and stopping the immigration and stopping the boats in my digest. next, my superstar panel have their say. tonight, i'm joined by carole malone, benjamin butterworth and beunda malone, benjamin butterworth and belinda deluise. also coming up, no whites allowed an east london theatre has sparked outrage by advertising a performance for black people only that is designed to, quote, be free from the white gaze . nana nana akua the white gaze. nana nana akua is furious with what she has branded the show's apartheid style language, and she's live with me shortly . arnie. also on with me shortly. arnie. also on the show tonight , a bombshell the show tonight, a bombshell new twist in the sussex psychodrama as it's revealed prince harry frequently stays alone at a hotel in montecito while allies describe his marriage to meghan as, quote, frazzled . so will their frazzled. so will their relationship last, or is there terminal trouble in paradise? my royal scoop raters spectator writer kara kennedy and the mail on sunday's editor at large, charlotte griffiths lend their expert analysis shortly. plus, after the couple received a

scathing response from the photo agency , they demanded their agency, they demanded their so—called car chase pictures from has their american reputation been shredded with their paparazzi pursuit fakery that saw them roundly mocked? celia walden explains why she thinks the duke and duchess of delusion are now a worldwide laughing stock in uncanceled also on the way, itv finally gives philip schofield the boot as his 21 year reign of horror on the this morning sofa is officially ended and with this underwhelming goodbye, we all know he's one of the best live television broadcasters. this country has ever had. - ’so“ :f this country has ever had. and so“ :f this country has ever had. and we and all country has ever had. and we and an the— country has ever had. and we and an the team — country has ever had. and we and all the team wish— country has ever had. and we and all the team wish him all the best— all the team wish him all the test tet— all the team wish him all the test tee tte— all the team wish him all the best for the future. yeah. yeah it best for the future. yeah. yeah tt wee— best for the future. yeah. yeah it was brutal. _ best for the future. yeah. yeah it was brutal. 305.- best for the future. yeah. yeah it was brutal. ifids ' “t: best for the future. yeah. yeah it was brutal. ifids “t: it was brutal. 30s. and then he was gone. so after multiple scandals and his feud with holly willoughby put paid to his this morning career was on itv. right. to force schofield rebecca jane, who's had her own run ins with philip, takes on petronella wyatt and amy ansell

and the clash. breaking tonight, police have swooped on this vile teenager , tiktoker, who's teenager, tiktoker, who's shocked the world with horrifying pranks like this. she's still clutching him. why ? she's still clutching him. why? because you're gonna- she's still clutching him. why? because you're gonna die.- cc ti..ti.“ “g “ why? because you're gonna die. you e— because you're gonna die. you eveet. — because you're gonna die. you sure ? yeah. i'll— because you're gonna die. you sure ? yeah. i'll sue- because you're gonna die. you sure ? yeah. cc sure? yeah. i'll sue you for murder. you're just looking like you're waiting to die. he is the worst ttttte— you're waiting to die. he is the worst little scrote_ you're waiting to die. he is the worst little scrote in— "to; c “g t: to; he is the worst little scrote in britain, ent— worst little scrote in britain, and we're going— worst little scrote in britain, and we're going to find out what tee-e— and we're going to find out what te-e teen— and we're going to find out what he's been doing— and we're going to find out what he's been doing in— and we're going to find out what he's been doing in the media. buzz— he's been doing in the media. buzz ent— he's been doing in the media. buzz and the— he's been doing in the media. buzz and the hunt for madeleine ttecenn— buzz and the hunt for madeleine ttecenn te— buzz and the hunt for madeleine mccann is relaunch 16 years on as seettent— mccann is relaunch 16 years on as scotland yard— mccann is relaunch 16 years on as scotland yard detectives fly out to — as scotland yard detectives fly out to asset— as scotland yard detectives fly out to assist german police eeetettne— out to assist german police eeetettne e— out to assist german police searching a reservoir in algarve for searching a reservoir in algarve tee tet— searching a reservoir in algarve tee tet body-_ searching a reservoir in algarve for her body. so— searching a reservoir in algarve for her body. so is— searching a reservoir in algarve for her body. so is it time the investigation— for her body. so is it time the investigation was— for her body. so is it time the investigation was ended or does the— investigation was ended or does ttte preve— investigation was ended or does ttte peeve thet— investigation was ended or does this prove that it's— investigation was ended or does this prove that it's worth the mttttene— this prove that it's worth the millions being— this prove that it's worth the millions being pumped into it each— millions being pumped into it each year— millions being pumped into it each year t— millions being pumped into it each year ? we— millions being pumped into it each year ? we debate that later each year? we debate that later in each year? we debate that later tn the— each year? we debate that later tn the stew. — each year? we debate that later in the show. plus— each year? we debate that later in the show. plus pop icon tettte— in the show. plus pop icon robbie williams has bravely teetet— robbie williams has bravely teetet eut— robbie williams has bravely lashed out at— robbie williams has bravely lashed out at the post truth wett— lashed out at the post truth we we— lashed out at the post truth world we now— lashed out at the post truth world we now inhabit . c world we now inhabit. can't tetteve— world we now inhabit. can't tetteve tte— world we now inhabit. can't believe the media. you can't believe the media. you can't believe big pharma. you can't believe big pharma. you can't believe the politicians love

this from robbie. so is it important more- t to; so is it important more stars speak up about— important more stars speak up about the— important more stars speak up about the perilous state of our eeetety.— about the perilous state of our eeetety. teet— about the perilous state of our society. post covid now neil outer— society. post covid now neil outer-ete- society. post covid now neil oliver-his verdict. society. post covid now neil oliver his verdict in oliver delivers his verdict in the— oliver delivers his verdict in the outsider— oliver delivers his verdict in the outsider tomorrow's front pages— the outsider tomorrow's front page en— the outsider tomorrow's front pegeeen-wey— the outsider tomorrow's front pegeeen-weyte- the outsider tomorrow's front pages on way to new greatest pages on the way to new greatest etttetn— pages on the way to new greatest etttetn ttnten— pages on the way to new greatest britain union crowned as britain union jackass crowned as wet.— britain union jackass crowned as wet-te— britain union jackass crowned as wett-te den— britain union jackass crowned as well. is dan wootton well. this is dan wootton tentett— well. this is dan wootton tonight. let's— well. this is dan wootton tonight. let's go . tonight. let's go. vet-te— tonight. let's go. you're watching gb news tentgtt. tet-e 90-— you're watching gb news britain as news channel. _ you're watching gb news britain as news channel. i— you're watching gb news britain as news channel. i told you it going— as news channel. i told you it getng te— as news channel. i told you it was going to happen, didn't i? i tott— was going to happen, didn't i? i tett yet— was going to happen, didn't i? i tett you the— was going to happen, didn't i? i told you the moment that raab eut— told you the moment that raab out ,— told you the moment that raab out , they— told you the moment that raab was out , they were going to come was out, they were going to come for was out, they were going to come tee tte— was out, they were going to come tee the next— was out, they were going to come for the next most— was out, they were going to come for the next most powerful etextteet— for the next most powerful brexiteer in— for the next most powerful brexiteer in the— for the next most powerful brexiteer in the country . of brexiteer in the country. of eeuteet-e— brexiteer in the country. of course - is suella - brexiteer in the country. of course is suella braverman. course that is suella braverman. but course that is suella braverman. tut-t— course that is suella braverman. tut-t tttn-t— course that is suella braverman. but-i didn't think- course that is suella braverman. but i didn't think they but even i didn't think they wette— but even i didn't think they weutt try— but even i didn't think they weutt try ent— but even i didn't think they would try and bring her down e pett— would try and bring her down over a paid speeding fine. my ttgeet— over a paid speeding fine. my ttgeet en— over a paid speeding fine. my digest on this— over a paid speeding fine. my digest on this shortly. first though,— digest on this shortly. first though, the— digest on this shortly. first though, the headlines with polly ttttttetutet— though, the headlines with polly ttttttetutet .— though, the headlines with polly middlehurst . dan, thank you. middlehurst. dan, thank you. the— middlehurst. dan, thank you. the top— middlehurst. dan, thank you. the top story— middlehurst. dan, thank you. the top story tonight,- middlehurst. dan, thank you. the top story tonight, junior doctors have announced this evening that doctors in england

will go on strike on the 14th of june for three days. the british medical association nation called the government's offer of a 5% pay increase, an insult that left them with no option but to return to the picket lines. it's the third round of industrial action by union members this year. the government says it's surprising and deeply disappointing . the and deeply disappointing. the bma is asking for a 35% pay rise, which ministers have previously called unaffordable . previously called unaffordable. and the other major story today , a new search for madeleine mccann will begin tomorrow in portugal . all local police will portugal. all local police will be searching a remote reservoir on the algarve , of which the on the algarve, of which the main suspect in the case used to frequent . the area is about 30 frequent. the area is about 30 miles from the resort in praia da luz, where she went missing 16 years ago. the search is expected to take two days. and as you've been hearing, the home secretary's confident there was nothing untoward in the way she handled a speeding offence last

yeah handled a speeding offence last year. suella braverman is coming under scrutiny, asking civil servants for a private speed awareness course to be arranged for her after she was caught speeding last year. for her after she was caught speeding last year . the prime speeding last year. the prime minister has asked his ethics adviser about the case earlier . adviser about the case earlier. the home secretary didn't deny asking civil servants for assistance last summer i was speeding. i regret that i paid the speeding. i regret that i paid tte tee— speeding. i regret that i paid the tee ent— speeding. i regret that i paid the fine and i— speeding. i regret that i paid the fine and i took- : “g i regret that i paid the fine and i took the points. eut— the fine and i took the points. tut were— the fine and i took the points. but we're focussed now on tetwettne— but we're focussed now on delivering for— but we're focussed now on delivering for the british peepte— delivering for the british peepte ent— delivering for the british people and working for them. did you tet— people and working for them. did we ask etwt— people and working for them. did you ask civil servants to put you— you ask civil servants to put you en— you ask civil servants to put you on e— 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 processe— course in relation to the weeeeee tw— course in relation to the process? i'm focussed on tettwettne— process? i'm focussed on delivering for— process? i'm focussed on delivering for the british peepte— delivering for the british people, doing my job as home secretary.— people, doing my job as home secretary. what— people, doing my job as home secretary. what i— people, doing my job as home secretary. what i will say is that— secretary. what i will say is ttetlmw— secretary. what i will say is that-my view,— secretary. what i will say is that my view, i'm confident that in my view, i'm confident that— that in my view, i'm confident that netttne— that in my view, i'm confident that nothing untoward has happened.— that nothing untoward has happened. se— that nothing untoward has happened. so alla braverman, now some schoolchild— happened. so alla braverman, now some schoolchild children were twetw— some schoolchild children were twetw enough— some schoolchild children were lucky enough to— some schoolchild children were lucky enough to joined by the lucky enough to be joined by the tweete— lucky enough to be joined by the princess lwales_ lucky enough to be joined by the princess wales earlier princess of wales earlier on today— princess of wales earlier on tetew et— princess of wales earlier on tetew at the— princess of wales earlier on today at the flower princess of wales earlier on- today at the-flower show today at the chelsea flower show in today at the chelsea flower show tn tenten. — today at the chelsea flower show in london. children— today at the chelsea flower show in london. c“ t: ”o“ today at the chelsea flower show in london. c“ 213“ in london. children from ten schools joined kate for a picnic where she was asked by one child what the role of the royal

family was. she told them they help and support people, adding that you have to work hard being a royal king. charles also made an appearance at the annual event at and just lastly, a former gurkha soldier has become the first double above knee amputee to reach the top of mount everest. 43 year old army veteran harry aidan magee reached the summit on friday after arriving on april the 17th. exactly 13 years since losing his legs while in afghanistan in 2010, having made climbing history, he says he's now looking forward to spending some time with his family at home in canterbury . our home in canterbury. our congratulations to him . you're congratulations to him. you're up to date on tv online dab+ radio and the tune in app. this is gb news, britain's news.

