and where they're

best. well, a relative of mine reelect— best. well, a relative of mine reeoeo o— best. well, a relative of mine needed a scan— well, a relative of mine needed a scan during the poroerric— needed a scan during the pandemic and— needed a scan during the pandemic and her gp said it's creope— pandemic and her gp said it's creoper tor— pandemic and her gp said it's cheaper for us— pandemic and her gp said it's cheaper for us to— pandemic and her gp said it's cheaper for us to send you to a priwote— cheaper for us to send you to a private clinic. _ cheaper for us to send you to a private clinic. yeah- cheaper for us to send you to a private clinic. / cheaper for us to send you to a private clinic. l/rzerl“ e“: cheaper for us to send you to a private clinic. l/rzzel“ e“: private clinic. yeah, and also we'll waiting lists. i we'll reduce waiting lists. i mean, you're about mean, you're talking about i rr-eorioiec- mean, you're talking about i- mean-tories-labour mean both the tories and labour rowe— mean both the tories and labour rowe got— mean both the tories and labour rowe got-corre— mean both the tories and labour have got same policy and have got this same policy and the have got this same policy and tre ioeo— have got this same policy and tre ioeolto— have got this same policy and the idea-to use— have got this same policy and the idea to use excess space the idea is to use excess space in the idea is to use excess space ir tre.— the idea is to use excess space ir tre. ir— the idea is to use excess space ir tre. ir tre— the idea is to use excess space in the, in the private sector wrere— in the, in the private sector wrere reoc— in the, in the private sector where beds are— in the, in the private sector where beds are not being used oro— where beds are not being used one trer— where beds are not being used and then treating— where beds are not being used and then treating conditions like— and then treating conditions like tectirg— and then treating conditions like testing minor operation optiorc— like testing minor operation optiorc. eer— like testing minor operation options, even major ones, if trey— options, even major ones, if trey co— options, even major ones, if trey cory— options, even major ones, if they can carry them out. and trot— they can carry them out. and we would— they can carry them out. and that would then _ they can carry them out. and that would then reduce waiting lictc. — that would then reduce waiting lictc. itc— that would then reduce waiting lists. it's something like metro— lists. it's something like 122,000 procedures could be correct— 122,000 procedures could be correct out— 122,000 procedures could be carried out at— 122,000 procedures could be carried out at if— 122,000 procedures could be carried out at if the private cector— carried out at if the private sector used— carried out at if the private sector used the— carried out at if the private sector used the spare capacity. irey-we— sector used the spare capacity. irey-we got— sector used the spare capacity. irey-we got oli— sector used the spare capacity. they've got all those nightingale hospitals that were, i nightingale hospitals that were, i trek.— nightingale hospitals that were, print, iuct— nightingale hospitals that were, i think, just dismantled. never uceo— i think, just dismantled. never uceo oro— i think, just dismantled. never used and dismantled . �*lftlrzzcc used and dismantled. well, trey-re— used and dismantled. well, trey-re rool— used and dismantled. well, they're back to— used and dismantled. well, they're back to being conference centres or car parks , but i centres or car parks, but i would argue they exist ofsted as monuments to the failure of the covid response because they cost millions of pounds to construct. they were never used, never used , and they were never actually

functional. i think one of them roo— functional. i think one of them rot ro— functional. i think one of them had no toilets— functional. i think one of them had no toilets . _ functional. i think one of them had no toilets . they- “rt. i think one of them had no toilets . “r:zg : had no toilets. they seemed a little political to me that it was window dressing. what do you think? annunziata i probably agree . yeah, there you go. agree. yeah, there you go. well— agree. yeah, there you go. well. tool.— agree. yeah, there you go. well, look, tick box exercise. well, look, a tick box exercise. we've great papers to we've got some great papers to come. we've got the metro at the guardian, as guardian, a couple of others as well, plus aukus nigel nelson and epstein and annunziata rees—mogg will be nominating their headline heroes and back page zeros. all of that is .

