good morning. it's 930. what day is it.7 it's monday , 22nd of may. is it.7 it's monday, 22nd of may. this is to the point on gb news with angie pearson. bev turner just don-t— with angie pearson. bev turner just don't remember— ' g c; " bev turner just don't remember who else sueua— just don't remember who else suella braverman, the home secretary. — suella braverman, the home secretary. she's— suella braverman, the home secretary. she's in big trouble. or is— secretary. she's in big trouble. or is she— secretary. she's in big trouble. or is she over— secretary. she's in big trouble. or is she over asking her officials— or is she over asking her officials could- or is she over asking her officials could they possibly if— officials could they possibly if she— officials could they possibly see if she could— officials could they possibly see if she could do her speed awareness course— see if she could do her speed

awareness course in private? i think— awareness course in private? i think that-s— awareness course in private? i think that's absolutely fine. don-t— think that's absolutely fine. don-t you— think that's absolutely fine. don-t you 7— think that's absolutely fine. don't you ? keir— think that's absolutely fine. don't you? keir starmer? well when he's not talking about suella braverman today, he wants to ban junk food ads during the day as part of his nhs strategy and also a sugar tax during a cost of living crisis . are you cost of living crisis. are you sure? mr akua _ cost of living crisis. are you sure? mr akua and- cost of living crisis. are you sure? mr akua and the- c , g are you sure? mr akua and the latest on other— sure? mr akua and the latest on some other morning tv show is this— some other morning tv show is this tits— some other morning tv show is this tits ent— some other morning tv show is this the end for— some other morning tv show is this the end for phillip schofield?_ this the end for phillip schofield? who is he? all that to sme— schofield? who is he? all that to onto— schofield? who is he? all that to come onto the— schofield? who is he? all that to come onto the point . to come onto the point. that's a good— to come onto the point. that's a good start.— to come onto the point. that's a good start, isn't it? it's a good start, isn't it? it's a good start. i think we're over here now. all of that still to come this morning. i don't know where we are. that's pretty much might set the tone for the day, right? we are going to have, first of all, your news with tamsin roberts . thanks very much tamsin roberts. thanks very much and tamsin roberts. thanks very much tot 9°°d_ tamsin roberts. thanks very much oot good morning— tamsin roberts. thanks very much and good morning from _ " t thanks very much and good morning from the gb tows— and good morning from the gb tows ot— and good morning from the gb news room at 931,— and good morning from the gb news room at 931, the home secretory— news room at 931, the home secretory tis— news room at 931, the home secretary his conduct over her spotting— secretary his conduct over her soootiog tins— secretary his conduct over her

speeding fine will be addressed by speeding fine will be addressed to tie— speeding fine will be addressed to the time— speeding fine will be addressed by the prime minister when he spooks— by the prime minister when he speaks to— by the prime minister when he sooots to tis— by the prime minister when he speaks to his ethics adviser . speaks to his ethics adviser. sooiio— speaks to his ethics adviser. suella braverman has been accused— suella braverman has been accused ot— suella braverman has been accused of breaching the ministerial— accused of breaching the ministerial code following otoims— ministerial code following otoims sto— ministerial code following claims she asked for help in arranging— claims she asked for help in arranging o— claims she asked for help in arranging a private speed awareness course. it's alleged sno— awareness course. it's alleged sno riso— awareness course. it's alleged she also tried— awareness course. it's alleged she also tried to— awareness course. it's alleged she also tried to avoid getting points— she also tried to avoid getting points on— she also tried to avoid getting points on nor— she also tried to avoid getting points on her driving licence. itisni— points on her driving licence. itisni sonog— points on her driving licence. rishi sunak, who— points on her driving licence. rishi sunak, who was asked about her rishi sunak, who was asked about nor nontiing— rishi sunak, who was asked about her handling of— rishi sunak, who was asked about her handling of the— rishi sunak, who was asked about her handling of the matter while in japan— her handling of the matter while in japan tor— her handling of the matter while in iooon tor tno— her handling of the matter while in japan for the g7— her handling of the matter while in japan for the g7 summit, will soon— in japan for the g7 summit, will seek rotiss— in japan for the g7 summit, will seek advice on— in japan for the g7 summit, will seek advice on whether there snorti— seek advice on whether there snonit too— seek advice on whether there should be an— seek advice on whether there should be an inquiry. shadow tuitio— should be an inquiry. shadow public health— should be an inquiry. shadow public health minister andrew gwynne— public health minister andrew onynno says— public health minister andrew gwynne says she— public health minister andrew gwynne says she needs to go . gwynne says she needs to go. tro— gwynne says she needs to go. too got— gwynne says she needs to go. too got root— gwynne says she needs to go. i've got real frustration- gwynne says she needs to go. i've got real frustration here about this because at a time of about this because at a time of a cost of living crisis, people want real answers to at the time that our nhs is on its knees and needs fixing, we're here yet again talking about another tory minister who has sought to bend . the rules, play the system for their own advantage. of course,

she needs to face an ethics adviser and i would go further. i think rishi sunak needs to show some leadership and show her door. russia's wagner her the door. russia's wagner stoop— her the door. russia's wagner orono ot— her the door. russia's wagner group of mercenaries- : russia's wagner group of mercenaries has announced plans to leave ukraine-s— announced plans to leave ukraine's-city- announced plans to leave ukraine's city of ukraine's eastern city of notnnnt.— ukraine's eastern city of- bakhmut._founder bakhmut. the group's founder says—retreat- bakhmut. the group's founder says—retreat from . says forces will retreat from tno— says forces will retreat fromi tno—ist says forces will retreat from . tno—ist ot the 25th of may until the 1st of june- — the 25th of may until the 1st of ions. lifter— the 25th of may until the 1st of june. after ukraine's june. it's after ukraine's president,— june. it's after ukraine's president, volodymyr zelenskyy tisnissot— dismissed claims by the ooronititon— dismissed claims by the paramilitary that paramilitary organisation that it—tnol it has successfully taken the city. — it has successfully taken the oity. iotonr— it has successfully taken the city. labour will— it has successfully taken the city. labour will pledge to cut snioito— city. labour will pledge to cut snioito .— suicide. rates in a speech later today,— suicide. rates in a speech later today, describing— suicide. rates in a speech later today, describing it as the biggest— today, describing it as the biggest killer— today, describing it as the biggest killer of young lives. sir biggest killer of young lives. on toi— biggest killer of young lives. sir keir starmer— biggest killer of young lives. sir keir starmer promise sir keir starmer will promise measures to reverse the rising nnrntor— measures to reverse the rising nnrntoor ot— measures to reverse the rising number of deaths— measures to reverse the rising number of deaths within five toots— number of deaths within five years-riso— number of deaths within five years. also outline plans years. he'll also outline plans to—ontl to modernise the nhs and. announce _waiting announce targets for waiting times— announce targets for waiting times-labour- announce targets for waiting - times-labour government. announce targets for waiting ti|warning labour government. announce targets for waiting ti|warning is labour government. announce targets for waiting ti|warning is beingiur government. announce targets for waiting ti|warning is being issuedernment. announce targets for waiting ti|warning is being issued overant. a warning is being issued over a number— a warning is being issued over a nnrntoor ot— a warning is being issued over a number of sophistic scams. number of new sophistic scams. consumer-which- number of new sophistic scams. consumer which says at consumer group, which says at isost— consumer group, which says at toast-tro— consumer group, which says at least-are doing— consumer group, which says at least are doing rounds least four are doing the rounds .—itoyitoi- least four are doing the roundsj .—itoyitoi ont . they include fake paypal and missing— . they include fake paypal and missing person— . they include fake paypal and missing person appeals , missing person appeals, fraudulent— missing person appeals, fraudulent app alerts .

fraudulent app alerts. and a pig totonoring— fraudulent app alerts. and a pig butchering which— fraudulent app alerts. and a pig butchering which has given its name because— butchering which has given its name because fraudsters fatten up name because fraudsters fatten nit-riotin— name because fraudsters fatten no-viotin toy— name because fraudsters fatten up victim by forming up the victim by forming a romantic— up the victim by forming a romantic connection before executing— romantic connection before oxoonting tno — romantic connection before executing the financial part of the executing the financial part of tno-ityon— executing the financial part of tno-ityon nir— executing the financial part of the ryan air recorded the scam. ryan air has recorded an the scam. ryan air has recorded on-orotit— the scam. ryan air has recorded an-profit.£1.24- an annual profit of £1.24 tittion— an annual profit of £1.24. billion,_return an annual profit of £1.24. bildemand-return an annual profit of £1.24 bildemand for return an annual profit of £1.24 bildemand for travel. return an annual profit of £1.24 bildemand for travel. that's in demand for travel. that's ognivoiont— in demand for travel. that's equivalent to— in demand for travel. that's equivalent to almost £40 per soon-t— equivalent to almost £40 per second. europe's— equivalent to almost £40 per second. europe's biggest budget oiriino— airline revealed the profits rost— airline revealed the profits toot-too- airline revealed the profits last - due to - airline revealed the profits last due to fares last year are due to fares rising— last year are due to fares rising soro— last year are due to fares rising 50% more than the year totoro— rising 50% more than the year totoro .— rising 50% more than the year totoro . ino— rising 50% more than the year before . the airline said rising before. the airline said rising toot— before. the airline said rising toot tits— before. the airline said rising fuel bills also— before. the airline said rising fuel bills also helped turn urt— fuel bills also helped turn urt o— fuel bills also helped turn around a loss— fuel bills also helped turn around a loss ._ fuel bills also helped turn around a loss . of around a loss. of. £309 million tron— around a loss. of. £309 million tron tno— around a loss. of. £309 million from the previous— around a loss. of. £309 million from the previous year. tv oniino— from the previous year. tv online dab+_ from the previous year. tv online dab+ radio and on tune in. into— online dab+ radio and on tune in. into is— online dab+ radio and on tune in. into is on— online dab+ radio and on tune in. this is gb news. now it's toot— in. this is gb news. now it's took to— in. this is gb news. now it's back to andrew— in. this is gb news. now it's back to andrew and . bev back to andrew and. bev ooot— back to andrew and. bev good morning.- back to andrew and. bev good morning. good morning, suoiio— good morning. good morning, suella braverman. gist g suella braverman. she's going to be big in the news this week.

she's going to be. she's facing home office questions in the house of commons this morning. at prime at the same time, the prime minister, understand, to minister, we understand, is to talk to minister ethics talk to the minister and ethics adviser as to whether she breached the ministerial. code by asking her civil servants could they help her, could they help her have a private speeding awareness course? they said they couldn't. so she the fine couldn't. so she took the fine and took the points. yeah so rishi refused to rishi sunak has refused to publicly— rishi sunak has refused to publicly -when. rishi sunak has refused to publicly when he rishi sunak has refused to- publicly-when he was publicly back her when he was guostionot— publicly back her when he was questioned at— publicly back her when he was questioned at the— publicly back her when he was questioned at the yesterday. questioned at the g7 yesterday. no-s— questioned at the g7 yesterday. no-s untor— questioned at the g7 yesterday. he's under-from - questioned at the g7 yesterday. he's under from the he's under pressure from the opposition— he's under pressure from the opposition-to- he's under pressure from the opposition to basically opposition parties to basically iounon— opposition parties to basically launch investigation opposition parties to basically laurnonsense. tigation opposition parties to basically laurnonsense. cu , 31 opposition parties to basically laur nonsense. cu , opposition parties to basically laurnonsense. cu , this nonsense. olivia utley is our political reporter who is in westminster. i've covered our political reporter who is in we manyster. i've covered our political reporter who is in we many ministeriali've covered our political reporter who is in we many ministerial will:overed our political reporter who is in we many ministerial will they,ed our political reporter who is in we metheyiinisterial will they,ed our political reporter who is in we methey resign?|l will they,ed our political reporter who is in we methey resign? willl they,ed our political reporter who is in we methey resign? willl thejbe won't they resign? will they be fired? this on the scale of . fired? this on the scale of. alleged wrongdoing seems pretty minor . for alleged wrongdoing seems pretty minor. for yes. i mean, alleged wrongdoing seems pretty minor. for yes . i mean, some minor. for yes. i mean, some ooooio— minor. for yes. i mean, some

ooooto orguo— minor. for yes. i mean, some people argue that— minor. for yes. i mean, some people argue that this- «tilt? i mean, some people argue that this is just a sort— people argue that this is just a sort ot— people argue that this is just a sort ot ston— people argue that this is just a sort of start of— people argue that this is just a sort of start of the— people argue that this is just a sort of start of the silly season. it's— sort of start of the silly season. it's story and suella braverman has— season. it's story and suella braverman has certainly come out tignting. — braverman has certainly come out tignting. sno— braverman has certainly come out fighting. she argues that she titn-t— fighting. she argues that she didn't actually— fighting. she argues that she didn't actually ask civil sonont— didn't actually ask civil servant arrange to servant to arrange a 1 to 1 orivoto— servant to arrange a 1 to 1 private calls— servant to arrange a 1 to 1 private calls speed awareness tor nor.— private calls speed awareness course for her. she simply asked if course for her. she simply asked it tnoy— course for her. she simply asked it tnoy noto— course for her. she simply asked it tnoy noro-to. — course for her. she simply asked if they were to. they said if they were able to. they said nolcotinot— if they were able to. they said no.cabinet office- if they were able to. they said no cabinet office advice and no on cabinet office advice and lo no on cabinet office advice and to—sno— no on cabinet office advice and to—sno toot- no on cabinet office advice and lo_she took the- lo and behold, she took the points— lo and behold, she took the points-nor— lo and behold, she took the points her licence instead of points on her licence instead of onoosing— points on her licence instead of onoosing-tno— points on her licence instead of choosing the course. so choosing to do the course. so sno-s— choosing to do the course. so sno-s-sno-s— choosing to do the course. so sno-s-sno-s-o- choosing to do the course. so she's she's a pretty she's got a she's got a pretty strong— she's got a she's got a pretty strong argument— she's got a she's got a pretty strong argument and it sounds as tnougn— strong argument and it sounds as though—probablvl though rishi sunak will probably . toot— though rishi sunak will probably . toot nor— though rishi sunak will probably . toot to un— though rishi sunak will probably . back her up. as— though rishi sunak will probably . back her up. as was mentioned . inoro— . back her up. as was mentioned . inoro in— . back her up. as was mentioned . inoro in tno— . back her up. as was mentioned . there in the in— . back her up. as was mentioned . there in the in your opening remarks, rishi— . there in the in your opening remarks, rishi sunak refused to support— remarks, rishi sunak refused to suooon nor— remarks, rishi sunak refused to support her yesterday, but then ten support her yesterday, but then ton downing— support her yesterday, but then ten downing street later said tnot— ten downing street later said tnotlnot— ten downing street later said that-had full— ten downing street later said that had full confidence in that he had full confidence in iron — that he had full confidence in her. meanwhile,— that he had full confidence in her. meanwhile, suella braverman ottios— her. meanwhile, suella braverman ottios oro— her. meanwhile, suella braverman ottios orotty— her. meanwhile, suella braverman allies are pretty angry about tnis—tnint- allies are pretty angry about this—think thatj this because they think that it's this because they think that its-o— this because they think that its-o snoot— this because they think that. it's-a smear-from it's all a smear campaign from oivii—tn— it's all a smear campaign from oivii—tn ont- civil servants to try and intact— civil servants to try and distract from - civil servants to try and- distract from -braverman distract from suella braverman pion— distract from suella braverman pionltring— distract from suella braverman otonltring not— distract from suella braverman plan bring net migration plan to bring net migration tonn— plan to bring net migration town-woo— plan to bring net migration down. we're expecting to down. an we're expecting to see the down. an we're expecting to see tno-nigrotion— down. an we're expecting to see the-migration-rise. the net migration figures rise ovor-oouoio- the net migration figures rise over-couple of- the net migration figures rise over couple of weeks the net migration figures rise overthis couple of weeks the net migration figures rise overthis week, ouple of weeks the net migration figures rise overthis week, inple of weeks the net migration figures rise overthis week, in fact.f weeks the net migration figures rise overthis week, in fact. andzks and this week, in fact. and we're expecting— and this week, in fact. and we're expecting to see them snott— we're expecting to see them swell _700,000| swell to between 700,000 and a niiiion— swell to between 700,000 and a niiiionltron— swell to between 700,000 and a million, .from lrecord -

swell to between 700,000 and a million, from record . of million, up from a record. of. 500.000— million, up from a record. of. 500,000 last— million, up from a record. of. 500,000 last year. suella braverman is— 500,000 last year. suella braverman is arguing that measures need to be put in place guiotiy— measures need to be put in place guiotiy to— measures need to be put in place guiotiy to got— measures need to be put in place quickly to get those _ measures need to be put in place quickly to get those numbers tonn— quickly to get those numbersi town—torts quickly to get those numbers- down,_kerbs on down, including putting kerbs on the down, including putting kerbs on tno-ot— down, including putting kerbs on the-of students- down, including putting kerbs on the of students who can the number of students who can oono—nitn- the number of students who can come—with their- come here along with their tooontonts. — come here along with their dependents. there's rumours dependents. and there's rumours in—sno— dependents. and there's rumours in—sno is- in whitehall that she is orooorot— in whitehall that she is prepared resign if those prepared to resign if those nurnioors— prepared to resign if those nuntors-go- prepared to resign if those numbers go down. but numbers don't go down. but otviousiy— obviously if her ethical conduct is—tnon- is under investigation, then tnot— is under investigation, theni tnot—novo is under investigation, then- that_have less that resignation would have less impact.— that resignation would have less impact—o— that resignation would have less inooot—o tnoon- impact. so there is a theory tnot— impact. so there is a theory tnot-it-s— impact. so there is a theory that it's splashed on the that and it's splashed on the nont— that and it's splashed on the trontltno— that and it's splashed on the front-the times,- that and it's splashed on the front the times, the front of the times, the toiogroon— front of the times, the telegraph and the that telegraph and the mail, that tnis— telegraph and the mail, that no is— telegraph and the mail, that no is simply— telegraph and the mail, that this is simply smear campaign this is simply a smear campaign against— this is simply a smear campaign against-secretary- this is simply a smear campaign against secretary by this is simply a smear campaign againzwho secretary by this is simply a smear campaign againzwho don't secretary by this is simply a smear campaign againzwho don't like cretary by this is simply a smear campaign againzwho don't like herary by this is simply a smear campaign againzwho don't like her plans. those who don't like her plans. for immigration. _ those who don't like her plans. for immigration. do we know, outta,— for immigration. do we know, oggg, nou— for immigration. do we know, olivia, how this— for immigration. do we know, olivia, how this story made it into— olivia, how this story made it into tno— olivia, how this story made it into the press— olivia, how this story made it into the press in— olivia, how this story made it into the press in the first otooo— into the press in the first placer tnot— into the press in the first place, that she- into the press in the first place, that she had a apparently roguostot— place, that she had a apparently roguostot to— place, that she had a apparently requested to do— place, that she had a apparently requested to do her speed awareness course on a one on one witn— awareness course on a one on one nitn witn— awareness course on a one on one nitn nitn on— awareness course on a one on one with with an instructor because tnoso— with with an instructor because tnoso-rooiiy— with with an instructor because those-really clear- with with an instructor because those really clear that those things really clear that we those things really clear that -out - those things really clear that we-out. this- those things really clear that| we-out. this isn't we point this out. this isn't trout— we point this out. this isn't about fact that she got the about the fact that she got the speeding you might say,

speeding ticket you might say, well, be worth well, maybe that would be worth if she was lost licence if she was lost a licence that might but it's not might be an issue. but it's not that it's not the fact got that it's not the fact she got a speeding ticket. it's the fact that said, have this that she said, can i have this speed awareness course, do it on a one? probably the a one on one? she's probably the pr said no, we can't pr and they've said no, we can't do do know how this do it. so do we know how this has out into the press . has got out into the press. yes, exactly. so what she has noon— yes, exactly. so what she has been accused _ yes, exactly. so what she has been accused of— yes, exactly. so what she has been accused of is asking civil sononts— been accused of is asking civil sononts to— been accused of is asking civil servants to break— been accused of is asking civil servants to break the civil sonioo — servants to break the civil service code,— servants to break the civil service code, civil servants are roguirot— service code, civil servants are roguirot-ooto,- service code, civil servants are required-code, not- service code, civil servants are required code, not to service code, civil servants are requi ministers code, not to service code, civil servants are requi ministers in code, not to service code, civil servants are requi ministers in a de, not to service code, civil servants are requi ministers in a wayiot to service code, civil servants are requi ministers in a way that's treat ministers in a way that's be considered— treat ministers in a way that's be considered sort of special trootnont— be considered sort of special treatment. and— be considered sort of special treatment. and apparently by asking— treatment. and apparently by- toting—novo asking them this, you might have troton— asking them this, you might have broken—howl broken the ministerial code. how it—oross.— broken the ministerial code. how it—orosslnot- it got into the press. it's not completely— it got into the press. it's not completely-was- completely clear. it was a sunny— completely clear. it was al sunday—arnie, completely clear. it was a. sunday—arnie, of sunday times story. arnie, of oourso-tno— sunday times story. arnie, of course,-the sort- course, that the sort of supposition— course, that the sort of supposition in whitehall that supposition is in whitehall that it-oivii— supposition is in whitehall that it-civil servants— supposition is in whitehall that it civil servants who leaked supposition is in whitehall that it story'il servants who leaked supposition is in whitehall that it story ,. servants who leaked supposition is in whitehall that it story , butvants who leaked supposition is in whitehall that it story , but there who leaked supposition is in whitehall that it story , but there isio leaked supposition is in whitehall that it story , but there is no eaked the story, but there is no ovitonoo— the story, but there is no evidence for— the story, but there is no evidence for that yet. suella braverman. chief aide is in a bit braverman. chief aide is in a tit ot— braverman. chief aide is in a bit of trouble. _ braverman. chief aide is in a bit of trouble. jake ryan, her soooioi— bit of trouble. jake ryan, her special adviser,— bit of trouble. jake ryan, her special adviser, because according— special adviser, because oooortingto— special adviser, because according to the mirror, he

trusnot— according to the mirror, he brushed them— according to the mirror, he brushed them off. he said that tnoro— brushed them off. he said that tnoro nos— brushed them off. he said that tnoro no— brushed them off. he said that there was no speed awareness. course _was asked course story when he was asked about— course story when he was asked otoutlo— course story when he was asked otoutlo oouoio— course story when he was asked about a couple months ago. about it a couple of months ago. so about it a couple of months ago. so-intorosting— about it a couple of months ago. so-interesting to- about it a couple of months ago. so interesting to see so it'll be interesting to see unotnor—oti so it'll be interesting to see- whether_of that. whether anything comes of that. but whether anything comes of that. nut-nono— whether anything comes of that. nut-uo-vo-tol but for now, we've just got to not— but for now, we've just got to wait untit— but for now, we've just got to wait until the _ but for now, we've just got to wait until the home office guostions— wait until the home office. questions-afternoon wait until the home office. querthenr-afternoon wait until the home office querthen the afternoon wait until the home office querthen the prime afternoon wait until the home office querthen the prime minister's and then the prime minister's ouostions— and then the prime minister's questions straight that. questions straight after that. so questions straight after that. so-guito— questions straight after that. so quite awkward questions straight after that. so encounter. awkward questions straight after that. so encounter. aftervkward little encounter. after that, tno— little encounter. after that,| tno—tno little encounter. after that,- tno—tno irino the home secretary and the prime iiinistor—ot- minister have in the house of commons. -thanks- minister have in the house of commons. thanks for commons. olivia thanks for ioining— commons. olivia thanks for ioining — commons. olivia thanks for joining us. that's- commons. olivia thanks for joining us. cu , joining us. that's olivia utley like to say in studio with like to say in the studio with us our monday morning us as ever on our monday morning is favourite political . is our favourite political. strategist. commentator piers pottinger. piers, you and i over the 30 years we've known each other, have count them in and we've counted them out. cabinet ministers was forced out, resigned. of to 10, resigned. on a scale of 1 to 10, this does to to be this does seem to me to be pretty down there. pretty low down there. absolutely. is absolutely. i mean, what is guito— absolutely. i mean, what is guito-is— absolutely. i mean, what is quite-is that- absolutely. i mean, what is quite is that story quite clear is that this story arno,— quite clear is that this story amie, tirst— quite clear is that this story arnie, first of— quite clear is that this story arnie, first of all, the incident, _ arnie, first of all, the incident, if- arnie, first of all, the incident, if it happened as it's noon— been described and there's a big guostion—it- question about that, but it noooonot— question about that, but it noooonot in— question about that, but it happened in september last year, sonoono— happened in september last year,| sonoono—tno someone has been waiting for the nost— someone has been waiting for the tost—ont- best possible opportunity and timing— best possible opportunity and timing to— best possible opportunity and timing to leak— best possible opportunity and timing to leak this story while the timing to leak this story while to inno— timing to leak this story while the prime minister is on the otnor— the prime minister is on the otnor sito— the prime minister is on the

other side of— the prime minister is on the other side of .— the prime minister is on the other side of . the country, other side of. the country, wniio— other side of. the country, wniio nost— other side of. the country, while most of— other side of. the country, while most of the political iournoiists— while most of the political journalists are— while most of the political journalists are there and so tnoy— journalists are there and so tnoy-it— journalists are there and so tnoy-itltno- journalists are there and so they it the sunday they give it to the sunday iinos. — they give it to the sunday iinos. ton— they give it to the sunday times. now it's- they give it to the sunday times. now it's going to have- —unon times. now it's going to have- maximum _when on maximum impact in a week when on iturstoo— maximum impact in a week when on inurstoy, soy,— maximum impact in a week when on inurstoy, soy, tno— maximum impact in a week when on thursday, say, the new immigration- thursday, say, the new immigration figures coming immigration figures are coming out—toot- out and if they are as bad as oonono— out and if they are as bad as everyone obviously everyone says, it's obviously going— everyone says, it's obviously going-noto— everyone says, it's obviously goinglnooo-ot- everyone says, it's obviously going heap of pressure going to heap a lot of pressure on-braverman.- going to heap a lot of pressure on braverman. but again, on suella braverman. but again, it toots— on suella braverman. but again, it toots to— on suella braverman. but again, it toots to no— on suella braverman. but again, it looks to me like— on suella braverman. but again, it looks to me like small it looks to me like a small ootoi— it looks to me like a small ootoi ot— it looks to me like a small cabal of-civil- cabal of socialist civil sononts— cabal of socialist civil servants decided cabal of socialist civil servants-decided try and servants have decided to try and tisoonso— servants have decided to try and dispense-another- servants have decided to try and dispense another minister. dispense with another minister. ton—to— dispense with another minister. ton—to stoo- dispense with another minister. now—to stop and. now this has got to stop and i oiso— now this has got to stop and i oiso tnint— now this has got to stop and i also think that— now this has got to stop and i also think that rishi sunak sunot— also think that rishi sunak sunot no— also think that rishi sunak sunak now has— also think that rishi sunak sunak now has to show . sunak now has to show. leadership.— sunak now has to show. leadership. i— sunak now has to show. leadership. i think we don't noot— leadership. i think we don't need another— leadership. i think we don't need another inquiry into sonotning— need another inquiry into something like this. we don't noot— something like this. we don't noot on— something like this. we don't need an investigation costing nitiions—noi millions for the taxpayer. he snouit— millions for the taxpayer. he| snouit—toit millions for the taxpayer. he. should _talk to should take a he should talk to nor. —no- should take a he should talk to non—no nosn-tl her. clearly because he hasn't not— her. clearly because he hasn't not o— her. clearly because he hasn't not o propor— her. clearly because he hasn't had a proper opportunity. when no-s—iooonl had a proper opportunity. when. no-s—iooon no he's coming back from japan, he snouit— he's coming back from japan, he snout—it- he's coming back from japan, he should—it out. should talk to her, sort it out ont— should talk to her, sort it out and onto— should talk to her, sort it out and either back— should talk to her, sort it out and either back her or sack her. ant— and either back her or sack her. ant guito— and either back her or sack her. and quite frankly,— and either back her or sack her. and quite frankly, the i've and quite frankly, the way i've root— and quite frankly, the way i've root-court— and quite frankly, the way i've read-could.very- read it, it could be very i tnint— read it, it could be very i tnint its— read it, it could be very i think it's quite- read it, it could be very i think it's quite difficult to

intororot— think it's quite difficult to interpret. broke the interpret. she broke the ministerial— interpret. she broke the ministerial because interpret. she broke the ministerial-because she ministerial code because if she sinoiy— ministerial code because if she sinoty-to— ministerial code because if she sinoiy-to so— ministerial code because if she simply-to some of- ministerial code because if she simply to some of her simply said to some of her otvisors— simply said to some of her advisers sitting— simply said to some of her advisers sitting around a table, do advisers sitting around a table, to you— advisers sitting around a table, to you tnint— advisers sitting around a table, to you tnint i— advisers sitting around a table, do you think i could do a speed awareness course— do you think i could do a speed awareness course privately? and if awareness course privately? and it tnoy— awareness course privately? and it tnoy stig— awareness course privately? and it tnoy said, no— awareness course privately? and if they said, no, we— awareness course privately? and if they said, no, we can't help you— if they said, no, we can't help you on— if they said, no, we can't help you on ttot— if they said, no, we can't help you on that, or— if they said, no, we can't help you on that, or they say we count— you on that, or they say we oouit tint— you on that, or they say we could find out,— you on that, or they say we could find out, that's hardly trotting— could find out, that's hardly trooting tno— could find out, that's hardly breaking the code, is it? "er breaking the code, is it? they may— breaking the code, is it? they may toro— breaking the code, is it? they may have said,— breaking the code, is it? they may have said, well, we'll try and if your message and find out if your message actually, can't out for actually, we can't find out for your because we're not your own sake because we're not allowed say so. she then allowed to say so. she then said, okay, i'm paying fine. said, okay, i'm paying the fine. yeah. the points. yeah. and i'm taking the points. so. tried to get out so. so there we tried to get out of so. so there we tried to get out ot-ot— so. so there we tried to get out ot-ot tnot— so there we tried to get out of of that personally, if of any of that personally, if i otvising— of any of that personally, if i was advising her,— of any of that personally, if i was advising her, i have was advising her, i would have stit— was advising her, i would have sit-tno— was advising her, i would have said the awareness said take the speed awareness. course because it shows a home soorotory— course because it shows a home soorotory toting— course because it shows a home secretary taking hands on secretary taking a hands on oooiono— secretary taking a hands on oooiono .— secretary taking a hands on experience . yes.— secretary taking a hands on experience . yes. and i think she experience. yes. and i think she oouit— experience. yes. and i think she oouit noto— experience. yes. and i think she could have scored— experience. yes. and i think she could have scored some other tint— could have scored some other tint ot— could have scored some other kind of points— could have scored some other kind of points for— could have scored some other kind of points for that. «er kind of points for that. very good. — kind of points for that. very good. wrot— kind of points for that. very good. what ot— kind of points for that. very good. what of her- kind of points for that. very good. what of her performance today in commons? she will today in the commons? she will be routine questions be up facing routine questions from mps from all sides of the commons. she's going asked commons. she's going to be asked about has an opportunity about it. she has an opportunity here to say, this is what i did. in perhaps doesn't in hindsight, perhaps it doesn't look about that, look great. sorry about that, but don't i've broken but i don't think i've broken any i would hope any rules. well, i would hope tnot— any rules. well, i would hope tnot-sno— any rules. well, i would hope that-she appears- any rules. well, i would hope that-she appears in- any well, i would hope that she appears in the

that before she appears in the nouso— that before she appears in the nouso to— that before she appears in the house to answer— that before she appears in the house to answer those questions, the house to answer those questions, too inno— house to answer those questions, the prime minister— house to answer those questions, the prime minister has resolved this the prime minister has resolved tnis nottor— the prime minister has resolved this matter once— the prime minister has resolved this matter once and for all. i mean, we should— this matter once and for all. i mean, we should not be spending tours— mean, we should not be spending nours ont— mean, we should not be spending hours and hours— mean, we should not be spending hours and hours .— mean, we should not be spending hours and hours. it's fine for tno— hours and hours. it's fine for too iotour— hours and hours. it's fine for the labour party— hours and hours. it's fine for the labour party to talk about its-ot— the labour party to talk about its-or tying.— the labour party to talk about its-of living. we- the labour party to talk about its of living. we should be its cost of living. we should be toousing— its cost of living. we should be toousing on— its cost of living. we should be toousing i— its cost of living. we should be focusing on. i agree. so should tnoy.— focusing on. i agree. so should tnoy. so— focusing on. i agree. so should they. so should— focusing on. i agree. so should they. so should everyone else. instoot— they. so should everyone else. instoot ot— they. so should everyone else. instead of talking— they. so should everyone else. instead of talking about this tiny— instead of talking about this tiny oossitio— instead of talking about this tiny possible breach of the ministerial— tiny possible breach of the ministerial code. and if it is a noun— ministerial code. and if it is a breach, which— ministerial code. and if it is a breach, which again, i'm not it— breach, which again, i'm not sure it necessarily it was she's got— sure it necessarily it was she's got ononios— sure it necessarily it was she's got on— sure it necessarily it was she's got enemies on her own side, of course. absolutely— got enemies on her own side, of course. absolutely .- got enemies on her own side, of course. ' gill; it; got enemies on her own side, of course. absolutely. albie and because of her performance in the national conservative conference week, conference last week, it was a thinly , to use that thinly disguised, to use that awful cliche period , thinly awful cliche period, thinly disguised look at me says the leadership contest after the election. if we lose. absolutely. there's no question it-it— absolutely. there's no question it-it nos— absolutely. there's no question it-it o— absolutely. there's no question it-it was a leadership- ' glint there's no question it it was a leadership kind it was it was a leadership kind of it was it was a leadership kind ot spoon.— it was it was a leadership kind or soooon. nut— it was it was a leadership kind of speech. but she's she's tooing— of speech. but she's she's tooing o— of speech. but she's she's facing a real— of speech. but she's she's facing a real problem with immigration.— facing a real problem with immigration. and it may well be she immigration. and it may well be sno tooitos— immigration. and it may well be she decides to _ immigration. and it may well be she decides to resign because sno— she decides to resign because sno con-t— she decides to resign because sno oon-t got— she decides to resign because she can't get through her legislature— she can't get through her legislature on— she can't get through her legislature on it's don't forget in tno— legislature on it's don't forget in too torts— legislature on it's don't forget in the lords this— legislature on it's don't forget in the lords this week i know my toyourito— in the lords this week i know my tovourito non— in the lords this week i know my favourite man and—

in the lords this week i know my favourite man and yours, the arontisnoo— favourite man and yours, the archbishop of— favourite man and yours, the archbishop of canterbury is stunning— archbishop of canterbury is oionning to— archbishop of canterbury is planning to introduce amendments onion— planning to introduce amendments union is— planning to introduce amendments which is almost— planning to introduce amendments which is almost unprecedented for which is almost unprecedented tor on— which is almost unprecedented for an archbishop— which is almost unprecedented for an archbishop to do this and noting— for an archbishop to do this and noiting it— for an archbishop to do this and noiting it up— for an archbishop to do this and holding it up deliberately toioying— holding it up deliberately toioying ony— holding it up deliberately delaying any kind of legislation. - delaying any kind of legislation. and the big plank of legislation. and the big plank ot ono— legislation. and the big plank ot ot— legislation. and the big plank of one of the— legislation. and the big plank of one of the biggest planks of itisni-s— of one of the biggest planks of rishi's promises— of one of the biggest planks of rishi's promises is to stop or oontroi— rishi's promises is to stop or control immigration, both legal and iiiogoi— control immigration, both legal and illegal. and— control immigration, both legal and illegal. and if he can't do ttot— and illegal. and if he can't do rig, it— and illegal. and if he can't do gig, it giyos— and illegal. and if he can't do that, it gives it's— and illegal. and if he can't do that, it gives it's a— and illegal. and if he can't do that, it gives it's a big disadvantage because it's other tnon— disadvantage because it's other tnon tno— disadvantage because it's other tnon to cost— disadvantage because it's other than the cost of— disadvantage because it's other than the cost of living. the nurnorio— than the cost of living. the number one issue on on the toorstoo— number one issue on on the toorstoo . — number one issue on on the doorstep . the— number one issue on on the doorstep . jig doorstep. the other big issue, of course , nhs in this country of course, nhs in this country and keir starmer is going to talk today , say he's going to be talk today, say he's going to be giving a speech later on today to set out his vision for the nhs. he's going to say apparently that it is not sustainable unless there are health reforms that fix the fundamentals . and he also, fundamentals. and he also, interestingly, wants to reverse the rising number of deaths from suicide. these are actual points that we can kind of sort of hang

your hat on in a way from keir starmer at the moment. that's quite that's quite a brave target to set . yeah. i mean, quite that's quite a brave target to set. yeah. i mean, i tnint— target to set. yeah. i mean, i tnint guito— target to set. yeah. i mean, i think quite frankly,- g yeah. i mean, i think quite frankly, from what ivo— think quite frankly, from what to root— think quite frankly, from what to root ot— think quite frankly, from what i've read of what— think quite frankly, from what i've read of what he's said or is going— i've read of what he's said or is going to— i've read of what he's said or is going to soy— i've read of what he's said or is going to say today , he's just is going to say today, he's just tintoring— is going to say today, he's just tintoring ot— is going to say today, he's just tinkering at the— is going to say today, he's just tinkering at the edges . yeah. i tinkering at the edges. yeah. i i— tinkering at the edges. yeah. i mean, i think— tinkering at the edges. yeah. i mean, i think as— tinkering at the edges. yeah. i mean, i think as so many people noto— mean, i think as so many people too stit— mean, i think as so many people have said already,— mean, i think as so many people have said already, we need a royoi— have said already, we need a royal commission— have said already, we need a royal commission on the nhs, it noots— royal commission on the nhs, it needs fundamental mental restructuring— needs fundamental mental restructuring and it's all very noti— restructuring and it's all very noit saying— restructuring and it's all very well saying we're going to oroyont— well saying we're going to prevent diseases, but actually it's prevent diseases, but actually to outing— prevent diseases, but actually it's curing the— prevent diseases, but actually it's curing the patients is what we it's curing the patients is what no noot— it's curing the patients is what no noot to— it's curing the patients is what we need to see— it's curing the patients is what we need to see happening and in a we need to see happening and in o muon— we need to see happening and in a much more efficient way. i its— a much more efficient way. i it-s ono— a much more efficient way. i mean, it's one of— a much more efficient way. i mean, it's one of the biggest onoioyors— mean, it's one of the biggest onoioyors in— mean, it's one of the biggest employers in the— mean, it's one of the biggest employers in the world with over 1.4 employers in the world with over in niiiion— employers in the world with over 1.4 million people,— employers in the world with over 1.4 million people, the biggest in turooo— 1.4 million people, the biggest in turooo .— 1.4 million people, the biggest in europe . and— 1.4 million people, the biggest in europe . and it's absolutely in europe. and it's absolutely oxtroortinory— in europe. and it's absolutely extraordinary that people are stit— extraordinary that people are stiti trying— extraordinary that people are stiti trying to— extraordinary that people are still trying to at— extraordinary that people are still trying to at the edges. its— still trying to at the edges. it's because _ still trying to at the edges. it's because politicians of all oonios— it's because politicians of all ourtios oro— it's because politicians of all parties are scared of actually tooing— parties are scared of actually tooing up— parties are scared of actually tooing up to— parties are scared of actually facing up to reality and ootuoiiy— facing up to reality and actually grabbing this issue oroooriy— actually grabbing this issue orooorty ont— actually grabbing this issue properly and having a royal

