away . very good afternoon, away. very good afternoon, everybody. it's patrick christys here— everybody. it's patrick christys here on— everybody. it's patrick christys here on ee— everybody. it's patrick christys here on gb news.— everybody. it's patrick christys here on gb news. i— ”g : it's patrick christys here on gb news. i will be with you— here on gb news. i will be with you three— here on gb news. i will be with you the eu— here on gb news. i will be with you three till six. _ here on gb news. i will be with you three till six. it's a firecracker— you three till six. it's a firecracker of - you three till six. it's a firecracker of a first hour. ladies— firecracker of a first hour. ladies and— firecracker of a first hour. ladies and gents, we're going up here— ladies and gents, we're going up here because— ladies and gents, we're going up here because suella braverman, rhre— here because suella braverman, rhrelehe— here because suella braverman, this-onelwatch _ here because suella braverman, this one watch throughout this is one to watch throughout the this is one to watch throughout rhe-er— this is one to watch throughout rhe-er-ehew. - this is one to watch throughout the-of-show. lthisl the course of the show. is this a ehh— the course of the show. is this a civil service— the course of the show. is this a civil service stitch up or has she— a civil service stitch up or has she eehe— a civil service stitch up or has she done wrong?— a civil service stitch up or has she done wrong? and does she heed— she done wrong? and does she heed-rh— she done wrong? and does she heed-r-h he— she done wrong? and does she need i'll be delving into need to go? i'll be delving into the need to go? i'll be delving into rhe-eh— need to go? i'll be delving into rhe-eh-heep- need to go? i'll be delving into the-on-keep your. the latest on that. keep your eyes— the latest on that. keep your eeeehy-— the latest on that. keep your eesonv- h- the latest on that. keep your eyes-on it all- the latest on that. keep your eyes on it all show. eyes and ears on it all show. were— eyes and ears on it all show. i were—earring we're also going to be talking aberr— we're also going to be talking he he— we're also going to be talking about this ahead— we're also going to be talking about this ahead of thursday's supposed— about this ahead of thursday's supposed disastrous about this ahead of thursday's suppose of disastrous about this ahead of thursday's suppose of our disastrous about this ahead of thursday's suppose of our net;astrous about this ahead of thursday's suppose of our net migration account of our net migration figures.— account of our net migration rrgrree. ahe— account of our net migration figures. and illegal immigration figures.— figures. and illegal immigration rrguree. rm— figures. and illegal immigration figures. i'm looking at whether or figures. i'm looking at whether er-we— figures. i'm looking at whether

er-we-ree— figures. i'm looking at whether or-we-too reliant- figures. i'm looking at whether or we too reliant on or not we are too reliant on hhrhrgrerreh— or not we are too reliant on immigration economically and an hhperrehr— immigration economically and an rrhperrehr day— immigration economically and an important day for— immigration economically and an important day for some very regre— important day for some very tragic reasons.— important day for some very tragic reasons. okay. because going— tragic reasons. okay. because gerhg re— tragic reasons. okay. because we're going to be— tragic reasons. okay. because we're going to be remembering two devastating— we're going to be remembering two devastating terror attacks, rhe — two devastating terror attacks, the manchester— two devastating terror attacks, the manchester arena bomb and the the manchester arena bomb and rhe—ruerher- the manchester arena bomb and the—fusilier lee- the slaughter of fusilier lee rigbv-— the slaughter of fusilier lee rigbv--'_ the slaughter of fusilier lee rigbv--' wru— the slaughter of fusilier lee rigby.-i will be- the slaughter of fusilier lee rigby. i will be asking what rigby. and i will be asking what reeeehe h— rigby. and i will be asking what reeeehe if any,— rigby. and i will be asking what lessons, if any, have we learnt? try re— lessons, if any, have we learnt? try re mere— lessons, if any, have we learnt? try to make sure— lessons, if any, have we learnt? try to make sure they don't happen— try to make sure they don't happen egerh— try to make sure they don't happen again. and finally, this here— happen again. and finally, this broke her— happen again. and finally, this broke just moments ago. there's going— broke just moments ago. there's going re— broke just moments ago. there's gerhg re re— broke just moments ago. there's gerhg re he a— broke just moments ago. there's gerhg re he a he— broke just moments ago. there's going to be a new search in the hem— going to be a new search in the huhr rer— going to be a new search in the hunt for madeleine mccann. i rhu— hunt for madeleine mccann. i with here— hunt for madeleine mccann. i will have all— hunt for madeleine mccann. i will have all of— hunt for madeleine mccann. i will have all of the details on her— will have all of the details on her her— will have all of the details on her her you— will have all of the details on that for you in— will have all of the details on that for you in just a matter of wheres.— that for you in just a matter of minutes. patrick— that for you in just a matter of minutes. patrick christys is on . eh— minutes. patrick christys is on . eh newe— minutes. patrick christys is on . gb news. yes,— minutes. patrick christys is on . gb news. yes, we have a new erheh— . gb news. yes, we have a new email address— . gb news. yes, we have a new email address for— . gb news. yes, we have a new email address for you to get heur— email address for you to get your heede— email address for you to get your heads around today. ladies ahe— your heads around today. ladies and gentlemen,— your heads around today. ladies and gentlemen, it's gb views at gb and gentlemen, it's gb views at eh newe— and gentlemen, it's gb views at eh heue com.— and gentlemen, it's gb views at gb news .com. so— and gentlemen, it's gb views at gb news .com. so not .co.uk so— gb news .com. so not .co.uk so ger— gb news .com. so not .co.uk is.com. so get your emails flooding— is.com. so get your emails hoorhhe rh— is.com. so get your emails flooding in on— is.com. so get your emails flooding in on that. the sevilla re— flooding in on that. the sevilla is big-— flooding in on that. the sevilla he he. r— flooding in on that. the sevilla one is big. i think— flooding in on that. the sevilla one is big. i think she's just been— one is big. i think she's just been speaking— one is big. i think she's just been speaking in the house of corhrhohe. ho— been speaking in the house of commons. do you— been speaking in the house of commons. do you think the suella braverman-about- commons. do you think the suella braverman-about to- commons. do you think the suella braverman about to fall braverman might be about to fall vrerhh — braverman might be about to fall vrerhh -eerhee- braverman might be about to fall victim service stitch victim to a civil service stitch up victim to a civil service stitch uo-ehe— victim to a civil service stitch uo-ehe oohe- victim to a civil service stitch up she done wrong and up or has she done wrong and heede— up or has she done wrong and needs ro— up or has she done wrong and needs o 90—

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suella braverman is under pressure over a possible breach of the ministerial code following claims she asked for help in arranging a private speed awareness course. the prime minister has spoken to his ethics adviser about the matter, but it's understood that no formal inquiry has yet been launched. speaking for the first time about the row, the home secretary didn't deny asking civil servants for assistance last summer i was speeding . i last summer i was speeding. i regret that i paid the fine- regret that i paid the fine and i regret that i paid the fine and r rook— regret that i paid the fine and r or rhe— regret that i paid the fine and i took the points.— regret that i paid the fine and i took the points. but we're roeueeeo— i took the points. but we're focussed now— i took the points. but we're focussed now on- i took the points. but we're focussed now on delivering for the focussed now on delivering for he hrrrreh— focussed now on delivering for the british people and working for hem.— the british people and working for rherh. uro— the british people and working for them. did you— the british people and working for them. did you ask civil eervohre— for them. did you ask civil eervohre ro— for them. did you ask civil servants to put— for them. did you ask civil servants to put you on a one on epeeorhg— servants to put you on a one on one speeding course in relation to one speeding course in relation ro rhe— one speeding course in relation ro rhe processe— one speeding course in relation to the process? i'm— one speeding course in relation to the process? i'm focussed on oehvehhe— to the process? i'm focussed on oehvehhg for— to the process? i'm focussed on delivering for the _ to the process? i'm focussed on delivering for the british peopre— delivering for the british people oo— delivering for the british people do my- delivering for the british people do my job as home seererory.— people do my job as home secretary. what— people do my job as home secretary. what i will say is her— secretary. what i will say is her rh— secretary. what i will say is that in .view,_ secretary. what i will say is that in-view, i'm- secretary. what i will say is that in view, i'm confident that in my view, i'm confident rhor— that in my view, i'm confident he horhrhe— that in my view, i'm confident that nothing untoward has happened.— that nothing untoward has happened. well the shadow public heohh— happened. well the shadow public health minister,— happened. well the shadow public health minister, andrew gwynne, eoye— health minister, andrew gwynne, says she— health minister, andrew gwynne, eoye ehe heede— health minister, andrew gwynne, says she needs to— health minister, andrew gwynne, says she needs to go . grin says she needs to go. i've got reor— says she needs to go. i've got real frustration in here 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, 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 has some leadership and show her the door . labour has warned the some leadership and show her the door. labour has warned the nhs ooh-r— door. labour has warned the nhs woh-r survive— door. labour has warned the nhs won't survive five— : labour has warned the nhs won't survive five more years of a won't survive five more years of o coheervorhe— won't survive five more years of a conservative government , but a conservative government, but seeing— a conservative government, but eerrrhe our— a conservative government, but setting out his— a conservative government, but setting out his vision for the heohh— setting out his vision for the health service,— setting out his vision for the health service, sir keir starmer prorhreeo— health service, sir keir starmer prorhreeo ro— health service, sir keir starmer prorhreeo o per— health service, sir keir starmer promised to get the nhs back on its promised to get the nhs back on he reer— promised to get the nhs back on he reer h— promised to get the nhs back on he he h hre— 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. he pledged to reuoe— next election. he pledged to reuoe hus— next election. he pledged to reduce nhs waiting lists committed— reduce nhs waiting lists committed to- reduce nhs waiting lists committed to hit the four hour aor— committed to hit the four hour hoe reper— committed to hit the four hour a&e target and— committed to hit the four hour a&e target and improve ambulance reepohee hrhee— a&e target and improve ambulance response times by— a&e target and improve ambulance response times by 2030. at the hert— response times by 2030. at the next election,— response times by 2030. at the next election, the— response times by 2030. at the next election, the nhs is on the he— next election, the nhs is on the he . — next election, the nhs is on the he . rhe— next election, the nhs is on the line . the conservative- next election, the nhs is on the line . line. the conservative party that's brought it to its knees will put it in the ground .

that's 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 there, that's not good enough either . we've got to fix the either. we've got to fix the fundamentals, renew its purpose, make it fit for the future , make it fit for the future, calls are being made for every work related suicide to be investigated by the health and safety executive . it follows the safety executive. it follows the depth — safety executive. it follows the depth or— safety executive. it follows the death of headteacher- point.“ it follows the death of headteacher ruth perry, who rook— death of headteacher ruth perry, who took her— death of headteacher ruth perry, who took her own— death of headteacher ruth perry, who took her own life in january — who took her own life in january her— who took her own life in january. her family believes she ehreeeeo— january. her family believes she was stressed because of an orereo— was stressed because of an ofsted inspection, writing in the ofsted inspection, writing in he hrhreh— ofsted inspection, writing in the british medical journal, two academic— the british medical journal, two academic acas— the british medical journal, two academic acas say the profession has academic acas say the profession hoe o— academic acas say the profession hoe o duty— academic acas say the profession hoe o ouhy ho— academic acas say the profession has a duty to demand action to hoehe— has a duty to demand action to hoehe rhe— has a duty to demand action to tackle the burden— has a duty to demand action to tackle the burden of mental heohh— tackle the burden of mental heohh. h— tackle the burden of mental health. if russia is wagner eroup— health. if russia is wagner group or— health. if russia is wagner group of mercenaries has announced plans to leave uhrorhe-e— announced plans to leave ukraine's eastern city of hohhmuh— ukraine's eastern city of bakhmut, the- ukraine's eastern city of bakhmut, the group's founder eoye— bakhmut, the group's founder eoye roee— bakhmut, the group's founder says forces will— bakhmut, the group's founder says forces will retreat from p..— says forces will retreat from he zhh — says forces will retreat from he zhh or— 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 june he— 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 preehenh— june. it's after ukraine's president, volodymyr zelenskyy orerhreeeo— president, volodymyr zelenskyy dismissed claims— president, volodymyr zelenskyy dismissed claims by the pororhhhory— dismissed claims by the paramilitary organisation that it paramilitary organisation that h hoo— paramilitary organisation that it had successfully taken the cry— it had successfully taken the ehy o— it had successfully taken the ehy o warning— it had successfully taken the city a warning is— it had successfully taken the city a warning is being issued over a number of— city a warning is being issued over a number of new sophisticated scams consumer 9.0...— sophisticated scams consumer group, which— sophisticated scams consumer group, which says at least four are group, which says at least four oorho— group, which says at least four oorho rhe— group, which says at least four are doing the rounds. they rheruoe— are doing the rounds. they include fake— are doing the rounds. they include fake paypal and missing peeo— include fake paypal and missing peeoh oppeore— include fake paypal and missing person appeals, fraudulent app orehe— person appeals, fraudulent app ohehe .— person appeals, fraudulent app ohehe , orehe— person appeals, fraudulent app alerts , alerts and— person appeals, fraudulent app alerts , alerts and pig alerts, alerts and pig butchering,- alerts, alerts and pig butchering, which was given its name because— butchering, which was given its name because fraudsters eo—eoheo— name because fraudsters so—called fatten up the victim by forming— so—called fatten up the victim hy rorrhrhp o— so—called fatten up the victim by forming a romantic connection heroe— by forming a romantic connection before executing— by forming a romantic connection before executing the financial part— before executing the financial poh or— before executing the financial poh or he — before executing the financial part of the scam.— before executing the financial part of the scam. the government prone— part of the scam. the government prohe ho— part of the scam. the government prohe ro work— part of the scam. the government plans to work with— part of the scam. the government plans to work with ofcom to use reehhorooy— 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 he epoorrho— new technology to clamp down on he epoorrho or— new technology to clamp down on the spoofing of legitimate phone humeru— the spoofing of legitimate phone numbers. nearly— the spoofing of legitimate phone numbers. nearly a third of young eurvhore— numbers. nearly a third of young eurvhore or— numbers. nearly a third of young survivors of the _ numbers. nearly a third of young survivors of the manchester areho — survivors of the manchester arena bombing— survivors of the manchester arena bombing received no professional— arena bombing received no professional support , with professional support, with a repoh— professional support, with a repoh finding— professional support, with a report finding there experiences werehh— report finding there experiences weren't validated— report finding there experiences weren't validated by adults in poehrohe— weren't validated by adults in poehrohe or— weren't validated by adults in positions of care— weren't validated by adults in positions of care .— weren't validated by adults in positions of care . the 22 people positions of care. the 22 people hereo— positions of care. the 22 people were killed when— positions of care. the 22 people were killed when a— positions of care. the 22 people were killed when a suicide homoer—

were killed when a suicide bomber detonated his device at the bomber detonated his device at he ahoho— bomber detonated his device at the ariana grande— bomber detonated his device at the ariana grande concert six yeore— the ariana grande concert six yeore a90-_ the ariana grande concert six yeore ooo. rhe— the ariana grande concert six years ago. the be— the ariana grande concert six years ago. the be the difference repoh— years ago. the be the difference repoh ehoueo— years ago. the be the difference report showed three quarters of ehhoreh— report showed three quarters of ehhoreh oh— report showed three quarters of children at the— report showed three quarters of children at the event were rhehhohy— children at the event were mentally affected by the attack . huh— mentally affected by the attack . but professional— mentally affected by the attack . but professional support oehh— . but professional support wasn't offered— . but professional support wasn't offered to 4 in 10 of them — wasn't offered to 4 in 10 of them .— wasn't offered to 4 in 10 of them . rhe— wasn't offered to 4 in 10 of them . the average house price them. the average house price hoe— them. the average house price hoe reoeheo— them. the average house price has reached a— them. the average house price has reached a record high property— has reached a record high property website rightmove says the property website rightmove says he figure— property website rightmove says the figure jumped by just over epoe— the figure jumped by just over esoo pouhoe— the figure jumped by just over 6500 pounds in— the figure jumped by just over 6500 pounds in may, pushing the oeroeo— 6500 pounds in may, pushing the oeroep phoe— 6500 pounds in may, pushing the oeroep prhe rh— 6500 pounds in may, pushing the average price in britain to orrhoeh— average price in britain to almost £373,000. the company eoye— almost £373,000. the company eoye p...— almost £373,000. the company says the number— almost £373,000. the company says the number of people making ehouhree— says the number of people making ehouhree re— says the number of people making ehouhree re eye— says the number of people making enquiries is 3% higher than in zero,— enquiries is 3% higher than in 2019, huh— enquiries is 3% higher than in 2019, huh oh— enquiries is 3% higher than in 2019, but at buyer, affordability remains stretched . rhre— affordability remains stretched . rhre re— affordability remains stretched . he he eh— affordability remains stretched . this is gb news— affordability remains stretched . this is gb news more from me ehorhy. — . this is gb news more from me ehorhy. how,— . this is gb news more from me shortly. now, though, it's back to shortly. now, though, it's back ro .— to. patrick

good - to. patrick good afternoon, ho. hohrhh— good afternoon, everybody. it is a good afternoon, everybody. it is o moeehehy— good afternoon, everybody. it is a massively action— good afternoon, everybody. it is a massively action packed show today. i just want to start by setting my stall out on a story that i think is going to dominate today's and quite dominate today's show and quite possibly and the possibly into tomorrow. and the day after as well. and it's suella braverman, so suella braverman, isn't it? so does think that the does anybody else think that the suella braverman controversy feels little it could feels a little bit like it could be civil service and left wing be a civil service and left wing media witch hunt? was caught media witch hunt? she was caught speeding. was the speeding. fine. so was the archbishop canterbury. it's a archbishop of canterbury. it's a normal thing. it's easily done now, like everybody she's now, like everybody else. she's then offered the choice of doing a group speed awareness course or points on a licence or taking points on a licence and a fine. she wanted to do a speed awareness course and reportedly civil servants speed awareness course and re she edly civil servants speed awareness course and re she could civil servants speed awareness course and re she could do civil servants speed awareness course and re she could do one il servants speed awareness course and re she could do one privately,; if she could do one privately, presumably for two reasons. firstly she wouldn't have wanted to be recognised and for that story to get out, which i think we can all agree is catastrophically backfired. secondly, because she is arguably the most difficult job in government stopping the in government and stopping the boats catastrophic boats and reducing catastrophic net migration numbers is definitely more important for the nation than her being lectured to about driving more slowly. but the headlines

initially were. home secretary tries to dodge points on licence and fine as well. that makes it sound corrupt and illegal doesn't it? which is absolute rubbish every person who rubbish. every single person who does a speed awareness course is trying avoid getting points trying to avoid getting points on their licence. that's the trying to avoid getting points on throf licence. that's the trying to avoid getting points on throf them,a. that's the trying to avoid getting points on throf them, isn'tat's the trying to avoid getting points on throf them, isn't its the trying to avoid getting points on throf them, isn't it ?the trying to avoid getting points on throf them, isn't it ? well, point of them, isn't it? well, for the biggest story is for me, the biggest story is about what appears to be yet another civil service leak against a right wing government minister. how on earth did this info all get out there? the story really should be about our civil service potentially trying to bring people, the to bring down people, the ideological albie oppose. dominic raab had to suffer tonnes of completely false civil service leaks, which he came out and spoke about before being ousted over his conduct. despite apparently never shouting or swearing anyone and having to swearing at anyone and having to work someone is work with someone who is essentially nearly handed gibraltar spanish . gibraltar back to the spanish. bofis gibraltar back to the spanish. boris johnson was ousted after a steady drip feeding of leaks by civil servants, sue is civil servants, and sue gray is facing serious questions about her alleged connections to the labour party. while she was looking into partygate and now

presumably some civil servants have said that sevilla asked them to look into whether or not she could do a private speed awareness course. and there are calls to there is calls for her to go. there is a pretty clear picture emerging here, there not, all this here, is there not, for all this talk not suella talk of whether or not suella has broken the ministerial code and we'll have to wait and see on of course, we will. but on that. of course, we will. but shouldn't there be a bit more talk about whether or not our civil impartial and civil service is impartial and whether are consistently whether they are consistently breaking often breaking rules by leaking often false the media in a false claims to the media in a bid to remove democratic elected people they don't like from people that they don't like from office. think it's worth office. i think it's worth having conversation about having a conversation about that. a civil servant is that. if a civil servant is found leaked information found to have leaked information to press, should they not be to the press, should they not be sacked . look, this is going to sacked. look, this is going to be a massive talking point today, tomorrow, possibly into the next day as well. i want to hear what you think, though. you can me it's this can email me and it's this new email it's email address. it's not particularly difficult to wrap your around, fair, your heads around, to be fair, gb views aukus aren't gb news dot the .co.uk .com.

dot com, so not the .co.uk .com. get your views coming in on this but suella braverman has been asked whether she'd spoken to civil servants about putting her on a 1 to 1 speed awareness course. now she wouldn't address that directly, but she said that she's confident that nothing untoward happened. well, untoward has happened. well, first and foremost, i'm- a: : well, first and foremost, i'm focussed on p...— first and foremost, i'm focussed on the priorities— first and foremost, i'm focussed on the priorities for the hrhreh— on the priorities for the british people home secretary british people as home secretary ._serious crime- . that's cutting serious crime uhh— . that's cutting serious crime uhh more— . that's cutting serious crime with more police— . that's cutting serious crime with more police officers , with more police officers, hhoh-e— with more police officers, that's standing up for victims of ehho— that's standing up for victims of child sexual— that's standing up for victims of child sexual abuse. it's ohouh— of child sexual abuse. it's about stopping- of child sexual abuse. it's about stopping boats. and about stopping the boats. and i'm about stopping the boats. and ho ho— about stopping the boats. and r-rh hor going— about stopping the boats. and r-rh hor going ro— about stopping the boats. and i'm not going to take a backward ehep— i'm not going to take a backward ehep hom— i'm not going to take a backward step from working— i'm not going to take a backward step from working those step from working on those rh— step from working on those issues. in relation your issues. in relation to your oueehoh— issues. in relation to your question, last— issues. in relation to your question, last summer i was epeehho— question, last summer i was epeeorho. r— question, last summer i was speeding. i regret that i paid the speeding. i regret that i paid rhe rhe— speeding. i regret that i paid the fine and— speeding. i regret that i paid the fine and i— speeding. i regret that i paid the fine and i took the points, huh— the fine and i took the points, huh were— the fine and i took the points, but we're focussed now on oehwehho— but we're focussed now on delivering for— but we're focussed now on delivering for the british peopre— delivering for the british peophe oho— delivering for the british people and working for them. did people and working for them. we you— people and working for them. we you oh— people and working for them. did you ask civil— people and working for them. did you ask civil servants- people and working for them. did you ask civil servants to put you on a one on one speeding course in relation to the process? i'm focussed on oehwehho— process? i'm focussed on delivering for— process? i'm focussed on delivering for the - f“ i'm focussed on delivering for the british people.— delivering for the british people no— delivering for the british people. do my job. would you wouho—whoh- people. do my job. would you would—what i- people. do my job. would you would—what i will. people. do my job. would you. would—what i will say would you? then what i will say is would you? then what i will say he hhoh— would you? then what i will say he hhoh rh— would you? then what i will say he hot in my— would you? then what i will say is that in my view,— would you? then what i will say is that in my view, i'm confident— is that in my view, i'm confident that nothing untoward is that in my view, i'm conihappened.nothing untoward is that in my view, i'm conihappened. whatg untoward is that in my view, i'm conihappened. what would ward is that in my view, i'm conihappened. what would you has happened. what would you

wehoe— has happened. what would you welcome investigation into welcome an investigation into her — welcome an investigation into her howe— welcome an investigation into this? have you— welcome an investigation into this? " this? have you spoken to the prime minister? would you welcome one? as said, i'm welcome one? as i said, i'm roeueeeo— welcome one? as i said, i'm roeueeeo oh— welcome one? as i said, i'm focussed on working- f , as i said, i'm focussed on working as home seererory.— focussed on working as home secretory. —r-rh- focussed on working as homei secretary._|'m here. secretary. that's why i'm here. rye— secretary. that's why i'm here. rye-whome- secretary. that's why i'm here. i've-victims today. i've met with victims today and r-rh — i've met with victims today andi i'm _announcement i'm making a big announcement hodoy— i'm making a big announcement roooyloppreerohe— i'm making a big announcement today. appreciate the focus today. i'd appreciate the focus on an announcement which is ehohorho— on an announcement which is standing-victims- on an announcement which is standing victims and standing up for victims and euwwore—ho- standing up for victims and survivors—to thei survivors in relation to the epeeorho— survivors in relation to the speeding ticket— survivors in relation to the speeding ticket and my fine and porhhe— speeding ticket and my fine and porhhe reh— speeding ticket and my fine and porhre r-rh very— speeding ticket and my fine and points i'm very confident and iueh— points i'm very confident and he very— points i'm very confident and he very .— points i'm very confident and he very , very— points i'm very confident and just very , very finally on this just very, very finally on this hume— just very, very finally on this prime minister. _ just very, very finally on this prime minister. but this is really important because you've broken rules before. you've had to resign for breaking the ministerial code. you've admitted now to breaking or having a speeding fine. you've accused of breaking the code for accused of breaking the code for a second time. how good a look is for a senior politician, is it for a senior politician, one of the most senior politicians country be politicians in the country to be viewed constant viewed as a constant rule breaker ? i a speeding ticket breaker? i got a speeding ticket . i breaker? i got a speeding ticket . r poro— breaker? i got a speeding ticket . r poro rhe— breaker? i got a speeding ticket . i paid the fine.— breaker? i got a speeding ticket . i paid the fine. i— ”7’ i got a speeding ticket . i paid the fine. i took the porhhe— . i paid the fine. i took the porhhe rh— . i paid the fine. i took the porhre rh rhy— . i paid the fine. i took the points in my view, nothing uhroworo— points in my view, nothing untoward has— points in my view, nothing untoward has happened. thank you. — untoward has happened. thank you. ohoy— untoward has happened. thank you. okay. there— untoward has happened. thank you. okay. there we- untoward has happened. thank you. grin untoward has happened. thank you. grtr untoward has happened. thank you. “c112; gtr �*vw�*rtgl you. okay. there we go. well, i'm by gb news i'm joined now by gb news political . i think you political editor. i think you could of that. could hear a little bit of that. darren is outside the darren mccaffrey is outside the steps street. darren, steps of downing street. darren, what very latest ? because what is the very latest? because this just moved

this story has just moved on a little bit. she's been addressing commons, addressing the commons, for example. she has been example. yes she has been talking in the commons with mps posing questions , as they do posing questions, as they do every month to the home secretary. but every month to the home secretary . but as we heard there secretary. but as we heard there hom— secretary. but as we heard there from sueho— tg but as we heard there from suella braverman , not from suella braverman, not reohy— from suella braverman, not really willing— from suella braverman, not really willing to— from suella braverman, not really willing to step into rhre— really willing to step into rhre, eoyrho— really willing to step into this, saying that nothing is uhroworo— this, saying that nothing is untoward has— this, saying that nothing is untoward has happened. the big oeereroh— untoward has happened. the big oeereroh re— untoward has happened. the big decision is actually what hoppehe— decision is actually what happens here. - decision is actually what happens here. what is the prime wrhrerer— happens here. what is the prime wrhrerer going— happens here. what is the prime minister going to— happens here. what is the prime minister going to do now? he's oeruohy— minister going to do now? he's oeruohy hue— minister going to do now? he's actually due to— minister going to do now? he's actually due to leave downing sheer— actually due to leave downing street relatively— actually due to leave downing street relatively soon as well, to street relatively soon as well, ro 90— street relatively soon as well, o oo ro— street relatively soon as well, ro go o rhe— street relatively soon as well, to go to the commons to make a erorerhehr— to go to the commons to make a erorerhehr oh— to go to the commons to make a statement on-at- to go to the commons to make a statement on at around statement on the g7 at around eoe. — statement on the g7 at around eoe. hee— statement on the g7 at around eoe. he-e gor— statement on the g7 at around oeo. he-e gor o— statement on the g7 at around 330. he's got a decision make 330. he's got a decision to make ohour— about whether he thinks this erory— about whether he thinks this story fundamentally to story is fundamentally going to go-wherher— story is fundamentally going to go-whether it's- story is fundamentally going to go _whether it's-tol go away, whether it's going to how— go away, whether it's going to how-you — go away, whether it's going to blow-you like,- blow over, if you like, or wherher— blow over, if you like, or whether it— blow over, if you like, or whether it is— blow over, if you like, or whether it is going to dog the home— whether it is going to dog the home-aho- whether it is going to dog the home _and that's. whether it is going to dog the home and that's why whether it is going to dog the- home _and that's why he home secretary and that's why he heeoe— home secretary and that's why he heeoe-hre— home secretary and that's why he needs-his-adviser. needs to ask his ethics adviser to needs to ask his ethics adviser ro eorry— needs to ask his ethics adviser ro eorry our— needs to ask his ethics adviser ro eorry our oh— needs to ask his ethics adviser to carry out an investigation rho— to carry out an investigation rhro h.— to carry out an investigation rhro h. he— to carry out an investigation into it. he met— to carry out an investigation into it. he met with lauri woghueeeh— into it. he met with lauri magnussen this morning. he's not reoeheo— magnussen this morning. he's not reoeheo o— magnussen this morning. he's not reached a decision— magnussen this morning. he's not reached a decision ,_ magnussen this morning. he's not reached a decision , apparently reached a decision, apparently roooy.— reached a decision, apparently roooy. he— reached a decision, apparently roooy. he hoo— reached a decision, apparently today. he had a— reached a decision, apparently today. he had a pretty long conversation _ today. he had a pretty long conversation ,_ today. he had a pretty long conversation , we think, with the conversation, we think, with the home — conversation, we think, with the home secretary.— conversation, we think, with the home secretary. this lunchtime. aho— home secretary. this lunchtime. who or— home secretary. this lunchtime. who or eoe— home secretary. this lunchtime. and at some point— home secretary. this lunchtime. and at some point, i think he's going— and at some point, i think he's gorhg ro— and at some point, i think he's gorhg ro howe— and at some point, i think he's gorhg ro howe ro— and at some point, i think he's going to have to whether going to have to decide whether an investigation— going to have to decide whether

an investigation-to- going to have to decide whether an investigation to take an investigation needs to take proce— an investigation needs to take place—listening. place. interesting. listening to you—wherherl you earlier on about whether he— you earlier on about whether rhre-rrorh — you earlier on about whether this-from civil- you earlier on about whether this from civil servants or this came from civil servants or hor— this came from civil servants or nor-rhe— this came from civil servants or nor-rhe-ohel not. now, in the end, no one wen:— not. now, in the end, no one were-ho— not. now, in the end, no one well,-no-knows,- not. now, in the end, no one well, no knows, but well, not no one knows, but very:— well, not no one knows, but very, very— well, not no one knows, but very, very-peopre- well, not no one knows, but very, very people do know. very, very few people do know. ooh-r— very, very few people do know. ooh-r ooh-r— very, very few people do know. don't don't be— very, very few people do know. don't don't be wrong, though. rhere— don't don't be wrong, though. rhere oe— don't don't be wrong, though. rhere o— don't don't be wrong, though. there are a lot— don't don't be wrong, though. there are a lot of— don't don't be wrong, though. there are a lot of political peopre— there are a lot of political people inside— there are a lot of political people inside number 10 who were not-happy— people inside number 10 who were nor-hoppy-rhe- not very happy with what the home— not very happy with what the home secretary— not very happy with what the home secretary say in her home secretary had to say in her epeeeh— home secretary had to say in her epeeeh-weeh. — home secretary had to say in her speech-week. many- home secretary had to say in her speech week. many viewed speech last week. many viewed it as speech last week. many viewed it oelreooerehrp— as a leadership speech, not reoer— as a leadership speech, not reoer-rore— as a leadership speech, not least-lots of- as a leadership speech, not least lots of sideswipes least of all lots of sideswipes at least of all lots of sideswipes or rhe— least of all lots of sideswipes or he hume— least of all lots of sideswipes at the prime minister. so it's ehrhery— at the prime minister. so it's entirely-that- at the prime minister. so it's entirely _that this. entirely possible that this hon-r— entirely possible that this orohh—oh- entirely possible that this- didn't_an impartial entirely possible that this didn servant. an impartial entirely possible that this didn servant. but an impartial entirely possible that this didn servant. but mayberartial civil servant. but maybe a porhhor— civil servant. but maybe a political-who - civil servant. but maybe a political who does not political actor who does not rhe— political actor who does not like _secretary - political actor who does not like-secretary ini like the home secretary in eoyrhg— like the home secretary in eoyrhg oh— like the home secretary in eoyrhg oh oh— like the home secretary in saying all of that rishi sunak is-difficult- saying all of that rishi sunak is difficult position. is in a very difficult position. he is in a very difficult position. he ereorry— is in a very difficult position. he clearly albie— is in a very difficult position. he clearly albie clearly does hor— he clearly albie clearly does no worr— he clearly albie clearly does not want-lose— he clearly albie clearly does not want lose another senior not want to lose another senior rhrhrerer. — not want to lose another senior rhrhrerer. ae— not want to lose another senior minister. as you've— not want to lose another senior minister. as you've rightly porhreo— minister. as you've rightly pointed already minister. as you've rightly. pointed-already lost pointed out, he's already lost rhree.— pointed out, he's already lost three-cannot— pointed out, he's already lost three. cannot really afford three. he cannot really afford or wouro— three. he cannot really afford or would certainly not be a good rook— or would certainly not be a good or ro— or would certainly not be a good or ro roee— or would certainly not be a good look to lose four. _ or would certainly not be a good look to lose four. not least of all look to lose four. not least of ohihorhe— look to lose four. not least of all home secretary and he's all his home secretary and he's roerhg— all his home secretary and he's roerhg o— all his home secretary and he's roerhg o very— all his home secretary and he's roerhg o wery :— all his home secretary and he's roerhg o wery , very— all his home secretary and he's facing a very , very tricky, facing a very, very tricky, rrhhy— facing a very, very tricky, tricky position - facing a very, very tricky, tricky position later on this week:— tricky position later on this weeh or— tricky position later on this week, of course,— tricky position later on this week, of course, when we get rhoee— week, of course, when we get rhoee her— week, of course, when we get those net migration figures, which—o- those net migration figures, which—a recordl those net migration figures,- which_a record high. which could be at a record high. so which could be at a record high. so reohy— which could be at a record high. so reohy org— which could be at a record high. so really big questions. which could be at a record high. so really big questions . you so really big questions. you know:— so really big questions. you know: whor— so really big questions. you know, what-it— so really big questions. you know, what it the biggest know, what is it the biggest reeue— know, what is it the biggest reeue-rhe— know, what is it the biggest issue the world? almost issue in the world? almost eehorhry— issue in the world? almost certainly probably not. as you-e— certainly probably not. as you've-pointed- certainly probably not. as you've pointed out, you've rightly pointed out,

we're-down to- you've rightly pointed out, we're-down to a. you've rightly pointed out, we're down to a fine we're getting down to a fine whe— we're getting down to a fine hire or— we're getting down to a fine line of ministerial code line of the ministerial code here:— line of the ministerial code here: rhough— line of the ministerial code here, though, in— line of the ministerial code here, though, in the end, others wouro— here, though, in the end, others wouro-ruree- here, though, in the end, others would-rules and- here, though, in the end, others would rules and rules. would point out rules and rules. aho— would point out rules and rules. and.politicians_ would point out rules and rules. and politicians break the and if politicians break the rueer— and if politicians break the ruree—rhey- and if politicians break the rules, they have rules, well, then they have to euher— rules, well, then they have to euher rhe — rules, well, then they have to suffer the consequences. “41th?" suffer the consequences. yeah. horren— suffer the consequences. yeah. horrehrhohh— suffer the consequences. yeah. darren, thank you _ suffer the consequences. yeah. darren, thank you much. darren, thank you very much. darren, thank you very much. darren there news darren mccaffrey there gb news political and will be political editor. and we will be all this because i know all over this because i know that it has a huge amount of interest for you guys at home, whether listening whether you're listening on your radio and radio or online or whatever. and there is a range of on there is a range of views on this. as darren rightly pointed out, giving out, suella braverman giving a big tubthumping speech last big tubthumping speech at last week's national conservatism conference probably did raise a few eyebrows in downing street and the timing of all of this, i think seems quite convenient, doesn't it? we've got what is anticipated absolutely anticipated to be absolutely monster large net migration figures and probably illegal migration figures landing on thursday . so the migration figures landing on thursday. so the timing of this, i think, is good for the government's trying to get ahead of these and maybe smear suella braverman that what braverman if indeed that is what they're but i do want to they're doing. but i do want to drill down little bit into the drill down a little bit into the civil service it. civil service side of it. we don't know exactly where these leaks have come from, but on the bafis

leaks have come from, but on the basis evidence of basis of recent evidence and of course, from what seen course, from what we've seen in the what we've the nature of what we've seen now, reasonable suggest now, it is reasonable to suggest that least at some that clearly, at least at some point civil has point a civil servant has revealed braverman revealed that sevilla braverman spoke and just not spoke to them. and i'm just not sure that's okay. and so in sure that that's okay. and so in order to discuss this further and the civil and the role of the civil servants in this story, i am joined very gratefully so by joined now very gratefully so by amy liversidge , who is the amy liversidge, who is the assistant general secretary of the one of the the fca, which is one of the main service unions. amy, main civil service unions. amy, thank very, much. it's thank you very, very much. it's great on the show . great to have you on the show. under any circumstances, would you a civil servant you condone a civil servant leaking information to the press ? well, we don't know that rhor-e— ? well, we don't know that that's what's— 7’ well, we don't know that that's what's happened here. and as that's what's happened here. and oe your— that's what's happened here. and as your political— that's what's happened here. and as your political correspondent exprorhrhg— as your political correspondent was explaining before, there's oreo— was explaining before, there's oreo wore— was explaining before, there's oreo ore of— was explaining before, there's also lots of politics at play here. — also lots of politics at play here. whor— also lots of politics at play here. what i— also lots of politics at play here. what i know,- also lots of politics at play here. also lots of politics at play- here. what i know, butjust just here. what i know, but just just to say sorry under any circumstance, i want to make that very clear. this is not guer— that very clear. this is not he ohour— that very clear. this is not just about the _ that very clear. this is not just about the story- rrtg t this is not just about the story under any circumstance,— just about the story under any circumstance, because we had homrhh—whol dominic raab recently, who came out dominic raab recently, who came our oro— dominic raab recently, who came our one eoro— dominic raab recently, who came out and said-there- dominic raab recently, who came out and said there were out and said that there were ohegorrohe— out and said that there were allegations-him. - out and said that there were allegations him. i think allegations about him. i think ore—homoe- one involving a tomato, for empre— one involving a tomato, for- example,_completely example, which were completely uhruer — example, which were completely uehruewerr—l untrue. and he says they were reoheo— untrue. and he says they were leaked-civil— untrue. and he says they were leaked civil service. so leaked by the civil service. so i leaked by the civil service. so r—ohh—

leaked by the civil service. so r—ohh-rel leaked by the civil service. so r—orhr-re hi i just want to drill down is it ohoy— i just want to drill down is it ohoy hor— i just want to drill down is it ever okay for a— i just want to drill down is it ever okay for a civil servant to heoh— ever okay for a civil servant to leak information— ever okay for a civil servant to leak information the press ? leak information to the press? wee. — leak information to the press? wee. -owh— leak information to the press? yes. _civil servants- leak information to the press?i yes. _civil servants aren't yes. well, civil servants aren't allowed to defend themselves publicly, and that's why there are processes in place to raise concerns about ministers behaviour . concerns about ministers behaviour. and that's what happened with dominic raab and dominic raab played a part in that process to defend himself and he shouldn't have really. then after the fact, when he had an opportunity to defend himself , then play it all out in the media. when the civil servants couldn't defend themselves ehhen couldn't defend themselves either. what's clear with either. and what's clear with this case is the civil servant has gone to the propriety and ethics team to say that the home secretary has come and asked them to make a request to have this this one on one course. and thatis this this one on one course. and that is a clear breach of the ministerial code. so that isn't what's the what's the breach under a duty of they have to comply with the civil service code that they had to refer it to the propriety and ethics team. so from that we don't know how this story has become public. what's what's the exact

hreoeh — public. what's what's the exact hreoeh or— public. what's what's the exact hreoeh or rhe— rt. what's what's the exact breach of the ministerial code, in breach of the ministerial code, rh-wew— breach of the ministerial code, in -view then?— breach of the ministerial code, in view then? what is it? in your view then? what is it? won.— in your view then? what is it? won. rhe— in your view then? what is it? well, the ministerial- in your view then? what is it? well, the ministerial code- in your view then? what is it? well, the ministerial code is really clear that you need to keep your your duties in the pubuc keep your your duties in the public office . so your duties as public office. so your duties as home secretary leading the home office completely separate to your private interests and you cannot misuse use your public office to try and further or advance your private interests. so the fact that she had asked officials to make the request that to have this one on one course means that from that course, provider's point of view, they would see that as an official request from government . so an official request from the home office. now that's a course provider that's providing a course on to the government. so that puts them in a really difficult position . you know difficult position. you know what happens if they say no? so there's no way i can i can understand. ican there's no way i can i can understand. i can understand rhor— understand. i can understand rhor rhe— understand. i can understand that the civil— understand. i can understand that the civil service- l. 3: i can understand that the civil service code, i can understand— that the civil service code, i can understand that completely. but can understand that completely. huh you— can understand that completely. but you mentioned— can understand that completely. but you mentioned there- can understand that completely. but you mentioned there the civil service code. and i think thatis

civil service code. and i think that is something i'm really keen to focus a little bit keen to focus on a little bit here. is the civil service here. what is the civil service code? servant is code? if a civil servant is found to have leaked something to the press so civil servants aren't allowed to leak things to the press, and if there is accusations of that, then there are processes in place their employees, employees employees, their employees of the employees of the crown, their employees of each their departments each of their their departments , and they be , and they should be investigated and they wouldn't. so would you welcome would you weroe— so would you welcome would you weroe h— so would you welcome would you weroe h h— so would you welcome would you welcome if in light— so would you welcome would you welcome if in light of what homrhh— welcome if in light of what dominic raab— welcome if in light of what dominic raab has said in light of dominic raab has said in light or eoe— dominic raab has said in light or or— dominic raab has said in light of some of the— dominic raab has said in light of some of the accusations that horre— of some of the accusations that hohe rohheoh— of some of the accusations that boris johnson has— of some of the accusations that boris johnson has lobbed out in high— boris johnson has lobbed out in light-potentially- boris johnson has lobbed out in light potentially and light of what potentially and we ooh-r— light of what potentially and we don't- potentially- don't know potentially may have hoppeheo— don't know potentially may have hoppeheo here— don't know potentially may have happened here with suella braverman ,_ happened here with suella braverman , given the veracity braverman, given the veracity whh — braverman, given the veracity whh whhh — braverman, given the veracity with which the _ braverman, given the veracity with which the civil service is keen— with which the civil service is heehlgo— with which the civil service is keen .go after— with which the civil service is keen . go after the - with which the civil service is keen go after the minute keen to go after the minute oerohe— keen to go after the minute oerohe or— keen to go after the minute details of the— keen to go after the minute details of the minister's civil cohe— details of the minister's civil eooe: wouro— details of the minister's civil code, would you,— details of the minister's civil code, would you, as assistant eeheroh— code, would you, as assistant general, secretary of the fca, ohelrhe— general, secretary of the fca, one .the main _ general, secretary of the fca, one the main civil service one of the main civil service wouro— one of the main civil service unions, would you welcome a ehhhor— unions, would you welcome a similar attempt— unions, would you welcome a similar attempt to investigate erohhe— similar attempt to investigate erohhe rhor— similar attempt to investigate claims that civil— similar attempt to investigate claims that civil servants had broken— claims that civil servants had broken their— claims that civil servants had broken their code— claims that civil servants had broken their code by leaking eruh— broken their code by leaking eruh ro— broken their code by leaking eruh ro rhe— broken their code by leaking stuff to the press? �*vw�*rtgl stuff to the press? well, let's be stuff to the press? well, let's he reor — stuff to the press? well, let's be clear. dominic- stuff to the press? �*vw�*rtgl t dominic raab was be clear. dominic raab was eoyrhg— be clear. dominic raab was eoyrhg oh— be clear. dominic raab was saying all this— t dominic raab was

saying all this stuff . he came saying all this stuff. he came our— saying all this stuff. he came our whh— saying all this stuff. he came our whh oh— saying all this stuff. he came out with all these things after he woe— out with all these things after he was resigned,— out with all these things after he was resigned, after he was found— he was resigned, after he was found whh— he was resigned, after he was found with cases— he was resigned, after he was found with cases to answer ogorher— found with cases to answer ogorher oh— found with cases to answer against an investigation. 'r: against an investigation. and who— against an investigation. and his h— against an investigation. and his he rhe— against an investigation. and this is the key— against an investigation. and this is the key point,- against an investigation. and this is the key point, though. sour grapes and they came out whh— sour grapes and they came out whh oh— sour grapes and they came out with all these— sour grapes and they came out with all these attacks against ehh— with all these attacks against civil servants— with all these attacks against civil servants who couldn't oereho— civil servants who couldn't defend themselves. i get that . defend themselves. i get that. wor— defend themselves. i get that. wor o— defend themselves. i get that. not a reliable— defend themselves. i get that. not a reliable witness. i get rhor. — not a reliable witness. i get rhor. wen.— not a reliable witness. i get that. well, but— not a reliable witness. i get that. well, but but- not a reliable witness. i get that. : that. well, but but should but i understand all of this. but that obviously all came out after a very thorough and detailed investigation into what were initially allegations. and so if there allegations there are allegations in relation civil service relation to the civil service releasing things to the media, should they not undergo . so should they not undergo. so a similar investigation because it could undermine the whole fabric of government and democracy, couldn't really, a couldn't it really, if a democratically elected person asked servants asked the civil servants something and feels as though they're going to end up having things sometimes erroneously they're going to end up having things to netimes erroneously they're going to end up having things to the mes erroneously they're going to end up having things to the press rroneously they're going to end up having things to the press andzously they're going to end up having things to the press and them leaked to the press and then potentially facing some kind of investigation and their investigation and lose their job, undermines the trust job, it undermines the trust between and the civil between government and the civil service. and i just want to hear it as to whether or not it from you as to whether or not you welcome investigations it from you as to whether or not you civil welcome investigations it from you as to whether or not you civil service me investigations it from you as to whether or not you civil service leaksvestigations it from you as to whether or not you civil service leaks . if gations into civil service leaks. if civil servants have

rt. . l ec; if civil servants have done rt. . l rt.rt; if civil servants have done wrong, rheh— civil servants have done wrong, her here— civil servants have done wrong, then there should— civil servants have done wrong, then there should be investigated for that. that's vou— investigated for that. that's you know.— investigated for that. that's you know, that's— investigated for that. that's you know, that's a bread and pure— you know, that's a bread and huher or— you know, that's a bread and huher of o— you know, that's a bread and butter of a trade— you know, that's a bread and butter of a trade union. we repreeehr— butter of a trade union. we represent our— butter of a trade union. we represent our members. if they if represent our members. if they h rhey-re— represent our members. if they if they're under— represent our members. if they if they're under investigation, as if they're under investigation, oe oh— if they're under investigation, as all employees would be the hur— as all employees would be the case. but there's— as all employees would be the case. but there's evidence case. but there's no evidence here— case. but there's no evidence here-rhor— case. but there's no evidence here _that there- case. but there's no evidence here _that there is- here to say that there is a ehh— here to say that there is a ehh-rhor- here to say that there is a civil-that has- here to say that there is a civil that has leaked civil servant that has leaked rhre— civil servant that has leaked this information— civil servant that has leaked this information that that's this information or that that's rhe— this information or that that's even the main— this information or that that's even the main part the story. this information or that that's eveimainmain part the story. this information or that that's eveimain part part the story. this information or that that's eveimain part ofirt the story. this information or that that's eveimain part of the the story. this information or that that's eveimain part of the storystory. this information or that that's eveimain part of the story isyry. the main part of the story is rhor— the main part of the story is that-secretary- that the home secretary oherhpreo— that the home secretary attempted use her public attempted to use her public office— attempted to use her public ohhe rhe— attempted to use her public office the power— attempted to use her public office the power and influence office the power and influence or-horhe— office the power and influence of. home office, - office the power and influence of home office, to attempt of the home office, to attempt to of the home office, to attempt ro ger— of the home office, to attempt ro ger epeeror— of the home office, to attempt to get special treatment that or— to get special treatment that none of us would get and that ehe-e— none of us would get and that ehe-e hor— none of us would get and that she's not allowed— none of us would get and that she's not allowed to do that. rhor-e— she's not allowed to do that. rhor-e-or— she's not allowed to do that. that's-of the - that's a breach of the ministerial— that's a breach of the ministerial-.- that's a breach of the ministerial . and that's a breach of the ministerial-. and the ministerial code. and if the ewh— ministerial code. and if the civil servants— ministerial code. and if the civil servants have done civil servants had have done rho.— civil servants had have done how-hey— civil servants had have done that, they didn't, they that, which they didn't, they rerueeo— that, which they didn't, they rerueeo .— that, which they didn't, they refused ,-would- that, which they didn't, they refused , would breaching refused, they would be breaching the refused, they would be breaching rhe-eerwhe— refused, they would be breaching the-service code. _ refused, they would be breaching the service code. and the civil service code. and ehe-e—ro- the civil service code. and- ehe-e—ro-rherh the civil service code. and- she's_to-them or she's not allowed to ask them or here— she's not allowed to ask them or rhehe-rry— she's not allowed to ask them or rhehe-rry oro— she's not allowed to ask them or incite-try and break- she's not allowed to ask them or incite try and break the incite them to try and break the ewh— incite them to try and break the ewh-eooe— incite them to try and break the civil-code.well. - civil service code as well. rhor-e— civil service code as well. rhor-e rhe— civil service code as well. that's the story- civil service code as well. that's the story here. not you know— that's the story here. not you know how— that's the story here. not you know how this— that's the story here. not you know how this information has ro— know how this information has ro ugh.— know how this information has come to light. that is something rhor— come to light. that is something rhor reh— come to light. that is something ho ho eue— come to light. that is something that i'm sure you— come to light. that is something that i'm sure you know, there'll be that i'm sure you know, there'll he rhrereer— that i'm sure you know, there'll be interest in— that i'm sure you know, there'll be interest in that.— that i'm sure you know, there'll be interest in that. and what's hoppeheo— be interest in that. and what's happened there. _ be interest in that. and what's happened there. but the main reeue— happened there. but the main r— happened there. but the main issue i think— happened there. but the main issue i think there is, to be pg.— issue i think there is, to be for .— issue i think there is, to be for. r— issue i think there is, to be for. r oo— issue i think there is, to be for. r oo r— issue i think there is, to be fair , i do i look- issue i think there is, to be fair , i do i look what's fair, i do i look what's hoppeheo— fair, i do i look what's happened in- fair, i do i look what's

happened in the initial homero— happened in the initial incident, what's happened. i oheorurery— incident, what's happened. i oheorurery r— incident, what's happened. i absolutely i absolutely- incident, what's happened. i absolutely i absolutely agree with you that there is a story and probably the main story is the suella braverman thing. we're rolling on that all day. and i will be going into the more detail of that. more granular detail of that. i do really think that you do really also think that you potentially downplaying a little bit endless civil bit the fear of endless civil service leaks, really. i mean , service leaks, really. i mean, would would you accept some people throwing accusations at the civil service that when we look at the kind of people who've deposed, know, who've been deposed, you know, right anti—mass, migration right wing anti—mass, migration brexiteers , would you accept brexiteers, would you accept that there's at least the appearance maybe of some kind of political the civil political bias in the civil service ? no, not at all. the service? no, not at all. the ewh— service? no, not at all. the civil service— service? no, not at all. the civil service is— rt.rt;?’ no, not at all. the civil service is complete hporhoh— civil service is complete impartial. that's the point of rhe— impartial. that's the point of the permanent— impartial. that's the point of the permanent civil service and you— the permanent civil service and you know.— the permanent civil service and you know. for— the permanent civil service and you know, for the— the permanent civil service and you know, for the fda, we eohrrhuohy— you know, for the fda, we continually and have repeatedly orgueo— continually and have repeatedly orgueo hor— continually and have repeatedly orgueo for oh— continually and have repeatedly argued for an independent, independent— argued for an independent, independent processes to deal whh— independent processes to deal whh rhre. — independent processes to deal with this. you— independent processes to deal with this. you can— independent processes to deal with this. you can take the porhhe— with this. you can take the politics completely out of this proe rhre— politics completely out of this process. this is— politics completely out of this process. this is what we were eoyrhg— process. this is what we were eoyrhg orouro— process. this is what we were saying around the accusations ogorher— saying around the accusations against dominic— saying around the accusations against dominic raab, and this is against dominic raab, and this re whor— against dominic raab, and this re who were— against dominic raab, and this is what we're saying . and today is what we're saying. and today whh— is what we're saying. and today whh rheee—

is what we're saying. and today with these accusations is that the with these accusations is that rhe hume— with these accusations is that the prime minister should ask his independent— the prime minister should ask his independent ethics adviser , his independent ethics adviser, sir his independent ethics adviser, sh rouhe— his independent ethics adviser, sir laurie magnus, to conduct an rhweerrgorroh. — sir laurie magnus, to conduct an investigation. that's what i wouro— investigation. that's what i wouro oo— investigation. that's what i wouro oo h— investigation. that's what i would do if i— investigation. that's what i would do if i was the prime whereu— would do if i was the prime minister. get— would do if i was the prime minister. get that investigation hone.— minister. get that investigation oohe. rho— minister. get that investigation done, find out— minister. get that investigation done, find out the facts and rho— done, find out the facts and fire our— done, find out the facts and find out what's— done, find out the facts and find out what's happened, and her— find out what's happened, and her you— find out what's happened, and hen you oh— find out what's happened, and then you can decision. it then you can make a decision. it eroe— then you can make a decision. it ends-speculation- then you can make a decision. it ends-speculation . - then you can make a decision. it ends speculation . ' ends all this speculation. amy, rook.— ends all this speculation. amy, look,-appreciate- ends all this speculation. amy, look,-appreciate you. look, i really appreciate you coming on having a coming on and having such a robust discussion well. robust discussion as well. massively appreciated. take care. alvarez, care. that's amy alvarez, liversidge. care. that's amy alvarez, liv say dge. care. that's amy alvarez, liv say .ge. care. that's amy alvarez, liv say . he's the care. that's amy alvarez, livsay . he's the assistant to say. he's the assistant general secretary of the fda, which is one the main civil which is one of the main civil service . your views which is one of the main civil service in. . your views which is one of the main civil service in. gb . your views which is one of the main civil service in. gb views/our views which is one of the main civil service in. gb views and views which is one of the main civil service in. gb views and gb ns which is one of the main civil service in. gb views and gb news coming in. gb views and gb news .com. get loads more on that story as well. story on our website as well. just simply go to news .com just simply go to gb news .com where you will find the best analysis and opinion as as analysis and opinion as well as the breaking news which the latest breaking news which we do have rather a lot of coming your way in this show. actually the net actually because the net migration figures for 2022 are coming thursday . they coming out on thursday. they could top 700,000. are to we reliant now on immigration ? i'm reliant now on immigration? i'm patrick christys on gb news britain's news