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telegraph, please. okay, we'll load that one up. and it is the monday telegraph. and of course , we can guess a couple of the stories, can't we? braverman smear fears over kerb on migrants. eliza suella braverman fears she's the victim of a smear campaign amid an increasing acrimonious battle over her efforts to tighten restrictions on net migration. the home secretary was accused at the weekend of asking civil servants to help organise a private driving awareness course as she sought to avoid incurring points on licence after points on her licence after being caught speeding . but is being caught speeding. but is the this information the leak of this information even a smear on her, an attempt to get her out? well, that's the topic of my big opinion, which you can find now on twitter at gb news. cheapest rail tickets not available at the booth . and not available at the booth. and the tories have received . a £5 the tories have received. a £5 million donation. mohammed mansoor , an egyptian born mansoor, an egyptian born billionaire , has given 5 million billionaire, has given 5 million to the tory party equal to the biggest previous donation by sir paul getty in 2001. so an upturn

in the conservatives fortunes there and their bottom line . there and their bottom line. let's go to the sun now, shall we? brilliant this morning, exclusive. phil, i'm completely broken. star feels he's been aned broken. star feels he's been knifed by itv bosses. he gets six months pay and holly's off for two weeks. devastated. phillip schofield . phillip phillip schofield. phillip schofield says he's completely broken by his axing from this morning . a source said this morning. a source said this morning. a source said this morning was phil's life and he feels he has been knifed . and feels he has been knifed. and the guardian pressure on pm to launch inquiry into braverman's speeding row one down, two to go for champions. man city and those are your other front pages . so still reacting to the papers we have annunciato rees—mogg , nigel nelson and rees—mogg, nigel nelson and angela epstein. i don't have to give you their titles because they're all famous. let's be honest. what a pundit group i've got tonight . angela can i ask

got tonight. angela can i ask you about phillip schofield ? you about phillip schofield? you've been on the sofa this morning, haven't you? yes, i have. not. not for quite a while. but i used to do it quite regularly. and listen , your regularly. and listen, your reaction to the fallout from this . the latest story in this. the latest story in tomorrow's— this. the latest story in tomorrow's sun.- the latest story in tomorrow's sun. the sun eclucie — tomorrow's sun. the sun exclusive. it— tomorrow's sun. the sun exclusive. it sounds like it's- core—people. come from schofield's people. well— come from schofield's people. well .— come from schofield's people. well . yer i— come from schofield's people. well , yes. i mean,— come from schofield's people. �*lftlrzzcc gler i mean, look, setting well, yes. i mean, look, setting ocioe— well, yes. i mean, look, setting ocioe oli— �*lftlrzzcc gler i mean, look, setting aside all personalities, i don't trow— aside all personalities, i don't lrow eitrer— aside all personalities, i don't know either of— aside all personalities, i don't know either of them at all. i've iuct— know either of them at all. i've iuct reer— know either of them at all. i've ruct ireer o— know either of them at all. i've just been a guest— know either of them at all. i've just been a guest the way i am rere.— just been a guest the way i am rere. youre— just been a guest the way i am here. you're treated very nicely llrow— here. you're treated very nicely .-know, there's— here. you're treated very nicely .-know, there's-of- here. you're treated very nicely . know, there's of all . you know, there's lots of all trot— . you know, there's lots of all we trot— . you know, there's lots of all that that goes— . you know, there's lots of all that that goes on— . you know, there's lots of all that that goes on with all with greot— that that goes on with all with some great programmes on daytime telly.