channel so this channel- . so this was, as channel so this was, as predicted. well we tenteeetne— so this was, as predicted. well as depressing the— so this was, as predicted. well as depressing the day,- so this was, as predicted. well as depressing the day, the- as it is depressing the day, the very— as it is depressing the day, the very day— as it is depressing the day, the ten new tne— as it is depressing the day, the very day the dominic raab witch nwnt— very day the dominic raab witch nwnt tw— very day the dominic raab witch nwnt tw tne— very day the dominic raab witch hunt by the woke— very day the dominic raab witch hunt by the woke blob succeeded. i hunt by the woke blob succeeded. t tott— hunt by the woke blob succeeded. t tett wen— hunt by the woke blob succeeded. t tett you tnew— hunt by the woke blob succeeded. i told you they were— hunt by the woke blob succeeded. i told you they were about to come superwoman suella it come for superwoman suella it weene— tne- come for superwoman suella it was—me the home. was obvious to me the home seenetew— was obvious to me the home seenetew te— was obvious to me the home secretary is probably only secretary is probably the only neteen— secretary is probably the only person—cabinet. secretary is probably the only. person—cabinet table person around the cabinet table tneee— person around the cabinet table tneee-wttn— person around the cabinet table these-with true— these days with true conservative values who believes in conservative values who believes tn _b.exw, — conservative values who believes in-brexit, stopping- in delivering brexit, stopping the in delivering brexit, stopping tne teete— in delivering brexit, stopping the boats and— in delivering brexit, stopping the boats and bringing migration town— the boats and bringing migration tewn te— the boats and bringing migration town to tne— the boats and bringing migration down to the tens— the boats and bringing migration down to the tens of thousands . down to the tens of thousands. nut— down to the tens of thousands. nut t— down to the tens of thousands. nut t tttn-t— down to the tens of thousands. but i didn't believe the craven wett— but i didn't believe the craven ttstt ent— but i didn't believe the craven msm and civil— but i didn't believe the craven msm and civil service would entw— msm and civil service would really believe— msm and civil service would really believe they'd found tnett— really believe they'd found their smoking— really believe they'd found their smoking gun with a eneettne— their smoking gun with a speeding ticket for which suella nett— speeding ticket for which suella nett tne— speeding ticket for which suella nett tne ttne— speeding ticket for which suella paid the fine and— speeding ticket for which suella paid the fine and took three netnte— paid the fine and took three netnte en— paid the fine and took three points on her— paid the fine and took three points on her licence as she ewtttnet— points on her licence as she ewtttnet tn— points on her licence as she outlined in parliament today. ' outlined in parliament today. a t— outlined in parliament today. a summer i was speeding.- outlined in parliament today. a summer i was speeding. i- outlined in parliament today. a summer i was speeding. i regret that i paid the fine and i took the penalty and at no point did i attempt to evade sanction . i'm i attempt to evade sanction. i'm sure enough though, if you're watching the british bashing corporation's chris mason woke itv's robert peston or sky

news's beth rigby, this was the story they wanted to ask the prime minister, rishi sunak, about after an important g7 summit in japan that was over the economy . arnie china the economy. arnie china international— i arnie china international security or the eewtnenn— international security or the southern invasion of our border. so southern invasion of our border. se weten— southern invasion of our border. se weten tnte— southern invasion of our border. so watch this acas and rightly teet— so watch this acas and rightly teet tteewet— so watch this acas and rightly feel disgust wasted and embarrassed— feel disgust wasted and embarrassed about the pathetic etete— embarrassed about the pathetic etete et— embarrassed about the pathetic etete et ew— embarrassed about the pathetic state of our broadcast media. now— state of our broadcast media. new new— state of our broadcast media. new net tne— state of our broadcast media. you ask the independent- state of our broadcast media. you ask the independent adviser on ministers interests to look into your home secretary's conduct after she asked civil servants to help her deal with being caught speeding . and do being caught speeding. and do you have full confidence- “g ig : “q and do you have full confidence in swette— you have full confidence in suella braverman? did you have any tweettene— suella braverman? did you have any questions about the summit or any questions about the summit on etnenee— any questions about the summit or others? will— any questions about the summit or others? will i— any questions about the summit or others? will i think great. wett— or others? will i think great. wett. ente— or others? will i think great. wett. ctne. t— or others? will i think great. well, chris, i don't— or others? will i think great. well, chris, i don't know- or others? will i think great. well, chris, i don't know the full details of what has happened, nor have i spoken to the home secretary. i think you can see first hand what i've been doing over the last day or so, but i understand that she's expressed regret for speeding,

accepted and paid accepted the penalty and paid the fine. she asked her etttetete— the fine. she asked her officials for— �*" she asked her officials for advice on a nnwete— officials for advice on a private matter , her penalty. private matter, her penalty. tt-e— private matter, her penalty. tt-e net— private matter, her penalty. it's not appropriate for a ntnteten— it's not appropriate for a minister to— it's not appropriate for a minister to do- it's not appropriate for a minister to do that. fl it's not appropriate for a minister to do that. firsc minister to do that. is it? just on minister to do that. is it? just en swettt— minister to do that. is it? just on suella braverman reports that the home secretary asked civil servants to help her avoid a speeding fine makes a mockery of your government of integrity. is she becoming a liability to your own reputation . now, the prime own reputation. now, the prime minister, as you could see there, was rightly furious at that display. but rather than tell that display. but rather than tett tne— t: but rather than tell the westminster, which nwntete— tell the westminster, which nwntene te— tell the westminster, which hunters to rack— tell the westminster, which hunters to rack off and focus on a tent— hunters to rack off and focus on a tent etew— hunters to rack off and focus on a tent etew ,— hunters to rack off and focus on a real story , he's— hunters to rack off and focus on a real story , he's yet again a real story, he's yet again gtwng— a real story, he's yet again gtwng tnte— a real story, he's yet again giving into their hysteria by newne— giving into their hysteria by eettng nte— giving into their hysteria by asking his ethics chief, sir tanne— asking his ethics chief, sir laurie magnus,_ asking his ethics chief, sir laurie magnus, for further information— laurie magnus, for further information about whether sewtte— information about whether sevilla has— information about whether sevilla has broken the ministerial— sevilla has broken the ministerial code by simply inquiring— ministerial code by simply inquiring with— ministerial code by simply inquiring with civil servants. if inquiring with civil servants. tt ene— inquiring with civil servants. if she could— inquiring with civil servants. if she could do— inquiring with civil servants. if she could do a private speed awareness course,— if she could do a private speed awareness course, something lots of awareness course, something lots et high— awareness course, something lots et ntgn wette— awareness course, something lots of high profile folks sort out, by tne— of high profile folks sort out, tw tne wew— of high profile folks sort out,

by the way, effectively he has given— by the way, effectively he has gwen tne— by the way, effectively he has given the witch— by the way, effectively he has given the witch hunters who hate swette — given the witch hunters who hate suella because _ given the witch hunters who hate suella because of— given the witch hunters who hate suella because of her political eenwettene— suella because of her political convictions more— suella because of her political convictions more reason to eenttnwe— convictions more reason to continue this— convictions more reason to continue this farce rather than tatt— continue this farce rather than tett te— continue this farce rather than tett to net— continue this farce rather than talk to her about— continue this farce rather than talk to her about what the government— talk to her about what the government was announcing on its ente— government was announcing on its enttt ee— government was announcing on its enttt tneee— government was announcing on its child sex abuse probe or the ongoing— child sex abuse probe or the ongoing crisis— child sex abuse probe or the ongoing crisis relating to the tnweeten— ongoing crisis relating to the et— ongoing crisis relating to the invasion of our— ongoing crisis relating to the invasion of our southern border via invasion of our southern border we tne— invasion of our southern border via the channel,— invasion of our southern border via the channel, a— invasion of our southern border via the channel, a point she tnee— via the channel, a point she tnet te— via the channel, a point she tried to make— via the channel, a point she tried to make when entering newntne— tried to make when entering newntne-tetew- tried to make when entering downing-today .- tried to make when entering downing today . are you downing street today. are you going— downing street today. are you getnglteetgne — downing street today. are you going resign? ig going to resign? home secretary ? you just stop the boats . did ? you just stop the boats. did you go good on you? but this ttteet— you go good on you? but this latest witch hunt shows that the uk's political system is in crisis . even the most uk's political system is in crisis. even the most senior ministers are unable to do the job for which they won a massive mandate from the public as conservative rising star miriam cates said, it's no coincidence that someone has leaked this private information in the same week that suella has publicly spoken out about the need to reduce legal migration. this is a huge issue for voters and can constituencies like mine. but we know it is contentious for some in whitehall in smearing the

home secretary like this, someone is clearly seeking to play someone is clearly seeking to play the man, not the ball . the play the man, not the ball. the entire suella speeding story is a put up and a farce. it's engineered by the blob with the msm to bring down yet another brexiteer trying to deliver on the will of the people. so sunak must finally understand that and back his home secretary . but to back his home secretary. but to respond now my superstar panel top daily express columnist carole malone, the journalist and broadcaster ben butterworth, and broadcaster ben butterworth, and the former mep and political commentator belinda luci. so carole malone , here we go again carole malone, here we go again . it's interesting. i was on a two new— . it's interesting. i was on a two new ent— . it's interesting. i was on a two hour car journey- c “t; i was on a two hour car journey this netntng— two hour car journey this morning and— two hour car journey this morning and i- two hour car journey this morning and i was flicking eewnt— morning and i was flicking around various— morning and i was flicking around various radio stations ent— around various radio stations and every— around various radio stations and even etnete— around various radio stations and every single person who rang into and every single person who rang tnte tneee— and every single person who rang into those radio— and every single person who rang into those radio stations said , into those radio stations said, we— into those radio stations said, this-non—story- into those radio stations said, this non—story and all the this is a non—story and all the nteeentete— this is a non—story and all the presenters are— this is a non—story and all the presenters are justifying it, eewtne— presenters are justifying it, eewtne, wett— presenters are justifying it, saying, well, no, it's the ewttte— saying, well, no, it's the ewttte ent— saying, well, no, it's the public and the- saying, well, no, it's the

public and the people go, public and the people will go, no, public and the people will go, ne-tt-e— public and the people will go, ne-tt-e ent- public and the people will go, no,-it's and even- no, it's not. it's and even eeeete— no, it's not. it's and even eeeete wne— no, it's not. it's and even people who weren't fans of swette — people who weren't fans of suella were _ people who weren't fans of suella were saying, look, we ten-t— suella were saying, look, we tent-we— suella were saying, look, we don't-we don't- suella were saying, look, we don't we don't even don't like her. we don't even pentewtenw— don't like her. we don't even particularly want— don't like her. we don't even particularly want her there and ten-t— particularly want her there and tent-tent— particularly want her there and don't-don't agree- particularly want her there and don't don't agree with don't certainly don't agree with our don't certainly don't agree with ewe—tne- don't certainly don't agree with ewe—tne te- our policies. but this is a wtten— our policies. but this is a witch hunt.— our policies. but this is a witch hunt.-it's- our policies. but this is a witch hunt. it's clear. so witch hunt. and it's clear. so tne—tene- witch hunt. and it's clear. sol the—being fooled the punters aren't being fooled by the punters aren't being fooled tw-tnent— the punters aren't being fooled tw-tnent-wewl by this, thank god. but, you knew,— by this, thank god. but, you knew, we— by this, thank god. but, you know, this is— by this, thank god. but, you know, this is just and it's interesting. _ know, this is just and it's interesting. i— know, this is just and it's interesting. i heard yvette ceenet— interesting. i heard yvette cooper eew— interesting. i heard yvette cooper say well that she was cooper say as well that she was twtne— cooper say as well that she was twtnelevete— cooper say as well that she was trying evade punch. well, no, trying to evade punch. well, no, ene— trying to evade punch. well, no, ene-att— trying to evade punch. well, no, ene-att ene— trying to evade punch. well, no, she -all she did- trying to evade punch. well, no, she all she did was ask she wasn't. all she did was ask a she wasn't. all she did was ask e etwt— she wasn't. all she did was ask a civil service— she wasn't. all she did was ask a civil service aide— she wasn't. all she did was ask a civil service aide in the way you— a civil service aide in the way you went— a civil service aide in the way you wewtt tet— a civil service aide in the way you would ask a— a civil service aide in the way you would ask a secretary in the way— you would ask a secretary in the way-would— you would ask a secretary in the wew-wewtt-tt- you would ask a secretary in the way -would - pr to - you would ask a secretary in the way would pr to find way you would ask a pr to find out way you would ask a pr to find ewtltnete— way you would ask a pr to find outlthere was— way you would ask a pr to find outlthere was a— way you would ask a pr to find out there was a way you could out if there was a way you could do out if there was a way you could te e— out if there was a way you could te e nnwete— out if there was a way you could do a private course.— out if there was a way you could do a private course. and as a tewwet— do a private course. and as a lawyer called— do a private course. and as a lawyer called nick freeman, who we lawyer called nick freeman, who —een teeet-el we know is he was on jacob's enew— we know is he was on jacob's enewltne— we know is he was on jacob's show-the past,— we know is he was on jacob's show the past, our top show in the past, our top netenne— show in the past, our top motoring lawyer, he had said she has-absolutely— motoring lawyer, he had said she has absolutely nothing has done absolutely nothing wen-e — has done absolutely nothing wen-e ne— has done absolutely nothing wrong. he said— has done absolutely nothing wrong. he said the only mistake wee—tel wrong. he said the only mistake wee—te e| was she should have gone to a tween— was she should have gone to a tewwet—eett- lawyer originally, he said, teeewee— lawyer originally, he said, because courses are because these courses are arranged— because these courses are arranged celebrities arranged for celebrities and eeeete— arranged for celebrities and people-profile, - arranged for celebrities and people profile, because people of high profile, because teeewee— people of high profile, because because they're _ people of high profile, because because they're disruptive. because they're less disruptive. if because they're less disruptive. tt ene— because they're less disruptive. tt ene ee— because they're less disruptive. if she was there— because they're less disruptive. if she was there with ten other eeente— if she was there with ten other peoplet tt— if she was there with ten other people, it would _ if she was there with ten other people, it would be disruptive. t hey— people, it would be disruptive. they went— people, it would be disruptive. they would talking to her, they would be talking to her, not they would be talking to her, net—en- they would be talking to her, not—on learning not concentrating on learning wnet— not concentrating on learning what mistakes— not concentrating on learning what mistakes they'd made. so, yes,— what mistakes they'd made. so, yes,-witchhunt.-as yes, this is a witchhunt. and as you— yes, this is a witchhunt. and as you nenttw— yes, this is a witchhunt. and as you ngnttw eett— yes, this is a witchhunt. and as you rightly said in— yes, this is a witchhunt. and as you rightly said in intro you rightly said in your intro tneee—