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pooh.— gb news radio. yeah. welcome pooh. wow.— gb news radio. yeah. welcome back. now, look,— gb news radio. yeah. welcome back. now, look, shortly- cit \ ?rtr: yeah. welcome back. now, look, shortly i'm going— back. now, look, shortly i'm gorhg ro— back. now, look, shortly i'm gorhg ro he— back. now, look, shortly i'm going to be remembering two oewoerorrhg— going to be remembering two devastating terror attacks. the woheheerer— devastating terror attacks. the manchester arena bombing, and, of manchester arena bombing, and, or—rhuroer— manchester arena bombing, and, or—rhuroer or- of course, the murder of ruehrer— of course, the murder of fusilier-rigby- of course, the murder of fusilier rigby . of course, the murder of fusilier rigby. i'm also fusilier lee rigby. i'm also going— fusilier lee rigby. i'm also gorhg ro— fusilier lee rigby. i'm also gorhg ro he— fusilier lee rigby. i'm also going to be giving you updates as a new search— going to be giving you updates as a new search is— going to be giving you updates as a new search is being rouheheo— as a new search is being launched for— as a new search is being launched for madeleine mccann . launched for madeleine mccann. so launched for madeleine mccann. so rh— launched for madeleine mccann. so how howe— launched for madeleine mccann. so i'll have all— launched for madeleine mccann. so i'll have all of— launched for madeleine mccann. so i'll have all of that coming your— so i'll have all of that coming your woy— so i'll have all of that coming your woy very.— so i'll have all of that coming your way very, very shortly. but he— your way very, very shortly. but he ehow— your way very, very shortly. but this show will— your way very, very shortly. but this show will be _ your way very, very shortly. but this show will be a— your way very, very shortly. but this show will be a migration epeeror— this show will be a migration epeeror oh— this show will be a migration special on thursday. it's the day— special on thursday. it's the ooy rhor— special on thursday. it's the ooy rhor rhe— special on thursday. it's the day that the net— special on thursday. it's the day that the net migration hguree— day that the net migration figure for— day that the net migration figures for last— day that the net migration figures for last year will be announced and— figures for last year will be announced and they could top 700.000.— announced and they could top 700,000. rhe— announced and they could top 700,000. the prime minister has eoro— 700,000. the prime minister has eoro he-e— 700,000. the prime minister has said he's committed to reducing net said he's committed to reducing her rhrgrorroh— said he's committed to reducing net migration, but— net migration, but interestingly, he hasn't set a roger.— interestingly, he hasn't set a rorger. aho— interestingly, he hasn't set a target. and today tory mp david shhrhohe— target. and today tory mp david simmons, who's— target. and today tory mp david simmons, who's the chair , get simmons, who's the chair, get rhre— simmons, who's the chair, get he or— simmons, who's the chair, get he or rhe— simmons, who's the chair, get this, of the all— simmons, who's the chair, get this, of the all party parliamentary group on rhrgrorroh— parliamentary group on migration, said we need more hhrhrgrorroh— migration, said we need more hhrhrgrohoh ro— migration, said we need more immigration to fill job vacancies— immigration to fill job vacancies .— immigration to fill job vacancies . it's got me vacancies. it's got me wondering.— vacancies. it's got me wondering, we now too wondering, are we now too rehohr— wondering, are we now too rehohr oh— wondering, are we now too reliant on immigration ? an i'm reliant on immigration? an i'm torheo— reliant on immigration? an i'm joined hy— reliant on immigration? an i'm joined by research fellow at the how— joined by research fellow at the how group.— joined by research fellow at the bow group, benjamin lockney, and benjamin—onl benjamin, great to have you on the benjamin, great to have you on rhe-rhohh— benjamin, great to have you on rhe-rhohh you- benjamin, great to have you on the thank you very, very the show. thank you very, very much. — the show. thank you very, very much. are— the show. thank you very, very much. are we— the show. thank you very, very much. are we reliant on much. are we too reliant on rhrgrorrohe— much. are we too reliant on migration? well,— much. are we too reliant on migration? well, i'm not too

ohour— migration? well, i'm not too sure about the _ migration? well, i'm not too sure about the word reliant heuee— sure about the word reliant because-sort- sure about the word reliant because sort implies because that sort of implies rhor— because that sort of implies that-actually— because that sort of implies that actually giving us that it's actually giving us greor— that it's actually giving us great benefits— that it's actually giving us great benefits and that we in eorhehow— great benefits and that we in- somehow—shortages great benefits and that we in- somehow_shortages . somehow are plugging shortages. and somehow are plugging shortages. who moyhe— somehow are plugging shortages. who moyhe rh— somehow are plugging shortages. and maybe in the— somehow are plugging shortages. and maybe in the long— somehow are plugging shortages. and maybe in the long term, it's a idea, but in the short a bad idea, but in the short term, a good but term, it's a good idea. but i actually think in the short term it's a idea. it's not even a good idea. i think it's, you know, think that it's, you know, ideological fanatics who love migration, are pushing for migration, who are pushing for this, and they try to say, you know, economic know, there's an economic argument for this, but when you actually debate them you actually debate them and you give the facts and the give them the facts and the figures and you show that actually the cost actually the net cost of migration britain is anywhere migration to britain is anywhere between about 4 billion a year and billion a year, depending and 6 billion a year, depending on break down the on how you break down the numbers. around numbers. they always turn around and it doesn't and say, oh, well, it doesn't matter. if it is bad for matter. even if it is bad for the economy, it's a moral and good thing to do, to let people come here and have a better life. so even if you really you look the facts and figures, look at the facts and figures, when challenge people, when you challenge these people, they don't they always say, we don't actually about economy. actually care about the economy. that's . what that's just an excuse. what a lot of that's just an excuse. what a or or peopre.— that's just an excuse. what a or or peopre. r— that's just an excuse. what a lot of people, i think,- r?" t what a lot of people, i think, don't get— lot of people, i think, don't ger benjamin— lot of people, i think, don't get benjamin well, is that get benjamin as well, is that for get benjamin as well, is that ror empre— get benjamin as well, is that for example, best example? for example, the best example? i rhrhh— for example, the best example? i rhrhh re— for example, the best example? i rhrhh re oh— for example, the best example? i think is on the— for example, the best example? i think is on the student visa

ehuohoh— think is on the student visa situation because it is often preeehreo— situation because it is often preeehreo oe— situation because it is often presented as absolute facts that are presented as absolute facts that . weh— presented as absolute facts that . weh. oh— presented as absolute facts that are , well, all of— presented as absolute facts that are , well, all of these people are, well, all of these people go pooh— are, well, all of these people go pooh oher— are, well, all of these people go back after they've studied. hur— go back after they've studied. our rhe— go back after they've studied. but the actual— go back after they've studied. but the actual office for worrohor— but the actual office for national statistics is pretty ereor— national statistics is pretty ereor-rhre— national statistics is pretty clear-this, that- national statistics is pretty clear this, that they clear about this, that they ooh-r— clear about this, that they don't- accurate - clear about this, that they don't accurate figures on don't have accurate figures on how— don't have accurate figures on how rhohy— don't have accurate figures on how rhohy peopre— don't have accurate figures on how many people stay. they're ohoweo— how many people stay. they're ohoweo ro— how many people stay. they're allowed to work— how many people stay. they're allowed to work when they stay, rhey-re—hhhg- they're allowed to bring dependents— they're allowed to bring dependents as well. so that oeruohy— dependents as well. so that actually unknown. okay. so actually is an unknown. okay. so for—hehrho- actually is an unknown. okay. so for—behind the| for people who hide behind the fact for people who hide behind the roer-rhoy— for people who hide behind the roer-rhoy howe- for people who hide behind the fact may have 600,000 fact that we may have 600,000 eruoehre— fact that we may have 600,000 students—single. students coming every single yeor— students coming every single yeor. we— students coming every single yeor. we ooh-r— students coming every single year, we don't know really how rhohy— year, we don't know really how rhohy-eroy— year, we don't know really how rhohy-eroy oro- year, we don't know really how many stay and how many of them stay and how many of—benjaminl many of them stay and how many or—hehr-orhrh .i many of them stay and how manyi or—hehr-orhrh . r of them go home. but benjamin, i rhrhh— of them go home. but benjamin, i rhrhh rhohy— of them go home. but benjamin, i rhrhh rhohy peopre— of them go home. but benjamin, i think many people will be eerorehrhg— think many people will be scratching heads and scratching their heads and going— scratching their heads and gong-howe- scratching their heads and going, have net migration going, if we have net migration herweeh— between the 700,001 million mow.— between the 700,001 million mow—howe- between the 700,001 million mark,_have we| between the 700,001 million. mark,_have we got mark, how on earth have we got any— mark, how on earth have we got oyou-— mark, how on earth have we got oyou- wus— mark, how on earth have we got oyou- whs .- mark, how on earth have we got oyou- whs . rh- mark, how on earth have we got any our nhs , in our care any gaps in our nhs, in our care eeho— any gaps in our nhs, in our care eero or whh— any gaps in our nhs, in our care sector or with people like fruit phhere— sector or with people like fruit phhere e — sector or with people like fruit pickers ? yeah,— sector or with people like fruit pickers ? yeah, it— sector or with people like fruit pickers ? yeah, it is- sector or with people like fruit pickers ? / e irrg pickers? yeah, it is a big question . but you know, just to question. but you know, just to go back to what you said about the students, it's all well and good. if you're going to say a russell group university or oxford cambridge you know, oxford or cambridge or you know, you're doing degree, you're doing a proper degree, come over for three and come over for three years and then you leave. the other thing that have a lot of that we have, we have a lot of mickey degrees. have mickey mouse degrees. we have institutions which are set up which these

which are eligible for these student visas , and they aren't student visas, and they aren't really proper for educational establishments. they are paths in where people can come in and do a sort of a fairly meaningless course of study. and then they overstay. they bring their family. that loophole needs to be closed. we really needs to be closed. we really need to tighten up who's being allowed to apply for these visas and what institutions are accredited and which ones are allowed . and we need to be clear allowed. and we need to be clear that if these people are working while they're studying , they while they're studying, they will their visa removed. will have their visa removed. you if are found to you know, if they are found to be working at they're be working at all, they're getting back and we need to getting sent back and we need to getting sent back and we need to get tough this because get really tough on this because at the moment it's being massively abused. i suspect that it massively abused. i suspect that h rhor— massively abused. i suspect that h rhorlre. — massively abused. i suspect that it that l is. .there _ massively abused. i suspect that it thatlis. .there will- massively abused. i suspect that it thatlis. .there will be. it that it is. and there will be anf— it that it is. and there will be anf peopre— it that it is. and there will be anf peopre-eoy- it that it is. and there will be a of people say, look, a lot of people who say, look, we howe— a lot of people who say, look, we have labour— a lot of people who say, look, we have labour gaps to plug in a lot of people who say, look, we nhs,.abour gaps to plug in a lot of people who say, look, we nhs,.abour care to plug in a lot of people who say, look, we nhs,.abour care sectorg in a lot of people who say, look, we nhs,.abour care sector. in a lot of people who say, look, we nhs,.abour care sector. et our nhs, in our care sector. et eroe— our nhs, in our care sector. et oehero-oppeore- our nhs, in our care sector. et cetera.-appears to- our nhs, in our care sector. et cetera. appears to be not cetera. there appears to be not huge— cetera. there appears to be not huge oouhh— cetera. there appears to be not huge amount of— cetera. there appears to be not huge amount of evidence given the huge amount of evidence given hhe hurherh— huge amount of evidence given the numbers that— huge amount of evidence given the numbers that all of these peophe— the numbers that all of these peophe oe— the numbers that all of these people are coming and people are coming in and plugging— people are coming in and plugging those gaps, which does, of plugging those gaps, which does, oh—eeou— of course raise serious gueehrohe— of course raise serious questions what questions about exactly what hhe— questions about exactly what kind or— questions about exactly what kind of-people- questions about exactly what kind of people are doing, kind of jobs people are doing, the-migration- kind of jobs people are doing, the migration numbers the illegal migration numbers are the illegal migration numbers eeh— the illegal migration numbers eeh ho— the illegal migration numbers are set to drop— the illegal migration numbers are set to drop on thursday as

wet— are set to drop on thursday as wehh-ohe— are set to drop on thursday as wehh-ohe oh- are set to drop on thursday as well,-one of the- are set to drop on thursday as well, one of the main well, which is one of the main reasons we're going so big on it. because benjamin cohen eoherehehhhy— it. because benjamin cohen consistently-for- it. because benjamin cohen consistently for decades, consistently now for decades, peophe— consistently now for decades, peophe howe— consistently now for decades, people have voted to reduce rhrgrohroh— people have voted to reduce migration and— people have voted to reduce migration and they've forgiven rhoehhy— migration and they've forgiven rhoehhy hhe — migration and they've forgiven mostly the conservative party. hhhe— mostly the conservative party. hhhe oro— mostly the conservative party. time and time— mostly the conservative party. time and time again for not doing— time and time again for not oorhg hhoh. — time and time again for not oorhg hhoh. r— time and time again for not doing that. i suspect when these humeru— doing that. i suspect when these hurherh hop— doing that. i suspect when these numbers drop on— doing that. i suspect when these numbers drop on thursday, that whh— numbers drop on thursday, that whh he— numbers drop on thursday, that whh he hhe— numbers drop on thursday, that will be the break.— numbers drop on thursday, that will be the break. that will be the will be the break. that will be hhe rhorhehh— will be the break. that will be the moment where people go oehuohhy.— the moment where people go oehuohhy. we — the moment where people go actually, we know more. what wouho— actually, we know more. what wouho hhre— actually, we know more. what would this do— actually, we know more. what would this do you think we might be would this do you think we might he ohouh— would this do you think we might he ohouh ho— would this do you think we might be about to see— would this do you think we might be about to see the— would this do you think we might be about to see the rather large ehow— be about to see the rather large ehrow hhoh-e— be about to see the rather large straw that's going _ be about to see the rather large straw that's going to break the come-eh— straw that's going to break the eorhe-eh hoeh— straw that's going to break the camel's back ? _ straw that's going to break the camel's back ? �*vw�*rtgl camel's back? well, possibly, but not, because for but probably not, because for the past 20, 25, 30 years, people have been saying this and the democracy is just completely ignored. the will of the people is completely ignored time and time again . so i don't think the time again. so i don't think the government's going to turn around and suddenly decide to start to people. start listening to people. they'll doing what they'll just keep doing what they've for years, they've been doing for years, which is just ignore and which is just to ignore us. and as brecht we as bertolt brecht said, if we don't electorate don't like what the electorate want, elect a new want, we'll elect a new electorate. and i do think there is of that. you know, is an aspect of that. you know, you're bringing a lot of people over over long period of time

over over a long period of time and all know that, generally and we all know that, generally speaking , they don't vote for, speaking, they don't vote for, you know, reduce immigration. if you know, reduce immigration. if you bringing a lot of people you are bringing a lot of people in every year , they think, well, in every year, they think, well, in every year, they think, well, in the long term, we water down that anyway. so do that opinion anyway. so i do think a of anti or think there's a bit of anti or extra democratic movement here. you know, they just don't care what the people think . it would what the people think. it would appean what the people think. it would appear. so benjamin,- :�*

arena bombing, i will ask just how greoh re— arena bombing, i will ask just how great is the— arena bombing, i will ask just how great is the risk of another herror— how great is the risk of another herror ohhoeh— how great is the risk of another terror attack from _ how great is the risk of another terror attack from islamist extremists?— terror attack from islamist extremists? is— terror attack from islamist extremists? is also the ohhwereory- extremists? is also the anniversary, of course, of the rhurero— anniversary, of course, of the rhurero oh— anniversary, of course, of the murder of fusilier lee rigby. we whh— murder of fusilier lee rigby. we whh he— murder of fusilier lee rigby. we will be remembering both of hhoee— will be remembering both of hhoee. huh— will be remembering both of those. but first,— will be remembering both of those. but first, it's your heoohhee— those. but first, it's your headlines with thompson . headlines with thompson. hohrhh— headlines with thompson. patrick, thanks very much. rt;”rt; patrick, thanks very much. here are patrick, thanks very much. here hhe— patrick, thanks very much. here are the headlines— patrick, thanks very much. here are the headlines at— patrick, thanks very much. here are the headlines at 333. police investigating the disappearance of madeleine mccann are reportedly set to launch a major search in portugal. local media saying a remote reservoir on the algarve, which the main suspect in the case used to visit , has in the case used to visit, has become a key focus of their inquiry as the area is about 30 miles from the resort in prayer deluge where she went missing 16 years ago . the home secretary years ago. the home secretary says she's confident there was nothing untoward poured in the way she handled a speeding offence . us suella braverman is offence. us suella braverman is under pressure over a possible breach of the ministerial code following claims she asked for

help in arranging a private speed awareness course. the prime minister has spoken to his ethics adviser about the matter, but it's understood no formal inquiry has yet been launched. speaking for the first time about the row, the home secretary didn't deny asking civil servants for assistance last summer. i was speeding. i regreh— last summer. i was speeding. i regreh hhoh— last summer. i was speeding. i regreh hhoh r— last summer. i was speeding. i regret that i paid— last summer. i was speeding. i regret that i paid the- i was speeding. i regret that i paid the fine and i regret that i paid the fine and r hooh— regret that i paid the fine and r hooh hhe— regret that i paid the fine and i took the points— regret that i paid the fine and i took the points . but regret that i paid the fine and i took the points. but we're hoeueeeo— i took the points. but we're focussed now— i took the points. but we're focussed now on- i took the points. but we're focussed now on delivering for the focussed now on delivering for hhe hrhreh— focussed now on delivering for the british people and working for hherh. — the british people and working for them. did— the british people and working for them. did you— the british people and working for them. “j r: rt. . l for them. did you ask civil servants to put you on a one on one speeding course in relation to the process? i'm focussed on oehwehhg— to the process? i'm focussed on oehwehhg hor— to the process? i'm focussed on delivering for the _ t“ i'm focussed on delivering for the british peophe— delivering for the british peophe. ho— delivering for the british people. do my job as home seerehory.— people. do my job as home secretary. what— people. do my job as home secretary. what i will say is hhoh— secretary. what i will say is hhoh-hw— secretary. what i will say is that-view, i'm- secretary. what i will say is that view, i'm confident that in my view, i'm confident hhoh— that in my view, i'm confident hhoh hohhrhg— that in my view, i'm confident that nothing untoward has hoppeheo— that nothing untoward has hoppeheo . — that nothing untoward has happened . rt; that nothing untoward has happened . : that nothing untoward has- happened . bieber has warned the happened. bieber has warned the nhs won't survive five more years of a conservative government setting out his vision for the health service. sir keir starmer promised to get the nhs back on its feet if his party wins the next election. he also said a&e wait times and ambulance response targets will

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over live now to the house of commons. rishi sunak is speaking about the g7 summit as i report to the house on the g7 summit, i want to address a head on a mistaken view that is heard too often. the idea that britain is eorhehow— often. the idea that britain is eorhehow rh— often. the idea that britain is somehow in retreat— :�* the idea that britain is somehow in retreat on the world ehoge— somehow in retreat on the world ehoge .— somehow in retreat on the world ehoge . or— somehow in retreat on the world ehoge . or hhoh— somehow in retreat on the world stage , or that our— somehow in retreat on the world stage , or that our influence is stage, or that our influence is in stage, or that our influence is h oeehhe. — stage, or that our influence is h oeehhe. r— stage, or that our influence is in decline. i reject- stage, or that our influence is in decline. "triple in decline. i reject that utterly . what we've seen in utterly. what we've seen in recent months is this conservative government delivering the priorities of the british people and bringing our global influence to bear and some of the world's biggest challenges is nowhere is that clearer than ukraine. it was a pleasure and privilege- t “a" it was a pleasure and privilege to wehoe— pleasure and privilege to wehoe rhy— pleasure and privilege to welcome my friend, president zehehehyy— welcome my friend, president zelenskyy back— welcome my friend, president zelenskyy back to the uk last week— zelenskyy back to the uk last week .— zelenskyy back to the uk last week . hhe— zelenskyy back to the uk last week . his attendance at the g7 week. his attendance at the g7 eurhrhh— week. his attendance at the g7 eurhrhh woe— week. his attendance at the g7 eurhrhh o— week. his attendance at the g7 summit was a historic moment when— summit was a historic moment when huhr— summit was a historic moment when putin launched his war, he gorhhheo— when putin launched his war, he gorhhheo hhoh— when putin launched his war, he gambled that our— when putin launched his war, he gambled that our resolve would hher— gambled that our resolve would hoher. huh— gambled that our resolve would hoher. huh he— gambled that our resolve would falter, but he was— gambled that our resolve would falter, but he was wrong then, oho— falter, but he was wrong then, oho he— falter, but he was wrong then, oho he he— falter, but he was wrong then, and he is wrong— falter, but he was wrong then, and he is wrong now . t and he is wrong now. russia's mhhory— and he is wrong now. russia's mhhory h— and he is wrong now. russia's military is failing on the battlefield. there. military is failing on the battlefield. there . economy military is failing on the

battlefield. there. economy is failing at home as we tighten the stranglehold of sanctions , the stranglehold of sanctions, us and the image of the g7 leaders standing shoulder to shoulder with president zelenskyy in hiroshima sent a powerful message to the world we will stand with ukraine for as long as it takes . of course, long as it takes. of course, we've seen a huge- rt:r"rg e of course, we've seen a huge collective ehorh— we've seen a huge collective ehorh oe— we've seen a huge collective effort across our— we've seen a huge collective effort across our allies, not heoeh— effort across our allies, not heoeh hhe— effort across our allies, not least the united- effort across our allies, not least the united states . but i'm least the united states. but i'm hereohhy— least the united states. but i'm incredibly proud— least the united states. but i'm incredibly proud of our role at the forefront— incredibly proud of our role at the forefront of— incredibly proud of our role at the forefront of international eupporh— the forefront of international euppoh hor— the forefront of international support for ukraine, the first eouhhry— support for ukraine, the first eouhhry rh— support for ukraine, the first country in the— support for ukraine, the first country in the world to train hhrorhroh— country in the world to train ukrainian troops— country in the world to train ukrainian troops first in europe to ukrainian troops first in europe ho prowoe— ukrainian troops first in europe to provide lethal— ukrainian troops first in europe to provide lethal weapons, first to provide lethal weapons, first ho eorhrhh— to provide lethal weapons, first to commit tanks— to provide lethal weapons, first to commit tanks .— to provide lethal weapons, first to commit tanks . and just this to commit tanks. and just this rhohhh— to commit tanks. and just this rhohhh hheh— to commit tanks. and just this month, first to— to commit tanks. and just this month, first to provide hohg—rohge— month, first to provide long—range weapons. month, first to provide long—range weapons . and we've long—range weapons. and we've oh— long—range weapons. and we've oh hhe— long—range weapons. and we've now at the forefront . now at the forefront. okay, so hhoh— now at the forefront. okay, so hhoh h— now at the forefront. okay, so that is rishi sunak talking in the house of commons there about the house of commons there about the g7 summit. if you want to get more information on on that, then you can go to the gb news website, gb news .com. but i'm going to talk about something website, gb news .com. but i'm goinrnowtalk about something website, gb news .com. but i'm goinrnow because it something website, gb news .com. but i'm goinrnow because todayething

website, gb news .com. but i'm goinrnow because todayetiaig else now because today is a momentous sadly momentous momentous day, sadly momentous day . for two terror attacks that day. for two terror attacks that took place as the manchester arena bomb . and there's also, of arena bomb. and there's also, of course, the murder of lee rigby. and i think it's important that we don't forget either of those two things. i'm going to be talking rather a lot talking about these rather a lot throughout course of the throughout the course of the show. course, committed show. both, of course, committed by and asking by radical islamists and asking how much further along the line have we come , what lessons have have we come, what lessons have been learned, what can be done to make sure that nothing like this ever happens again? are we repeating the same mistakes? but there's minute repeating the same mistakes? but there's in minute repeating the same mistakes? but there's in manchesternute repeating the same mistakes? but there's in manchester fore repeating the same mistakes? but there's in manchester for to silence in manchester for to mark the sixth anniversary of the suicide bombing in which 22 people were killed. the attack happened end ariana happened at the end of an ariana grande concert. and among the victims a new victims were six children. a new report says many of those at the arena have not had sufficient psychological support to help deal with the trauma of it. we're going to go now gb we're going to go now to gb news, north—west of england. reporter sophie reaper . well, reporter sophie reaper. well, today marks six years- 3t . .. 3 . well,

today marks six years since 3rt . .. 3 . well, today marks six years since the heohh— today marks six years since the oeohh oh— today marks six years since the oeohh oh 22— today marks six years since the death of 22 people after an ahoho— death of 22 people after an ariana grande— death of 22 people after an ariana grande concert here at woheheeher— ariana grande concert here at manchester arena. after terror listr_ manchester arena. after terror heh. sohrhoh— manchester arena. after terror list, salman abedi detonated an exphoehe— list, salman abedi detonated an explosive device— list, salman abedi detonated an explosive device .— list, salman abedi detonated an explosive device . now, today, at explosive device. now, today, at rhroooy— explosive device. now, today, at rhroooy .— explosive device. now, today, at rhroooy . we— explosive device. now, today, at midday , we heard— explosive device. now, today, at midday , we heard a minute's midday, we heard a minute's ehehee— midday, we heard a minute's ehehee oh— midday, we heard a minute's silence at manchester victoria ehohroh— silence at manchester victoria station outside _ silence at manchester victoria station outside the permanent rherhohoh— station outside the permanent rherhohoh ho— station outside the permanent memorial to those victims . memorial to those victims. arouho— memorial to those victims. arouho roo— memorial to those victims. around 100 people stood in eheree— around 100 people stood in silence. remember ing those wehhhee— silence. remember ing those wehhhee we— silence. remember ing those victims? we then _ silence. remember ing those victims? we then heard a ehophorh— victims? we then heard a chaplain speak about the eorhrhuhhy— chaplain speak about the community coming together in order— community coming together in order ho— community coming together in order to remember those 22 peophe— order to remember those 22 peophe who— order to remember those 22 people who lost— order to remember those 22 people who lost their lives. heophe— people who lost their lives. people brought— people who lost their lives. people brought flowers and hohhoohe. — people brought flowers and balloons. this— people brought flowers and balloons. this is always a hhghhy— balloons. this is always a highly/r highly— balloons. this is always a highly, highly emotional day in woheheeher. — highly, highly emotional day in manchester. people really feel the manchester. people really feel hhe hoee. — manchester. people really feel the loss. those— manchester. people really feel the loss. those survivors, of course , of the— the loss. those survivors, of course , of the attack as well. course, of the attack as well. weo— course, of the attack as well. aheo heehhg— course, of the attack as well. also feeling it— course, of the attack as well. also feeling it today . earlier also feeling it today. earlier r— also feeling it today. earlier r goh— also feeling it today. earlier r goh hhe— also feeling it today. earlier on, i got the opportunity to epeoh— on, i got the opportunity to epeoh ho— on, i got the opportunity to epeoh ho her— on, i got the opportunity to speak to ken and june tron horhhy— speak to ken and june tron family members of philip tron, who— family members of philip tron, who one— family members of philip tron, who oh— family members of philip tron, who one of those— family members of philip tron, who one of those 22 victims who hoeh— who one of those 22 victims who hoeh hheh— who one of those 22 victims who lost their lives—

who one of those 22 victims who lost their lives six— who one of those 22 victims who lost their lives six years ago hoooy— lost their lives six years ago hoooy .— lost their lives six years ago hoooy . here-e— lost their lives six years ago today . here's what they told me today. here's what they told me ohouh— today. here's what they told me ohouh how— today. here's what they told me about how they— today. here's what they told me about how they remember philip eheehy— about how they remember philip eheehy .— about how they remember philip eheehy . ruhhy. — about how they remember philip eheehy . ruhhy. r— about how they remember philip cheeky , funny. : r:rtr cheeky, funny. i would do anything , would do anything cheeky, funny. i would do anything, would do anything for anybody but me. how come the last of the list . just an all last of the list. just an all around everybody loved him. i it's one i'd said when he passed away he was the little guy with away he was the little guy with a big heart and i love to use that because it just just puts it right. just where he was a guy with a big heart, loved , guy with a big heart, loved, loved, family, loved socialising . you know, he's big circle of friends. he got on with eweryhooy— friends. he got on with eweryhooy .— friends. he got on with everybody , all- rt;r:;fr he got on with everybody , all liked him, you everybody, all liked him, you know— everybody, all liked him, you know .— everybody, all liked him, you know . hherh— everybody, all liked him, you know , them working in a pub, know, them working in a pub, hhey— know, them working in a pub, hhey oh— know, them working in a pub, hhey oh wehh— know, them working in a pub, they all went in.— know, them working in a pub, they all went in. and no matter how— they all went in. and no matter how rhohy— they all went in. and no matter how rhohy .— they all went in. and no matter how rhohy . h— they all went in. and no matter how many , if you've only been in how many, if you've only been in hhe— how many, if you've only been in hhe heoh— how many, if you've only been in once, the next time— how many, if you've only been in once, the next time we went in, heo— once, the next time we went in, we rerherherh— once, the next time we went in, he'd remember what your drink h— he'd remember what your drink h woe— he'd remember what your drink h you— he'd remember what your drink was. it was, you know, and just a was. it was, you know, and just oeheery— was. it was, you know, and just a cheery welcome— was. it was, you know, and just a cheery welcome everybody . a cheery welcome for everybody. war, — a cheery welcome for everybody. war, hhoh-e— a cheery welcome for everybody. well, that's what— a cheery welcome for everybody. well, that's what today is all ohouh— well, that's what today is all ohouh . — well, that's what today is all ohouh . oh— well, that's what today is all about . of course,- well, that's what today is all about. t :

well, that's what today is all about . rt.rt:r. : about. of course, we heard june and ken there remembering philip and ken there remembering philip and remembering the positive things , the happy memories that things, the happy memories that they have of philip, who, of course, was one of those 22 people to sadly lose their lives six years ago today here at manchester arena . now, over the manchester arena. now, over the years, i've spoken with lots of victims, family members who tell me all the time that one of the most important things is not letting salman abedi win. it's remembering those 22 people who lost their lives here today . six lost their lives here today. six years on from that most horrendous of terrorist attacks. yeah absolutely shocking. that and the catalogue of “cr?“ trt:.«r t 3 that and the catalogue of errors that led and the catalogue of errors that heo up— and the catalogue of errors that heo up ho— and the catalogue of errors that heo up ho hhoh— and the catalogue of errors that led up to that attack being ohhoweo— led up to that attack being ohhoweo ho— led up to that attack being allowed to take— led up to that attack being allowed to take place. and then oheo— allowed to take place. and then oheo wheh — allowed to take place. and then oheo wheh h— allowed to take place. and then also when it comes— allowed to take place. and then also when it comes to the reepohee ho— also when it comes to the response to it— also when it comes to the response to it afterwards as wehh— response to it afterwards as wehh. reohhy— response to it afterwards as well, really makes my blood horr— well, really makes my blood hoh. huh— well, really makes my blood boil. but today— well, really makes my blood boil. but today is also the 10th ohhwereory— boil. but today is also the 10th anniversary of— boil. but today is also the 10th anniversary of another terror ohhoeh— anniversary of another terror ohhoeh hhoh— anniversary of another terror attack that caused utter reuehhh — attack that caused utter revulsion .— attack that caused utter revulsion . soldier lee rigby was revulsion. soldier lee rigby was murdered— revulsion. soldier lee rigby was murdered hy— revulsion. soldier lee rigby was murdered by two _ revulsion. soldier lee rigby was murdered by two islamist extremists— murdered by two islamist extremists just on the streets of rohooh — extremists just on the streets of rohooh oh — extremists just on the streets of london on the— extremists just on the streets of london on the 22nd of may

zero.— of london on the 22nd of may zero. rh— of london on the 22nd of may zero. in hhe— of london on the 22nd of may 2013, in the most— of london on the 22nd of may 2013, in the most barbaric and ehhehrhg— 2013, in the most barbaric and sickening fashion,— 2013, in the most barbaric and sickening fashion, i am asking hoooy— sickening fashion, i am asking hoooy tueh— sickening fashion, i am asking hoooy tueh how— sickening fashion, i am asking today just how great is the risk of ohohher— today just how great is the risk of another attack— today just how great is the risk of another attack from islamist herrohehee— of another attack from islamist terrorists? the _ of another attack from islamist terrorists? the terror threat rever— terrorists? the terror threat heweh oh— terrorists? the terror threat level at the _ terrorists? the terror threat level at the moment is substantial,— level at the moment is substantial, which means an ohhoeh— substantial, which means an ohhoeh re— substantial, which means an attack is likely. _ substantial, which means an attack is likely. i'm joined now by attack is likely. i'm joined now hy hhe— attack is likely. i'm joined now by the counter— attack is likely. i'm joined now by the counter terrorism expert hwoer — by the counter terrorism expert hwoer hwoer— by the counter terrorism expert hwoer hwoer .— by the counter terrorism expert kwasi kwasi , who— by the counter terrorism expert kwasi kwasi , who joins me now. kwasi kwasi, who joins me now. i hehewe— kwasi kwasi, who joins me now. i hehewe hhere — kwasi kwasi, who joins me now. i believe there he— kwasi kwasi, who joins me now. i believe there he is,— kwasi kwasi, who joins me now. i believe there he is, wasiq. hhohh— believe there he is, wasiq. hhohh you— believe there he is, wasiq. thank you very— believe there he is, wasiq. thank you very much. look i was doing— thank you very much. look i was doing o— thank you very much. look i was doing o hh— thank you very much. look i was oorhg o hh oh— thank you very much. look i was doing a bit of research before i come-who.— doing a bit of research before i come-who. you— doing a bit of research before i came and, you know, we've came on. and, you know, we've goh— came on. and, you know, we've gohlprewehh— came on. and, you know, we've got prevent counter terror got to prevent counter terror progrorhrhe— got to prevent counter terror programme that— got to prevent counter terror- programme that-accused programme that has been accused of giving— programme that has been accused or grwhg rhohey— programme that has been accused of giving money groups of giving money to groups which oppeor—hhel appear to show support for the hohhoh— appear to show support for the hohhoh oh— appear to show support for the taliban on cursory google just taliban on a cursory google just ehowe— taliban on a cursory google just ehowe hhe— taliban on a cursory google just shows the amount— taliban on a cursory google just shows the amount of terrorists hhoh— shows the amount of terrorists hhoh we — shows the amount of terrorists that we release— shows the amount of terrorists that we release from prison on a weehhy— that we release from prison on a near weekly basis,— that we release from prison on a near weekly basis, sometimes eorhy— near weekly basis, sometimes eorhy pheohe— near weekly basis, sometimes early prisons themselves appear to early prisons themselves appear ho he— early prisons themselves appear ho he o— early prisons themselves appear to be a hotbed— early prisons themselves appear to be a hotbed ,— early prisons themselves appear to be a hotbed , a— early prisons themselves appear to be a hotbed , a hot spot for to be a hotbed, a hot spot for heorhrhg— to be a hotbed, a hot spot for heorhrhg how— to be a hotbed, a hot spot for learning how to— to be a hotbed, a hot spot for learning how to be a jihadi . and learning how to be a jihadi. and hhoh-e— learning how to be a jihadi. and hhoh-e hehore— learning how to be a jihadi. and that's before we've— learning how to be a jihadi. and that's before we've got on to hhe— that's before we've got on to hhe oper— that's before we've got on to the open border.— that's before we've got on to the open border. we've got in hhe— the open border. we've got in hhe ohohher— the open border. we've got in the channel i— the open border. we've got in the channel i mean, have we heorheo— the channel i mean, have we heorheo ohy— the channel i mean, have we learned any lessons? do you hhhh— learned any lessons? do you hhrhh. hrorh — learned any lessons? do you think, from the— learned any lessons? do you think, from the likes of lee rigby_ think, from the likes of lee hrghy oho— think, from the likes of lee hrghy oho hhe— think, from the likes of lee rigby and the manchester arena horhhe —we- rigby and the manchester arena bomb? _we have. bomb? well, i think we have learnt some lessons and i think we're going to learn more lessons as result of us lessons as a result of us getting more cognitive as as a

threat evolve . what we need to threat evolve. what we need to do is we need to stay ahead of the threat as it evolves, because these terrorists are looking to destabilise the west. and we need to be doing everything that we can. now, obviously , we are aware that, obviously, we are aware that, for example , the prison is for example, the prison is a hotbed now for terrorists or potential terrorists to be recruited and to actually carry out terrorist attacks. now that we know that that's taking place, we need to be able to put measures in place to prevent that from happening. of course, we can't prevent everything from happening, but when we do know a risk is posed, then we need to be taking those measures to be able to deal with it. are we too soft on terrorists?— able to deal with it. are we too soft on terrorists? i— : . are we too soft on terrorists? i mean, i ohhy— soft on terrorists? i mean, i ohhy howe— soft on terrorists? i mean, i ohhy howe ho— soft on terrorists? i mean, i only have to think back to the hehrhohgere— only have to think back to the fishmongers hall— only have to think back to the fishmongers hall terrorist usman hhoh.— fishmongers hall terrorist usman hhoh. who— fishmongers hall terrorist usman khan, who managed to convince peophe— khan, who managed to convince peophe hhoh— khan, who managed to convince peophe hhoh heo— khan, who managed to convince people that he'd been rehabilitated and then went on to rehabilitated and then went on ho ehoh— rehabilitated and then went on ho ehoh ho— rehabilitated and then went on to stab to death— rehabilitated and then went on to stab to death two people rehabilitated and then went on to stalbeeneath two people rehabilitated and then went on to stalbeen eath two him ple rehabilitated and then went on to stalbeeneath twohim get who'd been helping him get rehabilitated.— who'd been helping him get rehabilitated. you will. are rehabilitated. if you will. are we hoo— rehabilitated. if you will. are we hoo eoh— rehabilitated. if you will. are we too soft on— rehabilitated. if you will. are we too soft on convict terrorists?— we too soft on convict terrorists? people on watch

hehe— terrorists? people on watch hehe oe— terrorists? people on watch lists as well?— terrorists? people on watch lists as well? well, i do . lists as well? well, i do. wehh— lists as well? well, i do. wehh. rh— lists as well? well, i do. well, in some— lists as well? well, i do. well, in some senses- lists as well? well, i do. well, in some senses we could be seen to be soft, but we have to be proportionate in our response to terrorists , because one of to terrorists, because one of the modus operandi of terrorists is for us to go beyond the threshold of our own laws and our own policies when it comes to dealing with them, because that's one of the ways that they end up recruiting more people to their cause. then they their cause. and then they actually put that messaging out that actually western governments are what we claim them to be because this is how they're treating us when they're meant to be, know, above meant to be, you know, above board in how they deal with us. so in some senses, it does appear to be the case that we are soft on them. but no , we are soft on them. but no, we need to stick to the letter of the law when it comes to dealing with these. how much of a threat do you think what's going on in the channel poses just as a bafic the channel poses just as a basic potential security breach? really? i'm getting a lot of erhohe— really? i'm getting a lot of erhohe rh— really? i'm getting a lot of emails in about— really? i'm getting a lot of emails in about this right now , emails in about this right now, which— emails in about this right now, whhh re— emails in about this right now, whhh re h— emails in about this right now,

which is it would— emails in about this right now, which is it would appear to be an which is it would appear to be or ohwoue— which is it would appear to be an obvious possible threat that we rhoyhe— an obvious possible threat that we maybe could— an obvious possible threat that we maybe could be doing more to ehop— we maybe could be doing more to ehop. wehh— we maybe could be doing more to ehop. wehh yee— we maybe could be doing more to ehop. wehh yee. oh— we maybe could be doing more to stop. well yes, of course, we ooh-h— stop. well yes, of course, we ooh-h hhow— stop. well yes, of course, we don't know who _ stop. well yes, of course, we don't know who is- stop. well yes, of course, we don't know who is coming in and we ooh-h— don't know who is coming in and we ooh-h hhow— don't know who is coming in and we don't know what— don't know who is coming in and we don't know what threat they poee— we don't know what threat they poee or— we don't know what threat they poee or whoh— we don't know what threat they pose or what threat they're hhehy— pose or what threat they're hhehy ho — pose or what threat they're likely to pose— pose or what threat they're likely to pose later on. as you rrghhhy— likely to pose later on. as you rightly pointed out in the case of usman khan and the fishmongers hall, he managed to use disguised compliance. he basically pulled the wool over everyone's eyes, showed that he was rehabilitated and ended up killing the very people who were tasked with actually stopping him from continuing to be a terrorist . and so when we've got terrorist. and so when we've got people coming in illegally from across the pond, we don't know who they are. we don't know what threat they're going to pose in the future. and we need to really seriously deal with them in a proportionate way, in a legal way , so that we can legal way, so that we can certainly deal with any potential threat that they do end up posing. where do you think, in your view , most of the think, in your view, most of the

radicalisation action takes place? i'm just going to pre—erhph— place? i'm just going to pre—empt what- t“ i'm just going to pre—empt what a few people might say pre—empt what a few people might eoy ho— pre—empt what a few people might eoy ho hhre— pre—empt what a few people might eoy ho hhre oe— pre—empt what a few people might say to this as well,— pre—empt what a few people might say to this as well, by the way, which— say to this as well, by the way, whhh re— say to this as well, by the way, which is that— say to this as well, by the way, which is that the— say to this as well, by the way, which is that the largest growrhg— which is that the largest growing threat, apparently the hoeheeh—re- growing threat, apparently the fastest—is the. fastest growing threat is the far fastest growing threat is the for-hhreoh. — fastest growing threat is the far-threat. and- fastest growing threat is the far-threat. and i- fastest growing threat is the far threat. and i do far right threat. and i do understand— far right threat. and i do understand-byl far right threat. and i do understand-by the understand that. but by far the horgeeh— understand that. but by far the largest actual— understand that. but by far the largest actual existing threat is largest actual existing threat re—hhreoh- largest actual existing threat re—hhreoh .- largest actual existing threat is_threat . so. largest actual existing threat. is_threat . so and is the islamist threat. so and hhoh-e— is the islamist threat. so and hhoh-e gheh— is the islamist threat. so and that's given the— is the islamist threat. so and that's given the nature of the hwo— that's given the nature of the hwo herror— that's given the nature of the two terror attacks we're talking ohouh—hrr- two terror attacks we're talking ohouh—hm tueh- about here, wasiq. i'm just going— about here, wasiq. i'm just gorhg-oh- about here, wasiq. i'm just gorhg-oh hhoh.- about here, wasiq. i'm just going on that, if going to focus on that, if hhoh-e— going to focus on that, if hhoh-e oh— going to focus on that, if that's all right. well where do you— that's all right. well where do you hhrhh— that's all right. well where do you think there— that's all right. well where do you think there the majority of the you think there the majority of hhe—hoheel you think there the majority of hhelr—hoheel you think there the majority of the i because takes you think there the majority of the i because i takes you think there the majority of the i because i would be place? i ask because i would be concerned that— place? i ask because i would be concerned that maybe we are a hhhhe— concerned that maybe we are a hhhhelhoo— concerned that maybe we are a hhhhelhoo ehy— concerned that maybe we are a little too shy about going little bit too shy about going hho— little bit too shy about going rhho oeoue— little bit too shy about going into mosques ,— little bit too shy about going into mosques , for example, and into mosques, for example, and reohhy— into mosques, for example, and reohhy gehhrhg— into mosques, for example, and reohhy gehhrhg ho— into mosques, for example, and really getting to grips with oh— really getting to grips with some of the— really getting to grips with some of the literature that's on orephoy— some of the literature that's on orephoy hhere— some of the literature that's on display there or— some of the literature that's on display there or some of the preoehere— display there or some of the. preachers—have. preachers that they may have. wehh— preachers that they may have. wehh r— preachers that they may have. wehh r hhrhh— preachers that they may have. well i think people people can get radicalised_ well i think people people can get radicalised in— well i think people people can get radicalised in a number of woye— get radicalised in a number of woye oho— get radicalised in a number of woye oho hrorh — get radicalised in a number of ways and from different streams and ways and from different streams oho hrorh — ways and from different streams and from different— ways and from different streams and from different people. ' r: and from different people. and i hhrhh— and from different people. and i hhrhh whoh— and from different people. and i hhrhh whoh we— and from different people. and i think what we need— and from different people. and i think what we need to do is we need to be at least intelligent led when it comes to finding those streams of radicalisation or those radicalises and target them. so it could be certainly

in the case of isis, they were radical. they were using the internet and radicalising our own brits. and then convincing them to make the hijra, which is basically the journey across to, to syria and iraq, to join the islamic state. that that was happening. but remember, before isis, we also had terrorist attacks taking place here. so people were being radicalised here. so we did have some mosques who had questionable literature. certainly extreme. and there was a sense, certainly of fear of tackling that due to islamophobia or being accused of racism. megxit islamophobia or being accused of racism . megxit look, thank you. racism. megxit look, thank you. ahwoye— racism. megxit look, thank you. ahwoye o— racism. megxit look, thank you. always a pleasure.— ”e�*c. megxit look, thank you. always a pleasure. was ”rtrt. megxit look, thank you. always a pleasure. was it was ”at. megxit look, thank you. always a pleasure. was it was it here— always a pleasure. was it was it hheree here-e— always a pleasure. was it was it there? here's the— always a pleasure. was it was it there? here's the counter herroherh— there? here's the counter terrorism expert as we just look hook— terrorism expert as we just look hoeh oh— terrorism expert as we just look hoeh oh hhoee— terrorism expert as we just look back on those two— terrorism expert as we just look back on those two devastating herror— back on those two devastating terror attacks _ back on those two devastating terror attacks .— back on those two devastating terror attacks . but crucially as terror attacks. but crucially as wehh— terror attacks. but crucially as wehh. oho— terror attacks. but crucially as wehh. oho r— terror attacks. but crucially as well, and i will— terror attacks. but crucially as well, and i will be doing this hhroughouh— well, and i will be doing this throughout the— well, and i will be doing this throughout the show, looking well, and i will be doing this throughcreally show, looking well, and i will be doing this throughcreally shovtlessonsg forward, really what lessons howe— forward, really what lessonsi hove—eohe forward, really what lessons- howe—eohe have been learned, how safe are we-ohherehh- have been learned, how safe are we-different story- we now? but different story ehhhehy— we now? but different story entirely because 16 years entirely now because 16 years hee— entirely now because 16 years since _ mccann - entirely now because 16 years since mccann went since madeleine mccann went mheehg— since madeleine mccann went missing, portuguese police are going— missing, portuguese police are gorhg ho— missing, portuguese police are gorhg ho eorry— missing, portuguese police are gorhg ho eorry ouh— missing, portuguese police are going to carry out new searches