commission— properly and having a royal commission looking into it and totoity— commission looking into it and totally remodelled , ailing the totally remodelled, ailing the nus,— totally remodelled, ailing the nus, union— totally remodelled, ailing the nhs, which is— totally remodelled, ailing the nhs, which is what is needed. i nonoru— nhs, which is what is needed. i uonoru nint— nhs, which is what is needed. i wonder what working— nhs, which is what is needed. i wonder what working class- nhs, which is what is needed. i wonder what working class labour voters will think in the red wall behind the for wall wall behind the red for wall instance, one of the instance, that one of the proposals this proposals they're floating this week sugar tax. so week is another sugar tax. so that's going up cost of that's going to put up cost of food a of living food during a cost of living crisis. it will raise inflation too. hardly the time to do that. but he's also been talking about tanning— but he's also been talking about tonning rost— but he's also been talking about banning fast foods— but he's also been talking about banning fast foods during the toytino— banning fast foods during the toytino. i— banning fast foods during the daytime. i mean, i'm sorry, once you— daytime. i mean, i'm sorry, once you got— daytime. i mean, i'm sorry, once you got o— daytime. i mean, i'm sorry, once you get a government trying to tiototo— you get a government trying to tiototo nnot— you get a government trying to dictate what you— you get a government trying to dictate what you can eat when tnis— dictate what you can eat when no is— dictate what you can eat when no is o— dictate what you can eat when no is o son— dictate what you can eat when this is a sort of— dictate what you can eat when this is a sort of dictatorship, tnis— this is a sort of dictatorship, no is— this is a sort of dictatorship, this is communism and this is otyonising,— this is communism and this is advertising, which was your originat— advertising, which was your original industry, of course, riots— original industry, of course, iiors .— original industry, of course, iiors , witn— original industry, of course, piers , with bell— original industry, of course, piers , with bell pottinger. piers, with bell pottinger. so the toot— piers, with bell pottinger. so the idea that— piers, with bell pottinger. so the idea that he— piers, with bell pottinger. so the idea that he could- piers, with bell pottinger. so the idea that he could stop these ads in the daytime, i think is also it's kind of odd because children are who he doesn't want to watch these ads, but children don't tend to watch that much telly the daytime. that much telly in the daytime. they're school, they're at school. at school, yes. i mean, again, i think it's vory— yes. i mean, again, i think it's yory oooriy— yes. i mean, again, i think it's very poorly thought— very poorly thought through tnis—tnougnti this, if indeed it is thought tnrougn. — this, if indeed it is thought tnrougn. ant— this, if indeed it is thought through. and also , i don't think through. and also, i don't think the traditional— through. and also, i don't think the traditional labour voter is

going— the traditional labour voter is going to— the traditional labour voter is going to too— the traditional labour voter is going to to yory— the traditional labour voter is going to be very happy about toing— going to be very happy about toing tott— going to be very happy about being told when— going to be very happy about being told when or when they can eat being told when or when they can oot o— being told when or when they can oot o sousoog— being told when or when they can eat a sausage roll.— being told when or when they can eat a sausage roll. what of nnoto — eat a sausage roll. what of nnoto ot— eat a sausage roll. what of what? of the— eat a sausage roll. what of what? of the idea- eat a sausage roll. what of what? o” : writ; what? of the idea. wes streeting, who's the shadow health secretary rising star of the labour benches, talked at the labour benches, talked at the weekend again about private ization. more privatisation in the nhs . well, that's music to the nhs. well, that's music to my ears because what doing my ears because what we're doing at doesn't but at the moment doesn't work. but that a big problem on that could be a big problem on the labour run up to the for labour run up to an election , what labour is going election, what labour is going to parts the nhs? to privatise parts of the nhs? yes. imean to privatise parts of the nhs? yes. i mean that goes against oyorytning— yes. i mean that goes against oyorytning tnoy— “4115 i mean that goes against everything they constantly have toon — everything they constantly have ooon saying— everything they constantly have been saying and— everything they constantly have been saying and if they start doing— been saying and if they start doing g,— been saying and if they start doing i, it— been saying and if they start doing it, it shows yet again. tnoy-ro— doing it, it shows yet again. inoy-ro trying— doing it, it shows yet again. they're trying to— doing it, it shows yet again. they're trying to patch up sonotning— they're trying to patch up something that needs complete rotninting— something that needs complete rotninting .— something that needs complete rethinking . and— something that needs complete rethinking . and most people in rethinking. and most people in this rethinking. and most people in no country— rethinking. and most people in this country know— rethinking. and most people in this country know that and the ooiitioions— this country know that and the politicians know— this country know that and the politicians know it. it's just tnoy-ro— politicians know it. it's just tnoy-ro not— politicians know it. it's just they're not facing up to it tooouso— they're not facing up to it because it's— they're not facing up to it because it's too big a task. and as we have seen— because it's too big a task. and as we have seen over the last ton— as we have seen over the last ton yous— as we have seen over the last ton yoors its— as we have seen over the last few years, it's pretty hard for tno— few years, it's pretty hard for the government— few years, it's pretty hard for the government to do to do onytning— the government to do to do onytning .— the government to do to do anything , achieve anything. and anything, achieve anything. and it's anything, achieve anything. and its about— anything, achieve anything. and it's about time— anything, achieve anything. and it's about time people actually ooio,— it's about time people actually said, oono— it's about time people actually sit on— it's about time people actually said, come on, the— it's about time people actually said, come on, the british toxotyon— said, come on, the british taxpayer, most-

said, come on, the british taxpayer, most of our taxes goes oirooty— taxpayer, most of our taxes goes tirotty to— taxpayer, most of our taxes goes tirotty to tno— taxpayer, most of our taxes goes already to the nhs— taxpayer, most of our taxes goes already to the nhs . this is already to the nhs. this is sonotning— already to the nhs. this is something that— already to the nhs. this is something that should be grasped and something that should be grasped tnt sonot— something that should be grasped tnt sonot out— something that should be grasped and sorted out . _ something that should be grasped and sorted out . ash; gist and sorted out. we've got this controversial strike bill also going through the final stages today. what is this going to mean, piers, for people who want to still continue to strike? well i don't think it's going to have an enormous effect, but i think what they're trying to do is to stop people in emerging rac services or very important services, strike going at a time when it can cause so much damage. and indeed, in some tottn— damage. and indeed, in some tottn .— damage. and indeed, in some cases, death . and— damage. and indeed, in some cases, death . and i- 33 and indeed, in some cases, death . and i mean, again, cases, death. and i mean, again, witn— cases, death. and i mean, again, nitn tno— cases, death. and i mean, again, nitn tno uns— cases, death. and i mean, again, with the nhs proposals of labour for with the nhs proposals of labour tor nntt— with the nhs proposals of labour tor untt is— with the nhs proposals of labour for what is keir— with the nhs proposals of labour for what is keir starmer going to givo— for what is keir starmer going to giyo iunior— for what is keir starmer going to give junior doctors the 35% pay— to give junior doctors the 35% pay iso— to give junior doctors the 35% pay is— to give junior doctors the 35% pay is no— to give junior doctors the 35% pay rise, is he going to give tno— pay rise, is he going to give too nursos— pay rise, is he going to give the nurses a— pay rise, is he going to give the nurses a 10%- pay rise, is he going to give the nurses a 10% pay rise? how on otnn— the nurses a 10% pay rise? how on out on— the nurses a 10% pay rise? how on earth can he— the nurses a 10% pay rise? how on earth can he afford that ? and on earth can he afford that? and i on earth can he afford that? and i noon— on earth can he afford that? and i tno— on earth can he afford that? and i mean the trade— on earth can he afford that? and i mean the trade unions who pay the i mean the trade unions who pay too ittour— i mean the trade unions who pay the labour party— i mean the trade unions who pay the labour party are always keen to otuso—

the labour party are always keen to cause havoc— the labour party are always keen to cause havoc to— the labour party are always keen to cause havoc to support the iotour— to cause havoc to support the ittour tony.— to cause havoc to support the labour party. and— to cause havoc to support the labour party. and i think most ooooio— labour party. and i think most ooooto tro— labour party. and i think most ooooto tot— labour party. and i think most people are fed up— labour party. and i think most people are fed up with the stritos— people are fed up with the strikes and— people are fed up with the strikes and would like to see totion— strikes and would like to see some action taken. ' r: strikes and would like to see some action taken. 'r: some action taken. and this minimum service bill that they're trying to get through would effectively do just say they're trying to get through woulthey've ively do just say they're trying to get through woulthey've got/ do just say they're trying to get through woulthey've got too just say they're trying to get through woulthey've got to provide iy that they've got to provide a certain amount cover. that's certain amount of cover. that's what do france . that's what they do in france. that's what they do in france. that's what in germany. what they do in germany. it's what they do in germany. it's what in countries. what they do in most countries. it's beggars that it's it's beggars belief that it's taken for taken this long for a conservative government that's been 2010 to get been in power since 2010 to get this on virtually through the stats. and it's been watered down, of course. of course, the lords mean, again, it's the lords i mean, again, it's the conservative party showing its insecurity. i mean conservative party showing its insecurity . i mean it's scared insecurity. i mean it's scared of insecurity. i mean it's scared ot its— insecurity. i mean it's scared ot its on— insecurity. i mean it's scared of its own beliefs— f ” car i mean it's scared of its own beliefs and i think again— of its own beliefs and i think again tnis— of its own beliefs and i think again to is— of its own beliefs and i think again, this is a— of its own beliefs and i think again, this is a big problem for the conservative— again, this is a big problem for the conservative party. so much notory— the conservative party. so much uotory is— the conservative party. so much wokery is around— the conservative party. so much wokery is around so much, so sooitiisn— wokery is around so much, so sooitiisn is— wokery is around so much, so socialism is around and yet not— socialism is around and yet not t— socialism is around and yet we've had a conservative goyornnont— we've had a conservative government for 13 years and i tnint— government for 13 years and i tnint its— government for 13 years and i think it's about— government for 13 years and i think it's about time. the tide turnot— think it's about time. the tide turnot. ant— think it's about time. the tide turned. and i'd— think it's about time. the tide turned. and i'd like to see, as i turned. and i'd like to see, as i soy,— turned. and i'd like to see, as i say o— turned. and i'd like to see, as i say u goot— turned. and i'd like to see, as i say, a good example would be suntt— i say, a good example would be suntt totty— i say, a good example would be sunak today, standing up, trotting— sunak today, standing up, tooting nis— sunak today, standing up, backing his home secretary and

saying,— backing his home secretary and saying, in— backing his home secretary and saying, in not— backing his home secretary and saying, i'm not having any of tnis— saying, i'm not having any of this nonsense— saying, i'm not having any of this nonsense and i'm not rotting— this nonsense and i'm not iotting not— this nonsense and i'm not letting not letting a group of iott— letting not letting a group of iott wing— letting not letting a group of left wing civil— letting not letting a group of left wing civil servants kick out— left wing civil servants kick out o— left wing civil servants kick out a minister— left wing civil servants kick out a minister on a whim. he snouit— out a minister on a whim. he snouit noto— out a minister on a whim. he should have been— out a minister on a whim. he should have been a bit he must noto— should have been a bit he must ntvo ooon— should have been a bit he must have been prepared for that guostion— have been prepared for that guostion in— have been prepared for that question in japan yesterday at the question in japan yesterday at to toss— question in japan yesterday at the press conference, g7 , it was the press conference, g7, it was tno— the press conference, g7, it was too noc— the press conference, g7, it was the bbc political— the press conference, g7, it was the bbc political editor chris ittson— the bbc political editor chris mason asked— the bbc political editor chris mason asked a— the bbc political editor chris mason asked a question about the nono— mason asked a question about the nono soorottry. — mason asked a question about the home secretary. he— mason asked a question about the home secretary. rz; rig home secretary. he was very tetchy and he shouldn't be tetchy. he should have batted that one away very easily. absolutely. it was it absolutely. it wasyit showed him absolutely. it was it showed him rooting— absolutely. it was it showed him tooting tott— absolutely. it was it showed him looking weak and— absolutely. it was it showed him looking weak and then he read you— looking weak and then he read you oouit— looking weak and then he read you oouit soo— looking weak and then he read you could see him— looking weak and then he read you could see him read a couple of you could see him read a couple ot iinos— you could see him read a couple of lines about— you could see him read a couple of lines about what— you could see him read a couple of lines about what he was told of lilies about what he was told to of lines about what he was told to soy— of lines about what he was told to soy toouso— of lines about what he was told to say because he— of lines about what he was told to say because he must have known— to say because he must have known it— to say because he must have known it nos— to say because he must have known it was coming. he was otviousiy— known it was coming. he was otyiousty going— known it was coming. he was obviously going happen. but obviously going to happen. but you tnoy,— obviously going to happen. but you know, in— obviously going to happen. but you know, i'm much though i ttniro— you know, i'm much though i ttniro tno— you know, i'm much though i admire the rishi— you know, i'm much though i admire the rishi in many ways , admire the rishi in many ways, snowing— admire the rishi in many ways, snowing strong— admire the rishi in many ways, showing strong leadership has ooon— showing strong leadership has toon sotiy— showing strong leadership has been sadly lacking . and i think been sadly lacking. and i think i been sadly lacking. and i think i noon— been sadly lacking. and i think i you— been sadly lacking. and i think i mean, you know,— been sadly lacking. and i think i mean, you know, the labour party— i mean, you know, the labour party oro— i mean, you know, the labour party are pouncing because they, you tnou— party are pouncing because they, you know .— party are pouncing because they, you know , tno— party are pouncing because they, you know , the best— party are pouncing because they, you know , the best time to kick

you know, the best time to kick someone is when— you know, the best time to kick someone is when they're down. ant— someone is when they're down. ant tnot-s— someone is when they're down. and that's what— someone is when they're down. and that's what they're doing. ant— and that's what they're doing. ant i— and that's what they're doing. ant i think— and that's what they're doing. and i think he— and that's what they're doing. and i think he through- and that's what they're doing. and i think he through dominic raab, the justice secretary, under a bus over the bullying allegations everything but i have you says he was have to talk to you says he was a boss for. yeah, a tough boss to work for. yeah, i've worked for a few of those, but we've had dominic raab, we've zahawi , we've had we've had zahawi, we've had gavin williamson , three of them gavin williamson, three of them have all gone for really bullying or being tough or difficult bosses is hardly a reason for getting rid of a minister. and in this case, if sno— minister. and in this case, if sno sinoiy— minister. and in this case, if she simply said— minister. and in this case, if she simply said ,_ " and in this case, if she simply said , and i wonder if she simply said, and i wonder if i she simply said, and i wonder if i oouit— she simply said, and i wonder if i oouit to— she simply said, and i wonder if i could do something around this , sno— i could do something around this , sno titn-t— i could do something around this , she didn't push— i could do something around this , she didn't push it.— i could do something around this , she didn't push it. she didn't say,— , she didn't push it. she didn't say yuo— , she didn't push it. she didn't say yuo got— , she didn't push it. she didn't say yuo got to— , she didn't push it. she didn't say, you've got to do this . the say, you've got to do this. the story— say, you've got to do this. the story in— say, you've got to do this. the story in ino— say, you've got to do this. the story in the sunday times says the story in the sunday times says to out— story in the sunday times says the civil servants— story in the sunday times says the civil servants refused to noio— the civil servants refused to noio. trott— the civil servants refused to help. well, that— the civil servants refused to help. well, that can be interpreted _ help. well, that can be interpreted in a number of ways . ant— interpreted in a number of ways . ant it— interpreted in a number of ways . ant it sno— interpreted in a number of ways . and if she simply— interpreted in a number of ways . and if she simply asked a guostion— . and if she simply asked a guostion .— . and if she simply asked a guostion , to— . and if she simply asked a question , do you think it's question, do you think it's oossitio— question, do you think it's oossitio i— question, do you think it's possible i can— question, do you think it's possible i can do this? i don't tntt-s— possible i can do this? i don't tnot-s t— possible i can do this? i don't see that's a reason to be sootot. — see that's a reason to be sacked. people- see that's a reason to be sacked. g see that's a reason to be- sacked. people are making it quite clear she didn't say, i want you to do this. she said, can you? yes. there's a big

difference . of course there is. difference. of course there is. and simply asked them and if she simply asked them tntt—tnoy- and if she simply asked them that—they said. and if she simply asked them that—they said ,i and if she simply asked them. that—they said , no, that question and they said, no, we that question and they said, no, oro—inat— that question and they said, no, no—intt is- that question and they said, no, we_that is not- that question and they said, no, we_that is not in- we can't help. that is not in any— we can't help. that is not in any toy— we can't help. that is not in any way t— we can't help. that is not in any way a reason- we can't help. that is not in any way a reason for sacking a ninistor. — any way a reason for sacking a ninistor. it— any way a reason for sacking a minister. if she— any way a reason for sacking a minister. if she just- any way a reason for sacking a minister. �*" �*" minister. if she just if she apologised in the commons says, okay, if i did screw it up. yeah is he in the clear ? well i, i is he in the clear? well i, i would. it depends- " f”? well i, i would. it depends again how it comes across and— would. it depends again how it comes across and how it comes out.— comes across and how it comes out. it— comes across and how it comes out. it tiso— comes across and how it comes out. it too tout— comes across and how it comes out. it also but much more tooonts— out. it also but much more tooonts no— out. it also but much more depends now on- out. it also but much more depends now on what rishi action or inaction— depends now on what rishi action or inaction follows— depends now on what rishi action or inaction follows .— depends now on what rishi action or inaction follows . and he's or inaction follows. and he's going— or inaction follows. and he's going to— or inaction follows. and he's going to tott— or inaction follows. and he's going to talk to— or inaction follows. and he's going to talk to sir laurie iitgnus— going to talk to sir laurie ittgnus .— going to talk to sir laurie magnus . yeah— going to talk to sir laurie magnus . yeah he is. and that's magnus. yeah he is. and that's tino— magnus. yeah he is. and that's tino. intt-s— magnus. yeah he is. and that's fine. that's why— magnus. yeah he is. and that's fine. that's why he's there as an fine. that's why he's there as on otnios. — fine. that's why he's there as an ethics. but— fine. that's why he's there as an ethics. but you— fine. that's why he's there as an ethics. but you don't need to noto— an ethics. but you don't need to too on— an ethics. but you don't need to noyo on inquiry— an ethics. but you don't need to noyo on inguiry. — an ethics. but you don't need to have an inquiry . g have an inquiry. see, the thing is as well, i just find this so shocking. she's a busy woman. and when you speed awareness and when you do speed awareness courses, a couple. courses, i've done a couple. i really quite enjoyed them . really quite enjoyed them. actually. i did one in person way before lockdowns , and then way before lockdowns, and then after they went after lockdowns they went online. i after lockdowns they went onune. ihad after lockdowns they went online. i had to do one. and online. so i had to do one. and you know, the zoom call of you know, it's the zoom call of shame maybe of shame and there's maybe six of you in and the teacher and

actually you, you, you have no flexibility. they will give you the times of those courses and you have to do it now if she went to her aide and said, can you see if we can do one on one and i can fit it around my busy schedule, if she did that, then just come out and tell us she did that, otherwise did that, because otherwise her schedule, necessarily schedule, she can't necessarily move very important move around. very important meetings fit with meetings to fit in with something admits something that she admits she had do. yeah, i totally agree had to do. yeah, i totally agree . ant— had to do. yeah, i totally agree . ant i— had to do. yeah, i totally agree . ant i noto— had to do. yeah, i totally agree . ant i too i— had to do. yeah, i totally agree . and i hope i hope— “at: r:r:::r yeah, i totally agree . and i hope i hope it'll be as sinoio— . and i hope i hope it'll be as sinoio ts— . and i hope i hope it'll be as simple as that. _ . and i hope i hope it'll be as simple as that. i— . and i hope i hope it'll be as simple as that. i hope so. but oioo,— simple as that. i hope so. but tiso, i— simple as that. i hope so. but tiso, i tnint— simple as that. i hope so. but also, i think for— simple as that. i hope so. but also, i think for someone to not— also, i think for someone to wait notriy— also, i think for someone to wait nearly nine— also, i think for someone to wait nearly nine months before for wait nearly nine months before tor itnting— wait nearly nine months before for landing this— wait nearly nine months before for landing this blow with the proso— for landing this blow with the pros ont— for landing this blow with the toss tnt it— for landing this blow with the press and it may— for landing this blow with the press and it may well be they triot— press and it may well be they triot it— press and it may well be they tried it with— press and it may well be they tried it with the— press and it may well be they tried it with the daily mirror tirst— tried it with the daily mirror tirst ont— tried it with the daily mirror tirst tnt it— tried it with the daily mirror first and it didn't work because her first and it didn't work because to sitotiot— first and it didn't work because her sidekick actually said tnoro-s— her sidekick actually said there's nothing in this story. tit-yo— there's nothing in this story. tit-yo got— there's nothing in this story. we've got kevin— there's nothing in this story. we've got kevin maguire coming in a little later. we can ask him. yes, i mean, it wouldn't suroriso— him. yes, i mean, it wouldn't suroriso no— " yes, i mean, it wouldn't surprise me because but this was an orchestrated— surprise me because but this was an orchestrated attempt to get rid an orchestrated attempt to get it ot— an orchestrated attempt to get it ot t— an orchestrated attempt to get rid of a secretary— an orchestrated attempt to get rid of a secretary of state and ootutity— rid of a secretary of state and totutiiy .— rid of a secretary of state and actually , that's— rid of a secretary of state and actually , that's quite a serious actually, that's quite a serious tting— actually, that's quite a serious tning. it— actually, that's quite a serious tning. it is— actually, that's quite a serious tning. it is tor— actually, that's quite a serious thing. it is for a— actually, that's quite a serious thing. it is for a civil servant

to too— thing. it is for a civil servant to to toing. — thing. it is for a civil servant to be doing. and— thing. it is for a civil servant to be doing. and years ago, it uouitn-t— to be doing. and years ago, it wouldn't have— to be doing. and years ago, it wouldn't have ever been contemplated- wouldn't have ever been contemplated by any civil sonont. — contemplated by any civil servant. interesting. 3.3.5 servant. interesting. piers, got— servant. interesting. piers, we've got nick— servant. interesting. piers, we've got nick freeman coming in. he's the lawyer known as mr loophole. absolutely and apparently he has got people speed awareness courses in private. yeah, well, there we are. so she should have gone to tin.— are. so she should have gone to trim. tos. — are. so she should have gone to him. yes. well,— are. so she should have gone to him. yes. well, and— are. so she should have gone to him. yes. well, and of- at; so she should have gone to him. yes. e�*i: f him. yes. well, and of course, then there'd have been client confidentiality. yeah yes. which is thing is the is the other thing is the lawyer. interesting to get is the other thing is the lawtake interesting to get is the other thing is the lawtake ithat. itig to get is the other thing is the lawtake ithat. it will get is the other thing is the lawtake ithat. it will be. his take on that. it will be. thank pierce. thank you so thank you, pierce. thank you so much. do you think when we speak to you— much. do you think when we speak to you not— much. do you think when we speak to you next monday,— it do you think when we speak to you next monday, still to you next monday, she'll still be to you next monday, she'll still to-soorottryo— to you next monday, she'll still be-secretary? i- to you next monday, she'll still be secretary? i would say be home secretary? i would say i noto— be home secretary? i would say i too — be home secretary? i would say i hope so. strangely— be home secretary? i would say i hope so. 3 g hope so. strangely enough. i hope so. strangely enough. i hope so. strangely enough. i hope so. i hope so. you know nntto— hope so. i hope so. you know onto-too— hope so. i hope so. you know what?-too good- hope so. i hope so. you know what?-too good a- what? she's too good a ooiitioion— what? she's too good a politician .— what? she's too good a politician . worked politician. she's worked too nort— politician. she's worked too not .— politician. she's worked too not . sno-s— politician. she's worked too hard . she's trying to do so much hard. she's trying to do so much in tntt— hard. she's trying to do so much in that department. this would toot— in that department. this would toot yory— in that department. this would toot yory wrong— in that department. this would feel very wrong if— in that department. this would feel very wrong if she was to toso— feel very wrong if she was to ioso t— feel very wrong if she was to ioso o tot— feel very wrong if she was to toso o tot in— feel very wrong if she was to lose a job in the— feel very wrong if she was to lose a job in the most poisonous tootrtnont— lose a job in the most poisonous tooonnont in— lose a job in the most poisonous department in whitehall, but toti— department in whitehall, but ion in— department in whitehall, but bear in mind,— department in whitehall, but bear in mind, we may not yet tnou— bear in mind, we may not yet know tno— bear in mind, we may not yet know the full— bear in mind, we may not yet know the full story. nee“; know the full story. exactly. rioti— know the full story. exactly. well unless she was doing hundred miles an hour the wrong way the a4 on monday way up the a4 on a monday morning, think she was. morning, i don't think she was. she because it had been

she wasn't because it had been noro-tnroo— she wasn't because it had been more three penalty points. more than three penalty points. atsoiutoiy. — more than three penalty points. absolutely. _said - absolutely. now tricia said sevilla did nothing. anyone absolutely. now tricia said sevillc'aski nothing. anyone absolutely. now tricia said sevillc'aski nithing. anyone absolutely. now tricia said sevillc'aski nit meant nyone absolutely. now tricia said sevillc'aski nit meant they; absolutely. now tricia said sevillc'aski nit meant they could would ask if it meant they could avoid points. of citizens avoid points. lots of citizens are choice, dave are given that choice, dave says. done nothing says. sewell has done nothing wrong. to wrong. we all have the choice to do course take the do the course or take the points. worrying is the points. more worrying is the civil trying bring civil service is trying to bring down influence the government down or influence the government alongside down or influence the government alongsour aren't they clever our viewers, aren't they 7 clever our viewers, aren't they ? they agree with you. pearce yep,— ? they agree with you. pearce too, rignt. — ? they agree with you. pearce yep, right. still— 7’ they agree with you. pearce yep, right. cc f “not; yep, right. still to come, more on braverman story. on that suella braverman story. as said, we've got a top as andrew said, we've got a top lawyer give us his take on lawyer to give us his take on it. plus, apparently, phillip schofield normally on this schofield is normally on this telly the on telly at the time of the day on a show one's ever heard of. a show no one's ever heard of. not there today. stay here. this is gb watch is the point on gb news. watch us instead. hello there. welcome to your— us instead. hello there. welcome to your-tons— us instead. hello there. welcome to your. news-forecastj to your gb news weather forecast tron— to your gb news weather forecast tron -0ttioo — to your gb news weather forecast tron-onto .— to your gb news weather forecast from-office . i'm- to your gb news weather forecast from office . i'm craig from the met office. i'm craig snoii. — from the met office. i'm craig snoii. tro-ro— from the met office. i'm craig snell. we're looking ahead to tnis— snell. we're looking ahead to tnis-iiost— snell. we're looking ahead to this-most-it's. this week. most of us, it's going— this week. most of us, it's going to— this week. most of us, it's going to too— this week. most of us, it's going to be mainly fine and dry. this week. most of us, it's gllittle) be mainly fine and dry. this week. most of us, it's gllittle bite mainly fine and dry. this week. most of us, it's gllittle bit ofiainly fine and dry. this week. most of us, it's gllittle bit of rainy fine and dry. this week. most of us, it's gllittle bit of rain from and dry. this week. most of us, it's gllittle bit of rain from time dry. a little bit of rain from time to-ooross— a little bit of rain from time to - across the - a little bit of rain from time to-across the far- a little bit of rain from time to across the far north. to time across the far north. nut— to time across the far north. nut-nost— to time across the far north. but-most-going- to time across the far north. but most going to be a but for most it's going to be a rainy— but for most it's going to be a ttiriy — but for most it's going to be a fairly warm and _ but for most it's going to be a fairly warm and sunny week. so reason for the— fairly warm and sunny week. so reason for the settled weather is—nign— reason for the settled weather is_high pressure. is this area of high pressure rottiy— is this area of high pressure rootty going— is this area of high pressure rootty going to— is this area of high pressure really going to dominate the uk as really going to dominate the uk ts-tnrougn— really going to dominate the uk as _through .week?. really going to dominate the uk as through week? the as we go through this week? the nottnor— as we go through this week? the weather—always. weather fronts will just always rust— weather fronts will just always tusttry— weather fronts will just always tust try to— weather fronts will just always tust try to oono— weather fronts will just always just try to come in across the toy— just try to come in across the yorylnonn— just try to come in across the

vorylnortn ont— just try to come in across the very north and it's here very far north and it's here tnoro— very far north and it's here where-see the- very far north and it's here where see the risk of where we will see the risk of some rain. and in fact we've stit— some rain. and in fact we've stiii got— some rain. and in fact we've still gotlweather- some rain. and in fact we've still got weather front just still got a weather front just ototring— still got a weather front just| clearing—eastern clearing away across eastern sootiont— clearing away across eastern sootiontluo— clearing away across eastern sootiontluo go- clearing away across eastern scotland we go through this scotland as we go through this morning. — scotland as we go through this- norning. _so morning. so some cloud and some outtrotts— morning. so some cloud and some outbreaks—first- outbreaks of rain here. first tting—oiouti outbreaks of rain here. first thing, eastern cloud outbreaks of rain here. first thing, eastern england,oud outbreaks of rain here. first thing, eastern england, too. so across eastern england, too. so across eastern england, too. so o tit— across eastern england, too. so o tit ot— across eastern england, too. so o tit ot t— across eastern england, too. so o tit or t groy— across eastern england, too. so a bit of a grey start here, but turtnor— a bit of a grey start here, but turtnor nost— a bit of a grey start here, but further west, plenty sunshine further west, plenty of sunshine tourt— further west, plenty of sunshine tount tnt— further west, plenty of sunshine around and that— further west, plenty of sunshine around and that continues as we go-tttornoon— around and that continues as we go-tttornoon .- around and that continues as we go-afternoon . soon- go into the afternoon. soon a toy— go into the afternoon. soon a very-afternoon- go into the afternoon. soon a very-afternoon for. very pleasant afternoon for a lot very pleasant afternoon for a tot ot— very pleasant afternoon for a tot ot tno— very pleasant afternoon for a lot of the uk— very pleasant afternoon for a lot of the uk and— very pleasant afternoon for a lot of the uk and in the sunsinno— lot of the uk and in the sunshine, temperatures reaching 23, sunshine, temperatures reaching to, oossitiy— sunshine, temperatures reaching 23, possibly even— sunshine, temperatures reaching 23, possibly even 24 across the soutn— 23, possibly even 24 across the south western _ 23, possibly even 24 across the south western half of the uk. itotso— south western half of the uk. itotso ton-t.— south western half of the uk. please don't. high levels of uv if please don't. high levels of uv it you— please don't. high levels of uv it you tro— please don't. high levels of uv it you out— please don't. high levels of uv if you are out and— please don't. high levels of uv if you are out and about into tno— if you are out and about into too ovoning— if you are out and about into the evening, we— if you are out and about into the evening, we could just see a ton— the evening, we could just see a ton snouors— the evening, we could just see a few showers affecting the tonninos— few showers affecting the tonninoslt— few showers affecting the pennines a time . but they pennines for a time. but they witt— pennines for a time. but they niti guiotiy— pennines for a time. but they will quickly clear away. and tnon— will quickly clear away. and tnon-tno— will quickly clear away. and then-the early- will quickly clear away. and then the early hours then really the early hours of iuostty— then really the early hours of iuostty-oionty- tuesday morning, plenty of oionty— tuesday morning, plenty of otontyltry— tuesday morning, plenty of. plenty-dry-around . plenty of dry weather around. ino— plenty of dry weather around. ino ott— plenty of dry weather around. ino ott-tnt— plenty of dry weather around. the odd-and fog- plenty of dry weather around. the odd and fog patch too, the odd mist and fog patch too, but the odd mist and fog patch too, tout untor— the odd mist and fog patch too, but under the— the odd mist and fog patch too, but under the clear skies turning— but under the clear skies turning t— but under the clear skies turning a little chilly in turning a little bit chilly in tno— turning a little bit chilly in the countryside— turning a little bit chilly in the countryside . most and the countryside. most towns and oitios— the countryside. most towns and cities,-probably- cities, however, probably sttying— cities, however, probably sttying up— cities, however, probably staying up around 8 to 9 togroos— staying up around 8 to 9 togroos. so— staying up around 8 to 9 degrees. so tuesday morning, a lot degrees. so tuesday morning, a tot ot— degrees. so tuesday morning, a tot ot us— degrees. so tuesday morning, a lot of us starting— degrees. so tuesday morning, a lot of us starting off with otonty— lot of us starting off with oionty ot— lot of us starting off with plenty of sunshine once any otriy— plenty of sunshine once any otriy mist— plenty of sunshine once any early mist and— plenty of sunshine once any early mist and fog burns away , early mist and fog burns away, oxooot— early mist and fog burns away, oxooot in— early mist and fog burns away, otooot in tno— early mist and fog burns away, except in the very— early mist and fog burns away, except in the very far north of

sootitnt— except in the very far north of scotland here,— except in the very far north of scotland here, some thicker trout— scotland here, some thicker otout tnt— scotland here, some thicker cloud and some— scotland here, some thicker cloud and some outbreaks of rain noting— cloud and some outbreaks of rain moving in— cloud and some outbreaks of rain moving in ts— cloud and some outbreaks of rain moving in as the— cloud and some outbreaks of rain moving in as the day goes on. out— moving in as the day goes on. nut—tno- moving in as the day goes on.j but—the sunshine but elsewhere in the sunshine rooting— but elsewhere in the sunshine rooting — but elsewhere in the sunshine feeling warm once again. highs ootontitiiy— feeling warm once again. highs potentially peaking again around 20 potentially peaking again around zo to— potentially peaking again around to to as— potentially peaking again around 20 to 23 degrees— potentially peaking again around 20 to 23 degrees towards the soutnnost— 20 to 23 degrees towards the soutnuost .— 20 to 23 degrees towards the southwest . but— 20 to 23 degrees towards the southwest . but just like today, southwest. but just like today, toyois— southwest. but just like today, tovois ot— southwest. but just like today, tovois ot uv— southwest. but just like today, levels of uv will— southwest. but just like today, levels of uv will be high. so do ttto— levels of uv will be high. so do ttto so— levels of uv will be high. so do take some precautions. a quick toot— take some precautions. a quick toot tt— take some precautions. a quick look at wednesday and thursday. vory— look at wednesday and thursday. vory siniitn— look at wednesday and thursday. very similar. lots— look at wednesday and thursday. very similar. lots of dry and sottiot— very similar. lots of dry and settled weather— very similar. lots of dry and settled weather around sadness to too — settled weather around sadness to too stios— settled weather around sadness to the skies will— settled weather around sadness to the skies will always be toutrts— to the skies will always be towards the _ to the skies will always be towards the south of the uk and noto— towards the south of the uk and too toy— towards the south of the uk and here by thursday— towards the south of the uk and here by thursday we could see tonoortturos— here by thursday we could see temperatures reaching the mid zes— temperatures reaching the mid 20s .—

oh, it's 10:00 oh, it's10:00 on monday, the 22nd of may. this is to the point with bev and andrew on gb news. well, speeding suella. sno-s— news. well, speeding suella. she's-pressure- news. well, speeding suella. she's-pressure .- a well, speeding suella. she's pressure . that's she's under pressure. that's the nono— she's under pressure. that's the homo-tro— she's under pressure. that's the home _we think- she's under pressure. that's the home _we think an i home secretary. we think an otnios— home secretary. we think an otnios-is— home secretary. we think an ethics is underway over ethics inquiry is underway over nnotnor— ethics inquiry is underway over whether-asked- ethics inquiry is underway over whether asked the home whether when she asked the home ortioo— whether when she asked the home ortioo oouit— whether when she asked the home office could they— whether when she asked the home office could they possibly see if office could they possibly see it-oouit— office could they possibly see if-could have— office could they possibly see if-could have a- office could they possibly see if could have a private 1 to if she could have a private 1 to 1 if she could have a private 1 to i sooot— if she could have a private 1 to 1 speed awareness— if she could have a private 1 to 1 speed awareness course and tnoy— 1 speed awareness course and tnoy stit— 1 speed awareness course and tnoy stit — 1 speed awareness course and they said no. was— 1 speed awareness course and they said no. was that a breach of they said no. was that a breach ot tno— they said no. was that a breach of the ministerial— they said no. was that a breach of the ministerial code? what do you-7 — of the ministerial code? what do you-o atto— of the ministerial code? what do you-? also, keir- of the ministerial code? what do you ? ' ” you think? also, keir starmer wants to ban junk food adverts dunng wants to ban junk food adverts during the day as part of his strategy . arnie we'll have strategy. arnie we'll have a look at the logic behind that and the latest on some other morning tv show. not sure if you've morning tv show. not sure if yuo notrt— morning tv show. not sure if you've heard of— morning tv show. not sure if you've heard of it.— morning tv show. not sure if you've heard of it. is- g . not sure if you've heard of it. is this the ont— you've heard of it. is this the ont tor— you've heard of it. is this the end for phillip— you've heard of it. is this the end for phillip schofield who, otrton— end for phillip schofield who, otrton tno— end for phillip schofield who, otrton to run— end for phillip schofield who, pardon the pun ,_ end for phillip schofield who, pardon the pun , all of that to pardon the pun, all of that to come on to-point- pardon the pun, all of that to

come on to point . come on to the point. let us tnon— come on to the point. let us know your— come on to the point. let us know your thoughts on all of our talking points this morning. vaiews@gbnews.uk is the email address . but vaiews@gbnews.uk is the email address. but first of vaiews@gbnews.uk is the email address . but first of all, here address. but first of all, here is tamsin roberts . bev, thanks is tamsin roberts. bev, thanks very is tamsin roberts. bev, thanks yory muon— is tamsin roberts. bev, thanks yory nuon. toot— " t bev, thanks very much. good morning from the gb very much. good morning from the on nousroorn— very much. good morning from the gb newsroom it's— very much. good morning from the gb newsroom it's 10:01. the home soorottry-s— gb newsroom it's 10:01. the home secretary's conduct— gb newsroom it's 10:01. the home secretary's conduct over her soooting— secretary's conduct over her soooting tino— secretary's conduct over her speeding fine will be addressed by speeding fine will be addressed toy tno— speeding fine will be addressed toy to inno— speeding fine will be addressed by the prime minister when he sootts— by the prime minister when he spots to— by the prime minister when he spots to nis— by the prime minister when he speaks to his ethics adviser, suoiit— speaks to his ethics adviser, suella braverman has been toousot— suella braverman has been toousot ot— suella braverman has been accused of breaching the ninistor-s— accused of breaching the minister's code following claims she minister's code following claims sno tstot— minister's code following claims sno tstot tor— minister's code following claims she asked for help— minister's code following claims she asked for help in arranging a she asked for help in arranging t oriytto— she asked for help in arranging t oriytto sooot— she asked for help in arranging a private speed awareness its— a private speed awareness course. it's alleged she also triot— course. it's alleged she also triot to— course. it's alleged she also tried to avoid— course. it's alleged she also tried to avoid getting points on her tried to avoid getting points on not triving— tried to avoid getting points on her driving licence . rishi her driving licence. rishi sunt— her driving licence. rishi sunak, who— her driving licence. rishi sunak, who was asked about her ntntiing— sunak, who was asked about her ntntiing ot— sunak, who was asked about her handling of the— sunak, who was asked about her handling of the matter while in japan— handling of the matter while in rtotn tor— handling of the matter while in itotn tor tno— handling of the matter while in japan for the g7— handling of the matter while in japan for the g7 summit, will soot— japan for the g7 summit, will soot ttvioo— japan for the g7 summit, will seek advice on— japan for the g7 summit, will seek advice on whether there snouit— seek advice on whether there snouit too— seek advice on whether there should be an— seek advice on whether there should be an inquiry. shadow tuitio— should be an inquiry. shadow public health— should be an inquiry. shadow public health minister andrew onynno— public health minister andrew onynno stys— public health minister andrew gwynne says she— public health minister andrew gwynne says she needs to go . gwynne says she needs to go. too— gwynne says she needs to go. too got— gwynne says she needs to go. too got roti— gwynne says she needs to go. i've got real frustration- gwynne says she needs to go. i've got real frustration here about this because at a time of

about this because at a time of a cost of living crisis , people a cost of living crisis, people want real answers to at the time that our nhs is on its knees and needs fixing, we're here yet again talking about another tory minister who has sought to bend the rules, play the system for their own advantage . of course, their own advantage. of course, she needs to face an ethics adviser. i would go further. i think rishi sunak needs to show some leadership and show her the door. labour some leadership and show her the door . labour will pledge to door. labour will pledge to gotting— door. labour will pledge to gotting tno— door. labour will pledge to getting the nhs— : labour will pledge to getting the nhs off its knees by ttotiing— getting the nhs off its knees by tackling waiting— getting the nhs off its knees by tackling waiting lists and tottns— tackling waiting lists and deaths from _ tackling waiting lists and deaths from heart disease and stroto— deaths from heart disease and stroto .— deaths from heart disease and stroke . during— deaths from heart disease and stroke . during a— deaths from heart disease and stroke . during a speech later stroke. during a speech later totty— stroke. during a speech later today, tno— stroke. during a speech later today, the labour leader, sir aoir— today, the labour leader, sir keir starmer,— today, the labour leader, sir keir starmer, will set out his tottns— keir starmer, will set out his oitns tor— keir starmer, will set out his ottns tor tno— keir starmer, will set out his plans for the health service . plans for the health service. noti— plans for the health service. he'll outline— plans for the health service. he'll outline ways to modernise the he'll outline ways to modernise tno uns— he'll outline ways to modernise tno uus tnt— he'll outline ways to modernise the nhs and announce specific ttrgots— the nhs and announce specific ttrgots tor— the nhs and announce specific targets for wait— the nhs and announce specific targets for wait times. sir keir uti— targets for wait times. sir keir uiii tiso— targets for wait times. sir keir will also use— targets for wait times. sir keir will also use his— targets for wait times. sir keir will also use his speech to say all will also use his speech to say tit uns— will also use his speech to say all nhs cancer— will also use his speech to say all nhs cancer targets will be rotonot— all nhs cancer targets will be rotonot so— all nhs cancer targets will be reached so patients are titgnosot— reached so patients are diagnosed and treated earlier. ino— diagnosed and treated earlier. ino ottis— diagnosed and treated earlier. the calls are— diagnosed and treated earlier. the calls are being made for onory— the calls are being made for onory nort— the calls are being made for every work related suicide to be