you rightly said in your intro tneee-tnte- you rightly said in your intro there,-this was- you rightly said in your intro. there,-this was coming there, we knew this was coming nett— there, we knew this was coming nent enter— there, we knew this was coming right after rob. _ there, we knew this was coming right after rob. we all heard the whispering— right after rob. we all heard the whispering campaign was on its the whispering campaign was on tte wew. — the whispering campaign was on tte wew. ant— the whispering campaign was on its way. and here— the whispering campaign was on its way. and here the its way. and here we go. the etwt—tn— its way. and here we go. the civil—in arms- its way. and here we go. the. civil—in arms about civil servants up in arms about tne.— civil servants up in arms about tne-ete— civil servants up in arms about tne-ere tne— civil servants up in arms about this.-are the same- civil servants up in arms about this. are the same civil this. these are the same civil eewente— this. these are the same civil servants-brief— this. these are the same civil servants-brief the- this. these are the same civil servants brief the media all servants who brief the media all the servants who brief the media all tne tne— servants who brief the media all the time against— servants who brief the media all the time against the terms of wet— the time against the terms of their contract. _ the time against the terms of their contract. these are the etwt— their contract. these are the same civil servants who refused to same civil servants who refused te tnetenent— same civil servants who refused to implement government policies tnew— to implement government policies tnew ten-t— to implement government policies tnew ten-t ttte. — to implement government policies they don't like. and— to implement government policies they don't like. and yet a woman wne— they don't like. and yet a woman wne eetet— they don't like. and yet a woman wne eetet e— they don't like. and yet a woman who asked a simple question etewt— who asked a simple question etewt eewtt— who asked a simple question about could she— who asked a simple question about could she take this course enwetetwe— about could she take this course enwetetwe wet— about could she take this course privately? not can— about could she take this course privately? not can i avoid it? not,— privately? not can i avoid it? wet, net— privately? not can i avoid it? wet, net-t— privately? not can i avoid it? wet, net-t get— privately? not can i avoid it? not, not i get away with it? not, not can i get away with it? they— not, not can i get away with it? they tnew— not, not can i get away with it? they tnew ee— not, not can i get away with it? they they are trying to lob it. ent— they they are trying to lob it. but tne— they they are trying to lob it. but tne greet— they they are trying to lob it. but the great thing is the ewttte— but the great thing is the public really— but the great thing is the public really does see this. tne— public really does see this. the nette— public really does see this. the public realise- public really does see this. the public realise this- public really does see this. the public realise this is the joke. but it's not just the civil service. benjamin butterworth it's your industry. it is your pals in the msm, the bbc , particularly sly news and bbc, particularly sly news and itv news. did you not feel embarrassed for our country seeing rishi sunak , sunak and an seeing rishi sunak, sunak and an international conference where he spent days talking about very important international national policy and that's what they

pepper him with? i mean, if suella braverman didn't want this to be a distraction, then she shouldn't have behaved in the way she did. you just answer my question first. i just did answer your question. - : �*" i just did answer your question. you answer your question. so you weent— answer your question. so you weent wen. — answer your question. so you weren't you. -truth- answer your question. so you weren't you. truth is, it weren't you. the truth is, it teeen-t— weren't you. the truth is, it doesn't matter.— weren't you. the truth is, it doesn't matter. no. and it teeen-t— doesn't matter. no. and it doesn't matter. no. and it doesn't matter. no. and it doesn't matter. 3 doesn't matter. i thought that was most important story in was the most important story in the ask the prime the world to ask the prime minister 15. ben, minister yesterday. 15. ben, what what this what happened? what this neeeenet— what happened? what this neeeenet-tt- what happened? what this happened it was it was happened in 2015. it was it was wnen— happened in 2015. it was it was wnen ene— happened in 2015. it was it was wnen ene wee— happened in 2015. it was it was when she was attorney general ent— when she was attorney general ene—wee- and then when she was reappointed— and then when she was- reappointed-secretary. reappointed as home secretary. so reappointed as home secretary. se ttet-e— reappointed as home secretary. se tnet-e net— reappointed as home secretary. so that's not correct. _ reappointed as home secretary. so that's not correct. but- reappointed as home secretary. so that's not correct. but look at what was it the most important story in the world? well , actually, this is the home well, actually, this is the home seenetew— well, actually, this is the home seetetew twtne— well, actually, this is the home secretary trying to _ well, actually, this is the home secretary trying to the secretary trying to get the etwt— secretary trying to get the civil servants _ secretary trying to get the civil servants to do her eeteenet— civil servants to do her personal bidding in. �*ftt�*occ �*" personal bidding in. well, if i een-t— personal bidding in. well, if i een-t ttntet— personal bidding in. well, if i can't finish a— personal bidding in. well, if i can't finish a sentence, there's no point asking you a question. i thought you believed in free speech.i i thought you believed in free speech. i do. and i will let you newe— speech. i do. and i will let you newe yew— speech. i do. and i will let you newe yew eey— speech. i do. and i will let you have your say in— speech. i do. and i will let you have your say in just- i t:o and i will let you have your say in just one eeeene — have your say in just one eeeene nt— have your say in just one second. -i just- have your say in just one second. i just want to second. but i just want to etenty— second. but i just want to clarify specifically about that tneee— clarify specifically about that press conference. was it the meet— press conference. was it the most important— press conference. was it the most important story the most important story in the wette— most important story in the. wente—te world? because it's got to be nette— world? because it's got to be ewtte e— world? because it's got to be ewtte e big— world? because it's got to be ewtte e tte-tet- world? because it's got to be quite a big for the bbc, quite a big story for the bbc, ttv— quite a big story for the bbc, ttv wewe— quite a big story for the bbc, itv news and— quite a big story for the bbc, itv news and sky news to decide. it's itv news and sky news to decide. tt-e-tnnettent— itv news and sky news to decide. it's-important thing- itv news and sky news to decide. it's important thing to it's the most important thing to us. it's the most important thing to tne— it's the most important thing to us. the-minister,-

it's the most important thing to us. the-minister, i- it's the most important thing to us. the minister, i think us. the prime minister, i think a us. the prime minister, i think eewe-ennent- us. the prime minister, i think a government isn't. a corrupt government isn't. tnet— a corrupt government isn't. tnet-neente— a corrupt government isn't. that-people who- a corrupt government isn't. that-people who lie. a corrupt government isn't. i that-people who lie and that puts people who lie and mislead in the mislead the public in the very top jobs a serious top jobs is a very serious story. yes, dad. and the truth is she asked civil is that she asked civil servants, people who we pay the wages of to try and her wages of to try and find her a way evade the public, knowing way to evade the public, knowing she her speeding she wanted to hide her speeding . fine. and we know that because six weeks ago, daily mirror six weeks ago, the daily mirror went to and her adviser for went to her and her adviser for media denied it for times that she had had a speeding fine at all. she was lying to the media. she was trying to get away with it through the civil service. and now she's being found out. and now she's being found out. and i'm sorry. this isn't the first that has been first time that suella has been found behaving found not behaving appropriately. people should appropriately. and people should be about that. belinda be concerned about that. belinda tuc concerned at all tuc i'm not concerned at all about the story. all i'm concerned _ about the story. all i'm concerned about,- all i'm concerned about, let me tell you,— concerned about, let me tell yew, te— concerned about, let me tell yew, te tne— concerned about, let me tell yew, te tne wey— concerned about, let me tell you, is the way that the civil eewtee — you, is the way that the civil service blob _ you, is the way that the civil service blob keeps conspiring wttn— service blob keeps conspiring wttn tne— service blob keeps conspiring with the guardian and the daily wnet— with the guardian and the daily tnnet te— with the guardian and the daily mirror to bring— with the guardian and the daily mirror to bring down cabinet ntntetete— mirror to bring down cabinet ministers who— mirror to bring down cabinet ministers who just happened eettnte— ministers who just happened eettnte te— ministers who just happened belinda to be— ministers who just happened belinda to be brexiteers . isn't belinda to be brexiteers. isn't tnet— belinda to be brexiteers. isn't tnet e— belinda to be brexiteers. isn't tnet e twnny— belinda to be brexiteers. isn't that a funny coincidence ? that a funny coincidence? tney-te — that a funny coincidence? tney-te net— that a funny coincidence? they're not going for gillian teeeen— they're not going for gillian teeeen et— they're not going for gillian keegan or jeremy hunt, are they? keegan orjeremy hunt, are they?

it's keegan orjeremy hunt, are they? tt-e etweye— keegan orjeremy hunt, are they? tt-e etweye tne— keegan orjeremy hunt, are they? it's always the brexiteers. wett— it's always the brexiteers. well, there's— it's always the brexiteers. well, there's a— it's always the brexiteers. well, there's a huge- it's always the brexiteers. well, there's a huge chunk of the political and media class that it appears to me hate a huge chunk of the british population , british people like population, british people like me, you and millions of other brits who voted for the uk to self—governance want to reduce immigration. they hate that we newe— immigration. they hate that we newe e— immigration. they hate that we newe e eey— immigration. they hate that we newe e eey ent— immigration. they hate that we have a say and they— gs o“ they hate that we have a say and they hate that we newe— have a say and they hate that we have representatives in eewennnent- have representatives in government, so they want to take all government, so they want to take ett tne — government, so they want to take ett tne eeetne— government, so they want to take all the scalps of— government, so they want to take all the scalps of people who we went— all the scalps of people who we wewtt vete— all the scalps of people who we would vote for. _ all the scalps of people who we would vote for. so— all the scalps of people who we would vote for. “oio would vote for. so there's no choice left for us. whatever. now, choice left for us. whatever. wew, tet-e— choice left for us. whatever. wew, tet-e te— choice left for us. whatever. now, let's be honest,- ti.“o tits; us whatever. now, let's be honest, suella braverman if— now, let's be honest, suella braverman if she— now, let's be honest, suella braverman if she had used the weent— braverman if she had used the wnene nttt— braverman if she had used the wrong nttt tn— braverman if she had used the wrong milk in someone's tea, it went— wrong milk in someone's tea, it went-teen— wrong milk in someone's tea, it would-been all— wrong milk in someone's tea, it would been all over the would have been all over the tnet— would have been all over the news that she— would have been all over the news that she fascist and news that she was a fascist and e. — news that she was a fascist and e. ne— news that she was a fascist and e. -te new— news that she was a fascist and e. -te new they— news that she was a fascist and a. -is how they work.- news that she was a fascist and a. news that she was a fascist and. a. -is how they work. and if a. this is how they work. and if the civil service and the msm try and control who governs us, they are enemies of democracy. they attacking fabric they are attacking the fabric of the democratic donald trump . the democratic donald trump. it's always someone else. do you nete— it's always someone else. do you nete net— it's always someone else. do you nete net ee— it's always someone else. do you hate her so much,— it's always someone else. do you hate her so much, ben? to“ c hate her so much, ben? don't nete— hate her so much, ben? don't nete enyteey— hate her so much, ben? don't nete enyteey .— hate her so much, ben? don't hate anybody . why do you despise hate anybody. why do you despise suella braverman so much? it's like being sat at a donald- ti““..7 it's like being sat at a donald trump tetty— like being sat at a donald trump tetty. neeewee— like being sat at a donald trump rally. because it— like being sat at a donald trump rally. because it doesn't matter wnet— rally. because it doesn't matter wnet neeeene — rally. because it doesn't matter what happens. it's— rally. because it doesn't matter what happens. it's always someone else's- what happens. it's always someone else's fault . won't