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people's. channel now, there's been people's. channel- . now, there's been a people's. channel— . now, there's been a major - now, there's been a major oewehoprhehh— now, there's been a major development madeleine development in the madeleine wecohh— development in the madeleinei wecohh—pohee mccann case. portuguese police are mccann case. portuguese police oe-orry— mccann case. portuguese police ore-orry ouh- mccann case. portuguese police ore-orry ouh rew- are going to carry out new searches-the— are going to carry out new searches the algarve near searches in the algarve near where— searches in the algarve near where hhe— searches in the algarve near where the little— searches in the algarve near where the little girl went rheehg— where the little girl went rhreerhg. re— where the little girl went missing, 16 years ago. local rheoro— missing, 16 years ago. local media reports— missing, 16 years ago. local media reports that the reservoir shee— media reports that the reservoir near silves, about— media reports that the reservoir near silves, about 50km from horo— near silves, about 50km from hroro oo— near silves, about 50km from hroro oo rue— near silves, about 50km from hroro oo ruz .— near silves, about 50km from praia da luz , was— near silves, about 50km from praia da luz , was visited by the praia da luz, was visited by the moh— praia da luz, was visited by the euepeeh— praia da luz, was visited by the main suspect in— praia da luz, was visited by the main suspect in the disappearance. a man who's main suspect in the— disappearance. a man who's been homeo— disappearance. a man who's been horheo oe— disappearance. a man who's been named as christian— disappearance. a man who's been named as christian b, the eohweheo— named as christian b, the convicted child- named as christian b, the convicted child abuser and drug oeoher— convicted child abuser and drug oeoher hoe— convicted child abuser and drug dealer has not— convicted child abuser and drug dealer has not been charged and of dealer has not been charged and oh he— dealer has not been charged and of course he does— dealer has not been charged and of course he does deny any rhwoheo— of course he does deny any involved agent— of course he does deny any involved agent in the case. i'm torheo— involved agent in the case. i'm joined ow— involved agent in the case. i'm joined hy— involved agent in the case. i'm joined now by jim— involved agent in the case. i'm joined now by jim gamble, who led joined now by jim gamble, who heo hhe— joined now by jim gamble, who led the initial— joined now by jim gamble, who led the initial british investigation into madeleine wecohh-e— investigation into madeleine mccann's disappearance. jim, hhohh— mccann's disappearance. jim, hhohh you— mccann's disappearance. jim, hhohh you very— mccann's disappearance. jim, thank you very much. great to howe— thank you very much. great to howe you— thank you very much. great to howe you oh— thank you very much. great to have you on the— thank you very much. great to have you on the show. how hhporhohh— have you on the show. how hhporhohh ho— have you on the show. how important to development is this

and important to development is this oho howe— important to development is this oho howe you— important to development is this oho howe you guye— important to development is this and have you guys already eeoreheo— and have you guys already searched this— and have you guys already searched this particular reeewoh— searched this particular reservoir ?— searched this particular reservoir ? dumas well, my reservoir? dumas well, my hhoh— reservoir? dumas well, my initial involvement was through the initial involvement was through hhe oop— initial involvement was through hhe eop eehorhg— initial involvement was through the cop sending out behavioural peyehohogrehe— the cop sending out behavioural peyehohogrehe ho— the cop sending out behavioural psychologists to support. ' r: psychologists to support. and her— psychologists to support. and her r— psychologists to support. and her r hher— psychologists to support. and then i later carried— psychologists to support. and then i later carried out a review for the home secretary, alan johnson, looking what had and what had not been done and what indeed should be should be done again. and i have to say hhoh— done again. and i have to say hhoh hhhe— done again. and i have to say that this, this— done again. and i have to say that this, this site,— : aga :�* and i have to say that this, this site, the reeewoh— that this, this site, the reservoir ,— that this, this site, the reservoir , which is about 40 reservoir, which is about 40 rhrhuhee— reservoir, which is about 40 minutes from _ reservoir, which is about 40 minutes from the scene where wooeherhe— minutes from the scene where madeleine went— minutes from the scene where madeleine went missing and was eeoreheo— madeleine went missing and was eeoreheo rh— madeleine went missing and was searched in february and march of zoos. — searched in february and march of zoos. wow.— searched in february and march of 2008. now, that— searched in february and march of 2008. \rr:t:rrrr searched in february and march of 2008. \rrt:rrr r:rtr: searched in february and march of 2008. \rr:t:rrrr 3: of 2008. now, that was funded by a local lawyer and it was not the police teams that you would expect that carry that out. i think what's particularly interesting is that the german police have been absolutely 100% focussed on this investigation. they believe that he is the right person, that they're suspect that they have in custody for another crime and they haven't wavered from that.

and given what i know about the german police and having worked with them in the past, they're generally quite conservative and quite cautious. so there's a high level of confidence with them that that they're on the right track. so what will be interesting to see over the next few days is what they do that's different. i'm sure it will be a much more because it's the german police who are leading this portuguese, this facility by the portuguese, and important. and and that's important. and i think do a much more think they'll do a much more rigorous search. and i'm hoping that it's based on some information they have, which they as yet shared with they haven't as yet shared with they haven't as yet shared with the wider public, so that it's more targeted id and of course, they will have the full range of technical resources available to them make a search more them to make a search more effective. we are now , effective. we are now, unfortunately, so many years on from the initial disappearance of madeleine mccann, this reservoir is pretty vast , isn't reservoir is pretty vast, isn't it? how hopeful are you of hhohhy— it? how hopeful are you of finally finding— c?” how hopeful are you of finally finding maddie here? wehh— finally finding maddie here? wehh — finally finding maddie here? wehh wehh— finally finding maddie here? well well, the— finally finding maddie here? well well, the truth is, i

wouldn't pin my hopes on this. i think it's another line of inquiry, i think, because it's coming from the german police investigation, that that makes it extremely interesting . and it extremely interesting. and but we're going to have to wait and see if they're just searching the entire area, then i think i'm not hopeful if their searching specific areas with a specific intent and a deliberate focus, then that means they're operating on the back of new information or new intelligence . and i think the key issue for me and that people should be aware of is this he is a prime suspect. he absolutely fits the profile of the type of criminal that would commit this crime. and we know that opportunity was there through significant circumstantial evidence that the german police have to hand . and german police have to hand. and some of that evidence we already had. but the key is this. i've also seen investigations where we've become so focussed on one offender and spend so much time and so many years and resources chasing down that lead that we

miss out. you know, another potential suspect out. so i think this is a situation where we need to wait and see what comes out of it. and we need to remind people watching your program, if you were in prayer, .uk, if you did visit the reservoir area in the day or days immediately after this, did you see anything? because it's never too late to reflect on something you saw and report it into operation grange, who will share it with the portuguese and german police? absolutely . it's german police? absolutely. it's hhporhohh— german police? absolutely. it's hhporhohh oe— german police? absolutely. it's important as well— german police? absolutely. it's important as well to— c zrrt:rrt.rt;?’ absolutely. it's important as well to know, opporehhhy— important as well to know, opporehhhy tueh— important as well to know, apparently just off reports hhey-re— apparently just off reports they're searching some of the wooohoho— they're searching some of the woodland around— they're searching some of the woodland around this reservoir as woodland around this reservoir oe-so— woodland around this reservoir as-soldoesn't- woodland around this reservoir as so doesn't seem like as well. so it doesn't seem like he— as well. so it doesn't seem like h-e-gorhg— as well. so it doesn't seem like h-e-gorhglhe— as well. so it doesn't seem like h-e-gorhglhe-ohl it's just going to be a kind of woe- it's just going to be a kind of woher hoeeo— it's just going to be a kind of water based search, as it were. jim — water based search, as it were. jim r-we— water based search, as it were. jim rye-ho— water based search, as it were. hm rye-ho oeh— water based search, as it were. jim i've-to ask you- water based search, as it were. jim i've to ask you , what jim i've got to ask you, what ehohe— jim i've got to ask you, what hoe re— jim i've got to ask you, what chance is there— jim i've got to ask you, what chance is there in- jim i've got to ask you, what chance is there in your view hhoh— chance is there in your view hhoh wooore— chance is there in your view that maddie is— chance is there in your view that maddie is still alive ? that maddie is still alive? wehh— that maddie is still alive? well, whenever— that maddie is still alive? well, whenever we- that maddie is still alive? well, whenever we produce the original cop minute from madeleine mccann video several years after she'd gone missing and we did some research because we were trying to prompt the conscience of someone who knew

what had happened or indeed the person was involved. and in person that was involved. and in that research, we found 11 cases where children who had been abducted and had, you know, returned had been refined many years later . returned had been refined many years later. i mean, so it does happen.the years later. i mean, so it does happen. the beast of belgium case cases in the united states. but of course, as time goes on and, you know, we become, you know, more desperate, but we should never lose hope. and i think that is the key . i, for think that is the key. i, for one, i'm never going to accept that. madeleine mccann is dead up to. and until i see evidence of it, my primary goal is that we find out exactly what has happened to this little girl. you know , and that's the key . you know, and that's the key. german police are very good . german police are very good. they are very focussed and they really do have the between their teeth. jim, thank you very much and hope to talk to you again soon. jim gamble, who led the hhoh— soon. jim gamble, who led the initial british— :�* jim gamble, who led the initial british investigation hho— initial british investigation into maddie's— initial british investigation into maddie's disappearance. hghh— into maddie's disappearance. hrghh. r-we— into maddie's disappearance. hrghh. r-we goh— into maddie's disappearance. right. i've got loads more coming— right. i've got loads more eorhrhg your— right. i've got loads more coming your way the next coming your way in the next hour. — coming your way in the next hour. r-we— coming your way in the next hour. he goh— coming your way in the next hour. i've got a— coming your way in the next hour. i've got a big debate on

suehho— hour. i've got a big debate on suella braverman, whether or not peophe— suella braverman, whether or not peophe-ehouho- suella braverman, whether or not people - should stay - suella braverman, whether or not people should stay or people think she should stay or go. people think she should stay or 90--9°i“9_ people think she should stay or go-igoing ho— people think she should stay or go-igoing ho hohh— people think she should stay or go. going to talk to someone go. i'm going to talk to someone who— go. i'm going to talk to someone who eoye— go. i'm going to talk to someone who eoye hhoh— go. i'm going to talk to someone who says that she— go. i'm going to talk to someone who says that she should lose her— who says that she should lose her job- — who says that she should lose berjob- reh— who says that she should lose herjob. i'm firmly in the camp hhoh— herjob. i'm firmly in the camp hhoh h— herjob. i'm firmly in the camp hhoh h ewh— herjob. i'm firmly in the camp that if civil servants are heohhg— that if civil servants arei heohhg—h leaking this out there, it ehouho— leaking this out there, it should .them- leaking this out there, it should .them i've got should be them who go, i've got all should be them who go, i've got ohh—vour— should be them who go, i've got ohh—wour woy- should be them who go, i've got all—your way and. all that coming. your way and much.— all that coming. your way and much. much— all that coming. your way and much, much under all that coming. your way and much, much-under as much, much more under veteran as wehh—ho— much, much more under veteran as wehh—ho he— much, much more under veteran as well,_to be talking. well, who is going to be talking to well, who is going to be talking ho rhe— well, who is going to be talking ho rhe ohouh— well, who is going to be talking to me about what— well, who is going to be talking to me about what lessons have heeh— to me about what lessons have been _following. been learned and following the ohhhereory— been learned and following the anniversary rigby's anniversary of lee rigby's rhurero— anniversary of lee rigby's murder on the— anniversary of lee rigby's murder on the streets of hhoh.— murder on the streets of britain, i'm— murder on the streets of britain, i'm patrick christys on gb britain, i'm patrick christys on eh wewe— britain, i'm patrick christys on eh wewe oho— britain, i'm patrick christys on gb news and we— britain, i'm patrick christys on gb news and we are britain's

channel very i channell very good |chohheh— very good afternoon, everybody. it's very good afternoon, everybody. he he— very good afternoon, everybody. h-e tueh gore— very good afternoon, everybody. h-e tueh gohe 4— very good afternoon, everybody. it's just gone 4 pm. you're whh— it's just gone 4 pm. you're whh rhe— it's just gone 4 pm. you're with me. patrick- it's just gone 4 pm. you're with me. patrick christie's on gb with me. patrick christie's on eh wewe.— with me. patrick christie's on gb news. here's— with me. patrick christie's on gb news. here's what i've got hhre— gb news. here's what i've got hhre hour.— gb news. here's what i've got this hour. and— gb news. here's what i've got this hour. and start . don't this hour. and we start. don't hohe— this hour. and we start. don't hohe your— this hour. and we start. don't hohe your eyee— this hour. and we start. don't take your eyes and ears off he.— take your eyes and ears offi this._gentlemen, this. ladies and gentlemen, heeouee— this. ladies and gentlemen,i heeoueeewe—ry because it's developing every few— few minutes or so, suella. hrowerrhoho—g braverman calls for it to go rooh. — braverman calls for it to go rooh. re— braverman calls for it to go rooh. re ehe— braverman calls for it to go look, is she being stitched up by look, is she being stitched up hy hhe— look, is she being stitched up hy hhe ehoh— look, is she being stitched up by the civil service and hrorhhy— by the civil service and frankly, sunak absolutely frankly, is sunak absolutely hooeh— frankly, is sunak absolutely hooeh-ho- frankly, is sunak absolutely toast-rid of- frankly, is sunak absolutely toast rid of suella toast if he gets rid of suella braverman over— toast if he gets rid of suella braverman over this quite

epuhoue— braverman over this quite spurious driving allegation . in spurious driving allegation. in ohher— spurious driving allegation. in ohher hewe— spurious driving allegation. in other news, i'm— spurious driving allegation. in other news, i'm also going to be hohhhg— other news, i'm also going to be hohhhg ohouh— other news, i'm also going to be talking about this— other news, i'm also going to be talking about this as well. it's ten talking about this as well. it's her yeore— talking about this as well. it's ten years since— talking about this as well. it's ten years since the murder herroheh— ten years since the murder terrorist murder- ten years since the murder terrorist murder of lee rigby on the terrorist murder of lee rigby on hhe ehreehe— terrorist murder of lee rigby on the streets of— terrorist murder of lee rigby on the streets of britain. we're rerherhhehhg— the streets of britain. we're remembering lee rigby. i'm going to remembering lee rigby. i'm going ho he— remembering lee rigby. i'm going ho he hohhhg— remembering lee rigby. i'm going to be talking veteran as to be talking to a veteran as wehh— to be talking to a veteran as wehh-whoh— to be talking to a veteran as well what lessons have well to see what lessons have heeh— well to see what lessons have heeh-ohy.— well to see what lessons have heeh-ohy. ho- well to see what lessons have been-any, to stop. been learnt, if any, to stop eorhehhrhg— been learnt, if any, to stop something like— been learnt, if any, to stop something like this happening ogorh— something like this happening ogorh oho— something like this happening ogorh oho geh— something like this happening ogorh oho geh o— something like this happening again and get a load of this. he— again and get a load of this. he rhohee— again and get a load of this. this makes my— again and get a load of this. this makes my blood boil. okay, so this makes my blood boil. okay, eo hoppehrhg— this makes my blood boil. okay, so happening online pranks are hohhg— so happening online pranks are hohhg proee— so happening online pranks are taking place with— so happening online pranks are taking place with increased reguhorhy— taking place with increased reguhorhy .— taking place with increased regularity , but— taking place with increased regularity , but i'm asking where regularity, but i'm asking where are regularity, but i'm asking where hhe— regularity, but i'm asking where are the parents— regularity, but i'm asking where are the parents in— regularity, but i'm asking where are the parents in all of this? wewe— are the parents in all of this? we-we goh— are the parents in all of this? we-we goh o— are the parents in all of this? we've got a little— are the parents in all of this? we've got a little clip here of a we've got a little clip here of oehop— we've got a little clip here of oehop who-e— we've got a little clip here of a chap who's going up it a chap who's going up and it wouho— a chap who's going up and it wouho oppeor— a chap who's going up and it would appear to— a chap who's going up and it would appear to be, you know, eheohhg— would appear to be, you know, eheohhglhooy-e— would appear to be, you know, stealing lady's dog , for stealing a lady's dog, for exomphe—hl stealing a lady's dog, fori example,_it for example, and doing it for the uhee— example, and doing it for the likesithere's_ example, and doing it for the likes there's people likes. there's been people hoe— who've been just letting themselves— who've been just letting themselves people's homes, themselves into people's homes, peophe— themselves into people's homes, peophe gorhg— themselves into people's homes, pebble going into_ themselves into people's homes, people going into libraries and ripping— people going into libraries and ripping pages— people going into libraries and ripping pages out of it. what on eorhh— ripping pages out of it. what on eorhh re— ripping pages out of it. what on eohh re gorhg— ripping pages out of it. what on earth is going on— ripping pages out of it. what on earth is going on with all of hheee— earth is going on with all of hheee reroh— earth is going on with all of these feral kids— earth is going on with all of these feral kids and finally, as wehh— these feral kids and finally, as wehh-gorhg— these feral kids and finally, as wehh-gorhg ho— these feral kids and finally, as well,-going to be- these feral kids and finally, as well, going to be talking well, i'm going to be talking a hhhhe— well, i'm going to be talking a hhhhelohouh— well, i'm going to be talking a little-about-racial- little bit about this racial eegregohroh— segregation in britain. yeah, vou— segregation in britain. yeah, you—hovel segregation in britain. yeah,- vou—howe heeh you thought it might have been eorhehhrhg— you thought it might have been something-could- you thought it might have been something could never something that could never hoppeh. — something that could never hoppeh. -hoohe- something that could never- happen. _looksithough something that could never- hc'is. en. _looksithough something that could never heis. white looks though something that could never heis. white people oks though something that could never heis. white people are though it is. white people are essentially— it is. white people are essentially being discouraged to not essentially being discouraged to hohlho— essentially being discouraged to not-to theatres. _ essentially being discouraged to not to theatres. find out not go to theatres. find out

very. very— not go to theatres. find out more very, very shortly. patrick chhehye— more very, very shortly. patrick chhehye oh— more very, very shortly. patrick chhehye oh .— more very, very shortly. patrick christys on . gb— more very, very shortly. patrick christys on . gb news. right. we christys on. gb news. right. we howe— christys on. gb news. right. we howe o— christys on. gb news. right. we have a new email— christys on. gb news. right. we have a new email address and it is have a new email address and it re worhhg— have a new email address and it re worhhg .— have a new email address and it is working . there's— have a new email address and it is working . there's lots of is working. there's lots of peophe— is working. there's lots of people emailing in to say it's hoh— people emailing in to say it's hoh worhhg— people emailing in to say it's not working well. _ people emailing in to say it's not working well. i'm getting the not working well. i'm getting hhe-eo— not working well. i'm getting hhe-eo h— not working well. i'm getting hhe-eo h re— not working well. i'm getting the so it is working. it's the email so it is working. it's gbviews@gbnews.uk com. okay, i wohh— gbviews@gbnews.uk com. okay, i wohh you— gbviews@gbnews.uk com. okay, i wohh you ho— gbviews@gbnews.uk com. okay, i wohh you ho geh— gbviews@gbnews.uk com. okay, i want you to get in— gbviews@gbnews.uk com. okay, i want you to get in touch about suehho— want you to get in touch about suella braverman. do you think ehe-e— suella braverman. do you think she's-stitched— suella braverman. do you think she's-stitched up- suella braverman. do you think she's stitched up little she's being stitched up a little bit she's being stitched up a little hh—suhohl bit here? come rishi sunak oehuohhy— bit here? come rishi sunak actually-let- bit here? come rishi sunak actually-let her. bit here? come rishi sunak actually let her go. actually afford to let her go. r-rh — actually afford to let her go. r-rh oheo— actually afford to let her go. r-rh oheo oh— actually afford to let her go. i'm also of course going to be hohhrhg— i'm also of course going to be talking about— i'm also of course going to be talking about that threat talking about that terror threat as talking about that terror threat oererherheth— talking about that terror threat as.remember two- talking about that terror threat as remember two devastating as we remember two devastating herror— as we remember two devastating terror attacks, _ as we remember two devastating terror attacks, both _ as we remember two devastating terror attacks, both anniversary of hhoee— terror attacks, both anniversary of hhoee. hhe— terror attacks, both anniversary of those, the manchester arena horhhrhg— of those, the manchester arena bombing-murder- of those, the manchester arena bombing murder of lee bombing and the murder of lee rigby— bombing and the murder of lee hrghy .— bombing and the murder of lee hrghy . eh— bombing and the murder of lee hrghy . oh wewe— bombing and the murder of lee rigby . gb views gb news .com. rigby. gb views gb news .com. wow— rigby. gb views gb news .com. how he— rigby. gb views gb news .com. how he your— rigby. gb views gb news .com. now is your headlines with polly . hohrhh. — now is your headlines with polly . patrick. thank— now is your headlines with polly . patrick. thank you.- now is your headlines with polly . patrick. good .patrick. thank you. good ohherhooh— .patrick. thank you. good afternoon to _ .patrick. thank you. good afternoon to you. - . patrick. “a“5 good afternoon to you. and our top ehory— afternoon to you. and our top ehory hohoy— afternoon to you. and our top ehory hoooy. oe— afternoon to you. and our top story today, as you've been heohhg— story today, as you've been heohhg .— story today, as you've been hearing , police— story today, as you've been hearing , police investigating hearing, police investigating the disappearance of madeleine wecohh— the disappearance of madeleine wecohh oe— the disappearance of madeleine mccann are reportedly set to houheh— mccann are reportedly set to houheh o— mccann are reportedly set to launch a major— mccann are reportedly set to launch a major search in hohugoh— launch a major search in horrugoh. a— launch a major search in portugal. a remote reservoir ,

portugal. a remote reservoir, roux— portugal. a remote reservoir, roux poe— portugal. a remote reservoir, roux poe oh— portugal. a remote reservoir, faux pas on the— portugal. a remote reservoir, faux pas on the algarve will be her— faux pas on the algarve will be hheh moh— faux pas on the algarve will be their main focus.— faux pas on the algarve will be their main focus. that's about 30 their main focus. that's about so hhee— their main focus. that's about 30 miles from _ their main focus. that's about 30 miles from the resort in horo— 30 miles from the resort in hroro oo— 30 miles from the resort in praia da luz,— 30 miles from the resort in praia da luz, where she first wehh— praia da luz, where she first wehh rhreerhg— praia da luz, where she first went missing in— praia da luz, where she first went missing in two thousand and hhe— went missing in two thousand and seven. the main— went missing in two thousand and seven. the main suspect in the case, christine,— seven. the main suspect in the case, christine, be— seven. the main suspect in the case, christine, be used to weh— case, christine, be used to weh hhe— case, christine, be used to visit the area— case, christine, be used to visit the area he's currently in jail— visit the area he's currently in toh rh— visit the area he's currently in jail rh oerrhohy— visit the area he's currently in jail in germany for five sexual oheheee— jail in germany for five sexual offences committed in portugal hehweeh— offences committed in portugal between 2000 _ offences committed in portugal between 2000 and 2017. the eeoh— between 2000 and 2017. the eeoh oue— between 2000 and 2017. the search due to— between 2000 and 2017. the search due to start tomorrow is expeeheo— search due to start tomorrow is eopeeheo ho— search due to start tomorrow is expected to last— search due to start tomorrow is expected to last two days. now here— expected to last two days. now here oh— expected to last two days. now here oh home.— expected to last two days. now here at home, the— expected to last two days. now here at home, the home secretary eoye— here at home, the home secretary eoye ehe— here at home, the home secretary eoye ehe re— here at home, the home secretary says she is confident there was hohhrhg— says she is confident there was nothing untoward— says she is confident there was nothing untoward in the way she hohoheo— nothing untoward in the way she hohoheo o— nothing untoward in the way she handled a speeding offence. suehho— handled a speeding offence. suella braverman is accused of oehrhg— suella braverman is accused of oehhg hor— suella braverman is accused of oehhg for o— suella braverman is accused of asking for a private speed awareness course to be arranged ohher— awareness course to be arranged ohher ehe— awareness course to be arranged ohher ehe woe— awareness course to be arranged after she was caught speeding hoeh— after she was caught speeding hoeh yeor— after she was caught speeding hoeh yeor .— after she was caught speeding hoeh yeor. h— after she was caught speeding last year. if it's— after she was caught speeding last year . if it's true, it last year. if it's true, it eouho— last year. if it's true, it eouho he— last year. if it's true, it could be a— last year. if it's true, it could be a possible breach of hhe— could be a possible breach of the ministerial— could be a possible breach of the ministerial code . the prime the ministerial code. the prime rhhreher— the ministerial code. the prime rhhreher hoe— the ministerial code. the prime minister has spoken to his ehhhe— minister has spoken to his ethics adviser,— minister has spoken to his ethics adviser, but it's understood- ethics adviser, but it's understood that no formal rhguhy— understood that no formal rhguhy hoe— understood that no formal inquiry has been launched. well eorher— inquiry has been launched. well eorher hhe— inquiry has been launched. well earlier the home— inquiry has been launched. well earlier the home secretary hoh-h— earlier the home secretary hoh-h oehy— earlier the home secretary didn't deny asking civil eewohhe— didn't deny asking civil servants for— didn't deny asking civil servants for assistance this he— servants for assistance this hoeh eurhrher— servants for assistance this last summer i— servants for assistance this last summer i was speeding. i regreh— last summer i was speeding. i regreh hhoh— last summer i was speeding. i regreh hhoh r— last summer i was speeding. i regret that i paid— last summer i was speeding. i regret that i paid the-

last summer i was speeding. i regret that i paid the fine and itook regret that i paid the fine and i took the points. but we're focussed now on delivering for the british people and working for them. did you ask civil eewohhe— for them. did you ask civil eerwohhe ho— for them. did you ask civil servants to put— for them. did you ask civil servants to put you - did you ask civil servants to put you on a one on epeeorhg— servants to put you on a one on one speeding course in relation to one speeding course in relation ho hhe— one speeding course in relation ho hhe proeeeee — one speeding course in relation to the process? i'm- one speeding course in relation to the process? t: rtr“ to the process? i'm focussed on, on delivering for the british people? do my job as home secretary. what i will say is that in my view, i'm confident that in my view, i'm confident that nothing untoward has happened well, shadow happened. well, the shadow pubuc happened. well, the shadow public health minister andrew gwynne says suella braverman needs to resign soon. i've got real frustration— needs to resign soon. i've got real frustration here - : ”c159“ “ i've got real frustration here about this heeouee— real frustration here about this heeouee oh— real frustration here about this heeouee oh o— real frustration here about this because at a time— real frustration here about this because at a time of a cost of wing— because at a time of a cost of hwhg ehere— because at a time of a cost of living crisis that— because at a time of a cost of living crisis that people want reor— living crisis that people want real answers— living crisis that people want real answers to _ living crisis that people want real answers to at the time that our real answers to at the time that wus— real answers to at the time that we re— real answers to at the time that we re oh— real answers to at the time that our nhs is on its— real answers to at the time that our nhs is on its knees and heeoe— our nhs is on its knees and heeoe hing.— our nhs is on its knees and needs fixing, we're here yet ogorh— needs fixing, we're here yet ogorh hohhrhg— needs fixing, we're here yet again talking about another tory rhrhreher— again talking about another tory rhrhreher who— again talking about another tory minister who has— again talking about another tory minister who has sought to bend the minister who has sought to bend hhe rueeh— minister who has sought to bend hhe ruhee phoy— minister who has sought to bend the rules, play the— minister who has sought to bend the rules, play the system for her— the rules, play the system for hheh ow— the rules, play the system for their own advantage. of course , their own advantage. of course, ehe— their own advantage. of course, ehe heeoe— their own advantage. of course, ehe heeoe ho— their own advantage. of course, she needs to face— their own advantage. of course, she needs to face an ethics ooweer— she needs to face an ethics ooweer .— she needs to face an ethics ooweer. r— she needs to face an ethics adviser. i would- she needs to face an ethics adviser. i would go further. i hhrhh— adviser. i would go further. i hhrhh hrehr— adviser. i would go further. i think rishi sunak needs to show some leadership— think rishi sunak needs to show some leadership and show her the hoor— some leadership and show her the door — some leadership and show her the door wow— some leadership and show her the door. new labour— some leadership and show her the door . new labour says- some leadership and show her the door . hrtrrr ” c some leadership and show her the

door. hrtrrrr c door. now labour says it warns the nhs won't survive five more years of a conservative government setting out his vision for the health service. sir keir starmer promised to get the nhs back on its feet if his party won the next election. then he pledged to reduce nhs waiting lists. he committed to hit the four hour a&e target and improve ambulance response times by 2030. at the next election, the nhs is on the line in the conservative party. that's brought conservative party. that's hroughh h— conservative party. that's brought it to _ conservative party. that's brought it to its- that's brought it to its knees will put it brought it to its knees will put h h— brought it to its knees will put h h hhe— brought it to its knees will put it in the ground— 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 woroe— it in the ground. but mark my woroe .— it in the ground. but mark my woroe . h— it in the ground. but mark my woroe . h ohh— it in the ground. but mark my words , if all we— it in the ground. but mark my words , if all we do in the words, if all we do in the rohour— words, if all we do in the labour party— words, if all we do in the labour party is- words, if all we do in the labour party is to place the nhs on o peoeehoh— labour party is to place the nhs on a pedestal and— labour party is to place the nhs on a pedestal and leave it there .hhoh-e— on a pedestal and leave it there .hhoh-e hoh— on a pedestal and leave it there , that's not good— on a pedestal and leave it there , that's not good enough either . wewe— , that's not good enough either . we-we goh— , that's not good enough either . we-we goh ho— , that's not good enough either . we've got to fix— , that's not good enough either . we've got to fix the fundamentals, renew to its purpoee— fundamentals, renew to its purpoee. rhohe— fundamentals, renew to its purpose, make it fit for the huhure — purpose, make it fit for the huhure . — purpose, make it fit for the future . sir— purpose, make it fit for the future . sir keir- purpose, make it fit for the future . ” ” hrrtrrr future. sir keir starmer. now nearly a third of young survivors of the manchester arena bombing received no professional support, with a report finding their experiences

weren't validated by adults in positions of care . 22 people positions of care. 22 people were killed when a suicide bomber detonated his device at the ariana grande concert. six years ago. the be the difference report showed three quarters of children at the event were mentally affected by the attack. but professional support just wasn't offered to 4 in 10 of them . international news and them. international news and russia's wagner group of mercenaries has announced plans to leave ukraine's east and city of bakhmut. the group's founder says forces will retreat from the 25th of may until the 1st of june, and that comes after ukraine's president, volodymyr zelenskyy dismissed claims by the paramilitary organisation that it had successfully taken the city. here at home, there's a warning over a number of new sophisticated scams going around the consumer group, which says at least four are doing the rounds. they include fake paypal and missing person appeals and

fraudulent app alerts. the government plans to work with ofcom to use new technology to reduce the number of scams . a reduce the number of scams. a bus driver from devon has cashed in a £1 million prize from a lottery scratch card. steve goodwin picked up the winning bank.the goodwin picked up the winning bank. the cash ticket from a co—op in south devon whilst waiting for a kebab. the lucky winner says he'll use the money to buy a house and have a few holidays , but he plans to keep holidays, but he plans to keep driving buses. good for him . driving buses. good for him. ulez. gb news. more news as it happens. now back to . happens. now back to. patrick okay, so i'm going to be talking - okay, so i'm going to be hohhhg-very- . okay, so i'm going to be talking-very very- - okay, so i'm going to be. talking-very very shortly talking a lot. very very shortly about—davl talking a lot. very very shortly abonhe—dayl talking a lot. very very shortly ab01the madeleine day talking a lot. very very shortly ab01the madeleine mccanny and the madeleine mccann investigation,— and the madeleine mccann investigation, etcetera. but i just— investigation, etcetera. but i just-right— investigation, etcetera. but i just-right at- investigation, etcetera. but i just-right at the- investigation, etcetera. but i just right at the top of just wanted right at the top of this— just wanted right at the top of this hour— just wanted right at the top of this hour ho— just wanted right at the top of this hour to drill— just wanted right at the top of this hour to drill down into something— this hour to drill down into something certainly means something that certainly means a lot something that certainly means a hoh—herew- something that certainly means a lot—daresav h- lot to me. and i daresay it means-ho—

lot to me. and i daresay it means to everybody means a lot to everybody watching— means a lot to everybody watching and— means a lot to everybody watching and listening this as wehh— watching and listening this as weh. hhey— watching and listening this as well. today marks two terrible anniversaries. _ well. today marks two terrible anniversaries. the— well. today marks two terrible anniversaries. the manchester arena— anniversaries. the manchester arena bombing— anniversaries. the manchester arena bombing and the slaughter of hushher— arena bombing and the slaughter of fusilier lee— arena bombing and the slaughter of fusilier lee rigby . both were of fusilier lee rigby. both were atrocities— of fusilier lee rigby. both were atrocities committed by radical hhmhh— atrocities committed by radical islamists who _ atrocities committed by radical islamists who slipped through the net. — islamists who slipped through the net. h— islamists who slipped through the net. i would— islamists who slipped through the net. i would have thought that— the net. i would have thought that h— the net. i would have thought that a hh— the net. i would have thought that a man on— the net. i would have thought that a man on mi5's radar detonating— that a man on mi5's radar detonating a— that a man on mi5's radar detonating a suitcase full of exphshves— detonating a suitcase full of explosives in— detonating a suitcase full of explosives in an— detonating a suitcase full of explosives in an arena full of chhhheh— explosives in an arena full of children and— explosives in an arena full of children and someone who claims to have— children and someone who claims to have heeh— children and someone who claims to have been radicalised by anjem— to have been radicalised by anjem choudary , hacking a anjem choudary, hacking a homer— anjem choudary, hacking a soldier-pieces- anjem choudary, hacking a soldier pieces on the street soldier to pieces on the street wehh— soldier to pieces on the street wouhh have— soldier to pieces on the street would have been— soldier to pieces on the street would have been enough of a wake up would have been enough of a wake up_try_ would have been enough of a wake uh—hy ho— would have been enough of a wake uh—hy to prevent- up call for us to try to prevent hh— up call for us to try to prevent this from — up call for us to try to prevent this from happening again. well, hhhhg— this from happening again. well, hahhhg oh— this from happening again. well, talking of prevent, actually, a hhoh— talking of prevent, actually, a hhoh found— talking of prevent, actually, a report found that— talking of prevent, actually, a report found that the counter sthhism— report found that the counter extremism programme may well have— extremism programme may well have heeh— extremism programme may well have been giving— extremism programme may well have been giving money to a group— have been giving money to a group-appetist- have been giving money to a group appeared support have been giving money to a gr01taliban.ppeared support have been giving money to a gr01taliban.sozared support have been giving money to a gr01taliban. so that support have been giving money to a gr01taliban. so that didn't)port have been giving money to a gr01taliban. so that didn't gort the taliban. so that didn't go hattisuttiiy— the taliban. so that didn't go particularly-it?- the taliban. so that didn't go particularly it.7 the particularly well, did it.7 the manchester— particularly well, did it.7 the manchester bombers , manchester arena bombers, isother— manchester arena bombers,l brother_ allowed manchester arena bombers,- brother_ allowed to brother ishmael, was allowed to tiss— brother ishmael, was allowed to ties the— brother ishmael, was allowed to flee the country— brother ishmael, was allowed to flee the country before being thought— flee the country before being thought to— flee the country before being brought to justice, anjum brought to justice, and anjum chtuthh— brought to justice, and anjum chaudhry notoriously out and chaudhry is notoriously out and shout— chaudhry is notoriously out and shout waiting— chaudhry is notoriously out and about walking the streets. we hhoh— about walking the streets. we know that— about walking the streets. we know that jihadi _ about walking the streets. we know that jihadi radicalisation is its— know that jihadi radicalisation is its h— know that jihadi radicalisation is rife in prisons.— know that jihadi radicalisation is rife in prisons. there is every— is rife in prisons. there is every eeheeh— is rife in prisons. there is every chance that prison creates iihetis— every chance that prison creates more jihadis than— every chance that prison creates more jihadis than it rehabilitates. we've got people like fishmongers— rehabilitates. we've got people like fishmongers hall, terrorist

tisrheh— like fishmongers hall, terrorist usheh then— like fishmongers hall, terrorist usman khan gaming the system, eehviheihe— usman khan gaming the system, convincing people— usman khan gaming the system, convincing people that he's no teheer— convincing people that he's no teheer e— convincing people that he's no longer a threat— convincing people that he's no longer a threat being sent out inte— longer a threat being sent out into the— longer a threat being sent out into the wild— longer a threat being sent out into the wild and— longer a threat being sent out into the wild and stabbing two young— into the wild and stabbing two young peopl�*3— into the wild and stabbing two young people to_ into the wild and stabbing two young people to death . a cursory young people to death. a cursory eeeeie— young people to death. a cursory eeeeie this— young people to death. a cursory google this morning of uk terrorist— google this morning of uk terrorist release from prison irhrhetieteir— terrorist release from prison immediately brings up loads of exemhies— immediately brings up loads of exemptes tite— immediately brings up loads of examples like khuram iqbal, who reportedly— examples like khuram iqbal, who repertetiy wes— examples like khuram iqbal, who reportedly was initially denied hereie. — reportedly was initially denied hereie. hes— reportedly was initially denied parole. he's been released from prison— parole. he's been released from prison rust— parole. he's been released from prison test the— parole. he's been released from prison just two months later. at the eht— prison just two months later. at the end et— prison just two months later. at the end of his— prison just two months later. at the end of his sentence. now, rethi— the end of his sentence. now, lqbalr whe— the end of his sentence. now, iqbal, who referred to himself, epherehtir— iqbal, who referred to himself, epherehtir es— iqbal, who referred to himself, apparently as the _ iqbal, who referred to himself, apparently as the father of terrorism — apparently as the father of terrorism ,— apparently as the father of terrorism , was— apparently as the father of terrorism , was rejected for terrorism, was rejected for eeeis — terrorism, was rejected for eeeis by— terrorism, was rejected for release by the _ terrorism, was rejected for release by the parole board in october— release by the parole board in october 2022,— release by the parole board in october 2022, but— release by the parole board in october 2022, but was allowed to teete— october 2022, but was allowed to ieere priseh— october 2022, but was allowed to teere priseh h— october 2022, but was allowed to leave prison in december of the same year. here's one from march eeriier— same year. here's one from march eeriier this— same year. here's one from march eeriier this y...— same year. here's one from march earlier this year, a— same year. here's one from march earlier this year, a terror gang iyhehet— earlier this year, a terror gang iyhehet eh— earlier this year, a terror gang lynched an inspired by al—qaeda to hatch— lynched an inspired by al—qaeda to hatch e— lynched an inspired by al—qaeda to hatch e piet— lynched an inspired by al—qaeda to hatch a plot to— lynched an inspired by al—qaeda to hatch a plot to blow up the tension— to hatch a plot to blow up the london stock— to hatch a plot to blow up the london stock exchange as been steered— london stock exchange as been eieeret ter— london stock exchange as been cleared for release— london stock exchange as been cleared for release . this is all cleared for release. this is all asserting— cleared for release. this is all asserting te— cleared for release. this is all according to reports. of course, iieherhrhet— according to reports. of course, mohammed chaudhry, 33, has been treet— mohammed chaudhry, 33, has been treet sht— mohammed chaudhry, 33, has been freed and recalled— mohammed chaudhry, 33, has been freed and recalled to prison in the-txehhies— freed and recalled to prison in the examples like this are the past. examples like this are ehseiuteiy—.- the past. examples like this are absolutely_. you- the past. examples like this are absolutely . you can absolutely everywhere. you can rust— absolutely everywhere. you can test 90— absolutely everywhere. you can test to sht— absolutely everywhere. you can just go and google yourself just go and google it yourself right— just go and google it yourself right hw— just go and google it yourself right sht— just go and google it yourself right now and you will find 20 or so— right now and you will find 20 or so et— right now and you will find 20 or 30 of these— right now and you will find 20 or 30 of these within minutes. now:— or 30 of these within minutes. wow, i— or 30 of these within minutes.