innostigttot— every work related suicide to be investigated by— every work related suicide to be investigated by the health and sooty— investigated by the health and safety executive _ investigated by the health and safety executive kyiv. it notions— safety executive kyiv. it follows the _ safety executive kyiv. it follows the death of headteacher itutn— follows the death of headteacher itutn tony,— follows the death of headteacher itutn tony, uno— follows the death of headteacher ruth perry, who took her own iito — ruth perry, who took her own iito in— ruth perry, who took her own life in january.— ruth perry, who took her own life in january. her family toiionos— life in january. her family believes she— life in january. her family believes she was stressed tootuso— believes she was stressed tootuso ot— believes she was stressed because of an— believes she was stressed because of an ofsted inspection, uniting— because of an ofsted inspection, writing in— because of an ofsted inspection, writing in tno— because of an ofsted inspection, writing in the british medical tourntt— writing in the british medical journab tuo— writing in the british medical journal, two academic acas say the journal, two academic acas say too orotossion— journal, two academic acas say the profession has— journal, two academic acas say the profession has a duty to tontnt— the profession has a duty to demand action— the profession has a duty to demand action to tackle the button— demand action to tackle the button ot— demand action to tackle the burden of mental ill health. itussit-s— burden of mental ill health. russia's wagner group of mercenaries— russia's wagner group of mercenaries has announced plans to iotno— mercenaries has announced plans to leave ukraine's— mercenaries has announced plans to leave ukraine's eastern city of to leave ukraine's eastern city ot nttnnut,— to leave ukraine's eastern city of bakhmut, the— to leave ukraine's eastern city of bakhmut, the group's founder stys— of bakhmut, the group's founder stys tos— of bakhmut, the group's founder says forces will— of bakhmut, the group's founder says forces will retreat from tno— says forces will retreat from to out — says forces will retreat from to out ot— says forces will retreat from the 25th of may— says forces will retreat from the 25th of may until the 1st of june- — the 25th of may until the 1st of runo. its— the 25th of may until the 1st of june. it's after— the 25th of may until the 1st of june. it's after ukraine's orositont— june. it's after ukraine's president, volodymyr zelenskyy tisnissot— president, volodymyr zelenskyy dismissed claims— president, volodymyr zelenskyy dismissed claims by the otrtnitittry— dismissed claims by the paramilitary organisation that it ntt— paramilitary organisation that it had successfully taken the city. — it had successfully taken the oity. uotriy— it had successfully taken the oity. uotriy t— it had successfully taken the city. nearly a third of young survivors— city. nearly a third of young survivors of— city. nearly a third of young survivors of the _ city. nearly a third of young survivors of the manchester aront — survivors of the manchester arena bombing— survivors of the manchester arena bombing received no professional— arena bombing received no professional support , it with a professional support, it with a rooort— professional support, it with a root tinting— professional support, it with a report finding their experiences oout— report finding their experiences weren't validated— report finding their experiences weren't validated by adults in positions— weren't validated by adults in positions ot— weren't validated by adults in positions of care.— weren't validated by adults in positions of care. 22 people were killed—

positions of care. 22 people were killed when a suicide tontor— were killed when a suicide bomber detonated his device at the bomber detonated his device at too aritnt— bomber detonated his device at the ariana grande— bomber detonated his device at the ariana grande concert six yotrs— the ariana grande concert six yotrs tgo.— the ariana grande concert six yotrs tgo. ino— the ariana grande concert six years ago. the be— the ariana grande concert six years ago. the be the difference rooort— years ago. the be the difference rooon snouot— years ago. the be the difference report showed three quarters of oniitron— report showed three quarters of oniitron tt— report showed three quarters of children at the— report showed three quarters of children at the event were nonttiiy— children at the event were mentally affected by the attack , tout— mentally affected by the attack , but professional— mentally affected by the attack , but professional support tsnt— , but professional support wasn't offered— , but professional support wasn't offered to 4 in 10 of tnon — wasn't offered to 4 in 10 of tnon .— wasn't offered to 4 in 10 of tnon . ino— wasn't offered to 4 in 10 of them . the son— wasn't offered to 4 in 10 of them . the son of murdered them. the son of murdered sottiot— them. the son of murdered soitior too— them. the son of murdered soldier lee rigby has raised tooooo— soldier lee rigby has raised atoooo to— soldier lee rigby has raised £40,000 to honour his father . £40,000 to honour his father. arnio — £40,000 to honour his father. arnio ioo — £40,000 to honour his father. arnie lee rigby— £40,000 to honour his father. arnie lee rigby was 25 when he ttttotot— arnie lee rigby was 25 when he was attacked by— arnie lee rigby was 25 when he was attacked by extremists in uooiuion— was attacked by extremists in uooiuion in— was attacked by extremists in woolwich in south—east london in tort.— woolwich in south—east london in tort. iz— woolwich in south—east london in tors. in yotr— woolwich in south—east london in tort. iz yotr ott— woolwich in south—east london in 2013. 12 year old jack is rtising— 2013. 12 year old jack is raising money- 2013. 12 year old jack is raising money on behalf of ontrity— raising money on behalf of charity scotty's— raising money on behalf of charity scotty's little soldiers , union— charity scotty's little soldiers union noios— charity scotty's little soldiers , which helps support bereaved oniitron— , which helps support bereaved oniitron .— , which helps support bereaved oniitron . in— , which helps support bereaved children . in a— , which helps support bereaved children . in a warning , which helps support bereaved children. in a warning is being issuot— children. in a warning is being issuot oo— children. in a warning is being issuot t— children. in a warning is being issued over a number of new soonistiottot— issued over a number of new sophisticated scams. consumer group— sophisticated scams. consumer group .— sophisticated scams. consumer group , union— sophisticated scams. consumer group , which says at least four group, which says at least four are group, which says at least four toing— group, which says at least four toing tno— group, which says at least four are doing the rounds . they are doing the rounds. they inoiuto— are doing the rounds. they include fake— are doing the rounds. they include fake paypal and missing postn— include fake paypal and missing ooson toootis— include fake paypal and missing person appeals for fraudulent app— person appeals for fraudulent too ttorts— person appeals for fraudulent too tions tnt— person appeals for fraudulent

app alerts and pin butchering, union— app alerts and pin butchering, union ts— app alerts and pin butchering, which was given— app alerts and pin butchering, which was given its name because trtutstors— which was given its name because fraudsters fatten— which was given its name because fraudsters fatten up— which was given its name because fraudsters fatten up the victim by fraudsters fatten up the victim toy torning— fraudsters fatten up the victim toy torning t— fraudsters fatten up the victim by forming a romantic connection tootoro— by forming a romantic connection before executing— by forming a romantic connection before executing the financial part— before executing the financial otrt ot— before executing the financial otrt ot tno — before executing the financial part of the scam.— before executing the financial part of the scam. the government tottns— part of the scam. the government oitns to— part of the scam. the government ottns to nort— part of the scam. the government plans to work with— part of the scam. the government plans to work with ofcom to use toonnoiogy— plans to work with ofcom to use new technology to _ plans to work with ofcom to use new technology to clamp down on the new technology to clamp down on too spotting— new technology to clamp down on too soooting ot— new technology to clamp down on the spoofing of legitimate phone nurnioors— the spoofing of legitimate phone nurntoors . ino— the spoofing of legitimate phone numbers . the government has sold numbers. the government has sold . its— numbers. the government has sold . its atto— numbers. the government has sold . its £1.26 billion— numbers. the government has sold . its £1.26 billion stake of tttotyors— . its £1.26 billion stake of taxpayers money in natwest back to tno— taxpayers money in natwest back to too trtut— taxpayers money in natwest back to the bank. it's— taxpayers money in natwest back to the bank. it's the latest in a to the bank. it's the latest in t ot— to the bank. it's the latest in a series of stake— to the bank. it's the latest in a series of stake sales by the gonornnont— a series of stake sales by the government as— a series of stake sales by the government as it— a series of stake sales by the government as it tries to unittio— government as it tries to whittle down _ government as it tries to whittle down its shareholding in the whittle down its shareholding in too ttnt— whittle down its shareholding in too ttnt. it— whittle down its shareholding in the bank. it follows a near £46 tittion— the bank. it follows a near £46 billion bailout— the bank. it follows a near £46 billion bailout during the 2008 tintnoiti— billion bailout during the 2008 financial crisis— billion bailout during the 2008 financial crisis .— billion bailout during the 2008 financial crisis . the financial crisis. the government's minority stake is toun— government's minority stake is toun to— government's minority stake is now down to 38.69% from around 41. now down to 38.69% from around ar. itytntir— now down to 38.69% from around on itytntir nts— now down to 38.69% from around 41. ryanair has recorded an tnnuti— 41. ryanair has recorded an annual profit— 41. ryanair has recorded an annual profit of— 41. ryanair has recorded an annual profit of £1.24 billion, rotiooting— annual profit of £1.24 billion, reflecting the— annual profit of £1.24 billion, reflecting the return in demand for reflecting the return in demand tor trtnoi. — reflecting the return in demand for travel. that's— reflecting the return in demand for travel. that's equivalent to tinost— for travel. that's equivalent to tinost ato— for travel. that's equivalent to almost £40 per— for travel. that's equivalent to almost £40 per second. europe's tiggost— almost £40 per second. europe's tiggost tutgot— almost £40 per second. europe's biggest budget airline revealed

the biggest budget airline revealed to orotits— biggest budget airline revealed the profits last— biggest budget airline revealed the profits last year are due to ttros— the profits last year are due to ttros rising— the profits last year are due to fares rising 50,— the profits last year are due to fares rising 50, more than the yotr— fares rising 50, more than the yotr tootoro. — fares rising 50, more than the year before. the— fares rising 50, more than the year before. the airline said rising— year before. the airline said rising tuot— year before. the airline said rising fuel bills— year before. the airline said rising fuel bills also helped turn— rising fuel bills also helped turn around— rising fuel bills also helped turn around a— rising fuel bills also helped turn around a loss of £309 nitiion— turn around a loss of £309 million from _ turn around a loss of £309 million from the previous year. ino— million from the previous year. no tortog— million from the previous year. the average house price has rotonot— the average house price has rotonot t— the average house price has reached a record— the average house price has reached a record high this month tttor— reached a record high this month tttor jumping— reached a record high this month tttor tunoing toy— reached a record high this month after jumping by just over 6500 oounts. — after jumping by just over 6500 oounts. trooony— after jumping by just over 6500 pounds. property website itigntnono— pounds. property website rightmove says the average tsting— rightmove says the average tsting onoo— rightmove says the average asking price for— rightmove says the average asking price for a home in nrittin— asking price for a home in nrittin is— asking price for a home in britain is around £373,000. the isn— britain is around £373,000. the non nontn— britain is around £373,000. the non nontn on— britain is around £373,000. the 1.8% month on month rise is the tiggost— 1.8% month on month rise is the tiggost ot— 1.8% month on month rise is the tiggost or tno— 1.8% month on month rise is the biggest of the year— 1.8% month on month rise is the biggest of the year so far. itigntnono— biggest of the year so far. rightmove says the hyperlocal ntrtot— rightmove says the hyperlocal ntrtot is— rightmove says the hyperlocal market is still— rightmove says the hyperlocal market is still price sensitive tnt— market is still price sensitive tnt touyor— market is still price sensitive and buyer affordability remains strototot— and buyer affordability remains stretched. but— and buyer affordability remains stretched. but that there is now inorotsing— stretched. but that there is now increasing confidence from soitors— increasing confidence from soiiors .— increasing confidence from sellers . this— increasing confidence from sellers . this is— increasing confidence from sellers . this is gb news more sellers. this is gb news more tron— sellers. this is gb news more tron no— sellers. this is gb news more from me shortly.— sellers. this is gb news more from me shortly. now though, it's from me shortly. now though, its ttot— from me shortly. now though, its ttot to— from me shortly. now though, it's back to andrew and .

it's back to andrew and. bev toot— it's back to andrew and. bev good morning. _ it's back to andrew and. bev good morning. thank you for joining us. on to the point on gb news now suella braverman is to face questions from the prime minister allegations minister over allegations that she servants to help she asked civil servants to help her speeding she asked civil servants to help her on speeding she asked civil servants to help her on her speeding she asked civil servants to help her on her licence. and now points on her licence. and now the home secretary— points on her licence. and now the home secretary who- iii" c {.iilitiiil and now the home secretary who rishi suntt— the home secretary who rishi suntt-not— the home secretary who rishi sunak-not back- the home secretary who rishi sunak not back when sunak would not back when guostionot— sunak would not back when questioned about this at the g7 summit— questioned about this at the g7 sunnitlt— questioned about this at the g7 summit-a press— questioned about this at the g7 summit a press conference summit at a press conference yostortty— summit at a press conference yostortty, is— summit at a press conference yesterday, is under pressure tron— yesterday, is under pressure tron urs— yesterday, is under pressure tron units to— yesterday, is under pressure from mps to face an investigation by the prime uinistor-s— investigation by the prime minister's ethics investigations. salary minister's ethics— investigations. salary myers. nyors. — investigations. salary myers. uyors. tot-s— investigations. salary myers. myers. let's cross- investigations. salary myers. myers. f investigations. salary myers. myers. ” myers. let's cross to our political reporter olivia utley , who is in westminster for us. good morning, olivia. this story has been kind of evolving. the way we all our take on it this morning. you know, it's sort of changed slightly as more details emerge , but as if people are emerge, but as if people are just tuning in now at 10:00 on a monday morning, what is she accused of ? sevilla braverman is accused of? sevilla braverman is accused of? sevilla braverman is accused of? sevilla braverman is accused of asking civil servants to act in a way which would be incompatible with the civil service code. so what she's been

toousot— service code. so what she's been toousot ot— service code. so what she's been toousot ot is— service code. so what she's been accused of is saying— service code. so what she's been accused of is saying to- tint; f: so what she's been accused of is saying to civil sontnts— accused of is saying to civil servants that— accused of is saying to civil servants that presumably in her oriotto— servants that presumably in her oriotto ottioo — servants that presumably in her private office that— servants that presumably in her private office that when she was ottorot— private office that when she was ottorot tno — private office that when she was offered the choice— private office that when she was offered the choice between oitnor— offered the choice between either taking— offered the choice between either taking a _ offered the choice between either taking a speed awareness course or taking— either taking a speed awareness course or taking three points in her course or taking three points in not iioonoo— course or taking three points in her licence and— course or taking three points in her licence and a— course or taking three points in her licence and a fine, she said tntt— her licence and a fine, she said tntt sno— her licence and a fine, she said that she would— her licence and a fine, she said that she would take the speed awareness course,— that she would take the speed awareness course, but then asked her awareness course, but then asked nor-sontnts— awareness course, but then asked nor-sontnts it— awareness course, but then asked her- servants if they - awareness course, but then asked her servants if they could her civil servants if they could orgtniso— her civil servants if they could orgtnsoono—- her civil servants if they could organise one speed organise a one on one speed awareness course— organise a one on one speed awareness course for her so she uouitn-t—uitn- awareness course for her so she wouldn't—with the| wouldn't have to do it with the tuitio— wouldn't have to do it with the outtio. tnoy— wouldn't have to do it with the public. they asked the cabinet ortioo— public. they asked the cabinet office-cabinet- public. they asked the cabinet office cabinet office office and the cabinet office stit— office and the cabinet office stit-.— office and the cabinet office stitl. so— office and the cabinet office said i. so .the - office and the cabinet office said i. so .the .shel office and the cabinet office- said i. so .the - she chose said no. so in the end she chose to toooot— said no. so in the end she chose to toooot tno— said no. so in the end she chose to accept the three— said no. so in the end she chose to accept the three on to accept the three points on nor— to accept the three points on nor-tnt— to accept the three points on her-and-fine- to accept the three points on her-and-fine .- to accept the three points oni her-and-fine . but to accept the three points on. her-and-fine . but in her licence and the fine. but in unity— her licence and the fine. but in sinoiy-tnon— her licence and the fine. but in sinoiy-tnon it- her licence and the fine. but in simply them if they could simply asking them if they could noio— simply asking them if they could toto-its— simply asking them if they could toto-its toing— simply asking them if they could help it's being alleged help her. it's being alleged tntt— help her. it's being alleged tntt-troto— help her. it's being alleged that-broke the- help her. it's being alleged that broke the ministerial that she broke the ministerial toto— that she broke the ministerial toto union— that she broke the ministerial code which says— that she broke the ministerial code which says that ministers otn-t— code which says that ministers otn-t-oinii— code which says that ministers can't civil servants to can't ask civil servants to tontno— can't ask civil servants to tontno in— can't ask civil servants to behave in a— can't ask civil servants to behave in a way which is incompatible— behave in a way which is incompatible the civil incompatible with the civil sonioo — incompatible with the civil sonioo -— incompatible with the civil service -. lots - incompatible with the civil service -. lots of- incompatible with the civil service . lots of codes service code. lots of codes innoinot— service code. lots of codes involved-yeah,- service code. lots of codes involved. yeah, what she's involved. but yeah, what she's toing— involved. but yeah, what she's being accused— involved. but yeah, what she's being accused-is- involved. but yeah, what she's being accused is breaking the being accused of is breaking the ninistoriti— being accused of is breaking thei ministerial—sunak ministerial code and rishi sunak is non— ministerial code and rishi sunak is toing— ministerial code and rishi sunak is now being asked to defend nor. — is now being asked to defend nor. lrotusot— is now being asked to defend her. .refused to— is now being asked to defend her. refused to all out her. he refused to all out totont— her. he refused to all out defend her— her. he refused to all out defend her when about her. he refused to all out- defend her when-about it defend her when asked about it yostortty— defend her when asked about it yostortty. nut— defend her when asked about it yesterday. but then ten downing stroot— yesterday. but then ten downing otroot issuot— yesterday. but then ten downing street issued a— yesterday. but then ten downing street issued a comment saying tntt— street issued a comment saying| that—confidence that he did have full confidence in that he did have full confidence ir-nou— that he did have full confidence ir-nou tstot- that he did have full confidence in-now asked his- in her. he's now asked his otnios— in her. he's now asked his ethics-look- in her. he's now asked his ethics-look it ethics adviser to look into it tnt— ethics adviser to look into it tnt it— ethics adviser to look into it and it sounds— ethics adviser to look into it and it sounds as— ethics adviser to look into it and it sounds as though by the ont— and it sounds as though by the out ot— and it sounds as though by the out ot tno— and it sounds as though by the out ot tno tty— and it sounds as though by the end of the day, we'll be a

into— end of the day, we'll be a iittio tit— end of the day, we'll be a little bit clearer- end of the day, we'll be a little bit clearer on to where suoiit — little bit clearer on to where suella braverman stands. is this is-ayin— suella braverman stands. is this is-ayin-tno— suella braverman stands. is this is-kyiv-the code,- is the kyiv part of the code, olivia, where it says ministers must not misuse their position to further their private interests. yes. to further their private interests . yes. so that and interests. yes. so that and tnoro-s— interests. yes. so that and tnoro-s t— interests. yes. so that and there's a there's- yes. so that and there's a there's another bit unoro— there's a there's another bit unoro tnoy-to — there's a there's another bit where they're expected not to tot— where they're expected not to tst oint— where they're expected not to ask civil servants— where they're expected not to ask civil servants to act in a way— ask civil servants to act in a uty tntt— ask civil servants to act in a way that furthers- ask civil servants to act in a way that furthers their own , way that furthers their own, tnon— way that furthers their own, tnoir — way that furthers their own, their own ministerial private intorosts— their own ministerial private intorosts .— their own ministerial private interests . so,— their own ministerial private interests . so, yes, this was interests. so, yes, this was tootrontty— interests. so, yes, this was tootrontiy t— interests. so, yes, this was apparently a private matter. uotning— apparently a private matter. uotning to— apparently a private matter. nothing to do— apparently a private matter. nothing to do with her work as nono— nothing to do with her work as home secretary— nothing to do with her work as home secretary therefore, it's tiiogot— home secretary therefore, it's tiiogot sno— home secretary therefore, it's alleged she shouldn't have asked oint— alleged she shouldn't have asked oinii sontnts— alleged she shouldn't have asked civil servants to— alleged she shouldn't have asked civil servants to intervene on nor— civil servants to intervene on not tontn— civil servants to intervene on her behalf to _ civil servants to intervene on her behalf to set— civil servants to intervene on her behalf to set up this 1 to 1 her behalf to set up this 1 to1 oriotto— her behalf to set up this 1 to 1 private course.— her behalf to set up this 1 to 1 private course. she argues that sno— private course. she argues that sno titn-t— private course. she argues that she didn't actually ask them to set she didn't actually ask them to sot uo— she didn't actually ask them to sot uo tno— she didn't actually ask them to set up the course.— she didn't actually ask them to set up the course. she didn't tot— set up the course. she didn't tst tnon— set up the course. she didn't tst tnon to— set up the course. she didn't ask them to call— set up the course. she didn't ask them to call the course and trrtnog— ask them to call the course and trrtngolorintto— ask them to call the course and arrangelprivate-1- arrange a private 1 to 1 session. she- arrange a private 1 to 1 session. she simply asked if tnoy— session. she simply asked if tnoy oouit— session. she simply asked if they could help— session. she simply asked if they could help her and when tnoy— they could help her and when tnoy stit— they could help her and when tnoy stit no— they could help her and when they said no, she— they could help her and when they said no, she accepted. no for they said no, she accepted. no tor—so— they said no, she accepted. no tor—so tntt-s- they said no, she accepted. no for—so that's her. for an answer. so that's her totonto— for an answer. so that's her totonoo. s— for an answer. so that's her defence. s although the tourntiist— defence. s although the journalist for— defence. s although the journalist for the sunday times uno— journalist for the sunday times who published— journalist for the sunday times who published a— journalist for the sunday times who published a story in the tint— who published a story in the tirst ottoo— who published a story in the first place, harry— who published a story in the first place, harry york, says tntt— first place, harry york, says tntt tnis— first place, harry york, says that this defence is and that this defence is new and tntt— that this defence is new and tntt-uono— that this defence is new and that. home-had. that the home office had oountioss—

that the home office had oourtntts— that the home office had courthat defence previous and him that defence previous and tit— him that defence previous and tit so— him that defence previous and never did so there's a little tit— never did so there's a little tit ot— never did so there's a little tit ot t— never did so there's a little bit of a cloud— never did so there's a little bit of a cloud over whether that totonoo— bit of a cloud over whether that totonoo is— bit of a cloud over whether that defence is going— bit of a cloud over whether that defence is going to stand . defence is going to stand. untt-s— defence is going to stand. uttt-s tno— defence is going to stand. what's the view— defence is going to stand. what's the view of- defence is going to stand. what's the view of tory mps olivia coming back to the to parliament their parliament from their constituency ? are they constituency? liz are they largely supportive of her? well, yes. acas largely supportive of her? well, yes . acas suella braverman has yes. acas suella braverman has oionty— yes. acas suella braverman has oionty ot— yes. acas suella braverman has oionty or tiiios— yes. acas suella braverman has plenty of allies in— «wilt? acas suella braverman has plenty of allies in the conservative - plenty of allies in the conservative party and a couple of conservative party and a couple ot tnon— conservative party and a couple ot tnon ntno— conservative party and a couple of them have been— conservative party and a couple of them have been very, very nooti— of them have been very, very nooti in— of them have been very, very vocal in newspapers this morning . uiritn— vocal in newspapers this morning . uiritn cttos— vocal in newspapers this morning . miriam cates craig . miriam cates and craig notinioy— . miriam cates and craig mckinley among them, who are tottn— mckinley among them, who are totn-ot— mckinley among them, who are totn-ot rising— mckinley among them, who are both of rising stars in the both sort of rising stars in the consonttino— both sort of rising stars in the conservative party . both have conservative party. both have guito— conservative party. both have quite-followings- conservative party. both have quite followings in the 2019 quite big followings in the 2019 into— quite big followings in the 2019 nuke, tottn— quite big followings in the 2019 intake, both of— quite big followings in the 2019 intake, both of them have suggostot— intake, both of them have suggested that this is simply a smear on suella— suggested that this is simply a smear on suella braverman and tntt— smear on suella braverman and tntt oint— smear on suella braverman and that civil servants— smear on suella braverman and that civil servants don't like nor— that civil servants don't like not ortns— that civil servants don't like her plans for— that civil servants don't like her plans for migration. she is stit— her plans for migration. she is stit to— her plans for migration. she is stit to too— her plans for migration. she is said to be thought to thought to be said to be thought to thought to to bringing— said to be thought to thought to be bringing forward plans in the toning— be bringing forward plans in the toning ttys— be bringing forward plans in the toning ttys to— be bringing forward plans in the coming days to bring that net nigrttion— coming days to bring that net migration figure— coming days to bring that net migration figure down. on iturstty— migration figure down. on thursday, we're expecting see thursday, we're expecting to see itlup— thursday, we're expecting to see itluo to— thursday, we're expecting to see it i up to between _ thursday, we're expecting to see it up to between 700,000 and it go up to between 700,000 and it go up to between 700,000 and 1 million.— it go up to between 700,000 and 1 million. that's— it go up to between 700,000 and 1 million. that's up— it go up to between 700,000 and 1 million. that's up from 500,000— 1 million. that's up from- 500,000 _ braverman 500,000 last year. and braverman has been— 500,000 last year. and braverman has been the— 500,000 last year. and braverman has been the has— 500,000 last year. and braverman has been the has been the face of policy— has been the has been the face of policy measures— has been the has been the face of policy measures to try and get— of policy measures to try and get these— of policy measures to try and get those numbers down. it's

thought— get those numbers down. it's tteugtt thet— get those numbers down. it's thought that it's— get those numbers down. it's thought that it's been rumoured in thought that it's been rumoured tn wettetett— thought that it's been rumoured in whitehall anyway that she wette— in whitehall anyway that she would-prepared- in whitehall anyway that she would prepared to resign if would be prepared to resign if the tttme— would be prepared to resign if the prime minister, the chancellor— the prime minister, the- chancellor-education chancellor and the education secretary— chancellor and the education secretary pushing up secretary keep on pushing up eppeettten— secretary keep on pushing up eppeettten te— secretary keep on pushing up opposition to ideas on how opposition to her ideas on how to get— opposition to her ideas on how to get migration— opposition to her ideas on how to get migration down. but of course her resignation would be tees— course her resignation would be teee pewertut— course her resignation would be less powerful, less— course her resignation would be less powerful, less effective if her etttee— less powerful, less effective if her etttee e— less powerful, less effective if her ethics s conduct was already utter— her ethics s conduct was already under investigation. so the theory— under investigation. so the theory among— under investigation. so the theory among some conservative ttte— theory among some conservative ttte te— theory among some conservative ttte te thet— theory among some conservative mps is that this— theory among some conservative mps is that this is— theory among some conservative mps is that this is simply a way for mps is that this is simply a way tor the— mps is that this is simply a way tor the etvtt— mps is that this is simply a way for the civil service— mps is that this is simply a way for the civil service to ttetteet— for the civil service to distract from - for the civil service to distract from what suella braverman wants to be doing with mtgtetten— braverman wants to be doing with mtetetten . — braverman wants to be doing with mtgtetten. hm.— braverman wants to be doing with migration . g migration. hm. interesting. thank you. olivia olivia utley there . but it's a risky strategy there. but it's a risky strategy , isn't it.7 because in a way , if , isn't it.7 because in a way, if i've understood this correctly, so if labour and the lib dems and the civil servants are saying, right, let's stick suella braverman the suella braverman on the front page the paper monday page of the paper on monday morning the top morning so that she's at the top of agenda, and then of the news agenda, and then when these figures break on thursday, which too thursday, which might be too high of the public high in the mind of the public minds, the public, then the focus will be on and focus will be on her and everyone will know that they are

failing immigration . but the failing on immigration. but the chances are we'll talking chances are we'll be talking about speeding about suella braverman speeding points rather than the immigration in which immigration figures in which they failed. exactly . immigration figures in which they failed. exactly. me. immigration figures in which they failed. exactly . me. so they failed. exactly. me. so yeah, it is a it's a sort of strange thought out policy. i think they can also, though, get it done today strategy because all the prime minister needs to do is have a conversation with sir laurie magnus. i've got his name sir laurie magnus. i've got his nemeeu-tte— sir laurie magnus. i've got his name-laurie magnus,. sir laurie magnus. i've got his. name-laurie magnus, the name wrong. laurie magnus, the etttee— name wrong. laurie magnus, the etttee etvteen— name wrong. laurie magnus, the ethics adviser, and— name wrong. laurie magnus, the ethics adviser, and say, is a ethics adviser, and say, is it a teeth— ethics adviser, and say, is it a breach et— ethics adviser, and say, is it a breach of-code- ethics adviser, and say, is it a breach of-code or- ethics adviser, and say, is it a breach of code or is it you breach of the code or is it you ten-t—tneutty. - breach of the code or is it you don't—inquiry. he's| don't need a big inquiry. he's got— don't need a big inquiry. he's get-tee— don't need a big inquiry. he's get-tee get- don't need a big inquiry. he's got-he's gotlviewl don't need a big inquiry. he's got he's got view if got he's got he's got a view if he got he's got he's got a view if tee-ent— got he's got he's got a view if tee-tnt then— got he's got he's got a view if he-and then it's- got he's got he's got a view if he and then it's done. he hasn't and then it's done. teet— he hasn't and then it's done. teat — he hasn't and then it's done. teat wett— he hasn't and then it's done. yeah well, let's— he hasn't and then it's done. yeah well, let's see- he hasn't and then it's done. yeah well, let's see what political commentator peter spencer well. spencer makes of it as well. good peter. good good morning, peter. good morning to you both.- c: g good morning to you both. good memtng. — morning to you both. good memtng. -te- morning to you both. good morning. _do you. morning to you both. good. morning. _do you make morning to you both. good- morning. _do you make of morning. what do you make of this lot of this situation? is it a lot of fuss about nothing? well, i mean, is fuss about nothing? well, i mean,-islwhiff- fuss about nothing? well, i mean,-islwhiff of. mean, there is a whiff of watergate— mean, there is a whiff of watergate about this that it watergate about this in that it went— watergate about this in that it wasn't-original— watergate about this in that it wasn't original break in. it wasn't the original break in. iti was the attempt at a cover up wnten— was the attempt at a cover up wnten-tne— was the attempt at a cover up which the resident in which did for the resident in nneetten— which did for the resident in question. now— which did for the resident in question. now when it comes to retent— question. now when it comes to ttent swnet-e— question. now when it comes to rishi sunak's perspective on his tone— rishi sunak's perspective on his home secretary,— rishi sunak's perspective on his home secretary, it— rishi sunak's perspective on his home secretary, it is noted how grumpy— home secretary, it is noted how grumpy ne— home secretary, it is noted how grumpy ne wee— home secretary, it is noted how grumpy he was when asked about her. grumpy he was when asked about new wnen—

grumpy he was when asked about new wnen ne— grumpy he was when asked about her. when he was— grumpy he was when asked about her. when he was abroad doing his her. when he was abroad doing nte went— her. when he was abroad doing his world statesman thing. and you his world statesman thing. and we cen— his world statesman thing. and you wnw— his world statesman thing. and you can see why he wanted to eenenete— you can see why he wanted to generate headlines about ntneett.— generate headlines about himself. and— generate headlines about himself. and then suddenly the wnete— himself. and then suddenly the wnete tntng— himself. and then suddenly the whole thing skewed elsewhere. i tn ny— whole thing skewed elsewhere. i tn my wn— whole thing skewed elsewhere. i mean, in my own judgement, i tntnt— mean, in my own judgement, i tntnt ne— mean, in my own judgement, i think he would— mean, in my own judgement, i think he would like to see swette— think he would like to see suella braverman gone. and the .— suella braverman gone. and the . eew— suella braverman gone. and the reason i say that— suella braverman gone. and the reason i say that is— suella braverman gone. and the reason i say that is that she is a reason i say that is that she is e ent— reason i say that is that she is e ent nee— reason i say that is that she is a and has been— reason i say that is that she is a and has been for— reason i say that is that she is a and has been for a long time. we— a and has been for a long time. tne tentne— a and has been for a long time. tne tenttne et— a and has been for a long time. the darling of the— a and has been for a long time. the darling of the right of the partv- _ the darling of the right of the petty. ne— the darling of the right of the party. he brought her in. it is wttetw— party. he brought her in. it is widely thought— party. he brought her in. it is widely thought into the cabinet, teet— widely thought into the cabinet, teet tnte— widely thought into the cabinet, teet tnte tne— widely thought into the cabinet, back into the cabinet on the enewnte— back into the cabinet on the gnewnte tnet— back into the cabinet on the grounds that the of the lyndon tenneen— grounds that the of the lyndon johnson principle— grounds that the of the lyndon johnson principle which it is better— johnson principle which it is better te— johnson principle which it is better to have— johnson principle which it is better to have dangerous etenente— better to have dangerous elements inside the tent, as it were , answering— elements inside the tent, as it were , answering the call of were, answering the call of newet— were, answering the call of newt ewt— were, answering the call of nature out than— were, answering the call of nature out than the other way town-t — nature out than the other way town-t wow— nature out than the other way round. now now— nature out than the other way round. now now scroll back to we— round. now now scroll back to tne eentw— round. now now scroll back to tne eentw teet— round. now now scroll back to the early last week when suella braverman made— the early last week when suella braverman made a— the early last week when suella braverman made a speech to an ettennete— braverman made a speech to an ettennete wn— braverman made a speech to an alternate lviv tory— braverman made a speech to an alternate lviv tory conference at alternate lviv tory conference et wnten — alternate lviv tory conference et wnten ene— alternate lviv tory conference at which she flatly contradicted government— at which she flatly contradicted government policy on legal ntgnetten— government policy on legal ntgnetten .— government policy on legal migration . later on, of course,

migration. later on, of course, swnet— migration. later on, of course, swnet eett— migration. later on, of course, swnet eett .— migration. later on, of course, sunak said , look,— migration. later on, of course, sunak said , look, you know, sunak said, look, you know, eetwettw— sunak said, look, you know, eetwettw ene— sunak said, look, you know, actually she might say that that we enewtt— actually she might say that that we should train— actually she might say that that we should train our own fruit entere— we should train our own fruit ptetene. nwt— we should train our own fruit pickers. but what she said was wnet— pickers. but what she said was wnet ne— pickers. but what she said was wnet ne eett— pickers. but what she said was what he said was,— pickers. but what she said was what he said was, look, we weeenet— what he said was, look, we welcome them.— what he said was, look, we welcome them. and then when it te— welcome them. and then when it comes to slashing _ welcome them. and then when it comes to slashing legal ntgnetten— comes to slashing legal ntgnetten .— comes to slashing legal migration , well, the chancellor migration, well, the chancellor eett— migration, well, the chancellor eett .— migration, well, the chancellor eett , wett— migration, well, the chancellor said , well, actually, look, said, well, actually, look, eet— said, well, actually, look, get te— said, well, actually, look, we've got to be pragmatic and eenettte— we've got to be pragmatic and eenettte. tn— we've got to be pragmatic and sensible. in other— we've got to be pragmatic and sensible. in other words, if we neet— sensible. in other words, if we neet te— sensible. in other words, if we neet te ntt— sensible. in other words, if we need to fill gaps— sensible. in other words, if we need to fill gaps in the labour nettet— need to fill gaps in the labour nettet, we— need to fill gaps in the labour market, we bring— need to fill gaps in the labour market, we bring in migrants and tnen— market, we bring in migrants and tnen te— market, we bring in migrants and tnen te tep— market, we bring in migrants and tnen te tee tt— market, we bring in migrants and then to top it all— market, we bring in migrants and then to top it all came the ttweetten— then to top it all came the education secretary who said, teen— education secretary who said, teen vou— education secretary who said, look, you know,— education secretary who said, look, you know, we need we will weeenet— look, you know, we need we will welcome more overseas students teeewee— welcome more overseas students teeewee tnew— welcome more overseas students because they bring— welcome more overseas students because they bring in the money and because they bring in the money ent tnew— because they bring in the money ent tnew etee— because they bring in the money and they raise our— because they bring in the money and they raise our prestige . and and they raise our prestige. and so and they raise our prestige. and ee te— and they raise our prestige. and ee te nw— and they raise our prestige. and ee to my ntng— and they raise our prestige. and so to my mind, politically, ewette— so to my mind, politically, suella braverman has absolutely ttettet— suella braverman has absolutely ttettet net— suella braverman has absolutely blotted her political copybook ent— blotted her political copybook ent ten— blotted her political copybook and for sunak— blotted her political copybook and for sunak to— blotted her political copybook and for sunak to find some excuse to be— and for sunak to find some excuse to be rid— and for sunak to find some excuse to be rid of her, he will be neenng— excuse to be rid of her, he will be roaring from _ excuse to be rid of her, he will be roaring from the rooftops in joy be roaring from the rooftops in jov- _ be roaring from the rooftops in joy- nwt— be roaring from the rooftops in joy- nwt peter.— be roaring from the rooftops in joy . but peter, if— be roaring from the rooftops in joy . but peter, if he- be roaring from the rooftops in joy . �*" t: t: gti; joy. but peter, if he did get rid of her, she would be a dangerous , a dangerous enemy. on

dangerous, a dangerous enemy. on the backbenches because she's got a lot of support on the backbenches. a lot of backbenchers think she's been unable to do her job on unable to do herjob on migration because the leavers she tries to pull the prime minister keeps ripping out of her hands, does chance of her hands, as does the chance of the exchequer . well, yeah, i the exchequer. well, yeah, i tnet-e— the exchequer. well, yeah, i mean that's my— the exchequer. well, yeah, i mean that's my point- f: well, yeah,i mean that's my point about the twnten— mean that's my point about the twnten tenneen— mean that's my point about the lyndon johnson thing is of course-would- lyndon johnson thing is of course would be dangerous on course she would be dangerous on the course she would be dangerous on tne-twt— course she would be dangerous on tne-twt .— course she would be dangerous on tne-twt . te— course she would be dangerous on the-but i do come- course she would be dangerous on the but i do come back the outside, but i do come back to the outside, but i do come back te-tne— the outside, but i do come back te-tne eneeen— the outside, but i do come back to-the speech that- the outside, but i do come back to the speech that she made to that the speech that she made teet— to that the speech that she made teet week,— to that the speech that she made last week, which— to that the speech that she made last week, which is— to that the speech that she made last week, which is widely seen as last week, which is widely seen ee net— last week, which is widely seen ee net ntten— last week, which is widely seen as her pitch for— last week, which is widely seen as her pitch for sunaks job, and it's as her pitch for sunaks job, and tt-e etew— as her pitch for sunaks job, and tt-e etew te— as her pitch for sunaks job, and it's okay to have— as her pitch for sunaks job, and it's okay to have a— as her pitch for sunaks job, and it's okay to have a conversation ute— it's okay to have a conversation ttte tnet. — it's okay to have a conversation like that. maybe— it's okay to have a conversation like that. maybe if— it's okay to have a conversation like that. maybe if the tories teee— like that. maybe if the tories teee tne— like that. maybe if the tories lose the next— like that. maybe if the tories lose the next election, you then went— lose the next election, you then went ewt— lose the next election, you then went ewt wnet— lose the next election, you then work out what is— lose the next election, you then work out what is the direction of work out what is the direction et tne— work out what is the direction of the conservative party , where of the conservative party, where is of the conservative party, where te tte— of the conservative party, where te tte eewte— of the conservative party, where is its soul? but— of the conservative party, where is its soul? but to— of the conservative party, where is its soul? but to have it when new— is its soul? but to have it when new new — is its soul? but to have it when paul rishi sunak— is its soul? but to have it when paul rishi sunak barely got his teet— paul rishi sunak barely got his teet wnten— paul rishi sunak barely got his feet under the— paul rishi sunak barely got his feet under the table at number 10 feet under the table at number to te— feet under the table at number to te etnwet— feet under the table at number to te etnwet .— feet under the table at number 10 is struck . a— feet under the table at number 10 is struck . a great many tory 10 is struck. a great many tory wne— 10 is struck. a great many tory meg ,— 10 is struck. a great many tory wee , .— 10 is struck. a great many tory wee , . newe— 10 is struck. a great many tory mps , i have to— 10 is struck. a great many tory mps , i have to say, as more than mps, i have to say, as more than a mps, i have to say, as more than e nt— mps, i have to say, as more than e ttt net— mps, i have to say, as more than e ttt nen . — mps, i have to say, as more than a bit rich . but— mps, i have to say, as more than a bit rich . but what— mps, i have to say, as more than a bit rich . : e a bit rich. but what would it tell us about him as a leader if he gets rid of her for this? because a lot of the things that she is saying around immigration often are extremely popular with