someone else's fault. you won't let someone else's fault. you won't tet-eeente— let these people take responsibility . you here responsibility. you sit here tetttne— responsibility. you sit here tetttne-wny- responsibility. you sit here talking why you believe talking about why you believe tnntetetten— talking about why you believe immigration boats should immigration and the boats should etee—newen- stop, and yet you never enttetee— stop, and yet you never criticise the _ stop, and yet you never criticise the person in charge of criticise the person in charge et—ent- criticise the person in charge et—ent nete- criticise the person in charge. of_and more boats of immigration and more boats eentne— of immigration and more boats eentne tnte— of immigration and more boats coming into the— of immigration and more boats coming into the country because i coming into the country because t-ene-e— coming into the country because i-she's because— coming into the country because i-she's because you- coming into the country because i she's because you won't i know she's because you won't let i know she's because you won't tet tnen— i know she's because you won't tet tnen te— i know she's because you won't let them be held— i know she's because you won't let them be held accountable. i knew—te— let them be held accountable. i know _to -them. know she's trying to stop them. ven— know she's trying to stop them. wen-tn— know she's trying to stop them. wen-tn e— know she's trying to stop them. wen-tn e ewtt. — know she's trying to stop them. you-in a cult. she- know she's trying to stop them. you in a cult. jot: you are in a cult. she tried to evade this. she did not. she did. she did not. what's the name the cult? what's the name of the cult? what's the et— name of the cult? what's the et-ewtt— name of the cult? what's the name of-cult ?_ ti7 what's the name of cult ? brexiteers name of the cult? brexiteers wnttet. — name of the cult? brexiteers united. maybe— name of the cult? brexiteers united. maybe wanted take united. maybe she wanted to take the united. maybe she wanted to take tne eneet — united. maybe she wanted to take the speed awareness course enwetety.— the speed awareness course enwetety. twe— the speed awareness course privately, like a— the speed awareness course privately, like a lot of very nten— privately, like a lot of very high wette— privately, like a lot of very high profile doing. “oio privately, like a lot of very high profile doing. “on; high profile doing. there was a reason for that. she didn't try to evade punishment at all. she got civil servants to try and change the rules because she thought special. she thought she was special. she asked rules. she asked asked about the rules. she asked wnet— asked about the rules. she asked wnet etwt— asked about the rules. she asked what civil servant there was what civil servant if there was a typekit way to do the a prime typekit way to do the course. that's all. she didn't try. did do that? she try. why did she do that? she did that because she t: t: t:o “o7 she did that because she thinks etnet— did that because she thinks other-should- did that because she thinks other should apply did that because she thinks- other-should apply-her. other rules should apply to her. stee— other rules should apply to her. ste-e-wee— other rules should apply to her. sne-e-wee tte— other rules should apply to her. she's-was the host.- other rules should apply to her. she's-was the host. if. she's the she was the host. if you were caught if you were caught speeding, that went— you were caught speeding, that wewtt net— you were caught speeding, that wewtt net te— you were caught speeding, that would not be an— you were caught speeding, that would not be an option. why enewtt— would not be an option. why enewtt tt— would not be an option. why should it be— would not be an option. why should it be an— would not be an option. why should it be an option? it wewttn-t— should it be an option? it wouldn't option. . should it be an option? it- wouldn't-option. it would wouldn't be an option. it would be wouldn't be an option. it would tee-cent.— wouldn't be an option. it would telcetet. e— wouldn't be an option. it would be carol, a billionaire. i

be if, carol, a billionaire. i could do it. no offence. i don't tntnt— could do it. no offence. i don't tntnt yee— could do it. no offence. i don't think you're that— could do it. no offence. i don't think you're that but think you're that famous, but i cente— think you're that famous, but i eewtt eet— think you're that famous, but i could ask for— think you're that famous, but i could ask for a— think you're that famous, but i could ask for a village here. tneee— could ask for a village here. there ete— could ask for a village here. there are people— could ask for a village here. there are people who- could ask for a village here. there are people who vote left wing are wing wing or are left wing politically, massive politically, they get massive privileges the rest of privileges above the rest of us. of a double standard of course, a double standard because had it been any one of them someone hadn't them had someone who hadn't mentioned hadn't mentioned the someone who hadn't mentioned the grooming would grooming gangs, they would have not this level of attention not got this level of attention in slime. it's worth mentioning about double about rishi sunak double standard. he's been standard. he's been he's been ewtteee— standard. he's been he's been ewtteee tn— standard. he's been he's been gutless in this. _ standard. he's been he's been gutless in this. he— 3: he's been he's been gutless in this. he have gutless in this. he should have eetwetty— actually said, i'm not having our investigated.— actually said, i'm not having our investigated. know what actually said, i'm not having our storytigated. know what actually said, i'm not having our storytigand. know what actually said, i'm not having our storytigand i'm now what actually said, i'm not having our storytigand i'm wellrvhat actually said, i'm not having our storytigand i'm well he's the story is and i'm well he's eenenet— the story is and i'm well he's eenenet et— the story is and i'm well he's ashamed of suella braverman deep newn— ashamed of suella braverman deep tewn tet-e— ashamed of suella braverman deep tewn tet-e te— ashamed of suella braverman deep down let's be honest. titt“o down let's be honest. what sunak needed say is i support my needed to say is i support my home you pathetic, home secretary you are pathetic, chris robert peston and chris mason, robert peston and beth this beth rigby thinking that this is the important story in the the most important story in the world if you're not actually going to ask me something about world if you're not actually goinghasask me something about world if you're not actually goinghasask rgone mething about world if you're not actually goinghasask rgone onthing about world if you're not actually goinghasask rgone on at1g about world if you're not actually goinghasask rgone on at the bout world if you're not actually goinghasask rgone on at the g7|t what has just gone on at the g7 summit, you rack right off summit, you can rack right off and walking off the and i'll be walking off the stage going give an stage and going to give an interview to gb news. quite right. belinda dillian whyte, benjamin butterworth. karen malone, with benjamin butterworth. karen malallt, with benjamin butterworth. karen malall night. with benjamin butterworth. karen malall night. but with benjamin butterworth. karen malall night. but coming with benjamin butterworth. karen malall night. but coming up,/ith benjamin butterworth. karen malall night. but coming up, ast me all night. but coming up, as an london theatre sparks an east london theatre sparks outrage by advertising a performance for black people only, why deemed only, why is it deemed acceptable quote,

acceptable to have plays, quote, free from the white gaze? nana akua furious with us. she's live with me shortly. but next in the clash, as schofield has finally given boot after his 21 year given the boot after his 21 year reign of terror on the this morning was itv right to morning sofa was itv right to force schofe out rebecca jane, who's had her own run ins with philip, takes on petronella wyatt and amy ainsley in just a moment. what do you think, dan, at gbnews.uk vote in our poll at gb news. results the gb news. the results and the clash straight this .

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sitting on this morning sofa, phillip schofield. so as a show everyone on and off screen itv and this morning want to say a huge thank you to phil for what he's done to make the show such a success over the last 21 years. quite simply , we all know years. quite simply, we all know he's one of the best live television broadcasters this country has ever had . and we and country has ever had. and we and all the team wish him all the best for the future. yeah goodness me, he didn't even get a video montage. look, that was the a video montage. look, that was tne tt— a video montage. look, that was tne tte entn. — a video montage. look, that was tne ett eetn. ent— a video montage. look, that was the pr spin. but on— a video montage. look, that was the pr spin. but on gb- . : g look, that was the pr spin. but on gb news with teenn— the pr spin. but on gb news with eamonn holmes— the pr spin. but on gb news with eamonn holmes this morning, remember a long— eamonn holmes this morning, remember a long time colleague of remember a long time colleague et tnttttn— remember a long time colleague of phillip schofield? you got the of phillip schofield? you got tne ttwtn— of phillip schofield? you got tne ttwtn .— of phillip schofield? you got the truth , ruth. >e

ends his 20 year presenting reign of horror, was itv right to force phillip schofield out of this morning? dan at gbnews.uk vote in our poll on twitter. but to tackle this now , deputy ukip leader rebecca jane, the journalist and commentator petronella wyatt and the entrepreneur and star of the apprentice , amy anne zell. so apprentice, amy anne zell. so rebecca, jane, you had your own run in with philip. you were on that sofa many times. what was your issue with him ? um, the your issue with him? um, the falseness was— your issue with him? um, the falseness was certainly- . ’“ 7 um, the falseness was certainly one tttne— falseness was certainly one tntne. tet— falseness was certainly one thing, but the _ falseness was certainly one thing, but the first run in that i thing, but the first run in that t net— thing, but the first run in that t net wee— thing, but the first run in that t net ny— thing, but the first run in that i had was my very first eeeeetenee— i had was my very first appearance on television, which is appearance on television, which te etetetty— appearance on television, which is probably about— appearance on television, which is probably about 13, 14 years ago— is probably about 13, 14 years eee new— is probably about 13, 14 years eee ant— is probably about 13, 14 years ago now. and it— is probably about 13, 14 years ago now. and it scared me off for ago now. and it scared me off tet etewt— ago now. and it scared me off tet etewt e— ago now. and it scared me off for about a year— ago now. and it scared me off for about a year just because i was a normal business person . i was a normal business person. i net— was a normal business person. i net e— was a normal business person. i net e twetneee— was a normal business person. i had a business. they invited me ente— had a business. they invited me ente tne— had a business. they invited me ente tne enew— had a business. they invited me onto the show to— had a business. they invited me onto the show to promote that. ant— onto the show to promote that. ant ee— onto the show to promote that. ant ee eeen— onto the show to promote that. and as soon as— onto the show to promote that. and as soon as the— onto the show to promote that. and as soon as the cameras went up, and as soon as the cameras went we. tnttte— and as soon as the cameras went we. enttte eteyet— and as soon as the cameras went up, philip slayed me. i was in nnwete— up, philip slayed me. i was in private investigation at the tne— private investigation at the ttne ent— private investigation at the ttne ent ne— private investigation at the time and he just tore into me to tne— time and he just tore into me to tne tent— time and he just tore into me to the point where— time and he just tore into me to the point where i— time and he just tore into me to the point where i came up here ent— the point where i came up here ent t— the point where i came up here ent t een.— the point where i came up here and i said, has— the point where i came up here and i said, has he— the point where i came up here and i said, has he got something to and i said, has he got something te nttee— and i said, has he got something to hide? because— and i said, has he got something to hide? because _tol to hide? because he seemed to newe—

to hide? because he seemed to have-vendetta- to hide? because he seemed to have vendetta against me have such a vendetta against me .-etwtewety— have such a vendetta against me .-etwtewety ene— have such a vendetta against me .-obviously one of- have such a vendetta against me . obviously one of my . that's obviously one of my eeeeeeneee — . that's obviously one of my. appearances. _that appearances. but the one that wee-etetten- appearances. but the one that was-problem is- appearances. but the one that was problem is quite was the real problem is quite eene-eee— was the real problem is quite eene-eee new- was the real problem is quite some ago now then it some time ago now and then it etneet— some time ago now and then it was almost like,— some time ago now and then it was almost like, you know, in neettty— was almost like, you know, in neettty tw— was almost like, you know, in reality tv world _ was almost like, you know, in reality tv world and certainly in reality tv world and certainly tn tne— reality tv world and certainly in the american— reality tv world and certainly in the american reality tv wette— in the american reality tv went. tney— in the american reality tv world, they give you people to been — world, they give you people to been tne — world, they give you people to burn the people.— world, they give you people to burn the people. that way you te— burn the people. that way you can be mean to— burn the people. that way you can be mean to them, you can be neety— can be mean to them, you can be neety te— can be mean to them, you can be neety te wen.— can be mean to them, you can be nasty to them. and— can be mean to them, you can be nasty to them. and because they are nasty to them. and because they exeeetet— nasty to them. and because they exeeetet te— nasty to them. and because they are expected to take it because you— are expected to take it because yew anew— are expected to take it because yew tnew yee— are expected to take it because you know you're never going to tnen— you know you're never going to see them again.— you know you're never going to see them again-i- you know you're never going to see them again. i genuinely see them again. and i genuinely tettewe— see them again. and i genuinely believe that's— see them again. and i genuinely believe that's exactly what he net— believe that's exactly what hei net—tnen had me lined up for. and then teeewee— had me lined up for. and then teeewee t— had me lined up for. and then because i kept— had me lined up for. and then because i kept on— had me lined up for. and then because i kept on coming back yeet— because i kept on coming back yeen enter— because i kept on coming back yeet ettet yeen— because i kept on coming back year after year after year and he year after year after year and ne-eeetne— year after year after year and ne-eeetne ne- year after year after year and he-seeing me, he. year after year after year and he seeing me, he then he kept on seeing me, he then eneneet— he kept on seeing me, he then eneneet nte— he kept on seeing me, he then changed his demeanour towards me .—tne— changed his demeanour towards me .—tne entre— changed his demeanour towards me ._the entire time- changed his demeanour towards me ._the entire time it- . but i knew the entire time it wee—wtteny- . but i knew the entire time it was—utterly fake i . but i knew the entire time it was—utterly fake .| was completely, utterly fake. amy— was completely, utterly fake. amy-why— was completely, utterly fake. any-wny te - was completely, utterly fake. amy why do you keep amy anzel why do you keep tetenttne— amy anzel why do you keep defending this— amy anzel why do you keep defending this man? ’“ defending this man? i mean, yew-te— defending this man? i mean, yee-re e— defending this man? i mean, you're a powerful, strong woman. amy but he seems to have such a problem with powerful, strong women , whether it's rebecca, women, whether it's rebecca, jane , whether it's kim woodburn, jane, whether it's kim woodburn, whether it's fern britton, whether it's fern britton, whether it's fern britton, whether it's amanda holden. why are you sticking up for this guy ? well, dan, first of all, as ten— ? well, dan, first of all, as ten ee— ? well, dan, first of all, as ten ee t— ? well, dan, first of all, as far as i know,— 7’ well, dan, first of all, as far as i know, this is hearsay.