now, i absolutely— or 30 of these within minutes. now, i absolutely i want to make this wew— now, i absolutely i want to make this very tse— now, i absolutely i want to make this very clear. i— now, i absolutely i want to make this very clear. i absolutely wswit— this very clear. i absolutely wewe—ts- this very clear. i absolutely would—to speak| this very clear. i absolutely. would _to speak for would never want to speak for the terhiiies— would never want to speak for the families of— would never want to speak for the families of the victims of the— the families of the victims of the manchester— the families of the victims of the manchester arena bombing or lee the manchester arena bombing or tee-tehiiw— the manchester arena bombing or tee-tehiiw er— the manchester arena bombing or lee family or anything lee rigby's family or anything like lee rigby's family or anything rite—is- lee rigby's family or anything like—is that's. like that. and that is that's het— like that. and that is that's hot-th— like that. and that is that's not-i'm doing- like that. and that is that's not i'm doing here. it's not what i'm doing here. it's test— not what i'm doing here. it's test hw— not what i'm doing here. it's just my personal— not what i'm doing here. it's just my personal view that the test— just my personal view that the test wew— just my personal view that the test we ts— just my personal view that the best way to honour their memories would be to make sure thet— memories would be to make sure thet the— memories would be to make sure thet the see— memories would be to make sure that the same type _ memories would be to make sure that the same type of terror ettests— that the same type of terror attacks don't _ that the same type of terror attacks don't happen again. and i attacks don't happen again. and i sent— attacks don't happen again. and i sent help— attacks don't happen again. and i can't help but— attacks don't happen again. and i can't help but feel like we're stit— i can't help but feel like we're stiii tse— i can't help but feel like we're still too soft— i can't help but feel like we're still too soft on— i can't help but feel like we're still too soft on terror and we're not helping ourselves with whet— we're not helping ourselves with whet might— we're not helping ourselves with whet might es— we're not helping ourselves with what might as well be an open tset— what might as well be an open tssr petisw— what might as well be an open tssr psiisw im— what might as well be an open door policy in the— what might as well be an open door policy in the channel. for exempte— door policy in the channel. for exempte, hw— door policy in the channel. for example, now we— door policy in the channel. for example, now we always hear this mess— example, now we always hear this imege tittie— example, now we always hear this image little phrase— example, now we always hear this image little phrase lessons have heeh— image little phrase lessons have been ieemt— image little phrase lessons have been learnt. have— image little phrase lessons have been learnt. have we really ieemt— been learnt. have we really learnt lessons— been learnt. have we really learnt lessons here, given everything— learnt lessons here, given everything i've- learnt lessons here, given everything i've just rattled stre— everything i've just rattled ethere— everything i've just rattled stte are we — everything i've just rattled off.7 are we really doing all we ts— off.7 are we really doing all we ts mete— off.7 are we really doing all we can to make sure— off.7 are we really doing all we can to make sure that history tsesm-t— can to make sure that history doesn't repeat— can to make sure that history doesn't repeat itself . yes doesn't repeat itself. yes thet-s— doesn't repeat itself. yes that's what— doesn't repeat itself. yes that's what i— doesn't repeat itself. yes that's what i think i want to hem— that's what i think i want to heer trsm — that's what i think i want to hear from you.— that's what i think i want to hear from you. email me gb views gb hear from you. email me gb views sh wews— hear from you. email me gb views sh wews tet— hear from you. email me gb views gb news dot com.— hear from you. email me gb views gb news dot com. remember, it's met tet— gb news dot com. remember, it's .com, not dot co.uk._ gb news dot com. remember, it's .com, not dot co.uk. i've been getting— .com, not dot co.uk. i've been getting e— .com, not dot co.uk. i've been getting e ist— .com, not dot co.uk. i've been getting e tst st— .com, not dot co.uk. i've been getting a lot of emails in and

test— getting a lot of emails in and just specifically— getting a lot of emails in and just specifically as well someone called sue who is etement— someone called sue who is adamant that— someone called sue who is adamant that the emails aren't getting— adamant that the emails aren't getting through.— adamant that the emails aren't getting through. they are sue. so getting through. they are sue. see-swe— getting through. they are sue. ss-swre wew— getting through. they are sue. so-sure you keep- getting through. they are sue. so sure you keep them so make sure you keep them ssming— so make sure you keep them seeming-right.— so make sure you keep them coming. right. have coming. all right. i'll have a tittie— coming. all right. i'll have a iittie mere— coming. all right. i'll have a little more .that- coming. all right. i'll have a little more that this little more on that later this new. —tshl little more on that later this. heer—tee stew hour. but now to our top story of hour. but now to our top story et-tew— hour. but now to our top story et-tew ent— hour. but now to our top story of-day, and that- hour. but now to our top story of-day, and that is- hour. but now to our top story of day, and that is suella of the day, and that is suella braverman mounting braverman is under mounting pressure handling pressure over handling of a sheeting— pressure over handling of a speeding offence. pressure over handling of a- speeding offence. _been speeding offence. now, it's been reeenet— speeding offence. now, it's been reeenet-neme- speeding offence. now, it's been reported home secretary reported that the home secretary estee— reported that the home secretary estet—tw— reported that the home secretary estet—tw te- asked officials to try to rreneeg— asked officials to try to arrange a private speed awareness-for. arrange a private speed awareness for her arrange a private speed- awareness _for her rather awareness course for her rather then— awareness course for her rather then tene— awareness course for her rather than take penalty— awareness course for her rather than take penalty points on her triwing— than take penalty points on her driving licence.— than take penalty points on her driving licence. suella braverman— driving licence. suella braverman says that she's sentitent— braverman says that she's confident that _ braverman says that she's confident that nothing untoward heeeenet— confident that nothing untoward heeeenet . — confident that nothing untoward happened . well,— confident that nothing untoward happened . will �*" e�*i: happened. well, first and foremost, i'm focussed on the priorities for the british people home secretary. people as home secretary. that's cutting serious crime with more police officers, that's standing up for victims of child sexual abuse. it's about stopping the boats. i'm not take boats. and i'm not going to take a from working on a backward step from working on those issues in relation to your question, last summer i was speeding . i regret that i paid speeding. i regret that i paid the fine and i took the points. but we're focussed now on delivering for the british people and working for them. did you ask civil servants to put you ask civil servants to put you on a one on one speeding

course in relation to the process? focussed on process? i'm focussed on delivering for the british people . do my job. would you? people. do my job. would you? would then what? i will say would you? then what? i will say is that in my view, i'm confident untoward confident that nothing untoward has happened. would you welcome confident that nothing untoward hatinvestigation would you welcome confident that nothing untoward hatinvestigation on jld you welcome confident that nothing untoward hatinvestigation on into ou welcome confident that nothing untoward hatinvestigation on into this?tlcome an investigation on into this? newe— an investigation on into this? news-seeten— an investigation on into this? have-spoken to- an investigation on into this? have spoken to the prime have you spoken to the prime iiinistere— have you spoken to the prime minister? would— have you spoken to the prime minister? would you welcome one? as i— minister? would you welcome one? as i sein— minister? would you welcome one? as i said,-focussed_ as i said, i'm focussed on working as home secretary. that's i've met that's why i'm here. i've met with victims making with victims today. i'm making a big announcement today. i'd appreciate the focus on an announcement is standing announcement which is standing up for and survivors in up for victims and survivors in relation to the speeding ticket. and my fine and points i'm very confident and just very, very finally on this prime minister. but this is really important hesse— but this is really important because you've— but this is really important because you've broken rules teeters— because you've broken rules hetere. hee-we— because you've broken rules before. you've had to resign for meeting— before. you've had to resign for breaking ministerial code. breaking the ministerial code. hee-we— breaking the ministerial code. i you've—breaking you've admitted now to breaking or you've admitted now to breaking er hewing— you've admitted now to breaking er hewing e— you've admitted now to breaking or having a speeding fine. hee-we— or having a speeding fine. you've accused- or having a speeding fine. you've accused of breaking the sets— you've accused of breaking the sets ter— you've accused of breaking the sets ter e— you've accused of breaking the code for a second— you've accused of breaking the code for a second time. how good a code for a second time. how good e-is— code for a second time. how good e-is it— code for a second time. how good e-is it ter— code for a second time. how good e-is it ter e— code for a second time. how good a-is it for a senior- a look is it for a senior politician?— a look is it for a senior politician? one of the most senior politicians in the sewntw— senior politicians in the sewntrw te— senior politicians in the country to be- senior politicians in the country to be viewed as a senstent—e | country to be viewed as a constant_? got constant rule breaker? i got a sheeting— constant rule breaker? i got a speeding ticket . i constant rule breaker? i got a speeding ticket. i paid the fine. i the points in my

fine. i took the points in my view, nothing untoward has happened.thank view, nothing untoward has happened. thank you. okay well, look, you've got to have look look, you've got to have a look at fell victim at dominic raab, who fell victim to, in fact, at times completely false leaks that were published out. so he was kind of had a thei— out. so he was kind of had a triei hw— out. so he was kind of had a trial by media— so he was kind of had a trial by media before he was meet— trial by media before he was moved aside— trial by media before he was moved aside despite having never estweiiw— moved aside despite having never actually shouted _ moved aside despite having never actually shouted or— moved aside despite having never actually shouted or swore at enenew— actually shouted or swore at enenwe ent— actually shouted or swore at anyone and work with a anyone and had to work with a men-sweeesetw— anyone and had to work with a man supposedly he nearly man who supposedly he nearly gewe— man who supposedly he nearly gets-test— man who supposedly he nearly gave-backlthe- gave gibraltar back to the shenish— gave gibraltar back to the- spanish _course, spanish, but he was, of course, teemet— spanish, but he was, of course, teemet-ewt— spanish, but he was, of course, deemed-out of- spanish, but he was, of course, deemed out of order for deemed to be out of order for iwhthwmeing— deemed to be out of order for iwhthwmeing e— deemed to be out of order for tubthumping a little bit. we all thew— tubthumping a little bit. we all knew the— tubthumping a little bit. we all know the boris— tubthumping a little bit. we all know the boris johnson case as wett— know the boris johnson case as wen—tetr- know the boris johnson case as weii—teir et- well, although to be fair at times— well, although to be fair at times,.course,- well, although to be fair at times, course, he didn't times, of course, he didn't sewer—grew,- times, of course, he didn't cover—glory, he? cover himself in glory, did he? het— cover himself in glory, did he? hit tees— cover himself in glory, did he? but does-have- cover himself in glory, did he? but does-have the- cover himself in glory, did he? but does have the whiff but does this not have the whiff of but does this not have the whiff et enether— but does this not have the whiff of another civil— but does this not have the whiff of another civil service leak reeiiw— of another civil service leak reeiiw e— of another civil service leak reettw errne— of another civil service leak really ? and it's— of another civil service leak really ? and it's all very well really? and it's all very well ent— really? and it's all very well ent geet— really? and it's all very well and good talking about the ministerial— and good talking about the ministerial code and people mewhe— ministerial code and people maybe breaking the ministerial sete— maybe breaking the ministerial sete ,— maybe breaking the ministerial sete , het— maybe breaking the ministerial sete , hit it— maybe breaking the ministerial code , but it just— maybe breaking the ministerial code , but it just seems to be code, but it just seems to be heeeening— code, but it just seems to be happening that_ code, but it just seems to be happening that there's pattern happening that there's a pattern emerging— happening that there's a pattern emerging-right— happening that there's a pattern emerging right wing emerging of right wing ere—newt— emerging of right wing pro—brexit and himars migration petitisiens— pro—brexit and himars migration petitisiens in— pro—brexit and himars migration politicians in high— pro—brexit and himars migration politicians in high office teiiing— politicians in high office falling foul— politicians in high office falling foul of leaks. does it mete— falling foul of leaks. does it nete wew— falling foul of leaks. does it not? you can— falling foul of leaks. does it not? you can understand maybe why— not? you can understand maybe whw sush— not? you can understand maybe whw swsh e— not? you can understand maybe whw swsh e high— not? you can understand maybe why such a high profile figure tite— why such a high profile figure like sevilla— why such a high profile figure like sevilla braverman would went— like sevilla braverman would went te— like sevilla braverman would went te newe— like sevilla braverman would want to have a— like sevilla braverman would want to have a i— like sevilla braverman would want to have a i to i session on a

want to have a i to i session on e metter— want to have a i to i session on e metter tite— want to have a i to i session on a matter like this.— want to have a i to i session on a matter like this. and for these— a matter like this. and for these reente— a matter like this. and for those people who are saying hag,— those people who are saying thet, eh— those people who are saying that, oh well,— those people who are saying that, oh well, it— those people who are saying that, oh well, it would all be anonymous and— that, oh well, it would all be anonymous and all of this stuff, inst— anonymous and all of this stuff, inst-ent— anonymous and all of this stuff, just-out-comedianl just check out what comedian and writer—tel writer david baddiel has had to sew.— writer david baddiel has had to say-idon't— writer david baddiel has had to say-idon't-he's- say. i don't think he's particularly- say. i don't think he's particularly known for his. messiwe—iew massive support of the tory itertw — massive support of the tory itertw -ehewt- massive support of the tory party. _about the. massive support of the tory party. about the speed party. talking about the speed awareness attended , baddiel awareness he attended, baddiel tweeteh— awareness he attended, baddiel tweeted,_usual. tweeted, i went on the usual imeent— tweeted, i went on the usual- one. .meant-anonymous one. it's meant to be anonymous , er et— one. it's meant to be anonymous , er et reest— one. it's meant to be anonymous , or at least nothing— one. it's meant to be anonymous , or at least nothing about the course-meant— , or at least nothing about the course-meantlbe- , or at least nothing about the course meant be revealed course is meant to be revealed hewent—the- course is meant to be revealed beyond _the endi course is meant to be revealed. beyond _the end of beyond itself. and at the end of it, beyond itself. and at the end of g, the— beyond itself. and at the end of g, the nest— beyond itself. and at the end of it, the host said,— beyond itself. and at the end of it, the host said, are there any geestiense— it, the host said, are there any questions? and— it, the host said, are there any questions? and the first one was— questions? and the first one wes-teii— questions? and the first one wes-teii mw— questions? and the first one was, tell my mates? was was, can i tell my mates? i was on was, can i tell my mates? i was ense—wrse with- was, can i tell my mates? i wasi on_course with david on a speeding course with david hettieie— on a speeding course with david hettieie se— on a speeding course with david baddiel? so yeah,— on a speeding course with david baddiel? so yeah, not baddiel? so yeah, it's not exestiw— baddiel? so yeah, it's not exactly is it? exactly anonymous really, is it? wett— exactly anonymous really, is it? weir-seeth— exactly anonymous really, is it? well, suella braverman once well, with suella braverman once egein— well, with suella braverman once egein-tire— well, with suella braverman once egein-tire trem — well, with suella braverman once again fire from critics again under fire from critics ent— again under fire from critics and opposition— again under fire from critics and opposition as and opposition parties as gwestiens— and opposition parties as- questions _whether questions loom about whether she-s— questions loom about whether she's—ministerial. she's broken this ministerial sets,— she's broken this ministerial sete-hewe- she's broken this ministerial code,-have to- she's broken this ministerial code, have to go? she's broken this ministerial. code,-have to go? i've code, does she have to go? i've got— code, does she have to go? i've get eeiitisei— code, does she have to go? i've got political commentators iietthew— got political commentators matthew stadlen and russell ewirh— matthew stadlen and russell ewirh whe— matthew stadlen and russell quirk, who are— matthew stadlen and russell quirk, who are going to duke it out quirk, who are going to duke it est-tween,- quirk, who are going to duke it out-russell, i'll- out right now. russell, i'll sten— out right now. russell, i'll een-wee.— out right now. russell, i'll start you. should suella start with you. should suella braverman-?— start with you. should suella braverman ? absolutely not. braverman go? absolutely not. ant— braverman go? absolutely not. ant i— braverman go? absolutely not. ant i thirt— braverman go? absolutely not. ant i think we— braverman go? absolutely not. and i think we need— braverman go? absolutely not. and i think we need to- braverman go? absolutely not. and i think we need to be- braverman go? absolutely not. and i think we need to be very, very careful that , you know, not very careful that, you know, not only do we let minor indiscretions that befall all of us as human beings that we don't let those things get in the way of progressing polity . six look,

of progressing polity. six look, this is, as you've— of progressing polity. six look, this is, as you've alluded- g g six look, this is, as you've alluded to, retrish— this is, as you've alluded to, patrick, this— this is, as you've alluded to, patrick, this is— this is, as you've alluded to, patrick, this is it's no coincidence - patrick, this is it's no coincidence ,- patrick, this is it's no coincidence , is it, that this coincidence, is it, that this insistent,— coincidence, is it, that this incident, this— coincidence, is it, that this incident, this fine , this incident, this fine, this sheeting— incident, this fine, this speeding incident was 12 months ago speeding incident was 12 months ege .— speeding incident was 12 months ege . semeene— speeding incident was 12 months ago . someone somewhere in the ago. someone somewhere in the shit— ago. someone somewhere in the siwii senise— ago. someone somewhere in the siwii senise er— ago. someone somewhere in the civil service or elsewhere has het— civil service or elsewhere has het this— civil service or elsewhere has had this particular revelation, big had this particular revelation, hig inwertet— had this particular revelation, big inverted commas in their testes— big inverted commas in their pocket, waiting— big inverted commas in their pocket, waiting for the right time— pocket, waiting for the right time te— pocket, waiting for the right time to explode. this little hemh. — time to explode. this little hemh. the— time to explode. this little bomb. the suella braverman . it bomb. the suella braverman. it is me— bomb. the suella braverman. it is no coincidence— bomb. the suella braverman. it is no coincidence that this inst— is no coincidence that this inst e— is no coincidence that this comes just a few days after her seeesh— comes just a few days after her seeesh whish— comes just a few days after her speech, which was— comes just a few days after her speech, which was all about estweiiw— speech, which was all about estweitw net— speech, which was all about actually not just— speech, which was all about actually not just the perils of iiiegei— actually not just the perils of illegal immigration, but also hewing— illegal immigration, but also hewing e— illegal immigration, but also having a little— illegal immigration, but also having a little sly dig at her hess— having a little sly dig at her hess. itishi— having a little sly dig at her boss. rishi sunak. it's no coincidence— boss. rishi sunak. it's no coincidence that this bomb has treeeet— coincidence that this bomb has treeeet inst— coincidence that this bomb has treeeet inst e— coincidence that this bomb has dropped just a few days after she— dropped just a few days after she mete— dropped just a few days after she made that— dropped just a few days after she made that speech. the reeiitw— she made that speech. the reeiitw is— she made that speech. the reality is she— she made that speech. the reality is she got caught for sheeting.— reality is she got caught for sheeting. she— reality is she got caught for speeding. she was offered the sheise— speeding. she was offered the sheise et— speeding. she was offered the choice of either— speeding. she was offered the choice of either a— speeding. she was offered the choice of either a speed awareness course or points . she awareness course or points. she estee— awareness course or points. she estet ehewt— awareness course or points. she asked about the _ awareness course or points. she asked about the course in terms of, asked about the course in terms et, tet-s— asked about the course in terms et, tet-s he— asked about the course in terms of, let's be honest,— asked about the course in terms of, let's be honest, she's a high— of, let's be honest, she's a high prettie— of, let's be honest, she's a high profile person. was then is even more so now.— high profile person. was then is even more so now. she simply regwestet— even more so now. she simply requested that— even more so now. she simply requested that for— even more so now. she simply requested that for all sorts of wew— requested that for all sorts of very ehwiews— requested that for all sorts of very obvious reasons. requested that for all sorts of very obvious reasons . as anyone very obvious reasons. as anyone thet-s— very obvious reasons. as anyone thet-s high— very obvious reasons. as anyone that's high profile— very obvious reasons. as anyone that's high profile is entitled to

that's high profile is entitled te te— that's high profile is entitled te te .— that's high profile is entitled to do . according to lawyers like to do. according to lawyers like wist— to do. according to lawyers like nick freedom _ to do. according to lawyers like nick freedom freeman . she simply nick freedom freeman. she simply estee— nick freedom freeman. she simply estet thet— nick freedom freeman. she simply estet thet she— nick freedom freeman. she simply asked that she take— nick freedom freeman. she simply asked that she take that course asked that she take that course es e eriwete — asked that she take that course as a private thing— asked that she take that course as a private thing rather than the distraction— as a private thing rather than the distraction for the other eeeeie— the distraction for the other eeeete en— the distraction for the other people on that— the distraction for the other people on that course of having the then— people on that course of having the then attorney— people on that course of having the then attorney general on the zeem — the then attorney general on the zeem seii. — the then attorney general on the zoom call. what— the then attorney general on the zoom call. what on earth is wreng— zoom call. what on earth is wreng with— zoom call. what on earth is wrong with that? and i really wnterstensi— wrong with that? and i really understand, patrick, why the tert— understand, patrick, why the ten—meet- understand, patrick, why the left_ meal of l understand, patrick, why the. left—meal of this. left are making a meal of this. het— left are making a meal of this. net-stern— left are making a meal of this. net-stern in— left are making a meal of this. but-storm in a- left are making a meal of this. but storm in a teacup. but it is a storm in a teacup. iietthew— but it is a storm in a teacup. iietthew. tit— but it is a storm in a teacup. matthew, i'll bring— but it is a storm in a teacup. matthew, i'll bring you- but it is a storm in a teacup. matthew, i'll bring you in now. i mean, there should be more focus, i think, on where a lot of these leaks are coming from and less so about the straightforward the straightforward nature of the situation it, situation as we understand it, which that a home secretary which is that a home secretary gets speeding ticket . gets the speeding ticket. attorney general was at the attorney general she was at the time, a speeding ticket, time, gets a speeding ticket, says he's offered the same course else , asks course as everybody else, asks whether not she could do it whether or not she could do it privately, no. and privately, they said no. and then the ticket and then she took the ticket and the fine. what's fine. i mean, what's the problem, matthew ? so good to see problem, matthew? so good to see you, patrick. to me, it's quite straightforward. _ f to me, it's quite straightforward. either the home sesretew— straightforward. either the home secretary broke _ straightforward. either the home secretary broke the ministerial sette— secretary broke the ministerial sete er— secretary broke the ministerial sete er she— secretary broke the ministerial code or she didn't. 'r: code or she didn't. and i think everyone party to this conversation and most of the

viewers this afternoon know that government ministers are not supposed to ask civil servants to help them out on personal issues. she to help them out on personal issues . she said she accepted issues. she said she accepted sovie— issues. she said she accepted sown thet— issues. she said she accepted covm that she— she said she accepted covid that she sped. rzi;r:r:;r: covid that she sped. she ended up taking the points. but what she should have— up taking the points. but what she should have done- up taking the points. but what she should have done is- c. g but what she should have done is gone. tite— she should have done is gone. iite the— she should have done is gone. like the rest— she should have done is gone. like the rest of— she should have done is gone. like the rest of us,— she should have done is gone. like the rest of us, to the course. director- like the rest of us, to the course. director and applied to newe— course. director and applied to hewe it— course. director and applied to hewe it tene— course. director and applied to have it done privately. if she titn-t— have it done privately. if she titn-t-te— have it done privately. if she titn-t-te he— have it done privately. if she didn't to be exposed didn't want to be exposed ewhiisiw— didn't want to be exposed publiclyr it— didn't want to be exposed publicly, if instead of that, she— publicly, if instead of that, she hes— publicly, if instead of that, she has actually got civil senents— she has actually got civil servants involved, that may mean thet— servants involved, that may mean thet its— servants involved, that may mean thet it-s e— servants involved, that may mean that it's a breach— servants involved, that may mean that it's a breach of— servants involved, that may mean that it's a breach of the ministerial— that it's a breach of the ministerial code. it will be her sesent— ministerial code. it will be her second breach— ministerial code. it will be her second breach of— ministerial code. it will be her second breach of the ministerial sete— second breach of the ministerial sete ent— second breach of the ministerial sete ent et— second breach of the ministerial code and of course— second breach of the ministerial code and of course she should go the-prehiem— code and of course she should go the-problem for— code and of course she should go the problem for rishi sunak the big problem for rishi sunak here— the big problem for rishi sunak here is— the big problem for rishi sunak here is he— the big problem for rishi sunak here is he was— the big problem for rishi sunak here is he was so— the big problem for rishi sunak here is he was so weak. don't terget— here is he was so weak. don't forget-thrashed- here is he was so weak. don't forget thrashed by liz forget he got thrashed by liz tress— forget he got thrashed by liz truss amongst— forget he got thrashed by liz truss amongst members forget he got thrashed by liz trutriedtongst members forget he got thrashed by liz trutriedtonbecome members forget he got thrashed by liz trutriedtonbecome leaderers forget he got thrashed by liz trutriedton become leader the he tried to become leader the tint— he tried to become leader the tint-thet— he tried to become leader the first-that-qatar. first time. that was a qatar streehis— first time. that was a qatar strophic premiership. i think mest— strophic premiership. i think mest et— strophic premiership. i think mest et es— strophic premiership. i think most of us would he was so most of us would agree he was so weet— most of us would agree he was so weet thet— most of us would agree he was so weet thet he— most of us would agree he was so weak that he had— most of us would agree he was so weak that he had to— most of us would agree he was so weak that he had to appal felt he het— weak that he had to appal felt he het te— weak that he had to appal felt he had to appoint suella braverman— he had to appoint suella braverman to— he had to appoint suella braverman to home secretary enter— braverman to home secretary enter e— braverman to home secretary enter e weet— braverman to home secretary enter e weet .— braverman to home secretary under a weak . after she resigned under a weak. after she resigned the tint— under a weak. after she resigned the first time.— under a weak. after she resigned the first time. just— under a weak. after she resigned the first time. just just let thet— the first time. just just let thet sink— the first time. just just let that sink in— the first time. just just let that sink in for— the first time. just just let that sink in for a moment. a neme— that sink in for a moment. a home secretary— that sink in for a moment. a home secretary resigns for hreeshing— home secretary resigns for breaching the— home secretary resigns for breaching the ministerial code. ant— breaching the ministerial code. ant then— breaching the ministerial code.

and then with— breaching the ministerial code. and then with six— breaching the ministerial code. and then with six days later, she-s— and then with six days later, she's reappointed to the same test. — she's reappointed to the same test. itishi — she's reappointed to the same post. rishi sunak— she's reappointed to the same post. rishi sunak has only got himseit— post. rishi sunak has only got himseit te— post. rishi sunak has only got himself to blame. no i come, itesseii. — himself to blame. no i come, russell. understand- himself to blame. no i come, russell. 3: russell. understand that with hindsight, suella braverman possibly should not have spoken to a civil servant about this. i can also understand, however , as can also understand, however, as we await for more specific details on this, that it might have been kind of have just been some kind of passing may well passing comment. she may well have business. may have been on business. she may well doing because well have been doing it because she wanted to try to do it at her own time she didn't get her own time so she didn't get in of her to me, in the way of her job. to me, there quite a clear grey area there is quite a clear grey area there, it just there, but russell, it just appears me our civil appears to me like our civil service you add it all up, service when you add it all up, we've had boris johnson but dominic and suella. dominic raab and now suella. i mean notion they've mean this notion that they've potentially kind potentially got some kind of vendetta wing vendetta against right wing pro—brexit migration pro—brexit anti—mass migration politicians, pro—brexit anti—mass migration politicianiisn't it? well stack up, isn't it? well patrick, it's well documented, isn't it? we know also, you thew,— isn't it? we know also, you thew-het— isn't it? we know also, you thew-het-eeet isn't it? we know also, you. know,-had-pop at know, they had a little pop at stewe— know, they had a little pop at steve barclay,— know, they had a little pop at steve barclay, didn't they, 2 or 3—9et- steve barclay, didn't they, 2 or s—get rit| 3 weeks ago, trying to get rid of 3 weeks ago, trying to get rid et him. — 3 weeks ago, trying to get rid et him. thew— 3 weeks ago, trying to get rid of him. they did— 3 weeks ago, trying to get rid of him. they did the same egeinst— of him. they did the same against-patel.- of him. they did the same against patel. and whether against priti patel. and whether it's obstruction— against priti patel. and whether it's obstruction in— against priti patel. and whether it's obstruction in terms of not seeing— carrying out government policy thet— carrying out government policy thet-hw— carrying out government policy thet-he wew— carrying out government policy thet-he wew et- carrying out government policy that-by way of an- that enacted by way of an eiestet— that enacted by way of an elected mandate or whether it's this— elected mandate or whether it's this-et— elected mandate or whether it's this-of briefing—

elected mandate or whether it's this of briefing and this this kind of briefing and this this— this kind of briefing and this this troublemaking i mean, it all this troublemaking i mean, it eit ets— this troublemaking i mean, it all amounts to— this troublemaking i mean, it all amounts to the same thing really— all amounts to the same thing teeth is— all amounts to the same thing reettw is thet— all amounts to the same thing really is that we've got an eneiesteh— really is that we've got an unelected, unaccountable civil senise— unelected, unaccountable civil senise twing— unelected, unaccountable civil senise trying te— unelected, unaccountable civil service trying to muddy the ete— service trying to muddy the ete et— service trying to muddy the waters of those _ service trying to muddy the waters of those elected politicians— waters of those elected politicians .— waters of those elected politicians . and as i say, the politicians. and as i say, the timing— politicians. and as i say, the timing et— politicians. and as i say, the timing of this,— politicians. and as i say, the timing of this, of— politicians. and as i say, the timing of this, of course, is no seinsienste — timing of this, of course, is no coincidence. why— timing of this, of course, is no coincidence. why didn't this eet— coincidence. why didn't this eet i2— coincidence. why didn't this come out 12 months ago? why is it wetting— come out 12 months ago? why is it weiting titt— come out 12 months ago? why is it waiting till now?— come out 12 months ago? why is it waiting till now? and i thinn— it waiting till now? and i think, look— it waiting till now? and i think, look ,— it waiting till now? and i think, look , we're on a very think, look, we're on a very stieeew— think, look, we're on a very slippery slope— think, look, we're on a very slippery siepe ,— think, look, we're on a very slippery slope , honestly, if we slippery slope, honestly, if we reeiiw— slippery slope, honestly, if we reettw think— slippery slope, honestly, if we really think that— slippery slope, honestly, if we really think that the so—called eiee,— really think that the so—called not, es— really think that the so—called not, es i— really think that the so—called blob, as i think— really think that the so—called blob, as i think the media call it, it— blob, as i think the media call i, it thew— blob, as i think the media call i, it they es— blob, as i think the media call it, if they as an— blob, as i think the media call it, if they as an unaccountable entity— it, if they as an unaccountable entitw really— it, if they as an unaccountable entity really should have the newer— entity really should have the newer thet— entity really should have the power that clearly they seem to newe— power that clearly they seem to hewe seeeenet— power that clearly they seem to have supported by— power that clearly they seem to have supported by some on the tert— have supported by some on the iett et— have supported by some on the iett et the— have supported by some on the left of the media,— have supported by some on the left of the media, the likes of the— left of the media, the likes of the independent— left of the media, the likes of the independent and the ft and ethers— the independent and the ft and ethers ent— the independent and the ft and others, and the— the independent and the ft and others, and the guardian, of course, we should be very, very seretei— course, we should be very, very seretei thet— course, we should be very, very careful that we— course, we should be very, very careful that we don't end up in a careful that we don't end up in e siteetien— careful that we don't end up in a situation where— careful that we don't end up in a situation where we are indeed run a situation where we are indeed hw— a situation where we are indeed run by unelected— a situation where we are indeed run by unelected bureaucrats . run by unelected bureaucrats. het— run by unelected bureaucrats. net eet-s— run by unelected bureaucrats. net tet-s he— run by unelected bureaucrats. but let's be honest, that's what the eu— but let's be honest, that's what the in thet-s— but let's be honest, that's what the eu that's look,— but let's be honest, that's what the eu that's look, it's a good eeint. — the eu that's look, it's a good eeint. ant— the eu that's look, it's a good point. and matthew,- the eu that's look, it's a good point. ' r: cc the eu that's look, it's a good point. r: at point. and matthew, i'll put that to you. we've got a democratically elected home secretary here whose primary focus is to get net migration down somewhere. in ideal

down somewhere. in an ideal world, below the 700,000 mark, and also to stop the boats. okay. do you not think the pubuc okay. do you not think the public care more about her doing those things than they do about whether or not she tried to do a private speed awareness course? and end, she took her and in the end, she took her points and paid points on her licence and paid a flipping anyway. so first flipping fine anyway. so first of doesn't look flipping fine anyway. so first of-doesn't look like - of all, it doesn't look like she-s— of all, it doesn't look like she-s teing— of all, it doesn't look like she's doing particularly she's doing a particularly good job she's doing a particularly good tee—tigeres- job in driving those figures teen.— job in driving those figures teen-went- job in driving those figures down. want migration to down. if you want migration to sens—titt- down. if you want migration to come—till the- down. if you want migration to come till the news come down, wait till the news comes on thursday come down, wait till the news. comes-on thursday-it's comes out on thursday when it's rumoured _that- comes out on thursday when it's rumoured that suella rumoured anyway that suella braverman because braverman will resign because net migretien— braverman will resign because net migration figures are threegh— net migration figures are threegh the— net migration figures are through the roof. so that answers the _ through the roof. so that answers the first question. sesent— answers the first question. second question is i think viewers-their. second question is i think viewers-their minds second question is i think vie pending-their minds second question is i think vie pending an .their minds second question is i think vie pending an inquiryr minds second question is i think vie pending an inquiry. minds second question is i think vie pending an inquiry . and minds second question is i think vie pending an inquiry . and what; up pending an inquiry. and what a up pending an inquiry. and what eweste— up pending an inquiry. and what eweste et— up pending an inquiry. and what a waste of money— up pending an inquiry. and what a waste of money an inquiry weeit— a waste of money an inquiry would-rishi - a waste of money an inquiry would rishi sunak a waste of money an inquiry- would-rishi sunak have would be. can't rishi sunak have a would be. can't rishi sunak have e te— would be. can't rishi sunak have a man to woman,— would be. can't rishi sunak have a man to woman, as— would be. can't rishi sunak have a man to woman, as it were? senwersetien— a man to woman, as it were? conversation with— a man to woman, as it were? conversation with his home sesretew— conversation with his home sesreterw ent— conversation with his home secretary and said, look, did you— secretary and said, look, did wee est— secretary and said, look, did wee est swit— secretary and said, look, did you ask civil servants to do this— you ask civil servants to do this er— you ask civil servants to do this er mete— you ask civil servants to do this or not? if— you ask civil servants to do this or not? if you did, you've got— this or not? if you did, you've gotlgo- _ this or not? if you did, you've got-go. .refused- this or not? if you did, you've got-go. .refused to- got to go. she refused to ask the—hhwee- got to go. she refused to aski the _ played that the question. you played that stig— the question. you played that site-.— the question. you played that siie-. she- the question. you played that stie-. she-heri clip at length. she said her teses— clip at length. she said her focus was driving down crime focus was on driving down crime ent— focus was on driving down crime ehe—get— focus was on driving down crime ehe—get thet- and immigration, got that bit in, and immigration, got that bit inlshe— and immigration, got that bit in,-she-refused- and immigration, got that bit in, she refused very in, but she also refused very seesitisetiw— in, but she also refused very specifically answer the specifically to answer the geestien— specifically to answer the geestien ,— specifically to answer the question , very- specifically to answer the question , very straightforward question, very straightforward geestien— question, very straightforward question—civil. question did you ask civil senents— question did you ask civil servants intervene on your

servants to intervene on your heheit— servants to intervene on your heheit te— servants to intervene on your behalf to set— servants to intervene on your behalf to set up— servants to intervene on your behalf to set up a i to i course? she— behalf to set up a i to i course? she didn't it . behalf to set up a i to i course? she didn't it. i course? she didn't answer it. i get— course? she didn't answer it. i get thet. — course? she didn't answer it. i get thet. het— course? she didn't answer it. i get that. but matthew,- course? she didn't answer it. i get that. but matthew, sorry , get that. but matthew, sorry, just finally to you, mate, just very finally to you, mate, if that's right. you know, if that's all right. you know, isn't fine line here? if isn't there a fine line here? if it's not the civil servants job to in personal to get involved in personal business? i was government business? if i was a government minister and over minister and i looked over at a civil went, oh, civil servant and went, oh, sorry, tracey, would you mind getting me a coffee, please, all of have i got them of a sudden? have i got them involved my personal involved in my personal business? and that's it business? and that's what it takes to bring takes for them to try to bring me i using me down. they said i was using them as some kind of lackey. i mean, is this where we're at, matthew? depends on matthew? really that depends on if matthew? really that depends on it-en— matthew? really that depends on it-en ingeirw— matthew? really that depends on if-an inquiry. what- matthew? really that depends on if-an inquiry. what the. if there is an inquiry. what the ingeiw— inquiry finds. but listen, the test— inquiry finds. but listen, the test-te— inquiry finds. but listen, the best-to behave- inquiry finds. but listen, the best to behave in public best way to behave in public henest— best way to behave in public honest_properly,| honest is to do so properly, to heme— honest is to do so properly, to hehewe with— honest is to do so properly, to behave with integrity. then behave with integrity. and then you behave with integrity. and then wee-rese— behave with integrity. and then wee-tese weer— behave with integrity. and then you-lose your job. - behave with integrity. and then you lose your job. she's you don't lose yourjob. she's eireetw— you don't lose yourjob. she's eireetw-thet- you don't lose yourjob. she's already that didn't already shown that she didn't hehewe— already shown that she didn't| behave—because behave with integrity because she—enterl behave with integrity because. she—enter iiz she was she resigned under liz truss— she was she resigned under liz truss administration. as i said . so— truss administration. as i said . so she-s— truss administration. as i said . so she-s got— truss administration. as i said . so she's got record on this. the— . so she's got record on this. the crazy— . so she's got record on this. the crazy thing— . so she's got record on this. the crazy thing is- . so she's got record on this. the crazy thing is that sunak, because— the crazy thing is that sunak, because so desperate to because he was so desperate to become— because he was so desperate to become-minister- become prime minister and because— become prime minister and- beeeueewee—k because he was in such a weak position,— because he was in such a weak peemen, having— because he was in such a weak position, having been thrashed because he was in such a weak portruss, having been thrashed because he was in such a weak portruss, havfelt been thrashed because he was in such a weak portruss, havfelt hen thrashed because he was in such a weak po:truss,havfelt he hadrashed because he was in such a weak po:truss,havfelt he had to hed by truss, he felt he had to appoint— by truss, he felt he had to appoint someone who'd been basically— appoint someone who'd been basically fired— appoint someone who'd been basically fired the week before, had-resign— basically fired the week before, had-resign the— basically fired the week before, had resign the week before. had to resign the week before. all had to resign the week before. ate-very— had to resign the week before.

all-very quickly- had to resign the week before. all-very quickly ,- all right. very quickly, russell,— all right. very quickly, russell, because pressed all right. very quickly,- russell, because-pressed for russell, because i'm pressed for time,— russell, because i'm pressed for .ime,_s...k- russell, because i'm pressed for time,_sunak can. time, do you think sunak can effere— time, do you think sunak can afford ee— time, do you think sunak can afford fe gef— time, do you think sunak can afford to get rid— time, do you think sunak can afford to get rid of braverman.7 feeeue. ves— afford to get rid of braverman.7 because. yes whilst— afford to get rid of braverman.7 because. yes whilst let's- afford to get rid of braverman.7 f 435. we" because. yes whilst let's be honest, pretty honest, the figures are pretty shocking. she at least talks a good game immigration. no, good game on immigration. no, no, look, we really, really efeuffn-f— no, look, we really, really shouldn't we shouldn't because otherwise we mfeff— shouldn't because otherwise we mean— shouldn't because otherwise we mfgfeff-up— shouldn't because otherwise we mfgfeff-up enf— shouldn't because otherwise we migiall-up and go- shouldn't because otherwise we migiall up and go home. just all give up and go home. seffeuefy. — just all give up and go home. seriously. okay.— just all give up and go home. seriously. ©45fo 33 seriously. okay. that was very quick and it's exactly what i needed. you. needed. thank you both of you. great stallard needed. thank you both of you. great and stallard needed. thank you both of you. great and russell stallard needed. thank you both of you. great and russell quirklllard needed. thank you both of you. great and russell quirk tofrd there and russell quirk to esteemed political commentators waxing esteemed political commentators wax debate, esteemed political commentators waxdebate, ladies esteemed political commentators wax debate, ladies gents, we big debate, ladies and gents, we will continue to have it suella braverman should she or braverman should she stay or should pretty should she go.7 that's pretty clear, i should she go? that's pretty clear, i stand on clear, i think where i stand on all this. but you can get all of this. but you can get lots that story on our lots more on that story on our website. simply to news website. simply head to gb news .com and you will find the very best opinion best analysis, opinion and all that breaking there we best analysis, opinion and all tha'so eaking there we best analysis, opinion and all tha'so eateenager there we best analysis, opinion and all tha'so eateenager to there we best analysis, opinion and all tha'so eateenager to thloadre go. so a teenager to get a load of is terrible. rising of this is terrible. rising members the public by members of the public by stealing dogs, breaking into people's homes, asking if people's homes, asking women if they and he's doing they want to die. and he's doing it get attention on social it to get attention on social media, to get media, on this thing, to get attention what on attention on tiktok. what on earth is going on? and i'm asking because he's not the only one, the way, where the heck one, by the way, where the heck are the parents in of this? are the parents in all of this? why we got so many feral why have we got so many feral kids? christys is

wake up two mornings on gb news the wake up two mornings on gb news ffe feepfe-e— wake up two mornings on gb news the people's channel. britain's news . channel _ the people's channel. britain's news . channel f f news. channel welcome back, everybody. now there news. channel f f ”g : now there are news. channel f f fz3ffz33 : now there are more everybody. now there are more eueeffene— everybody. now there are more questions facing— fz3ffz33 : now there are more questions facing social media efenfe— questions facing social media gfenfe fefey. — questions facing social media gfenfe fefey. ,— questions facing social media giants today. i actually think ffefe— giants today. i actually think ffefe ee— giants today. i actually think there are loads— giants today. i actually think there are loads of questions feefng— there are loads of questions feefne fee— there are loads of questions facing the very— there are loads of questions facing the very fabric of eeefefy. — facing the very fabric of society. and _ facing the very fabric of society. and what on earth eeene— society. and what on earth perenfe ee— society. and what on earth parents are doing. but get a feed— parents are doing. but get a feed ef— parents are doing. but get a load of this— parents are doing. but get a load of this .— parents are doing. but get a load of this . an— parents are doing. but get a load of this . an 18 year old load of this. an 18 year old me— load of this. an 18 year old tiktok user— load of this. an 18 year old tiktok user went viral for effectively _ tiktok user went viral for effectively breaking into someone's .— effectively breaking into someone's. house oh. bhakkari

afgef— someone's. house oh. bhakkari afeef .— someone's. house oh. bhakkari afeef . whe— someone's. house oh. bhakkari afgef . whe gees— someone's. house oh. bhakkari argat , who goes by the name of argat, who goes by the name of fffeee— argat, who goes by the name of fffeey, eeueef— argat, who goes by the name of missy, caused outrage this week effer— missy, caused outrage this week effef e— missy, caused outrage this week effef e vffee— missy, caused outrage this week after a video emerged of him emeene— after a video emerged of him enfeffne fee— after a video emerged of him entering the london home of a eempfefe— entering the london home of a complete stranger— entering the london home of a complete stranger without their eeneenf— complete stranger without their eeneenf . ff— complete stranger without their consent . if you're— complete stranger without their consent . if you're listening on consent. if you're listening on reefe— consent. if you're listening on feffe fu— consent. if you're listening on radio, i'll talk— consent. if you're listening on radio, i'll talk you— consent. if you're listening on radio, i'll talk you through the clip-— radio, i'll talk you through the cup. he— radio, i'll talk you through the cup. he sees— radio, i'll talk you through the clip. he sees that— radio, i'll talk you through the clip. he sees that the front deer— clip. he sees that the front door fe— clip. he sees that the front door fe open— clip. he sees that the front door is open a— clip. he sees that the front door is open a bit because someone's doing some cleaning on the someone's doing some cleaning on ffe peffe— someone's doing some cleaning on the patio outside. _ someone's doing some cleaning on the patio outside. he— someone's doing some cleaning on the patio outside. he walks in an individual— the patio outside. he walks in an individual-the. an individual comes up the efeffe— an individual comes up the stairs-basically- an individual comes up the. stairs-basically-you stairs and basically says, you knew.— stairs and basically says, you knee-yee— stairs and basically says, you. k.0w,-.0.-my know, what are you doing in my home— know, what are you doing in my femef ff-e— know, what are you doing in my home? it's absolutely ferrffyfne— terrifying. you've got two lads ffefe— terrifying. you've got two lads fee-appear— terrifying. you've got two lads fee-appear fe- terrifying. you've got two lads there appear to be wearing there who appear to be wearing feede— there who appear to be wearing feefe ff— there who appear to be wearing hoods. et cetera. _ there who appear to be wearing hoods. et cetera. clearly eempfefe— hoods. et cetera. clearly complete strangers . they then complete strangers. they then waff— complete strangers. they then wefk fefe— complete strangers. they then walk into the— complete strangers. they then walk into the living room . they walk into the living room. they sit walk into the living room. they eff fewe— walk into the living room. they eff fewe en— walk into the living room. they sit down on the— walk into the living room. they sit down on the sofa and they ffffnk— sit down on the sofa and they ffffnk ff-e— sit down on the sofa and they ffffnk ff-e e— sit down on the sofa and they think it's a great— sit down on the sofa and they think it's a great laugh . and think it's a great laugh. and ffey— think it's a great laugh. and fffey ffffnk— think it's a great laugh. and they think everything's absolutely— they think everything's absolutely fine, know? and absolutely fine, you know? and fen— absolutely fine, you know? and ffen fffey— absolutely fine, you know? and fffee fffey gef— absolutely fine, you know? and then they get out. _ absolutely fine, you know? and then they get out. apparently fffefe—fffef- there were kids in that property,— there were kids in that pfopeftyf so- there were kids in that property, so there's children fffefe— property, so there's children fffefelfffe— property, so there's children there the property. there in the property. supposedlv- there in the property. supposedly other videos, feefuffne— supposedly other videos,- including-someone's including grabbing someone's fee.— including grabbing someone's dog- okay.— including grabbing someone's dog- okay. ane— including grabbing someone's dog. okay. and trying to run away— dog. okay. and trying to run away wffff— dog. okay. and trying to run away wffff ff.— dog. okay. and trying to run away with it. he— dog. okay. and trying to run away with it. he says he gave fee— away with it. he says he gave fffe aeg— away with it. he says he gave fffe fag back.— away with it. he says he gave the dog back, but— away with it. he says he gave the dog back, but it's hardly fee— the dog back, but it's hardly fffe pafnf— the dog back, but it's hardly the point. there's what appears to the point. there's what appears fa fe— the point. there's what appears fa fe aaffe— the point. there's what appears fa ffe aaffe an— the point. there's what appears to be quite an elderly individual— to be quite an elderly individual bench in a to be quite an elderly- individual-bench in a park individual on a bench in a park ana— individual on a bench in a park and fey-ve— individual on a bench in a park

and ffey-ve gaf— individual on a bench in a park and they've got little jack and they've got a little jack feaeeeff— and they've got a little jack feaeeeff-aag— and they've got a little jack russell dog with them and russell type dog with them and he russell type dog with them and fee-ff— russell type dog with them and fee-ff ana— russell type dog with them and he-it and runs— russell type dog with them and he-it and runs off- russell type dog with them and he it and runs off with he grabs it and runs off with fee— he grabs it and runs off with fee-anaer— he grabs it and runs off with the-under his- he grabs it and runs off with the under his arm like this. the dog under his arm like this. fffefe-e— the dog under his arm like this. fffefe-e a— the dog under his arm like this. fffefe-e a faf— the dog under his arm like this. there's a lot more— the dog under his arm like this. there's a lot more of these vffeae— there's a lot more of these videos. again,— there's a lot more of these videos. again, he appears to go fnfa— videos. again, he appears to go fnfa a— videos. again, he appears to go fnfa a fffffafy— videos. again, he appears to go into a library at— videos. again, he appears to go into a library at one point and fee— into a library at one point and faef efaff— into a library at one point and faef efaff ffppfae— into a library at one point and just start ripping pages out of fffffafy— just start ripping pages out of fffffafy beake— just start ripping pages out of library books. this teenager has fefefea— library books. this teenager has aefefea fffe— library books. this teenager has deleted his account and there are deleted his account and there caffe— deleted his account and there are calls .the— deleted his account and there are calls the police to are calls for the police to investigate. _ are calls for the police to- investigate. - surprised are calls for the police to- investigate.-surprised . investigate. i'm not surprised. they— investigate. i'm not surprised. fffey—fal investigate. i'm not surprised. fffey—fe wffy they also questioned as to why ffkfak— tiktok didn't take these videos fawn—.— tiktok didn't take these videos fawn—. baf- tiktok didn't take these videos fawn—. faf f- tiktok didn't take these videos down_. but i don'tl down themselves. but i don't faef— down themselves. but i don't faef waff— down themselves. but i don't faef wanf fa— down themselves. but i don't just want to singularly fffgffffgfff— just want to singularly highlight this particular chap wha— highlight this particular chap whe-gees- highlight this particular chap whe-gees fay- highlight this particular chap who goes by the highlight this particular chap- who-goes by the name who acas who goes by the name fffeey— who acas who goes by the name missy .whatever. _ who acas who goes by the name missy whatever. this is missy or whatever. this is fappeafag— missy or whatever. this is fappeafag aff— missy or whatever. this is happening all often missy or whatever. this is happening all-often and happening all too often now, and if happening all too often now, and ff my— happening all too often now, and ff my parenfe— happening all too often now, and if my parents had— happening all too often now, and if my parents had seen me feeaefe— if my parents had seen me release a video— if my parents had seen me release a video online like effe— release a video online like ffffe. f— release a video online like this, i dread— release a video online like this, i dread to— release a video online like this, i dread to think what weafa— this, i dread to think what would have— this, i dread to think what would have happened. and it poeee— would have happened. and it poses some serious questions. f-m — poses some serious questions. f-m fafnea— poses some serious questions. f-m fefaea new— poses some serious questions. i'm joined now by, i think, the fam— i'm joined now by, i think, the ffgfff woman— i'm joined now by, i think, the right woman here— i'm joined now by, i think, the right woman here set this guy right woman here to set this guy effafefff— right woman here to set this guy effafeffflef— right woman here to set this guy straightigb news— right woman here to set this guy straight gb news presenter nana straight. gb news presenter nana affa— straight. gb news presenter nana akwa-fffafw— straight. gb news presenter nana akua-thank-very,- straight. gb news presenter nana akua thank very, very akua nana. thank you very, very woef- — akua nana. thank you very, very woef- f— akua nana. thank you very, very woef- f am— akua nana. thank you very, very much. i am potentially quite fwaffowaffy— much. i am potentially quite irrationally angry about this, but irrationally angry about this, fwflwfwfe— irrationally angry about this, butlwinds me— irrationally angry about this, but winds me up. why what's but it winds me up. why what's going— but it winds me up. why what's going on— but it winds me up. why what's gofwg ow ffefef — but it winds me up. why what's going on here? �*fef3cc f:f:3f going on here? well, do you know what? it's. it winds me up- what? it's. it winds me up fmmeweefy— what? it's. it winds me up fmmeweefy .— what? it's. it winds me up immensely . and- , c it winds me up immensely . and first of all, immensely. and first of all, because— immensely. and first of all, because it's— immensely. and first of all, because it's dangerous, because it's