— some great programmes on daytime telly. itigrt— some great programmes on daytime telly. right across— some great programmes on daytime telly. right across board. telly. right across the board. so telly. right across the board. sore-we— telly. right across the board. so - never had - telly. right across the board. i so - never had l personal so you've never had a personal issue schofield ? no, no, issue with schofield? no, no, no, no, no, no. but is- issue with schofield? no, no, no, no, no, no. but is he- t rzr37 no, no, no, no, no, no. but is he a cold ticre — no, no, no, no. but is he a cold ticre twe— no, no, no, no. but is he a cold fish? i've always— no, no, no, no. but is he a cold fish? i've always found- no, no, no, no. but is he a cold fish? “3 “ fish? i've always found him as pleasant. ifound fish? i've always found him as pleasant. i found all of these people— pleasant. i found all of these people very— i found all of these people very pleasant. we're people very pleasant. but we're guectc—ir- people very pleasant. but we're. guectc—ir-people guests. we breeze in and people role— guests. we breeze in and people rrole cupc— guests. we breeze in and people rrole cupc ot— guests. we breeze in and people make cups of tea,— guests. we breeze in and people make cups of tea, and it's all very.— make cups of tea, and it's all very. very— make cups of tea, and it's all very. very rice— make cups of tea, and it's all very, very nice. everybody's very, very nice. and everybody's very—i— very, very nice. and everybody's very—i iuct- very, very nice. and everybody's very—i just think. very professional. i just think it iuct— very professional. i just think it ruct wrot— very professional. i just think it just what i'm— very professional. i just think it just what i'm sorry about. i tor-t— it just what i'm sorry about. i tor-t trow— it just what i'm sorry about. i don't know the _ it just what i'm sorry about. i don't know the details of this is don't know the details of this ic to— don't know the details of this is seems to snowballed very quickly. — is seems to snowballed very quickly. rro— is seems to snowballed very quickly. and it's— is seems to snowballed very quickly. and it's the way that lite — quickly. and it's the way that lite turrc— quickly. and it's the way that life turns on— quickly. and it's the way that life turns on a— quickly. and it's the way that life turns on a dime. i look, i trow— life turns on a dime. i look, i know we're not— life turns on a dime. i look, i know we're not talking about war

and know we're not talking about war ore-wrotewer- know we're not talking about war ore-wrotewer .- know we're not talking about war and-whatever , but- know we're not talking about war and whatever , but one and famine or whatever, but one rrirute— and famine or whatever, but one rrirute-cor— and famine or whatever, but one minute .can think— and famine or whatever, but one minute can think part minute you can think you're part of minute you can think you're part ot—ooytirrel of the infrastructure of daytime telly— of the infrastructure of daytime telly oro— of the infrastructure of daytime telly oro tre— of the infrastructure of daytime telly and the next— of the infrastructure of daytime telly and the next you're the cow— telly and the next you're the ctory .— telly and the next you're the ctory . oro— telly and the next you're the story , and then— telly and the next you're the story , and then you're gone. story, and then you're gone. yeor. — story, and then you're gone. yet i— story, and then you're gone. yeor. i-wro- story, and then you're gone. yeah. i who knew? story, and then you're gone. - yeah. i-who knew? well, yeah. i mean, who knew? well, irreco— yeah. i mean, who knew? well, iroeeo. so— yeah. i mean, who knew? well, indeed. so what— yeah. i mean, who knew? well, indeed. so what do you think about this, nigel? i mean , it's about this, nigel? i mean, it's quite about this, nigel? i mean, it's guite politicol— about this, nigel? i mean, it's quite political in— about this, nigel? i mean, it's quite political in its- \r rgrzzc7’ i mean, it's quite political in its own way, icr-t— quite political in its own way, isn't-because— quite political in its own way, isn't because holly isn't it? because it's a holly tril— isn't it? because it's a holly versus phil, it's— isn't it? because it's a holly versus phil, it's better versus phil, it's always better tror— versus phil, it's always better than politics. _ versus phil, it's always better than politics. i— versus phil, it's always better than politics. “ versus phil, it's always better than politics. i mean, when nicola sturgeon and alex salmond fell out the same sort of thing. yes. political . yes. fell out the same sort of thing. yes. political. yes. joined fell out the same sort of thing. yes. political . yes. joined at yes. political. yes. joined at tre— yes. political. yes. joined at tre rip.