tneee— far as i know, this is hearsay. tneee ee— far as i know, this is hearsay. these are people— far as i know, this is hearsay. these are people and their recollections— these are people and their recollections ,_ these are people and their recollections , it's not recollections, it's not necessarily- recollections, it's not necessarily facts . i try to go necessarily facts. i try to go by teete— necessarily facts. i try to go by facts when _ necessarily facts. i try to go by facts when i— necessarily facts. i try to go by facts when i decide what i teet— by facts when i decide what i teet etewt— by facts when i decide what i teet etewt e— by facts when i decide what i feel about a person . and from feel about a person. and from wnet— feel about a person. and from wnet twe— feel about a person. and from what i've seen— feel about a person. and from what i've seen and from what twe— what i've seen and from what i've experienced— what i've seen and from what i've experienced on twitter, tnte— i've experienced on twitter, tnte teet— i've experienced on twitter, tnte eeet new— i've experienced on twitter, this past few weeks with my tettewete— this past few weeks with my followers and _ this past few weeks with my followers and with the general eeene— followers and with the general ewttte ne— followers and with the general ewttte ne te— followers and with the general public, he is simply a professional- public, he is simply a professional , seasoned presenter professional, seasoned presenter wttn— professional, seasoned presenter wttn e— professional, seasoned presenter wttn e very— professional, seasoned presenter wttn e weny tene— professional, seasoned presenter with a very long career and professionally— with a very long career and professionally i've heard netntne— professionally i've heard nothing negative about him . if nothing negative about him. if eeente— nothing negative about him. if eeeete newe— nothing negative about him. if people have something negative to people have something negative te eey— people have something negative te eey etewt— people have something negative to say about perhaps his teeteteee— to say about perhaps his backstage persona, that's okay tee. — backstage persona, that's okay tee. eeeewee— backstage persona, that's okay too. because you— backstage persona, that's okay too. because you know what? like in too. because you know what? like tn en— too. because you know what? like tn en etnee— too. because you know what? like in an office setting,— too. because you know what? like in an office setting, you'd have eeen— in an office setting, you'd have good teye— in an office setting, you'd have good teye. yew-t— in an office setting, you'd have good days, you'd have bad days, ent— good days, you'd have bad days, and ultimately— good days, you'd have bad days, and ultimately when he goes on ne te— and ultimately when he goes on camera, he is a— and ultimately when he goes on camera, he is a consummate eteteeetenet— camera, he is a consummate eteteeetenet .— camera, he is a consummate professional . and i have never professional. and i have never ntn— professional. and i have never ntn 90— professional. and i have never seen him go wrong on camera. and tnet-e— seen him go wrong on camera. and tnet-e wnet-e— seen him go wrong on camera. and that's what's ultimately tneenent.— that's what's ultimately important. he needs to be a eteteeetenet— important. he needs to be a professional presenter. on live tetewteten— professional presenter. on live television, and— professional presenter. on live television, and he's done just tnet— television, and he's done just tnet ten— television, and he's done just that for over— television, and he's done just that for over 20 _ television, and he's done just that for over 20 years. petra wyett— that for over 20 years. petra wyett wny— that for over 20 years. petra wyett wny te— that for over 20 years. petra wyatt why is no— that for over 20 years. petra wyatt why is no one come out to detent— wyatt why is no one come out to tetent ntn — wyatt why is no one come out to defend him today? _ wyatt why is no one come out to defend him today? titty t: t: defend him today? why did he enty—

defend him today? why did he only get three stills and a 32nd tribute after 20 years on the sofa? well, it wasn't much, much of a tribute. there have been warmer tributes— of a tribute. there have been warmer tributes to _ j there have been warmer tributes to dictators, tet— warmer tributes to dictators, tet tt— warmer tributes to dictators, tet tt twe— warmer tributes to dictators, but it i've known a lot of board eetee— but it i've known a lot of board eetee ent— but it i've known a lot of board casters and philip— but it i've known a lot of board casters and philip schofield is exeeettenet— casters and philip schofield is exceptional in— casters and philip schofield is exceptional in that i've never teete— exceptional in that i've never neent e— exceptional in that i've never neent e eeen— exceptional in that i've never heard a good thing about him, enty— heard a good thing about him, enty tet— heard a good thing about him, only bad things— heard a good thing about him, only bad things about the way he tweete— only bad things about the way he tteete eeeete— only bad things about the way he treats people and— only bad things about the way he treats people and i— only bad things about the way he treats people and i do think tnet-e— treats people and i do think that's important isn't if you're a broadcaster— that's important isn't if you're a broadcaster and you're you're for a broadcaster and you're you're tet tne— a broadcaster and you're you're tet tne teee— a broadcaster and you're you're for the face or— a broadcaster and you're you're for the face or for— a broadcaster and you're you're for the face or for part of the tee— for the face or for part of the teee et— for the face or for part of the teee et e— for the face or for part of the face of a show— for the face or for part of the face of a show like this morning . ant— face of a show like this morning . ant t— face of a show like this morning . and i honestly— face of a show like this morning . and i honestly don't think his eentwet— . and i honestly don't think his eentwet nee— . and i honestly don't think his conduct has been— . and i honestly don't think his conduct has been professional teeewee— conduct has been professional because there— conduct has been professional because there are— conduct has been professional because there are a lot of tntnee— because there are a lot of tntnee tnet— because there are a lot of things that he— because there are a lot of things that he was conceal from his things that he was conceal from nte teeee— things that he was conceal from his bosses and— things that he was conceal from his bosses and the— things that he was conceal from his bosses and the public, like teteeee— his bosses and the public, like rebecca jane, _ his bosses and the public, like rebecca jane, a— his bosses and the public, like rebecca jane, a lot of focus . rebecca jane, a lot of focus. i mean, actually— rebecca jane, a lot of focus. i mean, actually ,_ rebecca jane, a lot of focus. i mean, actually , holly- rebecca jane, a lot of focus. i mean, actually , holly willoughby mean, actually, holly willoughby is sort of getting away with this. she's aided and abetted him for years. i think that's a bit unfair, rebecca. and i'll tell you why. because without

that, holly willoughby, phillip schofield would still at itv schofield would still be at itv . it was only her decision to actually go to the bosses and say, i'm not working actually go to the bosses and say, this i'm not working actually go to the bosses and say, this bloken not working actually go to the bosses and say, this bloke that: working actually go to the bosses and say, this bloke that finally1g with this bloke that finally forced them get rid . oh, dan, forced them to get rid. oh, dan, don't quite agree.— forced them to get rid. oh, dan, don't quite agree. i— forced them to get rid. oh, dan, don't quite agree. i called- otitot: go. . t: oh, dan, don't quite agree. i called it ent— don't quite agree. i called it ewt eetwetty. — don't quite agree. i called it out actually. i— don't quite agree. i called it out actually. i work in radio ent— out actually. i work in radio ent t— out actually. i work in radio ent t wee— out actually. i work in radio ent t en— out actually. i work in radio and i was on air— out actually. i work in radio and i was on air the day that we— and i was on air the day that we ett— and i was on air the day that this all first— and i was on air the day that this all first started to come eet.— this all first started to come ewt. ant— this all first started to come out. and when— this all first started to come out. and when holly kind of went newn— out. and when holly kind of went tewn tne— out. and when holly kind of went tewn tne ew— out. and when holly kind of went down the row, i— out. and when holly kind of went down the row, i knew straight ewey— down the row, i knew straight ewey. tnte— down the row, i knew straight ewey. tnte te— down the row, i knew straight away, this is holly's pr team jumping— away, this is holly's pr team jumping tnte— away, this is holly's pr team jumping into action because eenetntne— jumping into action because eenetntne big— jumping into action because something big is going to happen and something big is going to happen ene—te— something big is going to happen ene—te ee- something big is going to happen and—to save her- and they're trying to save her . se t— and they're trying to save her career . so i don't— and they're trying to save her career. so i don't agree. holly is career. so i don't agree. holly te exeetty— career. so i don't agree. holly is exactly the _ career. so i don't agree. holly is exactly the same as phil . is exactly the same as phil. tneee— is exactly the same as phil. tneee te— is exactly the same as phil. there is, again,— is exactly the same as phil. there is, again, you know, very new— there is, again, you know, very tew eeeete— there is, again, you know, very tew eeeete. tt— there is, again, you know, very few people, if anybody actually newe— few people, if anybody actually newe e— few people, if anybody actually newe e eeen— few people, if anybody actually have a good word— few people, if anybody actually have a good word to say about it. have a good word to say about t. etwewety.— have a good word to say about it. obviously, you've said a ne— it. obviously, you've said a wett— it. obviously, you've said a nice word there. - it. obviously, you've said a nice word there. but you know, we wnen— nice word there. but you know, we wnen yew— nice word there. but you know, we when you want— nice word there. but you know, we when you want to talk about teete — we when you want to talk about teete we — we when you want to talk about teete we newe— we when you want to talk about facts, we have to— we when you want to talk about facts, we have to go off the teete— facts, we have to go off the teete .— facts, we have to go off the teete . ant— facts, we have to go off the facts . and there- facts, we have to go off the facts . and there a lot of facts. and there are a lot of eeeete— facts. and there are a lot of eeeete-tnene— facts. and there are a lot of people there who speak people out there who speak eeenty— people out there who speak eeenty etewt— people out there who speak openly about pair being openly about the pair being eenetetety— completely and utterly fake and netty— completely and utterly fake and netty-netntne- completely and utterly fake and holly nothing except completely and utterly fake and holsave nothing except completely and utterly fake and holsave her nothing except completely and utterly fake and holsave her own othing except completely and utterly fake and holsave her own skin.) except completely and utterly fake and holsave her own skin. and ept for save her own skin. and unfortunately, _ for save her own skin. and unfortunately, i— for save her own skin. and unfortunately, i think that tnet— unfortunately, i think that tnett tne— unfortunately, i think that their time was— unfortunately, i think that their time was up long time ago. it their time was up long time ago. tt wee— their time was up long time ago. tt eettetnty— their time was up long time ago. it was certainly done by the tne— it was certainly done by the tne-yew—

it was certainly done by the time .you know,- it was certainly done by the time you know, kyiv gate and time of, you know, kyiv gate and all time of, you know, kyiv gate and ett tne— time of, you know, kyiv gate and ett tne teet— time of, you know, kyiv gate and all the rest of— time of, you know, kyiv gate and all the rest of it.— time of, you know, kyiv gate and all the rest of it. but they newe— all the rest of it. but they newe teen— all the rest of it. but they have been they- all the rest of it. but they have been they needed to go a tene— have been they needed to go a tent tne— have been they needed to go a long time before— have been they needed to go a long time before now. and this is long time before now. and this te-tne— long time before now. and this te-tne etern— long time before now. and this is-the start. but- is only just the start. but eetwetty— is only just the start. but eetwetty t— is only just the start. but actually i have- is only just the start. but actually i have even less teeneet— actually i have even less respect. holly - actually i have even less- respect. holly - because respect for holly now because ene-e— respect for holly now because etee—unten- respect for holly now because she's—under the. respect for holly now because. she's—under the bus. she's thrown him under the bus. ant— she's thrown him under the bus. antlene— she's thrown him under the bus. antlene wee— she's thrown him under the bus. antlene e— she's thrown him under the bus. andlshe was a true- she's thrown him under the bus. and she was a true friend, and if she was a true friend, i ten-t— and if she was a true friend, i ten-t tntnt— and if she was a true friend, i don't think that— and if she was a true friend, i don't think that she would. snee— don't think that she would. sne-e gene— don't think that she would. she's gone to— don't think that she would. she's gone to save herself. ween.— she's gone to save herself. yeah,-that's- she's gone to save herself. i yeah,-that's-can yeah, that's. that's true. can i just interject something? because i'm. i'm not a fan of holly and i had holly willoughby, and i had a rather unpleasant encounter with holly willoughby, and i had a rewas. whatasant encounter with holly willoughby, and i had a rewas. what happened? nter with holly willoughby, and i had a rewas. what happened? :er with holly willoughby, and i had a rewas. what happened? well,h holly willoughby, and i had a rewas. what happened? well, what i was. what happened? well, what happened was simply sort of happened was i simply sort of poked good natured fun at her and she got lawyers on to me and tried to have me sacked, which wasn't terribly obliging. but i do think that she's painted herself as the nation's sweetheart and a sort of modern day doris day. but she's actually a very , very ruthless actually a very, very ruthless operator who won't stand by other people if it means that she becomes slightly tainted herself and she owes a lot. i mean, whatever we think of him, of philip schofield , she was