because it's dangerous, because we somebody— because it's dangerous, because it's somebody who— because it's dangerous, because it's somebody who goes into my home— it's somebody who goes into my home awf— it's somebody who goes into my home and f-ve— it's somebody who goes into my home and i've got— it's somebody who goes into my home and i've got children downstairs. _ home and i've got children downstairs. i— home and i've got children downstairs. f:f:3f" c downstairs. i don't know what i would do, you know, if, you know, to protect my kids and the other the other part of it is it's dangerous for them as well because they are putting themselves harm's of themselves in harm's way of somebody thinking that they're protecting property . and protecting their property. and it's fair on the person it's not fair on the person whose— it's not fair on the person whose home— it's not fair on the person whose home that they've gone fwfo— whose home that they've gone fwfo because— whose home that they've gone into because suddenly you into because then suddenly you ffwa— into because then suddenly you find _embroiled- into because then suddenly you find _embroiled in- into because then suddenly you find embroiled in some find yourself embroiled in some off— find yourself embroiled in some eoffleffme— find yourself embroiled in some sort crime potentially just sort of crime potentially just by sort of crime potentially just fay ffyfag— sort of crime potentially just fay ffyfag fo— sort of crime potentially just by trying to protect yourself . by trying to protect yourself. if by trying to protect yourself. f we — by trying to protect yourself. if the other— by trying to protect yourself. if the other side— by trying to protect yourself. if the other side of this, which reaffy— if the other side of this, which neaffy annoye— if the other side of this, which really annoys me— if the other side of this, which really annoys me immensely , is really annoys me immensely, is fnaf— really annoys me immensely, is fnaf on— really annoys me immensely, is fnaf on fnfe— really annoys me immensely, is that on this particular one, fnfe— that on this particular one, this gentleman— that on this particular one, this gentleman is black. and the reason i'm annoyed by that is because— reason i'm annoyed by that is because we already know that f-ve— because we already know that we foowea— because we already know that i've looked at— because we already know that i've looked at some statistics. effo— i've looked at some statistics. one of— i've looked at some statistics. one of knffe— i've looked at some statistics. 61% of knife crime murderers are nfaew— 61% of knife crime murderers are ffaek. okay.— 61% of knife crime murderers are black. okay. and— 61% of knife crime murderers are black. okay. and this is in fonfon— black. okay. and this is in london. and— black. okay. and this is in london. and 4,053% of those who perpefwafe — london. and 4,053% of those who perpetuate knife _ london. and 4,053% of those who perpetuate knife crime are black as weff. — perpetuate knife crime are black as weff. ana— perpetuate knife crime are black as well. and this— perpetuate knife crime are black as well. and this is in london. so as well. and this is in london. so an— as well. and this is in london. so yon— as well. and this is in london. so can you imagine the fear on fnoee— so can you imagine the fear on fnoee wnoee— so can you imagine the fear on those whose houses they enter? neeawee— those whose houses they enter? neeawee fney— those whose houses they enter? because they may— those whose houses they enter? because they may feel that they nfgnf— because they may feel that they nfenf weff— because they may feel that they nfgnf weff fe— because they may feel that they might well be a— because they may feel that they might well be a victim of this ana— might well be a victim of this and ff— might well be a victim of this and it doesn't— might well be a victim of this and it doesn't help the cause for wack—

and it doesn't help the cause for black youths— and it doesn't help the cause for black youths who are of wnfen— for black youths who are of which there _ for black youths who are of which there are— for black youths who are of which there are many very well nenavea— which there are many very well behaved black— which there are many very well behaved black youths doesn't nefn— behaved black youths doesn't nefo fne— behaved black youths doesn't help the cause— behaved black youths doesn't help the cause .— behaved black youths doesn't help the cause . as for how help the cause. as for how fney-fe— help the cause. as for how they're perceived. so it makes me— they're perceived. so it makes me very— they're perceived. so it makes me very angry— they're perceived. so it makes me very angry because there are nfenfy— me very angry because there are pfenfy of— me very angry because there are pfenfy of-weff— me very angry because there are plenty of well behaved plenty of very well behaved young— plenty of very well behaved young wack— plenty of very well behaved young black men. �*fef3cc young black men. well, affofafefy— young black men. well, absolutely there are some other videos well which videos as well which appear to show this guy up to show this guy running up to people street with a hood people on the street with a hood up with a balaclava, with a couple mates saying, yo, do couple of mates saying, yo, do you do you want to you want to die? do you want to die? mean, good grief, if die? i mean, good grief, if someone's heart condition someone's got a heart condition or someone's or anyone really if someone's got or they've got a heart condition or they've got a heart condition or they've got young child them or got a young child with them or like said as well, got a young child with them or like say said as well, got a young child with them or like say he said as well, got a young child with them or like say he goesaid as well, got a young child with them or like say he goes up as well, got a young child with them or like say he goes up as the l, let's say he goes up to the wrong person. mean, you know, wrong person. i mean, you know, we wouldn't want him walking up to someone who's just got to someone who's maybe just got out or something like out of the sas or something like that. his that. then he ends up with his neck on the streets neck broken on the streets of london. i help but london. and but i can't help but wonder you know, i don't wonder nana, you know, i don't know this guy. i don't know his background or anything, but if my putting my parents had seen me putting videos the videos like that on the internet, mildly, it internet, to put it mildly, it would stopped pretty would have stopped pretty flipping it just flipping quickly. and it just just wonder what's flipping quickly. and it just just going wonder what's flipping quickly. and it just just going on/onder what's flipping quickly. and it just just going on at der what's flipping quickly. and it just just going on at der wh maybe what's going on at home. maybe well , you know, where the hell well, you know, where the hell are his parents? if that were my

enfo— are his parents? if that were my enffa. fnaf— are his parents? if that were my child, that wouldn't— ”f3:3 3 ”3“ if that were my child, that wouldn't happen. i feff— child, that wouldn't happen. i feff yon— child, that wouldn't happen. i can tell you that— child, that wouldn't happen. i can tell you that now. but where are can tell you that now. but where fne — can tell you that now. but where are the parents?— can tell you that now. but where are the parents? us? i don't know— are the parents? us? i don't know whether— are the parents? us? i don't know whether it's old to know whether it's old enough to be know whether it's old enough to ne—nonffel be paying for his own mobile phone— be paying for his own mobile onone off.— be paying for his own mobile phone bill, but— be paying for his own mobile phone bill, but who's paying for man— phone bill, but who's paying for that? because— phone bill, but who's paying for that? because wondering that? because i'm wondering what onon— ana- that? because i'm wondering what on_on. and whilst. on earth is going on. and whilst af— on earth is going on. and whilst af ff.— on earth is going on. and whilst we're at it, he's— on earth is going on. and whilst we're at it, he's posting his face— we're at it, he's posting his face-so- we're at it, he's posting his face _so people. we're at it, he's posting his. face _so people know face on there. so people know wno— face on there. so people know wno ne— face on there. so people know wno ne fe— face on there. so people know who he is, where— face on there. so people know who he is, where are the police on fnfef— who he is, where are the police on fnfef fne— who he is, where are the police on this? the metropolitan police snowfa— on this? the metropolitan police enowff ne— on this? the metropolitan police enowff foe on— on this? the metropolitan police should be on this— on this? the metropolitan police should be on this like a rash. ana— should be on this like a rash. one for— should be on this like a rash. and for some— should be on this like a rash. and for some odd— should be on this like a rash. and for some odd reason , he's and for some odd reason, he's effu— and for some odd reason, he's effff eanyfng— and for some odd reason, he's still carrying on. _ and for some odd reason, he's still carrying on. so there'll be still carrying on. so there'll foe-around- still carrying on. so there'll- be-around-know be people around him who know nfn.— be people around him who know nfn.-ne— be people around him who know him.-be teachers- be people around him who know him. be teachers who him. there'll be teachers who are-af— him. there'll be teachers who are-af wan- him. there'll be teachers who are-at that, who- him. there'll be teachers who are at that, who know are looking at that, who know nfn.—wno| him. there'll be parents who know— him. there'll be parents who know-.— him. there'll be parents who know-- fnfe— him. there'll be parents who know-. this just- him. there'll be parents who know . this just tells you know him. this just tells you now— know him. this just tells you now efeaf— know him. this just tells you how great our— know him. this just tells you how great our police force are in how great our police force are fn-fnaf— how great our police force are fn-fnaf nonf- how great our police force are in-that right now- how great our police force are in that right now he in london. that right now he eeene-ne— in london. that right now he seems be carrying with seems to be carrying on with fnfe— seems to be carrying on with fnfe-ana— seems to be carrying on with fnfe-ana yef- seems to be carrying on with this-and yet he's. seems to be carrying on with this and yet he's not this scot free and yet he's not aofne— this scot free and yet he's not aone—ae- this scot free and yet he's noti aoneaef— naf alone. there are others as. but ana— alone. there are others as. but an wnaf— alone. there are others as. but and what about— alone. there are others as. but and what about the internet eewfee— and what about the internet service providers as well? what anoaf— service providers as well? what anon-wnaf— service providers as well? what about-what-they. about tiktok? what are they done— about tiktok? what are they done anowf— about tiktok? what are they doing about this? this this is an aeeawff— doing about this? this this is an assault actually . so he's an assault actually. so he's perpenaffng— an assault actually. so he's perpetrating crime and yet for perpetrating a crime and yet for some reason or other, he's gefffng— some reason or other, he's gefffng away— some reason or other, he's getting away with it. he seems to getting away with it. he seems fo fnfnk— getting away with it. he seems fo fnfnk ff-e— getting away with it. he seems to think it's a— getting away with it. he seems to think it's a joke, but it's nof— to think it's a joke, but it's noflfoke— to think it's a joke, but it's not joke because if it goes not a joke because if it goes wrong— not a joke because if it goes wrone—nanyl wrong, there are so many other aeoeefe— wrong, there are so many other aeoeefe-ff— wrong, there are so many other aspects- it could - wrong, there are so many other aspects it could affect . aspects that it could affect. ana— aspects that it could affect. and somebody— aspects that it could affect. and somebody innocent, and somebody who's innocent, ffke— and somebody who's innocent, fee-aone.— and somebody who's innocent, ffke-eone yon- and somebody who's innocent, like some, you know, like me or some, you know,

somebody— like me or some, you know,| somebody—goes like me or some, you know,- somebody_goes into, somebody else who he goes into, wno— somebody else who he goes into, wno fnen— somebody else who he goes into, wno fnen nay.— somebody else who he goes into, who then may, you— somebody else who he goes into, who then may, you know, act in self—defence, _ who then may, you know, act in self—defence, thinking they're being— self—defence, thinking they're bein9--_ self—defence, thinking they're being-- fney- self—defence, thinking they're being . they might being attacked. they might do eonefnfng— being attacked. they might do something-they- being attacked. they might do something they will later something that they will later reefer— something that they will later reefer-fo— something that they will later regret _to live - something that they will later regret to live with, regret and have to live with, war— regret and have to live with, ma yon— regret and have to live with, that you make— regret and have to live with, that you make such a great point aboar— that you make such a great point anowf-noffee— that you make such a great point about-police on— that you make such a great point about-police on .of- that you make such a great point about police on of this, about the police on all of this, because— about the police on all of this, because you— about the police on all of this, because you _this- about the police on all of this, because you this would because you know, this would efon — because you know, this would stop-quicklv_ because you know, this would efoo-awfekfy ff- because you know, this would stop quickly if police stop very quickly if the police came—a tonne. stop very quickly if the police came—a tonne ofj came down in like a tonne of onene- — came down in like a tonne of onene- .ff— came down in like a tonne of bricks. .it does- came down in like a tonne of bricks. .it does beg- came down in like a tonne of bricks. c : bring bricks. and it does beg the question, know, in light of bricks. and it does beg the questpeople know, in light of bricks. and it does beg the questpeople knrdonei light of bricks. and it does beg the questpeople knrdone foriht of what people get done for sometimes relatively minor sometimes for relatively minor things or accidental things . things or accidental things. right. and you've got someone who's literally videoing himself here. i mean, i've never particularly had the compulsion to go and break to want to just go and break into house. but one of into someone's house. but one of the things might have the things that might have stopped is stopped me subconsciously is, is the idea the is the idea that if i videoed doing it, videoed myself doing it, i probably would get caught by the police . that clearly doesn't police. and that clearly doesn't appear happened. police. and that clearly doesn't appeaii happened. police. and that clearly doesn't appeaii just happened. police. and that clearly doesn't appeaii just wantediened. police. and that clearly doesn't appeaii just wanted to ed. police. and that clearly doesn't appeaii just wanted to talk to nana, i just wanted to talk to you about you quickly about about something else that i know you're very, very passionate about as i'm going to about as well. i'm just going to read the headline to here. read the headline to you here. you theatre you know, there's this theatre show black show with quotes, an all black audience aims explore audience that aims to explore race want race related issues. they want it free from the white it to be free from the white gaze. it's the theatre royal stratford east is hosting a blackout. apparently arnie i'm

talking about this a bit later on. is this almost like racial segregation in britain? what's going on here? well well, it's out and out racism, isn't it? and it's not acceptable. it made my woof— and it's not acceptable. it made my nfooa foff— and it's not acceptable. it made my blood boil for— and it's not acceptable. it made my blood boil for all the hard work— my blood boil for all the hard work fnaf— my blood boil for all the hard work that people— my blood boil for all the hard work that people like me and ofnere— work that people like me and ofnere ao— work that people like me and others do improve race others do to improve race refaffone— others do to improve race relations. and _ others do to improve race relations. and some others do to improve race- relations. and-some numpty relations. and then some numpty goes— relations. and then some numpty goes-wee.— relations. and then some numpty goes-wen. fn— relations. and then some numpty goes well, i'm going goes, oh, well, i'm going to nave— goes, oh, well, i'm going to nave one— goes, oh, well, i'm going to have one-where- goes, oh, well, i'm going to. have one-where-only have one event where it's only wack— have one event where it's only nfaek-avofa- have one event where it's only black-avoid the- have one event where it's only black avoid the white black people to avoid the white gaze. — black people to avoid the white gaze. f— black people to avoid the white gaze. f mean— black people to avoid the white gaze. i mean, how— black people to avoid the white gaze. i mean, how can you put fnaf— gaze. i mean, how can you put fnaf down— gaze. i mean, how can you put fnaf down on— gaze. i mean, how can you put that down on your— gaze. i mean, how can you put that down on your website in wrfffne— that down on your website in wrfffne ana— that down on your website in writing and think that that's perfeeffy— writing and think that that's perfectly acceptable? it's not aeeeofanfe— perfectly acceptable? it's not acceptable on _ perfectly acceptable? it's not acceptable on any level. racism work— acceptable on any level. racism wow fn— acceptable on any level. racism can work in directions . and can work in all directions. and fnfe— can work in all directions. and fnfe fe— can work in all directions. and this is racism— can work in all directions. and this is racism out— can work in all directions. and this is racism out and out. can work in all directions. and this is racism out and out . and this is racism out and out. and fne— this is racism out and out. and we woref— this is racism out and out. and we woreflfe— this is racism out and out. and the worst-is i'm— this is racism out and out. and the worst is i'm not hearing the worst bit is i'm not hearing neon— the worst bit is i'm not hearing mean from — the worst bit is i'm not hearing much from the— the worst bit is i'm not hearing much from the established media fafkfng— much from the established media fafwfne aboar— much from the established media talking about this,— much from the established media talking about this, where is the owfragef— talking about this, where is the owfraeef ff— talking about this, where is the outrage? if that— talking about this, where is the outrage? if that had been the one— outrage? if that had been the ofner way— outrage? if that had been the other way around? can you fnaefne— other way around? can you fnagfne ff— other way around? can you imagine if that— other way around? can you imagine if that had been the ofner— imagine if that had been the ofner way— imagine if that had been the other way around? whoever set fnaf— other way around? whoever set fnaf-ne — other way around? whoever set fnaf-ne-of- that up would be out of fwefneee. — that up would be out of. business. _lost that up would be out of- business. _lost their business. they'd have lost their for.— business. they'd have lost their job-_be- job. dr. shola would be everywhere.— job. dr. shola would bei everywhere-on job. dr. shola would be. everywhere-on it job. dr. shola would be- everywhere.-on it . everywhere. she'd be on it. wnere— everywhere. she'd be on it. wnerelfne— everywhere. she'd be on it. where the outrage ? where is where is the outrage? where is the where is the outrage? where is we owfraeef— where is the outrage? where is the outrage? it's— where is the outrage? where is the outrage? it's disgusting . the outrage? it's disgusting. ana— the outrage? it's disgusting. ana ff-e— the outrage? it's disgusting. one we nof— the outrage? it's disgusting. and it's not acceptable . and i and it's not acceptable. and i woofe— and it's not acceptable. and i wowfa ffke— and it's not acceptable. and i would like to— and it's not acceptable. and i would like to see— and it's not acceptable. and i would like to see i would like to would like to see i would like

fo eee— would like to see i would like to see suella— would like to see i would like to see suella braverman getting on fo— to see suella braverman getting on fo fnfe. — to see suella braverman getting on fo fnfe. fa— to see suella braverman getting on to this. i'd like— to see suella braverman getting on to this. i'd like to see the mayor— on to this. i'd like to see the mayor of— on to this. i'd like to see the mayor of london— on to this. i'd like to see the mayor of london approaching fneee— mayor of london approaching fneee-ana— mayor of london approaching these-and-why these people and asking why fnaf-e— these people and asking why that's acceptable, because the these people and asking why that'swayeptable, because the these people and asking why that'sway round, , because the these people and asking why that'sway round, it)ecause the these people and asking why that'sway round, it would; the be other way round, it would not be foferaferf— other way round, it would not be tolerated. now— other way round, it would not be tolerated. now thank you very neon— tolerated. now thank you very neon ae— tolerated. now thank you very much as-nana- tolerated. now thank you very much as- nana akua . tolerated. now thank you very. much as- nana akua there tolerated. now thank you very- much as- nana akua there gb much as ever. nana akua there gb news and an absolute news presenter and an absolute legend as well. it must be said right . we've got loads coming right. we've got loads coming your way. of course i'm going to give you latest the give you the latest on the madeleine situation. madeleine mccann situation. apparently there's a search that's to take that's going to take place there. bring you latest there. i'll bring you the latest on that. i am also going to be talking to a veteran about the anniversary of lee rigby's murder terrorist murder on the streets of britain. but right now, as your headlines with polly . just straightening my polly. just straightening my microphone, the headlines this houn microphone, the headlines this hour, police investigating the disappearance of madeleine mccann are reportedly set to launch a major search in portugal. local media is saying a rernofe— portugal. local media is saying a remote reservoir— portugal. local media is saying a remote reservoir on- 3 local media is saying a remote reservoir on the weave— a remote reservoir on the algarve, which- a remote reservoir on the algarve, which the main suspect in algarve, which the main suspect fn fne— algarve, which the main suspect fn fne ease— algarve, which the main suspect in the case used— algarve, which the main suspect in the case used to— algarve, which the main suspect in the case used to visit, has reconne— in the case used to visit, has become a— in the case used to visit, has become a key— in the case used to visit, has become a key focus of their fnowfry— become a key focus of their fnowfry .— become a key focus of their fnowfry . fne— become a key focus of their

inquiry . the area is about 30 inquiry. the area is about 30 nffee— inquiry. the area is about 30 nffee fron— inquiry. the area is about 30 miles from the— inquiry. the area is about 30 miles from the resort in praia da miles from the resort in praia fa ...,_ miles from the resort in praia fa fez. wnere— miles from the resort in praia da luz, where she— miles from the resort in praia da luz, where she first went nfeefne— da luz, where she first went nfeefng fe— da luz, where she first went missing 16 years— da luz, where she first went missing 16 years ago . the home missing 16 years ago. the home seerefary— missing 16 years ago. the home seerefary eaye— missing 16 years ago. the home secretary says she's confident fnere— secretary says she's confident fnere ae— secretary says she's confident there was nothing untoward in there was nothing untoward in we way— there was nothing untoward in we way ene— there was nothing untoward in the way she handled a speeding offence.— the way she handled a speeding offence. suella— the way she handled a speeding offence. suella braverman is anaer— offence. suella braverman is under oreeewe— offence. suella braverman is under pressure over a possible freaen— under pressure over a possible freaen of— under pressure over a possible breach of the— under pressure over a possible breach of the ministerial code foffowfne— breach of the ministerial code following claims— breach of the ministerial code following claims she asked for help— following claims she asked for new fn— following claims she asked for help in arranging— following claims she asked for help in arranging a private eneea— help in arranging a private speed awareness course. the frfne— speed awareness course. the prime minister— speed awareness course. the prime minister has spoken to his efnfee— prime minister has spoken to his ethics adviser— prime minister has spoken to his ethics adviser about the matter, but ethics adviser about the matter, fwf ff-e— ethics adviser about the matter, but it's understood no formal fnoafry— but it's understood no formal fnowfry nae— but it's understood no formal inquiry has been— but it's understood no formal inquiry has been launched and epeanfne— inquiry has been launched and epeakfng for— inquiry has been launched and speaking for the— inquiry has been launched and speaking for the first time aboar— speaking for the first time afowf fne— speaking for the first time about the row,— speaking for the first time about the row, the home eeerefary— about the row, the home secretary didn't deny asking efvff— secretary didn't deny asking civil_ assistancei civil servants for assistance faer— civil servants for assistance faef — civil servants for assistance last summer. i- civil servants for assistance last summer. : g civil servants for assistance last summer. : 3g last summer. i was speeding. i regret that i paid the fine and itook regret that i paid the fine and i took the points. but we're focussed now on delivering for the british people and working for them. did you ask civil eewanfe— for them. did you ask civil eerwanfe fo— for them. did you ask civil servants to put— for them. did you ask civil servants to put-on - did you ask civil servants to put on a one for them. did you ask civil- servants to put-on a one on servants to put you on a one on epeeafng— servants to put you on a one on one speeding course in relation to one speeding course in relation fo fne— one speeding course in relation ro rne oroeeeef — one speeding course in relation to the process? i'm- one speeding course in relation to the process? f: f:3f3 to the process? i'm focussed on delivering british delivering for the british people. my job home people. do my job as home secretary. what i will is secretary. what i will say is that my view , i'm confident that in my view, i'm confident that in my view, i'm confident that nothing untoward has happened. that nothing untoward has happened . labour has warned the

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it jihadis on their home turf, as ff wee— jihadis on their home turf, as ff .— jihadis on their home turf, as it were , abroad— jihadis on their home turf, as it were , abroad iraq, it were, abroad iraq, afghanistan and trevor, i'm just keen— afghanistan and trevor, i'm just keen fo— afghanistan and trevor, i'm just keen fo ger— afghanistan and trevor, i'm just keen ro oer your— afghanistan and trevor, i'm just keen to get your view on your fnfffaf— keen to get your view on your initial feelings— keen to get your view on your initial feelings anyway, as we, of course, remember lee rigby foray— of course, remember lee rigby foaay ana— of course, remember lee rigby foaay ana fne— of course, remember lee rigby today and the legacy of his fearn— today and the legacy of his aeafn ana— today and the legacy of his death and whether or not you feef— death and whether or not you feef enowen— death and whether or not you feel enough has— death and whether or not you feel enough has been done in the wake— feel enough has been done in the wake of— feel enough has been done in the wake of war— feel enough has been done in the wake of that to— feel enough has been done in the wake of that to clamp down on fefanfef— wake of that to clamp down on islamist extremism . islamist extremism. first of alb— islamist extremism. first of aff. rarrfak— islamist extremism. first of all, patrick, thank you for having me on. i appreciate coming on your show all the time. and well, today is a quite sad day in a way. obviously, the forn— sad day in a way. obviously, the 10th anniversary— sad day in a way. obviously, the 10th anniversary of— sad day in a way. obviously, the 10th anniversary of the- 53: can 3 obviously, the 10th anniversary of the death, enowfa— 10th anniversary of the death, enowff f— 10th anniversary of the death, enowff f eay— 10th anniversary of the death, should i say, the— 10th anniversary of the death, should i say, the murder, not fne— should i say, the murder, not fne fearn— should i say, the murder, not fne aeafn. — should i say, the murder, not the death. the— should i say, the murder, not the death. : should i say, the murder, not the death. f::3 should i say, the murder, not the death. : the death. the murder of lee rigby streets of london rigby on the streets of london and has he been improvement? i don't think there has been, rafrfek. — don't think there has been, patrick. you— don't think there has been, patrick. 4r:3r. don't think there has been, patrick. 43. 33f: don't think there has been,- patrick. you know, at the end of the day, we have to look at what's been happening over the last 5 or 6 years. we see the uk nave — last 5 or 6 years. we see the uk nave faken— last 5 or 6 years. we see the uk nave faken fn— last 5 or 6 years. we see the uk have taken in lots— last 5 or 6 years. we see the uk have taken in lots and- l: �*7 «ff335 we see the uk have taken in lots and lots of oeonfe— have taken in lots and lots of oeopfe-fron- have taken in lots and lots of people from islamic people coming from islamic eownnefe— people coming from islamic countries into— people coming from islamic countries into our neighbourhoods and you've countries into our— neighbourhoods and you've got to remember that— neighbourhoods and you've got to remember thatllot_ neighbourhoods and you've got to remember that lot of a lot of remember that a lot of a lot of eewfne— remember that a lot of a lot of serving soldiers— remember that a lot of a lot of serving soldiers once they feae— serving soldiers once they feae ffve — serving soldiers once they leave, live around leave, live in and around fonfon— leave, live in and around london,-there- leave, live in and around london, there been an london, has there been an fn— london, has there been an increase in cctv? fmgg

increase in cctv? there's certainly been an increase in mosques. there's certainly been an increase in shear law in and around london. and a lot of the police officers don't go into certain parts of london. so if anything , we certain parts of london. so if anything, we are going certain parts of london. so if anything , we are going backwards anything, we are going backwards rather . now, today rather than forwards. now, today might the anniversary of the might be the anniversary of the murder lee rigby, but 35 murder of lee rigby, but 35 years ago, there was also the same brutal murder of corporal derek woods and david hughes in belfast. were our own government watched that murder from a helicopter and filmed it. so if anything, aren't moving anything, we aren't moving forward. we're actually stuck in like a bit of a time warp. so it it's not looking good for those that come back from combat theatres and suffer ptsd. but but we have to look at ptsd . a but we have to look at ptsd. a lot of people in london suffered from all the different from the different terror attacks coming back from theatre. but how are we meant solve it in london we meant to solve it in london when the london mayor himself suffers ptsd on behalf of everybody else's trauma ? okay. everybody else's trauma? okay. and trevor as well , when- : 3337 okay. and trevor as well , when i : 37 okay. and trevor as well , when i just and trevor as well, when i just kook— and trevor as well, when i just fook af—

and trevor as well, when i just fook af now— and trevor as well, when i just look at how far— and trevor as well, when i just look at how far shorter sentences _ look at how far shorter sentences we - look at how far shorter sentences we often give to fefanfef— sentences we often give to islamist terrorists and the fact fnaf— islamist terrorists and the fact fnaf ow— islamist terrorists and the fact that our prisons— islamist terrorists and the fact that our prisons appear to be afnoef— that our prisons appear to be almost training— that our prisons appear to be almost training grounds for ffnaafe— almost training grounds for jihadis these— almost training grounds for jihadis these days, i think we— jihadis these days, i think we gor— jihadis these days, i think you've got chance of you've got more chance of neeonfng— you've got more chance of becoming jihadi in prison and becoming a jihadi in prison and you nawen-f— becoming a jihadi in prison and you haven't rehabilitated you haven't being rehabilitated . kna— you haven't being rehabilitated . ana f— you haven't being rehabilitated . ana f-af— you haven't being rehabilitated . one in ff— you haven't being rehabilitated . and i-at it and- you haven't being rehabilitated .and i-at it and i- you haven't being rehabilitated . and i at it and ijust . and i look at it and i just can-f— . and i look at it and i just ean-f nefn— . and i look at it and i just can't help but— . and i look at it and i just can't help but wonder whether we're-onllittle- can't help but wonder whether we're-onllittle bit- can't help but wonder whether we're on little bit of we're sitting on a little bit of a-nonn— we're sitting on a little bit of a-bomb here. - we're sitting on a little bit of a bomb here. 3 keri; a time bomb here. patrick, we certainly are. um, i grew up in an era where we used to our parents used to tell us crime doesn't pay. but quite clearly in the last 5 or 6 years we've seen that for instance, the two evil people that murdered lee rigby received legal aid, received legal aid . taxpayers received legal aid. taxpayers help them fight their case in court. yet i see daily veterans that are wounded who can't get legal aid to prosecute a ministry of defence. so crime certainly pays at the minute. patrick yeah, and just on that as well, you know, we have a huge amount of veterans in this country and a lot of them fall

on hard times for whatever reason, whether they're suffering from mental health issues, physical issues as a result of injuries as well, just life stuff as well. you know, orafnary— life stuff as well. you know, orafnary peopfe— c �*"f:3 you know, ordinary people falling on hard ffnee— ordinary people falling on hard ffnee ana— ordinary people falling on hard ffnee and f— ordinary people falling on hard times and i just— ordinary people falling on hard times and i just feel as though we oon-f— times and i just feel as though we oon-f ao— times and i just feel as though we don't do enough for them . we don't do enough for them. freor— we don't do enough for them. freor kna— we don't do enough for them. trevor and look— we don't do enough for them. trevor and look ,— we don't do enough for them. trevor and look , i've spoken a trevor and look, i've spoken a lot trevor and look, i've spoken a fof aboar— trevor and look, i've spoken a lot about islamist— trevor and look, i've spoken a lot about islamist terrorism, of and f— lot about islamist terrorism, of course, and i don't— lot about islamist terrorism, of course, and i don't really want to, course, and i don't really want fo. yon— course, and i don't really want fo. you know.— course, and i don't really want to, you know, turn— course, and i don't really want to, you know, turn lee rigby's memory— to, you know, turn lee rigby's memory or— to, you know, turn lee rigby's memory or whatever singularly fnfo— memory or whatever singularly into something— memory or whatever singularly into something to— memory or whatever singularly into something to try to shine a nonf— into something to try to shine a ffenf on— into something to try to shine a light on islamist— into something to try to shine a light on islamist terrorism . light on islamist terrorism. ffe— light on islamist terrorism. ff-e narr— light on islamist terrorism. it's hard not— light on islamist terrorism. it's hard not to.— light on islamist terrorism. it's hard not to. we could maybe flip it's hard not to. we could maybe fffn ff— it's hard not to. we could maybe fffn ff on— it's hard not to. we could maybe fffp ff on ffe— it's hard not to. we could maybe flip it on its head— it's hard not to. we could maybe flip it on its head a— it's hard not to. we could maybe flip it on its head a bit, freon— flip it on its head a bit, trevor, and— flip it on its head a bit, trevor, and talk about what more enowfa— trevor, and talk about what more enowff ne— trevor, and talk about what more should be done— trevor, and talk about what more should be done for— trevor, and talk about what more should be done for our veterans, reaffy— should be done for our veterans, reaffy. kna— should be done for our veterans, really. and maybe— should be done for our veterans, really. and maybe that's a way of—ae- really. and maybe that's a way of—ae we- really. and maybe that's a way of—ae we fookl really. and maybe that's a way. of_as we look ten of honouring him as we look ten yeare— of honouring him as we look ten yearelfron— of honouring him as we look ten years-from his— of honouring him as we look ten years from his murder there years on from his murder there we no— years on from his murder there can we do more for example, to noaee— can we do more for example, to house homeless— can we do more for example, to house homeless veterans to get fnen —earef- house homeless veterans to get fnen—earef f- house homeless veterans to get. them _care? i mean, them mental health care? i mean, fnaf— them mental health care? i mean, fnaf ewefy— them mental health care? i mean, that surely should— them mental health care? i mean, that surely should be something that surely should be something fnaf eveoryne— that surely should be something that everyone should be championing.- that everyone should be championing. way championing. that would be a way to championing. that would be a way fo—fraefe— championing. that would be a way fo—fragfe evenn- to mark this very tragic event, pernaoe— to mark this very tragic event, pernaoe .— to mark this very tragic event, perhaps , patrick,— to mark this very tragic event, perhaps , patrick, first of all, perhaps, patrick, first of all, fnaf-e— perhaps, patrick, first of all, fnaf-e a— perhaps, patrick, first of all, that's a fantastic— perhaps, patrick, first of all, that's a fantastic way to do it. kna— that's a fantastic way to do it. and f— that's a fantastic way to do it. and f know— that's a fantastic way to do it. and i know and— that's a fantastic way to do it. and i know and i— that's a fantastic way to do it. and i know and i watch- that's a fantastic way to do it. and i know and i watch i- that's a fantastic way to do it. and i know and i watch i don't speak to him that often now, but

i do watch the work that johnny mercer is doing and his hands are still slightly tied, but he is doing best. if we is doing his best. now, if we want to mark the 10th anniversary rigby murder, anniversary of lee rigby murder, then the best thing to do , and i then the best thing to do, and i will this , his mother, lynn, will say this, his mother, lynn, does tremendous work. i've spoken to her in the past, but lee rigby son at the minute lee rigby son jack at the minute is trying to raise £1,000 for every year. his father's been murdered. and so far he's raised nearly £45,000. so it would be great if all your viewers were to get onto the justgiving page of jack rigby and try and help him raise as much money for scotty's little soldiers , which scotty's little soldiers, which the money's going towards. help bereaved families of soldiers. so that's a great way to mark his anniversary now. absolutely. look trevor, his anniversary now. - absolutely. look trevor, thank you— absolutely. look trevor, thank you very.— absolutely. look trevor, thank you very. very— absolutely. look trevor, thank you very, very much for coming on ana— you very, very much for coming on and talking— you very, very much for coming on and talking about this for ana— on and talking about this for and effekfne— on and talking about this for and sticking your head above the paranef— and sticking your head above the parapef on— and sticking your head above the parapet on numerous different fnere. — parapet on numerous different issues there. that's trevor coff. — issues there. that's trevor coff. fnere— issues there. that's trevor colt. there is— issues there. that's trevor colt. there is a- issues there. that's trevor- colt. there is a-veteran. colt. there is a combat veteran. ffke— colt. there is a combat veteran. eke-yon— colt. there is a combat veteran. ffke-yow know.- colt. there is a combat veteran. like-you know, he's- colt. there is a combat veteran. like you know, he's seen like i said, you know, he's seen aeffve— like i said, you know, he's seen aeffve-fn— like i said, you know, he's seen active-in jihadi- active service in jihadi heartlands,_ active service in jihadi heartlands, as it were. i remember at- heartlands, as it were. i remember at the time there being

owfraeea. — remember at the time there being outraged. obviously about the newer— outraged. obviously about the murder-kfeny- outraged. obviously about the murder-rigby at- outraged. obviously about the murder rigby at the hand murder of lee rigby at the hand of—ffnaafe.- murder of lee rigby at the hand of_jihadis. and. of those two vile jihadis. and it of those two vile jihadis. and ff-eeen— of those two vile jihadis. and ff-eeen fo— of those two vile jihadis. and it. seem to - down - of those two vile jihadis. and it seem to down rather it did seem to die down rather owfekfy— it did seem to die down rather owfekfy .— it did seem to die down rather owfekfy . kna— it did seem to die down rather owfekfy . kna f— it did seem to die down rather quickly . and i spoke at length quickly. and i spoke at length at quickly. and i spoke at length af fne— quickly. and i spoke at length af fne foo— quickly. and i spoke at length af fne for of— quickly. and i spoke at length at the top of this— quickly. and i spoke at length at the top of this hour about wnefner— at the top of this hour about wnefner or— at the top of this hour about whether or not— at the top of this hour about whether or not we are doing enowgn— whether or not we are doing enowgn-ewe- whether or not we are doing enough sure that enough to make sure that effwaffone— enough to make sure that situations like— enough to make sure that situations like this don't happen— situations like this don't happen the happen again. we look at the ffaneneefer— happen again. we look at the manchester bombing, for manchester arena bombing, for evanefe— manchester arena bombing, for exewas on a terror— manchester arena bombing, for exewas on a terror watch list, he was on a terror watch list, wae—effo- he was on a terror watch list, was—slip throughi he was on a terror watch list,- was_slip through the was allowed to slip through the nef— was allowed to slip through the nef. nfe— was allowed to slip through the net. his brother_ was allowed to slip through the net. his brother fled the eonnfry— net. his brother fled the country-could- net. his brother fled the country. could never face country. he could never face freffee— country. he could never face justice. there— country. he could never face justice. there warning justice. there were warning efene— justice. there were warning. efene—nfeeea signs there that were missed fefa— signs there that were missed feff-eenfre- signs there that were missed feff-eenfre .- signs there that were missed left, centre . you've left, right and centre. you've fnen— left, right and centre. you've then-individual- left, right and centre. you've then individual who then got the individual who earned— then got the individual who. carried—against carried out the attack against fee— carried out the attack against fee kfgfy— carried out the attack against lee rigby claims— carried out the attack against lee rigby claims anyway, and noweve— lee rigby claims anyway, and however much— lee rigby claims anyway, and however much you can believe, fnfe— however much you can believe, we gay.— however much you can believe, we guyr yon— however much you can believe, this guy, you know— however much you can believe, this guy, you know is anyone's eweee— this guy, you know is anyone's oweee fnf— this guy, you know is anyone's guess, but claims— this guy, you know is anyone's guess, but claims that he was raafeaffeea— guess, but claims that he was radicalised partly— guess, but claims that he was radicalised partly by anjum cnawfnry— radicalised partly by anjum chaudhry anjum chaudhry. of course , is back— chaudhry anjum chaudhry. of course , is back out about course, is back out and about agafn. — course, is back out and about agafn. weve— course, is back out and about again. we've numerous again. we've got numerous ferrorfefe— again. we've got numerous terrorists—outj again. we've got numerous- terrorists_out and again. we've got numerous- terrori on _out and again. we've got numerous- terrori on the _out and again. we've got numerous terrori on the street. out and again. we've got numerous terrori on the street. we)ut and again. we've got numerous terrori on the street. we let and again. we've got numerous terrori on the street. we let ind about on the street. we let in a very— about on the street. we let in a very high— about on the street. we let in a very high proportion of refwrnfng— very high proportion of. returning—for returning isis jihadis, for enamore— returning isis jihadis, for. example,_went returning isis jihadis, for- example,_went abroad example, people who went abroad to example, people who went abroad fo ffgnf— example, people who went abroad fo fan for— example, people who went abroad to fight for isis— example, people who went abroad to fight for isis and— example, people who went abroad to fight for isis and then come back— to fight for isis and then come back-eownfry. - to fight for isis and then comei back-country. - have back into this country. we have fargefy— back into this country. we have largely—policy- largely open border policy with ayone— largely open border policy with anyone—fne - largely open border policy with. anyone—the channel, anyone who crosses the channel, for-eake. — anyone who crosses the channel, for-eake. .ff- anyone who crosses the channel, for-sake. .it does. for goodness sake. and it does appear— for goodness sake. and it does .p...._........,- for goodness sake. and it does appear anyway, that we are appear to me anyway, that we are not appear to me anyway, that we are nor-fearnfne— appear to me anyway, that we are not-learning-lessonsl not maybe learning our lessons from— not maybe learning our lessons from-.— not maybe learning our lessons from-. weve- not maybe learning our lessons from-. we've got- from the past. we've got two very— from the past. we've got two very ofvfowe— from the past. we've got two very obvious examples. there of

fwo— very obvious examples. there of fwo aroeffowe— very obvious examples. there of two atrocious abominable terror affaeke— two atrocious abominable terror affaeke-ff— two atrocious abominable terror attacks. if someone attacks. and if someone aefonaffne— attacks. and if someone detonating a _ attacks. and if someone detonating a bomb in an arena fnff— detonating a bomb in an arena fwff of— detonating a bomb in an arena full of children— detonating a bomb in an arena full of children-a- detonating a bomb in an arena full of children a soldier detonating a bomb in an arena full ofhackeden a soldier detonating a bomb in an arena full ofhacked to a soldier detonating a bomb in an arena full ofhacked to pieces.dier detonating a bomb in an arena full ofhacked to pieces on r detonating a bomb in an arena full ofhacked to pieces on the being hacked to pieces on the efreefe— being hacked to pieces on the efreefe of— being hacked to pieces on the streets of london— being hacked to pieces on the streets of london enough streets of london isn't enough for-maybe— streets of london isn't enough for maybe sharpen up a bit for us to maybe sharpen up a bit fnen— for us to maybe sharpen up a bit fnen-ewe— for us to maybe sharpen up a bit then-sure what- for us to maybe sharpen up a bit then-sure what is,- for us to maybe sharpen up a bit then sure what is, but then i'm not sure what is, but get— then i'm not sure what is, but oer your— then i'm not sure what is, but oer your vfewe— then i'm not sure what is, but get your views coming in. gb vfewe— get your views coming in. gb vfewelen— get your views coming in. gb views-gb news— get your views coming in. gb views gb news .com. just views at gb news .com. just remember it's— views at gb news .com. just remember it's now, remember it's .com now, not eea-k— remember it's .com now, not .eo.k .— remember it's .com now, not .eo.k . we— remember it's .com now, not .co.uk . we have— remember it's .com now, not .co.uk . we have updated our .co.uk. we have updated our enaff— .co.uk. we have updated our email address. _ .co.uk. we have updated our email address. i've got a lot eonfne— email address. i've got a lot eonfng your— email address. i've got a lot eonfng your way— email address. i've got a lot coming your way. email address. i've got a lot coming your way . we're going to coming your way. we're going to be giving— coming your way. we're going to we gfvfng you— coming your way. we're going to we gfvfng you-very- coming your way. we're going to be giving you very latest as be giving you the very latest as the be giving you the very latest as fne-eouree.- be giving you the very latest as the-course, launch. the police, of course, launch anofner— the police, of course, launch another investigation and a eean— another investigation and a eearen-fn- another investigation and a search-in the- another investigation and a search in the hunt another investigation and a- search-in the hunt for search operation in the hunt for ffaaefefne— search operation in the hunt for madeleine mccann that's going to be madeleine mccann that's going to fe—ronueaf- madeleine mccann that's going to ne—ronueaf af- be taking place in portugal at a reeeofrvr— be taking place in portugal at a reeervofr-ewe— be taking place in portugal at a reservoir. .give you- be taking place in portugal at a reservoir. give you all the reservoir. i'll give you all the fefaffe—ana- reservoir. i'll give you all the details—and wheni reservoir. i'll give you all the. details—and when we details on that as and when we get details on that as and when we eef ff.— details on that as and when we eef ff. nur— details on that as and when we get it. but closer— details on that as and when we get it. but closer to home, a fneafre— get it. but closer to home, a theatre will— get it. but closer to home, a theatre will stage a play next nonfn— theatre will stage a play next nonfn wffn— theatre will stage a play next month with an— theatre will stage a play next month with an exclusively black aufaenee— audience, apparently because fney— audience, apparently because they—,— audience, apparently because .h.._, nrfvafe- audience, apparently because. they_, private space they want a safe, private space free— they want a safe, private space free from — they want a safe, private space free from what— they want a safe, private space free from what they call the wnffe— free from what they call the wnffe gaze — free from what they call the white gaze is— free from what they call the white gaze is that racism? i'm rafrfek— white gaze is that racism? i'm patrick christys— white gaze is that racism? i'm patrick christys on gb news nrffafn-e— patrick christys on gb news britain's news— patrick christys on gb news britain's news .—

britain's news. channel welcome back. now a london— 3 3 welcome back. now a london theatre is fanne— back. now a london theatre is faefne a— back. now a london theatre is facing a backlash— back. now a london theatre is facing a backlash after organfefne— facing a backlash after organising what they call a nfaekouf— organising what they call a blackout event— organising what they call a blackout event where white oeoofe— blackout event where white ww“! — blackout event where white people are urged not to attend the people are urged not to attend fne fneafre. — people are urged not to attend the theatre. royal— people are urged not to attend the theatre. royal stratford faer— the theatre. royal stratford raef fn— the theatre. royal stratford east in east— the theatre. royal stratford east in east london aims to ereaef— east in east london aims to ereaef a— east in east london aims to create a safe— east in east london aims to create a safe place , private create a safe place, private enaee— create a safe place, private enaee fo— create a safe place, private space to allow— create a safe place, private space to allow an all black faenfffyfng— space to allow an all black identifying audience to explore race relations— identifying audience to explore race relations free from the wnffe— race relations free from the wnffe gaze— race relations free from the wnffe gaze .— race relations free from the white gaze . organisers of the white gaze. organisers of the ofaee— white gaze. organisers of the pfaee nau— white gaze. organisers of the place had white— white gaze. organisers of the place had white patrons should not place had white patrons should nof go— place had white patrons should nof go fo— place had white patrons should

nor go fo fne— place had white patrons should not go to the performance of fanfo— not go to the performance of fanfo ana— not go to the performance of tambo and bones on july, the ffffn. — tambo and bones on july, the ffffn. fne— tambo and bones on july, the fifth. the quote— tambo and bones on july, the fifth. the quote unquote ffaekouf— fifth. the quote unquote blackout event is one of a run of 29— blackout event is one of a run of 29 performances, is described as of 29 performances, is described ae a afeforfea— of 29 performances, is described as a distorted minstrel show neefe— as a distorted minstrel show neefe nff— as a distorted minstrel show neefe nfg nog— as a distorted minstrel show meets hip hop concert . as a distorted minstrel show meets hip hop concert. right. okay.— meets hip hop concert. right. okay. weff— meets hip hop concert. right. okay. weff fn— meets hip hop concert. right. okay. well i'm joined now by a feefurer— okay. well i'm joined now by a feefurer af— okay. well i'm joined now by a lecturer at oriel_ okay. well i'm joined now by a lecturer at oriel college okfora. — lecturer at oriel college okfora. or. — lecturer at oriel college oxford, dr. maria kawartha dowd. fnank— oxford, dr. maria kawartha dowd. fnank you— oxford, dr. maria kawartha dowd. fnank you very.— oxford, dr. maria kawartha dowd. thank you very, very much for fofnfng— thank you very, very much for fofnfng ne— thank you very, very much for fofnfng fe— thank you very, very much for joining me. is this— thank you very, very much for joining me. is this racist. snee— joining me. is this racist. she's either— joining me. is this racist. she's either frozen or sitting very— she's either frozen or sitting very effu— she's either frozen or sitting very effff .— she's either frozen or sitting very erfff . f— she's either frozen or sitting very still . i think she's very still. i think she's frozen — very still. i think she's frozen. oh,— very still. i think she's frozen. oh, well , there we go. frozen. oh, well, there we go. unfortunately,— frozen. oh, well, there we go. unfortunately, we _ frozen. oh, well, there we go. unfortunately, we won't be able to unfortunately, we won't be able fo ger— unfortunately, we won't be able fo gef fne— unfortunately, we won't be able to get the views— unfortunately, we won't be able to get the views of— unfortunately, we won't be able to get the views of marie couffnara.— to get the views of marie coulthard. order. it's amazing fnaf— coulthard. order. it's amazing fnaf ene— coulthard. order. it's amazing fnaf ene ae— coulthard. order. it's amazing that she was cleared to come on afr— that she was cleared to come on nur— that she was cleared to come on air, but hopefully— that she was cleared to come on air, but hopefully we'll manage to air, but hopefully we'll manage fo-naek— air, but hopefully we'll manage fo-naek on— air, but hopefully we'll manage fo-naek on fn- air, but hopefully we'll manage to-back on in just- to get her back on in just a eeeona — to get her back on in just a second. look,— to get her back on in just a second. look, i— to get her back on in just a second. look, i no intention to get her back on in just a sergo d. look, i no intention to get her back on in just a sergo d. this, i no intention to get her back on in just a sergo d. this play. no intention to get her back on in just a sergo d. this play. i no intention to get her back on in just a sergo d. this play. i musttention to get her back on in just a sergo d. this play. i must be :ion to go to this play. i must be noneef— to go to this play. i must be honest with— to go to this play. i must be honest with you. _ to go to this play. i must be honest with you. but it does seem a little— honest with you. but it does seem a little bit— honest with you. but it does seem a little bit surprising, foeen-f— doesn't it, that in this modern day— doesn't it, that in this modern day ana— doesn't it, that in this modern day and age— doesn't it, that in this modern day and age af— doesn't it, that in this modern day and age at the moment in nrffafn— day and age at the moment in nrffafn fnaf— day and age at the moment in britain, that you— day and age at the moment in britain, that you could have eonefnfng— britain, that you could have something that— britain, that you could have something that is tantamount to near— something that is tantamount to raefaf-agafnef— something that is tantamount to racial against doubt pushback against it? no doubt wfff— pushback against it? no doubt wffflfnaf— pushback against it? no doubt will-that white— pushback against it? no doubt will that white people have will be that white people have a nuge—nrfvffege- will be that white people have a huge privilege and huge amount of privilege and war— huge amount of privilege and fnaf-nave— huge amount of privilege and that-have-things- huge amount of privilege and that have things their huge amount of privilege and that way have things their huge amount of privilege and that way ha generations|s their own way for generations and generaffone— own way for generations and. generaffone—we generations and therefore, if we guer— generations and therefore, if we fuef-euek— generations and therefore, if we fuef-euek fnfe- generations and therefore, if we just-suck this-up,i just have to suck this one up, our— just have to suck this one up,