— yes. political. yes. joined at tre rip. alex— yes. c rt.el yes. joined at the hip. alex salmond helped wicolo— the hip. alex salmond helped nicola sturgeon— the hip. alex salmond helped nicola sturgeon in her career oro— nicola sturgeon in her career oro trer— nicola sturgeon in her career oro trer tre— nicola sturgeon in her career and then the big— nicola sturgeon in her career and then the big keir starmer oro— and then the big keir starmer oro argelo— and then the big keir starmer and angela rayner got labelled as and angela rayner got labelled oc tre— and angela rayner got labelled oc tre pri— and angela rayner got labelled as the phil and— and angela rayner got labelled as the phil and holly of polite— as the phil and holly of politics last— as the phil and holly of politics last week. ozr. politics last week. so of course tree— politics last week. so of course there was blair versus brown. yeah, i mean, it happens. i mean liroo— yeah, i mean, it happens. i mean liroo wccortrey— yeah, i mean, it happens. i mean linda mccartney i'm sorry, it doesn't get much than doesn't get much bigger than that. best is for decades and then fell out over the business. but i do you not think but i mean, do you not think tric—tre- but i mean, do you not think tric—tre woy| but i mean, do you not think. this—the way the this was inevitable the way the ctory— this was inevitable the way the ctory-goirge — this was inevitable the way the ctory-goirge l- this was inevitable the way the story going? story was going? i, too, have reer— story was going? i, too, have been the on the this morning been on the on the this morning sofa just got it got on air kissing before kissing tones with holly before i but it it was quite i got fired. but it it was quite fun . quite fun at the time. you fun. quite fun at the time. you got fired. well, yeah, they

decided to actually get rid of all the newspaper reviewers. so i of them. and you got i was one of them. and you got thrown out at the same time. will you completely broke? i wasn't totally and wasn't totally broken. and did youe— wasn't totally broken. and did you?-encounters- wasn't totally broken. and didi you?-encounters with you? slightly encounters with schofield. for first schofield. i'm looking for first hand accounts. yeah. and find hand accounts. yeah. and i find him perfectly pleasant, to be honest. them were honest. both both of them were fine. andrew says, fine. but as andrew just says, you you out . you you often you waft out. you don't much of a don't really have much of a relationship with i mean, relationship with them. i mean, someone like eamonn, eamonn holmes was much more friendly to all the guests who were there. yeah . annunziata i haven't been yeah. annunziata i haven't been on yeah. annunziata i haven't been or tre— yeah. annunziata i haven't been or tre tric— yeah. annunziata i haven't been on the this morning sofa and i rower-t— on the this morning sofa and i rower-t ret— on the this morning sofa and i haven't met their— on the this morning sofa and i haven't met their ratings either of haven't met their ratings either or trerr. — haven't met their ratings either or trerr. so— haven't met their ratings either or trerr. so i— haven't met their ratings either of them. so i feel— haven't met their ratings either of them. ”r:zrzzc of them. so i feel rather left out today. but may i suggest there's a great opportunity for phil? he can just go back in the broom cupboard? yeah. what a great shout . re—acquaint broom cupboard? yeah. what a great shout. re—acquaint himself witr— great shout. re—acquaint himself witr eorior— great shout. re—acquaint himself with gordon the— rg”r:zelc re—acquaint himself with gordon the gopher. okay well— with gordon the gopher. okay well tool. — with gordon the gopher. okay well, look. there— with gordon the gopher. okay well, look. there you go. of course, there's— well, look. there you go. of course, there's more braverman ctutt— course, there's more braverman ctutt .— course, there's more braverman ctutt . r— course, there's more braverman ctutt . a outcl— course, there's more braverman stuff . a quick line— course, there's more braverman stuff . a quick line from you . stuff. a quick line from you. rrrurzioto— stuff. a quick line from you. annunziata braverman smear fears tetr— annunziata braverman smear fears lerir or— annunziata braverman smear fears over kerb on migrant . annunziata braverman smear fears over kerb on migrant. is this a rigrt— over kerb on migrant. is this a rigrt royol—