of philip schofield, she was nothing when she started with him . he taught her everything. him. he taught her everything. and the other thing is the pubuc and the other thing is the public have not forgotten that both of them skip the cutesy . both of them skip the cutesy. the queen lying in state. nobody forced holly to do it. philip's schofield didn't force her to do it. i think they are both almost identical . i it. i think they are both almost identical. i don't it. i think they are both almost identical . i don't like either identical. i don't like either of them and i think she's now becoming the story. she hasn't covered herself in glory and i'd be quite happy if she moved on as well . i mean, amy, you can't as well. i mean, amy, you can't detent— as well. i mean, amy, you can't tetent tne— as well. i mean, amy, you can't defend the skipping— i mean, amy, you can't defend the skipping the queue , defend the skipping the queue, can defend the skipping the queue, yew— defend the skipping the queue, yewe ven— defend the skipping the queue, can you? you can't defend philip nenttne— can you? you can't defend philip nenttne tnen— can you? you can't defend philip handing then prime minister newt— handing then prime minister david cameron,— handing then prime minister david cameron, the so—called net— david cameron, the so—called ttet tnet— david cameron, the so—called ttet tnet tt— david cameron, the so—called list that it turned _ david cameron, the so—called list that it turned out he had tnet— list that it turned out he had just researched— list that it turned out he had just researched on the internet ten ntnwtee— just researched on the internet ten minutes before he went on at.— ten minutes before he went on eeetttne— ten minutes before he went on eeetttne e— ten minutes before he went on air, sparking a massive witch tent— air, sparking a massive witch nwnt et— air, sparking a massive witch hunt of innocent— air, sparking a massive witch hunt of innocent men which teewttet— hunt of innocent men which teewttet tn— hunt of innocent men which resulted in a— hunt of innocent men which resulted in a huge payout from nw— resulted in a huge payout from ttv. ven— resulted in a huge payout from ttv. wen went— resulted in a huge payout from itv. you want facts ? there are

itv. you want facts? there are twe— itv. you want facts? there are twe teete— itv. you want facts? there are two facts, but— itv. you want facts? there are two facts, but ultimate albie. i two facts, but ultimate albie. t eee— two facts, but ultimate albie. t wnet— two facts, but ultimate albie. t wnet t— two facts, but ultimate albie. i see what i see— two facts, but ultimate albie. i see what i see on— two facts, but ultimate albie. i see what i see on camera and i see what i see as a presenter and ultimately i know. but why is holly still on this morning if she also . well, at least she if she also. well, at least she net— if she also. well, at least she net tne— if she also. well, at least she net tne eeen— if she also. well, at least she had the good grace- �*7 well, at least she had the good grace to apologise and had the good grace to apologise ent explain— had the good grace to apologise and explain herself on air. weet.— and explain herself on air. ween. tet— and explain herself on air. yeah, but they're- and explain herself on air. yeah, but they're tarred - and explain herself on air. yeah, but they're tarred by the same brush, dan, i mean, you know, also. so if he's bullying people or being nasty on the couch to people and she's sitting right next to him , then sitting right next to him, then she's being complicit in his behaviour. i mean, if i was sitting next to someone and they were really going at someone else , of course i jump in and else, of course i jump in and say, hey, well, no, no, no. and i a lot people say, hey, well, no, no, no. and i-a lot-people think. i know a lot of people think tnet— i know a lot of people think tnet. t— i know a lot of people think tnet. t anew— i know a lot of people think that. i know a— i know a lot of people think that. i know a lot people that. i know a lot of people tntnt— that. i know a lot of people tntna-en— that. i know a lot of people think am prepared to give think that i am prepared to give netty— think that i am prepared to give new e— think that i am prepared to give new e eeene— think that i am prepared to give holly a chance because i think for holly a chance because i think tet e— holly a chance because i think tet e tene— holly a chance because i think tet e tene. tene— holly a chance because i think for a long, long time, she knew .tnet— for a long, long time, she knew .tnet-wee— for a long, long time, she knew ,-that-was stuff- , too, that there was stuff going— , too, that there was stuff going en— , too, that there was stuff going en wttn— , too, that there was stuff going on with philip. she was tnytne— going on with philip. she was tnytnelewt— going on with philip. she was trying-cut loose— going on with philip. she was trying cut loose and free trying to cut loose and cut free of trying to cut loose and cut free et ntn. — trying to cut loose and cut free et ntn. .tt— trying to cut loose and cut free et ntnltt wee— trying to cut loose and cut free of him.-it was itv- trying to cut loose and cut free of him. it was itv who of him. but it was itv who tnetetet— of him. but it was itv who insisted on— of him. but it was itv who insisted on this— of him. but it was itv who insisted on this partnership going,— insisted on this partnership eetne—teeeen insisted on this partnership- going,_reason they going, and for some reason they wentet— going, and for some reason they wentet te— going, and for some reason they wentet te teen— going, and for some reason they wanted to keep on— going, and for some reason they wanted to keep on supporting

tntttte— wanted to keep on supporting phillip schofield. but there you go. phillip schofield. but there you 90- deputy— phillip schofield. but there you 90- deputy wttn— phillip schofield. but there you go. deputy ukip leader rebecca jane.— go. deputy ukip leader rebecca jane,-journalist_ go. deputy ukip leader rebecca jane, journalist and jane, the journalist and commentator- jane, the journalist and commentator petronella wyatt, and-entrepreneur- commentator petronella wyatt, and entrepreneur amy ansell. and the entrepreneur amy ansell. tnent— and the entrepreneur amy ansell. tnent-ee— and the entrepreneur amy ansell. thank-so much.— and the entrepreneur amy ansell. thank so much. who do thank you so much. but who do you— thank you so much. but who do yew-wttne— thank you so much. but who do yew-wttne wee— thank you so much. but who do you with? was right to you agree with? was itv right to teneee— you agree with? was itv right to force?-schofield- you agree with? was itv right to force? schofield out of force? phillip schofield out of we— force? phillip schofield out of tnte-etene- force? phillip schofield out of this-diane on- force? phillip schofield out of this diane on twitter this morning? diane on twitter wntee— this morning? diane on twitter wntee vee— this morning? diane on twitter writes, yes, itv— this morning? diane on twitter writes, yes, itv was right to tene— writes, yes, itv was right to tetee ntn — writes, yes, itv was right to force him out,— writes, yes, itv was right to force him out, but unfortunately e_on_ force him out, but unfortunately ,_on our screens. , he'll still be on our screens. nee— , he'll still be on our screens. nee-etnee— , he'll still be on our screens. he's-other shows- , he'll still be on our screens. he's other shows for he's hosting other shows for tnen — he's hosting other shows for tnen -oe— he's hosting other shows for tnen -t>e yew- he's hosting other shows for them do you know what i them still. do you know what i knew— them still. do you know what i know? - hosting _ them still. do you know what i know? hosting soap know? he's hosting the soap awente— know? he's hosting the soap. awards—surprised awards. i wouldn't be surprised if awards. i wouldn't be surprised tt—enl if we don't see phillip back on ttv— if we don't see phillip back on ttv nwen— if we don't see phillip back on ttv nwen .— if we don't see phillip back on itv much . albie— if we don't see phillip back on itv much . albie writes of course itv much. albie writes of course it itv much. albie writes of course tt wee— itv much. albie writes of course tt tne— itv much. albie writes of course it was the right— itv much. albie writes of course it was the right move. it's tetttne— it was the right move. it's telling that— it was the right move. it's telling that no— it was the right move. it's telling that no celebrities have te— telling that no celebrities have te nte— telling that no celebrities have come to his defence. that's what twe— come to his defence. that's what he teen— come to his defence. that's what he teen eeytne— come to his defence. that's what i've been saying all— come to his defence. that's what i've been saying all day. and tren— i've been saying all day. and teen en— i've been saying all day. and teen en new— i've been saying all day. and from an how holly and phil kept tnet— from an how holly and phil kept tnetntete— from an how holly and phil kept their jobs after— from an how holly and phil kept their jobs after dodging the queue— their jobs after dodging the queue te— their jobs after dodging the queue telneet- their jobs after dodging the queue to past the queen's their jobs after dodging the queue i) past the queen's their jobs after dodging the queue i don't ast the queen's their jobs after dodging the queue i don't knowe queen's their jobs after dodging the queue i don't know if, tueen's coffin, i don't know if, eeeeetetty— coffin, i don't know if, especially seeing coffin, i don't know if, especially-seeing look especially after seeing the look on especially after seeing the look enw—ne- especially after seeing the look enw—ne ne- especially after seeing the look on_when he was. on philip's face when he was eeettet— on philip's face when he was eeettetltne — on philip's face when he was spotted the camera. yeah, he spotted by the camera. yeah, he anew— spotted by the camera. yeah, he knew net— spotted by the camera. yeah, he knew he'd been— spotted by the camera. yeah, he knew he'd been bust it then knew he'd been bust it and then tney—e— knew he'd been bust it and then tney—e eteny- knew he'd been bust it and then tney—e eteny tel they had to concoct a story to say,— they had to concoct a story to eey-we— they had to concoct a story to eey-we wee— they had to concoct a story to say, we were planning to say, oh, we were planning to mm— say, oh, we were planning to tttn nete.— say, oh, we were planning to film here, even— say, oh, we were planning to film here, even though they only had their mobile phones, wnetewet— had their mobile phones, whatever-your- had their mobile phones, whatever your verdict whatever for. your verdict is new—ye- whatever for. your verdict is new—ye eey- whatever for. your verdict is now-you say itvi whatever for. your verdict is- now-you say itv was now in. 87% of you say itv was nett— now in. 87% of you say itv was nent te— now in. 87% of you say itv was nent te tetee — now in. 87% of you say itv was right to force phillip schofield out right to force phillip schofield ewt et— right to force phillip schofield ewt et tnte— right to force phillip schofield out of this morning. 13% of you say— out of this morning. 13% of you eey-weent- out of this morning. 13% of you eey-weent .- out of this morning. 13% of you say wrong . coming out of this morning. 13% of you. say-wrong . coming up, say they were wrong. coming up, as say they were wrong. coming up, ee-teen— say they were wrong. coming up, as-icon robbie—

say they were wrong. coming up, as icon robbie williams as pop icon robbie williams twewety— as pop icon robbie williams twewety ntte— as pop icon robbie williams bravely hits-at- as pop icon robbie williams bravely hits at the bravely hits back at the eeet—ttwtn— bravely hits back at the post—truth world we now inhabit, is post—truth world we now inhabit, te—tet— post—truth world we now inhabit, te—tet nete- post—truth world we now inhabit, is_for more stars- is it important for more stars to is it important for more stars te eeeet— is it important for more stars te eeeet ent— is it important for more stars to speak out about the perilous etete— to speak out about the perilous etete et— to speak out about the perilous etete et ew— to speak out about the perilous state of our society? post cowe— state of our society? post covm, neil— state of our society? post covid, neil oliver delivers his wnnteeette— covid, neil oliver delivers his unmissable verdict soon. but tnet— unmissable verdict soon. but tttet. en— unmissable verdict soon. but first, an east— unmissable verdict soon. but first, an east london theatre nee— first, an east london theatre nee eeenee— first, an east london theatre has sparked outrage by advertising— has sparked outrage by advertising a- has sparked outrage by advertising a performance for tween— advertising a performance for tteet eeeete— advertising a performance for black people only. so who thinks it's acceptable— black people only. so who thinks it's acceptable to— black people only. so who thinks it's acceptable to have plays tnee— it's acceptable to have plays tee teen — it's acceptable to have plays free from the— it's acceptable to have plays free from the white gaze ? nana free from the white gaze? nana teeneet. — free from the white gaze? nana teeneet. snee— free from the white gaze? nana request. she's furious about tne.— request. she's furious about tnte. sne— request. she's furious about this. she thinks— request. she's furious about this. she thinks this is some tenn— this. she thinks this is some ten et— this. she thinks this is some form of apartheid coming to the uk form of apartheid coming to the ua—te— form of apartheid coming to the tte—tee twe- form of apartheid coming to the uk-be live with- form of apartheid coming to the uk be live with me in uk and she'll be live with me in tnet— uk and she'll be live with me in twet e— uk and she'll be live with me in twet e mement— uk and she'll be live with me in twet e nnennent .—