fur-nof— just have to suck this one up, fur-nor fne— just have to suck this one up, but not the principle of but it is not the principle of it, but it is not the principle of f. fe— but it is not the principle of f. fe ff— but it is not the principle of f. fe ff nof— but it is not the principle of it, is it not that— but it is not the principle of it, is it not that surely you enouffn-f— it, is it not that surely you shouldn't be— it, is it not that surely you shouldn't be banning people naeea— shouldn't be banning people based-colour- shouldn't be banning people based colour their based on the colour of their ekfn— based on the colour of their ekfn fron — based on the colour of their skin from going— based on the colour of their skin from going to see or do anyfnfngf— skin from going to see or do anyfnfngf f— skin from going to see or do anything? i mean, that seems a fffffe— anything? i mean, that seems a fffffe nff— anything? i mean, that seems a little bit shocking— anything? i mean, that seems a little bit shocking as far as i refu— little bit shocking as far as i feff. oo— little bit shocking as far as i can tell. do you— little bit shocking as far as i can tell. do you or do you not fnfnk— can tell. do you or do you not fnfnk fnaf— can tell. do you or do you not think that is— can tell. do you or do you not think that is racist? i'm just going— think that is racist? i'm just gofng fo— think that is racist? i'm just going to delve— think that is racist? i'm just going to delve into the inbox now-eee— going to delve into the inbox now-see what- going to delve into the inbox now see what lovely now and see what you lovely geonfe— now and see what you lovely people—gb people have been saying. gb vfewe— people have been saying. gb wewe-en— people have been saying. gb views-gb news- people have been saying. gb views gb news .com. remember views and gb news .com. remember that views and gb news .com. remember fnaf-fnaeea— views and gb news .com. remember that-indeed the— views and gb news .com. remember that-indeed the new— views and gb news .com. remember that indeed the new email that it is indeed the new email afareee— that it is indeed the new email afareee af— that it is indeed the new email address at the— that it is indeed the new email address at the moment. that it is indeed the new email address at the moment . suella address at the moment. suella nravernan fe— address at the moment. suella braverman is a— address at the moment. suella braverman is a non—story. he eaye— braverman is a non—story. he eaye ufkkf— braverman is a non—story. he says, nikki, the— braverman is a non—story. he says, nikki, the media should move on and leave her in place, our— move on and leave her in place, our fney— move on and leave her in place, our fney onf— move on and leave her in place, but they won't. i— move on and leave her in place, but they won't. i wonder if the efvff— but they won't. i wonder if the efvff eervfee— but they won't. i wonder if the civil service will— but they won't. i wonder if the civil service will be as vfgffanfe— civil service will be as vigilante if— civil service will be as vigilante if their leaks once fafour— vigilante if their leaks once fafour fn— vigilante if their leaks once labour in power— vigilante if their leaks once labour in power and this is a big— labour in power and this is a nfg rung.— labour in power and this is a big thing. nikki— labour in power and this is a big thing. nikki i can't help our— big thing. nikki i can't help fur-wnen- big thing. nikki i can't help but when comes big thing. nikki i can't help but-whenlcomes the but wonder when it comes to the sueffa— but wonder when it comes to the suella braverman— but wonder when it comes to the suella braverman should suella braverman stuff, should the suella braverman stuff, should fne—nef- suella braverman stuff, should fne—nef wnyl suella braverman stuff, shouldi fne—nef wny on the story not really be? why on earfn— the story not really be? why on earn-on— the story not really be? why on earth,-on earth— the story not really be? why on earth,-on earth-our- earth, why on earth are our efvff— earth, why on earth are our efvff eervfee— earth, why on earth are our civil service consistently feakfngf— civil service consistently leaking? you— civil service consistently leaking? you look at this suella braverman supposedly is said to a efvff— braverman supposedly is said to a civil servant.— braverman supposedly is said to a civil servant. oh,— braverman supposedly is said to a civil servant. oh, is there any— a civil servant. oh, is there any eaneen— a civil servant. oh, is there any chance that— a civil servant. oh, is there any chance that i might be able to? any chance that i might be able fof wean.— any chance that i might be able foe fean. aff— any chance that i might be able to? yeah. all right.— any chance that i might be able to? yeah. all right. there to? yeah. all right. is there any— to? yeah. all right. is there any chance that i might be able to any chance that i might be able fo-gef— any chance that i might be able fo-gef off— any chance that i might be able to-get off this— any chance that i might be able to-get off this-and. to just get off this thing and do to just get off this thing and no a— to just get off this thing and no a grfvafe— to just get off this thing and do a private 1— to just get off this thing and do a private 1 to— to just get off this thing and do a private 1 to 1 speeding effuaffon— do a private 1 to 1 speeding effuaffon f— do a private 1 to 1 speeding situation ? they've said no. and

situation? they've said no. and fnen— situation? they've said no. and fnen ene-e— situation? they've said no. and then she's paid— situation? they've said no. and then she's paid the fine and fnen— then she's paid the fine and fnen ene-e— then she's paid the fine and then she's done— then she's paid the fine and then she's done it. so there we 90-— then she's done it. so there we go. we— then she's done it. so there we go. we r— then she's done it. so there we go. we r an— then she's done it. so there we go. as i am reliably now fnfornerf— go. as i am reliably now informed, joined by informed, i am joined by feefurer— informed, i am joined by lecturer college oxford, lecturer oriel college oxford, dr. lecturer oriel college oxford, or. _caner.— lecturer oriel college oxford, dr.-carter, dodi- lecturer oriel college oxford, dr.-carter, dodi .- lecturer oriel college oxford, dr. carter, dodi . thank dr. marie carter, dodi. thank you— dr. marie carter, dodi. thank you-muon— dr. marie carter, dodi. thank you-much. great- dr. marie carter, dodi. thank you much. great to have you you very much. great to have you on—fnaf— you very much. great to have you on—fnaf raefef- you very much. great to have you on_that racist ?- on the show. was that racist? fne— on the show. was that racist? fne fneafre— on the show. was that racist? the theatre banning people from going— the theatre banning people from gofng-wnffe— going if they're white essentially - going if they're white essentially .- going if they're white essentially . going if they're white essentially. �*fef3ll going if they're white essentially . �*fef3ll going if they're white- essentially . well, the issue of essentially. well, the issue of asking people of a certain skin colour not to show up on a certain day can be definitely seen as racism. the practise is based on douglas turner's word play. dahivel . absolutely play. dahivel. absolutely ridiculous that this lady, unfortunately has been cleared twice now on this show. but there we go. marie,- there we go. marie, co—author nonf— there we go. marie, co—author ooaf ana— there we go. marie, co—author dodi and fortunately we cannot get dodi and fortunately we cannot gef—nuf- dodi and fortunately we cannot gef—nuf fnerel dodi and fortunately we cannoti get—but there we get through to her. but there we go. rook.— get through to her. but there we go. rook. rve— get through to her. but there we go. rook. f-ve gof— get through to her. but there we go. look, i've got a— get through to her. but there we go. look, i've got a lot more eonfng— go. look, i've got a lot more eonfng your— go. look, i've got a lot more coming your way. - go. look, i've got a lot more coming your way. and i was aefvfng— coming your way. and i was delving-inbox- coming your way. and i was delving inbox there. delving into the inbox there. i we— delving into the inbox there. i wfff—ao- delving into the inbox there. i wfff—fo ff.- will continue to do it. vaiews@gbnews.uk com. it's well known — vaiews@gbnews.uk com. it's well known fnaf— vaiews@gbnews.uk com. it's well known that racism _ vaiews@gbnews.uk com. it's well known that racism is considered to known that racism is considered fo onfy— known that racism is considered fo onfy ne— known that racism is considered to only be committed by white oeoue.— to only be committed by white oeoue-unfa— to only be committed by white people,-linda. if- to only be committed by white people, linda. if white people, says linda. if white peonfe— people, says linda. if white geogfe are— people, says linda. if white people are suggesting that a fneafre— people are suggesting that a fneafre for— people are suggesting that a theatre for them, only then that woufa—

theatre for them, only then that would-outrageous- theatre for them, only then that would outrageous and it's would be outrageous and it's aneofufefy— would be outrageous and it's absolutely right.— would be outrageous and it's absolutely right. look , there absolutely right. so look, there we-fef-e— absolutely right. so look, there we-fef-e go— absolutely right. so look, there we-let's go now,- absolutely right. so look, there we let's go now, shall we, we go. let's go now, shall we, to we go. let's go now, shall we, fo fne— we go. let's go now, shall we, fo fne fafeef— we go. let's go now, shall we, to the latest on— we go. let's go now, shall we, to the latest on phillip schofield,_ to the latest on phillip schofield, who faces an uneerfafn— schofield, who faces an uncertain future after he left fnfe— uncertain future after he left we nornfng— uncertain future after he left this morning. schofield claims fnaf— this morning. schofield claims fnaf ff— this morning. schofield claims fnaf ff ae— this morning. schofield claims that it was his— this morning. schofield claims that it was his decision to feave— that it was his decision to feave fne— that it was his decision to leave the show- that it was his decision to leave the show after more than 20 yea — leave the show after more than zo yeare nur— leave the show after more than 20 years. but his— leave the show after more than 20 years. but his former eoffeague— 20 years. but his former colleague and- 20 years. but his former colleague and gb news presenter ranonn— colleague and gb news presenter eamonn holmes— colleague and gb news presenter eamonn holmes is— colleague and gb news presenter eamonn holmes is having aneofufefy— eamonn holmes is having absolutely none of it. here's wnaf— absolutely none of it. here's wnaf ne— absolutely none of it. here's wnaf ne nau— absolutely none of it. here's what he had to— absolutely none of it. here's what he had to say earlier on. roffowe— what he had to say earlier on. roffowe fne— what he had to say earlier on. follows the big— what he had to say earlier on. follows the big announcement on safuraay— follows the big announcement on safuraay fron — follows the big announcement on saturday from phillip schofield that saturday from phillip schofield fnaf ne— saturday from phillip schofield fnaf ne ae— saturday from phillip schofield that he was stepping down. 03 that he was stepping down. oh, wease— that he was stepping down. oh, pfeaee. fer-e— that he was stepping down. oh, please, let's just— that he was stepping down. oh, please, let's just stop- that he was stepping down. oh, please, let's just stop this. he was sacked right at all this nonsense about giving him. i've decided to step down. i'm sure you did . i'm decided to step down. i'm sure you did. i'm sure you did. here, here's your p45 and i stepped on. you know why do we. why do we propagate this languages? i've decided to step down. and she says , oh, the coach will not she says, oh, the coach will not feel the same without him being there . well, she wanted him not there. well, she wanted him not there. well, she wanted him not there. so what's she moaning about? the coach not feeling the same for? i mean, they deserve

each other, i suppose . yeah. each other, i suppose. yeah. lots of questions— each other, i suppose. yeah. lots of questions about- 3 yeah. lots of questions about what neef— lots of questions about what near for— lots of questions about what next for holly— lots of questions about what next for holly and phil? aren't fnere— next for holly and phil? aren't fnere reaffyf— next for holly and phil? aren't there really? and _ next for holly and phil? aren't there really? and supposedly nee— there really? and supposedly ne-e keen— there really? and supposedly he's been offered some kind of prime— he's been offered some kind of grfne ffne— he's been offered some kind of prime time slot.— he's been offered some kind of prime time slot. right. prime time slot. all right. i fnfnk— prime time slot. all right. i fnfnk-nfgnf— prime time slot. all right. i think-might be- prime time slot. all right. i think might be due present think he might be due to present eonefnfng— think he might be due to present something—awardsl something like the soap awards the something like the soap awards fne neef— something like the soap awards the next couple— something like the soap awards the next couple of— something like the soap awards the next couple of i'm the next couple of weeks. i'm nof— the next couple of weeks. i'm nor—fnani not sure he'll be doing that. wnaf— not sure he'll be doing that. wnaf foee— not sure he'll be doing that. what doeslmean- not sure he'll be doing that. what does mean dancing on what does it mean for dancing on reef— what does it mean for dancing on reef-wnf— what does it mean for dancing on reef-wfff noffy— what does it mean for dancing on ice?-will holly and- what does it mean for dancing on ice? will holly and phil ice? i mean, will holly and phil be ice? i mean, will holly and phil ffe—aff— ice? i mean, will holly and phil ffe—ark of- ice? i mean, will holly and phil be_all of that?- ice? i mean, will holly and phil be_all of that? it. be reuniting for all of that? it foee— be reuniting for all of that? it foee-fo— be reuniting for all of that? it does-to expose- be reuniting for all of that? it does to expose lot of does appear to expose a lot of fne— does appear to expose a lot of fne eonnfefe— does appear to expose a lot of the complete utter fakery. the complete and utter fakery. everyone— the complete and utter fakery. everyone-waf— the complete and utter fakery. everyone that there's everyone knows that there's a lot everyone knows that there's a for-ana— everyone knows that there's a lot and television, everyone knows that there's a lot they? and television, everyone knows that there's a lot they? butd television, everyone knows that there's a lot they? but i television, everyone knows that there's a lot they? but i think sion, you don't they? but i think when you just don't they? but i think when you her-efean— don't they? but i think when you just-clear, obvious- just see a clear, obvious ekannfe— just see a clear, obvious ekangfe of— just see a clear, obvious example of that, what's example of that, like what's been— example of that, like what's been-behind- example of that, like what's been behind the example of that, like what's- been-behind the scenes been going on behind the scenes at been going on behind the scenes af-nornfng— been going on behind the scenes at-morning and— been going on behind the scenes at morning and then no at this morning and then no fourf— at this morning and then no doubt what's— at this morning and then no doubt what's-to- at this morning and then no doubt what's to come out doubt what's going to come out of-fnfe— doubt what's going to come out of-fnfe eouen— doubt what's going to come out of-this couch feels- doubt what's going to come out of this couch feels so of it. oh, this couch feels so empty— of it. oh, this couch feels so engfy wffnouf— of it. oh, this couch feels so empty without phil well, as ranonn— eamonn was saying there, you were—fo- eamonn was saying there, you weeo—f gef were desperately trying to get rid were desperately trying to get no of— were desperately trying to get no of-fy— were desperately trying to get no of-ny fne— were desperately trying to get rid of by the looks of rid of him by the looks of fnfnge.— rid of him by the looks of things-phil- rid of him by the looks of. things.-phil doesn't things. and then phil doesn't nenffon—ffl things. and then phil doesn'ti mention—it just mention holly in the in it just eeeea— mention holly in the in it just eeeea a— mention holly in the in it just seemed a little— mention holly in the in it just seemed a little bit sickening, foeen-f— seemed a little bit sickening,i foeen-f—eaye doesn't it. but as eamonn says fnere—aeeerve- doesn't it. but as eamonn says| there—deserve each there maybe they deserve each ofner.— there maybe they deserve each ofner-rook.— there maybe they deserve each other,-look, it's— there maybe they deserve each other, look, it's now other, but look, it's time now for-rfek— other, but look, it's time now for-rfek of— other, but look, it's time now for-pick of the - other, but look, it's time now for pick of the day, for patrick's pick of the day, wnere—efory- for patrick's pick of the day,| where _ story that where i focus on a story that you— where i focus on a story that you won-f— where i focus on a story that you won't want— where i focus on a story that you won't want see haven't you won't want to see or haven't on fne— you won't want to see or haven't seen on the front— you won't want to see or haven't seen on the front of— you won't want to see or haven't seen on the front of any naffonaf— seen on the front of anyi national—but seen on the front of any. national—but it national newspapers. but it eerfafnfy— national newspapers. but it eerfafnfy-ny- national newspapers. but it certainly my eye. and national newspapers. but it certairit's my eye. and national newspapers. but it certairit's a my eye. and national newspapers. but it certairit's a tale my eye. and national newspapers. but it certairit's a tale from (e. and national newspapers. but it certairit's a tale from the lnd national newspapers. but it certairit's a tale from the bbc today, it's a tale from the bbc wefeffe— today, it's a tale from the bbc wefeffe-a— today, it's a tale from the bbc website.-a load- today, it's a tale from the bbc website.-a load of- today, it's a tale from the bbc website. a load of this. today, it's a tale from the bbc welright. a load of this. today, it's a tale from the bbc welright. a a load of this. today, it's a tale from the bbc welright. a school.oad of this. today, it's a tale from the bbc

welright. a school bus of this. today, it's a tale from the bbc welright. a school bus gothis. all right. a school bus got efuek— all right. a school bus got stuck under— all right. a school bus got stuck under bridge for the stuck under a bridge for the eeeonf— stuck under a bridge for the eeeonaf-— stuck under a bridge for the second-a year. - second time in a year. fortunately, - second time in a year. fortunately, it seems that no one-fewer.— fortunately, it seems that no one injured. okay but what one was injured. okay but what made— one was injured. okay but what mane-ennu— one was injured. okay but what made-stand out- one was injured. okay but what made stand out for me made this story stand out for me as made this story stand out for me ae fne— made this story stand out for me ae fne nae— made this story stand out for me ae fne of— made this story stand out for me as the name of the— made this story stand out for me as the name of the reporter? so if as the name of the reporter? so ff youre— as the name of the reporter? so ff youre wrfrfng— as the name of the reporter? so if you're writing the headline eenoof— if you're writing the headline eenoof fue— if you're writing the headline school bus gets— if you're writing the headline school bus gets stuck under low nrfage— school bus gets stuck under low nrfage agafn— school bus gets stuck under low bridge again, who— school bus gets stuck under low bridge again, who else took over the bridge again, who else took over fne efory— bridge again, who else took over fne efory nur— bridge again, who else took over fne efory fur a— bridge again, who else took over the story but a lady called caroffne— the story but a lady called caroline lowbridge? that's right . fnere— caroline lowbridge? that's right . fnere you— caroline lowbridge? that's right . fnere you go.— caroline lowbridge? that's right . there you go. so— caroline lowbridge? that's right . there you go. so i just fnougnf— . there you go. so i just fnougnf ff.— . there you go. so i just thought i'd. yeah i just thought i'd thought i'd. yeah i just thought f-a frfng— thought i'd. yeah i just thought f-a bung-your- i'd bring that to your attention.— i'd bring that to your attention. fantastic. surely fnaf— attention. fantastic. surely fnaf naf— attention. fantastic. surely fnaf naa fo— attention. fantastic. surely that had to be— attention. fantastic. surely that had to be an in—joke also. seeona— that had to be an in—joke also. second-fn— that had to be an in—joke also. eeeona-fn a— that had to be an in—joke also. second in a anyway. second time in a year anyway. anyway. —you - second time in a year anyway.| anyway—you know. anyway, as many of you know, i an — anyway, as many of you know, i an eounffng— anyway, as many of you know, i am counting-to- anyway, as many of you know, i am counting to wednesday, am counting down to wednesday, june— am counting down to wednesday, june fne— am counting down to wednesday, june fne zefn— am counting down to wednesday, june the 28th, when i will dance on efage— june the 28th, when i will dance on efage wffn— june the 28th, when i will dance on stage with the— june the 28th, when i will dance on stage with the dream boys who say on stage with the dream boys who eay fnaf— on stage with the dream boys who eay fnaf fney-re — on stage with the dream boys who say that they're the— on stage with the dream boys who say that they're the most famous nake— say that they're the most famous nafe efrfggere— say that they're the most famous male strippers .the— say that they're the most famous male strippers the uk. i'm male strippers in the uk. i'm going— male strippers in the uk. i'm gofng fo— male strippers in the uk. i'm gofng o oo— male strippers in the uk. i'm going to do three— male strippers in the uk. i'm going to do three routines on fne— going to do three routines on fne nfgnf— going to do three routines on the night-one— going to do three routines on the night one them will the night and one of them will be the night and one of them will neleofo— the night and one of them will belsolo show.— the night and one of them will belsolo show. and- the night and one of them will be solo show. and i met the be a solo show. and i met the fafe— be a solo show. and i met the fade earffer— be a solo show. and i met the lads earlier-learn- be a solo show. and i met the lads earlier learn some of lads earlier to learn some of fne— lads earlier to learn some of fne-fn— lads earlier to learn some of fne-f-n gofng- lads earlier to learn some of the-i'm going to- lads earlier to learn some of the i'm going to be in the moves i'm going to be in fronfey—fuef- bromley in kent. it's just over ffve— bromley in kent. it's just over fne-ffne— bromley in kent. it's just over five-time. i've- bromley in kent. it's just over five-time. i've had- bromley in kent. it's just over five time. i've had to get five weeks time. i've had to get down— five weeks time. i've had to get down from — five weeks time. i've had to get down from ff— five weeks time. i've had to get down from 15 stone— five weeks time. i've had to get down from 15 stone eight, which, neffeve— down from 15 stone eight, which, neffeve-wae— down from 15 stone eight, which, neffeve-wae ny- believe it or not, was my ffgnffng— believe it or not, was my ffgnffng-nof- believe it or not, was my fighting-not so. believe it or not, was my fighting not so long believe it or not, was my- fighting-not so long ago fighting weight not so long ago .|won-f— fighting weight not so long ago .|won-f-feff— fighting weight not so long ago .iwon't-tell you- fighting weight not so long ago . won't tell you what i . i won't quite tell you what i an — . i won't quite tell you what i am -,— . iwon't quite tell you what i an l fur— . iwon't quite tell you what i an. our f-ff— . i won't quite tell you what i am , but i'll reveal all in a am now, but i'll reveal all in a eounfe— am now, but i'll reveal all in a eounfe of— am now, but i'll reveal all in a eougfe of gaye— am now, but i'll reveal all in a couple of days. but i've got to

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ago this week. and not a day goee ny— ago this week. and not a day goes by without— ago this week. and not a day goes by without about goes by without thinking about him goes by without thinking about nfn-nfaaen— goes by without thinking about him hidden suffering . he him and his hidden suffering. he was everyone's rock. but who knew— was everyone's rock. but who knewf wow— was everyone's rock. but who knew? now mark,— was everyone's rock. but who knew? now mark, thankfully gave a are— knew? now mark, thankfully gave a are fnere. — knew? now mark, thankfully gave a £10 there. and— knew? now mark, thankfully gave a £10 there. and this is the kfna— a £10 there. and this is the kfnf of— a £10 there. and this is the kind of thing— a £10 there. and this is the kind of thing that we're trying to kind of thing that we're trying fo eroe.— kind of thing that we're trying ro efop. okay.— kind of thing that we're trying ro efop. okay. f— kind of thing that we're trying to stop. okay. i am for what is worn— to stop. okay. i am for what is worth humiliating— to stop. okay. i am for what is worth humiliating myself on efage— worth humiliating myself on efage-fne— worth humiliating myself on stage the privilege of it. stage for the privilege of it. our— stage for the privilege of it. fur-eave- stage for the privilege of it. but-save some. stage for the privilege of it.. but-save some lives but if we can save some lives fogefner.— but if we can save some lives fogefner.-ne- but if we can save some lives together, be massively together, that will be massively aggreefarea. — together, that will be massively appreciated. .just_ appreciated. it's just giving.com/fundraising, forward efaen— giving.com/fundraising, forward slash challenge— giving.com/fundraising, forward slash challenge .— giving.com/fundraising, forward slash challenge . christie if slash challenge. christie and if we—k- slash challenge. christie and if we—k mark- we can hit that 50 k mark ffngere— we can hit that 50 k mark fingers crossed.- we can hit that 50 k mark fingers crossed. that's a lot of help— fingers crossed. that's a lot of new for— fingers crossed. that's a lot of new for a— fingers crossed. that's a lot of new fora for— fingers crossed. that's a lot of help for a lot of— fingers crossed. that's a lot of help for a lot of people. but f-ff— help for a lot of people. but f-ff ger— help for a lot of people. but f-ff gef off— help for a lot of people. but f-ff gef off my— help for a lot of people. but i'll get off my soapbox now anyway. — i'll get off my soapbox now anyway. -go. - i'll get off my soapbox now anyway. go. right. i'll get off my soapbox now anywelook go. right. i'll get off my soapbox now anywelook , go. right. i'll get off my soapbox now anywelook , i've go. right. i'll get off my soapbox now anywelook , i've got». right. i'll get off my soapbox now anywelook , i've got». ilotlt. i'll get off my soapbox now anywelook , i've got». ilot more well, look, i've got a lot more eonfng— well, look, i've got a lot more eonfng-way— well, look, i've got a lot more coming way throughout the coming your way throughout the course-show. of- coming your way throughout the course show. of course, coming your way throughout the cowgoing show. of course, coming your way throughout the cowgoing be low. of course, coming your way throughout the cowgoing be low. of about, i'm going to be talking about none— i'm going to be talking about home secretary— i'm going to be talking about home secretary braverman. home secretary suella braverman. she home secretary suella braverman. sne eaye— home secretary suella braverman. sne eaye fnaf— home secretary suella braverman. she says that she's— home secretary suella braverman. she says that she's confident ene— she says that she's confident she _ untoward - she says that she's confident. she _ untoward .the she did nothing untoward as the row—nanaffngl row intensifies of her handling over-eneeafng— row intensifies of her handling over speeding offence. over the speeding offence. i'm going— over the speeding offence. i'm gofng-fne— over the speeding offence. i'm gofng-fnfe efory- over the speeding offence. i'm going this story on. i'm going to move this story on. i'm going—simply- going to move this story on. i'm going-rishi .simply.- going to move this story on. i'm going rishi sunakiply. going to move this story on. i'm going rishi sunak sunak okay. can rishi sunak sunak affore— okay. can rishi sunak sunak affora fo— okay. can rishi sunak sunak afford to lose— okay. can rishi sunak sunak afford to lose sevilla? i'm greffy— afford to lose sevilla? i'm grefry uee— afford to lose sevilla? i'm pretty sure she's the only thing efanafng— pretty sure she's the only thing efanafng fn— pretty sure she's the only thing standing in the— pretty sure she's the only thing standing in the way of a eongfefe— standing in the way of a complete and- standing in the way of a complete and utter public renefffon— complete and utter public rebellion as— complete and utter public rebellion as those immigration ffguree— rebellion as those immigration figures-absolute- rebellion as those immigration figures absolute shocker. figures are an absolute shocker. rafrfek— figures are an absolute shocker. patrick christys— figures are an absolute shocker. patrick christys on— figures are an absolute shocker. patrick christys on gb news nrffafn-e— patrick christys on gb news

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government has been continually noffowea— government has been continually noffowea our— government has been continually hollowed out . _ government has been continually hollowed out . can— government has been continually hollowed out . c33 3 hollowed out. can we trust our prime jacob rees—mogg , the prime jacob rees—mogg, the member of parliament for north east somerset and a former government for years government minister for years i have walked the corridors of power in both. right. okay. wefeone— power in both. right. okay. welcome back,— 3 right. okay. welcome back, everybody. it's rafrfek— welcome back, everybody. it's patrick christys— welcome back, everybody. it's patrick christys here on gb wewe. — patrick christys here on gb wewe. rve— patrick christys here on gb wewe. f-ve gof— patrick christys here on gb news. i've got a- patrick christys here on gb news. i've got a rip roaring ffnaf— news. i've got a rip roaring ffnaf nour— news. i've got a rip roaring final hour of— news. i've got a rip roaring final hour of this show. now, rook.— final hour of this show. now, fook. fnfe— final hour of this show. now, look, this drama— final hour of this show. now, look, this drama is hotting up anouf— look, this drama is hotting up about suella— look, this drama is hotting up about suella braverman. lots of oeonfe— about suella braverman. lots of oeonfe-fnfe- about suella braverman. lots of neonfe-fnfelfuefl people think that this is just eone-efvff- people think that this is just some civil service some kind of civil service errene.— some kind of civil service stitcher, regardless of stitcher, but regardless of .....,_ stitcher, but regardless of that,-sunak- stitcher, but regardless of- that,-sunak actually that, can rishi sunak actually affore— that, can rishi sunak actually afford-go— that, can rishi sunak actually afford-go of— that, can rishi sunak actually afford go of suella afford to let go of suella braverman— afford to let go of suella braverman ?— afford to let go of suella braverman ?-in- afford to let go of suella braverman ?-in of this braverman? and in light of this neef— braverman? and in light of this nekf efory.— braverman? and in light of this next story, because we are ekgeeffng— next story, because we are expecting rocketing levels of fnnfgraffon— expecting rocketing levels of immigration in— expecting rocketing levels of immigration in both legal and

fffegaf— immigration in both legal and fffegaf fo— immigration in both legal and fffegaf fo ne— immigration in both legal and illegal to be announced on fnureaay— illegal to be announced on fnureaay .— illegal to be announced on thursday . she— illegal to be announced on thursday . she is the illegal to be announced on thursday. she is the home seerefary. — thursday. she is the home secretary. she _ thursday. she is the home secretary. she is at least fafkea— secretary. she is at least fafkea a— secretary. she is at least talked a good- secretary. she is at least talked a good game on this. the nunffe— talked a good game on this. the gunffe nave— talked a good game on this. the public have voted— talked a good game on this. the public have voted consistently for— public have voted consistently now for decades— public have voted consistently now for decades for parties that nave— now for decades for parties that nave vowed— now for decades for parties that have vowed to _ now for decades for parties that have vowed to reduce migration ana— have vowed to reduce migration and ff— have vowed to reduce migration and ff naen-f— have vowed to reduce migration and it hasn't happened. if rishi sunak— and it hasn't happened. if rishi sunak foeee— and it hasn't happened. if rishi sunak loses, a— and it hasn't happened. if rishi sunak loses, a woman who's going to sunak loses, a woman who's going fo aefuaffy— sunak loses, a woman who's going to actually stand— sunak loses, a woman who's going to actually stand up— sunak loses, a woman who's going to actually stand up and talk anouf— to actually stand up and talk afouf ff— to actually stand up and talk about it passionately and efrongfy— about it passionately and efrongfy. fe— about it passionately and strongly, is that a terrible kook— strongly, is that a terrible fook for— strongly, is that a terrible look for him?— strongly, is that a terrible look for him? would that be eurfafne— look for him? would that be ourfafne for— look for him? would that be curtains for rishi? another efory— curtains for rishi? another efory for— curtains for rishi? another efory for ue— curtains for rishi? another story for us now. am going to story for us now. i am going to be fafkfng— story for us now. i am going to be fafkfng ae— story for us now. i am going to be talking as well— story for us now. i am going to be talking as well wes be talking as well to wes sfreeffng.— be talking as well to wes streeting, who _ be talking as well to wes streeting, who shadow streeting, who is the shadow seerefary— streeting, who is the shadow seerefary of— streeting, who is the shadow secretary of state for health ana— secretary of state for health and soefaf— secretary of state for health and social care.— secretary of state for health and social care. he's going to be ffve— and social care. he's going to be ffve wffn— and social care. he's going to be live with me— and social care. he's going to be live with me right here on gb wewe.— be live with me right here on gb news-responding- be live with me right here on gb news. responding to keir news. just responding to keir sfarner-e— news. just responding to keir sfarner-e-.- news. just responding to keir starmer's-, no- news. just responding to keir starmer's , no doubt starmer's nhs plan, no doubt wfff— starmer's nhs plan, no doubt wfff gronafuy— starmer's nhs plan, no doubt will probably want to comment on sueffa— will probably want to comment on sueffa _weff. - will probably want to comment on suella _well. and i suella braverman as well. and ffnaffy— suella braverman as well. and ffnaffy-aronnea- suella braverman as well. and finally dropped not finally this news dropped not fong— finally this news dropped not fong-eane- finally this news dropped not fong-eane fo- finally this news dropped not. long-came to .today, long before i came to air today, wnfen— long before i came to air today, wnfen fe— long before i came to air today, which is-police_ long before i came to air today, which is-police are- long before i came to air today, which is police are going which is that police are going to which is that police are going foleearenfng— which is that police are going to.searching a— which is that police are going to searching a reservoir in to be searching a reservoir in nonugaf— to be searching a reservoir in nonugaf fn— to be searching a reservoir in portugal in the— to be searching a reservoir in portugal in the latest attempt to portugal in the latest attempt fo ffne— portugal in the latest attempt to find madeleine mccann. i will nave— to find madeleine mccann. i will nave a— to find madeleine mccann. i will nave a for— to find madeleine mccann. i will have a lot more— to find madeleine mccann. i will have a lot more info on the eneefffee— have a lot more info on the epeefffee of— have a lot more info on the specifics of that— have a lot more info on the specifics of that very shortly. rafrfek— specifics of that very shortly. patrick christys _ specifics of that very shortly. patrick christys on . gb news.

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tomorrow and is expected to last two days here. the home secretary says she's confident there was nothing untoward in there was nothing untoward in the way she handled a speeding offence . suella braverman is offence. suella braverman is accused of asking for a private speed awareness course to be arranged after she was caught speeding last year. if it's true, it could be a possible breach of the ministerial code . breach of the ministerial code. the prime minister has spoken to his ethics adviser, but it's understood that no formal inquiry has been launched . inquiry has been launched. earlier, the home secretary didn't deny asking civil servants for assistance . last servants for assistance. last summer i was 3 last summer i was speeding. i regret fnaf— summer i was speeding. i regret fnaf f— summer i was speeding. i regret fnaf f naff— summer i was speeding. i regret fnaf f gaff fne— summer i was speeding. i regret that i paid the fine and i took fne— that i paid the fine and i took fne nofnfe— that i paid the fine and i took fne gofnfe .— that i paid the fine and i took the points. but— that i paid the fine and i took the points . but we're focussed the points. but we're focussed now on delivering— the points. but we're focussed now on delivering for the nrfffen— now on delivering for the british people _ now on delivering for the british people and working for fnen. — british people and working for fnen. nff— british people and working for fnen. off you— british people and working for them. did you ask- british people and working for them. “j r: ft. . l them. did you ask civil servants to put you on a one on one speeding course in relation to the process? i'm focussed on, on feffverfng— the process? i'm focussed on, on aeffverfng for— the process? i'm focussed on, on delivering for the _ 37 i'm focussed on, on delivering for the british people-_ delivering for the british geopfe. no— delivering for the british people. do my job as home seerefary.— people. do my job as home secretary. what— people. do my job as home secretary. what i say is secretary. what i will say is fnaf— secretary. what i will say is fnaf fn— secretary. what i will say is fnaf fn ny— secretary. what i will say is that in my view,— secretary. what i will say is that in my view, i'm confident fnaf— that in my view, i'm confident fnaf nornfng— that in my view, i'm confident that nothing untoward has naggenea— that nothing untoward has naggenea .— that nothing untoward has happened . well the shadow public happened. well the shadow public

neaffn— happened. well the shadow public health minister,— happened. well the shadow public health minister, andrew gwynne eaye— health minister, andrew gwynne eaye sueffa— health minister, andrew gwynne says suella braverman must reefgn— says suella braverman must reefgn . — says suella braverman must reefgn. rve— says suella braverman must resign . i've got— says suella braverman must resign . 93. 4:33. resign. i've got real frustration here about this because at a time of a cost of living crisis , people want real 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. well, some leadership and show her the door . well, labour has warned door. well, labour has warned fnaf— door. well, labour has warned fnaf fne— door. well, labour has warned fnaf fne uns— door. well, labour has warned that the nhs won't— : well, labour has warned that the nhs won't survive five yeare of— that the nhs won't survive five more years of a— that the nhs won't survive five more years of a conservative eovernnenf— more years of a conservative government setting out his vfefon— government setting out his vfefon for— government setting out his vision for the— government setting out his vision for the health service, sir vision for the health service, sfr kefr— 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 fne uns— sir keir starmer promised to get fne nus back— 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 parry on— the nhs back on its feet if his parry fne— the nhs back on its feet if his party won the next election . party won the next election. fnen— party won the next election. fnen ne— party won the next election. then he pledged to reduce nhs wafffng— then he pledged to reduce nhs wafffng ffefe— then he pledged to reduce nhs waiting lists. he— then he pledged to reduce nhs waiting lists. he committed to nffffng— waiting lists. he committed to nffffng fne— waiting lists. he committed to hitting the four— waiting lists. he committed to hitting the four hour a&e target and fnrrove— hitting the four hour a&e target and improve ambulance response ffnee—

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ne ae— co—op shop in south devon whilst ne wafffng— co—op shop in south devon whilst he was waiting for— co—op shop in south devon whilst he was waiting for a— co—op shop in south devon whilst he was waiting for a kebab. the fueky— he was waiting for a kebab. the fueky wfnne— he was waiting for a kebab. the lucky winner says— he was waiting for a kebab. the lucky winner says he'll use the money— lucky winner says he'll use the money fo — lucky winner says he'll use the money ro buy— lucky winner says he'll use the money ro buy a— lucky winner says he'll use the money to buy a house and take a few— money to buy a house and take a few noffaaye. — money to buy a house and take a few holidays. buddy plans to keen— few holidays. buddy plans to keen on— few holidays. buddy plans to keep on working— few holidays. buddy plans to keep on working . you can get keep on working. you can get on aff— keep on working. you can get more on all of— keep on working. you can get more on all of those stories by neaafng— more on all of those stories by neaffng fo— more on all of those stories by heading to our— more on all of those stories by heading to our website. gb news .com. right. loads to go through. so let's cracking. and the let's get cracking. and the big question this is the end of question is this is the end of the very close for the road. very, very close for our home secretary suella braverman i would hate to think so, the that so, but given the way that things gone the past, things have gone in the past, i mean, wouldn't out, mean, you wouldn't rule it out, would suella braverman is would you? suella braverman is under mounting pressure over a handung under mounting pressure over a handling speeding offence. under mounting pressure over a hanrfuture speeding offence. under mounting pressure over a hanrfuture lies;peeding offence. under mounting pressure over a hanrfuture lies infeding offence. under mounting pressure over a hanrfuture lies in theig offence. under mounting pressure over a hanrfuture lies in the handsnce. under mounting pressure over a hanrfuture lies in the hands ofe. her future lies in the hands of the who will the prime minister, who will probably pull me off probably try to pull me off on some independent some kind of independent inquiry. rishi told inquiry. but rishi sunak told mps that would update mps earlier that he would update on response the on any response to the allegations in due course. now this is important. allegations in due course. now this is important . okay, so it's this is important. okay, so it's been reported that suella braverman asked officials to try

to arrange a private speed awareness course for her rather to arrange a private speed awar

question, last— issues in relation to your question, last summer i was egeeafng— question, last summer i was egeeafng ana— question, last summer i was egeeafng and f— question, last summer i was speeding and i regret that i naff— speeding and i regret that i gaff fne— speeding and i regret that i paid the fine— speeding and i regret that i paid the fine and i took the nofnfe. — paid the fine and i took the gofnre. nur— paid the fine and i took the points. but we're focussed now on aeffverfng— points. but we're focussed now on delivering for— points. but we're focussed now on delivering for the british neopre— on delivering for the british geogfe ana— on delivering for the british people and working for them. did you aek— people and working for them. did you aek efvff— people and working for them. did you ask civil servants to put you— you ask civil servants to put you on— you ask civil servants to put you on a— you ask civil servants to put you on a one on one speeding course in relation— you on a one on one speeding course in relation to the oroeeeef— course in relation to the oroeeeef fn— course in relation to the process? i'm focussed on feffverfng— process? i'm focussed on delivering for— process? i'm focussed on delivering for the british geopfe— delivering for the british geogfe .— delivering for the british geogfe . oo— delivering for the british people . do my job. would you, people. do my job. would you, woufa— people. do my job. would you, woufa-fnen— people. do my job. would you, would-then what- people. do my job. would you, would then what i will say would you? then what i will say is-mv_ would you? then what i will say fe-ny-f-n- is that in my view, i'm confident— is that in my view, i'm confident that that nothing unfowara — confident that that nothing untoward happened. : confident that that nothing - untoward-happened. would you untoward has happened. would you wanna— untoward has happened. would you welcome investigation into welcome an investigation into this? have you spoken to the wfne— this? have you spoken to the prime minister?— 57 have you spoken to the prime minister? would you wefoe— prime minister? would you wefeone-f- prime minister? would you welcome-i said,| welcome one? as i said, i'm focussed working home focussed on working as home secretary. here. secretary. that's why i'm here. and i've with today and i've met with victims today and making a big and i'm making a big announcement today. i'd appreciate on an appreciate the focus on an announcement which is standing up and survivors in up for victims and survivors in relation to the speeding ticket and my fine and points i'm very confident and just just very , confident and just just very, very finally on this prime minister. but this is really fnoorfanf— minister. but this is really important because- hi. 3 but this is really important because you've broken rufee— important because you've broken rufee before.— important because you've broken rules before. you've had to reefgn— rules before. you've had to resign-breaking- rules before. you've had to resign breaking the resign for breaking the ministerial— resign for breaking the ministerial you've ministerial code. you've aanfffea— ministerial code. you've admitted breaking ministerial code. you've- admitted-breaking or admitted now to breaking or navfng— admitted now to breaking or navfng a— admitted now to breaking or having a speeding fine. you've aeeueea— having a speeding fine. you've aeeueea of—

having a speeding fine. you've accused of breaking the code for accused of breaking the code for a eeeona— accused of breaking the code for a eeeona ffne— accused of breaking the code for a second time. how— accused of breaking the code for a second time. how good a look is a second time. how good a look felfor— a second time. how good a look felfor a— a second time. how good a look felfor a eenfor— a second time. how good a look is for a senior politician , is it for a senior politician, of— is it for a senior politician, of-noef- is it for a senior politician, one of most senior one of the most senior politicians— one of the most senior politicians country politicians in the country to be vfewea— politicians in the country to be vfeweala— politicians in the country to be viewed-a constant- viewed as a constant rule weaker— viewed as a constant rule freaker f — viewed as a constant rule breaker ? so— viewed as a constant rule breaker ? so i- viewed as a constant rule breaker ? 93. viewed as a constant rule breaker ? 93 : 39 breaker? so i got a speeding ticket . i paid the fine. i took ticket. i paid the fine. i took the points in my view, nothing untoward happened. thank untoward has happened. thank you. we're operating in you. i think we're operating in an—aea here-i an incredibly grey area. here. now— an incredibly grey area. here. wow-nof— an incredibly grey area. here. now-notlpattern. now is there not a pattern energfng— now is there not a pattern emerging-right- now is there not a pattern emerging right wing mass emerging of right wing mass nfgraffonf— emerging of right wing mass migration? pro—brexit government nfnfefere— migration? pro—brexit government nfnfefere ana— migration? pro—brexit government ministers and indeed one prime nfnfefer— ministers and indeed one prime fffnfefer wno— ministers and indeed one prime minister who have— ministers and indeed one prime minister who have fallen foul of refenffeee— minister who have fallen foul of relentless civil_ minister who have fallen foul of relentless civil service leaks. it relentless civil service leaks. ff fe— relentless civil service leaks. ff fe worfn— relentless civil service leaks. it is worth noting— relentless civil service leaks. it is worth noting that in the of— it is worth noting that in the case of suella— it is worth noting that in the case of suella braverman on fnureaay— case of suella braverman on fnureaay ana— case of suella braverman on thursday and we— case of suella braverman on thursday and we will be doing a big thursday and we will be doing a no nfgraffon— thursday and we will be doing a big migration nation special on this big migration nation special on fnfe-enow— big migration nation special on fnfe-enow on— big migration nation special on this show on thursday, this very show on thursday, wafen— this very show on thursday, wafen fnfe— this very show on thursday, watch this space for more detail . weve— watch this space for more detail . we-ve gof— watch this space for more detail . we've got some— watch this space for more detail . we've got some exciting plans for . we've got some exciting plans feae-— . we've got some exciting plans for-are clearly- for that. we are clearly expeeffng— for that. we are clearly expecting - be - for that. we are clearly- expecting-be.absolute expecting it to be an absolute eafaefronne— expecting it to be an absolute catastrophe government catastrophe for the government and—nfgraffon- catastrophe for the government and—migration of| and rumoured net migration of aoun— and rumoured net migration of aounf fne— and rumoured net migration of around the 700,000 we've around the 700,000 mark. we've afeo— around the 700,000 mark. we've afeo gof— around the 700,000 mark. we've afeo gof fffegaf— around the 700,000 mark. we've also got illegal migration ffguree— also got illegal migration figures that— also got illegal migration figures that will drop, which by feffnfffon— figures that will drop, which by definition will— figures that will drop, which by definition will pretty definition will be pretty catastrophic— definition will be pretty catastrophic one definition will be pretty- catastrophic-one would catastrophic as well. one would fnagfne— catastrophic as well. one would imagine-suella— catastrophic as well. one would imagine suella braverman then imagine so suella braverman then funfnungfng— imagine so suella braverman then funfnungfngla— imagine so suella braverman then tubthumping a right wing tubthumping as a right wing naffonaf— tubthumping as a right wing national conservatism conference, - national conservatism conference, this was seen by many— conference, this was seen by many ae— conference, this was seen by many as some kind of veiled,

fnfnfy— many as some kind of veiled, fnfnfy veffea— many as some kind of veiled, thinly veiled leadership pitch. so thinly veiled leadership pitch. so ene— thinly veiled leadership pitch. so ene nay— thinly veiled leadership pitch. so she may well— thinly veiled leadership pitch. so she may well now have made norn— so she may well now have made enemies both within the civil eervfee— enemies both within the civil eervfee ana— enemies both within the civil service and potentially at the near— service and potentially at the. nean—weff heart of downing street as well . nur— heart of downing street as well . nuf wnen— heart of downing street as well . nuf wnen you— heart of downing street as well . but when you see leak after feak— . but when you see leak after feak affer— . but when you see leak after leak after leak— . but when you see leak after leak after leak after leak, i egeakfng— leak after leak after leak, i was speaking earlier to on the aenufy— was speaking earlier to on the aegufy neaf— was speaking earlier to on the aegufy neaa of— was speaking earlier to on the deputy head of one of the main efvff— deputy head of one of the main efvff eervfee— deputy head of one of the main civil service unions, the fda, wno— civil service unions, the fda, wno afa— civil service unions, the fda, who did confirm _ civil service unions, the fda, who did confirm to me that it is agafnef— who did confirm to me that it is agafnef fne— who did confirm to me that it is against the civil_ who did confirm to me that it is against the civil service code to against the civil service code fo ne— against the civil service code fo ffe feakfng— against the civil service code to be leaking what ministers are fefffng— to be leaking what ministers are fefffng you— to be leaking what ministers are fefffng you fo— to be leaking what ministers are telling you to the— to be leaking what ministers are telling you to the press, if fnaeea— telling you to the press, if indeed that— telling you to the press, if indeed that is— telling you to the press, if indeed that is what's happened and f— indeed that is what's happened and f oon-f— indeed that is what's happened and i don't know— indeed that is what's happened and i don't know about you, but wnen— and i don't know about you, but wnen you— and i don't know about you, but wnen you kook— and i don't know about you, but when you look at— and i don't know about you, but when you look at the pattern of geonfe— when you look at the pattern of geogfe wnove— when you look at the pattern of people who've been briefed agafnef— people who've been briefed against-isn't— people who've been briefed against isn't doing much to against it, isn't doing much to afenef— against it, isn't doing much to afegef-guofe— against it, isn't doing much to dispel quote unquote myth dispel this quote unquote myth fnaf—fe— dispel this quote unquote myth fnaf—ffe eoe- dispel this quote unquote myth that be some kind of that there may be some kind of agenda— that there may be some kind of agenaalfne— that there may be some kind of agenda the service. agenda in the civil service. joining— agenda in the civil service. rofnfng ne— agenda in the civil service. rofnfng ne ow— agenda in the civil service. joining me now from westminster joining fne now from westminster is joining me now from westminster fe-noffffeaf— joining me now from westminster fe-noffffeaf-of- is associate political editor of fne— is associate political editor of fne-fefegrann- is associate political editor of the-telegraph ,- is associate political editor of the telegraph , christopher the daily telegraph, christopher none.— the daily telegraph, christopher hope. christopher, thank you very— hope. christopher, thank you very-.— hope. christopher, thank you very-. near— hope. christopher, thank you. very-. ereaf-you hope. christopher, thank you- very-. great-you on very much. great to have you on fne— very much. great to have you on fne enow. — very much. great to have you on fne enow. f— very much. great to have you on fne enow. f an— very much. great to have you on the show. i am struggling to work— the show. i am struggling to work-fne- the show. i am struggling to work-this is- the show. i am struggling to work-this is so- the show. i am struggling to work this is so serious. work out why this is so serious. none— work out why this is so serious. none seerefary— work out why this is so serious. home secretary he— work out why this is so serious. home secretary he gets speeding ffekef— home secretary he gets speeding ffekef aekea— home secretary he gets speeding ticket asked whether or not she ao — ticket asked whether or not she no a— ticket asked whether or not she can do a private— ticket asked whether or not she can do a private speed awareness course, she's told— can do a private speed awareness course, she's told no, no. she pays— course, she's told no, no. she gaye fne— course, she's told no, no. she gaye fne ffne— course, she's told no, no. she pays the fine and— course, she's told no, no. she pays the fine and takes the nofnf— pays the fine and takes the gofnf on— pays the fine and takes the gofnf on a— pays the fine and takes the point on a licence. what's the nroffenf— point on a licence. what's the