over kerb on migrant. is this a right royal stitch— over kerb on migrant. is this a right royal stitch up on braverman?— right royal stitch up on braverman? and by the way, will she braverman? and by the way, will cre cuwiwe— braverman? and by the way, will cre curwiwe e — braverman? and by the way, will she survive ? i— braverman? and by the way, will she survive ? i think- braverman? and by the way, will she survive ? “ she survive? i think that's in rishi's gift. i see no current reason why she shouldn't. i think he doesn't want to lose her, does he? i mean, it's my view— her, does he? i mean, it's my trorr — her, does he? i mean, it's my trorr trorr— her, does he? i mean, it's my view from from my. - : “c7 i mean, it's my view from from my. l/rzzer : view from from my. yes, he does. yes.— view from from my. yes, he does. yec. re— view from from my. yes, he does. yes, he does. it's— view from from my. yes, he does. yes, he does. it's my— view from from my. yes, he does. yes, he does. it's my view- view from from my. l/rzzer : l/rzzer : it's my view that yes, he does. it's my view that if yes, he does. it's my view that it re— yes, he does. it's my view that it re re-c— yes, he does. it's my view that it re re-c re-c— yes, he does. it's my view that if he he's he's a— yes, he does. it's my view that if he he's he's a rival- l/rzzer : it's my view that if he he's he's a rival now, if he if he he's he's a rival now, if re coclc— if he he's he's a rival now, if he sacks her,— if he he's he's a rival now, if he sacks her, he— if he he's he's a rival now, if he sacks her, he will lose the rect— he sacks her, he will lose the next election,— he sacks her, he will lose the next election, in— he sacks her, he will lose the next election, in my opinion, irecuce— next election, in my opinion, irecouce-o— next election, in my opinion, because a totemic because she's a totemic figure now:— because she's a totemic figure- wow—sic now, among the grass roots. she certoirly— now, among the grass roots. she certoirlylrut— now, among the grass roots. she certainly-but it— now, among the grass roots. she certainly but it might suit now, among the grass roots. she certrifily but it might suit now, among the grass roots. she certrif she but it might suit now, among the grass roots. she certrif she hasit it might suit now, among the grass roots. she certrif she has tot might suit now, among the grass roots. she certrif she has to resign: suit now, among the grass roots. she certrif she has to resign and: him if she has to resign and that you don't always want your to number be bigger than you in terms of popularity. and certainly amongst the grass roots, she is currently. but you want don't roots, she is currently. but you wort tor-t you— roots, she is currently. but you want don't you you— roots, she is currently. but you want don't you you want- rt.. but you want don't you you want your riyolc— want don't you you want your riwolc ir— want don't you you want your riwolc ir tre— want don't you you want your rivals in the tent,— want don't you you want your rivals in the tent, not outside tre— rivals in the tent, not outside the missiles. _ rivals in the tent, not outside the missiles. l/rzzel“ the missiles. yeah. the whole kind of keep your friends close and your enemies closer. i also think you have to ” i also think you have to consider the opticc— think you have to consider the opticc. tree-c— think you have to consider the optics. there's the— think you have to consider the optics. there's the small matter of optics. there's the small matter or tre— optics. there's the small matter of the electorate _ optics. there's the small matter of the electorate will of the electorate who will recite— of the electorate who will decide _ all l of the electorate who will- decide _ all these decide the future of all these people.— decide the future of all these people-loolc- decide the future of all these people. looks very lame people. and it looks very lame wrer— people. and it looks very lame wrer-cee— people. and it looks very lame wrer-ceelporty- people. and it looks very lame when see party which has when you see a party which has olreooy— when you see a party which has olreooy reer— when you see a party which has already been condemned being already been condemned as being in already been condemned as being ir tree— already been condemned as being ir tree toll— already been condemned as being in free fall. whether it is or not:— in free fall. whether it is or rot-cee. — in free fall. whether it is or not,-see. and- in free fall. whether it is or not, see. and there's this not, we'll see. and there's this rrucicol— not, we'll see. and there's this musical chairs— not, we'll see. and there's this musical chairs going on. five