the voting . public yeah, i mean, the voting. public yeah, i mean, what the voting. public yeah, i mean, wnet wewtt— the voting. public yeah, i mean, wnet wewtt tt— the voting. public yeah, i mean, what would it say?— the voting. public yeah, i mean, what would it say? well,- g m yeah, i mean, what would it say? well, i g i yeah, i mean, what would it say? well, i come teet— what would it say? well, i come teet te— what would it say? well, i come teet te tt— what would it say? well, i come teet te t. t— what would it say? well, i come back to it. i mean,— what would it say? well, i come back to it. i mean, what she is ene— back to it. i mean, what she is ene te— back to it. i mean, what she is ene te ene— back to it. i mean, what she is ene te ene te— back to it. i mean, what she is she is she is a— back to it. i mean, what she is she is she is a visible personification of the monumental chasm within the ceneewetwe— monumental chasm within the conservative party . i mean, most conservative party. i mean, most eettetntw— conservative party. i mean, most eentetntw wew— conservative party. i mean, most certainly you look— conservative party. i mean, most certainly you look at those tneee— certainly you look at those tneee nt— certainly you look at those those 45 constituencies, the ee—eettet — those 45 constituencies, the so—called red— those 45 constituencies, the so—called red wall, who very eteentw— so—called red wall, who very eteentw ee— so—called red wall, who very clearly are deeply opposed to more migration— clearly are deeply opposed to more migration in any shape or term— more migration in any shape or term .— more migration in any shape or term . ewt— more migration in any shape or form . but then— more migration in any shape or form . but then you've also got form. but then you've also got to form. but then you've also got te teet— form. but then you've also got te teet et— form. but then you've also got to look at what— form. but then you've also got to look at what is— form. but then you've also got to look at what is now being characterised— to look at what is now being characterised as— to look at what is now being characterised as the blue wall, wnen— characterised as the blue wall, wnten te— characterised as the blue wall, which is more— characterised as the blue wall, which is more liberal minded conservative— which is more liberal minded conservative voters from from tne— conservative voters from from tne nene — conservative voters from from the home counties who find that tnt— the home counties who find that ttnt tnet— the home counties who find that ttnt tnet e— the home counties who find that find that a lot— the home counties who find that find that a lot of,— the home counties who find that find that a lot of, for example, swette — find that a lot of, for example, suella braverman's language eetttng— suella braverman's language eetttng tne— suella braverman's language calling the boat— suella braverman's language calling the boat people wenewetw— calling the boat people variously criminals and a swarm ent— variously criminals and a swarm ent en— variously criminals and a swarm ent en tnweeten— variously criminals and a swarm and an invasion and all the rest of and an invasion and all the rest et tt— and an invasion and all the rest et tt tnet— and an invasion and all the rest of it that sticks— and an invasion and all the rest of it that sticks in— and an invasion and all the rest of it that sticks in their craw. ant— of it that sticks in their craw. ant wnen— of it that sticks in their craw. and when the _ of it that sticks in their craw. and when the next election wnet— and when the next election comes, what what sunak does not wten— comes, what what sunak does not wten te— comes, what what sunak does not wten te eee— comes, what what sunak does not wten te te— comes, what what sunak does not wish to see is a— comes, what what sunak does not

wish to see is a whole load of men,— wish to see is a whole load of them, penneee— wish to see is a whole load of them, perhaps millions of them eeettng— them, perhaps millions of them eeettng ett— them, perhaps millions of them eeettng ett ent— them, perhaps millions of them peeling off and either backing the peeling off and either backing tne tttenet— peeling off and either backing the liberal democrats or voting teetteettw— the liberal democrats or voting teetteettw te— the liberal democrats or voting tactically to ensure that the tenee— tactically to ensure that the tenee ten-t— tactically to ensure that the tories don't get— tactically to ensure that the tories don't get back in. all ttgnt. — tories don't get back in. all ngnt. tnete— tories don't get back in. all right. that's peter- tories don't get back in. all right. that's peter spencer, the political commentator. fascinating. and interestingly , fascinating. and interestingly, in the papers today, the former home secretary the one before suella braverman priti patel, has said she gave a speech or she has written an article saying that rishi sunak as chancellor blocked her getting the process of asylum applications, digitalised , which applications, digitalised, which would have made a dramatic pick way. it would have dramatically speeded up the processing . and speeded up the processing. and we all know what's the problem with a lot of the asylum seekers. it's taking sometimes 18 months to process these applications. so the chancellor cutting spending, not knowing then of course he might be prime minister. with immigration figures a record figures about to reach a record high. so treasury number 10 have denied it. but why would she say it if it's not true? yeah i honestly there are absolute shower shame. all of them aren't tnewe— shower shame. all of them aren't tnewe ewt— shower shame. all of them aren't tnewe ewt t—

shower shame. all of them aren't they? but i would— all of them aren't they? but i would genuinely want to they? but i would genuinely want te detent— they? but i would genuinely want te tetent nen— they? but i would genuinely want to defend her and— they? but i would genuinely want to defend her and to not lose nen— to defend her and to not lose newt-et— to defend her and to not lose herjob ewet— to defend her and to not lose herjob over this.— to defend her and to not lose herjob over this. it does seem her job over this. it does seem nttewtewe— her job over this. it does seem ridiculous. you— her job over this. it does seem ridiculous. you see, john has eett— ridiculous. you see, john has eett tt— ridiculous. you see, john has eett tt ene— ridiculous. you see, john has said if she gets— ridiculous. you see, john has said if she gets the immigration neeten— said if she gets the immigration problem wnten— said if she gets the immigration problem under control, the conservatives— problem under control, the conservatives have a very good eeneen— conservatives have a very good eneneeltetng— conservatives have a very good chance being re—elected. chance of being re—elected. tetewn— chance of being re—elected.j tetewn—tn labour will do everything in tnete— labour will do everything in tnetn power— labour will do everything in their power to— labour will do everything in their power to get rid of her for their power to get rid of her ten—newtei their power to get rid of her- ten—newte etee for this reason. and maybe also tetent— for this reason. and maybe also tetent swnet— for this reason. and maybe also tetent ewnet. — for this reason. and maybe also rishi sunak. and— for this reason. and maybe also rishi sunak. 't: for this reason. and maybe also rishi sunak . ' t: rishi sunak. and we also know keir starmer last that keir starmer said last week that immigration rise even from immigration will rise even from the high levels if the current high levels if labour win the next election . labour win the next election. fascinating. now sinn fein's vice president says the dup , vice president says the dup, that's the unionist party, must return to power sharing government following wins for the sinn fein in the local elections in northern ireland last week. that's right . so sinn last week. that's right. so sinn tetn— last week. that's right. so sinn tetnlnew— last week. that's right. so sinn tetnlnew tne— last week. that's right. so sinn feinlnow the largest- that's right. so sinn fein now the largest party in fein is now the largest party in teeet— fein is now the largest party in local government— fein is now the largest party in local government and stormont ent— local government and stormonti ent—tne and michelle o'neill claims the neewtt— and michelle o'neill claims the neewtt-tnet— and michelle o'neill claims the result-that voters- and michelle o'neill claims the result that voters want result shows that voters want wettnenn — result shows that voters want northern ireland's governing eewte— northern ireland's governing executive lviv— northern ireland's governing executive lviv cc executive lviv back. but will tne— executive lviv back. but will the dup return to power? shane we're going to the thoughts we're going to get the thoughts of the chief of sammy wilson, who's the chief whip of the good to whip of the dup. good morning to you, . was you, sammy. good morning. was this a wake up call to your lot? you they gained a lot of seats. i know you were on exactly the same sammy, but is this

same number, sammy, but is this a sign now that want you a sign now that people want you to into stormont and to go back into stormont and share power, albeit that we'd have a sinn fein first minister for first well i mean, for the first time? well i mean, first of all, we want to get back into storms as well and we want to participate in government in northern ireland. but which the but not on the terms which the gewennnent— but not on the terms which the government has— but not on the terms which the government has now set for us, nenetw— government has now set for us, nenetw tnet— government has now set for us, namely tnet tt— government has now set for us, namely that if we— government has now set for us, namely that if we go back into segment,— namely that if we go back into stormont, then— namely that if we go back into stormont, then as— namely that if we go back into stormont, then as unionists we wewtt— stormont, then as unionists we wewtt te— stormont, then as unionists we would be required— stormont, then as unionists we would be required to implement the would be required to implement tne wtnteen— would be required to implement the windsor framework the wettnenn— the windsor framework the northern ireland protocol, twneeeen— northern ireland protocol, european law— northern ireland protocol, european law diverged from the rest european law diverged from the neet et— european law diverged from the neet et tne— european law diverged from the rest of the united— european law diverged from the rest of the united kingdom, tenege— rest of the united kingdom, tenege ew— rest of the united kingdom, damage our own economy and break up damage our own economy and break we tne— damage our own economy and break we tne wnen.— damage our own economy and break we tne wnten. ant— damage our own economy and break up the union. and we're not eneeenet— up the union. and we're not eneeenet te— up the union. and we're not eneeenet te te— up the union. and we're not prepared to do that. and if we were in stormont— prepared to do that. and if we were in stormont legally we wewtt— were in stormont legally we wewtt te— were in stormont legally we would be required to do that. ant— would be required to do that. ant t— would be required to do that. ant t tntnt— would be required to do that. and i think that— would be required to do that. and i think that our electorate enteneet— and i think that our electorate endorsed our— and i think that our electorate endorsed our stance because ten-t— endorsed our stance because ten-t tenget,— endorsed our stance because ten-t tenget, we— endorsed our stance because don't forget, we have had for tne— don't forget, we have had for tne teet— don't forget, we have had for tne teet ween— don't forget, we have had for the last year a— don't forget, we have had for the last year a tsunami of eeeeettten— the last year a tsunami of opposition from the other eetttee— opposition from the other eetttee .— opposition from the other eentee , tne— opposition from the other parties , the media, church parties, the media, church teeten— parties, the media, church teetene .— parties, the media, church leaders , business leaders, the leaders, business leaders, the seenetew— leaders, business leaders, the seenetew et— leaders, business leaders, the secretary of state, who seems to newe — secretary of state, who seems to newe twnnet — secretary of state, who seems to have turned turtle,— secretary of state, who seems to have turned turtle, he he

eeneetgnet— have turned turtle, he he campaigned for the uk sovereignty— campaigned for the uk sovereignty and getting out of the sovereignty and getting out of tne tu— sovereignty and getting out of tne tu .— sovereignty and getting out of tne tu . ant— sovereignty and getting out of the eu . and now— sovereignty and getting out of the eu . and now he's telling us the eu. and now he's telling us tnet— the eu. and now he's telling us we we— the eu. and now he's telling us we we nwet— the eu. and now he's telling us that we must accept eu law. eu eewt— that we must accept eu law. eu eewt nwttnge— that we must accept eu law. eu court rulings and— that we must accept eu law. eu court rulings and eu border eentnete— court rulings and eu border eentnete tn— court rulings and eu border controls in northern ireland. so we newe— controls in northern ireland. so we have we had— controls in northern ireland. so we have we had all of that over the we have we had all of that over tne teet— we have we had all of that over tne teet ween— we have we had all of that over the last year. and— we have we had all of that over the last year. and despite that , tne— the last year. and despite that , the unionist— the last year. and despite that , the unionist electorate still enteneet— , the unionist electorate still endorsed the— , the unionist electorate still endorsed the stance which we newe — endorsed the stance which we newe teten— endorsed the stance which we have taken because they realise ewet— have taken because they realise twet new— have taken because they realise just how important it is to get tnte— just how important it is to get this situation— just how important it is to get this situation remedied and they gtwe— this situation remedied and they gtwe we— this situation remedied and they gtwe we tne— this situation remedied and they give us the same— this situation remedied and they give us the same number of seats as give us the same number of seats ee we e ntgnen— give us the same number of seats as we a higher percentage of the wete. — as we a higher percentage of the wete. ant— as we a higher percentage of the wete. ant et— as we a higher percentage of the vote. and at the— as we a higher percentage of the vote. and at the last election . vote. and at the last election. ant— vote. and at the last election. ant ee— vote. and at the last election. ant ee ten— vote. and at the last election. and as for sinn— vote. and at the last election. and as for sinn fein's success, tnete— and as for sinn fein's success, tnet-e nene— and as for sinn fein's success, tnet-e ee— and as for sinn fein's success, that's more as a— and as for sinn fein's success, that's more as a result of the eetteeee— that's more as a result of the eetteeee et— that's more as a result of the collapse of the— that's more as a result of the collapse of the sdlp vote within the nationalist— collapse of the sdlp vote within the nationalist community which tnttetet— the nationalist community which tnttetet tne— the nationalist community which inflated the sinn— the nationalist community which inflated the sinn fein's number of inflated the sinn fein's number et eeete— inflated the sinn fein's number et eeete ent— inflated the sinn fein's number of seats and reduced happens in the nationalist— of seats and reduced happens in the nationalist community and the nationalist community and tne wettng— the nationalist community and the voting patterns in nationalist- the voting patterns in nationalist communities should not determine— nationalist communities should not determine what we do in terme— not determine what we do in tenne et— not determine what we do in tenne et ew— not determine what we do in terms of our strategy to ensure tnet— terms of our strategy to ensure we we— terms of our strategy to ensure that we remain— terms of our strategy to ensure that we remain part of the wnttet— that we remain part of the united kingdom . that we remain part of the- united kingdom . so sammy, does united kingdom. so sammy, does that mean never going to go back

in? because unless rishi sunak government revisits the post—brexit deal settlement , post—brexit deal settlement, you're not there doesn't seem to be any prospect that you're going to go back in. and if labour win the election next yean labour win the election next year, they're probably going to give even more powers back to the . well i mean, first of the eu. well i mean, first of all, as far as the what we do in the immediate future, that's something that we'll discuss , something that we'll discuss, but we're not prepared to go back and implement the windsor framework ithink back and implement the windsor framework i think the windsor tnenewent— framework i think the windsor tnenewent te— framework i think the windsor framework is going— i think the windsor framework is going to start to ten— framework is going to start to tett eeen— framework is going to start to tett eeen verve— framework is going to start to fall apart very, very quickly . fall apart very, very quickly. atneetw— fall apart very, very quickly. already nenw— fall apart very, very quickly. already many the trade groups already many of the trade groups wne— already many of the trade groups wne eweeenet— already many of the trade groups wne eweeenetltn— already many of the trade groups who supported in northern who supported it in northern tetent— who supported it in northern tetent nw— who supported it in northern ireland now realise that what tnew— ireland now realise that what tnew — ireland now realise that what was they were told by the prime tttnteten— was they were told by the prime tttnteten wee— was they were told by the prime minister was simply not true. tne— minister was simply not true. tne etetne— minister was simply not true. the claims that— minister was simply not true. the claims that were made for the the claims that were made for tne enengee— the claims that were made for the changes that— the claims that were made for the changes that the windsor tnenewent— the changes that the windsor framework would bring about in terme— framework would bring about in tenne et— framework would bring about in terms of restrictions to trade enewng— terms of restrictions to trade are proving not— terms of restrictions to trade are proving not to be the case ent— are proving not to be the case ent tnteet— are proving not to be the case and indeed the— are proving not to be the case and indeed the government is now , ee e neewtt— and indeed the government is now , ee e neewtt et— and indeed the government is now , as a result of the— and indeed the government is now , as a result of the windsor tnenewent— , as a result of the windsor framework and— , as a result of the windsor framework and other decisions eneeenng— framework and other decisions now preparing not just to have teeten— now preparing not just to have border control— now preparing not just to have border control posts in northern tetent—

border control posts in northern tetent ten— border control posts in northern ireland for goods— border control posts in northern ireland for goods coming from gb into ireland for goods coming from gb tnte-een— ireland for goods coming from gb tnte-eett et— ireland for goods coming from gb tnte-eett et tne— ireland for goods coming from gb into part of the united into this part of the united ttngten— into this part of the united kingdom, but— into this part of the united kingdom, but is now , by the kingdom, but is now, by the wtwn— kingdom, but is now, by the autumn, also— kingdom, but is now, by the autumn, also going to put up teeten— autumn, also going to put up border control— autumn, also going to put up border control posts at ports in entetn— border control posts at ports in entetn te— border control posts at ports in britain to stop— border control posts at ports in britain to stop and check goods eentng— britain to stop and check goods eentng teen — britain to stop and check goods coming from northern ireland tnte— coming from northern ireland tnte tne— coming from northern ireland into the united— coming from northern ireland into the united kingdom into gb. so into the united kingdom into gb. se wee— into the united kingdom into gb. se getng— into the united kingdom into gb. se getng te— into the united kingdom into gb. so we're going to have double eete— so we're going to have double eete et— so we're going to have double sets of border— so we're going to have double sets of border control posts. wee— sets of border control posts. were getng— sets of border control posts. were getng te— sets of border control posts. we're going to find that restrictions— we're going to find that restrictions are have not been ennewet ant— restrictions are have not been removed. and of— restrictions are have not been removed. and of course the whole teewe— removed. and of course the whole et— removed. and of course the whole et tu— removed. and of course the whole issue of eu law— removed. and of course the whole issue of eu law still— removed. and of course the whole issue of eu law still applying in issue of eu law still applying tn wettnenn— issue of eu law still applying in northern ireland and eu court teetetene— in northern ireland and eu court decisions applying— in northern ireland and eu court decisions applying in northern tetent— decisions applying in northern tetent wttt— decisions applying in northern ireland will still— decisions applying in northern ireland will still continue. and of course this— ireland will still continue. and of course this is— ireland will still continue. and of course this is the other tntng— of course this is the other tntng tnet— of course this is the other thing that many mps at westminster— thing that many mps at westminster are now beginning to neettee— westminster are now beginning to neettee ee— westminster are now beginning to realise as well. _ westminster are now beginning to realise as well. the— westminster are now beginning to realise as well. the windsor tnenewent— realise as well. the windsor framework and— realise as well. the windsor framework and the terms of the wtnteen— framework and the terms of the windsor framework will restrict the windsor framework will restrict tne-et— windsor framework will restrict tne-et tne — windsor framework will restrict tne-et tne ttt- windsor framework will restrict the of the uk government the ability of the uk government to the ability of the uk government te mete— the ability of the uk government to make decisions— the ability of the uk government to make decisions about what neeeene— to make decisions about what neeeene tn— to make decisions about what neeeene tn tne— to make decisions about what happens in the rest of the uk. tente— happens in the rest of the uk. nenee tne— happens in the rest of the uk. hence the reason— happens in the rest of the uk. hence the reason why of course get— hence the reason why of course get nw— hence the reason why of course get e— hence the reason why of course we've got now a slimmed down tetetnet— we've got now a slimmed down tetetnet tu— we've got now a slimmed down retained eu law— we've got now a slimmed down retained eu law bill. one of the reasons for that— retained eu law bill. one of the reasons for that is— retained eu law bill. one of the reasons for that is the windsor tnenewent— reasons for that is the windsor framework and— reasons for that is the windsor framework and i— reasons for that is the windsor framework and i think that many eeeete— framework and i think that many eeeete wne— framework and i think that many people who voted— framework and i think that many people who voted for brexit are

new-tnet— people who voted for brexit are new-tnet tne - people who voted for brexit are now that the prime now realising that the prime tttnteten— now realising that the prime minister has— now realising that the prime minister has sold a pup. minister has sold him a pup. all-fascinating- minister has sold him a pup. all-fascinating stuff- minister has sold him a pup. all-fascinating stuff ,. all right, fascinating stuff, sammy. wilson, sammy. thank you. sammy wilson, the of democratic the chief whip of the democratic unionist there after the unionist party there after the break, we're going to be talking about holly willoughby and phillip schofield. you see how enthusiastic i am about that. i've been on the show loads of times. i've got my opinion on them. you must have met them loads times. many, many loads of times. many, many tnee— loads of times. many, many ttnee-tne- loads of times. many, many times,-the thing. loads of times. many, manyi times,-the thing is, times, yeah. but the thing is, if times, yeah. but the thing is, tt wew— times, yeah. but the thing is, tt you wee— times, yeah. but the thing is, if you were morning, if you were this morning, weweee—t i if you were this morning,| viewers,_to us. if you were this morning,- viewers,_to us. we're viewers, stay tuned to us. we're on viewers, stay tuned to us. we're enee-ne tne— viewers, stay tuned to us. we're on-same time and- viewers, stay tuned to us. we're on same time and we're on at the same time and we're nwet— on at the same time and we're much more interesting, more much more interesting, much more eneweeetwe. — provocative. and we don't take out provocative. and we don't take ewt-etnen — provocative. and we don't take ewt-etnen we- provocative. and we don't take out-other. we just- provocative. and we don't take out other. we just have out on each other. we just have a out on each other. we just have e—et— out on each other. we just have e—et-netl out on each other. we just have e—et-net eni a lively debate, at least not on tne— a lively debate, at least not on tne-att— a lively debate, at least not on tne-au et— a lively debate, at least not on the _all of that- a lively debate, at least not on| the _all of that-come. the telly. all of that to come. this to the point on gb news,

join us here on gb news, the people's . channel it's 1026 people's. channel it's1026 you're with to the point on gb news. with me, andrew pierce and news. with tne, andrew pierce and bev news. with me, andrew pierce and new twnnen — news. with me, andrew pierce and bev turner. let's— news. with me, andrew pierce and bev turner. let's have— news. with me, andrew pierce and bev turner. let's have a- \ with me, andrew pierce and bev turner. let's have a look at some of your views this morning before we move on. a lot of getting in touch about the suella braverman speeding issue. michaela said sevilla paid the fine , took points, job done, fine, took the points, job done, move all ministers were fine, took the points, job done, milose all ministers were fine, took the points, job done, milose theirall ministers were fine, took the points, job done, milose their jobsiinisters were fine, took the points, job done, milose their jobs overars were fine, took the points, job done, milose their jobs over askingz to lose their jobs over asking a question, they're in question, then they're all in trouble. says if trouble. and peter says if suella braverman sacked or suella braverman is sacked or resigns, the tory party is finished. she's got massive eweeen—etl finished. she's got massive- support_of working support from millions of working eteee— support from millions of working eteee-ent— support from millions of working class-and brian- support from millions of working class and brian said class people and brian has said if class people and brian has said tt ewnet— class people and brian has said if sunak fails— class people and brian has said if sunak fails to— class people and brian has said if sunak fails to back suella tnen— if sunak fails to back suella tnen-teeet— if sunak fails to back suella then _toast . - if sunak fails to back suella then _toast . but- if sunak fails to back suella then toast . then he is toast. but he's already lost my vote to week to run a chip shop. do you know what hope it does. i hope what i do hope it does. i hope it makes you think twice about a surveillance state and all those cameras lamppost. cameras on every lamppost. because feels because this is what it feels like. when like. suella braverman when you've everywhere, like. suella braverman when you'get everywhere, like. suella braverman when you'get caught everywhere, like. suella braverman when you'get caught doing where, like. suella braverman when you'get caught doing things you get caught out doing things you get caught out doing things you doing. yeah, you shouldn't be doing. yeah, well, right now, on some other

morning tv program, can't think why at why anybody would be looking at anyone other than this programme. alison and programme. alison hammond and wetnet—eteeeet- programme. alison hammond and dermot—stepped intoi programme. alison hammond and deribreach-stepped intoi 3 alison hammond and deribreach following stepped into 3 alison hammond and deribreach following the)ped into 3 alison hammond and deribreach following the crisis nto the breach following the crisis at the breach following the crisis et ttv— the breach following the crisis et ttv ewet— the breach following the crisis at itv over the— the breach following the crisis at itv over the departure . the at itv over the departure. the teettng— at itv over the departure. the teettng 0g,— at itv over the departure. the booting out, frankly , of booting out, frankly, of tnttttee— booting out, frankly, of phillips covm. booting out, frankly, of phillips covid. he didn't quit. i phillips covid. he didn't quit. t wew— phillips covid. he didn't quit. t we nwet— phillips covid. he didn't quit. i very much doubt— phillips covid. he didn't quit. i very much doubt it— phillips covid. he didn't quit. will i : e he's i very much doubt it. he's fired. of course he- etig i : e he's fired. of course he was. etig m : e he's fired. of course he was. it's twnnw— fired. of course he was. it's twnnw tne— fired. of course he was. it's funny the picture on the paper, twent— funny the picture on the paper, nent eege— funny the picture on the paper, nent eege et— funny the picture on the paper, front page of the— funny the picture on the paper, front page of the paper, he had his front page of the paper, he had tte-tne— front page of the paper, he had tte-tne eet— front page of the paper, he had his-the car with- front page of the paper, he hadi his-the car with-all his mum in the car with him all tew. — his mum in the car with him all tew. .nee— his mum in the car with him all tew. .nee ne— his mum in the car with him all day- new he get- his mum in the car with him all day. .has he got his- his mum in the car with him all day. gtit " his mum in the car with him all. day. .has he got his mum in day. why has he got his mum in the picture? of course. don't tenget— the picture? of course. don't forget. brother. _ the picture? of course. don't forget-brother. his- i ”ti? of course. don't forget brother. his brother forget his brother. his brother eent— forget his brother. his brother eent te— forget his brother. his brother was sent to prison on for was sent to prison on friday for 12 was sent to prison on friday for tz-etwetng— was sent to prison on friday for tz-etwetng e- was sent to prison on friday for 12 abusing a teenage 12 years for abusing a teenage new. — 12 years for abusing a teenage boy- lwew— 12 years for abusing a teenage boy-ivery nett— 12 years for abusing a teenage boy. .very hard for- 12 years for abusing a teenage boy. very hard for mum. awful boy. so very hard for mum. awful her boy. so very hard for mum. awful net—tn— boy. so very hard for mum. awful net—tn eneen- boy. so very hard for mum. awful her—in prison and- boy. so very hard for mum. awful her in prison and her her own son is in prison and her etnen— her own son is in prison and her etnen een— her own son is in prison and her etnen te— her own son is in prison and her etnen te ett— her own son is in prison and her other son is all is— her own son is in prison and her other son is all is lost. his job— other son is all is lost. his tee en— other son is all is lost. his job en nte— other son is all is lost. his job or his quit— other son is all is lost. his job or his quit his job. schofield— job or his quit his job. schofield announced on saturday he schofield announced on saturday ne wee— schofield announced on saturday ne eteeetng— schofield announced on saturday he was stepping down from eneeenttng— he was stepping down from presenting the— he was stepping down from presenting the talk with presenting the talk show with tnnettete— presenting the talk show with immediate actually , immediate effect, but actually, as eamonn holmes had some tnewgnte— as eamonn holmes had some tnewgnteltnte— as eamonn holmes had some thoughts this situation thoughts on this situation this nenntng,— thoughts on this situation this morning, different morning, he takes a different wew— morning, he takes a different wew-teten— morning, he takes a different wtewltetew. - morning, he takes a different view. fakery . ' t: morning, he takes a different view. fakery. t: view. it's fakery. and, you tnew— view. it's fakery. and, you know, sometimes there are you can only judge people by their actions and you can only speak as you find there are some people who find phillips schofield the nicest in schofield the nicest person in the world. personally the whole world. i personally didn't, but i do believe

didn't, but but i do believe speak as you find. i also think who cares if he's a nice person or not? plenty of people in this tntwetw— or not? plenty of people in this tntwetw eent— or not? plenty of people in this industry aren't nice— 7 plenty of people in this industry aren't nice people. tnene-e— industry aren't nice people. there's—this- industry aren't nice people. there's—this story there's more to it. this story tnen— there's more to it. this story tnen-tne— there's more to it. this story tnen-tne ewe.- there's more to it. this story than-the eye. and- there's more to it. this story than the eye. and what than meets the eye. and what i went— than meets the eye. and what i went te— than meets the eye. and what i went te tnew— than meets the eye. and what i want to know-why- than meets the eye. and what i want to know why suddenly want to know is why suddenly tntnge— want to know is why suddenly things-changed. - want to know is why suddenly things changed. why have things have changed. why have tnew—wnet-e- things have changed. why have they what's behind they fallen out? what's behind it? they fallen out? what's behind tte—eeteenettwi they fallen out? what's behindi tte—eeneenettw . it? because i think personally, tnete— it? because i think personally, tnet-e-etew— it? because i think personally, that's-story-made- it? because i think personally, that's story made her that's the story she made her en tne— that's the story she made her name on the back of him. “tit; name on the back of him. yes. ewt— name on the back of him. yes. but tt— name on the back of him. yes. but tt ne— name on the back of him. yes. but if he used— name on the back of him. yes. but if he used false,- name on the back of him. yes. but if he used false, she doesn't associate doesn't want to be associate with. and she said either he geee— with. and she said either he geee en— with. and she said either he geee en t— with. and she said either he geee en t ge— with. and she said either he geee en t ge, te— and she said either he goes or i go, is that stabbing someone in the— goes or i go, is that stabbing someone in the back or is that eewtng— someone in the back or is that eewtng. neng— someone in the back or is that eewtng. neng en— someone in the back or is that eewtng. neng t— someone in the back or is that saying, hang on, i have my own. it saying, hang on, i have my own. tt te— saying, hang on, i have my own. tt te eteeetng— saying, hang on, i have my own. it is stabbing integrity and i ten-t— it is stabbing integrity and i tent-te— it is stabbing integrity and i don't be associated. don't want to be associated. wewee— don't want to be associated.| excuse me, if she is her own eneteeetenet— excuse me, if she is her own professional integrity, why ten-t— professional integrity, why ten-t ene— professional integrity, why isn't she-out- professional integrity, why isn't she-out in. professional integrity, why isn't she out in public isn't she coming out in public ent— isn't she coming out in public ent-newe— and saying, i have my own professional— and saying, i have my own| professional—he and saying, i have my own- professional_he has professional integrity? he has tene— professional integrity? he has done something which will reflect she reflect badly on me. but she again is being as false as he is and nobody is talking about the elephant in the room and that's it. so she says, i thank him and i this into account for all i take this into account for all his knowledge, his experience and humour, all the things and his humour, all the things that didn't have when she that she didn't have when she came the show . right. well, came to the show. right. well, it's absolutely true . it's it's absolutely true. it's absolutely so she used absolutely true. so she used that. would call that

that. so i would call that stabbing in the back . well, that stabbing in the back. well, that was, of course,— stabbing in the back. well, that was, of course, our— stabbing in the back. well, that was, of course, our very- g .. i well, that was, of course, our very own was, of course, our very own teenn— was, of course, our very own eamonn holmes— was, of course, our very own eamonn holmes say stabbing in the eamonn holmes say stabbing in tne teet— eamonn holmes say stabbing in tne beet-eew— eamonn holmes say stabbing in the back say stabbing in the back, i'd say stabbing in tne— the back, i'd say stabbing in tne twent— the back, i'd say stabbing in tne tnent .— the back, i'd say stabbing in the front . well— the back, i'd say stabbing in the front . well she has . the front. well she she has. wett— the front. well she she has. wett ene— the front. well she she has. well she could— the front. well she she has. well she could have she could do tnewgn— well she could have she could do tnewgn .— well she could have she could do worse though . could could worse though. could she could neettw— worse though. could she could teeny—tne- worse though. could she couldi neettw—tne tewe really throw him under the bus eewttn-t— really throw him under the bus eewttn-t ene— really throw him under the bus couldn't she. this— really throw him under the bus couldn't she. this morning. she ten-t— couldn't she. this morning. she ten-tltne— couldn't she. this morning. she ten-tltne-twt- couldn't she. this morning. shel isn't.the_but.have isn't at the moment but we have a reporter outside television eennet — a reporter outside televisioni eennet _wnene a reporter outside television- centre _where this centre in west london where this nenntng— centre in west london where this nenntng te— centre in west london where this morning is filmed— centre in west london where this morning is filmed .— centre in west london where this morning is filmed . good morning morning is filmed. good morning . ttee— morning is filmed. good morning . ttee nette— morning is filmed. good morning , lisa hartle are— morning is filmed. good morning , lisa hartle are you there? nette— , lisa hartle are you there? new ttee— , lisa hartle are you there? hello lisa . _ , lisa hartle are you there? hello lisa . , lisa hartle are you there? hello lisa. “tit; , lisa hartle are you there? hello lisa . “tit; hello lisa. hello. yes, hello. good morning . so what do we good morning. so what do we know? isn't it begum ? it's all know? isn't it begum? it's all very dramatic how this all came about. so on saturday, like you say, we heard phillip schofield would no longer be presenting this morning after over 20 years of presenting on 13 of those with his co—presenter, holly willoughby on instagram, he posted a statement in which he said the programme had become the story and he wanted to do what he could to protect the show that he loved. and as you say, over the weekend we saw that was pictured with his

that he was pictured with his mum cornwall, where mum in cornwall, which is where he grew and are he grew up. and there are reports that completely reports that he's completely broken after being asked to leave after over 20 years of working on the show . it's working on the show. it's reported well that he lost reported as well that he lost his he was told he would no longer be working there after presenting on thursday . so just presenting on thursday. so just minutes after he finished that broadcast, he was he was told that news. holly willoughby , who that news. holly willoughby, who has been presenting with him for 13 years, will remain on the show, though she's taking a two week and due back on the week break and due back on the 5th of june. and i'd dermot o'leary and alison hammond, who usually present on a friday they'll be presenting today contenders to take over could be people like rylan clark josie gibson and of course alison hammond amongst many others names that are being thrown around . but phillip schofield, around. but phillip schofield, itv , said he will be presenting itv, said he will be presenting the british soap awards next month and as well as a new high rating show that's due to be announced. okay, lisa, thank you

so announced. okay, lisa, thank you ee nwet— announced. okay, lisa, thank you ee nwen .— announced. okay, lisa, thank you ee nwen . ttee— announced. okay, lisa, thank you so much . lisa hartle— .. ti.tit: okay, lisa, thank you so much . lisa hartle there in so much. lisa hartle there in weet— so much. lisa hartle there in weet tenten— so much. lisa hartle there in west london outside television centre— west london outside television centre .— west london outside television centre . wew,— west london outside television centre . now, we— west london outside television centre . now, we were just saying centre. now, we were just saying teeewee— centre. now, we were just saying teeewee wew— centre. now, we were just saying teee wew eee— centre. now, we were just saying because you see, the thing is, netw— because you see, the thing is, nettw ent— because you see, the thing is, holly and phil,— because you see, the thing is, holly and phil, right, they were the holly and phil, right, they were tne netten-e— holly and phil, right, they were the nation's sweethearts, weent— the nation's sweethearts, weren't they? _ the nation's sweethearts, weren't they? everybody loved tnen. — weren't they? everybody loved them. _weren't- weren't they? everybody loved- them. _weren't mine. them. well, they weren't mine. they either, they weren't mine either, eenttewtentw— they weren't mine either,i particularly.-that particularly. i went on that enew— particularly. i went on that enew e— particularly. i went on that enew e tet. — particularly. i went on that show a lot. they were relatively eteeeent. — show a lot. they were relatively pleasant. phillip— show a lot. they were relatively pleasant. phillip was pleasant. phillip schofield was enettw— pleasant. phillip schofield was eeete—teew- pleasant. phillip schofield wasi pretty _ book, like pretty much a closed book, like he pretty much a closed book, like ne-e— pretty much a closed book, like ne-e wew— pretty much a closed book, like he-a very private- pretty much a closed book, like he a very private man , you he was a very private man, you tnew— he was a very private man, you knew-ent— he was a very private man, you know,-and there- know, i'd go in and there was een— know, i'd go in and there was eett et— know, i'd go in and there was sort of friends— know, i'd go in and there was sort of friends of— know, i'd go in and there was sort of friends of mine who tewgnt— sort of friends of mine who tewgnt e— sort of friends of mine who bought a house— sort of friends of mine who bought a house near him and i an,— bought a house near him and i eete-wew— bought a house near him and i eete-wew ntgnt— bought a house near him and i said, you might know they've said, oh, you might know they've just said, oh, you might know they've twet eewgnt— said, oh, you might know they've just bought-house. - said, oh, you might know they've just bought house. he'd just bought the house. and he'd teet—tttn-t- just bought the house. and he'd look—didn't wanti look at me like he didn't want me— look at me like he didn't want nnneewe-n— look at me like he didn't want nnneewe-n ne- look at me like he didn't want me where he lived. and me to know where he lived. and tnen—twet- then he moved actually just a tew— then he moved actually just a tewnne—- then he moved actually just a tewne— tnt- then he moved actually just a few—me. and i. then he moved actually just a. few—me. and i said, few streets from me. and i said, oh,— few streets from me. and i said, on, wew— few streets from me. and i said, on, wew twe— few streets from me. and i said, oh, you live near.— few streets from me. and i said, oh, you live near. but it was tte— oh, you live near. but it was ttte tnete— oh, you live near. but it was ttte tnene-t— oh, you live near. but it was like there i didn't the like there was i didn't at the ttne. — like there was i didn't at the ttne. -t— like there was i didn't at the time.-i didn't.- like there was i didn't at the time.-i didn't. it- like there was i didn't at the time. i didn't. it was time. before i didn't. it was etneet— time. before i didn't. it was etneet-wee- time. before i didn't. it was almost was hiding almost like he was hiding tntnge— almost like he was hiding tntnge. twe— almost like he was hiding things. like he— almost like he was hiding things. like he was never very almost like he was hiding things heke he was never very almost like he was hiding things he just; was never very almost like he was hiding things he just wasn'ttever very open. he just wasn't a straightforward was straightforward person. he was etwewe— straightforward person. he was always something going all ntgnt— right. he's very famous and newne— right. he's very famous and newe—t- right. he's very famous andi newe—t ten-t maybe he's thinking, i don't went— maybe he's thinking, i don't went te— maybe he's thinking, i don't went te-te— maybe he's thinking, i don't want to -to you. - maybe he's thinking, i don't want to to you. you're no. want to chat to you. you're no. one. — want to chat to you. you're no. one. .enewgt— want to chat to you. you're no. one. .enough.-there. want to chat to you. you're no. one. enough. there was one. fair enough. but there was just— one. fair enough. but there was twet—ntn - one. fair enough. but there was twet—ntn tnetl one. fair enough. but there wasi just—him that was just a veneer about him that was tnewtnentte— just a veneer about him that was tnewtnentte-. — just a veneer about him that was inauthentic,-. and- just a veneer about him that was inauthentic, . t: inauthentic, hiding. and then, of inauthentic, hiding. and then, etee—nn— inauthentic, hiding. and then, ete—n ewt.- inauthentic, hiding. and then, of came out, didn't of course, he came out, didn't he? of years yeah, he? a couple of years ago. yeah, but even after that, even after he as gay, he was still he came out as gay, he was still very a shifty , i have to very a bit shifty, i have to

say. it hardly a major say. it was hardly a major surprise of us that surprise to many of us that philip's covid was, in fact gay . interviewed him 25 . well, i interviewed him 25 years ago and he worked at the times and he fell through the floor and he told me he had a girlfriend. there were rumours. ween— girlfriend. there were rumours. ween wwe— girlfriend. there were rumours. yeah, you're right— g : there were rumours. yeah, you're right around for a teng— yeah, you're right around for a teng tne.— yeah, you're right around for a teng tne-wew— yeah, you're right around for a long time. you holly , long time. but you see, holly, tnteneettngtw— long time. but you see, holly, interestingly,-this- interestingly, he said this eten— interestingly, he said this etew wee— interestingly, he said this story was boring. now i'm story was boring. and now i'm newng— story was boring. and now i'm newnglneettw— story was boring. and now i'm having really good gossip. having a really good gossip. netw— having a really good gossip. netw-en- having a really good gossip. netw-en e- having a really good gossip. holly-on a bit- having a really good gossip. holly-on a bit of. holly has been on a bit of a tewnnew— holly has been on a bit of a journey herself— holly has been on a bit of a journey herself if holly has been on a bit of a. journey herself-if you journey herself recently. if you weten— journey herself recently. if you weten-we— journey herself recently. if you weten-we tnte- journey herself recently. if you watch, up this brand watch, she set up this brand eettet— watch, she set up this brand called wild— watch, she set up this brand called wild moon. oh, we've got to called wild moon. oh, we've got te etee— called wild moon. oh, we've got te etee geeetetng— called wild moon. oh, we've got to stop gossiping and to some to stop gossiping and go to some eteeet— to stop gossiping and go to some proper-the— to stop gossiping and go to some proper-the labour- to stop gossiping and go to some proper news. the labour leader, sir starmer , is giving a sir keir starmer, is giving a speech. obviously labour speech. it's obviously a labour ewttenee— speech. it's obviously a labour audience-they're- audience because they're eteeetng— audience because they're clapping thank you . audience because they're- clappingithank you . thank you. clapping. thank you. thank you. wnete-e. — clapping. thank you. thank you. where's. thank you all for being here. it is fantastic to be in braintree . i've got very fond braintree. i've got very fond memories of this part of the world because 16 happy years ago i got married just down the road in the fens . so that's why it's in the fens. so that's why it's got this special place in my heart. and almost as good as that. heart. and almost as good as that . this is

heart. and almost as good as that. this is where two heart. and almost as good as that . this is where two weeks that. this is where two weeks ago, at the local elections, the labour party was back on the march in essex. but today i'm here to speak about something that's fundamental to the labour party , fundamental to our party, fundamental to our purpose of working people. the nhs . just look at it. the 8:00 nhs. just look at it. the 8:00 scramble, the appointments missed opportunities missed to spot the pain that turned out to be a tumour. patients who want to go home are well enough to go home, but who have to stay in hospital for months waiting for a care package . day long waits a care package. day long waits in a&e . record numbers off work. in a&e. record numbers off work. sick people , people pulling sick people, people pulling their own teeth out. 7 million are waiting , waiting, waiting are waiting, waiting, waiting lists and ambulance is for heart attacks and stroke victims that don't come on time . just think don't come on time. just think about that for a second.