problem? well— point on a licence. what's the problem? well the problem is fnaf— problem? well the problem is fnaf ene— problem? well the problem is fnaf ene nay— problem? well the problem is that she may have asked civil eervanfe— that she may have asked civil eervanfe fo— that she may have asked civil servants to help _ that she may have asked civil servants to help her with her nereonaf— servants to help her with her personal matters— servants to help her with her personal matters like your boss mav— personal matters like your boss may be— personal matters like your boss may we aekfng— personal matters like your boss may be asking you to help out wffn— may be asking you to help out we nfe— may be asking you to help out we nfe or— may be asking you to help out with his or her— may be asking you to help out with his or her speeding ticket. knu— with his or her speeding ticket. knu fnaf-e— with his or her speeding ticket. and that's the— with his or her speeding ticket. and that's the problem- with his or her speeding ticket. and that's the problem ,- with his or her speeding ticket. and that's the problem , as- and that's the problem, as i understand it from her friends . understand it from her friends. she was, of course, attorney eeneraf— she was, of course, attorney general when _ she was, of course, attorney general when she got these egeeafng— general when she got these speeding points— general when she got these speeding points . 333 general when she got these speeding points . 33f:333 f speeding points. then she became home secretary. she had and she still does have , of course, still does have, of course, security around her. she was wondering-could. security around her. she was. wondering-could work wondering how that could work ana— wondering how that could work and-ene— wondering how that could work and-she should- wondering how that could work and she should have and whether she should have a one on one speeding course . '3f: one on one speeding course. and she one on one speeding course. and one asked— one on one speeding course. and she asked maybe— one on one speeding course. and she asked maybe asked civil servants about that, if that's what happened. and that's the problem, can't problem, because you can't really servants really get civil servants involved. and then a special afvfeer— involved. and then a special adviser-political- : and then a special adviser political person, : and then a special advisein political person, : and then a special advisein and )litical person, : and then a special advisein and sorted person, : and then a special advisein and sorted itzrson, : and then a special advisein and sorted it out. . came in and sorted it out. it oeee— came in and sorted it out. it does fo— came in and sorted it out. it does seem to me,— came in and sorted it out. it does seem to me, if- came in and sorted it out. it does seem to me, if you- came in and sorted it out. it does seem to me, if you look at the other stories around, that she may have a story in the guardian over the weekend that she may have missed a vote on her flagship small boats policy , that there was an attempt to try and undermine her this try and undermine her in this week weeks when we're week of all weeks when we're going net migration going to see net migration hitting maybe 700,000 on thursday. and that's i can see

why there's a feeling amongst our friends that the so—called blob patrick is out to get her. and that's what's driving this concern about her at the moment. yeah it's pretty obvious to a assume that there's some kind of anti suella braverman witchhunt , isn't there? my concern would be wnefner— , isn't there? my concern would be wnefner or— , isn't there? my concern would be whether or not— . ”f.33f:3:37’ my concern would be whether or not rishi sunak eoufa— be whether or not rishi sunak could afford— be whether or not rishi sunak could afford to— be whether or not rishi sunak could afford to get rid of her, at could afford to get rid of her, af feaef. — could afford to get rid of her, at least. suella— could afford to get rid of her, at least. suella braverman talks at least. suella braverman talks a very— at least. suella braverman talks a very goof— at least. suella braverman talks a very goof gane— at least. suella braverman talks a very good game and appeals to frankfy— a very good game and appeals to ........, fne — a very good game and appeals to frankly, the kind— a very good game and appeals to frankly, the kind of— a very good game and appeals to frankly, the kind of policies fnaf— frankly, the kind of policies fnaf geogfe— frankly, the kind of policies that people have voted for consistently _ that people have voted for consistently for— that people have voted for consistently for decades now wnen— consistently for decades now wnen ff— consistently for decades now when it comes— consistently for decades now when it comes to— consistently for decades now when it comes to reducing net nfgraffon— when it comes to reducing net nfgraffon. ff— when it comes to reducing net migration. if rishi sunak parts company— migration. if rishi sunak parts company wffn— migration. if rishi sunak parts company with her, do you think fnaf-e— company with her, do you think fnaf-e fne— company with her, do you think that's the straw— company with her, do you think that's the straw that breaks the cane-ef— that's the straw that breaks the earne-ef back— that's the straw that breaks the camel's back ?— that's the straw that breaks the camel's back ? i— that's the straw that breaks the camel's back ? i i— that's the straw that breaks the camel's back ? i i think it's camel's back? i i think it's a gronfen. — camel's back? i i think it's a gronfen. f— camel's back? i i think it's a problem. i think- camel's back? i i think it's a problem. i think she exists there as a defence against this kind of criticism . she is kind of criticism. she is certainly very strong on the right, the right like she was their candidate in leadership elections last year in migration polls. third on the list behind the economy and the health service. and that's why it matters. so much. i think sunak , though, is in some trouble

already. he said that he wants net migration to come down below 500,000 and that was a level, a big number. that was the annual figure he became prime figure when he became prime minister well if minister in october. well if it's now 700,000, he needs a home secretary who believes in bringing down migration . and bringing down migration. and there's fewer, more committed people than that than suella braverman. so i think that arguably politically sunak needs her there. and that's why i think this will blow over, chris, when i'm looking at this now and i'm seeing dominic raab, who said that he had a trial by media where false accusations were leaked by presumably the civil service against him, one involving a tomato. apparently he involving a tomato. apparently ne fnen— involving a tomato. apparently ne fnen wenf— involving a tomato. apparently he then went on— involving a tomato. apparently he then went on to— involving a tomato. apparently he then went on to lose- 39 apparently he then went on to lose his job aeenffe— he then went on to lose his job aeenffe nof— he then went on to lose his job oeegfre nof ae— he then went on to lose his job despite not as far— he then went on to lose his job despite not as far as i can feff— despite not as far as i can tell, shouting— despite not as far as i can tell, shouting or swearing at anynoay— tell, shouting or swearing at anynoay ana— tell, shouting or swearing at anybody and having to put up wffn— anybody and having to put up we a— anybody and having to put up we a an— anybody and having to put up with a man who— anybody and having to put up with a man who nearly gave efnraffar— with a man who nearly gave gibraltar back— with a man who nearly gave gibraltar back to the spanish. fnen— gibraltar back to the spanish. fnen weve— gibraltar back to the spanish. then we've got— gibraltar back to the spanish. then we've got boris johnson, wno—feak- then we've got boris johnson, who—leak after| who had leak after leak after feak— who had leak after leak after feak or— who had leak after leak after feak or f— who had leak after leak after leak or i didn't— who had leak after leak after leak or i didn't cover himself in leak or i didn't cover himself fn-ffnee. — leak or i didn't cover himself in _times. that's- leak or i didn't cover himself in times. that's fair leak or i didn't cover himself in say. times. that's fair leak or i didn't cover himself in say. but times. that's fair leak or i didn't cover himself in say. but still. i. that's fair leak or i didn't cover himself in say. but still. andat's fair leak or i didn't cover himself in say. but still. and theniir to say. but still. and then. we've _braverman to say. but still. and then- we've _braverman now we've got suella braverman now as-there— we've got suella braverman now as _there - pattern -

as well. there is a pattern emerging,— as well. there is a pattern emerging, there not, of right emerging, is there not, of right wing— emerging, is there not, of right wing anti — emerging, is there not, of right wing nnii nann— emerging, is there not, of right wing anti mass migration, pro inni— wing anti mass migration, pro nnexii pennie— wing anti mass migration, pro brexit people in— wing anti mass migration, pro brexit people in high office inning— brexit people in high office iniiing oni— brexit people in high office falling out with the civil service— falling out with the civil service and— falling out with the civil service and being leaked against in ine— service and being leaked against in inn press— service and being leaked against in the press and— service and being leaked against in the press and should there noi— in the press and should there noi in— in the press and should there noi in min— in the press and should there not be more of— in the press and should there not be more of a— in the press and should there not be more of a focus as to the civi— not be more of a focus as to the civii service— not be more of a focus as to the civil service leaking— not be more of a focus as to the civil service leaking things as minn— civil service leaking things as nncn ns— civil service leaking things as much as there _ civil service leaking things as much as there is— civil service leaking things as much as there is about the ninnie— much as there is about the minute detail— much as there is about the minute detail of the ministerial coin— minute detail of the ministerial coin ?— minute detail of the ministerial coin iiieii— minute detail of the ministerial coin iiieii — minute detail of the ministerial code .7 well well,— minute detail of the ministerial code .7 well viii“ i: c code? well well, as you said, it is against the civil service code to leak against ministers. as you've collected some names there. rob johnson , alan there. rob johnson, alan braverman there on the right of centre of the party. and the feeling isn't there that the kind of the so—called blob tuc expression in this kind of this maybe remain bias group are unhappy about that. there's no actual evidence of this. it's certainly how it feels. and i think there's a sense maybe that this government has got 18 months to go and the civil service, i mean, they are they are what they are are delivering what they are told to do. but if you look at the week on wednesday, the this week on wednesday, we're the retained eu we're looking at the retained eu law bill for thousand eu measures were meant to go . just

measures were meant to go. just 600 are going. now if you talk to people like jacob rees—mogg, obviously gb news host, he'll say was no attempt to say that there was no attempt to get this done quickly because the civil servants are unhappy about the pace of change being pushed by the of centre pushed by the right of centre ministers and maybe that's what's happening, it's hard what's happening, but it's hard to find a smoking gun on this. patrick is indeed. patrick yeah, it is indeed. look, christopher , thank f / c 3: look, christopher , thank you look, christopher, thank you very— look, christopher, thank you very ever. christopher very much as ever. christopher none— very much as ever. christopher none-wno— very much as ever. christopher none-wno is— very much as ever. christopher hope-who is the- very much as ever. christopher hope who is the political hope that who is the political eiiion— hope that who is the political editor, associate,— hope that who is the political editor, associate, political eiiion— editor, associate, political eiiion no— editor, associate, political editor, no doubt of the daily ieiegnpn.— editor, no doubt of the daily telegraph. i've— editor, no doubt of the daily telegraph. i've been asking you annui— telegraph. i've been asking you nioni inn— telegraph. i've been asking you about this all— telegraph. i've been asking you about this all show and i'm going— about this all show and i'm going io— about this all show and i'm going no go— about this all show and i'm going to 90 to_ about this all show and i'm going to go to the inbox very, very— going to go to the inbox very, very snorin— going to go to the inbox very, very nngnig. en— going to go to the inbox very, very shortly. gb views at gb news— very shortly. gb views at gb news .com. remember, that's the new-aging— news .com. remember, that's the new-address-look,. new email address there. look, goes—innin- new email address there. look, does—little bit| does this not smell a little bit une— does this not smell a little bit inn—i- does this not smell a little bit inn—i can'tl like a sevilla, which i can't neig— like a sevilla, which i can't nein ini— like a sevilla, which i can't help but wonder- like a sevilla, which i can't help but wonder whether or not it help but wonder whether or not in winning— help but wonder whether or not it potentially is— help but wonder whether or not it potentially is yet the it potentially is yet again, the names—up, aren't names are stacking up, aren't they?— names are stacking up, aren't nevi—sunni- names are stacking up, aren't they?-sunak has. names are stacking up, aren't. they?-sunak has been they? here rishi sunak has been speaking— they? here rishi sunak has been speaking in— they? here rishi sunak has been speaking in-house- they? here rishi sunak has been speaking in house commons they? here rishi sunak has been speeafternoon, house commons they? here rishi sunak has been speeafternoon, though commons they? here rishi sunak has been speeafternoon, though he commons they? here rishi sunak has been speeafternoon, though he was mons this afternoon, though he was asked— this afternoon, though he was aged-heg— this afternoon, though he was asked-he'll-the. asked how he'll handle the siinniion— asked how he'll handle the situation regarding allegations that situation regarding allegations inni sienn— situation regarding allegations that suella braverman has broken the ministerial— that suella braverman has broken the ministerial code . the ministerial code. i've ginnin— the ministerial code. i've ninnys ine— the ministerial code. i've always i've always- the ministerial code. i've always i've always been clear that where issues like this are raised, they should be dealt

with properly and they should be deau with properly and they should be dealt professionally . dealt with professionally. since from the g7 since i've returned from the g7 , i since i've returned from the g7 , i nave— since i've returned from the g7 , i nave been— since i've returned from the g7 , i have been receiving information— , i have been receiving information on the issues raised. — information on the issues raised. i— information on the issues raised. i have— information on the issues raised. i have met with both the inienenieni— raised. i have met with both the independent adviser and the home secneinn. — secretary. i've asked for further and i'll further information and i'll update on the appropriate update the on the appropriate course of action in due course . course of action in due course. yeah, look what you heard from cnnisionnen— yeah, look what you heard from christopher hope— yeah, look what you heard from christopher hope there. his christopher hope there. he his gut christopher hope there. he his gni inning— christopher hope there. he his gut feeling-that— christopher hope there. he his gut feeling that this will gut feeling is that this will all gut feeling is that this will iii-oven — gut feeling is that this will all-over. .you- gut feeling is that this will all over. you just gut feeling is that this will- all-over. .you just have all blow over. but you just have to all blow over. but you just have io-ine— all blow over. but you just have to-the headlines.- to look at the headlines. like i said— to look at the headlines. like i said innin— to look at the headlines. like i said before, you— to look at the headlines. like i said before, you know, the neniiines— said before, you know, the headlines coming home headlines coming out. home secretary— headlines coming out. home secretary tries— headlines coming out. home secretary tries to _ headlines coming out. home secretary tries to dodge penalty nonin— secretary tries to dodge penalty penis—ani- secretary tries to dodge penalty noinis—nni n- secretary tries to dodge penalty points—and a fine.- points on licence and a fine. ingu— points on licence and a fine. weii inni— points on licence and a fine. weii mg is— points on licence and a fine. well that is what— points on licence and a fine. well that is what a speed awareness course is and it is gino— awareness course is and it is nine inpgnnni— awareness course is and it is also important-at. awareness course is and it is also important at this also important to look at this breakdown— also important to look at this breakdown in— also important to look at this breakdown in the— also important to look at this breakdown in the ministerial coin— breakdown in the ministerial coin nene.— breakdown in the ministerial code here. and— breakdown in the ministerial code here. and this grey area noween-i- code here. and this grey area now been getting an now between been getting an iniiwiiwni— now between been getting an individual involved in your own personn— individual involved in your own personal business— individual involved in your own personal business and frankly insi— personal business and frankly just neiging— personal business and frankly just helping them do your job. so just helping them do your job. so in— just helping them do your job. so i won— just helping them do your job. so ii you say— just helping them do your job. so ii you say io— just helping them do your job. so if you say to them, well, now— so if you say to them, well, ioow i— so if you say to them, well, ioow i need— so if you say to them, well, look, i need to,— so if you say to them, well, look, i need to, you know, just get— look, i need to, you know, just gei inn— look, i need to, you know, just get this sorted— look, i need to, you know, just get this sorted out— look, i need to, you know, just get this sorted out for me so inni— get this sorted out for me so inni i— get this sorted out for me so inni i can— get this sorted out for me so that i can continue to do my job as n winnin— that i can continue to do my job as a minister of— that i can continue to do my job as a minister of state, as a seneinw— as a minister of state, as a secneinw oi— as a minister of state, as a secretary of state you know, noes— secretary of state you know, iooo inan— secretary of state you know, does that include things like, oh, does that include things like, on-iwoi— does that include things like, on-iwoi-ol does that include things like,. on-iwoi-o pizza oh, can you just get me a pizza or oh, can you just get me a pizza on-wow—

oh, can you just get me a pizza on-wow goi— oh, can you just get me a pizza on-wow goi no— oh, can you just get me a pizza on-wow goi no o— oh, can you just get me a pizza or you get me a coffee? or can you get me a coffee? noooowo— or can you get me a coffee? noonso in— or can you get me a coffee? because i'm just— or can you get me a coffee? because i'm just late or can you get me a coffee?- because i'm just-late in because i'm just working late in the because i'm just working late in one—now.— because i'm just working late in one—now. is— because i'm just working late in the—now. is that- the office right now. is that inon —inl them getting involved in their nonsonoi— them getting involved in their nonsonoi-i- them getting involved in their. personal-i-know. personal business? i don't know. it personal business? i don't know. ii-soons— personal business? i don't know. ii-soons ino— personal business? i don't know. it seems like remarkably it just seems like a remarkably grey— it just seems like a remarkably grey-vou— it just seems like a remarkably grey-you no.- it just seems like a remarkably grey-you no. won- it just seems like a remarkably grey you do. you do grey area. and you do. you do iono— grey area. and you do. you do on io— grey area. and you do. you do on io-inis— grey area. and you do. you do tend to .this-don't. grey area. and you do. you do tend to this don't you? tend to see this now, don't you? win— tend to see this now, don't you? wnn-oi— tend to see this now, don't you? wnn-oi ino— tend to see this now, don't you? with _of the kind - tend to see this now, don't you? with-of the kind of- tend to see this now, don't you? with of the kind of pro with a lot of the kind of pro noxio— with a lot of the kind of pro nnoxii inns.— with a lot of the kind of pro brexit mps. but— with a lot of the kind of pro brexit mps. but moving on, inono-s— brexit mps. but moving on, there's been— brexit mps. but moving on, there's been a— brexit mps. but moving on, there's been a major development in—iiooonn- there's been a major development in_mccann case.- in the madeleine mccann case. ionngnoso— in the madeleine mccann case. portuguese police— in the madeleine mccann case. portuguese police are going to onw— portuguese police are going to oonw—inoi carry out new searches in the aigono—iiiiioi algarve near where the little gin— algarve near where the little gin wont— algarve near where the little girl went missing years girl went missing 16 years ago. ioooi—onoo- local media reports that the reservoir— local media reports that the reservoir nestle— local media reports that the reservoir nestle was about 50km non— reservoir nestle was about 50km from noio— reservoir nestle was about 50km from noio oo— reservoir nestle was about 50km from praia de luge,_ reservoir nestle was about 50km from praia de luge, was visited by ino— from praia de luge, was visited by one oin— from praia de luge, was visited by the main suspect in the disappearance,— by the main suspect in the disappearance, who has been nonoo— disappearance, who has been named-christine- disappearance, who has been named christine b, the named as christine b, the oonwioioo— named as christine b, the convicted child- named as christine b, the convicted child abuser and drug oooion— convicted child abuser and drug oooion nos— convicted child abuser and drug dealer has not— convicted child abuser and drug dealer has not been charged and tones— dealer has not been charged and tones onw— dealer has not been charged and denies any involvement at in the i-n ioinoo— denies any involvement at in the case. i'm joined now by charlie nongos— case. i'm joined now by charlie noogos wno-s— case. i'm joined now by charlie hedges, who's the _ case. i'm joined now by charlie hedges, who's the former head of the hedges, who's the former head of one missing— hedges, who's the former head of the missing children's unit at the missing children's unit at the national— the missing children's unit at the national crime agency . the national crime agency. ononiio,— the national crime agency. charlie, thank— the national crime agency. charlie, thank you very much. onooi— charlie, thank you very much. onooi io— charlie, thank you very much. great to have— charlie, thank you very much. great to have you— charlie, thank you very much. great to have you on the show. wnoi— great to have you on the show. wnoi oo— great to have you on the show. wnoi no won— great to have you on the show. what do you think— great to have you on the show. what do you think this new development— what do you think this new development means ? really? development means? really? inow-no— development means? really? they're going— development means? really? they're going to— development means? really? they're going to be searching a reservoir— they're going to be searching a nosowoin ono— they're going to be searching a reservoir and some woodland oonno— reservoir and some woodland oonno in— reservoir and some woodland around it. they— reservoir and some woodland around it. they clearly feel as inongn— around it. they clearly feel as onongn now-wo— around it. they clearly feel as though they've got some good info— though they've got some good info-wou— though they've got some good info -well clearly-

though they've got some good info well clearly means info now. well clearly means inoi— info now. well clearly means not no— info now. well clearly means that the case— info now. well clearly means that the case is— info now. well clearly means that the case is still live . that the case is still live. inow-io— that the case is still live. they're still— that the case is still live. they're still paying- that the case is still live. they're still paying an. that the case is still live. they're still paying an active interest what's on and interest in what's going on and paying interest in what's going on and paying heed to new developments. and as far as we can see, and we oon-i— and as far as we can see, and we oon-i-oinooi— don't have any direct information- don't have any direct information what's information about what's noggoning— information about what's happening appear to come from the happening appear to come from one oonon— happening appear to come from the german prosecutor who were inwosoigooing— the german prosecutor who were investigating christian b, so the investigating christian b, so ono iono— investigating christian b, so the lake has— investigating christian b, so the lake has been searched isoton— the lake has been searched noiono ,— the lake has been searched noiono , ini— the lake has been searched before , but these are incredibly before, but these are incredibly oiiiionii— before, but these are incredibly difficult areas— before, but these are incredibly difficult areas to— before, but these are incredibly difficult areas to search effectively _ difficult areas to search effectively .— difficult areas to search effectively . so it'll be effectively. so it'll be interesting - effectively. so it'll be interesting to see how things nnnoio— interesting to see how things not ovo— interesting to see how things unfold over the— interesting to see how things unfold over the next few days . unfold over the next few days. you:— unfold over the next few days. ton. of— unfold over the next few days. you, of course,— unfold over the next few days. you, of course, are— unfold over the next few days. you, of course, are the- unfold over the next few days. you, of course, are the head of the missing children's unit at the missing children's unit at the national crime agency. what do you think is the main reason behind why the madeleine mccann search has been given much more precedence? research courses, pubuc precedence? research courses, public awareness than the thousands of missing children that disappear every , every year that disappear every, every year ? yes, it is an interesting gnosiion— ? yes, it is an interesting question. and— 7’ yes, it is an interesting question. and currently the ioiosi— question. and currently the iooosi noto— question. and currently the latest data from the national coine— latest data from the national onno agonow— latest data from the national crime agency that there are in excess of 11,000— crime agency that there are in excess of 11,000 unsolved cases

in ino— excess of 11,000 unsolved cases in in un— excess of 11,000 unsolved cases in one no .— excess of 11,000 unsolved cases in one no . ano— excess of 11,000 unsolved cases in the uk . and it— excess of 11,000 unsolved cases in the uk . and it is— excess of 11,000 unsolved cases in the uk . and it is a question in the uk. and it is a question inoi— in the uk. and it is a question not i— in the uk. and it is a question not i osk— in the uk. and it is a question that i ask sometimes as to why gonionion— that i ask sometimes as to why one particular case— that i ask sometimes as to why one particular case gets this ononni— one particular case gets this ononno on— one particular case gets this amount of funding when others oon-n— amount of funding when others don't. certainly— amount of funding when others don't. certainly you wouldn't wont— don't. certainly you wouldn't wont io— don't. certainly you wouldn't wont to tone— don't. certainly you wouldn't want to take away from the iiooonn— want to take away from the mccann case _ want to take away from the mccann case that it needs urgent inwosiigoiion— mccann case that it needs urgent inwosiigoiion ,— mccann case that it needs urgent investigation , but— mccann case that it needs urgent investigation , but there are a investigation, but there are a nngo— investigation, but there are a nngo nnnnoi— investigation, but there are a huge number that don't get the iowoi— huge number that don't get the same level of— huge number that don't get the same level of attention . will same level of attention. well, why— same level of attention. well, who no— same level of attention. well, wny no won— same level of attention. well, why do you think this has got so much attention ? here we are. much attention? here we are. i think i'm right in saying six years on. i think that's what it is now, 16 years on and, you know, whenever there's a development, it's literally headune development, it's literally headline news. well, it should be headline news. well, it should no iokon— headline news. well, it should be taken forward. _ headline news. well, it should be taken forward. but- : well, it should be taken forward. but it's a onoo— be taken forward. but it's a case that has— be taken forward. but it's a case that has caught the public inoginoiion— case that has caught the public imagination and— case that has caught the public imagination and always gets good notio— imagination and always gets good media attention.— imagination and always gets good media attention. we've seen a now— media attention. we've seen a tow oinons— media attention. we've seen a few others over— media attention. we've seen a few others over the year, over ino— few others over the year, over to woos — few others over the year, over the years. recently, we saw wiooio— the years. recently, we saw nicola bulley_ the years. recently, we saw nicola bulley a— the years. recently, we saw nicola bulley a few years before onon— nicola bulley a few years before inoi, wo— nicola bulley a few years before inoi, wo sow— nicola bulley a few years before that, we saw april— nicola bulley a few years before that, we saw april jones and various other— that, we saw april jones and various other cases . and it's various other cases. and it's a gnosiion— various other cases. and it's a gnosoion onoo— various other cases. and it's a question that taxes a lot to why noos— question that taxes a lot to why ooos inoi—

question that taxes a lot to why does that particular case get ino— does that particular case get the attention. _ does that particular case get the attention. clearly arnie madeleine's— the attention. clearly arnie madeleine's parents are keen to keep— madeleine's parents are keen to keep ii— madeleine's parents are keen to keep ii in— madeleine's parents are keen to noon ii in ino— madeleine's parents are keen to keep it in the media and keep on onsning— keep it in the media and keep on onsning ii— keep it in the media and keep on pushing it forwards— keep it in the media and keep on pushing it forwards. keep it in the media and keep on pushing it forwards . and it just pushing it forwards. and it just just pushing it forwards. and it just tnsi soons— pushing it forwards. and it just inst oo— pushing it forwards. and it just just seems to capture the public inoginoiion— just seems to capture the public inoginoiion .— just seems to capture the public imagination . but— just seems to capture the public imagination . but i— just seems to capture the public imagination . but i can't give imagination. but i can't give you— imagination. but i can't give won o— imagination. but i can't give you a definitive— imagination. but i can't give you a definitive answer as to why— you a definitive answer as to wnw inis— you a definitive answer as to wnw onis ovoi— you a definitive answer as to why this over other cases . why this over other cases. ansoinooiw. — why this over other cases. absolutely. and _ why this over other cases. absolutely. and like- why this over other cases. absolutely. and like you've pointed out already, this is essentially being led by the german police who i was speaking to a guy earlier on who was was out there on the scene when the madeleine mccann case first erupted as it were. and he said that the german police are often very cautious , very conservative very cautious, very conservative when it comes to the amount of information that they release. they are adamant that they've got they are adamant that they've 9°t guy they are adamant that they've got guy . okay. they got their guy. okay. they clearly are absolutely adamant about course, denies about it. he, of course, denies any it. this any involvement in it. this i think , should be a point of think, should be a point of hope, a beacon of for hope maddie's parents, though. i mean, the german police are acting on what they believe is incredibly credible intelligence here from well, let's be honest.

the man they think has done something unspeakable to madeleine. yeah. so i think it is o— madeleine. yeah. so i think it is o goon— madeleine. yeah. so i think it is a good source.— madeleine. yeah. so i think it is a good source. we- : yeah. so i think it is a good source. we must also noon— is a good source. we must also too in— is a good source. we must also too in mino— is a good source. we must also bear in mind it— is a good source. we must also bear in mind it might be that now— bear in mind it might be that now noon— bear in mind it might be that now noon io— bear in mind it might be that they need to be— bear in mind it might be that they need to be able to eliminate— they need to be able to eliminate something from their ongninios— eliminate something from their ongninios os— eliminate something from their enquiries as well— eliminate something from their enquiries as well as move ionwoni— enquiries as well as move ionwoni. oni— enquiries as well as move ionwoni. on i— enquiries as well as move forward. but i don't want to iono— forward. but i don't want to ioko owow— forward. but i don't want to take away from _ forward. but i don't want to take away from positive take away from the positive ooiions— take away from the positive actions that— take away from the positive actions that are— take away from the positive actions that are happening here. i actions that are happening here. ionink— actions that are happening here. iininw ii-s— actions that are happening here. i think it's great— actions that are happening here. i think it's great for kate and now— i think it's great for kate and now not— i think it's great for kate and gerry that more— i think it's great for kate and gerry that more action is oonoinning— gerry that more action is continuing to— gerry that more action is continuing to take forward. as inow— continuing to take forward. as inow soio— continuing to take forward. as onow soio on— continuing to take forward. as they said on the— continuing to take forward. as they said on the anniversary, inow— they said on the anniversary, inow wont— they said on the anniversary, onow wont io— they said on the anniversary, they want to keep case they want to keep this case oiiwo — they want to keep this case alive - should - they want to keep this case- alive-should.keeping alive and we should be keeping it alive and we should be keeping io-nni— alive and we should be keeping io-nnilino— alive and we should be keeping it-butlthe same- alive and we should be keeping it but the same time, it alive. but at the same time, we it alive. but at the same time, no snonio— it alive. but at the same time, we should also— it alive. but at the same time, we should also recognise that, you— we should also recognise that, won—ooinoiiw- we should also recognise that, you—actually noti you know, it may actually not goo— you know, it may actually not giwolo— you know, it may actually not give-a solution.- you know, it may actually not give a solution. okay, look, give us a solution. okay, look, inonk— give us a solution. okay, look, ononk won— give us a solution. okay, look, thank you-much. - give us a solution. okay, look, thank you much. \i:::i i213. thank you very much. no doubt, nooonso— thank you very much. no doubt, because this search, i believe, begins earnest tomorrow , begins in earnest tomorrow, though, we'll rumble on though, and we'll rumble on presumably for a few days. so no doubt will chat to you again doubt i will chat to you again at thank you at some point. but thank you very much for your time today. it's charlie hedges there the it's charlie hedges there as the former of missing former head of the missing children's national children's unit at the national crime said, crime agency. like i said, that search due to start tomorrow search is due to start tomorrow where from portuguese where officers from portuguese authorities going be authorities are going to be searching a reservoir and some woodland it. in portugal woodland around it. in portugal near praia da luz, where

madeleine went missing madeleine mccann went missing around we of around 16 years ago. we of course, will bring you any updates on that. this updates on that. could this finally be answer to one of finally be the answer to one of the greatest mysteries? the world's greatest mysteries? frankly look, frankly but there we go. look, loads that story on our loads more on that story on our website right now. simply to website right now. simply had to gb you will find the gb news .com. you will find the very best analysis and opinion as well as the latest breaking news. but get a load of this net migration figures for 2022. they're coming out on thursday. we're doing a big migration special. i'll give you some info about what exactly doing about what exactly we're doing on tomorrow's on that in tomorrow's show as well. we are going big on it. they could top 700,000. that's just legal side of it. but just the legal side of it. but are reliant on are we too reliant on immigration? we've had a tory mp coming out today saying, yeah, we need more , we need more. i'm we need more, we need more. i'm patrick christys on gb news,

thursday at 8 pm. on . gb news. thursday at 8 pm. on. gb news. welcome back. this very show win— welcome back. this very show wiii io— welcome back. this very show wiii to o— welcome back. this very show will be a migration— f f this very show will be a migration special on innnsoow.— will be a migration special on innnsoow. its— will be a migration special on thursday. it's the— will be a migration special on thursday. it's the day that the net thursday. it's the day that the not nignoiion— thursday. it's the day that the net migration figures for last wooi— net migration figures for last year announced— net migration figures for last year announced they could well top year announced they could well too ioonoo. — year announced they could well top 700,000. they— year announced they could well top 700,000. they could well top a top 700,000. they could well top o niiiion— top 700,000. they could well top o niiiion. ino— top 700,000. they could well top a million. the prime— top 700,000. they could well top a million. the prime minister nos— a million. the prime minister nos-nos— a million. the prime minister has he's committed to has said that he's committed to noonoing— has said that he's committed to noonoing noo— has said that he's committed to reducing net migration, but intonostingiw— reducing net migration, but interestingly, he hasn't set a ongoi— interestingly, he hasn't set a oongoo ono— interestingly, he hasn't set a target and distanced target and he's distanced ninsoii— target and he's distanced himself previous targets. himself from previous targets. but himself from previous targets. nni-nignoo— himself from previous targets. but-piqued my- himself from previous targets. but piqued my interest but this piqued my interest ooniion— but this piqued my interest earlier today— but this piqued my interest earlier today ,— but this piqued my interest earlier today , say tory mp david earlier today, say tory mp david simons— earlier today, say tory mp david simons soio— earlier today, say tory mp david simons said this,— earlier today, say tory mp david simons said this, by the way, nos— simons said this, by the way, no-s ono— simons said this, by the way, he's the chair— simons said this, by the way, he's the chair of— simons said this, by the way, he's the chair of the all party ooniiononoonw— he's the chair of the all party parliamentary group on migration . no— parliamentary group on migration . no soio— parliamentary group on migration . no soio wo— parliamentary group on migration . he said we need— . he said we need more innignoiion— . he said we need more immigration job immigration to fill job vacancies.— immigration to fill job vacancies. acas call me wonooning— vacancies. acas call me wondering-to- vacancies. acas call me wondering to we reliant on wondering are to we reliant on innignooiono— wondering are to we reliant on immigration? okay it seems like owonw— immigration? okay it seems like owonw singio— immigration? okay it seems like

every single sector— immigration? okay it seems like every single sector supposedly nonin— every single sector supposedly would crumble— every single sector supposedly would crumble without it and owonw— would crumble without it and owonw singio— would crumble without it and every single sector is still oosgonoio— every single sector is still desperate workers , despite desperate for workers, despite the desperate for workers, despitei ino—ononno the fact that we've got around 700,000—.go- 700,000 a figure of net nignoiion— 700,000 a figure of net nignooion .— 700,000 a figure of net migration . i'm joined by migration. i'm joined now by conservative— migration. i'm joined now by conservative south conservative mp for south inonon — conservative mp for south inonon its— conservative mp for south thanet. it's craig mackinlay . thanet. it's craig mackinlay. cong— thanet. it's craig mackinlay. onoig, inonk— thanet. it's craig mackinlay. craig, thank much. are craig, thank you very much. are we craig, thank you very much. are wo too— craig, thank you very much. are we too reliant— craig, thank you very much. are we too reliant on— craig, thank you very much. are we too reliant on migration ? e we too reliant on migration? it oo— we too reliant on migration? it no no— we too reliant on migration? it seems to be to _ we too reliant on migration? it seems to be to me— we too reliant on migration? it seems to be to me that's- we too reliant on migration? it seems to be to me that's the it's the easy call . we've got it's the easy call. we've got shortages, call for more migration and the figures to me that really stand out is that we've got over 5 million people on a form of working age benefit. we've got 1.1 million jobs unfilled . still got those jobs unfilled. still got those vacancies show— jobs unfilled. still got those vacancies show . - e. i: still got those vacancies show . "wily, e. i: still got those vacancies show . ”clan jobs unfilled. still got those vacancies show . surely one would vacancies show. surely one would have thought you'd match those that have got more hours. spare whilst on a form of benefit- whilst on a form of benefit fining— whilst on a form of benefit filling those _ whilst on a form of benefit filling those jobs that are oiwionsiw— filling those jobs that are obviously available. iiey obviously available. many of twoso— obviously available. many of those oo— obviously available. many of those are are— obviously available. many of those are are more unskilled and i can't imagine they can't be filled. there will be situations wnono— filled. there will be situations wnono wo— filled. there will be situations wnono no no— filled. there will be situations where we do need— �*" q there will be situations where we do need skilled workers and where we do need skilled workers on now— where we do need skilled workers on now now— where we do need skilled workers on now now noi— where we do need skilled workers and they may not obviously be owoiioiio— and they may not obviously be owoiioiio in— and they may not obviously be available in the— and they may not obviously be available in the market and then we can have the— available in the market and then

we can have the discussion as to wnoinon— we can have the discussion as to wnoinon inoso— we can have the discussion as to whether those routes should be owoiioiio— whether those routes should be available for— whether those routes should be available for skilled migrants non— available for skilled migrants from abroad. _ available for skilled migrants from abroad. but— available for skilled migrants from abroad. but the problem we've got is that virtually the entirety of all jobs that are available are now potentially advertised for anybody in the world because the salary limits are now so low and they haven't gone up since 2012. i mean , the gone up since 2012. i mean, the salary gone up since 2012. i mean, the soionw iowoi— gone up since 2012. i mean, the salary level for— gone up since 2012. i mean, the salary level for general- salary level for general oopiioooion— salary level for general application for any job is a is application for any job is a is o unio— application for any job is a is a little over— application for any job is a is a little over 26,000 and that's noon— a little over 26,000 and that's been reduced— a little over 26,000 and that's been reduced further for some nnswiiioo— been reduced further for some unskilled jobs— been reduced further for some unskilled jobs to— been reduced further for some unskilled jobs to 21,000. so its— unskilled jobs to 21,000. so its winnoiiw— unskilled jobs to 21,000. so it's virtually britain is open to ino— it's virtually britain is open to the world— it's virtually britain is open to the world now . e " to the world now. it is open to no— to the world now. it is open to the world. craig can i just joe, when were we asked when was the vote? because i don't remember it vote? because i don't remember i wnon— vote? because i don't remember i wnon wo— vote? because i don't remember i wnon wo woo— , because i don't remember it when we were asked, are we wiiiing— it when we were asked, are we wiiiing on— it when we were asked, are we are willing or able— it when we were asked, are we are willing or able to support onis— are willing or able to support inis iowoi— are willing or able to support this level of— are willing or able to support this level of migration ? now, this level of migration? now, in — this level of migration? now, in noi— this level of migration? now, i'm not fussed— this level of migration? now, i'm not fussed about people all not inssoo— i'm not fussed about people all not fussed about— i'm not fussed about people all not fussed about that at all. wnoi— not fussed about that at all. wnoi in— not fussed about that at all. what i'm fussed— not fussed about that at all. what i'm fussed about is how nonsing— what i'm fussed about is how nonsing ii-s— what i'm fussed about is how housing it's i'm— what i'm fussed about is how housing it's i'm fussed about access to education, i'm fussed

onono— access to education, i'm fussed oioni oi— access to education, i'm fussed about at those— access to education, i'm fussed about at those other public sowioos— about at those other public services and— about at those other public services and i— about at those other public services and i just cannot see not— services and i just cannot see not wo— services and i just cannot see not no on— services and i just cannot see that we can manage these numbers on o nognion— that we can manage these numbers on a regular annual— that we can manage these numbers on a regular annual basis . it on a regular annual basis. it now ixoooiw. — on a regular annual basis. it now . exactly. and- on a regular annual basis. it now . nee“; ' i: g on a regular annual basis. it now. nee“; i: (tang on a regular annual basis. it now . nee“; ' “2 (330 now. exactly. and craig as well , one of the things that stands out for me is you did ask there about when was the i believe we've lost craig, unfortunately. but just have a chat to you but i'll just have a chat to you at why not? we were asked, at home. why not? we were asked, craig then were we craig said. then when were we asked about this level of migration? answer asked about this level of m we tion? answer asked about this level of m we weren't. answer asked about this level of m we weren't. when answer asked about this level of m we weren't. when were iver asked about this level of m we weren't. when were we is we weren't. but when were we asked not we wanted asked whether or not we wanted a level a bit like level of level a bit like this level of migration? we've been asked migration? and we've been asked every election every single general election and vote and during the brexit vote haven't we? every time haven't we? every single time for last 20 or 30 years and for the last 20 or 30 years and every single time the british pubuc every single time the british public has come out and said, we want a limit on the amount of net migration and tighter controls on illegal migration. every single time and every single time . clearly, our single time. clearly, our politicians have not listened to the people. they've essentially lied to them. and when these figures drop, which i lied to them. and when these figures drop , which i suspect figures drop, which i suspect they will on thursday , and they they will on thursday, and they will pretty devastating. and they will on thursday, and they will look retty devastating. and they will on thursday, and they will look at ty devastating. and they will on thursday, and they will look atty diamountig. and they will on thursday, and they will look at ty diamount of and they will on thursday, and they will look atty diamount of net you look at the amount of net migration look the migration and you look at the

illegal well, could illegal migration as well, could this finally the turning this finally be the turning point where the public decide that they've had enough? craig i'll bring you back in. thank you very much, craig mckinley, mp thanet . craig, when mp for south thanet. craig, when these on on these figures drop on on thursday, the public have time and time again voted against numbers like these . time and numbers like these. time and time again they have been lied to. will this not be the straw that breaks the camel's back? i think last year was likely to be an unusual year because of up to 200,000 ukrainians. we okay. all right. craig mckinley, there unfortunately has got a bad signal, so we can't go to him. but there we go. look, make sure that you keep your eyes and ears peeled because we will be live here thursday throughout the here on thursday throughout the course the day as we reveal course of the day as we reveal the migration figures and the net migration figures and indeed migration indeed the illegal migration figures as well. and this really will place to be for all will be the place to be for all of that. i've got lots more to come now and 6:00 on the come between now and 6:00 on the sixth anniversary of the manchester bombing. i will manchester arena bombing. i will ask the risk

ask just how great is the risk of attack from of another terror attack from islamist extreme as is also the 10th anniversary, of course, of the slaughter, the murder of lee rigby, fusilier lee rigby on on the streets of britain. and there are some very strong words from syracuse tama on the future of the nhs. i will be talking to wes streeting, who is labour's shadow health and social care minister, live on this show in a matter of minutes. so make sure that you stay tuned for all of that. but right now it's your headunes that. but right now it's your headlines with polly . patrick. headlines with polly. patrick. thank you. the top stories thank you. the topystories this thank you. the top stories this nonn— thank you. the top stories this nonn o— thank you. the top stories this hour, a new major— thank you. the top stories this hour, a new major search for iioooioino— hour, a new major search for madeleine mccann will begin tomorrow. portuguese police will sooon— tomorrow. portuguese police will sooon o— tomorrow. portuguese police will search a remote— tomorrow. portuguese police will search a remote reservoir on the agno— search a remote reservoir on the aigowo, wnion— search a remote reservoir on the algarve, which the— search a remote reservoir on the algarve, which the main suspect in ino— algarve, which the main suspect in no ooso— algarve, which the main suspect in the case used— algarve, which the main suspect in the case used to— algarve, which the main suspect in the case used to frequent. ino— in the case used to frequent. ino ooo— in the case used to frequent. ino is— in the case used to frequent. the area is about— in the case used to frequent. the area is about 30 miles from the the area is about 30 miles from no noson— the area is about 30 miles from no noson in— the area is about 30 miles from the resort in praia— the area is about 30 miles from the resort in praia de luge, wnono— the resort in praia de luge, where madeleine first went missing.— where madeleine first went missing. six,— where madeleine first went missing. six, 13— where madeleine first went missing. six, 13 years ago. the sooon— missing. six, 13 years ago. the sooon is— missing. six, 13 years ago. the search is expected— missing. six, 13 years ago. the search is expected to last two tows— search is expected to last two oows os—

search is expected to last two oows os oiso — search is expected to last two days as also in— search is expected to last two days as also in the news today, ino— days as also in the news today, no nono— days as also in the news today, the home secretary says she's ooniiooni— the home secretary says she's confident there _ the home secretary says she's confident there was nothing nniowoni — confident there was nothing nniowoni in— confident there was nothing untoward in the— confident there was nothing untoward in the way she handled a untoward in the way she handled o spooning— untoward in the way she handled a speeding offence. suella braverman is— a speeding offence. suella braverman is under pressure over braverman is under pressure over a braverman is under pressure over o nossiiio— braverman is under pressure over a possible breach— braverman is under pressure over a possible breach of the ministerial— a possible breach of the ministerial code following oioins— ministerial code following oioins sno— ministerial code following claims she asked for help in ononging— claims she asked for help in ononging o— claims she asked for help in arranging a private speed awareness course for the prime iiinisoon— awareness course for the prime iiinision nos— awareness course for the prime minister has spoken to his oinios— minister has spoken to his ethics adviser— minister has spoken to his ethics adviser about the matter, but ethics adviser about the matter, on no— ethics adviser about the matter, in no ingninw— ethics adviser about the matter, but no inquiry has— ethics adviser about the matter, but no inquiry has been ionnonoo.— but no inquiry has been launched. speaking for the first ino— launched. speaking for the first oino oiono— launched. speaking for the first time about the _ launched. speaking for the first time about the row, the home soonoionw— time about the row, the home secretary didn't— time about the row, the home secretary didn't deny asking oiwii— secretary didn't deny asking civil servants— secretary didn't deny asking civil servants for assistance iosi— civil servants for assistance ioso sn— civil servants for assistance last summer. _ civil servants for assistance last summer. i- civil servants for assistance last summer. civil servants for assistance last summer . “i; last summer. i was speeding. i regret that i paid the fine and itook regret that i paid the fine and i took the points. but we're focussed now on delivering for the british people and working for them. did you ask civil sowonis— for them. did you ask civil sowonos io— for them. did you ask civil servants to put— for them. did you ask civil servants to put you - did you ask civil servants to put you on a one on spooning— servants to put you on a one on one speeding course in relation to ino— one speeding course in relation to no process? — one speeding course in relation to the process? i'm- one speeding course in relation to the process? f 2 one speeding course in relation to the process? 22 iii“ to the process? i'm focussed on delivering for the british people. do my job as home secretary. what i will say is that in view , i'm confident that in my view, i'm confident that in my view, i'm confident that nothing untoward has happened. that nothing untoward has happened . labour's been warning happened. labour's been warning the nhs won't survive another conservative government setting out his vision for the health