on gb news, the people's. cnennet— on gb news, the people's. channel welcome back. theatre eeene— channel welcome back. theatre eeete newe— channel welcome back. theatre goers have been— channel welcome back. theatre goers have been left appalled enter— goers have been left appalled ettet e— goers have been left appalled after a playhouse in east london weet— after a playhouse in east london weet wntte— after a playhouse in east london urged white people not to attend a urged white people not to attend e enew— urged white people not to attend a show intended— urged white people not to attend a show intended for a black ewttenee — a show intended for a black audience. the— a show intended for a black audience. t: audience. the royal stratford east has received widespread condemnation after arguing that the performance of race satire , the performance of race satire, tambo and bones program for the 5th of july will be, quote, free from the white gaze and earlier today, the theatre doubled down on the one off blackout event, saying that their decision provides a, quote , space for provides a, quote, space for black audiences to experience the play as a community. but the uk's first black police and crime commissioner, festus akanbi busoni, has warned that the planned show set a poor and dangerous precedent and strongly urged the theatre and the play's director to cancel. now to talk

about this decision, i'm delighted to say that i'm joined by our very own nana akua . so by our very own nana akua. so nana, is it acceptable for this theatre to discourage white people from attending a play aimed at black audiences ? well, aimed at black audiences? well, frankly, it's .gov casting.- frankly, it's .gov casting. teen.— frankly, it's .gov casting. teen. t— frankly, it's .gov casting. look, i mean,- frankly, it's .gov casting. look, i mean, it's quite simple. if look, i mean, it's quite simple. tt yew— look, i mean, it's quite simple. tt yew een-t— look, i mean, it's quite simple. tt yew een-t eey— look, i mean, it's quite simple. if you can't say it— look, i mean, it's quite simple. if you can't say it the other way— if you can't say it the other wey ten-en — if you can't say it the other way round. so— if you can't say it the other way round. i if you can't say it the other way round. l way round. so black lives matter. white lives matter . if matter. white lives matter. if it's an offence saying it the other way, then it can't work. so if you're saying blacks only or people who identify as black just to try and kind of cover up the fact that it is actually quite racist if you can't say whites only, then you can't say blacks only. and that is a very simple rule that i'm applying to this. it is ridiculous. it takes race relations backwards. and i don't know who on earth would sanction this and think that this is a good idea. it is terrible. it's a complete i feel ashamed and embarrassed because it is perpetuating this victimhood mentality that black people all need to be safe from white people because they're saying for a safe environment,

what do they think the white person is going to do to them? and then to use the word white gays , god, you're doing it to me gays, god, you're doing it to me now. i must. i mean, it's. come on. it's almost comical who made that up. it's like white privilege and white. this. it's so offensive . dan, i'm so offensive. dan, i'm apologising on behalf of these fools who seem to want to perpetuate racism and actually make it worse. well, you eettetnty— make it worse. well, you certainly don't- e well, you certainly don't need to eeeteetee— certainly don't need to apologise for- certainly don't need to apologise for anything, but. but you apologise for anything, but. but yew eey— apologise for anything, but. but yew eey tnet— apologise for anything, but. but you say that this— apologise for anything, but. but you say that this is the teneweee— you say that this is the teneweee et— you say that this is the language of apartheid coming to entetn— language of apartheid coming to entetn ent— language of apartheid coming to britain and 2023.— language of apartheid coming to britain and 2023. well, yeah, of course. i mean,— britain and 2023. well, yeah, of course. i mean, that's- britain and 2023. well, yeah, of course. i mean, that's what apartheid was. and even, you know, if you take us back many years in this country, it was no blacks, no whites, no, no irish. sorry no, this, no that. so we actually had policies where you couldn't go in if you were black, if you were irish, if you were this. and that has been outlawed. so the last thing we want to do is go backwards. and i the worst part of it is, i think the worst part of it is, is of colour, black is that people of colour, black people, are actually it people, are actually doing it themselves, segregate themselves

because there's some sort of victim hood mentality that victim hood mentality or that they to avoid white they want to avoid the white gays. there is no excuse. there's no way out of this. even if they say , oh, we're doing it if they say, oh, we're doing it because we want black people to because we want black people to be in an environment where we're talking about black community issues that could you could almost get away with that until you start bringing things you start bringing in things like the white gays. it's i think it's just so offensive. it's embarrassing . no know, it it's embarrassing. no know, it is. it is. it's embarrassing. no know, it te. tt te. ant— it's embarrassing. no know, it te. tt te. ant .,_ it's embarrassing. no know, it is. it is. and i, i— it's embarrassing. no know, it is. it is. and i, i say- e to “g no know, it is. it is. and i, i say about tneee— is. it is. and i, i say about these things. _ is. it is. and i, i say about these things. martin luther king jr ent— these things. martin luther king jr ene john— these things. martin luther king jr and john lennon and encouraged— jr and john lennon and encouraged this colour—blind eeetety— encouraged this colour—blind society where— encouraged this colour—blind society where we— encouraged this colour—blind society where we didn't judge eeente— society where we didn't judge eeeete teeet— society where we didn't judge people based on— society where we didn't judge people based on colour or creed. they— people based on colour or creed. tney wewtt— people based on colour or creed. tney wewtt te— people based on colour or creed. they would be so— people based on colour or creed. they would be so disgusted where tney— they would be so disgusted where tney eew— they would be so disgusted where tney wnete— they would be so disgusted where they saw where these woke idiots tettne— they saw where these woke idiots tettne tne— they saw where these woke idiots were taking the world. but look, aene— were taking the world. but look, wene. twe— were taking the world. but look, wene. he get— were taking the world. but look, nana, i've got to— were taking the world. but look, nana, i've got to ask you about eew— nana, i've got to ask you about eeny ttneten— nana, i've got to ask you about gary lineker, because the bbc tewtnewtn— gary lineker, because the bbc loudmouth was— gary lineker, because the bbc loudmouth was so slammed today for loudmouth was so slammed today tet tetttne— loudmouth was so slammed today tet tetttne etn— loudmouth was so slammed today for jetting off to— loudmouth was so slammed today for jetting off to a— for jetting off to a self—congratulatory fest to new— self—congratulatory fest to ttetyte— self—congratulatory fest to italy to receive _ self—congratulatory fest to italy to receive an award from anneety— italy to receive an award from amnesty international for wait for amnesty international for wait tet tt— amnesty international for wait tet tt wene— amnesty international for wait for it nana his— amnesty international for wait for it nana his akua ism. so

ne-e— for it nana his akua ism. so ne-e going— for it nana his akua ism. so ne-e going te— for it nana his akua ism. so he's going to be— for it nana his akua ism. so he's going to be presented with a he's going to be presented with e eeen— he's going to be presented with e eeett ent— he's going to be presented with a sport and human rights award teeewee— a sport and human rights award teeewee tney— a sport and human rights award because they describe him as a etewnen— because they describe him as a staunch advocate _ because they describe him as a staunch advocate for the rights of staunch advocate for the rights et tetweeee— staunch advocate for the rights of refugees and— staunch advocate for the rights of refugees and migrants. of course, he was— of refugees and migrants. of course, he was taken off air, eent— course, he was taken off air, eent ne— course, he was taken off air, wasn't he, earlier- course, he was taken off air, wasn't he, earlier this year for a wasn't he, earlier this year for etweet— wasn't he, earlier this year for a tweet comparing the government's language asylum government's language on asylum eeeet— government's language on asylum eeeet te— government's language on asylum seekers to 1930,— government's language on asylum seekers to 1930, german germany. but seekers to 1930, german germany. ent aene— seekers to 1930, german germany. ent wene .— seekers to 1930, german germany. ent wene . new— seekers to 1930, german germany. but nana , how can— seekers to 1930, german germany. but nana , how can the bbc now but nana, how can the bbc now etetn— but nana, how can the bbc now etetn eny— but nana, how can the bbc now claim any sense— but nana, how can the bbc now claim any sense of— but nana, how can the bbc now claim any sense of impartiality wnen— claim any sense of impartiality wnen tte— claim any sense of impartiality when its highest— claim any sense of impartiality when its highest paid star is tetne— when its highest paid star is being heralded— when its highest paid star is being heralded for expressing his being heralded for expressing nte personab_ being heralded for expressing his personal, personal political entnten— his personal, personal political entnten e— his personal, personal political eetnten a ten— his personal, personal political opinion ? ian well, it's absurd, opinion? ian well, it's absurd, ten-t— opinion? ian well, it's absurd, ten-t tte— opinion? ian well, it's absurd, ten-t tte — opinion? ian well, it's absurd, ten-t tte t— opinion? ian well, it's absurd, isn't it? i mean,— opinion? ian well, it's absurd, isn't it? i mean, i,- opinion? ian well, it's absurd, isn't it? i mean, i, i- opinion? ian well, it's absurd, isn't it? ’“ ’“ isn't it? i mean, i, i think in my mind i did a lot less and i was punished by the bbc for saying things they didn't like. i just find it completely offensive that gary lineker should be now. okay, let him have the award . but then i think have the award. but then i think he needs to make up his mind. is he needs to make up his mind. is he going to carry on taking the £1.35 million from us? because of course , we are the people who of course, we are the people who pay of course, we are the people who pay tv licence whilst then pay the tv licence whilst then going out and preaching like a politician. if he wants to be a politician, that's fair. i don't care what his views are and what

his opinion is, but the only reason i care is the fact that he works for the state owned broadcaster, which is the bbc that i for, and he is that i pay for, and he is supposed be impartial he supposed to be impartial and he did some of deal so that he did some sort of deal so that he could talk about it. hello. can we all do deals? can all the other bbc presenters do that then i think there's a lot of bbc presenters that we're looking at that quite disgusted. he is taking the money and he is just taking the money and he's taking the proverb deal as well. to add even further well. and to add even further inqu well. and to add even further insult to injury, which is why it's so hilarious, is it's it's so hilarious, is that it's he's picking the award in he's picking up the award in italy, where giorgio italy, which is where giorgio meloni she actually meloni is. and she actually described invade vision of described the invade vision of migrants and has come up with stricter policies on asylum seekers and also people smugglers. so everything that he does ends up being so hypocritical. it'sjust hypocritical. it's just unbelievable . indeed. the unbelievable. indeed. the biggest hypocrite in britain , i biggest hypocrite in britain, i think we can call gary lineker, but let's just hope the bbc finally takes some action. nana akua, great to have you. - �*7 o“ nana akua, great to have you. and of

course, nana back— akua, great to have you. and of course, nana back 3 pm. setwtey— course, nana back 3 pm. saturday and— course, nana back 3 pm. saturday and sunday here on gb wewe. — saturday and sunday here on gb wewe. ent— saturday and sunday here on gb news. but coming— saturday and sunday here on gb news. but coming up as sweenwenen— news. but coming up as superwoman sevilla battles enetnen— superwoman sevilla battles another westminster witch hunt and another westminster witch hunt ent tee— another westminster witch hunt and lee anderson— another westminster witch hunt and lee anderson launches as the tenee— and lee anderson launches as the tenee te— and lee anderson launches as the new tories to deliver— and lee anderson launches as the new tories to deliver for the net— new tories to deliver for the net wett— new tories to deliver for the net wett ee— new tories to deliver for the red wall are senior conservatives wrong to warn tnet— conservatives wrong to warn tnett teeny— conservatives wrong to warn their party will— conservatives wrong to warn their party will be finished enewtt— their party will be finished enewtt tt— their party will be finished should it undergo a trumpian etyte— should it undergo a trumpian style takeover— should it undergo a trumpian style takeover from the right? tnet-e— style takeover from the right? we e— style takeover from the right? we e tte— style takeover from the right? that's a big debate in the wetteewzz— that's a big debate in the mediabuzz soon. but next as pop teen— mediabuzz soon. but next as pop tettte— mediabuzz soon. but next as pop icon robbie williams bravely ntte— icon robbie williams bravely ntte-et— icon robbie williams bravely ntte-et tne— icon robbie williams bravely hits at the post—truth hits back at the post—truth went— hits back at the post—truth went we— hits back at the post—truth world we inhabit, is it world we now inhabit, is it tneenent— world we now inhabit, is it important more— world we now inhabit, is it important more stars speak up etewt— important more stars speak up etewt tne— important more stars speak up about the perilous state of our tweet—cowo— about the perilous state of our post—covid society . motty neil post—covid society. motty neil etwee— post—covid society. motty neil etwet wttn— post—covid society. motty neil oliver with his— post—covid society. motty neil oliver with his unmissable wenttet— oliver with his unmissable wetttet tn— oliver with his unmissable verdict in just— oliver with his unmissable verdict in just a- oliver with his unmissable verdict in just a moment.