ambulance buses that don't come . can any of you imagine losing someone in that way? i can't. i can't. and i mean that in every sense . i can't imagine it. it sense. i can't imagine it. it shouldn't be possible in our country , but it is a cruel country, but it is a cruel lottery of who lives and who dies, that the nhs was founded to stop . and until now, until to stop. and until now, until this point, for 75 years it has . it's one of the greatest privileges of being born in britain. certainly for all of my life . the knowledge that if you life. the knowledge that if you get ill, if you have a serious accident, you'll get the care that you need. whatever your circumstances . not every country circumstances. not every country has a system like that. and the insecurity, the fear without it is huge . nye bevan , the labour is huge. nye bevan, the labour health secretary who created the nhs, put it best when he said

illness is neither an indulgence for which people have to pay nor an offence for which they should be penalised . that's what we be penalised. that's what we believe and it's under threat. i mean it. i don't think the nhs survives five more years of tory government and people say , oh government and people say, oh well we've heard this before . well we've heard this before. the labour party is always saying it's time to save the nhs . but i say look squarely in the eyes of the people who work in the nhs , who serve the nhs and the nhs, who serve the nhs and ask them speak to the working people who use the nhs , who people who use the nhs, who depend on the nhs , who need the depend on the nhs, who need the nhs , what do they say? and go to nhs, what do they say? and go to the people who believe in the nhs, love the nhs , but have been nhs, love the nhs, but have been forced to buy the care they need from the private sector . forced to buy the care they need from the private sector. listen to them . no. the next election to them. no. the next election on the nhs is on the line. the

conservative party that's brought it to its knees and will put it in the ground . brought it to its knees and will put it in the ground. but mark my words, if all we do in the labour party is to place the nhs on a pedestal and leave it there , that's not good enough either . we've got to fix the fundamentals, renew to its purpose, make it fit for the future . john cleese . future. john cleese. that's what this mission is about. set a new direction for the nhs to say to the british people vote labour. problem solved. would be an inqu problem solved. would be an insult to everyone's intelligence as patients can see how deep the problems go . my how deep the problems go. my approach is different, but it starts with the cause. the central project . how do we serve central project. how do we serve working people ? and then it asks

working people? and then it asks , what do we value? what do we conserve? cherish and protect the answer a public and universal health system free at the point of use, paid for by general taxation. the nhs . general taxation. the nhs. but but then it asks what do we need to change? what are the challenges, the opportunities is how can we save lives , improve how can we save lives, improve lives, provide more dignity, innovation ? where can it be innovation? where can it be found? people people? how do we unlock their purpose ? unlock their purpose? technology? how do we make it work for us? and when you've asked those searching questions , you turn back, you roll up your sleeves and you face reality . and the reality is this reality. and the reality is this is the nhs is not sustainable unless we make serious , deep, unless we make serious, deep, long term changes. that's my

politics reform for renewal, national missions for the common good and nhs fit for the future . now some people will tell you it's purely a question of money and money is a part of it. i do not deny that like any opposition, we will set out our plans before the election . and plans before the election. and unlike any incoming government, we will make decisions based on a full appreciation of the reality. the state of our nhs and our public finances. reality. the state of our nhs and our public finances . liz but and our public finances. liz but what's more important now are really believe this is to show our recipe for reform is to put forward a vision of a renewed nhs that can make the most of the money we invest in. it i've run a public service . i know run a public service. i know that money makes a difference , that money makes a difference, yes, but it only gets you so

far. you can't look at the problems now and tell me it's just about money. that's not serious . you can't ignore the serious. you can't ignore the fact the world has changed. that's denying the evidence before our eyes . the british before our eyes. the british people are living longer. life expectancy in 1948 was 68. today it's over 81. that is a good thing. but it brings new challenges . the nature of challenges. the nature of disease is different. instead of urgent and acute hospital care now it's more about managing chronic long term conditions. the wonder of science has taught us with ever increasing clarity , that our health depends on how we live. mental health has stepped out of the shadows and thank goodness and with artificial intelligence , with artificial intelligence, with personalised medicine, with new vaccines, we stand on the cusp of a revolution that could transform health care for the better . to my message today is better. to my message today is this science and technology are

the game changers. this is the prize. this is what it gives us. an nhs where prevention comes first, where care is closer to home, where patients have more control . so to everyone working control. so to everyone working in the nhs today, serving on the front line, i say thank you. thank you. without you there would be no light at the end of the tunnel. but i also say the walk towards that light will be hard. will feel challenging, difficult . but do not doubt it's difficult. but do not doubt it's essential and that the reward for reform will be worth it . as for reform will be worth it. as the labour leader, sir keir starmer, don't forget the knighthood setting out his party's policy plans for the nhs . do you agree with him? send us wewt— . do you agree with him? send us wewn wewe— . do you agree with him? send us wewn en— . do you agree with him? send us your views. gb views— do you agree with him? send us your views. gb views gb news .com. you really— your views. gb views gb news .com. /tit. ”citing : your views. gb views gb news .com. /ti:t. .com. you really enjoyed that speech by kids, didn't you? he's so boring, isn't he? the

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white on . gb news. it's what white on. gb news. it's what time is white on. gb news. it's what ttne te tte— white on. gb news. it's what time is it? 1040— white on. gb news. it's what time is it? 1040 45. - �*ft�* 1“ ct" [15 \ it's what time is it? 1040 45. this �*ft�* 1“ tit" [15 \ it's what time is it? 1040 45. this is �*ft�* 1�* 1�* [15 \ it's what time is it? 1040 45. this is the eetnt— time is it?104o 45. this is the eetnt et— time is it?104o 45. this is the eetnt et en— time is it?104o 45. this is the point at gb news.— time is it? 1040 45. this is the point at gb news. andrew brazier bev point at gb news. andrew brazier new twnnen— point at gb news. andrew brazier new twnnen tn— point at gb news. andrew brazier bev turner in the— point at gb news. andrew brazier bev turner in the studio we have the bev turner in the studio we have tne tween,— bev turner in the studio we have the a—team, kevin— bev turner in the studio we have the a—team, kevin maguire from the a—team, kevin maguire from tne-wtnnen. — the a—team, kevin maguire from the-mirror. well,- the a—team, kevin maguire from the-mirror. well, b- the a—team, kevin maguire from the mirror. well, b plus the daily mirror. well, b plus ent— the daily mirror. well, b plus ent te— the daily mirror. well, b plus ent te etwe— the daily mirror. well, b plus ent te etwe t— the daily mirror. well, b plus and 18 plus a plus. amanda tnet— and 18 plus a plus. amanda egg, nw— and 18 plus a plus. amanda patel, my great— and 18 plus a plus. amanda patel, my great friend and eetteegwe— patel, my great friend and colleague from _ patel, my great friend and colleague from daily mail. ttenntng— colleague from daily mail. ttenntng .— colleague from daily mail. morning . both— colleague from daily mail. morning . both right.- colleague from daily mail. morning . both right. our top morning. both right. our top story that we're discussing this morning, we've been gossiping a little today about phil and little bit today about phil and holly. do you have holly. amanda, do you have a strong opinion on this? i've no doubt morning doubt every morning you're watching that actually. watching us. not that actually. i your show because often i record your show because often t-n —nwt— i record your show because often t-n —nwt t- i record your show because often i'm _but i watch. i record your show because often i'm _but i watch it| i'm working then. but i watch it ettenwente— i'm working then. but i watch it afterwards. that's— i'm working then. but i watch it afterwards. that's beside the eetnt.— afterwards. that's beside thei eetnt—etewt point. very strong view about tnt— point. very strong view about tnt-netw— point. very strong view about tntt-netw .— point. very strong view about phil holly . okay. and andrew phil and holly. okay. and andrew and phil and holly. okay. and andrew ent-newe— phil and holly. okay. and andrew ent-newe e— phil and holly. okay. and andrew and-have a bit— phil and holly. okay. and andrew and-have a bit of- phil and holly. okay. and andrew and-have a bit of a- phil and holly. okay. and andrew and have a bit of a kind and i, we have a bit of a kind of and i, we have a bit of a kind et en— and i, we have a bit of a kind of an understanding of this. tntnew— of an understanding of this. tntnew ent— of an understanding of this. andrew and i— of an understanding of this. andrew and i have been friends for andrew and i have been friends ten-ent— andrew and i have been friends ten-ent w-wee- andrew and i have been friends for and we've worked for 25 years and we've worked tegetnen— for 25 years and we've worked tegetnen ten— for 25 years and we've worked together for-of- for 25 years and we've worked together for of that time, together for most of that time, tte— together for most of that time, tte-ent— together for most of that time, like-and holly,— together for most of that time, like and holly, been like phil and holly, been on netttew— like phil and holly, been on holiday,-phil- like phil and holly, been on holiday, phil holly. holiday, like phil and holly. wewe— holiday, like phil and holly. we-we teen— holiday, like phil and holly. we've been all— holiday, like phil and holly. we've been all the time on how new— we've been all the time on how many netttewe— we've been all the time on how many holidays have we been on. i a many holidays have we been on. t—e job—

many holidays have we been on. i_a job weekends. l i even cost you a job weekends. he my place last night he was at my place last night newng—teeet- he was at my place last night. having—toast right. having tomatoes on toast right. we having tomatoes on toast right. we—tete— having tomatoes on toast right. we—tete ent- having tomatoes on toast right. we—tete ent ne- having tomatoes on toast right. we job, and he got we cost her a job, and he got ne— we cost her a job, and he got ne get— we cost her a job, and he got we get me— we cost her a job, and he got me. he got me sacked. okay? he teetnewet— me. he got me sacked. okay? he teetnewet nw— me. he got me sacked. okay? he destroyed my career— me. he got me sacked. okay? he destroyed my career and inadvertent— destroyed my career and inadvertent albie. and i still tewe— inadvertent albie. and i still tewe ntn— inadvertent albie. and i still love him. and— inadvertent albie. and i still love him. and what i don't understand— love him. and what i don't understand about the phil and netw— understand about the phil and nettw tntng— understand about the phil and nettw tntng te— understand about the phil and holly thing is that is if you've teen— holly thing is that is if you've been friends— holly thing is that is if you've been friends for— holly thing is that is if you've been friends for that long, and i been friends for that long, and t tntnt— been friends for that long, and t tntnt tnet— been friends for that long, and i think that that— been friends for that long, and i think that that pink heart eett— i think that that pink heart said everything about her. so ewet— said everything about her. so just te— said everything about her. so gwet te te— said everything about her. so just to be clear,— said everything about her. so just to be clear, what- said everything about her. so just to be clear, what the- said everything about her. so just to be clear, what the pink heart. okay, the pink heart emet— heart. okay, the pink heart emoj'i neene— heart. okay, the pink heart emoji means girl- okay, the pink heart emoji means girl power. so she did emoji means girl power. so she tte e— emoji means girl power. so she did a statement— emoji means girl power. so she did a statement in which she said the sofa will be empty without you and my heart is broken. and she put a little emoji, though she kicked emoji, even though she kicked him off the symbol on a text message. and the whole thing tnet— message. and the whole thing tnet-etewt— message. and the whole thing that-about-is- that i think about this is neettw— that i think about this is really disgusting your really disgusting is if your tntente— really disgusting is if your friends, your— really disgusting is if your friends, your friends, through tnet— friends, your friends, through tntet ent— friends, your friends, through thick and-as— friends, your friends, through. thick and-as-been, thick and thin as we have been, ent— thick and thin as we have been, ent tt— thick and thin as we have been, ent tt wew— thick and thin as we have been, ent tt wew ee— thick and thin as we have been, and if you are and— thick and thin as we have been, and if you are and she didn't etene— and if you are and she didn't etent tw— and if you are and she didn't etent tw ntn— and if you are and she didn't stand by him in— and if you are and she didn't stand by him in the end, she eenetetetw— stand by him in the end, she completely shafted him . and completely shafted him. and i tntnt— completely shafted him. and i tntnt-etnen- completely shafted him. and i think-other thing- completely shafted him. and i think other thing that think that the other thing that neettw—tntel think that the other thing thati neettw—tnte te really upsets the about this is, is really upsets me about this is, te tne— really upsets me about this is, te tne wnete— really upsets me about this is, is the whole way— really upsets me about this is, is the whole way that this quote tnet— is the whole way that this quote tnet tene— is the whole way that this quote tnet ewt— is the whole way that this quote that came out for— is the whole way that this quote that came out for weeks and weete— that came out for weeks and weete eewtng— that came out for weeks and weeks saying what holly wants, netw— weeks saying what holly wants, nettw gete— weeks saying what holly wants, nettw gete wne— weeks saying what holly wants, holly gets who is— weeks saying what holly wants, holly gets who is the last eeneen— holly gets who is the last eeneen wne— holly gets who is the last person who said that? jt�*1�*itiilg"te�*"

person who said that? meghan txeettw. sne— person who said that? meghan exactly. she is— person who said that? meghan exactly. she is a— person who said that? jt�*1�*itiilg"te�*" 71511“; she is a complete exactly. she is a complete negte. — exactly. she is a complete negte. snee— exactly. she is a complete magic. she's the- exactly. she is a complete magic. she's the meghan markle of british bucha she is the meghan markle of british broadcast. kevin i've always to we— broadcast. kevin i've always to we tn— broadcast. kevin i've always to we t-n ween— broadcast. kevin i've always to we t-n ween .— broadcast. kevin i've always to this i'm yeah , i'm— :i kevin i've always to this i'm yeah , i'm always wary this i'm yeah, i'm always wary of this i'm yeah, i'm always wary et eentnewtng— this i'm yeah, i'm always wary of portraying powerful women . of portraying powerful women. i went— of portraying powerful women. i went went— of portraying powerful women. i went went te— of portraying powerful women. i don't want to mansplain- of portraying powerful women. don't want to mansplain this, but it's always the kind of wicked wicked lady but what you can see here is the power relationship is completely shifted . it was phil and holly, shifted. it was phil and holly, then it became holly. and phil, really. but everyone was still calling him phil and holly. she's grown he's. she's she's grown up. he's. she's grown and she's she's grown grown up. and she's she's grown out. became shafted him and out. she became shafted him and eamonn . and. would you do eamonn holmes. and. would you do that to a friend? would i do that to a friend? would i do that to a friend? would i do that to andrew? never done ttennt— that to andrew? never done tentnt tne— that to andrew? never done behind the scenes. - that to andrew? never done behind the scenes. i- 1 7 never done behind the scenes. 1�* 1 7 never done behind the scenes. i mean, but eamonn made the point, didn't behind the scenes. i mean, but eanthat made the point, didn't behind the scenes. i mean, but eanthat made she point, didn't behind the scenes. i mean, but eanthat made she came, didn't behind the scenes. i mean, but eanthat made she came ontot't behind the scenes. i mean, but eanthat made she came onto the he, that when she came onto the tv screen, nothing? tv screen, she knew nothing? yeah experience, yeah she gained experience, skill all. that's what i did wttn— skill all. that's what i did wttn wew.— skill all. that's what i did with you. you— 1 that's what i did with you. you knew hardly enwtntng.— with you. you knew hardly enwtntng. ttt— with you. you knew hardly anything. all my wing. oh, he gntneeet. — anything. all my wing. oh, he gnneeet. tw— anything. all my wing. oh, he grimaced. my arm broken. ti; grimaced. my arm broken. he gntnneeet— grimaced. my arm broken. he gnneeet. sne— grimaced. my arm broken. he grimaced. she set— grimaced. my arm broken. he grimaced. she set up- grimaced. my arm broken. he grimaced. she set up this business recently called wild moon and weather on instagram. it's all about empowerment and it's it's all about empowerment and tt-e ett— it's all about empowerment and tt-e ett etewt— it's all about empowerment and

it's all about i— it's all about empowerment and it's all about i mean, it's a tet— it's all about i mean, it's a tet et— it's all about i mean, it's a tet et tte,— it's all about i mean, it's a lot of like, you— it's all about i mean, it's a lot of like, you light a candle ent— lot of like, you light a candle ent-wew— lot of like, you light a candle ent-wew teet- lot of like, you light a candle- and _you feel-about and suddenly you feel good about the and suddenly you feel good about tne wentt. — and suddenly you feel good about tne wentt. ewt— and suddenly you feel good about the world. but she's been on a bit the world. but she's been on a ttt et— the world. but she's been on a ttt et e— the world. but she's been on a bit of a spiritual— the world. but she's been on a bit of a spiritual journey neeenttw— bit of a spiritual journey recently, and _ bit of a spiritual journey recently, and i- bit of a spiritual journey recently, and i don't use that went— recently, and i don't use that word _actress- recently, and i don't use that- word _actress- been word lightly. actress she's been on commercial. she's been on on a commercial. she's been on a eennnnenetet— on a commercial. she's been on a eennenetet-ent- on a commercial. she's been on a commercial-and what- on a commercial. she's been on a commercial-and what shei commercial journey and what she enewtt— commercial journey and what she enewtt te— commercial journey and what she should be doing— commercial journey and what she should be doing ,_ commercial journey and what she should be doing , what she should should be doing, what she should be should be doing, what she should tee tetng— should be doing, what she should tee tetng te— should be doing, what she should be doing is launching a big wetette— be doing is launching a big website where— be doing is launching a big website where she shows you to new— website where she shows you to new eneneen — website where she shows you to how sharpen knives. \tt1it website where she shows you to how sharpen knives. \t1it website where she shows you to how sharpen knives. \tt1it how sharpen knives. no, but i'm sorry— how sharpen knives. no, but i'm eennw .— how sharpen knives. no, but i'm sorry , but if you've been if sorry, but if you've been if you've been the co presenter and you've been the co presenter and you've been the co presenter and you've been a little bit of fluff with your more sort of meaty male co—presenter for 15 years, whatever she's been with phillip schofield 20 years and she, she has grown up, that's the phrase to use . actually the phrase to use. actually i can i the phrase to use. actually i t een— the phrase to use. actually i can i can see— the phrase to use. actually i can i can see it.— isti; actually i can i can see it. there's i see ene-e— can i can see it. there's i see ene-e tte,— can i can see it. there's i see ene-e neg, ne— can i can see it. there's i see she's like, no, hang on minute she's like, no, hang on a minute . tntn— she's like, no, hang on a minute . tnte ten-t— she's like, no, hang on a minute . this isn't about— she's like, no, hang on a minute . this isn't about you- she's like, no, hang on a minute . this isn't about you anymore. and i'm all right with that. there have been events in his tne— there have been events in his tne-teen- there have been events in his life been troubled life that she's been troubled by. life that she's been troubled tw. ttee. — life that she's been troubled tw. ttee. sne— life that she's been troubled by. also. she left the talent egenew— by. also. she left the talent egenew tnnee— by. also. she left the talent agency three years ago, that nee— agency three years ago, that ne-e e— agency three years ago, that he's a shareholder. shareholder of he's a shareholder. shareholder et tne.— he's a shareholder. shareholder et tne. nwet— he's a shareholder. shareholder of the. must have— he's a shareholder. shareholder of the. must have been a bit of teneten— of the. must have been a bit of teneten ent— of the. must have been a bit of teneten ent t— of the. must have been a bit of tension and i think she took £1 ntttten— tension and i think she took £1 ntttten wttn— tension and i think she took £1 million with her.— tension and i think she took £1 million with her. the most . and

million with her. the most. and you— million with her. the most. and wew eewte— million with her. the most. and you eewtt eee— million with her. the most. and you could see it— million with her. the most. and you could see it building neneget— you could see it building neneget tw— you could see it building managed by her husband. / managed by her husband. yeah. and managed by her husband. yeah. tnt ewet— managed by her husband. yeah. tnt just entw— managed by her husband. yeah. tnt just only get— managed by her husband. yeah. and just only got one— managed by her husband. yeah. and just only got one interest. you know, holly yeah. we can nentnete— you know, holly yeah. we can marinate over— you know, holly yeah. we can marinate over this as as we marinate over this as long as we like truth is, they were like the truth is, they were friends very time , friends for a very long time, and she shafted him. yeah what? holly wanted holly got. and i think it's. i think it's in unconscionable , especially given unconscionable, especially given the difficulty he's going through. and i look at pictures of phil phillip schofield now and i'm worried about him yeah and i'm worried about him yeah and a friend should worried. and a friend should be worried. really? yeah i'm really worried. but. don't you think so? but. but don't you think so? wnet— but. but don't you think so? wnet te— but. but don't you think so? wnet te-ene- but. but don't you think so?| what do-she should what do you think she should newe—teee- what do you think she should have _too? should i what do you think she should. have _too? should she have done then, too? should she newe — have done then, too? should she newe-ent— have done then, too? should she have-and defended- have done then, too? should she have and defended him? have come out and defended him? no, have come out and defended him? telemet— have come out and defended him? no,-should have— have come out and defended him? no,-should have just- have come out and defended him? no,-should have just gone- have come out and defended him? no,-should have just gone on. no, she should have just gone on with the show like you do. with the show like you guys do. you just be professional. you come days a you do come in four days a week. you do your stand by someone your show, you stand by someone who's through tough times. who's going through tough times. if andrew going if andrew was going through tough would know tough times, you would know feature him. would support feature him. you would support him, help him and you him, you'd help him and you wouldn't. is she trying him? is ene— wouldn't. is she trying him? is ene tnnewtng— wouldn't. is she trying him? is she throwing him _ 31“ c is she trying him? is she throwing him under a bus teeewee— she throwing him under a bus teeewee nte— she throwing him under a bus because his brother got sent to enteen— because his brother got sent to enteen tent — because his brother got sent to prison for? the— because his brother got sent to prison for? g prison for? the whole teenage narrative underneath it all is that she felt that her brand was

being tarnished . now, whatever being tarnished. now, whatever happened , phillip schofield is happened, phillip schofield is not the one who was convict. did you know? does it depend what 7 does it depend what comes out now though? amanda if eenetntng— comes out now though? amanda if something comes— comes out now though? amanda if something comes out, which is more on phillip— something comes out, which is more on phillip schofield and wnet— more on phillip schofield and wnet-teen— more on phillip schofield and what-been doing- more on phillip schofield and what been doing behind the what he's been doing behind the e—eneetenn- scenes, would you then say, wen,— scenes, would you then say, wew-teee— scenes, would you then say,- well,-does-distanced well, fair does holly distanced wewneett—wewl well, fair does holly distanced- yourself_you needed yourself from him and you needed to i yourself from him and you needed te-t ewet— yourself from him and you needed te-t just tttnt— yourself from him and you needed to-i just think you- yourself from him and you needed to-i just think you stick. to know? i just think you stick by as that. by your friends. simple as that. well, what think? well, kevin, what do you think? i i well, kevin, what do you think? t-t tntnt— well, kevin, what do you think? t-t tttnt tt— well, kevin, what do you think? i-i think if stuff— well, kevin, what do you think? i-i think if stuff you- i think i think if stuff you know, there's a lot of unanswered questions, but there is as if was a very is looked as if there was a very warm friendship, which is not now , you know, it's now ice age now, you know, it's now ice age and somebody was leaking. so why schofield does particularly- 1g so why schofield does particularly in tne— schofield does particularly in the - newspaper- schofield does particularly in the newspaper and the daily the sun newspaper and the daily ttett. — the sun newspaper and the daily ttett. teen.— the sun newspaper and the daily mail. yeah, all— the sun newspaper and the daily mail. yeah, all the— the sun newspaper and the daily mail. /1�* 1g the sun newspaper and the daily mail. / 1g mail. yeah, all the briefing was in favour and against him. in her favour and against him. but then events in his life in recent years have been troubled and not so in hers. and also because you've had a long relationship at work and that colleagues who became friends. yeah. rather than friends who became colleagues. i don't think

these things last forever. but i'm less i'm less upset than you. i know it's captivated the nafion you. i know it's captivated the nation because i'm andrew and i are going to be friends forever. yeah, you know, when i lost my tnetnen— yeah, you know, when i lost my non... nw— yeah, you know, when i lost my brother, my parents said god eent— brother, my parents said god eent ne— brother, my parents said god sent me andrew.— brother, my parents said god sent me andrew. i mean , they sent me andrew. i mean, they eewte— sent me andrew. i mean, they eewtt newe— sent me andrew. i mean, they could have chosen someone else. ewt— could have chosen someone else. ewt-tnew— could have chosen someone else. ewt-tnew- ewt— could have chosen someone else. but-know. but they- could have chosen someone else. but know. but they sent me but you know. but they sent me tntnew—nw- but you know. but they sent me andrew—my mate.. andrew to be to be my mate. tnene-e— andrew to be to be my mate. there's nothing— andrew to be to be my mate. there's nothing that would. wewtt—wew- there's nothing that would. would _you die i there's nothing that would. would _you die in there's nothing that would. - would _you die in the would you. would you die in the tttene — would you. would you die in the ditch? wouldn't— would you. would you die in the ditch? wouldn't-if- would you. would you die in the ditch? wouldn't-if your. ditch? wouldn't you, if your closest your closest closest friend for your closest friend. yes. you would. yeah. tnt— friend. yes. you would. yeah. tnt tenttw— t1i;1t: yes. you would. yeah. and family members, they went on netttew— and family members, they went on holiday together— and family members, they went on holiday together . _ and family members, they went on holiday together . sift1i;t: holiday together. so much shared between them in a way you don't normally expect with tv presenters that much presenters to spend that much time no and eamonn time together. no and eamonn holmes pretty he holmes is pretty clear. he worked . he knows these worked there. he knows these people. yeah, you, you know, people. yeah, but you, you know, eeeete— people. yeah, but you, you know, eeeete-te— people. yeah, but you, you know, eeeete-te tett— people. yeah, but you, you know, people-do fall out. - people people do fall out. teeete— people people do fall out. . teeete—ewt. people do. families fall out. tew— people do. families fall out. wew—wegneni people do. families fall out. - you—meghan markle. you you mentioned meghan markle. teet— you you mentioned meghan markle. teet new— you you mentioned meghan markle. teet new eteee— you you mentioned meghan markle. look how close family was . look how close that family was. tnt— look how close that family was. tnt nennw— look how close that family was. tnt nennw tne— look how close that family was. and harry, the royal family ttgtt— and harry, the royal family ttgnt. tnt— and harry, the royal family right. and they were they were tnew— right. and they were they were tnew — right. and they were they were they were massively embraced at they were massively embraced at tne eegtnntng— they were massively embraced at the beginning that— they were massively embraced at the beginning that family then tnew— the beginning that family then tnew tett— the beginning that family then tnewtettewt. — the beginning that family then they fell out. t i c gtic they fell out. don't get me started on the royal family. okay kicked you off. going okay i kicked you off. i'm going to today. where's to your column today. where's the camera? okay. kevin maguire.

harry maguire. he says in his eewnnnt— harry maguire. he says in his eewnnnt tn— harry maguire. he says in his column, i'm not— harry maguire. he says in his column, i'm not worried about tnt— column, i'm not worried about tnt ent— column, i'm not worried about phil and ollie. _ column, i'm not worried about phil and ollie. he- column, i'm not worried about phil and ollie. ti; i ig phil and ollie. he says backing for the republican movement after charles's coronation, which cost £250 million. bucha that's a lot of money, is now you say almost 1 in 3 people want us to dump the royals. yep. it's 28. ipsos mori , highest in it's 28. ipsos mori, highest in 30 it's 28. ipsos mori, highest in so weene — it's 28. ipsos mori, highest in so we tte— c $78 ipsos mori, highest in 30 years. it's becoming mainstay teen— 30 years. it's becoming mainstay teen se— 30 years. it's becoming mainstay team now. so that— 30 years. it's becoming mainstay team now. so that means how many? 28. want to get rid of it, which means 72% want to keep it. yeah unfortunately, it's a work in yeah unfortunately, it's a work tn enegneee— yeah unfortunately, it's a work tn enegneee .— yeah unfortunately, it's a work tn enegneee . ewt— yeah unfortunately, it's a work in progress , but it's— tv/t1i;f i unfortunately, it's a work in progress , but it's giving in progress, but it's giving teee— in progress, but it's giving neee teng— in progress, but it's giving hope long way. i'll tell you to 90-— hope long way. i'll tell you to ge. tew— hope long way. i'll tell you to ge. wewn teee— hope long way. i'll tell you to go. your £250 million gold coach tnettte— go. your £250 million gold coach tnettte ten— go. your £250 million gold coach tnettte ten tn— go. your £250 million gold coach traffic jam in london wasn't as eeewten— traffic jam in london wasn't as eeewten ee— traffic jam in london wasn't as eeewten ee wew— traffic jam in london wasn't as popular as you think. kevin tenn— popular as you think. kevin tewn tnew— popular as you think. kevin kevin know, he— popular as you think. kevin kevin know, he claims he was in twntew— kevin know, he claims he was in twntew en— kevin know, he claims he was in turkey or greece. _ kevin know, he claims he was in turkey or greece. i— kevin know, he claims he was in turkey or greece. i turkey or greece. i was in eneeee— turkey or greece. i was in greece. he was in cuba. and the people. did you watch the teeete-e— people. did you watch the people's republic- did you watch the people's republic of. \tit did you watch the people's republic of. kit people's republic of. no, no, i tetttenetetw— people's republic of. no, no, i deliberately went on holiday and missed the build up. and i was in missed the build up. and i was tn teewttteen— missed the build up. and i was in republican greece- missed the build up. and i was in republican greece ,- : t: c. and i was in republican greece , which got in republican greece, which got rid in republican greece, which got ntt et— in republican greece, which got ntt et tte— in republican greece, which got rid of its royal— in republican greece, which got

rid of its royal family confirmed— rid of its royal family confirmed it- rid of its royal family confirmed it in a referendum in tewe.— confirmed it in a referendum in tewe. tnt— confirmed it in a referendum in tewe. tnt t— confirmed it in a referendum in 1974. and i came— confirmed it in a referendum in 1974. and i came back afterwards wnen— 1974. and i came back afterwards wnen ewenweetw— 1974. and i came back afterwards when everybody had cleared. tnene— when everybody had cleared. tnene wee— when everybody had cleared. tnene e— when everybody had cleared. there was a lot— when everybody had cleared. there was a lot of rubbish left eewnt — there was a lot of rubbish left around. kevin— there was a lot of rubbish left around. i mfg. t1i; : around. kevin maguire would think i saw it on the news, 30% of people wanting to get of of people wanting to get rid of the monarchy is something to cheer about. i love your revolution , kevin. i it. revolution, kevin. i love it. it's age of enlightened. it's the age of enlightened. wnet— it's the age of enlightened. wnet-tee— it's the age of enlightened. what- do? this- it's the age of enlightened. what- do? this this. it's the age of enlightened. i what- do? this this story what can we do? this this story , right? this about drug , right? this is about drug driving , overtaking, drink driving, overtaking, drink driving, overtaking, drink driving . this is a this is driving. this is a this is amazing. it's one of those things, no matter that you feel it's been going behind the it's been going on behind the scenes people are scenes for a while, people are having having having a spliff, having a line of coke, behind the of coke, getting behind the wheel please haven't wheel of the car. please haven't kept this trend, have kept up with this trend, have they? what's a like they? what's a spliff like smoking weed, bev, would you like to confess anything here? no. live on tv. teenagers. i know all the lingo. listen, i can tell you i— know all the lingo. listen, i can tell you i tried- know all the lingo. listen, i can tell you i tried it- c igtit listen, i can tell you i tried it once. i et— can tell you i tried it once. i tett eeteee— can tell you i tried it once. i tett eeteee .— can tell you i tried it once. i fell asleep . not— can tell you i tried it once. i fell asleep . not behind the fell asleep. not behind the wneet. — fell asleep. not behind the wneet. we,— fell asleep. not behind the wneet. we, t— fell asleep. not behind the wheel. no, i wasn't doing that ttennt— wheel. no, i wasn't doing that tentnt tne— wheel. no, i wasn't doing that behind the wheel. to i behind the wheel. no, i know. i tnew— behind the wheel. no, i know. i knew. tte— behind the wheel. no, i know. i knew. tt-e e— behind the wheel. no, i know. i know. it's a problem.— behind the wheel. no, i know. i know. it's a problem. i- behind the wheel. \tt1it i know. it's a problem. i think tn.— know. it's a problem. i think t-n. tn.— know. it's a problem. i think m m tte— know. it's a problem. i think i'm. i'm. it's hard- know. it's a problem. i think i'm. i'm. it's hard to detect. it i'm. i'm. it's hard to detect. tt teeen-t— i'm. i'm. it's hard to detect. it doesn't really— i'm. i'm. it's hard to detect. it doesn't really get me going. t-n — it doesn't really get me going. t-n etnett— it doesn't really get me going. t-n etnett . — it doesn't really get me going. i'm afraid. but— it doesn't really get me going. i'm afraid. but it's- it doesn't really get me going.

i'm afraid. it doesn't really get me going. i'm afraid . i'm afraid. but it's a serious point, isn't it? i know people who say legalise cannabis decriminalise cannabis if they're now driving cars 80 a day that we know of . and if the day that we know of. and if the tangled wreckage of a car caused by somebody driving cannabis, isn't that why we've got to keep the rules as it is? you told me the rules as it is? you told me the condition— the rules as it is? you told me the condition on— the rules as it is? you told me the condition on which- c s7 you told me the condition on which i came in tetew— the condition on which i came in tetew-wene— the condition on which i came in tetew-wene getng- the condition on which i came in today were going to talk today is we were going to talk eeewt— today is we were going to talk eeen—teen.- today is we were going to talk. about—yeah.-and about fun things. yeah. okay and but about fun things. yeah. okay and ewt-e— about fun things. yeah. okay and ewt-e netw— about fun things. yeah. okay and but-a daily mail.— about fun things. yeah. okay and but-a daily mail. it- but it is a daily mail. it neeeene.— but it is a daily mail. it neeeene. on- but it is a daily mail. it. happens. oh,-know. but it is a daily mail. it- happens. oh,-know. this happens. oh, i don't know. this is happens. oh, i don't know. this te e— happens. oh, i don't know. this te e netw— happens. oh, i don't know. this is a daily mail.— happens. oh, i don't know. this is a daily mail. it's— happens. oh, i don't know. this is a daily mail. it's kevin. i tntnt— is a daily mail. it's kevin. i tttnt ente— is a daily mail. it's kevin. i think this is— is a daily mail. it's kevin. i think this islreally- is a daily mail. it's kevin. i think this is really this is think this is a really this is really issue actually, really important issue actually, because you've got, know, because if you've got, you know, if being if 80 people a day are being caught guilty of found to caught guilty of being found to be driving under the influence of drugs and aren't testing of drugs and we aren't testing them, not being found them, they're not being found guilty. the guilty. yeah, because as the mail think it is an mail explains, i think it is an important issue here. there are actually at the— important issue here. there are actually at the moment- it1i;t1i; there are actually at the moment more eneeeewttene— actually at the moment more prosecutions for— actually at the moment more prosecutions for drink driving tnen— prosecutions for drink driving tnen tnwg— prosecutions for drink driving than drug driving. there's eeteee— than drug driving. there's 33,000 e— than drug driving. there's 33,000 a year— than drug driving. there's 33,000 a year drink driving . 33,000 a year drink driving. tnene-e— 33,000 a year drink driving. there's nearly— 33,000 a year drink driving. there's nearly 18,000 for drug tntwng. — there's nearly 18,000 for drug driving. however— there's nearly 18,000 for drug driving. however police chiefs sav— driving. however police chiefs eew tnwg— driving. however police chiefs eew tnwg tnwng— driving. however police chiefs say drug driving is more enewetent— say drug driving is more prevalent across the uk than tntnt— prevalent across the uk than tntnt tntwng— prevalent across the uk than drink driving because it's seen as more socially—

drink driving because it's seen as more socially acceptable by eeeete— as more socially acceptable by some people. most people just ten-t— some people. most people just ten-t tntnt— some people. most people just don't drink drive. _ some people. most people just don't drink drive. i remember in the don't drink drive. i remember in tne eee— don't drink drive. i remember in tne eee ent— don't drink drive. i remember in the 60s and 70s— don't drink drive. i remember in the 60s and 70s it— don't drink drive. i remember in the 60s and 70s it was considered— the 60s and 70s it was considered socially acceptable. in considered socially acceptable. tn tnwtn— considered socially acceptable. tn tnwtn .— considered socially acceptable. tn tnwtn , tt— considered socially acceptable. in truth , if you— considered socially acceptable. in truth , if you got caught, in truth, if you got caught, eeeete— in truth, if you got caught, eeeete wewtt— in truth, if you got caught, people would think , oh, you're people would think, oh, you're wntwetw— people would think, oh, you're wntwetw new— people would think, oh, you're unlucky now. you— people would think, oh, you're unlucky now. you think you're etwett— unlucky now. you think you're etwett ent— unlucky now. you think you're etwett ent wew— unlucky now. you think you're stupid and you know , and you stupid and you know, and you eewte— stupid and you know, and you eewtt newe— stupid and you know, and you could have killed— stupid and you know, and you could have killed somebody. j t: could have killed somebody. did a could have killed somebody. did e ttg— could have killed somebody. did e ttg neettn— could have killed somebody. did a big health campaign, a big pubuc a big health campaign, a big public health. absolutely and it worked. drugs, it's public health. absolutely and it worked. _drugs, it's very. worked. but on drugs, it's very tttttewtt— worked. but on drugs, it's very difficult-detect— worked. but on drugs, it's very difficult-detect as- worked. but on drugs, it's very difficult detect as well . it difficult to detect as well. it tetee— difficult to detect as well. it tetee-tewn— difficult to detect as well. it takes four months for a takes about four months for a teet— takes about four months for a teetleene— takes about four months for a test come through. you've got test to come through. you've got to test to come through. you've got te te— test to come through. you've got to be prosecuted.— test to come through. you've got to be prosecuted. if— test to come through. you've got to be prosecuted. if you're going— to be prosecuted. if you're going-there's- going to if there's a case egetnet— going to if there's a case against-within- going to if there's a case against within six months against you within six months of tetng—neet- against you within six months of tetng—neee el against you within six months of. tetng—neee e wenw being stopped. so we need a very gwtet— being stopped. so we need a very gwtet tnetent— being stopped. so we need a very quick instant drug— being stopped. so we need a very quick instant drug test come newnt— quick instant drug test come newnt wnen— quick instant drug test come round when your— quick instant drug test come round when your house gets tneten— round when your house gets tneten tnte— round when your house gets broken into and— round when your house gets broken into and it feels like, wen,— broken into and it feels like, well, ent— broken into and it feels like, well, ent t— broken into and it feels like, well, and i hate— broken into and it feels like, well, and i hate to say it, but it well, and i hate to say it, but tt-teet— well, and i hate to say it, but tt-teet-we- well, and i hate to say it, but it-feel-we need- well, and i hate to say it, but it-feel-we need a. well, and i hate to say it, but. it-feel-we need a new it does feel like we need a new eeneetgn— it does feel like we need a new eeneetgn e— it does feel like we need a new campaign, a government campaign eeewt— campaign, a government campaign enewt—sene- campaign, a government campaign about—some peoplel about drug driving. some people tttnt— about drug driving. some people think have think they're okay to have somebody head should think they're okay to have someblbehind head should think they're okay to have someblbehind the head should think they're okay to have someblbehind the wheel should think they're okay to have someblbehind the wheel because not be behind the wheel because you kill. yeah. kevin you can kill. yeah. kevin ttenntn— you can kill. yeah. kevin weenetn t— you can kill. yeah. kevin mcgrath, a long- ti.fi 1 yeah. kevin mcgrath, a long time. ti; mcgrath, a long time. he's otetet— mcgrath, a long time. he's otetet te— mcgrath, a long time. he's ofsted is the— mcgrath, a long time. he's ofsted is the most banal. hello you heard . are you going to you ever heard. are you going to get during this show? get better during this show? republicans off with his head. we need to move on. kevin, thank you so much . coming back, the

you so much. coming back, the pressure is piling up on home secretary over secretary suella braverman over her . fine. but is it her speeding. fine. but is it all a political stitch

channel it's 11:00 on monday, the 22nd it's11:oo on monday, the 22nd of may. this is the point on gb news with bev turner and andrew pierce speeding suella. yes, she's under pressure. 37�* t1i;ti.t1i; : ig yes, she's under pressure. the prime tttnteten— she's under pressure. the prime tttnteten te— she's under pressure. the prime minister is apparently consulting— minister is apparently consulting his ethics adviser over whether— consulting his ethics adviser over whether home secretary over whether the home secretary ttettw— over whether the home secretary mottve wne— over whether the home secretary mottve wne-te— over whether the home secretary motty, who _to do - over whether the home secretary motty, who _to do a- over whether the home secretary motty, who to do a speed motty, who wanted to do a speed ,-gnnng_ motty, who wanted to do a speed ,-driving awareness-

motty, who wanted to do a speed , driving awareness course , speed driving awareness course on , speed driving awareness course en nen— , speed driving awareness course on her own, whether that tneeenet— on her own, whether that breached ministerial rules breached the ministerial rules ent— breached the ministerial rules ent tt— breached the ministerial rules ent tt ee— breached the ministerial rules ent tt te— breached the ministerial rules and if so, is she— breached the ministerial rules and if so, is she on way out and if so, is she on the way out of and if so, is she on the way out et-eettnete— and if so, is she on the way out et-eettnete t— and if so, is she on the way out of-cabinet? i hope- and if so, is she on the way out of cabinet? i hope not. of the cabinet? i hope not. the fight— of the cabinet? i hope not. the ttgtt even— of the cabinet? i hope not. the ttgtt tne— of the cabinet? i hope not. the fight over the nhs— of the cabinet? i hope not. the fight over the nhs sunak promises a new app, of course he does. starmer promises new targets as nhs scotland offers junior doctors a 14% pay deal. what do you think of that? and the latest some other morning tv show you might have heard of it. is this the end of the road for tntttte— is this the end of the road for phillip schofield? all that to come onto the— phillip schofield? all that to come onto the point . come onto the point. be aware get— come onto the point. be aware get e— come onto the point. be aware we've got a new email address . i we've got a new email address. i didn't even know that until we came on air this morning. it's gbviews@gbnews.uk. com so get in touch with us this morning . let touch with us this morning. let us know your thoughts on everything we're discussing. but first of all, here's your news with tamsin roberts. this . with tamsin roberts. this. beth, thanks very much and with tamsin roberts. this. - beth, thanks very much and good nenntng— beth, thanks very much and good nenntng tnen —

beth, thanks very much and good morning from the— beth, thanks very much and good morning from the gb newsroom. it's morning from the gb newsroom. tt-e tnet— morning from the gb newsroom. tt-e wet tn— morning from the gb newsroom. it's 11:01 in the— morning from the gb newsroom. it's 11:01 in the home it's11:o1 in the home secretary's- it's11:o1 in the home secretary's conduct over her eeeettng— secretary's conduct over her eeeettng nne— secretary's conduct over her speeding fine will be addressed by speeding fine will be addressed tw tne— speeding fine will be addressed ew tne tnne— speeding fine will be addressed by the prime minister when he eeeete— by the prime minister when he eeeete te— by the prime minister when he eeeete te nte— by the prime minister when he speaks to his ethics adviser for ewette— speaks to his ethics adviser for suella braverman— speaks to his ethics adviser for suella braverman has been eeeweet— suella braverman has been eeeweet et— suella braverman has been accused of breaching the ministerial— accused of breaching the ministerial code following etetne— ministerial code following etetne ene— ministerial code following claims she asked for help in ennengtng— claims she asked for help in ennengtng e— claims she asked for help in arranging a private speed awareness course. it's alleged ene— awareness course. it's alleged ene etee— awareness course. it's alleged she also tried— awareness course. it's alleged she also tried to— awareness course. it's alleged she also tried to avoid getting eetnte— she also tried to avoid getting eetnte en— she also tried to avoid getting eetnte en nen— she also tried to avoid getting points on her driving licence. tetent— points on her driving licence. tetent swnet— points on her driving licence. rishi sunak ,— points on her driving licence. rishi sunak , who was asked about rishi sunak, who was asked about her rishi sunak, who was asked about ten nentttng— rishi sunak, who was asked about her handling of— rishi sunak, who was asked about her handling of the— rishi sunak, who was asked about her handling of the matter while in her handling of the matter while tn teeen— her handling of the matter while tn teeen ten— her handling of the matter while tn teeen ten tne— her handling of the matter while in japan for the g7— her handling of the matter while in japan for the g7 summit, will eeet— in japan for the g7 summit, will eeet etwtee— in japan for the g7 summit, will seek advice on— in japan for the g7 summit, will seek advice on whether there enewtt— seek advice on whether there enewtt te— seek advice on whether there should be an— seek advice on whether there should be an inquiry. shadow ewette— should be an inquiry. shadow public health— should be an inquiry. shadow public health minister andrew ewwnne— public health minister andrew ewwnne eewe— public health minister andrew gwynne says she— public health minister andrew gwynne says she needs to go . gwynne says she needs to go. twe— gwynne says she needs to go. we get— gwynne says she needs to go. we get neet— gwynne says she needs to go. i've got real frustration- gwynne says she needs to go. i've got real frustration here about this because at a time of about this because at a time of a cost of living crisis , people a cost of living crisis, people want real answers to at the time that our nhs is on its knees and needs fixing, we're here yet again talking about another tory minister who has sought to bend the rules, play the system for their own advantage. of course , their own advantage. of course, she needs to face an ethics adviser and i would go further.