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gb news investments that matter . okay, just a little reminder that in just a few moments time i am due to be talking with wes streeting, who is the shadow health social care minister health and social care minister for party. clearly in for the labour party. clearly in relation-keir— for the labour party. clearly in relation-keir starmers- clearly in relation keir starmers big relation to keir starmers big wns— relation to keir starmers big wns-so— relation to keir starmers big wns-soiio- relation to keir starmers big nhs so be putting nhs plans, so i'll be putting sono-nions- nhs plans, so i'll be putting some _plans from i nhs plans, so i'll be putting some plans from keir some of those plans from keir sionnon— some of those plans from keir sionnon io— some of those plans from keir starmer to him.— some of those plans from keir starmer to him. we'll be having a i starmer to him. we'll be having o—i nonin- a chat about that. i would inogino— a chat about that. i would imagine probably wants to imagine he probably wants to oonnnono— imagine he probably wants to comment on suella braverman as won.— comment on suella braverman as wow—sinn- well, but today is the sixth onniosonw— well, but today is the sixth anniversary of— well, but today is the sixth anniversary of suicide anniversary of the suicide bombing— anniversary of the suicide. nonsing—noogio anniversary of the suicide- bombing_people were bombing in which 22 people were kiiioo— bombing in which 22 people were killed-manchester- bombing in which 22 people were killed manchester arena. killed in the manchester arena. ino—oi- killed in the manchester arena.| ino—oi-ono the attack happened at the end of the attack happened at the end oi—oonoon- the attack happened at the endi of_concert and of an ariana grande concert and iooos— of an ariana grande concert and iooos oi— of an ariana grande concert and iooos oi kios— of an ariana grande concert and loads of kids were— of an ariana grande concert and loads of kids were amongst those oioins— loads of kids were amongst those wioiins os— loads of kids were amongst those victims as well. _ loads of kids were amongst those victims as well. a— loads of kids were amongst those victims as well. a new report sows— victims as well. a new report sows inoi— victims as well. a new report sows onoo nonw— victims as well. a new report says that many of those people wno— says that many of those people wno snwiwoo— says that many of those people who survived are— says that many of those people who survived are yet to receive oswonoiogiooi— who survived are yet to receive psychological help, which is oosponoooiw.— psychological help, which is desperately, desperately ngsoning— desperately, desperately ngsoning .— desperately, desperately upsetting . but today is also the upsetting. but today is also the win— upsetting. but today is also the 10th anniversary— upsetting. but today is also the 10th anniversary of another oowosioiing— 10th anniversary of another devastating attack that caused nno— devastating attack that caused utter revulsion. _ devastating attack that caused utter revulsion. and again , in utter revulsion. and again, in my utter revulsion. and again, in nw wow— utter revulsion. and again, in nw goos— utter revulsion. and again, in my view, gets forgotten about all my view, gets forgotten about oii ooo— my view, gets forgotten about all too often.— my view, gets forgotten about all too often. and— my view, gets forgotten about all too often. and that is the

iwnioi— all too often. and that is the brutal murder— all too often. and that is the brutal murder of— all too often. and that is the brutal murder of fusilier lee rigby— brutal murder of fusilier lee nigiw in— brutal murder of fusilier lee nigiw in wood— brutal murder of fusilier lee rigby in broad daylight in wooiwion— rigby in broad daylight in woolwich by— rigby in broad daylight in woolwich by two vile islamist oxwonisis— woolwich by two vile islamist oxinonisis .— woolwich by two vile islamist extremists . yes,— woolwich by two vile islamist extremists . yes, but have we extremists. yes, but have we ooonoiiw— extremists. yes, but have we actually learned _ extremists. yes, but have we actually learned any lessons non— actually learned any lessons from no— actually learned any lessons from the death— actually learned any lessons from the death of lee rigby on inis— from the death of lee rigby on this manchester— from the death of lee rigby on this manchester arena bombing? i ask this manchester arena bombing? i osk inis— this manchester arena bombing? i ask this because— this manchester arena bombing? i ask this because when i look oonno— ask this because when i look around now, we've got an open ooon— around now, we've got an open to ooiiow— around now, we've got an open to ooiiow nonw— around now, we've got an open door policy pretty much in the ononnoi.— door policy pretty much in the channel, which— door policy pretty much in the channel, which is— door policy pretty much in the channel, which is a massive soonniow— channel, which is a massive security risk.— channel, which is a massive security risk. we've let in a wnoio— security risk. we've let in a wnoio nosi— security risk. we've let in a whole host returning isis whole host of returning isis nignions— whole host of returning isis fighters-syria- fighters from syria and countries— fighters from syria and countries-.- fighters from syria andi countries-. we fighters from syria and- countries-. we are countries like that. we are ioiiing— countries like that. we are ioning goooio— countries like that. we are letting people out of prisons for letting people out of prisons ion iono— letting people out of prisons for terror offences very, very ooniw— for terror offences very, very ooniw on— for terror offences very, very early on after— for terror offences very, very early on after march , only early on after march, only nonginoi— early on after march, only marginal sentences. and then i iook— marginal sentences. and then i iook oonno— marginal sentences. and then i look around as— marginal sentences. and then i look around as well and i think, you— look around as well and i think, won know.— look around as well and i think, won know. now— look around as well and i think, won know. now .— look around as well and i think, you know, ray , realistically, you know, ray, realistically, are we learning— you know, ray, realistically, are we learning the lessons to nnooooi— are we learning the lessons to protect ourselves— are we learning the lessons to protect ourselves from these wno— protect ourselves from these kind on— protect ourselves from these kind of attacks— protect ourselves from these kind of attacks happening again? i kind of attacks happening again? i snoko— kind of attacks happening again? i snoko io— kind of attacks happening again? i spoke to counter—terrorism onion— i spoke to counter—terrorism ongon kwosi— i spoke to counter—terrorism expert kwasi wasiq earlier. noos— expert kwasi wasiq earlier. noos wnoi— expert kwasi wasiq earlier. here's what he— expert kwasi wasiq earlier. here's what he had to say. won.— here's what he had to say. wen. i— here's what he had to say. well, i think— here's what he had to say. well, i think we— here's what he had to say. well, i think we have- here's what he had to say. well, i think we have learnt some lessons and i think we're going to learn more lessons as a result of us getting more cognisant as as a threat evolves. what we need to do is we need to stay ahead of the threat as it evolves, because

these terrorists are looking to destabilise the west and we need to be doing everything that we can. now, obviously , we are can. now, obviously, we are aware that, for example , the aware that, for example, the prison is a hotbed now for terrorist s or potential terrorists to be recruited and to actually carry out terrorist attacks. now that we know that that's taking place, we need to be able to put measures in place to prevent that from happening. of course, we can't prevent everything from happening, but when we do know a risk is posed, then we need to be taking those measures to be able to deal with it . when we've got people coming it. when we've got people coming in illegally from across the pond and we don't know who they are, we don't know what threat they're going pose the they're going to pose in the future. need to really future. and we need to really seriously deal with them in a proportionate way, in a legal way , so that we can certainly way, so that we can certainly deal with any potential threat that they do end up posing . that they do end up posing. yeah, i just really i'm

absolutely— yeah, i just really i'm absolutely staggered about our osonsoo . iii— absolutely staggered about our response . i'll just chat about response. i'll just chat about inis— response. i'll just chat about inis non— response. i'll just chat about inis ion ono— response. i'll just chat about this for one second. i am ooinoiiw— this for one second. i am actually really- this for one second. i am actually really staggered about our response to— actually really staggered about our response to this. i mean, soinon— our response to this. i mean, salman abedi's_ our response to this. i mean, salman abedi's brother was oiiowoo— salman abedi's brother was oiiowoo oo— salman abedi's brother was allowed to flee— salman abedi's brother was allowed to flee the country. okay— allowed to flee the country. okay ann — allowed to flee the country. okay and then _ allowed to flee the country. okay and then we've also got the iikos— okay and then we've also got the iikos oi— okay and then we've also got the iikos oi ono — okay and then we've also got the likes of the murderers of lee rigby,— likes of the murderers of lee nigiw. won— likes of the murderers of lee rigby, you known— likes of the murderers of lee rigby, you know, still in prison ono— rigby, you know, still in prison on song— rigby, you know, still in prison and being given— rigby, you know, still in prison and being given various oiiiononi— and being given various different luxuries. and we are , different luxuries. and we are, in nw— different luxuries. and we are, in nw wow— different luxuries. and we are, in my view, anyway, not doing onongn— in my view, anyway, not doing onongn oo— in my view, anyway, not doing onongn to nw— in my view, anyway, not doing onongn to tow io— in my view, anyway, not doing enough to try to make sure that sinn— enough to try to make sure that sinii ino— enough to try to make sure that stuff like this— enough to try to make sure that stuff like this doesn't happen ogoin. — stuff like this doesn't happen ogoin. ano— stuff like this doesn't happen again. and there— stuff like this doesn't happen again. and there is a little bit of again. and there is a little bit on_on— again. and there is a little bit on-oi oni— again. and there is a little bit on-oi oni oi— again. and there is a little bit of-of out of sight- again. and there is a little bit of of out of sight out of of a kind of out of sight out of mini— of a kind of out of sight out of mini-woo.— of a kind of out of sight out of mind,-there, when- of a kind of out of sight out of mind, there, when it comes mind, isn't there, when it comes to now— mind, isn't there, when it comes to now noi— mind, isn't there, when it comes to that? get your— mind, isn't there, when it comes to that? get your emails coming in on— to that? get your emails coming in on viows— to that? get your emails coming in gb views gb— to that? get your emails coming in gb views gb news dot .com. nno— in gb views gb news dot .com. on no— in gb views gb news dot .com. on in— in gb views gb news dot .com. but now i'm going— in gb views gb news dot .com. but now i'm going to talk about inis— but now i'm going to talk about inis nooonso— but now i'm going to talk about this because there— but now i'm going to talk about this because there are some very strong— this because there are some very strong wows— this because there are some very strong words from _ this because there are some very strong words from sir keir soonnon— strong words from sir keir sionnon .— strong words from sir keir starmer , who _ strong words from sir keir starmer , who says that the nhs starmer, who says that the nhs wiii— starmer, who says that the nhs wiii noi— starmer, who says that the nhs will not survive— starmer, who says that the nhs will not survive for— starmer, who says that the nhs will not survive for another two— will not survive for another iiwo woons— will not survive for another five years under- will not survive for another five years under the conservative party. starmer wonisoo— conservative party. starmer promised that— conservative party. starmer promised that labour would make the promised that labour would make no wns— promised that labour would make no wns iii— promised that labour would make the nhs fit for— promised that labour would make the nhs fit for the— promised that labour would make the nhs fit for the future if inow— the nhs fit for the future if inow — the nhs fit for the future if onow ono — the nhs fit for the future if they won the next general oiooiion. — they won the next general election. he— they won the next general election. he said they'd set new iongois— election. he said they'd set new oongoos non— election. he said they'd set new targets for ambulance response nnos— targets for ambulance response iinos oonoo— targets for ambulance response times, cancer diagnosis, cutting oooins— times, cancer diagnosis, cutting oooins non — times, cancer diagnosis, cutting deaths from cardiovascular

oisooso— deaths from cardiovascular oisooso .— deaths from cardiovascular disease . these— deaths from cardiovascular disease . these as well. and i'm disease. these as well. and i'm wow— disease. these as well. and i'm wonw gioosoo— disease. these as well. and i'm wonw pioosoo io— disease. these as well. and i'm very pleased to be— disease. these as well. and i'm very pleased to be joined now by the very pleased to be joined now by no snooow— very pleased to be joined now by the shadow health— very pleased to be joined now by the shadow health secretary, wes swooiing.— the shadow health secretary, wes swoooing. wos— the shadow health secretary, wes streeting. wes, thank you very nnon. — streeting. wes, thank you very nnon. onooi— streeting. wes, thank you very much. great to— streeting. wes, thank you very much. great to have you on the snow— much. great to have you on the snow .— much. great to have you on the snow . wnon— much. great to have you on the snow . wnon i— much. great to have you on the show . when i look— much. great to have you on the show . when i look some of the show. when i look at some of the iongnogo— show. when i look at some of the iongnogo-ioon— show. when i look at some of the language-been used- show. when i look at some of the language been used by language that's been used by kon— language that's been used by keir starmer— language that's been used by keir starmer about bringing winging—io- keir starmer about bringing. bringing—to home, bringing care closer to home, for bringing care closer to home, to oxonnio— bringing care closer to home, for example, heard about for example, we've heard about giving— for example, we've heard about giving-notions— giving the patients more oonwoi. — giving the patients more control. this— giving the patients more control. this is exactly the same language- control. this is exactly the same language with respect was onoo— same language with respect was not wo— same language with respect was not no nowo— same language with respect was that we have heard now for years non— that we have heard now for years from onwono— that we have heard now for years from anyone who's— that we have heard now for years from anyone who's remotely close to ino— from anyone who's remotely close to no wns. — from anyone who's remotely close to the nhs. what's— from anyone who's remotely close to the nhs. what's different ? to the nhs. what's different? veon— to the nhs. what's different? voon. i— to the nhs. what's different? voon. i noon— to the nhs. what's different? yeah, i mean, i— to the nhs. what's different? yeah, i mean, i can— to the nhs. what's different? yeah, i mean, i can understand why after years have broken promises from the conservatives. people are cynical. that's why ino— people are cynical. that's why no pion— people are cynical. that's why no gion oooow— people are cynical. that's why the plan today that keir set out is nooiiw— the plan today that keir set out is really important because even if is really important because even in ino— is really important because even in no wns— is really important because even if the nhs weren't— is really important because even if the nhs weren't in the niggosi— if the nhs weren't in the biggest crisis— if the nhs weren't in the biggest crisis in its history, wnion— biggest crisis in its history, wnion io— biggest crisis in its history, wnion ii is— biggest crisis in its history, which it is, even if the public ninonoos— which it is, even if the public finances weren't— which it is, even if the public finances weren't in the mess wnion— finances weren't in the mess wnion inow— finances weren't in the mess which they are,— finances weren't in the mess which they are, the nhs would siiii— which they are, the nhs would soiii noon— which they are, the nhs would still need to— which they are, the nhs would still need to-in- which they are, the nhs would still need to in order to still need to change in order to nooi— still need to change in order to nooi ino— still need to change in order to meet the needs— still need to change in order to meet the needs of— still need to change in order to meet the needs of britain today ono— meet the needs of britain today on into— meet the needs of britain today on no ino— meet the needs of britain today and into the future , not and into the future, not nnooin— and into the future, not britain, as— and into the future, not britain, as it— and into the future, not britain, as it was back in 1948 wnon— britain, as it was back in 1948 wnon ino— britain, as it was back in 1948 when the nhs— britain, as it was back in 1948 when the nhs was founded . and when the nhs was founded. and onoo— when the nhs was founded. and not nooos— when the nhs was founded. and that needs three— when the nhs was founded. and that needs three big shifts from a that needs three big shifts from onoons— that needs three big shifts from

a focus on hospital care to notion— a focus on hospital care to better community services . better community services. wnoinon— better community services. whether that's— better community services. whether that's general practise or access to pharmacy. new nonooi— or access to pharmacy. new mental health— or access to pharmacy. new mental health hubs. labour's oonninoo— mental health hubs. labour's committed to— mental health hubs. labour's committed to or— mental health hubs. labour's committed to or indeed snggoning— committed to or indeed supporting people's homes , which supporting people's homes, which won— supporting people's homes, which won snggon— supporting people's homes, which we'd support through greater inwosinoni— we'd support through greater investment in— we'd support through greater investment in district nursing. we investment in district nursing. wo oiso— investment in district nursing. wo oiso noon— investment in district nursing. we also need a— investment in district nursing. we also need a shift from onoiogno— we also need a shift from onoiogno io— we also need a shift from analogue to digital . i've got analogue to digital. i've got onozing— analogue to digital. i've got onozing iiio— analogue to digital. i've got amazing life sciences and ooonnoiogw— amazing life sciences and technology in— amazing life sciences and technology in this which technology in this country which can groundbreaking changes can offer groundbreaking changes in-inoi— can offer groundbreaking changes in-onoo wo— can offer groundbreaking changes in-that we treat- can offer groundbreaking changes in-that we treat ,- in the way that we treat, oiognoso.— in the way that we treat, diagnose, prevent illness and windw— diagnose, prevent illness and oninoiw. w-woo— diagnose, prevent illness and thirdly, we've got to do better in towns— thirdly, we've got to do better in tons on— thirdly, we've got to do better in terms of the— thirdly, we've got to do better in terms of the health of the notion— in terms of the health of the noiion ono— in terms of the health of the nation and tackling the gnonosgno— nation and tackling the grotesque inequalities. that moons-noonio- grotesque inequalities. that means people die grotesque inequalities. that- means-people-die almost means that people can die almost two-onnoo— means that people can die almost two-ooniion in— means that people can die almost two-earlier if they're - two decades earlier if they're from — two decades earlier if they're from o— two decades earlier if they're from o goonon— two decades earlier if they're from a poorer part of the north of from a poorer part of the north oi ingiono— from a poorer part of the north of england than— from a poorer part of the north of england than if— from a poorer part of the north of england than if they're in a wooiinion— of england than if they're in a wealthier—the. wealthier leafier part of the sonin— wealthier leafier part of the sonin oosi. — wealthier leafier part of the south east. and— wealthier leafier part of the south east. and that just can't be south east. and that just can't no igni— south east. and that just can't no nigni in— south east. and that just can't be right in today's day and age. now— be right in today's day and age. now-won— be right in today's day and age. now-won now— be right in today's day and age. now-won pow ion— be right in today's day and age. how-you pay for this- be right in today's day and age. 7 well, how do you pay for this? well, we've committed to— how do you pay for this? well, we've committed to the- 2i:::i 57 well, we've committed to the biggest ononsion— we've committed to the biggest ononsion oi— we've committed to the biggest expansion of nhs— we've committed to the biggest expansion of nhs staff in nisionw.— expansion of nhs staff in history, funded by abolishing the history, funded by abolishing ino non—oon— history, funded by abolishing the non—dom tax status . and as the non—dom tax status. and as kon— the non—dom tax status. and as woin soio— the non—dom tax status. and as keir said today,— the non—dom tax status. and as keir said today, the— the non—dom tax status. and as keir said today, the nhs does nognino— keir said today, the nhs does require investment, but also oio— require investment, but also oio .— require investment, but also oio . ano— require investment, but also reform . and we're being so reform. and we're being so oonoini— reform. and we're being so careful and— reform. and we're being so careful and cautious as a party

in ions— careful and cautious as a party in ionns oi— careful and cautious as a party in terms of the— careful and cautious as a party in terms of the promises we make iooonso— in terms of the promises we make iooonso wo know— in terms of the promises we make because we know that people out onoio— because we know that people out inono oo— because we know that people out there are really— because we know that people out there are really cynical about gioogos— there are really cynical about gioogos ono— there are really cynical about pledges and promises and whether they pledges and promises and whether inow oon— pledges and promises and whether inow io— pledges and promises and whether they can be afforded . that's why they can be afforded. that's why any they can be afforded. that's why onw-wo— they can be afforded. that's why onw-wo nono.— they can be afforded. that's why onw-wo nono-sow- they can be afforded. that's why any we make, say how any pledge we make, we say how nnon— any pledge we make, we say how nnon ii— any pledge we make, we say how nnon ii win— any pledge we make, we say how much it will cost,— any pledge we make, we say how much it will cost, where it will oono-ono— much it will cost, where it will come - and when - much it will cost, where it will come and when people i get come from, and when people i get inoi. —oi— come from, and when people i get inoi. —oi poopiol that. wes but a lot of people, yeah, do understand that. but yeah, i do understand that. but but a lot of the time the answer to it cost and to how much it will cost and where that will come from where that money will come from is and you are is non—dom status. and you are as tell, relying on as far as i can tell, relying on abolishing the non—dom status to fund things in education, the health service , when it comes to health service, when it comes to things like green energy as well, much will you make? well, how much will you make? only two things. two things. inoi— only two things. two things. no os— only two things. two things. that was three— 0’an “35 two things. that was three things. 0’an “33 two things. that was three things. just 0’an “2; two things. that was three things. just two wings.— that was three things. just two inings. nignio— that was three things. just two things. right? so— that was three things. just two things. right? so abolishing the oioiisning— things. right? so abolishing the abolishing the— things. right? so abolishing the abolishing the non—dom tax sioins— abolishing the non—dom tax status raises— abolishing the non—dom tax status raises just over £3 iiiiion— status raises just over £3 iiiiion. io— status raises just over £3 billion. 1.6 goes to the biggest ononsion— billion. 1.6 goes to the biggest ononsion oi— billion. 1.6 goes to the biggest expansion of nhs staff in nisionw— expansion of nhs staff in nisionw ono— expansion of nhs staff in history and the rest goes to onnonw— history and the rest goes to primary school— history and the rest goes to primary school breakfast clubs in owonw— primary school breakfast clubs in every school— primary school breakfast clubs in every school so— primary school breakfast clubs in every school so that kids sion— in every school so that kids sion ino— in every school so that kids sion ino now— in every school so that kids start the day with hungry minds, not start the day with hungry minds, noi nnngnw— start the day with hungry minds, not hungry bellies— start the day with hungry minds, not hungry bellies . that's it. not hungry bellies. that's it. inoi-s— not hungry bellies. that's it. that's where— not hungry bellies. that's it. that's where the _ not hungry bellies. that's it. that's where the non—dom money goos— that's where the non—dom money goos. ano— that's where the non—dom money goos. ann onoio— that's where the non—dom money goes. and there are— that's where the non—dom money goes. and there are no other

oioogos— goes. and there are no other pledges funded— goes. and there are no other pledges funded from no other. won.— pledges funded from no other. woii. won-wo— pledges funded from no other. well, you've heard— pledges funded from no other. well, you've heard it.- pledges funded from no other. well, you've heard it. you- pledges funded from no other. well, you've heard it. you have heard it here. good . you've heard it here. good. you've heard it here. good. you've heard it here. because i do. i do interview. i do interview a lot of labour people. and it does seem like everything is non—dominated. i'm very pleased about this. words. thank you very, look, can very, very much. but look, can i ask, was a little sneaky ask, there was a little sneaky little in what keir starmer little line in what keir starmer was which made was saying, which which made me wonder he opening the wonder is he is he opening the door for some kind of replication foreign health replication of a foreign health service? talk about service? there was a talk about looking internationally and seeing how other countries are doing it better than us. okay. what are what are those countries? what kind of systems are we talking about here? i couldn't help but wonder whether it a nudge in the it was a little nudge in the direction some form of direction of some form of privatisation, which of course one would imagine the labour privatisation, which of course one vtwould�*nagine the labour privatisation, which of course one vtwould�*nagdead. absolutely party would be dead. absolutely not. no, party would be dead. absolutely not no. no— party would be dead. absolutely not. no, no, no. that's- party would be dead. absolutely not. no, no, no. that's not- 2 22 absolutely not. no, no, no. that's not the ano— not. no, no, no. that's not the answer. and similarly , i mean, i answer. and similarly, i mean, i know— answer. and similarly, i mean, i know wo— answer. and similarly, i mean, i know we sometimes get conservatives - know we sometimes get conservatives saying maybe we snonio— conservatives saying maybe we snonio onongo— conservatives saying maybe we should charge nhs services. should charge for nhs services. ino— should charge for nhs services. ino problem— should charge for nhs services. the problem with— should charge for nhs services. the problem with the nhs isn't onoi— the problem with the nhs isn't no its— the problem with the nhs isn't no its noo— the problem with the nhs isn't that it's free at— the problem with the nhs isn't that it's free at the point of inoi-s— that it's free at the point of use. that's-like- that it's free at the point ofi use. that's-like-i use. that's what like when i noni— use. that's what like when i nono—kionow- use. that's what like when i. went—kidney cancer went through my kidney cancer a oonnio— went through my kidney cancer a oonnio oi— went through my kidney cancer a

oonoio oi woons— went through my kidney cancer a couple of years ago, the one ining— couple of years ago, the one ining i— couple of years ago, the one thing i didn't— couple of years ago, the one thing i didn't have to worry oioni— thing i didn't have to worry oioni-ino— thing i didn't have to worry about-the-and- thing i didn't have to worry- about-the-andlwould thing i didn't have to worry- aboin-the-andlwould thing i didn't have to worry aboin a the and would thing i didn't have to worry aboin a ditch and would thing i didn't have to worry aboin a ditch to and would thing i didn't have to worry aboin a ditch to saved would thing i didn't have to worry aboin a ditch to save that ould die in a ditch to save that wooions— die in a ditch to save that precious principle of free at ino— precious principle of free at ino-nso— precious principle of free at. the-use-service. the point of use public service. inoi-s—wnonoi the point of use public service. inoono—wnonoi the point of use public service. theare looking, where the point of use public service. theare looking, whetherwhere the point of use public service. theare looking, whether it'stre the point of use public service. theare looking, whether it's you we are looking, whether it's you know.— we are looking, whether it's you know, continental— we are looking, whether it's you know, continental european oonniios— know, continental european oonnioso-- know, continental european countries-a lot- know, continental european countries a lot more in countries who do a lot more in onnonw— countries who do a lot more in onnonw ooo— countries who do a lot more in onnonw ono— countries who do a lot more in primary care and community sowioos— primary care and community sowioos. so— primary care and community services. so they— primary care and community services. so they a lot more services. so they do a lot more scans and diagnostic work in the oonnnniiw— scans and diagnostic work in the community. they've got much ioiion— community. they've got much. ioiion—gononoi better primary care and general nnooiiso— better primary care and general pnooiiso onon— better primary care and general practise than we— better primary care and general practise than we do or whether it's practise than we do or whether its iooking— practise than we do or whether its iooking oi— practise than we do or whether it's looking at singapore and or isnooi— it's looking at singapore and or isnooi-wnoi— it's looking at singapore and or israel what they're doing israel and what they're doing in ions— israel and what they're doing in ionns oi— israel and what they're doing in ionns oi iiio— israel and what they're doing in terms of life sciences and ioonnoiogw.— terms of life sciences and ioonnoiogw. i— terms of life sciences and technology. i don't think inono-s— technology. i don't think. there's—model technology. i don't think- there's_model out there's one kind of model out onoio— there's one kind of model out inono onoi— there's one kind of model out there that we— there's one kind of model out there that we can— there's one kind of model out there that we can just sort of wnoiosoio— there that we can just sort of wnoiosoioinn— there that we can just sort of wholesale up and plant into wholesale lift up and plant into the wholesale lift up and plant into ino wnn— wholesale lift up and plant into ino wns. wnoi— wholesale lift up and plant into the nhs. what there are are oi— the nhs. what there are are areas of excellence and best nnooiiso— areas of excellence and best wooiiso in— areas of excellence and best practise in other— areas of excellence and best practise in other parts of the wooin— practise in other parts of the wonio onoi— practise in other parts of the world that - much - practise in other parts of the world that much better world that deliver much better onioonos-oo- world that deliver much better outcomes do here, world that deliver much better outcomes-do here, we outcomes than we do here, and we won— outcomes than we do here, and we nono—inn. - outcomes than we do here, and we nono—inn. nni- outcomes than we do here, and we want—that. but the. want to learn from that. but the innoononioi— want to learn from that. but the fundamental-of- want to learn from that. but the fundamental of the fundamental principles of the wns— fundamental principles of the wns ioo— fundamental principles of the wns inoo oi— fundamental principles of the nhs free at the— fundamental principles of the nhs free at the point of use as far-we're— nhs free at the point of use as far we're concerned, are far as we're concerned, are nniononoiio. — far as we're concerned, are untouchable. and that's what nokos— untouchable. and that's what nokos ino— untouchable. and that's what makes the nhs— untouchable. and that's what makes the nhs fighting makes the nhs worth fighting ion — makes the nhs worth fighting ion _wii— makes the nhs worth fighting for. _all right- makes the nhs worth fighting for. _all right .- makes the nhs worth fighting. for. _all right. presumably for. okay. all right. presumably you will be giving a whopping great big pay rise to nhs workers make it a more workers to make it a more palatable working environment workers to make it a more palthemt working environment

workers to make it a more palthem .working environment workers to make it a more palthem . well,g environment workers to make it a more palthem . well, do nvironment workers to make it a more palthem . well, do what ment workers to make it a more palthem . well, do what went workers to make it a more palthem . well, do what we can for them. well, do what we can wnon— for them. well, do what we can wnon wo— for them. well, do what we can wnon wo i— for them. well, do what we can when we can. i ask— well, do what we can when we can. i ask people to judge— when we can. i ask people to inogo ns— when we can. i ask people to inogo ns on— when we can. i ask people to inogo ns on on— when we can. i ask people to judge us on our record. when we iosi— judge us on our record. when we iosi in— judge us on our record. when we were last in government, we ooinoiiw— were last in government, we actually delivered pay rises wooi— actually delivered pay rises woon oiion— actually delivered pay rises year after year— actually delivered pay rises year after year and actually inii— year after year and actually inii pow— year after year and actually full pay restoration compared to wnoi— full pay restoration compared to wnoi-nonnonoo— full pay restoration compared to what happened under the what had happened under the conservatives— what had happened under the conservatives-.- what had happened under the conservatives . but what had happened under the. conservatives-. but we conservatives previously. but we nono-io— conservatives previously. but we wono-iolinoi— conservatives previously. but wei were -to .that-we were able to do that because we got were able to do that because we goo-ooononw— were able to do that because we got economy growing. and so were able to do that because we got got economy growing. and so were able to do that because we got got a onomy growing. and so were able to do that because we got got a lot my growing. and so were able to do that because we got got a lot of' growing. and so were able to do that because we got got a lot of time/ing. and so were able to do that because we got got a lot of time fori. and so i've got a lot of time for nurses and— i've got a lot of time for nurses and junior doctors and wnoi— nurses and junior doctors and wnoi inow-no— nurses and junior doctors and what they're saying about the pressure -feel_ what they're saying about the pressure -feel in - what they're saying about the pressure feel in their pressure they feel in their oookois— pressure they feel in their pockets .well - pressure they feel in their pockets well as the pressures pockets as well as the pressures onoi— pockets as well as the pressures inn—ino— pockets as well as the pressures that—the workplacei that are under in the workplace _to— that are under in the workplace case. do everything i case. and i'll do everything i to case. and i'll do everything i io oon— case. and i'll do everything i io sio— case. and i'll do everything i to can sit down,— case. and i'll do everything i to can sit down, negotiate with non— to can sit down, negotiate with won-wnn— to can sit down, negotiate with onon-wiin—ooi to can sit down, negotiate with. them,-with_do as them, work with them, and do as nnon— them, work with them, and do as nnonlwo— them, work with them, and do as nnonlwo oon— them, work with them, and do as much-we can as— them, work with them, and do as much-we can as fast- them, work with them, and do as much we can as fast as we much as we can as fast as we nni— much as we can as fast as we in i— much as we can as fast as we in i nowo— much as we can as fast as we can. but i have been honest with non— can. but i have been honest with won—ion- them when they've asked for inings— them when they've asked for inings nno— them when they've asked for things like the _ them when they've asked for things like the 35% pay rise or 19.5,— things like the 35% pay rise or ion-non.— things like the 35% pay rise or ion-non. io— things like the 35% pay rise or 19.5,-had, to be- things like the 35% pay rise or 19.5, had, to be honest and 19.5, i've had, to be honest and say— 19.5, i've had, to be honest and sow|wonion-i— 19.5, i've had, to be honest and sawaouldn't be— 19.5, i've had, to be honest and say wouldn't be able to say i wouldn't be able to nonwor— say i wouldn't be able to deliver overnight. wish deliver that overnight. i wish it deliver that overnight. i wish ii-nossiiio— deliver that overnight. i wish ii-nossiiio .— deliver that overnight. i wish it-possible . but- deliver that overnight. i wish it possible . but the public it were possible. but the public iinonoos— it were possible. but the public iinonoos-in— it were possible. but the public iinonoos-in o— it were possible. but the public finances-in a mess- it were possible. but the public finances in a mess and i'm finances are in a mess and i'm noi— finances are in a mess and i'm noi going— finances are in a mess and i'm not going io— finances are in a mess and i'm not going to ioon— finances are in a mess and i'm not going to lead the not going to lead you up the poin— not going to lead you up the noon-on— not going to lead you up the path-an election- not going to lead you up the- path-an election-then path before an election and then let path before an election and then ioi—oiooiionl let you down after an election. so-ioing— let you down after an election. so-being-aboutl so we are being careful about the so we are being careful about ino—noko. - so we are being careful about the—make. we'rel the promises we make. we're osking— the promises we make. we're oswing poopio— the promises we make. we're asking people-us. the promises we make. we're asking people us on the promises we make. we're- asking people-us on our asking people to judge us on our ooon-o — asking people to judge us on our ooon-o con— asking people to judge us on our ooon-o con i— asking people to judge us on our record. can i can— asking people to judge us on our record. can i can i— asking people to judge us on our record. can i can i just- asking people to judge us on our record. ci?“ ca“ iii“ record. can i can i just on that on on that. judging on your on that on that. judging on your make all difference. yeah on make all the difference. yeah on that record that judging on your record thing it not

thing then was is it not slightly unfortunate for you that that the nhs in wales is run under a labour government and that absolutely on its and that is absolutely on its knees. i and that is absolutely on its knees . i don't deny that right knees. i don't deny that right ino— knees. i don't deny that right across the uk— knees. i don't deny that right across the uk in— knees. i don't deny that right across the uk in all- i don't deny that right across the uk in all four corners, scotland , wales, corners, scotland, wales, wonnonn— corners, scotland, wales, northern ireland and england , northern ireland and england, the northern ireland and england, no wns— northern ireland and england, no wns is— northern ireland and england, no wns is in— northern ireland and england, the nhs is in dire straits. it's a the nhs is in dire straits. it's o ioo— the nhs is in dire straits. it's o ioi oi— the nhs is in dire straits. it's o ioi oi onoi— the nhs is in dire straits. it's a lot of that is— the nhs is in dire straits. it's a lot of that is because frankly for a lot of that is because frankly ion nono— a lot of that is because frankly for more than— a lot of that is because frankly for more than a— a lot of that is because frankly for more than a decade we had a underinvestment_ for more than a decade we had a underinvestment with the conservatives _ underinvestment with the conservatives additives and that ooos— conservatives additives and that ooos iiow— conservatives additives and that does flow through— conservatives additives and that does flow through to the choices onoi— does flow through to the choices that governments _ does flow through to the choices that governments in different nons— that governments in different oons oi— that governments in different oons oi ino— that governments in different parts of the united kingdom are onio— parts of the united kingdom are oiiolnoko— parts of the united kingdom are oiiolnono. i— parts of the united kingdom are able-make. ithink- parts of the united kingdom are able make. i think a labour able to make. i think a labour gowonnnoni— able to make. i think a labour gowonnnoni in— able to make. i think a labour government in westminster would ooooi— government in westminster would onooiolnising— government in westminster would createlrising tide— government in westminster would create rising tide that would create a rising tide that would lift create a rising tide that would iiiiisnins— create a rising tide that would lift-ships and— create a rising tide that would lift ships and we'll be able lift all ships and we'll be able to lift all ships and we'll be able io wonk— lift all ships and we'll be able to work partnership right to work in partnership right across-support. to work in partnership right- across-support health, across the uk to support health, improving— across the uk to support health, improving in— across the uk to support health, improving in every— across the uk to support health, improving in every part of the no. — improving in every part of the no. onwonsiw— improving in every part of the uk. obviously health is devolved to uk. obviously health is devolved io-ono— uk. obviously health is devolved to-and scotland- uk. obviously health is devolved to-and scotland ,- uk. obviously health is devolved to and scotland , northern to wales and scotland, northern inoionoi— to wales and scotland, northern inoionoli— to wales and scotland, northern ireland,-i think— to wales and scotland, northern ireland,-i think all- to wales and scotland, northern ireland, i think all of them ireland, but i think all of them wonio— ireland, but i think all of them wonio io— ireland, but i think all of them would be better— ireland, but i think all of them would be better under would be better off under a ioionn— would be better off under a labour government. you know, labour government. and you know, the labour government. and you know, oio-nono— labour government. and you know, ino-noio io— labour government. and you know, the-hate to admit— labour government. and you know, the hate to admit this, the snp hate to admit this, but wow— the snp hate to admit this, but inow-inow-o— the snp hate to admit this, but they-they'd.better- the snp hate to admit this, but they they'd better off they know they'd be better off nnoon— they know they'd be better off nnoon o— they know they'd be better off under a labour— they know they'd be better off under a labour government even if under a labour government even ii wo— under a labour government even ii wo wonion-i— under a labour government even if we wouldn't them if we wouldn't touch them with a bargepole-_ if we wouldn't touch them with a nongogoio. onw— if we wouldn't touch them with a bargepole. okay, very bargepole. okay, look very gniowiw—io quickly cause i'm going to get snonioo— quickly cause i'm going to get snonioo-i— quickly cause i'm going to get shouted-i know- quickly cause i'm going to get shouted down. i know you've given us your time.

given us a bit of your time. i just wanted to clarify one thing, if that's right. this thing, if that's all right. this non—dom to the billion non—dom thing to the 1.6 billion that would non—dom thing to the 1.6 billion that for would non—dom thing to the 1.6 billion that for our would non—dom thing to the 1.6 billion that for our nhs, would non—dom thing to the 1.6 billion that for our nhs, abolishing raise for our nhs, abolishing the status, what you the non—dom status, what do you do a of years later when do a couple of years later when all those non—doms have left all of those non—doms have left this entirely and this country entirely and they're any more? they're not paying in any more? so i don't think that's going to be the case. and we based our ossnnniions— be the case. and we based our assumptions not— be the case. and we based our assumptions not on— 2 and we based our assumptions not on our own nosoonon ini— assumptions not on our own research, but on— assumptions not on our own research, but on independent research conducted by academics in ionoon— research conducted by academics in ionoon ono— research conducted by academics in london and in— research conducted by academics in london and in warwick. and we're confident— in london and in warwick. and we're confident that this would gononoio— we're confident that this would gononoio ino — we're confident that this would generate the revenues that we nooo. — generate the revenues that we nooo. ann — generate the revenues that we need. and look,— generate the revenues that we need. and look, there's a very nign— need. and look, there's a very nign nnoiiio— need. and look, there's a very high profile example of a non—oon — high profile example of a non—dom in— high profile example of a non—dom in number 10 who pays inoin— non—dom in number 10 who pays inoin ionos— non—dom in number 10 who pays their taxes here. _ non—dom in number 10 who pays their taxes here. now but they nign-i— their taxes here. now but they oion-i ioowo— their taxes here. now but they didn't leave the— their taxes here. now but they didn't leave the country. and i oon-i— didn't leave the country. and i oon-i ininn— didn't leave the country. and i don't think other— didn't leave the country. and i don't think other non—doms would iooonso— don't think other non—doms would iooonso ion— don't think other non—doms would because for-the— don't think other non—doms would because for the challenges don't think other non—doms would becaugotir the challenges don't think other non—doms would becaugotir britain, hallenges don't think other non—doms would becaugotir britain, thisznges we've got in britain, this is siiii— we've got in britain, this is siiii o— we've got in britain, this is siiii o gnooi— we've got in britain, this is still a great place to live, a gnooi— still a great place to live, a gnooi giooo— still a great place to live, a great place .work- still a great place to live, a great place work and a great great place to work and a great niooo— great place to work and a great niooo io— great place to work and a great giooo io oo— great place to work and a great place to do business. it could be place to do business. it could iolnnon— place to do business. it could be.much better. - place to do business. it could be much better. and that's at be so much better. and that's at the be so much better. and that's at ino-ioionn-s— be so much better. and that's at the-labour's plans- be so much better. and that's at the labour's plans for the heart of labour's plans for onion.— the heart of labour's plans for nniioin. wos— the heart of labour's plans for britain. was massively oggnooioio— britain. was massively appreciate your time. britain. was massively— appreciate your time. thank you won— appreciate your time. thank you wonw .— appreciate your time. thank you wonw . wow— appreciate your time. thank you very , very much. streeting. very, very much. wes streeting. there shadow there is the shadow health secretary , right? well, lots to secretary, right? well, lots to get into there. we can we can

ruminate on that a little bit later, but there is a warning over a growing number of sophisticated over a growing number of sophi:of:ated over a growing number of sophizof online dating sites. users of online dating sites. apparently victim firms can be left of thousands out of left tens of thousands out of pocket. shocking cases this we're some of the key we're giving you some of the key warnings out for to make warnings to look out for to make sure money sure that you keep the money in your i'm

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wonning— got time for this. just about a wonninglioing— got time for this. just about a warning being issued over a warning is being issued over a nnnnoni— warning is being issued over a nnnionlnow— warning is being issued over a number new sophisticated number of new sophisticated scams. consumer— number of new sophisticated scams. consumer group which says at scams. consumer group which says oi ioosi— scams. consumer group which says oi ioosi ioni— scams. consumer group which says oi ioosi ionn ono— scams. consumer group which says at least four are doing the onos— at least four are doing the onos ano— at least four are doing the rounds. and we- at least four are doing the rounds. and we wanted to bring inis— rounds. and we wanted to bring inis io— rounds. and we wanted to bring inis ooso-wo— rounds. and we wanted to bring this to _save you - rounds. and we wanted to bring this to save you and your this to you to save you and your iowoo— this to you to save you and your iowoo onos— this to you to save you and your iowoo o— this to you to save you and your loved ones a bit— this to you to save you and your loved ones a bit of— this to you to save you and your loved ones a bit of money. they inoinoo— loved ones a bit of money. they include - paypal— loved ones a bit of money. they include paypal missing include fake paypal and missing poison— include fake paypal and missing person-fraudulent- include fake paypal and missing person fraudulent app person appeals, fraudulent app oioins— person appeals, fraudulent app oions .— person appeals, fraudulent app oions . ano— person appeals, fraudulent app alerts . and believe it or not, alerts. and believe it or not, pig— alerts. and believe it or not, gig nniononing— alerts. and believe it or not, gig nniononing .— alerts. and believe it or not, pig butchering, which one would nooo— pig butchering, which one would nooono-— pig butchering, which one would have _waslniche- pig butchering, which one would have was niche market. have thought was a niche market. but have thought was a niche market. inn—wnion- have thought was a niche market. inn—wnion wos- have thought was a niche market. but which was given have thought was a niche market. bu�*name which was given have thought was a niche market. bu�*name because ivhich was given have thought was a niche market. bu�*name because fraudsters given its name because fraudsters ioiion— its name because fraudsters ioiionlino— its name because fraudsters fatten the victim by forming fatten up the victim by forming a fatten up the victim by forming o—ioionol a romance connection before oxooniing— a romance connection before oxooniing ino — a romance connection before executing the financial part of the executing the financial part of no so— executing the financial part of no .— executing the financial part of no . iii— executing the financial part of the scam . bit grim. our next the scam. bit grim. our next gnosi— the scam. bit grim. our next gnosi inis— the scam. bit grim. our next guest this evening is an unfortunate— guest this evening is an unfortunate victim of romance iono— unfortunate victim of romance inono .— unfortunate victim of romance inono . ano— unfortunate victim of romance fraud . and joining us now from fraud. and joining us now from sooiiono— fraud. and joining us now from sooiiono is— fraud. and joining us now from scotland is sue— fraud. and joining us now from scotland is sue mitchell. sue, inonk— scotland is sue mitchell. sue, inonk won— scotland is sue mitchell. sue, inonw won on— scotland is sue mitchell. sue, thank you very much and thank you thank you very much and thank won ion— thank you very much and thank won ion noing— thank you very much and thank you for being brave enough to now— you for being brave enough to ioik oni— you for being brave enough to ioik oni ono— you for being brave enough to talk out and very— you for being brave enough to talk out and very sorry with the so talk out and very sorry with the so nnossoo— talk out and very sorry with the so pnossoo ion— talk out and very sorry with the so pressed for time. you can iiono— so pressed for time. you can blame-streeting. - so pressed for time. you can blame streeting. all right. blame wes streeting. all right. so blame wes streeting. all right. so nonnonnoni— blame wes streeting. all right. so remember that next you so remember that next time you go-woio.— so remember that next time you go-woio. nni— so remember that next time you go-woio. in so— so remember that next time you go vote. but so what go and vote. but so what noggonoo— go and vote. but so whati nonponoo—ono go and vote. but so what. happened—and i go and vote. but so what- happened_and i got happened to you, sue and i got a ooniooi— happened to you, sue and i got a ooniooi inon — happened to you, sue and i got a contact from a— happened to you, sue and i got a contact from a gentleman oioining— contact from a gentleman oioining io— contact from a gentleman claiming to be— contact from a gentleman claiming to be in america and nosoo— claiming to be in america and iosoo on— claiming to be in america and based on some— claiming to be in america and based on some photos that i'd oosion— based on some photos that i'd nosooo oniino— based on some photos that i'd posted online on— based on some photos that i'd posted online on facebook on a nniiio— posted online on facebook on a nniiio siio—

posted online on facebook on a nniiio siio .— posted online on facebook on a public site , basically was was public site, basically was was woniing— public site, basically was was woniing io— public site, basically was was wanting to travel— public site, basically was was wanting to travel to scotland. ann— wanting to travel to scotland. and no— wanting to travel to scotland. and no wos— wanting to travel to scotland. and he was interested- wanting to travel to scotland. and he was interested in- wanting to travel to scotland. and he was interested in whether i could give him some tips on where to come to, when he came on his visit . okay. and he did on his visit. okay. and he did he on his visit. okay. and he did no onon— on his visit. okay. and he did no inon inw— on his visit. okay. and he did no inon inw io— on his visit. okay. and he did he then try to ask— on his visit. okay. and he did he then try to ask for- “ . . okay. and he did he then try to ask for a bit of nnonow — he then try to ask for a bit of nn.onow wnoi— he then try to ask for a bit of money. what was— he then try to ask for a bit of money. what was the kind of gnognossion— money. what was the kind of progression here— money. what was the kind of progression here towards you? nnionnnoioiw— progression here towards you? unfortunately i— progression here towards you? unfortunately i believe losing some money. is— unfortunately i believe losing some money. is that right? yeah nosiooiiw— some money. is that right? yeah nosiooiiw ii— some money. is that right? yeah basically it went— some money. is that right? yeah basically it went over— some money. is that right? yeah basically it went over 16- some money. is that right? yeah basically it went over 16 months and we chatted and we became friends. and he told me about his life and his job. and after for probably ten days, he was going to go working on an oil rig and out in the gulf of mexico, he lived in new jersey. he claimed at the time and whilst he was away, he had problem after problem after problem. basically and an accident as well . but all the accident as well. but all the time we were , you know, we were time we were, you know, we were developing our relationship ship right. and developing our relationship ship right . and he then he was then

right. and he then he was then osning— right. and he then he was then osning won— right. and he then he was then osning won ion— right. and he then he was then asking you for quite— 2 2; and he then he was then asking you for quite a lot of nonow— asking you for quite a lot of nonow wosni— asking you for quite a lot of money wasn't he. yeah, it was , money wasn't he. yeah, it was, it money wasn't he. yeah, it was, ii os— money wasn't he. yeah, it was, ii o— money wasn't he. yeah, it was, it was a small— money wasn't he. yeah, it was, it was a small amount to start wiin. — it was a small amount to start win. no— it was a small amount to start with. he indicated- it was a small amount to start with. “2 22 23 with. he indicated that the day after that he got onto the oil rig. i'd forgotten to pack a card that he needed to run his operation with his computer program. his work, basically from the computer there. and he'd forgotten to pack the card. and so could i just buy him a £50 google play card so that he could , you know, actually do the could, you know, actually do the work? he was only meant to be there for four weeks. so it was to set up the job and in the end, my notes here say that you lost about £35,000. is that right ? lost about £35,000. is that nigni ovos. — lost about £35,000. is that right ? yes. yes. about seven right? yes. yes. about seven payments and small amounts. first £1,095. the biggest . one first £1,095. the biggest. one being £12,000 a six. and a half thousand pound for an accident that he had while he was on the rig and various other machinery that that failed whilst he was

away. well sue, can i ask you a quick favour and can i ask if it's all right for you to come back on and talk to me a bit more about this because we've been so pressed for time here because surprise because we've had a surprise interaction with the shadow health labour health minister for the labour party, did to party, which i did have to squeeze in. but i'd to have squeeze in. but i'd love to have you— squeeze in. but i'd love to have won ioon— squeeze in. but i'd love to have won nook io— squeeze in. but i'd love to have won nook io on— squeeze in. but i'd love to have you back to on talk— squeeze in. but i'd love to have you back to on talk a- 2 “ but i'd love to have you back to on talk a bit more ooioii— you back to on talk a bit more detail because— you back to on talk a bit more detail because think your detail because i think your sionw— detail because i think your snow-io- detail because i think your sionw-io noin- detail because i think your- story-to help millions story is going to help millions of story is going to help millions oi-oni— story is going to help millions oi-oni-koon- story is going to help millions of-out-keep holdj story is going to help millions. of-out-keep hold of of people out there keep hold of sonolinoin— of people out there keep hold of some-their money— of people out there keep hold of some their money and fall some of their money and not fall wioiin — some of their money and not fall wioiin linoso— some of their money and not fall victim those fraudsters victim to those vile fraudsters onoi— victim to those vile fraudsters inoi—o- victim to those vile fraudstersi that—a romance victim to those vile fraudsters that victim. a romance victim to those vile fraudsters that victim. that a romance victim to those vile fraudsters that victim. that itromance victim to those vile fraudsters that victim. that itrommee fraud victim. that is it for me ioiow— fraud victim. that is it for me iooow. iooios— fraud victim. that is it for me today. ladies and— fraud victim. that is it for me today. ladies and gentlemen. i win— today. ladies and gentlemen. i wiii io— today. ladies and gentlemen. i wiii to noon— today. ladies and gentlemen. i will be back tomorrow at 3 pm. oonioso— will be back tomorrow at 3 pm. dewbs&_veiyl dewbs& co follows very, very snoniw— dewbs& co follows very, very. shortly_ dewberry shortly with michelle dewberry niio. — shortly with michelle dewberry niio. linono. — shortly with michelle dewberry btec..there. it's— shortly with michelle dewberry btec. there. it's aidan btec. hi there. it's aidan wooiwonn— btec. hi there. it's aidan mcgivern here - btec. hi there. it's aidan mcgivern here from the met oiiioo— mcgivern here from the met office _ news. office with your gb news ionooosi. — office with your gb news forecast. it's— office with your gb news forecast. it's a- office with your gb news forecast. . �*" “i; office with your gb news- forecast. it's a fine spring day out there for most of us. warm, sunny continuing during sunny spells continuing during the the afternoon with the rest of the afternoon with clear spells overnight. high pressure is well and truly in charge of our weather at the moment. that's keeping weather systems bay . although a few systems at bay. although a few weak fronts will just weak weather fronts will just topple the top of that high topple over the top of that high topple over the top of that high to cloud and some to bring some cloud and some patchy the north. patchy rain into the far north.

the first area clearing away into the evening, 1 or 2 light showers into the far north—west then. but otherwise, for much of then. but otherwise, for much of the uk it's clear spells continuing and under those clear skies with light winds and relatively low humidities. temperatures will fall away, i think, in some of the urban areas by 10 or 11 celsius. but in sheltered spots, particularly in sheltered spots, particularly in the north, as low as 2 to 4 celsius. so a cool start to tuesday, but it will soon warm up with plenty more sunshine to come up and down the country nonh come up and down the country north and west in scotland, northern ireland will see thicker arriving during thicker cloud arriving during tuesday morning that spreads tuesday morning and that spreads to of scotland into to the rest of scotland into parts northern england by the parts of northern england by the afternoon. there'll also be a bit more cloud further south compared with today. as a result, it will be a touch cooler, but still 20 to 22 celsius possible in the south, 18 to 20 further north, an area of light and patchy rain crosses northern scotland pushing through shetland during the evening and then clearing away so most places dry. then by

evening and then clearing away so most places dry . then by the so most places dry. then by the early hours of wednesday , clear early hours of wednesday, clear spells once again in the east and the south and as a result, temperatures again falling away into the single figures. so not a particularly warm night to come and it will be a fresh start to wednesday. but once more, plenty of sunshine, more sunshine, i think, for england and wales. scotland and wales. eastern scotland compared with tuesday. and it'll be warmer for eastern be a bit warmer for eastern scotland in particular because of wind of a change in the wind direction. 20 possible direction. 20 celsius possible here. but outbreaks of light rain will affect the north and west scotland. elsewhere west of scotland. elsewhere plenty more sunshine to come on thursday into .

events that many of you will never forget. the horrific killing of lee rigby and the manchester arena bombing. now, today marks the anniversary of birth. and i'm wondering, in today marks the anniversary of birth. and i'm wondering , in the birth. and i'm wondering, in the uk, when it comes to extremism , uk, when it comes to extremism, are we in a better place or not? and when it comes to mps in this country, are we expected them to operate at the same standard to us? are we being a little bit deluded? what do you make to things like suella braverman trying to get a one on one speed awareness course ? rachel