irirre— musical chairs going on. five prime ministers— musical chairs going on. five prime ministers in three rrirutec— prime ministers in three minutes, 12— prime ministers in three minutes, 12 health secretaries. rut— minutes, 12 health secretaries. rut trot— minutes, 12 health secretaries. but that ignores— minutes, 12 health secretaries. but that ignores all this kind of but that ignores all this kind or ctutt. — but that ignores all this kind of stuff. yeah— but that ignores all this kind of stuff. yeah ,_ but that ignores all this kind of stuff. l/rzzel“ ”g but that ignores all this kind of stuff. l/rzzel“ ” r:zrgoe rgrz of stuff. yeah, their egos get in the way of good decisions . in the way of good decisions. yeah. yeah. well, there you go. well—row- well, let's crack on now with a very popular item in the show. it's called headline heroes. and back name given back page zeros. the name given to us by one of our viewers. scott, what a legend. so, look, let's get annunziata rees—mogg's headune let's get annunziata rees—mogg's headline hero who caught your eye today. gb news. i've heard of them . what— eye today. gb news. i've heard of them . what have— eye today. gb news. i've heard of them . what have we- r:zgrzz : cit \ i've heard of them . what have we done now? of them. what have we done now? well— of them. what have we done now? well you— of them. what have we done now? well you cee— of them. what have we done now? well you irr— of them. what have we done now? well, you see, i'm very slow on tre— well, you see, i'm very slow on tre wrote— well, you see, i'm very slow on the whole technology front, so the whole tecimology front, so it the whole technology front, so it woc— the whole technology front, so it orly— the whole technology front, so it orly ir— the whole technology front, so it was only in the— the whole technology front, so it was only in the last week trot— it was only in the last week we r— it was only in the last week that i discovered- it was only in the last week that i discovered that you're on my rooio— that i discovered that you're on my rooio ir— that i discovered that you're on my rooio ir cry— that i discovered that you're on my radio in my car, and this has completely— my radio in my car, and this has completely transformed my school and completely transformed my school one ucery— completely transformed my school and nursery runs. _ completely transformed my school and nursery runs. 1— completely transformed my school and nursery runs. i can now ctort— and nursery runs. i can now start the day feeling informed, challenged and come on and such a different experience to your competition that eamonn's got a lovely voice as well. that really does help . but the whole really does help. but the whole premise of gb news that the

presenters get to say what they think they get to have on guests of every single viewpoint point, nothing is taboo and us, the listeners, can make up our mind on who they want to believe is correct or who's wrong, which side of the debate they fall on. you treat us like adults and none of the other broadcasters do. so thank you. gb news. well, that's a ringing endorsement, i've got to say. i wasn't going to irterrupt— i've got to say. i wasn't going to interrupt any— i've got to say. i wasn't going to interrupt any of— go i wasn't going to interrupt any of that. and in — to interrupt any of that. and in cuppoceo— to interrupt any of that. and i'm supposed to— to interrupt any of that. and i'm supposed to do balance, but i'm supposed to do balance, but itrirl— i'm supposed to do balance, but itrirl itc— i'm supposed to do balance, but i think it's time— i'm supposed to do balance, but i think it's time to— i'm supposed to do balance, but i think it's time to move on. we werert— i think it's time to move on. we weren't bothered— i think it's time to move on. we weren't bothered with balance on trot— weren't bothered with balance on trot-recouce— weren't bothered with balance on that because completely weren't bothered with balance on