i think rishi sunak needs to show some leadership and show her the door. labour has warned the her the door. labour has warned tne wne— her the door. labour has warned tne wns wen-t— her the door. labour has warned the nhs won't survive- : labour has warned the nhs won't survive five more weene— the nhs won't survive five more weene et— the nhs won't survive five more weene et e— the nhs won't survive five more years of a conservative government- years of a conservative government setting out his wteten— government setting out his wteten ten— government setting out his vision for the— government setting out his vision for the health service. sir vision for the health service. stn tetn— vision for the health service. sir keir starmer— vision for the health service. sir keir starmer promised to get the sir keir starmer promised to get tne wne— sir keir starmer promised to get tne wns teet— sir keir starmer promised to get the nhs back on— sir keir starmer promised to get the nhs back on its feet if his party— the nhs back on its feet if his eentw wtne— the nhs back on its feet if his eentw tne— the nhs back on its feet if his party wins the next election. tte— party wins the next election. nte etene— party wins the next election. his plans include reducing nhs wetttng— his plans include reducing nhs wetttng ttete— his plans include reducing nhs waiting lists, committing to nttttng— waiting lists, committing to nttttng tne— waiting lists, committing to hitting the four— waiting lists, committing to hitting the four hour a&e target and hitting the four hour a&e target ent tnenewtng— hitting the four hour a&e target and improving ambulance response tnee— and improving ambulance response ttnee tw— and improving ambulance response ttnee tw eege.— and improving ambulance response times by 2030. the— and improving ambulance response times by 2030. the next eteetten— times by 2030. the next election, the _ times by 2030. the next election, the nhs is on the line . tne— election, the nhs is on the line . the conservative— election, the nhs is on the line . the conservative party- election, the nhs is on the line . the conservative party that's brought it to its knees will put it in the ground . brought it to its knees will put it in the ground. but mark my words, if all we do in the labour party is to place the nhs on a pedestal and leave it there , that's not good enough either , sir. we've got to fix the fundamentals , renew its purpose fundamentals, renew its purpose , make it fit for the future .

, make it fit for the future. calls are being made for every went— calls are being made for every work related— calls are being made for every work related suicide to be investigated _ work related suicide to be investigated by the health and eetetw— investigated by the health and safety executive. _ investigated by the health and safety executive. it follows the teetn — safety executive. it follows the teetn et— safety executive. it follows the death of headteacher ruth perry, wne— death of headteacher ruth perry, wne teet— death of headteacher ruth perry, wne teet nen— death of headteacher ruth perry, who took her own— death of headteacher ruth perry, who took her own life in january . nen— who took her own life in january . nen tenttw— who took her own life in january . her family believes she was etneeeet— . her family believes she was stressed because— . her family believes she was stressed because of an ofsted tneeeetten— stressed because of an ofsted tneeeetten .— stressed because of an ofsted inspection . writing in the inspection. writing in the tenten— inspection. writing in the british medical journal , two british medical journal, two eeeennttee— british medical journal, two academics say— british medical journal, two academics say the profession has academics say the profession has e ewtw— academics say the profession has e twtw te— academics say the profession has a duty to demand— academics say the profession has a duty to demand action to teewe— a duty to demand action to teette tne— a duty to demand action to tackle the burden of mental neettn.— tackle the burden of mental health. russia's— tackle the burden of mental health. russia's wagner group of mercenaries has— health. russia's wagner group of mercenaries has announced plans to mercenaries has announced plans te teewe— mercenaries has announced plans to leave ukraine's— mercenaries has announced plans to leave ukraine's eastern city of to leave ukraine's eastern city et netnnwt.— to leave ukraine's eastern city of bakhmut. the— to leave ukraine's eastern city of bakhmut. the group's founder eewe— of bakhmut. the group's founder eewe tee— of bakhmut. the group's founder says forces will— of bakhmut. the group's founder says forces will retreat from tne— says forces will retreat from tne zttn — says forces will retreat from tne zttn et— says forces will retreat from the 25th of may— says forces will retreat from the 25th of may until the 1st of twne. — the 25th of may until the 1st of twne. tte— the 25th of may until the 1st of june. it's after— the 25th of may until the 1st of june. it's after ukraine's president— june. it's after ukraine's president, volodymyr zelenskyy ttenteeet— president, volodymyr zelenskyy dismissed claims— president, volodymyr zelenskyy dismissed claims by the eenenttttenw— dismissed claims by the paramilitary organisation that it paramilitary organisation that tt net— paramilitary organisation that it had successfully taken the ettw. — it had successfully taken the ettw. t— it had successfully taken the ettw. a wenntng— it had successfully taken the city. a warning is being issued over a number— city. a warning is being issued over a number of— city. a warning is being issued over a number of new sophisticated scams. consumer groupe— sophisticated scams. consumer gnewe. wnen— sophisticated scams. consumer gnewe. wnten eewe— sophisticated scams. consumer group, which says at least four are group, which says at least four tetng— group, which says at least four tetng tne— group, which says at least four are doing the rounds. they tnetwte— are doing the rounds. they include fake— are doing the rounds. they include fake paypal and missing eeneen— include fake paypal and missing eeneen eeeeete— include fake paypal and missing

person appeals fraud , bulent app person appeals fraud, bulent app etene— person appeals fraud, bulent app etente ent— person appeals fraud, bulent app etente ent etg— person appeals fraud, bulent app alerts and pig butchering, which was alerts and pig butchering, which gtwen— alerts and pig butchering, which gtwen tte— alerts and pig butchering, which was given its name because tnewtetene— was given its name because fraudsters so—called fatten up the fraudsters so—called fatten up tne wetn— fraudsters so—called fatten up tne wtettn tw— fraudsters so—called fatten up the victim by forming a romantic eenneetten— the victim by forming a romantic connection before— the victim by forming a romantic connection before executing the ttnenetet— connection before executing the ttnenetet eent— connection before executing the financial part of— connection before executing the financial part of the scam. the gewennnent— financial part of the scam. the government plans— financial part of the scam. the government plans to work with eteen — government plans to work with eteen te — government plans to work with eteen te wee— government plans to work with ofcom to use new— government plans to work with ofcom to use new technology to etene— ofcom to use new technology to etene eewn— ofcom to use new technology to etene tewn en— ofcom to use new technology to clamp down on the— ofcom to use new technology to clamp down on the spoofing of tegtttnete— clamp down on the spoofing of legitimate phone— clamp down on the spoofing of legitimate phone numbers . nearly legitimate phone numbers. nearly a legitimate phone numbers. nearly etntnt— legitimate phone numbers. nearly etntnt et— legitimate phone numbers. nearly etntnt et wewng— legitimate phone numbers. nearly a third of young survivors of tne— a third of young survivors of the manchester— a third of young survivors of the manchester arena bombing neeetwet— the manchester arena bombing neeetwet ne— the manchester arena bombing received no professional summe— received no professional support wttn— received no professional support, with a report finding tnetn— support, with a report finding their experiences weren't wetttetet— their experiences weren't validated by— their experiences weren't validated by adults in positions of validated by adults in positions et ee— validated by adults in positions et .— validated by adults in positions et . 22— validated by adults in positions of care . 22 people were killed of care. 22 people were killed wnen— of care. 22 people were killed wnen e— of care. 22 people were killed when a suicide— of care. 22 people were killed when a suicide bomber detonated his when a suicide bomber detonated nte tewee— when a suicide bomber detonated nte tewtee et— when a suicide bomber detonated his device at the— when a suicide bomber detonated his device at the ariana grande eeneen— his device at the ariana grande eeneen etw— his device at the ariana grande concert six years— his device at the ariana grande concert six years ago. the be tne— concert six years ago. the be the difference— concert six years ago. the be the difference report showed ttnee— the difference report showed three quarters— the difference report showed three quarters of children at tne— three quarters of children at tne event— three quarters of children at the event were _ three quarters of children at the event were mentally affected by the event were mentally affected tw tne— the event were mentally affected ew tne etteet— the event were mentally affected ew tne etteet ,— the event were mentally affected by the attack , but— the event were mentally affected by the attack , but professional by the attack, but professional eweeent— by the attack, but professional eweeent eent— by the attack, but professional support wasn't offered to 4 in 10 support wasn't offered to 4 in to et— support wasn't offered to 4 in to et tnen— support wasn't offered to 4 in to et tnen .— support wasn't offered to 4 in 10 of them . the— support wasn't offered to 4 in 10 of them . the son of murdered 10 of them. the son of murdered eettten— 10 of them. the son of murdered eettten tee— 10 of them. the son of murdered soldier lee rigby— 10 of them. the son of murdered soldier lee rigby has raised teweee— soldier lee rigby has raised £10,000 te— soldier lee rigby has raised £40,000 to honour his father .

£40,000 to honour his father. rigby— £40,000 to honour his father. tttgew wee— £40,000 to honour his father. tttgew ze— £40,000 to honour his father. rigby was 25 when he was etteetet — rigby was 25 when he was etteetet tw— rigby was 25 when he was attacked by extremists in weetwten— attacked by extremists in woolwich in— attacked by extremists in woolwich in south—east london in 2013.— woolwich in south—east london in zete. tz— woolwich in south—east london in zete. tz ween— woolwich in south—east london in 2013. tz ween ete— woolwich in south—east london in 2013. 12 year old jack is netetng— 2013. 12 year old jack is raising money- 2013. 12 year old jack is raising money on behalf of the enenttw— raising money on behalf of the charity scotty's— raising money on behalf of the charity scotty's little soldiers, _ charity scotty's little soldiers, which helps support teneewet— soldiers, which helps support bereaved children . the average bereaved children. the average tewee— bereaved children. the average newee enee— bereaved children. the average house price has— bereaved children. the average house price has reached a record ntgn— house price has reached a record ntgn tnte— house price has reached a record high this month— house price has reached a record high this month afterjumping by just high this month afterjumping by twet ewen— high this month afterjumping by twet etee— high this month afterjumping by just over 6500 pounds. property wetette— just over 6500 pounds. property website rightmove says the ewenege— website rightmove says the average asking _ website rightmove says the average asking price for a home in average asking price for a home tn nnttetn— average asking price for a home tn nnttetn te— average asking price for a home in britain is around £373,000. tne— in britain is around £373,000. tne tete— in britain is around £373,000. the 1.8% month— in britain is around £373,000. the 1.8% month on month rise is the the 1.8% month on month rise is tne etggeet— the 1.8% month on month rise is tne etggeet et— the1.8% month on month rise is the biggest of the— the 1.8% month on month rise is the biggest of the year so far. tttgntnewe— the biggest of the year so far. rightmove says— the biggest of the year so far. rightmove says the hyperlocal nentet— rightmove says the hyperlocal nentet te— rightmove says the hyperlocal market is still— rightmove says the hyperlocal market is still price sensitive ent— market is still price sensitive ent twwen— market is still price sensitive and buyer affordability remains etnetenet.— and buyer affordability remains stretched. but— and buyer affordability remains stretched. but there is now tneneeetng— stretched. but there is now increasing confidence from eettene— increasing confidence from eettene .— increasing confidence from sellers . this— increasing confidence from sellers . this is— increasing confidence from sellers . this is gb news more sellers. this is gb news more tnen— sellers. this is gb news more tnen ne— sellers. this is gb news more from me shortly.— sellers. this is gb news more from me shortly. now, though, from the shortly. now, though, it's from me shortly. now, though, tt-e teet— from me shortly. now, though, tt-e teet te— from me shortly. now, though, it's back to andrew and bev .

it's back to andrew and bev. eeet— it's back to andrew and bev. eeet nenntng— it's back to andrew and bev. good morning . _ it's back to andrew and bev. good morning . c it's back to andrew and bev. good morning. c “ole it's back to andrew and bev. good morning . c “ole good morning. it's 1106, so labour good morning. it's1106, so labour and the lib dems are calling for an investigation into suella braverman after she sought advice about arranging a private speed awareness course. the leaking of the story has raised concerns of a whitehall plot the blob. i would call plot by the blob. i would call it, to plot by the blob. i would call n, te tete— plot by the blob. i would call it, to take out— plot by the blob. i would call it, to take out tory— iwould call it, to take out tory brexiteers . wen-t— it, to take out tory brexiteers . wen-t tenget— it, to take out tory brexiteers . don't forget last— it, to take out tory brexiteers . don't forget last month's wentnte— . don't forget last month's dominic raab— . don't forget last month's dominic raab was forced to neetgn— dominic raab was forced to resign-justice— dominic raab was forced to resign justice secretary over resign as justice secretary over twttwtng— resign as justice secretary over bullying allegations. get bullying allegations. let's get more—political. more analysis from political eetten— more analysis from political editor-express- more analysis from political editor express online, editor at the express online, wewtt— editor at the express online, newt-tntn- editor at the express online,l david-this morning. editor at the express online,- david-this morning. good david maddox. this morning. good morning, you've written morning, david. you've written an article about this. what's your take on it? well i mean, first of all, i struggle to see what she'd really done wrong. when i when i first looked at tne— when i when i first looked at tne etenw— when i when i first looked at tne etenw, t— when i when i first looked at the story, i mean,— when i when i first looked at the story, i mean, she got a eeeettng— the story, i mean, she got a speeding ticket— the story, i mean, she got a speeding ticket and she's asked for speeding ticket and she's asked ten e— speeding ticket and she's asked ten e nt— speeding ticket and she's asked ten e ttt et— speeding ticket and she's asked for a bit of advice,— speeding ticket and she's asked for a bit of advice, but it teeen-t— for a bit of advice, but it doesn't look— for a bit of advice, but it doesn't look like she's really eetee— doesn't look like she's really eetet eeeete— doesn't look like she's really asked people to— doesn't look like she's really asked people to intervene on her eenetn— asked people to intervene on her tenett. tnt— asked people to intervene on her tenett. tnt tt— asked people to intervene on her behalf. and it seems to be minor etwtt— behalf. and it seems to be minor etwtt .— behalf. and it seems to be minor etwtt . ewt,— behalf. and it seems to be minor etwtt . ewt, wew— behalf. and it seems to be minor stuff . but, you know, i had stuff. but, you know, i had a neettng— stuff. but, you know, i had a neettng wttn— stuff. but, you know, i had a meeting with an— stuff. but, you know, i had a meeting with an ex civil servant wne-e— meeting with an ex civil servant wne-e twet— meeting with an ex civil servant who's just recently— meeting with an ex civil servant who's just recently left the etwtt— who's just recently left the civil service— who's just recently left the civil service last- who's just recently left the civil service last in the last

eewete— civil service last in the last eewete et— civil service last in the last couple of weeks— civil service last in the last couple of weeks who, you know, tetttng— couple of weeks who, you know, tetttng te— couple of weeks who, you know, was talking to me— couple of weeks who, you know, was talking to me about how tnene— was talking to me about how tnene te— was talking to me about how tnene te en— was talking to me about how there is an agenda against nnextteene— there is an agenda against brexiteers as— there is an agenda against brexiteers as have arisen agenda egetnet— brexiteers as have arisen agenda egetnet tne— brexiteers as have arisen agenda against the conservative government,— against the conservative government, how they want a tetewn— government, how they want a labour government and you know he labour government and you know ne eett— labour government and you know ne eett tetn— labour government and you know ne eett tetn tne— labour government and you know he said join the dots , look back he said join the dots, look back as he said join the dots, look back ee ten— he said join the dots, look back ee ten teet— he said join the dots, look back as far back as— he said join the dots, look back as far back as the— he said join the dots, look back as far back as the bullying ettegettene— as far back as the bullying allegations against priti patel, teet— allegations against priti patel, teet et— allegations against priti patel, teet et wnet— allegations against priti patel, look at what happened to boris. teet— look at what happened to boris. teet wnet— look at what happened to boris. look what happened to dom raab and look what happened to dom raab ent ee— look what happened to dom raab and some others— look what happened to dom raab and some others as— look what happened to dom raab and some others as well. and you tnew— and some others as well. and you knew tte— and some others as well. and you know, it's always— and some others as well. and you know, it's always the— and some others as well. and you know, it's always the brexiteers wne— know, it's always the brexiteers wne ee— know, it's always the brexiteers wne tetng— know, it's always the brexiteers who are being targeted. ' it: who are being targeted. and ene-e— who are being targeted. and ene-e e— who are being targeted. and she's a prominent— who are being targeted. and she's a prominent brexiteer. she's a prominent right winger. she's a prominent right winger. she's taking very line she's taking a very tough line on immigration . and if we on immigration. and if we believe read last believe what we read in last week, she's consistently been blocked by fellow members of the cabinet who don't, for instance, the education secretary. no. the education secretary. no, no. we've got have more we've got to have loads more students in. and if it means that if it that foreign students, if it means their means they can bring their entire be it, entire families, so be it, because it's all about promoting our universities. she our universities. and so if she was rid of her, she's got was to get rid of her, she's got a very dangerous enemy on the backbenches. and who then would be genuine tory brexiteer be the genuine tory brexiteer right wing radical in the cabinet apart from michael gove?

well, i, i, well, i'm not sure michael is a genuine michael gove is a genuine right wing he may be wing radical. he may be a netteet— wing radical. he may be a radical, but— wing radical. he may be a radical, but i— wing radical. he may be a radical, but i don't- ig ft: if he may be a radical, but i don't think we're ntgnt— radical, but i don't think we're ntgnt ten— radical, but i don't think we're ntgnt ten eetw— radical, but i don't think we're right for party. would recognise ntn— right for party. would recognise ntn ee— right for party. would recognise ntn ee-ew— right for party. would recognise him as-our own- right for party. would recognise him as our own any more. him as one of our own any more. twen— him as one of our own any more. even-eeete— him as one of our own any more. twen-eeete et— him as one of our own any more. even - spoke at the - him as one of our own any more. even spoke at the natcon even if he spoke at the natcon conference last— even if he spoke at the natcon conference last week, there wewttn-t— conference last week, there wewttn-t tee — conference last week, there wouldn't be anybody and i think it wouldn't be anybody and i think tt wewtt— wouldn't be anybody and i think it would-serious— wouldn't be anybody and i think it would serious problem it would be a serious problem for it would be a serious problem ten swnet— it would be a serious problem for sunak akua _ it would be a serious problem for sunak akua albie already a gneet— for sunak akua albie already a gneet teet— for sunak akua albie already a gneet teet et— for sunak akua albie already a great deal of unhappiness about eettetee— great deal of unhappiness about eettetee te— great deal of unhappiness about policies is they're— great deal of unhappiness about policies is they're not convinced _ policies is they're not convinced he's going to deal wttn— convinced he's going to deal wttn tne— convinced he's going to deal with the immigration legal or ttteget— with the immigration legal or ttteget .— with the immigration legal or illegal . they're— with the immigration legal or illegal . they're certainly not illegal. they're certainly not eenwtteet— illegal. they're certainly not convinced on— illegal. they're certainly not convinced on the legal immigration- convinced on the legal immigration side, he appeared to weten— immigration side, he appeared to weten tnet— immigration side, he appeared to water that down— immigration side, he appeared to water that down last week ntneett— water that down last week himself whilst— water that down last week himself whilst he was in japan and:— himself whilst he was in japan ent, wew— himself whilst he was in japan ent. wew tnew— himself whilst he was in japan and, you know, there's a lot of dissatisfaction _ and, you know, there's a lot of dissatisfaction .— and, you know, there's a lot of dissatisfaction . i— and, you know, there's a lot of dissatisfaction . i spoke to mps dissatisfaction. i spoke to mps etten— dissatisfaction. i spoke to mps etten tne— dissatisfaction. i spoke to mps after the whole— dissatisfaction. i spoke to mps after the whole eu retained law teweete— after the whole eu retained law teteete wne— after the whole eu retained law debacle who were— after the whole eu retained law debacle who were discussing ewtttng— debacle who were discussing putting letters— debacle who were discussing putting letters in, you know, ttte— putting letters in, you know, we ttte— putting letters in, you know, this this was— putting letters in, you know, this this was we— putting letters in, you know, this this was we thought that tnew— this this was we thought that tnew wee— this this was we thought that tnew getng— this this was we thought that they were going to get rid of 2000— they were going to get rid of 2000 tewe— they were going to get rid of 2000 tewe tw— they were going to get rid of 2000 laws by the end of the year . ttent — 2000 laws by the end of the year . ttent swnet— 2000 laws by the end of the year . rishi sunak in— 2000 laws by the end of the year . rishi sunak in his— 2000 laws by the end of the year . rishi sunak in his leadership campaign summer campaign last summer said there'd within 100 there'd be a review within 100 days. we'd be lucky if they get rid of 500 of these laws this

year and you've also got to remember suella was crucial remember that suella was crucial for him to become leader. explain. me why this is. explain. remind me why this is. i mean, you know, he he he spent a lot of time wooing her in that kind of run up when boris was trying to make a comeback. and then i think it was a sunday afternoon when suella declared for rishi sunak and, you know, a few hours later, boris johnson pulled the plug on his comeback. and i've been told by a number of sources that as well as support for rishi was absolutely crucial in that he felt that without her, he couldn't get the breadth of a party and unite the party if he tried to come back. so he quit and, you know, so this is why she got the home secretary role . it's why, you secretary role. it's why, you know, i was told that he promised her that she would be able to bring down immigration numbers, that she'd be able to do what she wanted on illegal immigration. do what she wanted on illegal immigration . well, that seems to immigration. well, that seems to be falling apart now , now as be falling apart now, now as well. you know, if she goes

well. but you know, if she goes there's nobody on the right to be a champion for him. do you suspect do you put this down to the blob, the civil servants, they got rid of they got rid of they got rid of they got rid of the former education secretary. bullying allegations , civil bullying allegations, civil eenwente— bullying allegations, civil servants. dominic raab. they got rid servants. dominic raab. they got ntt et— servants. dominic raab. they got ntt et ntn.— servants. dominic raab. they got ntt et ntn. tne— servants. dominic raab. they got rid of him. the justice eeenetenw— rid of him. the justice secretary. bullying allegations tnew— secretary. bullying allegations tnewtettet— secretary. bullying allegations they failed to _ secretary. bullying allegations they failed to get rid of priti tetet— they failed to get rid of priti patel because _ they failed to get rid of priti patel because boris johnson etwtt— patel because boris johnson etwet tw— patel because boris johnson stuck by-refused- patel because boris johnson stuck by refused to sack stuck by her, refused to sack nen. — stuck by her, refused to sack nen. wew— stuck by her, refused to sack nen. wew nw— stuck by her, refused to sack her. now now she's in the firing ttne— her. now now she's in the firing ttne. ewt— her. now now she's in the firing ttne. ewt et— her. now now she's in the firing line. but of course— her. now now she's in the firing line. but of course got rid line. but of course they got rid of line. but of course they got rid et-wett— line. but of course they got rid of-well because - line. but of course they got rid of well because those of boris as well because those teete—tne— of boris as well because those leaks—the civil- leaks came from the civil eewtee. — leaks came from the civil service. yeah.- leaks came from the civil service. tv/t1i;f i ' it: leaks came from the civil service. tv/t1i;fi 1 leaks came from the civil service. / leaks came from the civil service. tv/t1i;fi 1 leaks came from the civil service. / i 1 it: service. yeah. and or a lot of those leaks came from the civil service. yes i think this is part of it. and you know, it's no coincidence that she had a good week last week. she made quite a powerful speech at the national conservatism conference. she dug in on the immigration numbers and then suddenly she's the one being targeted with you know, what really is a very minor offence , really is a very minor offence, the sort of the left leaning political commentator obe was talking about the sort of more

left leaning , let's say, left leaning, let's say, conservatives in this country who don't like her rhetoric, who don't like her anti—immigration stance , who sit around the posh stance, who sit around the posh dinner parties of islington and might swarms, doesn't she , and might swarms, doesn't she, and the language and they say that she uses this dehumanising language immigration and language around immigration and they will like it if rishi sunak kicks her out. oh yes, but that ten-t— kicks her out. oh yes, but that ten-t tne— kicks her out. oh yes, but that ten-t tne eent— kicks her out. oh yes, but that isn't the part of— kicks her out. oh yes, but that isn't the part of that- ties/1s oh yes, but that isn't the part of that isn't ti.

the conservative party, we're talking about conservative mps whose is whose first choice of paper is probably a guardian of probably more of a guardian of the it is the express the times than it is the express of you know, so it's , of a mail, you know, so it's, you know, and it please zing that group who make up the vast majority of his cabinet anyway won't win him election. it may not keep him in office. but the thing is, repeatedly— not keep him in office. but the thing is, repeatedly i- i i t1it�*”ti.t1i; but the thing is, repeatedly i keep tntnttng— thing is, repeatedly i keep thinking he's— thing is, repeatedly i keep thinking he's not that bothered eeewt— thinking he's not that bothered about winning— thinking he's not that bothered about winning an— thinking he's not that bothered about winning an election. i genwtnetw— about winning an election. i genuinelyiknow- about winning an election. i genuinely know that sounds i'm genuinely i know that sounds i'm not genuinely i know that sounds i'm net—betwee- genuinely i know that sounds i'm not—bothered. i- not sure he's that bothered. i i twet— not sure he's that bothered. i i twet tntnt— not sure he's that bothered. i i just think he's— not sure he's that bothered. i i just think he's it— not sure he's that bothered. i i just think he's it looks like tte— just think he's it looks like nte neett— just think he's it looks like his heart isn't— just think he's it looks like his heart isn't in it. he looks ttte— his heart isn't in it. he looks ttte nee— his heart isn't in it. he looks ttte we get— his heart isn't in it. he looks like he's got one— his heart isn't in it. he looks like he's got one foot out the teen. — like he's got one foot out the teen. te— like he's got one foot out the teen. te nne— like he's got one foot out the door. to me. it's— like he's got one foot out the door. to me. it's like the teetetene— door. to me. it's like the decisions that- door. to me. it's like the decisions that he seems to make teet—en— decisions that he seems to make teet—en e— decisions that he seems to make look—on a personal. look like maybe on a personal tewet— look like maybe on a personal tewet-ne— look like maybe on a personal level-he knows- look like maybe on a personal level he knows this is level for him. he knows this is it level for him. he knows this is tt ent— level for him. he knows this is tt ent nett— level for him. he knows this is it and he'll be— level for him. he knows this is it and he'll be gone. whether wnetnen— it and he'll be gone. whether whether-i've- it and he'll be gone. whether whether i've never it and he'll be gone. whether whetaar i've never it and he'll be gone. whether wheta politician i've never it and he'll be gone. whether wheta politician who 1e never it and he'll be gone. whether wheta politician who didn'tzr it and he'll be gone. whether wheta politician who didn't want it and he'll be gone. whether wiwin politician who didn't want it and he'll be gone. whether wiwin an itician who didn't want it and he'll be gone. whether wiwin an election,lo didn't want to win an election, especially a tnne— to win an election, especially a prime minister,— to win an election, especially a prime minister, because there's netntng— prime minister, because there's nothing-there's- prime minister, because there's nothing there's one prime minister, because there's nothiigoing there's one prime minister, because there's nothiigoing out there's one prime minister, because there's nothiigoing out as there's one prime minister, because there's nothiigoing out as prime; one thing going out as prime tttnteten— thing going out as prime minister who's won a mandate tnen— minister who's won a mandate tnen tne— minister who's won a mandate from the people.— minister who's won a mandate from the people. _ minister who's won a mandate from the people. i1it1i; from the people. there's another thing as prime thing going out as prime minister by his minister who was put in by his colleagues never won colleagues who never won a mandate at all, not even from party members. brown jim callaghan, won callaghan, they never won a mandate. they promised,

mandate. they were promised, but tnew—nentete- mandate. they were promised, but they—mandate from i they never won a mandate from they never won a mandate from tne eeeete— they never won a mandate from tne eeeete twet— they never won a mandate from the people just quickly, david, they never won a mandate from the jthis le just quickly, david, they never won a mandate from the jthis beiust quickly, david, they never won a mandate from the jthis be doneuickly, david, they never won a mandate from the jthis be done today, david, will this be done today, tomorrow?— will this be done today, tomorrow? how quickly we tomorrow? how quickly do we know wnetnen— tomorrow? how quickly do we know whether braverman _ tomorrow? how quickly do we know whether braverman carries on in her whether braverman carries on in ten-wett— whether braverman carries on in her-well talks— whether braverman carries on in her-well talks to- whether braverman carries on in her well talks to the her job? well talks to the etntee— her job? well talks to the ethics advisers.- her job? well talks to the ethics advisers. so lawrie ttegnwe— ethics advisers. so lawrie magnus yeah,— ethics advisers. so lawrie magnus yeah, i- ethics advisers. so lawrie magnus yeah, i would imagine tnet— magnus yeah, i would imagine tnet tnene-e— magnus yeah, i would imagine that there's going to be some eent— that there's going to be some eent et— that there's going to be some sort of investigation announced egg...— sort of investigation announced .ggn, swnetw— sort of investigation announced again, surely not. : again, surely not. i would i wewtt— again, surely not. i would i wewtt t— again, surely not. i would i would i would be arnie. i would be surprised if there isn't. not, though, because i think there should be, but because that seems to the of that seems to be the way of things. and then when it will, you know, it will be dragged out for a few weeks. but of course, she's got to get through home office questions. i suspect there's going be the pm will there's going to be the pm will probably statement on the probably give a statement on the g7 and this will g7 on something and this will come up, think. ithink g7 on something and this will come up, think. i think he come up, i think. i think he comes after— come up, i think. i think he comes after-doesn't- come up, i think. i think he comes after-doesn't it comes after her, doesn't he? it teee.— comes after her, doesn't he? it teee. teen.— comes after her, doesn't he? it teee. teen. se— comes after her, doesn't he? it does. yeah. so it's— comes after her, doesn't he? it does. yeah. so it's you- comes after her, doesn't he? it does. yeah. so it's you know, it's certainly going to drag through the day. i suspect it will be a few weeks before we know but knows. know something, but who knows. it be david. that's david it might be david. that's david maddox,— it might be david. that's david maddox, political— it might be david. that's david maddox, political editor- c gi jf t: that's david maddox, political editor , beth maddox, political editor, beth nug— maddox, political editor, beth mug, e— maddox, political editor, beth mug, e wenw— maddox, political editor, beth mead, a very powerful piece tetew— mead, a very powerful piece tetew-wentt- today about the world is tttenettw— today about the world is literally _and. today about the world is. literally _and these literally on fire. and these politicians are oh, don't know what that was. these politicians

are are we're still working . you are are we're still working. you can still hear me. and these politicians are bothered about whether she asked whether she could awareness could do a speed awareness course own or in a group, course on her own or in a group, which didn't the end. which she didn't do in the end. and fine and she and she paid the fine and she did and she paid the fine and she tte-eetnte— and she paid the fine and she tte-eetnte .— and she paid the fine and she did-points . so— and she paid the fine and she did points . so anyway, let did the points. so anyway, let us did the points. so anyway, let we-wnet— did the points. so anyway, let us-what-think. . did the points. so anyway, let us what think. [15 did the points. so anyway, let- us-what-think. gb views us know what you think. gb views that us know what you think. gb views wet-wewe— us know what you think. gb views etee-tewe — us know what you think. gb views that news .com sunak that gb news .com rishi sunak and starmer are laying out and keir starmer are laying out their for nhs today. their visions for the nhs today. in the last hour the labour teeten-e— in the last hour the labour leader's been— in the last hour the labour leader's been giving speech. leader's been giving a speech. oh,— leader's been giving a speech. een-eege...— leader's been giving a speech. oh,-exciting.-whatl oh, it was exciting. and what net— oh, it was exciting. and what ne-tlte— oh, it was exciting. and what ne-tlte tne— oh, it was exciting. and what he'd-to the nhs- oh, it was exciting. and what he'd to the nhs when he got he'd do to the nhs when he got to he'd do to the nhs when he got te newntng—e- to downing street and a enetteteetw— to downing street and a predictably of- to downing street and a predictably of course, attacking the government's— predictably of course, attacking the government's record. and tte— the government's record. and tt-e ne— the government's record. and it's one-greatest- it's one of the greatest entwttegee— it's one of the greatest privileges being born in privileges of being born in nnttetn— privileges of being born in britain, certainly for all of my ttte. — britain, certainly for all of my ttte. tne— britain, certainly for all of my life. the knowledge- britain, certainly for all of my life. 3g �*7 britain, certainly for all of my life. 3g life. the knowledge that if you get ill , if life. the knowledge that if you get ill, if you have a serious accident , you'll get the care accident, you'll get the care that you need , whatever your that you need, whatever your circumstances . not every country circumstances. not every country has a system like that. and the insecurity, the fear without it is huge . nye bevan the labour is huge. nye bevan the labour health secretary who created the nhs, put it best. he said

illness is neither an indulgence ounce for which people have to pay ounce for which people have to pay nor an offence for which they should be penalised . that's they should be penalised. that's what we believe and it's under threat. i mean it. i don't think the nhs survives five more years of tory government, but of course rishi sunak. meanwhile , course rishi sunak. meanwhile, guess course rishi sunak. meanwhile, gweee wnete— course rishi sunak. meanwhile, guess what? he's— i ?si meanwhile, guess what? he's promising i 3si meanwhile, guess what? he's promising a new app guess what? he's promising a new eee tweet— guess what? he's promising a new eee tweet te— guess what? he's promising a new app kwasi is which— guess what? he's promising a new app kwasi is which will help ease pressure— app kwasi is which will help ease pressure on— app kwasi is which will help ease pressure on waiting lists. tet-e— ease pressure on waiting lists. tet-e get— ease pressure on waiting lists. tet-e get ee— ease pressure on waiting lists. let's get some analysis from the tee— let's get some analysis from the tee et— let's get some analysis from the ceo of sameday,_ let's get some analysis from the ceo of sameday, dr. dr. laurence eette— ceo of sameday, dr. dr. laurence eettte .— ceo of sameday, dr. dr. laurence eettte . eeet— ceo of sameday, dr. dr. laurence gerlis . good morning, laurence. gerlis. good morning, laurence. tewetw— gerlis. good morning, laurence. tewetw te— gerlis. good morning, laurence. tewetw te eee— gerlis. good morning, laurence. lovely to see you. _ gerlis. good morning, laurence. lovely to see you. good morning. so lovely to see you. good morning. se wewe— lovely to see you. good morning. se get— lovely to see you. good morning. se get twe— lovely to see you. good morning. so we've got two different sort of so we've got two different sort et enttttene— so we've got two different sort of ambitions here,— so we've got two different sort of ambitions here, a little bit brushstrokes_ of ambitions here, a little bit brushstrokes from keir starmer nene— brushstrokes from keir starmer nete ee— brushstrokes from keir starmer nete ee te— brushstrokes from keir starmer here as to how— brushstrokes from keir starmer here as to how he— brushstrokes from keir starmer here as to how he would fix the wne— here as to how he would fix the wns .— here as to how he would fix the wns . ttent — here as to how he would fix the nhs . rishi sunak— here as to how he would fix the nhs . rishi sunak wants us to use nhs. rishi sunak wants us to use an app— nhs. rishi sunak wants us to use en eee .— nhs. rishi sunak wants us to use en eee . wne— nhs. rishi sunak wants us to use en eee . wne te— nhs. rishi sunak wants us to use an app . who do you think at the an app. who do you think at the nenent— an app. who do you think at the nnennent nee— an app. who do you think at the moment has-right- an app. who do you think at the moment has right idea to moment has the right idea to save something— moment has the right idea to save something that is very, wew— save something that is very, wew-te— save something that is very, wew-te neet- save something that is very, very-to most of- save something that is very, very to most of us? neither very dear to most of us? neither of very dear to most of us? neither et tnen,— very dear to most of us? neither et tnen, tn— very dear to most of us? neither of them, i'm afraid— very dear to most of us? neither of them, i'm afraid . v/tit. very dear to most of us? neither of them, i'm afraid . v/t11. of them, i'm afraid. you know, i tntnt— of them, i'm afraid. you know, i think it was keir starmer who said a few weeks ago, the nhs is broken. i think he pretty much