that withzcause completely weren't bothered with balance on that withzcauseword.ipletely weren't bothered with balance on that withzcauseword.ipletofl agree with every word. but of. course, _without course, we are nothing without our course, we are nothing without oro— course, we are nothing without our views and listeners. and for trot— our views and listeners. and for trot-trorl— our views and listeners. and for that-thank-listen,- that we thank you. listen, wigel— nigel, who's caught your eye toooye — nigel, who's caught your eye toooye -cor-t- nigel, who's caught your eye today? _can't can't. nigel, who's caught your eye. today? _can't can't beat today? well, i can't can't beat gb news, obviously, but i'm going to put up shadow health secretary wes streeting on the bafis secretary wes streeting on the basis he's had the courage basis that he's had the courage to tell it like it is over the nhs. very few politicians do. yec. — nhs. very few politicians do. yec. rro— nhs. very few politicians do. yec. art relo— nhs. very few politicians do. yes. and he's a— nhs. very few politicians do. yes. and he's a great communicator. yeah, he's charismatic . a potential future charismatic. a potential future leader. i would suggest. i think

so too. yeah. yeah. i've always rated him and i think he's a great asset to the labour cause. angela, your headline hero. great asset to the labour cause. angelfirst ur headline hero. great asset to the labour cause. angelfirst of headline hero. great asset to the labour cause. angelfirst of all,dline hero. great asset to the labour cause. angelfirst of all, cant hero. great asset to the labour cause. angelfirst of all, can ihero. great asset to the labour cause. angelfirst of all, can i just well, first of all, can i just say used to have to listen to say i used to have to listen to wheels about 12 times wheels on the bus about 12 times on way to the school. and so on the way to the school. and so you must have highly— o“ and so you must have highly informed kitc— you must have highly informed litc—iryi kids. i'm deeply impressed by trot—stirg- kids. i'm deeply impressed by trot—sting .- kids. i'm deeply impressed by that—sting , whoi kids. i'm deeply impressed by. that—sting , who i've that. my hero is sting, who i've olwoyc— that. my hero is sting, who i've olwoyc lower.— that. my hero is sting, who i've always loved, the _ that. my hero is sting, who i've always loved, the lead singer , always loved, the lead singer, torrrerly— always loved, the lead singer, torrrerly ot— always loved, the lead singer, formerly of the— always loved, the lead singer, formerly of the police, now worlowioe— formerly of the police, now worldwide solo _ formerly of the police, now worldwide solo artist in his eorly— worldwide solo artist in his eorly rec.— worldwide solo artist in his early 70s. now,— worldwide solo artist in his early 70s. now, who knew bligh rte.— early 70s. now, who knew bligh we. re— early 70s. now, who knew bligh we. re cpole— early 70s. now, who knew bligh me. he spoke out— early 70s. now, who knew bligh me. he spoke out this week. he he me. he spoke out this week. he re woc— me. he spoke out this week. he re o— me. he spoke out this week. he re o lire— me. he spoke out this week. he he was a kind of— me. he spoke out this week. he he was a kind of a— me. he spoke out this week. he he was a kind of a voice of hope orrioct— he was a kind of a voice of hope orrioct oli— he was a kind of a voice of hope amidst all the— he was a kind of a voice of hope amidst all the doom and gloom oirout— amidst all the doom and gloom oirout o— amidst all the doom and gloom oirout o ore— amidst all the doom and gloom oirout o o— amidst all the doom and gloom about a one, a one.— amidst all the doom and gloom about a one, a one. i keep collirg— about a one, a one. i keep collirg it— about a one, a one. i keep calling it a1ai_ about a one, a one. i keep calling it a1ai artificial intelligence _ calling it a1ai artificial intelligence . it's this idea. intelligence. it's this idea. itc— intelligence. it's this idea. it-c goirg— intelligence. it's this idea. it-c goirg to— intelligence. it's this idea. it's going to take over the ploret— it's going to take over the ploret oro— it's going to take over the planet and it'll- it's going to take over the planet and it'll be like war gorrec— planet and it'll be like war gorrec oli— planet and it'll be like war games all over— planet and it'll be like war games all over again. the film trom— games all over again. the film from tre— games all over again. the film from tre co— games all over again. the film from the 80 gods.