repeated it in that speech. it is broken and you can blame whatever politicians you like. i think it's probably 75 years in the making. i actually don't blame politicians . the making. i actually don't blame politicians. i blame the pubuc blame politicians. i blame the public who's expectations are far too high and they you know, they have shunned alternative systems. and i blame the medical profession because i think the medical profession is being hypocritical. we have doctors saying , i can earn more money in saying, i can earn more money in australia , but when you point australia, but when you point out to them, australia has is a social insurance system , mixed social insurance system, mixed private public partnership ship, they tend to avoid that . i try they tend to avoid that. i try to have debates with uk doctors about moving away from a taxpayer funded system and i get shouted down. but those same day doctors are off on a plane to australia tomorrow because they can earn more money. so you know, i'd look beyond the politicians for the solution. i think it's up to us. it's up to us.the think it's up to us. it's up to us. the patients , to say what us. the patients, to say what sort of health service we want and what we're to prepared pay

for. um, talk about this app. you mentioned that i think that's just another soundbite . that's just another soundbite. but anyway, let me andrew well, i was going to ask you, is , i was going to ask you, is, look, one the big crises, look, one of the big crises, lawrence , don't need me to lawrence, you don't need me to tell you that is with gp getting in see your gp, we when in to see your gp, we know when we of these strikes, we had some of these strikes, the number calling gps the number of people calling gps has number of people has collapsed, number of people calling ambulances is calling ambulances collapse is the has some political the answer. has some political party— the answer. has some political party-to— the answer. has some political eenw-te newe— the answer. has some political party-to have the- has some political party to have the courage to party got to have the courage to say party got to have the courage to satt_a_ party got to have the courage to eew—e enenge- party got to have the courage to eew—e enenge ,- say there will be a charge, newee— say there will be a charge, newee e— say there will be a charge, newee e ts— say there will be a charge, maybe a £5 or— say there will be a charge, maybe a £5 or £10 to see your gp weeete— maybe a £5 or £10 to see your gp weeete wwe— maybe a £5 or £10 to see your gp weeete we en— maybe a £5 or £10 to see your gp unless you're on benefits . tv/ti;s unless you're on benefits. yes, twt— unless you're on benefits. yes, but t— unless you're on benefits. yes, but t tntnt— unless you're on benefits. yes, but i think that— unless you're on benefits. yes, but i think that would be political suicide. and i think the politics fans know that. i've spoken to politicians. they know that. and that's the problem. and therefore blame problem. and therefore you blame the public because because the politicians know it wouldn't work. therefore for the public have voted for this current system and the public are in essence voting to accept a third rate system that doesn't work. we're seeing excess deaths at the moment, 2500 people per week

dying in excess. that's nothing to do with covid or the vaccines . that's because the health service has stopped working . i service has stopped working. i was going to say just on free at the was going to say just on free at tne eetnt— was going to say just on free at tne eetnt et— was going to say just on free at the point of delivery, which was the point of delivery, which was tne greet— the point of delivery, which was the great clarion— the point of delivery, which was the great clarion call of the wne— the great clarion call of the wns wnen— the great clarion call of the wns wnen tt— the great clarion call of the nhs when it was launched lawrence 1948.— nhs when it was launched lawrence 1948. but if you go to a lawrence 1948. but if you go to e wne— lawrence 1948. but if you go to e wne-new,— lawrence 1948. but if you go to a nhs-now, well,- lawrence 1948. but if you go to a nhs now, well, good a nhs dentist now, well, good twet— a nhs dentist now, well, good twet tt— a nhs dentist now, well, good twet tt-ttnt- a nhs dentist now, well, good luck if-find one.- a nhs dentist now, well, good luck if find one. but if luck if you can find one. but if you— luck if you can find one. but if wew te— luck if you can find one. but if wew te newe— luck if you can find one. but if you do have one,— luck if you can find one. but if you do have one, you're charged for you do have one, you're charged tet e— you do have one, you're charged tet e tttttng— you do have one, you're charged for a filling, you're— you do have one, you're charged for a filling, you're charged for a filling, you're charged for treatment— for a filling, you're charged for treatment and it's hundreds of for treatment and it's hundreds et eewnte— for treatment and it's hundreds et eewnte-ween- for treatment and it's hundreds of pounds. yeah, yeah . of pounds. yeah yeah, yeah. wett— of pounds. yeah yeah, yeah. wett. twe— of pounds. yeah yeah, yeah. well, i've had— of pounds. yeah yeah, yeah. well, i've had a— of pounds. yeah yeah, yeah. well, i've had a simple- of pounds. yeah yeah, yeah. well, i've had a simple solution for this. if people have all sorts of objections, i've. i've said this many times, why don't we do away with all prescription exemptions, reduce the prescription fee to a modest level instead of £9.50 prior to make it 1 or £2 per item. and then people will value the medications. you go i go round to patients houses. they have medicine cabinets full of wasted medicines. we waste everything in the nhs so that would be one way of introducing user fees . way of introducing user fees. start at the pharmacy level . i

start at the pharmacy level. i know that people will complain. look, my brother has diabetes. i don't really want him to pay for his insulin , but you know, if he his insulin, but you know, if he paid £1 a month, £2 a month, that wouldn't be the end of the world. so look, from that point of view, there are solutions, but bold enough to do but no one's bold enough to do it. we're coming up to an election. everyone's just going to promise the and deliver to promise the earth and deliver nothing in the meantime, patients suffering and patients are suffering and indeed patients are dying. and that's really tragic. lawrence if i can ask you then about about these excess deaths, 2500 about these excess deaths, 2500 a it's been a week, we've got it's been pretty consistent since the pretty much consistent since the beginning year. are you beginning of this year. are you surprised-sunak- beginning of this year. are you surprised-sunak isn'tj surprised that rishi sunak isn't nenttenet,— surprised that rishi sunak isn't mentioned, talking mentioned, isn't talking about tnet— mentioned, isn't talking about tnetlette— mentioned, isn't talking about that-all? yeah,— mentioned, isn't talking about that all? yeah, i'm surprised that at all? yeah, i'm surprised tnet— that at all? yeah, i'm surprised tnet ne— that at all? yeah, i'm surprised tnet ne ee— that at all? yeah, i'm surprised that no one's talking. c that no one's talking. but it's net— that no one's talking. but it's net twet— that no one's talking. but it's not just rishi sunak. you know, we when we had covid, we had daily death rates. why aren't they now? you know daily death rates. why aren't they are now? you know daily death rates. why aren't they are the now? you know daily death rates. why aren't they are the department know daily death rates. why aren't they are the department of)w where are the department of heauh? where are the department of health? analysing? health? why aren't we analysing? well i'll tell you where the deaths are coming from. it's not older people. it's young people. it's men and women 40s it's men and women in their 40s and cancer and it's and 50s. it's cancer and it's heart disease. it's things that were left undiagnosed and

untreated . covid during the untreated. covid during the pandemic , when we became pandemic, when we became a national covid service. and even now, because of strikes, because of other things , patients are of other things, patients are not getting the health care they deserve. course, deserve. so yes, of course, everyone should be talking about that. and it's being swept under the do you think also , the carpet. do you think also, though, lawrence, we've talked about several times in this about this several times in this show, actually show, this idea that actually people start having to take a bit motty bit more responsibility motty for health, health and for their own health, health and knowing that the majority of, you know, we've got a generation of children now who are going to die before their parents. the first generation that- t: ti; t1i; 1 ti the first generation that will die tetene— first generation that will diej before _ because first generation that will die bef01are because first generation that will die bef01are unfit because first generation that will die bef01are unfit and because first generation that will die bef01are unfit and they:ause first generation that will die bef01are unfit and they eate first generation that will die bef01are unfit and they eat too they are unfit and they eat too nwen. — they are unfit and they eat too nwen. wewe— they are unfit and they eat too much. we've got— they are unfit and they eat too much. we've got to change the ntnteet— much. we've got to change the ntnteetltne— much. we've got to change the mindset the whole country , mindset of the whole country, newen-t— mindset of the whole country, newen-t — mindset of the whole country, haven't we, without a doubt. vewwe— haven't we, without a doubt. vewwe get— haven't we, without a doubt. tewwe get wew— haven't we, without a doubt. you've got you might- haven't we, without a doubt. you've got you might change your car every ten years, but your body's got to last you 80 or 90 years. you it is your job to look after it. but then i've been called a libertarian for saying but you know, it's saying that. but you know, it's up to look after our up to us to look after our bodies. talk about health bodies. people talk about health inequalities between the rich

and poor . most inequalities between the rich and poor. most of that is and the poor. most of that is down to diet , alcohol and down to poor diet, alcohol and smoking. it's not being poor in itself , except, of course, itself, except, of course, poorer people can't afford better food . but, you know, most better food. but, you know, most of health inequality is down to poor diet. and poor self—care . poor diet. and poor self—care. exactly. as you say, we need to look after our bodies. we've only got the one. yeah. all right. that's dr. lawrence eette— right. that's dr. lawrence eettte .— right. that's dr. lawrence gerlis . he's— right. that's dr. lawrence gerlis . he's chief- i gi that's dr. lawrence gerlis . he's chief executive of gerlis. he's chief executive of samedav-— gerlis. he's chief executive of sameday. doctor,— gerlis. he's chief executive of sameday. doctor, thanks for tetntng— sameday. doctor, thanks for tetntng — sameday. doctor, thanks for tetntng ne— sameday. doctor, thanks for joining us. he tells it as it is, joining us. he tells it as it te teeen-t— joining us. he tells it as it is, doesn't he?— joining us. he tells it as it is, doesn't he? yeah, like that. wnet-e— is, doesn't he? yeah, like that. wnet-e wneng— is, doesn't he? yeah, like that. what's wrong with being a libertarian— libertarian anyway? no, nothing. i'm much libertarian i'm very much a libertarian now. still come, one drama still to come, it's one drama after another unfolding. itv, apparently, you're watching apparently, but you're watching us, so who cares? we'll get the latest on the ongoing phillip schofield fallout. is

thursday at 8 pm. on gb news, entetn-e— thursday at 8 pm. on gb news, britain's news— thursday at 8 pm. on gb news, britain's news .— thursday at 8 pm. on gb news, britain's news. channel thursday at 8 pm. on gb news, britain's news . channel c: britain's news. channel good netntng— britain's news. channel good netntng. ttte— britain's news. channel good morning. this is— britain's news. channel good morning. this is to the point on gb news with bev turner and andrew pierce and you know what? we're not not. this we're not we're not. this morning. like them in morning. we're not like them in any are we at no, any way, are we at all? no, we're not. we're better we're not. we're much better harmony, peace and harmony we're not. we're much better harrchannelace and harmony we're not. we're much better harrchannel amongsttarmony we're not. we're much better harrchannel amongst presenters. this channel amongst presenters. but at least we're honest. tnete— but at least we're honest. tnet-e wnet— but at least we're honest. that's what you _ but at least we're honest. that's what you get- but at least we're honest. that's what you get from us. and it all accounts by all accounts this morning. schofield this morning. phillip schofield and holly willoughby have not been honest about been completely honest about their situation . this is what their situation. this is what eamonn holmes had to say. this morning. yeah we'll handle the support because he's not the best presenter in the world. so why is anybody why is he i : so why is anybody why is he so tnwetwette— why is anybody why is he so invaluable ? _ why is anybody why is he so invaluable ? did- why is anybody why is he so invaluable ? j t: g invaluable? did they give you support when you left? absolutely was out the absolutely not. i was out the

teen— absolutely not. i was out the teen t— absolutely not. i was out the door. i wasn't— absolutely not. i was out the door. i wasn't even given a wtw— door. i wasn't even given a wnw t— door. i wasn't even given a reason why i was out the door. tnt— reason why i was out the door. tnt eeeete— reason why i was out the door. tnt eeeete save— reason why i was out the door. and people say, you're and people say, oh, you're tttten — bitter. whatever. eamonn. i went— bitter. whatever. eamonn. i etent-tten- bitter. whatever. eamonn. i didn't from either bitter. whatever. eamonn. i- didn't-from either of didn't get a text from either of tneee— didn't get a text from either of tneee twe. — didn't get a text from either of those two. either— didn't get a text from either of those two. either one of them to say— those two. either one of them to say ,— those two. either one of them to eew . eenw— those two. either one of them to eew . sorryt tt— those two. either one of them to say , sorry, it ended— those two. either one of them to say , sorry, it ended this way or say, sorry, it ended this way or geee— say, sorry, it ended this way or geee twet. — say, sorry, it ended this way or good luck. and— say, sorry, it ended this way or good luck. and yet- say, sorry, it ended this way or good luck. 1 it: attic titi good luck. and yet you sat on the when he decided i was the sofa when he decided i was to come like everyone else, to come out like everyone else, i was conned into him coming out as was all about as to what it was all about and whatever, whatever. but that's all. all whatever, whatever. but that's all. - all wasn't - whatever, whatever. but that's all. _all wasn't the - whatever, whatever. but that's all.-all wasn't the real. all. that's all wasn't the real etew— all. that's all wasn't the real etetw. — all. that's all wasn't the real etetw. ne— all. that's all wasn't the real etenw. we wew— all. that's all wasn't the real story. do you think- all. that's all wasn't the real story. jtit story. do you think one of the reasons, eamonn , that you reasons, eamonn, that you weren't given a reason is philip. you think he was philip. do you think he was sorry, can't you. do you sorry, i can't tell you. do you think philip was one of the reasons you were rid reasons that you were got rid of. well, wouldn't have of. well, he wouldn't have tewgnt. — of. well, he wouldn't have fought. .wouldn't- well, he wouldn't have fought. : i c of. well, he wouldn't have- fought. .wouldn't have fought fought. he wouldn't have fought for i mean, it's a it's a for me. i mean, it's a it's a terrible people who run terrible cabal of people who run itv daytime and indeed who run itv. it has to be said, the queen of oak dame easyjet , who queen of oak dame easyjet, who runs it. and you know, whether she can't stand me or piers morgan or anybody, she has a little type of presenter who i can name who are good and clean and squeaky and don't break the rules on anything. and that's all fine with is why you and i

will never get a job at itv . will never get a job at itv. right. our london reporter is ewtette— right. our london reporter is outside television centre in weet— outside television centre in west london— outside television centre in west london for- outside television centre in west london for us. good netntng— west london for us. good morning, lisa.— west london for us. good morning, lisa. how is the home of morning, lisa. how is the home et egweetw— morning, lisa. how is the home of squeaky clean— morning, lisa. how is the home of squeaky clean vanilla eneeentete— of squeaky clean vanilla presenters who never upset enwtetw— presenters who never upset enwtetw e— presenters who never upset anybody ? good— presenters who never upset anybody ? good morning. �*thttill anybody? good morning. well, the first anybody? good morning. well, the tttet engen— anybody? good morning. well, the first program since phillip schofield was announced that he would no longer be working on the has been underway the program has been underway this morning. alison hammond and dermot o'leary are presenting and they've paid a tribute to phillip schofield. dermot o'leary said everyone on and off screen at itv and this morning want to say a huge thank you to phil for what he's done to make the a success over the the show such a success over the last 21 years. alison hammond added simply , we all know added quite simply, we all know he's one of the best live television broadcasters this country has ever had and all of the team wish him all the best for the future . so obviously for the future. so obviously that saturday when that comes after saturday when we learned that phillip schofield would no longer be working program , he took

working on the program, he took to and he left a to instagram and he left a statement there in which he said that he wanted to do all he could protect the show that that he wanted to do all he cotloved protect the show that that he wanted to do all he cotloved prottthatie show that that he wanted to do all he cotloved prottthat the tow that that he wanted to do all he cotloved prottthat the show1at that he wanted to do all he cotloved prottthat the show had he loved and that the show had become story over become more of the story over the weekend , we saw him pictured the weekend, we saw him pictured with his mum in cornwall, which is where he grew up. and there's been reports that he's what's the word , completely broken the word, completely broken after having to leave the show after having to leave the show after over 21 years of presenting on there. holly willoughby, who he's presented, who's presented with him for the last 13 years, will remain on the show. but she's on a break for two weeks now and due back on the 5th of june, itv have also confirmed that phillip schofield will be presenting the head of presenting the frontrunner of a new series that is due to be announced . and he's is due to be announced. and he's also said that he's going to be presenting the british soap awards, which is due to take place next month. wow. all right. place next month. wow. all ntgnt. tnete— place next month. wow. all right. that's lisa— i itit. wow. all right. that's lisa hartle. i etwewe— right. that's lisa hartle. i etwewe tewgn— right. that's lisa hartle. i always laugh at these statements lute— always laugh at these statements .-like-politicians- always laugh at these statements . like politicians are . it's like when politicians are eeetet— . it's like when politicians are eeetet-tne— . it's like when politicians are sacked the cabinet and the sacked from the cabinet and the tnne— sacked from the cabinet and the prime minister—

sacked from the cabinet and the prime minister-a- sacked from the cabinet and the prime minister a gushing prime minister writes a gushing , warm blessing.— prime minister writes a gushing , warm blessing. how marvellous tnew-we— they've been. why did you just eeet— sack them there? you've got tneee— these statements saying how newettewe— these statements saying how marvellous covid marvellous philip's covid is. wet—nee- marvellous philip's covid is. well,_he's been. well, how comes he's been fired 7 well, how comes he's been fired e _tnet-e— well, how comes he's been fired e _tnet-ewnet— well, how comes he's been fired ? _that's what we- well, how comes he's been fired ? _that's what we mean.. well, how comes he's been fired. ? _that's what we mean. so ? well, that's what we mean. so it's all very insincere. it's all-inauthentic. - it's all very insincere. it's all inauthentic. now, up all very inauthentic. now, up next.— all very inauthentic. now, up next. tewtn— all very inauthentic. now, up next, kevin maguire and amanda patel, to back next, kevin maguire and amanda pate|us. to back next, kevin maguire and amanda pate|us. they're to back next, kevin maguire and amanda pate|us. they're going back next, kevin maguire and amanda pate|us. they're going to back next, kevin maguire and amanda pate|us. they're going to be ick with us. they're going to be talking about some of those top stories, including including this fascinate me. jennifer this is fascinate me. jennifer lawrence exchanging heels for flip flops in a bid not to fall oven flip flops in a bid not to fall over. it's that really fascinating. currently, apparently it's fascinating to amanda prefer to amanda. and do men prefer to take a seat when they have a week? i don't think so . that's week? i don't think so. that's after your . andrew thanks very after your. andrew thanks very much here the headlines from the newsroom at 1130, the home secretary's conduct over her speeding fine will be addressed by the prime minister when he speaks to his ethics adviser . speaks to his ethics adviser. suella braverman has been eeeweet— suella braverman has been eeeweet et— suella braverman has been accused of breaching the ministerial— accused of breaching the ministerial code following etetne— ministerial code following etetne ene— ministerial code following claims she asked for help in ennengtng— claims she asked for help in ennengtng e— claims she asked for help in arranging a private speed

awareness course. it's alleged ene— awareness course. it's alleged ene etee— awareness course. it's alleged she also tried— awareness course. it's alleged she also tried to— awareness course. it's alleged she also tried to avoid getting eetnte— she also tried to avoid getting eetnte en— she also tried to avoid getting eetnte en net— she also tried to avoid getting points on her driving licence. ttent— points on her driving licence. ttent swnet— points on her driving licence. rishi sunak ,— points on her driving licence. rishi sunak , who was asked about rishi sunak, who was asked about her rishi sunak, who was asked about ten nentttng— rishi sunak, who was asked about her handling of— rishi sunak, who was asked about her handling of the— rishi sunak, who was asked about her handling of the matter while in her handling of the matter while tn teeen— her handling of the matter while tn teeen ten— her handling of the matter while tn teeen tet tne— her handling of the matter while in japan for the g7— her handling of the matter while in japan for the g7 summit, will eeet— in japan for the g7 summit, will eeet etwtee— in japan for the g7 summit, will seek advice on— in japan for the g7 summit, will seek advice on whether there enewtt— seek advice on whether there enewtt te— seek advice on whether there should be an— seek advice on whether there should be an inquiry. shadow twttte— should be an inquiry. shadow public health— should be an inquiry. shadow public health minister andrew ewwnne— public health minister andrew ewwnne eewe— public health minister andrew gwynne says she— public health minister andrew gwynne says she needs to go tetewt— gwynne says she needs to go tetewt nee— gwynne says she needs to go labour has warned the nhs won't ewwtwe— labour has warned the nhs won't ewwtwe twe— labour has warned the nhs won't survive five more— labour has warned the nhs won't survive five more years of a ceneenwettwe— survive five more years of a conservative government setting out conservative government setting ewt nte— conservative government setting ewt ntewteten— conservative government setting out his vision for— conservative government setting out his vision for the health eewtee. — out his vision for the health eewtee. g.— out his vision for the health service. sir keir— out his vision for the health service. sir keir starmer enenteet— service. sir keir starmer promised to— service. sir keir starmer promised to get the nhs back on its promised to get the nhs back on tte teet— promised to get the nhs back on tte teet tt— promised to get the nhs back on tte teet tt nte— promised to get the nhs back on its feet if his party— promised to get the nhs back on its feet if his party wins the next— its feet if his party wins the next election— its feet if his party wins the next election .— its feet if his party wins the next election . he also said a&e next election. he also said a&e wett— next election. he also said a&e wett ttnee— next election. he also said a&e wait times and— next election. he also said a&e wait times and ambulance response targets will be hit by teee.— response targets will be hit by 2030. russia's— response targets will be hit by 2030. russia's wagner group of mercenaries has— 2030. russia's wagner group of mercenaries has announced plans to mercenaries has announced plans te teewe— mercenaries has announced plans to leave ukraine's— mercenaries has announced plans to leave ukraine's eastern city of to leave ukraine's eastern city et netnnwt,— to leave ukraine's eastern city of bakhmut, the— to leave ukraine's eastern city of bakhmut, the group's founder eewe— of bakhmut, the group's founder eewe teneee— of bakhmut, the group's founder says forces will— of bakhmut, the group's founder says forces will retreat from tne— says forces will retreat from tne zttn — says forces will retreat from tne zttn et— says forces will retreat from the 25th of may— says forces will retreat from the 25th of may until the 1st of twne. — the 25th of may until the 1st of twne. ttte— the 25th of may until the 1st of june. it's after— the 25th of may until the 1st of june. it's after ukraine president— june. it's after ukraine president volodymyr zelenskyy ttenteeet— president volodymyr zelenskyy dismissed claims— president volodymyr zelenskyy dismissed claims by the

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completely derailed the conversation. join me monday to thursday at 8 pm. on gb news. britain's . to 1136. you're with britain's. to 1136. you're with to britain's. to 1136. you're with te tne— britain's. to 1136. you're with te tne netnt— britain's. to 1136. you're with to the point on— britain's. to 1136. you're with to the point on gb- i 31 you're with to the point on gb news. now we've been covering all day on new— we've been covering all day on new tetewn— we've been covering all day on how labour and— we've been covering all day on how labour and the lib dems are

eetttng— how labour and the lib dems are eetttng tet— how labour and the lib dems are eetttng tet en— how labour and the lib dems are calling for an investigation and ewette— calling for an investigation and suella braverman— calling for an investigation and suella braverman the home seetetenw— suella braverman the home secretary sought secretary after she sought eewte— secretary after she sought- etwtee—enwete advice about arranging a private eeeet— advice about arranging a private eeeet eweeneee— advice about arranging a private speed awareness course. we're getng—etl going to get the thoughts of tnet—tewwen i that top criminal lawyer, nick teenen— that top criminal lawyer, nick tteenen-tne- that top criminal lawyer, nick freeman the nickname that top criminal lawyer, nick- freeman _the nickname mr freeman, who has the nickname mr e_ freeman, who has the nickname mr newer wnet-e— freeman, who has the nickname mr power. what's his— freeman, who has the nickname mr power. what's his nickname? wnet-e— power. what's his nickname? wnet-e wewt— power. what's his nickname? what's your nickname, nick mr teeetete— what's your nickname, nick mr teeenete. wew— what's your nickname, nick mr loophole. now nick freeman has is loophole. now nick freeman has te tne— loophole. now nick freeman has te tne nene— loophole. now nick freeman has is the home secretary guilty as energet— is the home secretary guilty as enenget et— is the home secretary guilty as enenget en t— is the home secretary guilty as charged or i wonder if you've enenget— charged or i wonder if you've ever arranged for— charged or i wonder if you've ever arranged for some of your etente— ever arranged for some of your ettente te— ever arranged for some of your clients to have— ever arranged for some of your clients to have a— ever arranged for some of your clients to have a private one. entw— clients to have a private one. ontw eeeet— clients to have a private one. only speed awareness course. so i only speed awareness course. so t eeewne— only speed awareness course. so t tne— only speed awareness course. so i assume the charge you were tetttng— i assume the charge you were tetttng eeewt— i assume the charge you were talking about here is not eeeettng— talking about here is not speeding and— talking about here is not speeding and nothing to do with eeeettng— speeding and nothing to do with eeeettng te— speeding and nothing to do with eeeettng te e— speeding and nothing to do with speaking to a mandarins. c speaking to a mandarins. it's to do speaking to a mandarins. it's to te wttn— speaking to a mandarins. it's to do with arranging— speaking to a mandarins. it's to do with arranging a one on one. there's nothing unlawful about that. i have arranged it for several clients. it's not it's not something that happens very frequently. but as i say, on several occasions , i've arranged several occasions, i've arranged it in the past and on occasions actually being contacted by course providers and asked whether my client would be happy to attend a one on one. and the reason behind it is these courses are designed to make us safer and better drivers.

they're an alternative to penalty points and a fine and an enhanced insurance premium. so they are huge benefit to they are of huge benefit to people . and don't want people. and what you don't want is attendees to be is the attendees to be distracted the presence of distracted by the presence of someone has a who is world someone who has a who is world renowned, world famous , because renowned, world famous, because all they're going to be concentrating on is who is in the group as opposed to what the teacher teaching . is that teacher is teaching. is that really diminishes the whole point of the course . so the point of the course. so the answer is she hasn't done anything wrong at all in terms of approaching and asking for a 1 to 1. if you of approaching and asking for a 1to 1. if you don't of approaching and asking for a 1 to 1. if you don't ask, you don't get . and whether she don't get. and whether she should have contacted her colleagues and asked them to do that. that for her is a moot point . my own view that. that for her is a moot point. my own view is that their pubuc point. my own view is that their public servants, they're paid by the taxpayer . this is a private the taxpayer. this is a private matter and she should have dealt with it by herself and what's interesting is and i'm not touting for business, had she contacted a lawyer? not necessarily me , a necessarily me, a confidentiality. the lawyer should have known this. this can happen and it would have been

confidential. and it would have been privileged. no will been privileged. and no one will been privileged. and no one will be talking this subject be talking about this subject in all but nick, so all probability. but nick, so let's just be clear. so you so you let's just be clear. so you so wew enenget— let's just be clear. so you so you arranged for— let's just be clear. so you so you arranged for some- so you so you arranged for some clients to newe— you arranged for some clients to newe lenwete — you arranged for some clients to newelenwete t— you arranged for some clients to have lprivate 1 to _ you arranged for some clients to havelprivate 1 to 1— you arranged for some clients to have private 1 to 1 speed have a private 1 to 1 speed awareness course and you were awareness course and you were eetwettw— awareness course and you were actually approached these actually approached by these course-on other- course providers on other occasions-to- course providers on other occasions to whether your occasions as to whether your etent— occasions as to whether your client would— occasions as to whether your client would want that on on one twe— client would want that on on one occasion i've been— client would want that on on one occasion i've been approached by the occasion i've been approached by tne provider— occasion i've been approached by the provider on— occasion i've been approached by the provider on several occasions. i- the provider on several occasions. the provider on several- occasions. i have approached the provider on several— occasions. i have approached the provider and requested and my request has always been acceded to and i have to say, if the home secretary had approached me and asked me, i would have advised a very strongly against it. know it's not my job to manage a pr , but really this manage a pr, but really this this is a lost opportunity , this is a lost opportunity, isn't it? you know, what we want isn't it? you know, what we want is politicians who their is politicians who hold their hands who are most hands up, who are human. most people country are people in the country are drivers of courses and what she should have done, in my view, was when she was attorney general, had general, accepted that she had committed an offence of speeding, said she was sorry. she was embarrassed and she was

going to do a course to make her a better and safer driver and i think she would have won political plaudits for that . but political plaudits for that. but but she didn't do that. and it's now turned quite sour and nasty . and we've got the situation that whatever one's views morally in terms of whether she's entitled to have a course on a 1 to 1 or she's entitled to have a course ona1to1ornot she's entitled to have a course on a 1 to 1 or not legally, she is that there will certainly be a ruling in terms of whether she should have used her staff, her colleagues to have approached on on a private matter. but, nick, you'll on a private matter. but, nick, wew-tt tnew— on a private matter. but, nick, you'll know with— on a private matter. but, nick, you'll know with the - i but, nick, you'll know with the kind of individuals— you'll know with the kind of individuals that— you'll know with the kind of individuals that you deal with , individuals that you deal with, tnew— individuals that you deal with, tnew eent— individuals that you deal with, they aren't the— individuals that you deal with, they aren't the people that wewtt— they aren't the people that wewtt-tne- they aren't the people that would the phone they aren't the people that would-the phone you would pick up the phone to you ttteettw.— would pick up the phone to you directly. _ always . would pick up the phone to you directly._always be| directly. there would always be a directly. there would always be e tte— directly. there would always be e ee, e— directly. there would always be a pr, a secretary— directly. there would always be a pr, a secretary of some sort tnet— a pr, a secretary of some sort tnet wewtt— a pr, a secretary of some sort that would deal— a pr, a secretary of some sort that would deal with these nettete— that would deal with these matters with _ that would deal with these matters with them. could she twet— matters with them. could she twet engwe— matters with them. could she just argue that's— matters with them. could she just argue that's what she did ? just argue that's what she did? tnene— just argue that's what she did? tnete wee— just argue that's what she did? tnete e— just argue that's what she did? there was a .do _ just argue that's what she did? there was a do list and she there was a to do list and she nentet— there was a to do list and she nentetlewet— there was a to do list and she handed lover and _ there was a to do list and she handed over and said, can you handed it over and said, can you teet—eeel handed it over and said, can you teet—eee tti look into that for the and see if i look into that for me and see if t een— look into that for me and see if t ttt— look into that for me and see if t ttt tt— look into that for me and see if teen ttt tt tn— look into that for me and see if 1 can fit it in with— look into that for me and see if i can fit it in with my schedule one on one? yeah— i can fit it in with my schedule one on one? yeah that will one on one? yeah that that will be one on one? yeah that that will tee—et— one on one? yeah that that will be or explanation. be her reason or explanation. it be her reason or explanation. tt wttt— be her reason or explanation. tt wttt te— be her reason or explanation. it will be mitigation - be her reason or explanation. it will be mitigation in,- be her reason or explanation. it will be mitigation in, as- be her reason or explanation. it will be mitigation in, as i say, in my view, you know, if you have a private matter of

speeding, you don't use publicly funded employees to do that for you . what she should have done you. what she should have done is used a lawyer or dealt with it herself . and i think i know it herself. and i think i know tne— it herself. and i think i know tne enewen— it herself. and i think i know the answer. so— it herself. and i think i know the answer. so i— c and i think i know the answer. so i know the answer to the answer. so i know the answer te ttte— the answer. so i know the answer to this question— the answer. so i know the answer to this question now. you know wnet— to this question now. you know wnet tn— to this question now. you know wnet t-n getng— to this question now. you know what i'm going to— to this question now. you know what i'm going to ask, but i tnew— what i'm going to ask, but i tnew wew— what i'm going to ask, but i know you probably won't give me know you probably won't give the any know you probably won't give me enw et— know you probably won't give me any names of people who had tneee— any names of people who had tneee enwete— any names of people who had these private . _ any names of people who had these private . jt1i;�* i chic; any names of people who had these private . jt1i;�* i did these private. definitely not. you know what? you know why? because it's confidential and it's privileged . and even if i it's privileged. and even if i wanted to, i couldn't. i'm sure you could, wanted to, i couldn't. i'm sure wew and, ewt— wanted to, i couldn't. i'm sure you could, but are— wanted to, i couldn't. i'm sure you could, but are we- : i: i c i'm sure you could, but are we talking ttte— you could, but are we talking like footballers— you could, but are we talking like footballers ,— you could, but are we talking like footballers , footballers, like footballers, footballers, celebrities,— like footballers, footballers, celebrities, like— like footballers, footballers, celebrities, like , how celebrities, like, how recognisable would you have to be recognisable would you have to te tente— recognisable would you have to te tnnte te— recognisable would you have to be arnie to be— recognisable would you have to be arnie to be approached by the eetwet— be arnie to be approached by the eetwet tnwtng— be arnie to be approached by the actual driving course and say , actual driving course and say, tn— actual driving course and say, t-n tetttng— actual driving course and say, t-n tetttng wew— actual driving course and say, i'm talking you know, you've got wewtt— i'm talking you know, you've got david beckham _ i'm talking you know, you've got david beckham here. �*thtti; i i c david beckham here. we can't newe— david beckham here. we can't newe wewtt— david beckham here. we can't have david beckham talking about i'm not going to mention any names , but what i would say is names, but what i would say is these are the people who are allowed to do one to ones are people that by their very presence would cause such a huge distraction that the course

really would become pointless because people would be just gossiping. so we're talking eeewt— gossiping. so we're talking about-renowned- gossiping. so we're talking- about-renowned people. about world renowned people. tte-ewe— about world renowned people. ve-ewe tetttng— about world renowned people. you're talking about— about world renowned people. you're talking about the- about world renowned people. you're talking about the king aren't you? admit it. it's the king. the king no, the king. it's the king no, the king. it's the king no, the king. as king. it's the king no, the ttng. te wew— king. it's the king no, the king. as you know,- ig c ig no, the king. as you know, prince eneetee— king. as you know, prince charles, when— king. as you know, prince charles, when he was prince eneetee— charles, when he was prince charles speeding, he's excuse teen— charles speeding, he's excuse tnen eeeettng— charles speeding, he's excuse from speeding . _ charles speeding, he's excuse from speeding . \t jim/{1 t1i; from speeding. nick, you're a great man. thank you for coming on, nick. that's nick freeman. nick freeman, if that's not nominative determinism, i don't know what is a lawyer called freeman brilliant . now they're freeman brilliant. now they're back. that's really interesting, amanda, wasn't it, that he was actually approached? did he want a. i think it's extraordinary. i would really like nick's nweneet— i would really like nick's number for— i would really like nick's number for only professional tnt— number for only professional reasons. and i'd— number for only professional reasons. and i'd like to ask him wnet— reasons. and i'd like to ask him wnet-tee— reasons. and i'd like to ask him what-for instance,- reasons. and i'd like to ask him what for instance, if what happens, for instance, if ene-teet— what happens, for instance, if one-best friends- what happens, for instance, if one best friends borrows one of your best friends borrows wewe— one of your best friends borrows wewe-wttnewt— one of your best friends borrows your-without you— one of your best friends borrows your without you really your car without you really tnewtng — your car without you really tnewtng tt— your car without you really knowing it sort— your car without you really knowing it sort of says, i'm twet— knowing it sort of says, i'm just borrowing— knowing it sort of says, i'm just borrowing it- knowing it sort of says, i'm just borrowing it a little just borrowing it for a little tete— just borrowing it for a little tnte wnte— just borrowing it for a little trip while you're away. just eewnt— trip while you're away. just eewnt-te— trip while you're away. just round-do some- trip while you're away. just round do some grocery round the to do some grocery eteeetng— round the to do some grocery eneeetng ente— round the to do some grocery shopping ends up ploughing it into shopping ends up ploughing it tnte-tne— shopping ends up ploughing it tnte-tne-etl into a field in the middle of weeeet— into a field in the middle of weneet ent— into a field in the middle of dorset and then— into a field in the middle of dorset and then gives it back to you— dorset and then gives it back to wew wnen— dorset and then gives it back to wew wnen wew— dorset and then gives it back to you when you come home. and it's got you when you come home. and it's get ett— you when you come home. and it's got all everywhere— you when you come home. and it's got all everywhere intact. tnete— got all everywhere intact. tnet-e ntn. — got all everywhere intact. that's him. that man was not

even a scratch— that's him. that man was not even a scratch on— that's him. that man was not even a scratch on the car . it even a scratch on the car. it e twent— even a scratch on the car. it was a brand new— even a scratch on the car. it was a brand new car. c even a scratch on the car. it was a brand new car. i was a brand new car. it was teten— was a brand new car. it was teten en— was a brand new car. it was taken on the car pulled out by a taken on the car pulled out by a taken a vehicle without the owner's permission is an offence, but he had your permission. so you had liability in permission. so you had liability tn tt— permission. so you had liability tn tt. — permission. so you had liability tn t. tt— permission. so you had liability tn t. tt twet— permission. so you had liability in it . it just shows— permission. so you had liability in it. it just shows you permission. so you had liability in it . it just shows you see in it. it just shows you see about how friendship survive all sorts, friendships survive. that's partly i didn't that's partly because i didn't tell her for three years. but look , it changes things. if it's look, it changes things. if it's not really at all. no,- look, it changes things. if it's not really at all. no, no.- not really at all. no, no. tneeenen— not really at all. no, no. freeman saying. first of all, wtete— freeman saying. first of all, me weew— freeman saying. first of all, nick's very good— freeman saying. first of all, nick's very good at his job. i tntnt— nick's very good at his job. i tntnt tne— nick's very good at his job. i think the home— nick's very good at his job. i think the home secretary, ettennew— think the home secretary, attorney general, as she was getttng— attorney general, as she was getttng ttn— attorney general, as she was getttng tte twee— attorney general, as she was getting mr lupo on his side, wewtt— getting mr lupo on his side, wewtt net— getting mr lupo on his side, would not be— getting mr lupo on his side, would not be a— getting mr lupo on his side, would not be a good look. and he eett— would not be a good look. and he said t— would not be a good look. and he eett , eet— would not be a good look. and he said , got another— would not be a good look. and he said , got another lawyer. yeah, said, got another lawyer. yeah, twt— said, got another lawyer. yeah, twt ne— said, got another lawyer. yeah, twt ne eett— said, got another lawyer. yeah, but he said but— said, got another lawyer. yeah, but he said but he— said, got another lawyer. yeah, but he said but he and she would not but he said but he and she would net eneeettw— but he said but he and she would net eneeeetw te— but he said but he and she would not probably be in— but he said but he and she would not probably be in this mess if ene— not probably be in this mess if ene net. — not probably be in this mess if ene net. ne— not probably be in this mess if she had. he said— not probably be in this mess if she had. he said what he thinks it's she had. he said what he thinks tt-e weeng— she had. he said what he thinks tt-e wneng te— she had. he said what he thinks it's wrong to use— she had. he said what he thinks it's wrong to use the civil eeewente— it's wrong to use the civil servants and— it's wrong to use the civil servants and to. she should have twet— servants and to. she should have twet teten— servants and to. she should have twet teten nee— servants and to. she should have just taken her punishment like ewenweetw— just taken her punishment like ewenweetw etee — just taken her punishment like everybody else has to dup pr man on everybody else has to dup pr man en tnte— everybody else has to dup pr man en tnte ne— everybody else has to dup pr man on this one piers— everybody else has to dup pr man on this one piers pottinger, who eett— on this one piers pottinger, who eett ene— on this one piers pottinger, who said she missed— on this one piers pottinger, who said she missed an— on this one piers pottinger, who said she missed an opportune ttettw— said she missed an opportune ttettw neee.— said she missed an opportune ttettw nene. — said she missed an opportune motty here. she— said she missed an opportune motty here. : : motty here. she should have done the driving course. she just said like the driving course. she just said-like everybody- said i'm like everybody else. ewt—tnte- said i'm like everybody else.- nwt—tnte etenw.

but kevin, you broke this story. tne—etenw. i the mirror broke this story. wen,— the mirror broke this story. wen, ent— the mirror broke this story. well, and she— the mirror broke this story. well, and she her office who tentet— well, and she her office who tentet tt— well, and she her office who denied it, they— well, and she her office who denied it, they it— well, and she her office who denied it, they it was a special etwteen— denied it, they it was a special adviser denied— denied it, they it was a special adviser denied it— denied it, they it was a special adviser denied it six weeks ago tnet— adviser denied it six weeks ago tnet-teen— adviser denied it six weeks ago that-been done- adviser denied it six weeks ago that-been done for- that she'd been done for eeeettng. — that she'd been done fori speeding. _that speeding. now that that was deliberately misleading. it came out weekend because it out at the weekend because it was around westminster and was going around westminster and they stand it up. i they were able to stand it up. i don't know it denied to don't know if it was denied to them they just overrode the. them and they just overrode the. so denial adviser who so that's denial adviser who misled newspaper. i'm using misled your newspaper. i'm using the misled your newspaper. i'm using tne—etwteettw. - the word misled advisedly. teen.— the word misled advisedly. teen. teen— the word misled advisedly. yeah. yeah i'd— the word misled advisedly. yeah. yeah i'd use- the word misled advisedly. yeah. yeah i'd use it- the word misled advisedly. yeah. yeah i'd use it advisedly. yeah. yeah i'd use it advisedly. yeah. it must be in big political trouble. i'd have tnewgnt— political trouble. i'd have thought well, she is and thought so. well, she is and it's it's just bonkers it's and it's just it's bonkers and crazy. it's often and it's crazy. and it's often you it particularly at the you see it particularly at the end of governments. we saw it a bit to the end of the labour government in run up to government in the run up to 2010. certainly saw at the 2010. we certainly saw at the end of john major where people are just making lots silly, are just making lots of silly, foolish because they're foolish mistakes because they're thinking right thinking about themselves right at she never at that point she would never have qualified private have qualified for a private course . that's why it was turned course. that's why it was turned down, because she's not world renowned. she's very well known down, because she's not world reibritish. she's very well known down, because she's not world reibritish politics,ery well known down, because she's not world reibritish politics, even ell known down, because she's not world reibritish politics, even though vn in british politics, even though particularly particularly particularly when particularly when was attorney general, when she was attorney general, which was much which was when she was much lower profile, but just look,

you've you've committed the crime. it's not it's not a major crime. it's not it's not a major crime. you're not it's not held anybody crime. you've not robbed anybody crime. you've not robbed a granny is not a crime. exactly. well, what do what are most of do? and i'm not most of us do? and i'm not saying, it's an offence. saying, look, it's an offence. it dangerous, most of it can be dangerous, but most of us, hear a friend or us, if you hear a friend or family member, has points family member, has got points because their speeding, you normally , oh, hard luck, bad normally say, oh, hard luck, bad luck . and then they then they, luck. and then they then they, they they pay get the point or do the course but there's so many things now that a friend of mine yesterday who took me across london he'd been given a £100 fine because he was driving at 23 miles an hour in his mini cab across london at 6:00 in the morning. rac 20 zone and jane tneete— morning. rac 20 zone and jane tteeee ,— morning. rac 20 zone and jane tteeee , etnet— morning. rac 20 zone and jane moore , other friends,- ig rac 20 zone and jane moore , other friends, she got moore, other friends, she got wteetet— moore, other friends, she got whacked. she _ moore, other friends, she got whacked. she did. she said sorry . seen.— whacked. she did. she said sorry . sennw. tetnee— whacked. she did. she said sorry . sorry. rather she— whacked. she did. she said sorry . sorry. rather she was just reverse out of— . sorry. rather she was just reverse out of that. tv/t1i;f i reverse out of that. yeah, she weetet— reverse out of that. yeah, she worked like a five hour week. we get out, but the archbishop of we get out, but the archbishop et eenteetwew— we get out, but the archbishop et cententwew ,— we get out, but the archbishop of canterbury , who i can't stick of canterbury, who i can't stick 25 of canterbury, who i can't stick zs ntee— of canterbury, who i can't stick zs nttee en— of canterbury, who i can't stick 25 miles an hour— of canterbury, who i can't stick 25 miles an hour in a 20 limit ent— 25 miles an hour in a 20 limit ent ne— 25 miles an hour in a 20 limit ent ne get— 25 miles an hour in a 20 limit ent ne get e—

25 miles an hour in a 20 limit and he got a big— 25 miles an hour in a 20 limit and he got a big fee would have enteeeet— and he got a big fee would have endeared herself— and he got a big fee would have endeared herself to people teeewee— endeared herself to people because so many of us are getttng— because so many of us are getttng-new- because so many of us are getting now and if because so many of us are- getting-now and if you getting nabbed now and if you just getting nabbed now and if you twet ewt— getting nabbed now and if you twet ewt wewe— getting nabbed now and if you twet ewt wewe-we- getting nabbed now and if you just put your up and say, just put your hand up and say, i neee— just put your hand up and say, i madelmistake,_ just put your hand up and say, i made mistake, would have made a mistake, it would have teen— made a mistake, it would have been-particularly- been great. particularly in tenten— been great. particularly ini london,_mate, been great. particularly in- london,_mate, the london, because his mate, the wewee— london, because his mate, the wewee-tenten— london, because his mate, the- mayor-london,_has mayor of london, sadiq khan, has twnnet—ee- mayor of london, sadiq khan, has turned—so suella. turned london into a so suella braverman-in- turned london into a so suella braverman in home braverman deputy in the home eettee. —.- braverman deputy in the home eettee. —. ttel office. robert jenrick. the immigration got immigration officer recently got a six ban for speeding . a six month ban for speeding. now he took it on the chin . oh, now he took it on the chin. oh, there it is. awful i know, i know so many people now who have got a government driver anyway, so, so, so many people now who've got to nine points because gets because obviously you get gets 12 you've got a 12 points and then you've got a six ban by doing 23, 24, six month ban by doing 23, 24, like my friend, like billy . like my friend, like billy. it's infuriating. i was to tetttng— it's infuriating. i was to tetttng e— it's infuriating. i was to talking a doctor over the weetent— talking a doctor over the weekend comes back talking a doctor over the- weekend-comes back through talking a doctor over the— weekend-comes back through a weekend who comes back through a 20 weekend who comes back through a tee-en— weekend who comes back through a tee-en newe— weekend who comes back through a tee-en newe-et— weekend who comes back through a 20-an hour-at 5:00- weekend who comes back through a 20-an hour-at 5:00 in. 20 mile an hour zone at 5:00 in tne— 20 mile an hour zone at 5:00 in tne netntng— 20 mile an hour zone at 5:00 in tne nenntng. se— 20 mile an hour zone at 5:00 in the morning. so there's no one on the morning. so there's no one en—t— the morning. so there's no one en—t etent.- on the roads. no, i didn't. i eent— on the roads. no, i didn't. i wasn't-anything- on the roads. no, i didn't. i wasn't anything dangerous. wasn't doing anything dangerous. 26 wasn't doing anything dangerous. ze snee— wasn't doing anything dangerous. ze enee-we.— wasn't doing anything dangerous. ze sne-e-we.-we- wasn't doing anything dangerous. ze sne-e-we.-we tel 26 she's back up. she's up to ntne—e- 26 she's back up. she's up to ntnee— tt-el 26 she's back up. she's up to ntnee— tt-e ei nine points. there it's a it's a men—neet- nine points. there it's a it's a mom who's going to need it's a can-surveillance- mom who's going to need it's a car. surveillance state. car. it's a surveillance state. tte— car. it's a surveillance state. tte e— car. it's a surveillance state. tte e eteettn— car. it's a surveillance state. it's a stealth tax— car. it's a surveillance state. it's a stealth tax as- car. it's a surveillance state. it's a stealth tax as well- car. it's a surveillance state. it's a stealth tax as well. it's a stealth tax as well. it's a stealth tax. they want tne— it's a stealth tax. they want tne enew— it's a stealth tax. they want the money. they— it's a stealth tax. they want the money. they want the tteenee. — the money. they want the licence. kevin - the money. they want the licence. i �*thtticc the money. they want the licence. i venice �*7 the money. they want the licence. i �*thttill 71110 the money. they want the - licence. kevin well, if 40 years of drive happy rhiannon jones let me me let me just polish

let me let me let me just polish my halo. i have never had a eeeettng— my halo. i have never had a eeeettng ttne— my halo. i have never had a speeding fine. i'm- i have never had a speeding fine. i'm not saying i newen-t— speeding fine. i'm not saying i newen-t eeet.— speeding fine. i'm not saying i haven't sped. i'd— speeding fine. i'm not saying i haven't sped. i'd be lying on tnet— haven't sped. i'd be lying on we tt— haven't sped. i'd be lying on we tt wew— haven't sped. i'd be lying on we tt wew get— haven't sped. i'd be lying on that if you got a— haven't sped. i'd be lying on that if you got a car of yours, you— that if you got a car of yours, wew tnew,— that if you got a car of yours, wew tnew, tte— that if you got a car of yours, you know, it's just- that if you got a car of yours, you know, it's just not very teet. — you know, it's just not very teet. tt— you know, it's just not very fast. if you're— you know, it's just not very fast. if you're on- you know, it's just not very fast. if you're on a- you know, it's just not very fast. �*7 t1i; titi i you know, it's just not very fast. �*7 titi i : fast. if you're on a clear road andifs fast. if you're on a clear road and it's sunny and there's no traffic, have i broken the limit on a motorway ? yes, i have. if i on a motorway? yes, i have. if i e eeneet— on a motorway? yes, i have. if i see a school 20— on a motorway? yes, i have. if i see a school 20 miles- i 7 yes, i have. if i see a school 20 miles an hour, do see a school 20 miles an hour, te t— see a school 20 miles an hour, te t tew— see a school 20 miles an hour, te t tew ent— see a school 20 miles an hour, te t tnw ent ntt— see a school 20 miles an hour, do i try and hit that 20 miles? we.— do i try and hit that 20 miles? we. teetee — do i try and hit that 20 miles? no. faster yes,— do i try and hit that 20 miles? no. faster yes, i— do i try and hit that 20 miles? no. faster yes, i do.- do i try and hit that 20 miles? no. faster tv/t1i;s t:tit i no. faster yes, i do. i've been done. amanda. i've never lost my licence. but how many times do i have? but i think there's sort of it's we all understand. we just go a little bit faster than we should. and sometimes you get points. but, kevin, i've got to tell you, you wouldn't date a quy- tell you, you wouldn't date a guy. had a point. guy. i'd never had a point. i just. means a just. that means you're a driver. well, a girl racer, driver. well, you a girl racer, newee— driver. well, you a girl racer, maybe-just— driver. well, you a girl racer,| maybe-just-driver driver. well, you a girl racer,- maybe .just-driver . maybe i'm just a smart driver. my maybe i'm just a smart driver. ttw tetnee— maybe i'm just a smart driver. ttw teetee we— maybe i'm just a smart driver. my father was no _ maybe i'm just a smart driver. my father was no boring. my father was a motoring- father was a motoring editor, so he father was a motoring editor, so ne wee— father was a motoring editor, so ne . — father was a motoring editor, so ne . teen.— father was a motoring editor, so he was . yeah. so— father was a motoring editor, so he was. yeah. so i'm- father was a motoring editor, so he was . tv/t1i;f i father was a motoring editor, so he was. tv/t1i;f i t1i;fl he was. yeah. so i'm a real petrol head and there were some pretty amazing cars your dad drove. i them really sweet. drove. i saw them really sweet. we drove. i saw them really sweet. we-etteet— drove. i saw them really sweet. we-etteet e— drove. i saw them really sweet. we-afford a car.- we couldn't afford a car. actually we had a second hand car, which was our real one. so

don't do the poor me. these are don't do the poor tne. these are the don't do the poor me. these are the — don't do the poor me. these are the ones. the little violin are out now. we're going to move on. tet-e— out now. we're going to move on. tet-e ge— out now. we're going to move on. tet-e ge teet— out now. we're going to move on. tet-e ge teet te— out now. we're going to move on. let's go back to kevin. what about this story? this is a this is a mail online story, actually an exclusive. it's an exclusive. well, it's a civitas. a report civitas. it was a report that basically showed that nearly a third mothers, if they could, third of mothers, if they could, would choose not to go to work. and this was also talked about at the natcon conference last week under really the driving force of miriam cates, who's trying to get us to change the conversation this a little conversation on this a little bit. and i'm not where it bit. and i'm not sure where it leaves in terms the leaves us in terms of the equality the sexes and equality of the sexes and feminism. if you've a third equality of the sexes and feimums. if you've a third equality of the sexes and feimums. if y are e a third equality of the sexes and feimums. if y are saying, third equality of the sexes and feimums. if y are saying, tidon't of mums who are saying, i don't want to back, you know, want to go back, yeah, you know, 29, like to know the 29, i'd like to know the proportion men would, proportion of men would, would, would question if would answer this question if they co—parent or they were asked or co—parent or it be, it might be two it might be, it might be two males to females in a family. whatever i'd to i'd whatever it is i'd like to i'd ttte— whatever it is i'd like to i'd ttteltnew— whatever it is i'd like to i'd like-know that- whatever it is i'd like to i'd like know that figure some like to know that figure in some wewe—tte- like to know that figure in some wewe—tte entw- ways, i'm surprised it's only eg— ways, i'm surprised it's only 29,-tt— ways, i'm surprised it's only 29,-t we- ways, i'm surprised it's only 29,-t we tt- ways, i'm surprised it's only 29,-if we if you- ways, i'm surprised it's only 29, if we if you could 29, because if we if you could eeeteet— 29, because if we if you could eneteet wewe— 29, because if we if you could protect your money and you could etew— protect your money and you could etew et— protect your money and you could etew et nene,— protect your money and you could etew et nene, t— protect your money and you could stay at home, i as— protect your money and you could stay at home, i as i— protect your money and you could stay at home, i as i as a dad tneee— stay at home, i as i as a dad tnnee ttnee— stay at home, i as i as a dad three times have— stay at home, i as i as a dad three times have had career tweete— three times have had career teeete ent— three times have had career breaks and stayed at home teeewee— breaks and stayed at home teeewee t— breaks and stayed at home because i was—

breaks and stayed at home because i was the main breadwinner_ because i was the main breadwinner .- because i was the main breadwinner. no, i didn't know teeewee— breadwinner. no, i didn't know teeewee t— breadwinner. no, i didn't know because i-the_ breadwinner. no, i didn't know because i the main because i was the main breadwinner.- because i was the main breadwinner. or you went out? i wewtt— breadwinner. or you went out? i gong-e— breadwinner. or you went out? i would,-i would- breadwinner. or you went out? i would, i would have would, yeah, i would have happily— would, yeah, i would have happily done— would, yeah, i would have happily done it. i love bringing up happily done it. i love bringing we-twt— happily done it. i love bringing we-twt et— happily done it. i love bringing up-but of course- happily done it. i love bringing up but of course there up the kids, but of course there are up the kids, but of course there tneee— up the kids, but of course there tnene te— up the kids, but of course there are there is more— up the kids, but of course there are there is more flexible wenttng— are there is more flexible working now.— are there is more flexible working now. i- are there is more flexible working now. i think employers are working now. i think employers eetten— working now. i think employers are better than— working now. i think employers are better than they used to be. tneee— are better than they used to be. tnene-teget- there are some legal protections, - there are some legal protections, but i think we etttt— protections, but i think we still haven't— protections, but i think we still haven't over fact still haven't got over the fact tnet— still haven't got over the fact we teet— still haven't got over the fact that look particularly in a cost of that look particularly in a cost et ttwtng— that look particularly in a cost of living crisis— that look particularly in a cost of living crisis where money is ttgtt,— of living crisis where money is ttgnt. eeeete— of living crisis where money is tight, people are— of living crisis where money is tight, people are made to make eneteee— tight, people are made to make choices about— tight, people are made to make choices about going back to we,— choices about going back to we, etten— choices about going back to work, often earlier than they wewtt— work, often earlier than they wewtt newe— work, often earlier than they would have liked, because neteenttw— would have liked, because maternity paternity pay isn't geeet. — maternity paternity pay isn't gneet. tt— maternity paternity pay isn't great. it used— maternity paternity pay isn't great. it used to- maternity paternity pay isn't great. c u: maternity paternity pay isn't great. c c. i great. it used to be seen as a noble occupation to be a full time mum, like our mums were, but it's quite boring. well, this is the problem.- but it's quite boring. well, this is the problem. - but it's quite boring. well, this is the problem. this is the problem. you can get bored to tears being stuck at home with babies if you can as well. but you need a professional life and you need a professional life and you go look my mum you want to go look my mum worked as well as my dad because there was six kids and money was tight. no need to get the little wtettn— tight. no need to get the little wtettn ewt— tight. no need to get the little violin out again.— tight. no need to get the little violin out again. no,- c gi no need to get the little violin out again. no, no, no, ewt— violin out again. no, no, no, ewt .._ violin out again. no, no, no, ewt .. ewt— violin out again. no, no, no, no. but i. but i— violin out again. no, no, no, no. but i. but i think it should be no. but i. but i think it should

tee-enetee— no. but i. but i think it should be-choice. yeah,- be about choice. yeah, but tnene-e— be about choice. yeah, but there's-choice- be about choice. yeah, but there's-choice if. be about choice. yeah, but- there's-choice if you're there's no real choice if you're net— there's no real choice if you're not financially— there's no real choice if you're not financially supported . if not financially supported. if you— not financially supported. if wew etew— not financially supported. if wew etew et— not financially supported. if you stay at home, it is the case tnet— you stay at home, it is the case now that actually— you stay at home, it is the case now that actually career breaks are now that actually career breaks neenettw— now that actually career breaks are normally nato women in terms of are normally nato women in terms et eeentnge— are normally nato women in terms et eenntnge ent— are normally nato women in terms of earnings and promotion. "cat of earnings and promotion. they set women back. _ of earnings and promotion. they set women back. yeah.- of earnings and promotion. they set women back. yeah. yeah. and |, set women back. yeah. yeah. and i, i yeah. sadly i could not have children, although i tried everything to have them and i would have thought that i would have just at home if i'd have just stayed at home if i'd been to have the five been lucky to have the five children to have. but children i planned to have. but i also know, bev, that that i had lots of women that i know just say you know, they're tearing out with tearing their hair out with boredom. yeah and it's getting that it is, that balance, isn't it? it is, yeah. all about the balance. and wnen— yeah. all about the balance. and wnen tnew— yeah. all about the balance. and wnen tnew get— yeah. all about the balance. and when they get back— «tilt? i all about the balance. and when they get back to work they'vee — when they get back to work they've, they've _ when they get back to work they've, they've gone backwards tnet— they've, they've gone backwardsi tnet—wett that is other people have. well tneten— that is other people have. well tneee-e e— that is other people have. well there's a moved— that is other people have. well there's a moved-and- that is other people have. well there's a moved and there's there's a moved on and there's no doubt reason that no doubt that the reason that i've i've had is i've had the career i've had is because haven't had children . because i haven't had children. i trade it all tomorrow . i would trade it all tomorrow. teen— i would trade it all tomorrow. teen twt— i would trade it all tomorrow. yeah, but there's— i would trade it all tomorrow. yeah, but there's no doubt that eve.— yeah, but there's no doubt that nwe-tnew,— yeah, but there's no doubt that i've,-know, being- yeah, but there's no doubt that i've, know, being there all i've, you know, being there all tnte— i've, you know, being there all we teetee— i've, you know, being there all this 75,000 years— i've, you know, being there all this 75,000 years i've worked . this 75,000 years i've worked. tewee— this 75,000 years i've worked. te-ewe teettng— this 75,000 years i've worked. you're looking very— this 75,000 years i've worked. you're looking very well- this 75,000 years i've worked. you're looking very well on it. very well. let's talk . biden very well. let's talk. biden teen— very well. let's talk. biden teen tnete— very well. let's talk. biden yeah, that's a— very well. let's talk. biden yeah, that's a huge-

very well. biden yeah, that's a huge story, tewtn— yeah, that's a huge story, kevin, because - yeah, that's a huge story, kevin, because he's now biden is eewtng— kevin, because he's now biden is eewtng tneetee— kevin, because he's now biden is eewtng tneetee te— kevin, because he's now biden is saying america is going to give ttgnten— saying america is going to give ttgnten tete— saying america is going to give ttgnten tete te— saying america is going to give fighter jets to ukraine. saying america is going to give fighterjets to ukraine. that's nwgetw— fighterjets to ukraine. that's hugely significant, massively etgnttteent— hugely significant, massively significant boost for zelenskyy nwge— significant boost for zelenskyy nwge teeet— significant boost for zelenskyy huge boost who's been on a very ne-e— huge boost who's been on a very ne-e eent— huge boost who's been on a very ne-e eeet et— huge boost who's been on a very ne-e eeet et tet— huge boost who's been on a very he's sort of jet setting tteteneew— he's sort of jet setting diplomacy went around europe, went— diplomacy went around europe, went te— diplomacy went around europe, went to hiroshima in japan for the went to hiroshima in japan for tne et— went to hiroshima in japan for tne et . — went to hiroshima in japan for tne et . tnt— went to hiroshima in japan for the g7 . 1 it: 1 i g i the g7. and america is now given permission for the f—16s, which are very advanced warplanes to be transferred word to ukraine from holland, norway and a number of other countries. and this is what zelenskyy has been really looking for. biden says he's got a cast iron guarantee. it's unbreakable that they won't be used to go into russian airspace base and attack russia. but it's a game changer, isn't it? game changer, what he's been begging for. he has. well, he came to britain and asked for them. he didn't get them. you know , emblematic that- i c gti; you know , emblematic that this was know, emblematic that this was tene— know, emblematic that this was done-hiroshima— know, emblematic that this was done . hiroshima .— know, emblematic that this was done hiroshima . oh, yeah. done in hiroshima. oh, yeah. teen.— done in hiroshima. oh, yeah. teen. tew— done in hiroshima. oh, yeah. yeah. you know— done in hiroshima. oh, yeah. yeah. you know ,— done in hiroshima. oh, yeah. yeah. you know , because they can yeah. you know, because they can see yeah. you know, because they can e tet— yeah. you know, because they can e tet et— yeah. you know, because they can see a lot of the— yeah. you know, because they can see a lot of the countries in tne— see a lot of the countries in tne weete— see a lot of the countries in the world now— see a lot of the countries in the world now can see that it's going— the world now can see that it's getng te— the world now can see that it's getng te te— the world now can see that it's

getng te ee ee— the world now can see that it's going to be as bad— the world now can see that it's going to be as bad as one bomb tetng— going to be as bad as one bomb tetng dropped-_ going to be as bad as one bomb being dropped. but the russians are being dropped. but the russians ene-wtete— being dropped. but the russians eee-wteetne. t— being dropped. but the russians are ukraine. i think are doing in ukraine. i think tte— are doing in ukraine. i think tte-newe. — are doing in ukraine. i think it's-news. and- are doing in ukraine. i think it's-news. and he. are doing in ukraine. i think it's news. 1 it: are doing in ukraine. i think- it's-news. and he i think it's great news. and he i think he's i know bev doesn't he's still i know bev doesn't agree with me. i think he's man of the year zelenskyy of the yearis of the year zelenskyy of the year is fantastic. biden no , year is fantastic. biden no, zelenskyy zelenskyy and of course , rishi called him course, rishi sunak called him the churchill . yeah, she's course, rishi sunak called him the herirchill . yeah, she's course, rishi sunak called him the her head . yeah, she's course, rishi sunak called him the her head , yeah, she's course, rishi sunak called him the her head , no, h, she's course, rishi sunak called him the her head , no, i she's course, rishi sunak called him the her head , no, i don't shaking her head, no, i don't trust him. i think there's so nwet— trust him. i think there's so much more to— trust him. i think there's so much more to well,- i i think there's so much more to well, just well, why— much more to well, just well, wnw nett— much more to well, just well, why not? because— much more to well, just well, why not? because of who he was eeteee— why not? because of who he was eeteee ewtn.— why not? because of who he was before putin. because he was wttetw— before putin. because he was widely recognised as being was et— widely recognised as being was et tne— widely recognised as being was one of the most— widely recognised as being was one of the most corrupt regimes te. — one of the most corrupt regimes te. we.— one of the most corrupt regimes te. we. twt— one of the most corrupt regimes te. we. twt ne— one of the most corrupt regimes is. no, but he was— one of the most corrupt regimes is. \tjz?j i: one of the most corrupt regimes is. no, but he was elected on in 2019 on an anti corruption ticket. that's 2019 on an anti corruption ticket . that's why you want to ticket. that's why you want to tett— ticket. that's why you want to tett te — ticket. that's why you want to talk to victoria— c ti.

settt entt — for corruption. he is ray rock. solid anti corruption . it's only solid anti corruption. it's only it's solid anti corruption. it's only tt-e entw— solid anti corruption. it's only it's only russian— solid anti corruption. it's only it's only russian propaganda . it's only russian propaganda. it it's only russian propaganda. tt te— it's only russian propaganda. tt te net— it's only russian propaganda. tt te net ee— it's only russian propaganda. it is not as black— it's only russian propaganda. it is not as black and- it's only russian propaganda. it is not as black and white as that in that particular. it is anti corruption. he is not eeeewet. — anti corruption. he is not corrupt. the russian people who were already living in the donbas and i'm not defending putin, who is no doubt corrupt, as equally as corrupted, more . as equally as corrupted, more. no, no, no. no. no. no. no, no, t— no, no, no. no. no. no. no, no, twewtt— no, no, no. no. no. no. no, no, no, no. i would say- no, no, no. no. no. no. no, no, no, no. \t1it no, no. i would say that. no, no, no. i would say that. no, no, no, no. he's moving in some very, very dark cities in russia. don't deny that for russia. i don't deny that for a second. and but i do not subscribe to the idea that zelenskyy somehow whiter zelenskyy is somehow a whiter than all. oh than white hero at all. oh i probably wouldn't have vote if i lived ukraine. i probably lived in ukraine. i probably wewttn-t— lived in ukraine. i probably| wouldn't—him wouldn't have voted for him teeewee— wouldn't have voted for him because—right. wouldn't have voted for him l because—right wing because he was too right wing ene—eeettettet— because he was too right wing pro—capitalist me. but you pro—capitalist for me. but you ntgnt.— pro—capitalist for me. but you ntgnt.-ne— pro—capitalist for me. but you might.-he would- pro—capitalist for me. but you might. he would have might. and he would have entwetteet— might. and he would have privatised industries are privatised industries which are wnten— privatised industries which are wnten ee— privatised industries which are which are sadly— privatised industries which are which are sadly in state hands, are which are sadly in state hands, eeeewet— which are sadly in state hands, are corrupt. i'd— which are sadly in state hands, are corrupt. i'd rather reformed it, are corrupt. i'd rather reformed n, twt— are corrupt. i'd rather reformed n, ewt-twt— are corrupt. i'd rather reformed it, but-but now— are corrupt. i'd rather reformed it, but-but now i- are corrupt. i'd rather reformed it, but but now i just i it, but no, but now i just i etntee— it, but no, but now i just i etntee ntn— it, but no, but now i just i admire him and- it, but no, but now i just i admire him and i'm a i'm a kind of admire him and i'm a i'm a kind et ttt— admire him and i'm a i'm a kind et ttt et— admire him and i'm a i'm a kind et ttt et e— admire him and i'm a i'm a kind of bit of a peacenik,_ admire him and i'm a i'm a kind of bit of a peacenik, but he's ne-e— of bit of a peacenik, but he's ne-e ne-e— of bit of a peacenik, but he's we we nee— of bit of a peacenik, but he's he's he's he's been been he's he's he's been he's been ewetet. — he's he's he's been he's been evaded. .doesn't- he's he's he's been he's been evaded. : c i he's he's he's been he's been. evaded. .doesn't even agree evaded. bev doesn't even agree that wearing that he should be wearing military i love military fatigues. oh, i love part of the his— military fatigues. oh, i love part of the his khakis.- l 33 3 oh, i love part of the his khakis. i so love— part of the his khakis. i so love n.— part of the his khakis. i so love it. .— part of the his khakis. i so love it. i mean,- part of the his khakis. i so love it. i mean, ijust think he-s— love it. i mean, ijust think he-s one— love it. i mean, ijust think he-s of— love it. i mean, ijust think he's one of the— love it. i mean, ijust think

he's one of the most admirable that— he's one of the most admirable that we— he's one of the most admirable men that i've witnessed on the worm— men that i've witnessed on the worm-.— men that i've witnessed on the worm-. and— men that i've witnessed on the world-. and i'm- men that i've witnessed on the world . and i'm not just world stage. and i'm not just saying— world stage. and i'm not just saying he-s— world stage. and i'm not just saying he's really hot as well. a mue— saying he's really hot as well. a little short— saying he's really hot as well. a little short for— saying he's really hot as well. a little short for me, but realty,— a little short for me, but ream-hot. - a little short for me, but really, hot. and i think really, really hot. and i think the— really, really hot. and i think the eaaaaeg— really, really hot. and i think the courage he's— really, really hot. and i think the courage he's shown, the way that— the courage he's shown, the way that-atte— the courage he's shown, the way that-atte ta- the courage he's shown, the way that able to galvanise that he's been able to galvanise his-charismatic- that he's been able to galvanise his charismatic like his country, charismatic, like tte-e— his country, charismatic, like tee—anal his country, charismatic, like. tee—ant tte-e he's he's charismatic and he's tteteee— he's he's charismatic and he's tteteeelmeaa— he's he's charismatic and he's tireless.imean ,— he's he's charismatic and he's tireless.imean , i— he's he's charismatic and he's tireless. mean , i have no tireless. i mean, i have no wetet. — tireless. i mean, i have no wetet. ant— tireless. i mean, i have no words. and his- tireless. i mean, i have no words. ' z " ”ti; tireless. i mean, i have no- words. and his wife has stayed in kyiv they've both stayed in kyiv. well that when he when the americans at the beginning, because it did look as if the russians would have taken kyiv very quickly. the ukrainian mutat— very quickly. the ukrainian mttttatg tas— wig t: {as/eeg the ukrainian military has performed wig t: i the ukrainian military has performed miracles and tte— military has performed miracles and tte wa— military has performed miracles and he was offered evacuation . and he was offered evacuation. he and he was offered evacuation. we sata— and he was offered evacuation. we eat, t— and he was offered evacuation. he said, i don't— and he was offered evacuation. he said, i don't need a ride. i neet— he said, i don't need a ride. i eeet t— he said, i don't need a ride. i need ammo. i love- he said, i don't need a ride. i need ammo. i love anything that is need ammo. i love anything that te. — need ammo. i love anything that te. tat— need ammo. i love anything that te. tat tes— need ammo. i love anything that is. but he's never— need ammo. i love anything that is . but he's never been- need ammo. i love anything that is . " is. but he's never been away from a war. ceremonies and photo eweete— from a war. ceremonies and photo shoots ant— from a war. ceremonies and photo shoots and magazine— ceremonies and photo shoots and magazine covers it te — shoots and magazine covers it te eat— shoots and magazine covers it te but yeah— shoots and magazine covers it is. but yeah but— shoots and magazine covers it is. but yeah but that's- shoots and magazine covers it is. but yeah but that's but but that's it's a very simple conflict . it's brilliant. it's conflict. it's brilliant. it's whose side are you on. are you on the side whose side are you on. are you an the state at— whose side are you on. are you on the side of democracy- tzzt" are you on the side of democracy and taeetam— on the side of democracy and taeetam aa— on the side of democracy and freedom or on— on the side of democracy and freedom or on the— on the side of democracy and freedom or on the side of aattaaattw— freedom or on the side of awttaattw e— freedom or on the side of authority .7 arianism i mean, authority? arianism i mean, twat-e— authority.7 arianism i mean, twat-e tt— authority.7 arianism i mean, twat-e tt. — authority? arianism i mean, that's it. putin- authority.7 arianism i mean, that's it. putin is- authority.7 arianism i mean, that's it . " ' i that's it. putin is america fascist, making a lot of money

out of never ending war. dun dun dun. kevin, thank you so much. what about german men sitting tawn— what about german men sitting town wtt— what about german men sitting town wttta tte — what about german men sitting down with the wings.7 we ran out of down with the wings.7 we ran out at twe.— down with the wings.7 we ran out at ttme. — down with the wings.7 we ran out at tree. to.— down with the wings.7 we ran out at tree. to. t— down with the wings.7 we ran out of time. no, i know— down with the wings.7 we ran out of time. to can't we go of time. no, i know. can't we go on of time. no, i know. can't we go at ta— of time. no, i know. can't we go at tea a— of time. no, i know. can't we go at taaa ttte— of time. no, i know. can't we go on for a bit? no— of time. no, i know. can't we go on for a bit? no _ of time. no, i know. can't we go on for a bit? no mark- of time. \t:::t can't we go on for a bit? no g on for a bit? no mark longhurst might have a view that might have a view on that because he's on next on gb news. that's so maybe we'll that's right. so maybe we'll come on his show. well , that's right. so maybe we'll come on his show. well, you come back on his show. well, you can ask come back on his show. well, you aet ttw. — come back on his show. well, you can ask him. he won't mind. we're going to be back tomorrow, though. be at at though. we will be at 930. at 930. a great 930. see you then. have a great day. hello it's aidan mcgivern ttete— day. hello it's aidan mcgivern were tram— day. hello it's aidan mcgivern here from - met _ day. hello it's aidan mcgivern here from .met office. - £5th it's aidan mcgivern here from met office. with here from the met office. with wew— here from the met office. with your—,- here from the met office. with your—t a- here from the met office. with your—t a finei your gb news forecast, a fine day— your gb news forecast, a fine ta ta— your gb news forecast, a fine day tat meet— your gb news forecast, a fine day for most of— your gb news forecast, a fine day for most of us. sunny spells for day for most of us. sunny spells tea maw. — day for most of us. sunny spells tea maw. ttwt— day for most of us. sunny spells for many. and feeling warm, gattewtatw— for many. and feeling warm, particularly towards the south—west. _ particularly towards the south—west. less warm , i think south—west. less warm, i think tawawte— south—west. less warm, i think tawawte ttte— south—west. less warm, i think towards the north— south—west. less warm, i think towards the north and the east tesatse— towards the north and the east because we've _ towards the north and the east because we've got— towards the north and the east because we've got high pressure out to— because we've got high pressure out to tte— because we've got high pressure out to the west— because we've got high pressure out to the west of— because we've got high pressure out to the west of the uk and ttats— out to the west of the uk and was tatagtag— out to the west of the uk and that's bringing this breeze in tow— that's bringing this breeze in tow tte— that's bringing this breeze in from the north— that's bringing this breeze in from the north sea and the irish sea— from the north sea and the irish sea-tt— from the north sea and the irish sea-st ttese— from the north sea and the irish sea of these northern sea to some of these northern weste— sea to some of these northern weste att— sea to some of these northern western and eastern coasts . and western and eastern coasts. and it's western and eastern coasts. and tt-s tatagtag— western and eastern coasts. and it's bringing some— western and eastern coasts. and it's bringing some areas of stout— it's bringing some areas of stout ttto— it's bringing some areas of cloud into eastern and south—east— cloud into eastern and south—east scotland as well as the south—east scotland as well as tte tott— south—east scotland as well as tte aoatt ot— south—east scotland as well as the north of england . eastern the north of england. eastern tagtaat— the north of england. eastern tagtaat as— the north of england. eastern england as well. _ the north of england. eastern england as well. seeing some stout— england as well. seeing some stout aut— england as well. seeing some cloud and some— england as well. seeing some cloud and some light showers tatttatw— cloud and some light showers initially before— cloud and some light showers initially before they ease away tater—

initially before they ease away tater-sues— initially before they ease away later - skies turn - later and the skies turn tatgtteu— later and the skies turn brighter, but— later and the skies turn brighter, but the light showers tte— brighter, but the light showers across the pennines and the souttewa— across the pennines and the southern uplands will continue ttto— southern uplands will continue tto—those- southern uplands will continue into—those are. into the afternoon. those are tte— into the afternoon. those are the exceptions— into the afternoon. those are the exceptions the rule , the exceptions to the rule, ttougt— the exceptions to the rule, though, because for most it's suww— though, because for most it's suww stews— though, because for most it's sunny spells and— though, because for most it's sunny spells and mid to high teens— sunny spells and mid to high teens oa— sunny spells and mid to high teens or low— sunny spells and mid to high teens or low 20s— sunny spells and mid to high teens or low 20s 2324 celsius tossttte— teens or low 20s 2324 celsius possible towards— teens or low 20s 2324 celsius possible towards the south—west of possible towards the south—west ot tugtaut— possible towards the south—west ot tagtaat aut— possible towards the south—west of england and south wales. so ttte— of england and south wales. so ttne. wm,— of england and south wales. so fine. warm, sunny— of england and south wales. so fine. warm, sunny day for many. ant— fine. warm, sunny day for many. ant tten— fine. warm, sunny day for many. ant ttea we— fine. warm, sunny day for many. and then we keep— fine. warm, sunny day for many. and then we keep the clear skies ttto— and then we keep the clear skies tto tte— and then we keep the clear skies into the evening— and then we keep the clear skies into the evening and overnight. stu— into the evening and overnight. stttt some— into the evening and overnight. still some areas— into the evening and overnight. still some areas of patchy cloud atteottug— still some areas of patchy cloud atteottag tte— still some areas of patchy cloud affecting the south—east and taoaeastagw— affecting the south—east and increasingly the— affecting the south—east and increasingly the north—west. but away— increasingly the north—west. but awaw tom — increasingly the north—west. but away tom tte— increasingly the north—west. but away from the cloudier zones astuattw— away from the cloudier zones actually temperatures will fall away— actually temperatures will fall away ttto— actually temperatures will fall away tato tte— actually temperatures will fall away into the single figures. twea— away into the single figures. tweu tte— away into the single figures. even the low— away into the single figures. even the low single figures in some sheltered— even the low single figures in some sheltered northern spots. so some sheltered northern spots. to a— some sheltered northern spots. to a ttt— some sheltered northern spots. to a ttt ot— some sheltered northern spots. to a ttt ot a— some sheltered northern spots. so a bit of a chill— some sheltered northern spots. so a bit of a chill in the air tast— so a bit of a chill in the air ttast tttag— so a bit of a chill in the air first thing tuesday, but plenty of first thing tuesday, but plenty ot ttgtt— first thing tuesday, but plenty of bright sunshine from the word go .temperatures_ of bright sunshine from the word go temperatures will soon go and temperatures will soon wewe— go and temperatures will soon we-we got— go and temperatures will soon rise. we've got areas of cloud tete— rise. we've got areas of cloud tewe att— rise. we've got areas of cloud here and there,— rise. we've got areas of cloud here and there, especially through— here and there, especially through wales, south—west tagtaat— through wales, south—west tagtaat ,— through wales, south—west england , early— through wales, south—west england , early morning and then england, early morning and then taeattag— england, early morning and then taeattag ut— england, early morning and then breaking up into— england, early morning and then breaking up into the afternoon. but breaking up into the afternoon. tut agatw— breaking up into the afternoon. tut agatw tts— breaking up into the afternoon. but again, it's a— breaking up into the afternoon. but again, it's a day of sunny stews— but again, it's a day of sunny stetts att— but again, it's a day of sunny spells and for— but again, it's a day of sunny spells and for most it's dry wtt— spells and for most it's dry with temperatures a little bit tower— with temperatures a little bit lower compared— with temperatures a little bit lower compared with today, but

stu— lower compared with today, but stttt ttgt— lower compared with today, but still high teens,— lower compared with today, but still high teens, i— lower compared with today, but still high teens, i think low zes— still high teens, i think low 20s towards— still high teens, i think low 20s towards the— still high teens, i think low 20s towards the north—west of semant— 20s towards the north—west of soottaat, we — 20s towards the north—west of scotland, we will— 20s towards the north—west of scotland, we will see some tasty— scotland, we will see some tatoty aw— scotland, we will see some patchy rain and— scotland, we will see some patchy rain and drizzle arrive by patchy rain and drizzle arrive ty tte— patchy rain and drizzle arrive by the afternoon— patchy rain and drizzle arrive by the afternoon and that will pust— by the afternoon and that will tust ttto— by the afternoon and that will tust tato tte— by the afternoon and that will push into the northern isles by the push into the northern isles by tte ewentug— push into the northern isles by the evening. thicker cloud geaeaatty— the evening. thicker cloud geaeaatty toa— the evening. thicker cloud generally for western scotland att— generally for western scotland at northern— generally for western scotland and northern ireland. however, for and northern ireland. however, to must— and northern ireland. however, to must ot— and northern ireland. however, for much of the— and northern ireland. however, for much of the uk, the outlook is for much of the uk, the outlook ts toa— for much of the uk, the outlook ts tot oe— for much of the uk, the outlook is for more warm,— for much of the uk, the outlook is for more warm, sunny spells to some— is for more warm, sunny spells to .—