— games all over again. the film from the 80 gods. and he said wrer— from the 80 gods. and he said wrer it— from the 80 gods. and he said when it comes— from the 80 gods. and he said when it comes to— from the 80 gods. and he said when it comes to music, you have to rowe— when it comes to music, you have to rowe tre— when it comes to music, you have to have the human— when it comes to music, you have to have the human input. sure, tree-ll— to have the human input. sure, tree-ll ire— to have the human input. sure, there'll be issues— to have the human input. sure, there'll be issues with cowright— there'll be issues with copyright, but this notion that a1 copyright, but this notion that or will— copyright, but this notion that or will ire— copyright, but this notion that a1 will be writing all the music of a1 will be writing all the music or tre— a1 will be writing all the music of the future,— a1 will be writing all the music of the future, you _ a1 will be writing all the music of the future, you know, he's writter— of the future, you know, he's written some— of the future, you know, he's written some beautiful melodies and written some beautiful melodies ore—wort- written some beautiful melodies and—won't have. and he said, you it won't have tre— and he said, you it won't have tre-erotior- and he said, you it won't have the-emotion ,- and he said, you it won't have the emotion , which gives the human emotion, which gives

cuecy oro— the human emotion, which gives currency and horsepower to so rrory— currency and horsepower to so many beautiful— currency and horsepower to so many beautiful songs and great rreloliec— many beautiful songs and great rrelooiec. so— many beautiful songs and great melodies. so it— many beautiful songs and great melodies. so it was so it was so uplittirg— melodies. so it was so it was so uplirtirg to— melodies. so it was so it was so uplifting to hear— melodies. so it was so it was so uplifting to hear him say that . uplifting to hear him say that. yesi_ uplifting to hear him say that. yes. irreco— uplifting to hear him say that. yes. indeed. r— uplifting to hear him say that. yes, indeed. a brilliant- uplifting to hear him say that. yes, indeed. a brilliant artist. and he could never be replicated by a robot. just a couple of seconds now for your back page baddies, who's in baddies, annunziata, who's in who's in your doghouse? i'm going gove and my going to go michael gove and my rurrire— going to go michael gove and my number one reason— going to go michael gove and my number one reason for this is i trirl— number one reason for this is i trirl re— number one reason for this is i trirl re ic— number one reason for this is i think he is going— number one reason for this is i think he is going around the roucirg— think he is going around the housing problem so completely the housing problem so completely tre wrorg— housing problem so completely tre wrorg woy— housing problem so completely the wrong way that the number proirlerr— the wrong way that the number one problem surely is the level of immigration— one problem surely is the level of immigration that we would reer— of immigration that we would reel to— of immigration that we would reel to ie— of immigration that we would need to be creating new houses for need to be creating new houses tor tre— need to be creating new houses for the equivalent— need to be creating new houses for the equivalent of manchester, newcastle and steweroge— manchester, newcastle and stevenage every year. amen to trot.— stevenage every year. amen to trot. twe— stevenage every year. amen to trot. be got— stevenage every year. amen to that. i've got to— stevenage every year. amen to that. i've got to say, i would say— that. i've got to say, i would coy trot— that. i've got to say, i would say that michael— that. i've got to say, i would say that michael gove wins it. nigel-c— say that michael gove wins it. wigel-c suello— say that michael gove wins it. nigel's suella braverman- say that michael gove wins it. nigel's suella braverman for obvious reasons, and angela had striking teachers. i agree with most of those, but not suella. i think that old sunak has got to stand his ground. it's going to be a bumpy couple of days for the prime minister, but let me tell headline this tell you the headline is this next and i'm back on friday at eight. then .