a first look at tomorrow's neweeeeen — a first look at tomorrow's newspaper. front pages coming up. ent— newspaper. front pages coming we. net wett— newspaper. front pages coming up. but neil oliver is tonight's entette— up. but neil oliver is tonight's entette e— up. but neil oliver is tonight's outside a first. _ up. but neil oliver is tonight's outside a first. and as we saw tunne— outside a first. and as we saw twnne tne— outside a first. and as we saw during the pandemic, it takes a eeeetet— during the pandemic, it takes a eeeetet wnt— during the pandemic, it takes a special kind of— during the pandemic, it takes a special kind of person to put tnet—

special kind of person to put tnett neet— special kind of person to put their head above— special kind of person to put their head above the parapet and eneet— their head above the parapet and eneet ent— their head above the parapet and speak out against— their head above the parapet and speak out against lies and tynenny— speak out against lies and tytenny. wet— speak out against lies and tyranny. not least for celebrities- tyranny. not least for celebrities with mainstream careers to protect. get that careers to protect. i get that . tnewen— careers to protect. i get that now , though, robbie williams has now, though, robbie williams has teten— now, though, robbie williams has teten-et— now, though, robbie williams has teten-et wnet— now, though, robbie williams has taken .at what he _ now, though, robbie williams has taken at what he calls our taken aim at what he calls our eeet—ttwtn— taken aim at what he calls our post—truth world— taken aim at what he calls our post—truth world in a revealing eeteeet— post—truth world in a revealing new podcast where he explains the new podcast where he explains tne nee— new podcast where he explains tne et— new podcast where he explains the rise of so—called cancel rac tneenee. — the rise of so—called cancel rac theories. we're— the rise of so—called cancel rac theories. we're in— the rise of so—called cancel rac theories. we're in a— the rise of so—called cancel rac theories. we're in a post—truth went— theories. we're in a post—truth went wnete— theories. we're in a post—truth world where you— theories. we're in a post—truth world where you can't believe tne— world where you can't believe tne nette. — world where you can't believe the media. you— world where you can't believe the media. /to. ti.o“ . og the media. you can't believe big pharma, you can't believe politicians, you can't believe what you're eating. you can't believe yourself . if at any time believe yourself. if at any time in human since we've existed there is a time where this whole empire here could fall. it's now that kind of bombshell admission really makes you wonder, doesn't it, how different the pandemic response could have been if major stars spoke out against the insanity at the time? ironically , one of the ironically ,«one of the biggest ironically, one of the biggest ewweyene— ironically, one of the biggest ewweyete et— ironically, one of the biggest purveyors of covid disinformation is the british

teentne— disinformation is the british bashing corporation, who, with no bashing corporation, who, with ne enene— bashing corporation, who, with no shame today— bashing corporation, who, with no shame today launched their wett— no shame today launched their wett ten— no shame today launched their wett tet tt— no shame today launched their wait for it fact— no shame today launched their wait for it fact checking verify eewtee. — wait for it fact checking verify eewtee. a— wait for it fact checking verify service. a new— wait for it fact checking verify service. a new project jam eeenee— service. a new project jam eeenee wttn— service. a new project jam packed with 60- service. a new project jam packed with 60 licence fee twntet— packed with 60 licence fee funded journalists, including the notorious— funded journalists, including the notorious marianna spring, wne— the notorious marianna spring, wne wttt— the notorious marianna spring, who will scrutinise alternative nette— who will scrutinise alternative nette tet— who will scrutinise alternative media for so—called fake news. wett— media for so—called fake news. wett. tet-e— media for so—called fake news. well, let's hope— media for so—called fake news. well, let's hope they start with tneneetwee— well, let's hope they start with tneneetwee .— well, let's hope they start with themselves. neil— well, let's hope they start with themselves . neil oliver look , themselves. neil oliver look, eetee— themselves. neil oliver look, tetete we — themselves. neil oliver look, tetete we get— themselves. neil oliver look, before we get to _ themselves. neil oliver look, before we get to the bbc, rob wttttene— before we get to the bbc, rob wttttene te— before we get to the bbc, rob williams, is he— before we get to the bbc, rob williams, is he right to speak out williams, is he right to speak ent eeetnet— williams, is he right to speak out against the— williams, is he right to speak out against the really the eentewe— out against the really the perilous state— out against the really the perilous state i think of our went— perilous state i think of our went ent— perilous state i think of our world and post— perilous state i think of our world and post covid and yes , world and post covid and yes, eeeenttetty— world and post covid and yes, essentially he— world and post covid and yes, essentially he is— world and post covid and yes, essentially he is right . world and post covid and yes, essentially he is right. . essentially he is right. it's ttet— essentially he is right. it's ttgt tne— essentially he is right. it's ttgt ttnne yew— essentially he is right. it's high time you know we're we're three years in now and it's high time that people like robbie williams because they can instantly get to and attract the attention of a huge audience . attention of a huge audience. it's high time people at his level of fame were saying things like this and how different it

could have been right back at the beginning. i mean , when the beginning. i mean, when i started speaking out about this , i was a media minnow. i'm sure many people would say that i still am a media minnow, but but kept at it. and i've i've kept at it. and, you know, and you've been banging away about certain things as well for the longest time. and it's been brutal in terms of the attention that it attracts . aukus and the attracts. aukus and the criticisms that you get for doing it. but i've kept doing it. you've kept doing it because it's the right thing to do. but from the beginning, i was i was before your i spoke, really. i was looking for the big figures is that i expected and would not name any names, but people that i thought would stand up and say something. you know, there's a silverbacks from the media jungle. the people with decades of experience and reputation and clout and thought surely some of them will come forward and ask questions and challenge this .

questions and challenge this. and what did we get from them? absolutely nothing. it has always been just a relative handful who spoke out small fry, all almost without exception, who spoke out. but yes, i mean, if others take robbie williams example. but would say as well it's way past the point to talk about what has been done to us in the past. people need to start of all calibres . they need start of all calibres. they need to start speaking out about what is happening now. you know, we're still you know, we're still looking at the not being told the truth about the war in ukraine. we're still being pushed to ideas about about climate crisis, which i question 100, 15 minute cities. the assault around the world on farmers and the and the and the grasping after farmland upon which, you know, our entire future depends. people of calibre and responsible motty and with clout and with the ability to attract an audience,

have to speak out about what is happening now. because you know this is an ongoing situation. but in essence , robbie williams but in essence, robbie williams is right. we live in a post truth world. we can't trust the vast majority of the media. you highlighted the bbc there with their project verify or whatever their project verify or whatever the heck it is . you know, we the heck it is. you know, we have questions that we should be asking food that's asking about the food that's being front us, about being put in front of us, about the behaviour of our governments, but yet people from smallest to greatest, you know, with with no audience at all and with with no audience at all and with of millions , with audiences of millions, music stars, film stars . and music stars, film stars. and it's way past time for some of them to put their collective weight against around supporting the people . well, exactly. the people. well, exactly. eeeewee— the people. well, exactly. because they— the people. well, exactly. because they are- well, exactly. because they are the people , because they are the people, etwtewety— because they are the people, obviously, who _ because they are the people, obviously, who don't necessarily newe— obviously, who don't necessarily neye te— obviously, who don't necessarily neye te weny— obviously, who don't necessarily have to worry financially as wett— have to worry financially as wet. wnen— have to worry financially as well, which should in theory, ewe— well, which should in theory, ewe tnen— well, which should in theory, give them more— well, which should in theory, give them more freedom . a couple give them more freedom. a couple of give them more freedom. a couple et tntnee— give them more freedom. a couple et tntnee te— give them more freedom. a couple et tntnee te etet— give them more freedom. a couple of things to pick up— give them more freedom. a couple of things to pick up on, though. vene— of things to pick up on, though. you're certainly— of things to pick up on, though. you're certainly not a minnow. wett— you're certainly not a minnow. wett etwee— you're certainly not a minnow. neil oliver come— you're certainly not a minnow. neil oliver come on the coast guy— neil oliver come on the coast guy is_ neil oliver come on the coast guy telntnnew— neil oliver come on the coast guy is minnow and when it guy is no minnow and when it te— guy is no minnow and when it comes to robbie— guy is no minnow and when it comes to robbie williams , i comes to robbie williams, i eetwetty—

comes to robbie williams, i actually think— comes to robbie williams, i actually think he's been awake for actually think he's been awake tet e— actually think he's been awake tet e very— actually think he's been awake tet e weny tene— actually think he's been awake for a very long time. um, his tentnete— for a very long time. um, his bandmate howard donald was eteetwtety— bandmate howard donald was absolutely superb during the cowe— absolutely superb during the cone te— absolutely superb during the covid 19 pandemic, spoke up eeetnet— covid 19 pandemic, spoke up eeetnet tne— covid 19 pandemic, spoke up against the madness on a regular teete— against the madness on a regular teete. t— against the madness on a regular teete. t tntnt— against the madness on a regular basis. i think with— against the madness on a regular basis. i think with robbie and we— basis. i think with robbie and we te— basis. i think with robbie and this is probably— basis. i think with robbie and this is probably something that neeeene— this is probably something that neeeene wttn— this is probably something that neeeene wttn e— this is probably something that happens with a lot of celebrities,- happens with a lot of celebrities, neil, he thinks , celebrities, neil, he thinks, wett— celebrities, neil, he thinks, wat, tn— celebrities, neil, he thinks, well, i'm qualified to speak well, i'm not qualified to speak out well, i'm not qualified to speak ent-tne— well, i'm not qualified to speak ent-tne ent— well, i'm not qualified to speak out this and people might out about this and people might etteet— out about this and people might etteet ne— out about this and people might etteet ne tt— out about this and people might etteet ne tt t— out about this and people might attack me if i do— out about this and people might attack me if i do because i know for attack me if i do because i know tet-.— attack me if i do because i know tet-. neny— attack me if i do because i know tet-. neny yeete- attack me if i do because i know for , many years robbie has for many, many years robbie has tet-eetee— for many, many years robbie has teteetet e— for many, many years robbie has tet-eetee e tet— for many, many years robbie has rejected a lot of— for many, many years robbie has rejected a lot of mainstream nette— rejected a lot of mainstream nette ent— rejected a lot of mainstream media and has— rejected a lot of mainstream media and has decided to seek his media and has decided to seek nte ewn— media and has decided to seek nte ee— media and has decided to seek his own news through online se ne— his own news through online sources. so he has always done tnet— sources. so he has always done we .— sources. so he has always done we . ent— sources. so he has always done we . ent t— sources. so he has always done that. but i think— sources. so he has always done that. but i think it's great tnet— that. but i think it's great we were— that. but i think it's great that we're finally starting to neet— that we're finally starting to teen teen — that we're finally starting to hear from him. _ that we're finally starting to hear from him. t/tos ”to hear from him. yes, you're right. i mean, i am aware that over the over the months and years he has he has swum against the mainstream current. i have seen him do that . but and it's seen him do that. but and it's not it's not a criticism of him. he's just he's there's only one robbie williams . it's look at robbie williams. it's look at hollywood. you know, all the all the big screen stars who they could turn the situation around

on a sixpence if collectively enough of them spoke out. and they are not experts. they're not scientists or anything else . likewise you know, the great figures from the music industry , arnie who instead of putting out their nonsense about saying that the only people that could come to their concerts were the people who'd been jabbed and the people who'd been jabbed and the people prepared to mask people who'd been jabbed and the pe(ifle prepared to mask people who'd been jabbed and the pe(if some prepared to mask people who'd been jabbed and the pe(if some of prepared to mask people who'd been jabbed and the pe(if some of prtgianti to mask people who'd been jabbed and the pe(if some of prtgiant namessk up if some of those giant names like the rolling stones and the adeles and all of the rest of them, if they had said, no, i'm going stand with my fans and going to stand with my fans and if my would, it made a difference. make their own personal it have personal choices. it would have made have made made a it would have made a difference. it's too late. it's too late to be waiting for the too late to be waiting for the to current shift in the direction it's too when direction it's too late. when you wait until the wind is blowing your direction. in blowing in your direction. in the time when was really, blowing in your direction. in the tiruncomfortable really, blowing in your direction. in the tiruncomfortable when', really uncomfortable when you had to risk everything livelihoods, being livelihoods, reputation being made. was three made. a laughing stock was three years ago and the when the wind direction changing people direction is changing and people will to get on board, they will need to get on board, they need to need they they need to acknowledge that they didn't speak out soon enough and that it's high time that in you know

in their in their hundreds the big names need to come out and say enough is enough because whether they're experts or not, their weight matters. and politics and the like look to them. look, you know, andrew bridgen's testimony where he's saying that mps on both sides of the chamber are coming to him and whispering, we think you're the chamber are coming to him and wa spering, we think you're the chamber are coming to him and wa great g, we think you're the chamber are coming to him and wa great g, wbutink you're the chamber are coming to him and wa great g, wbut there's're doing a great job, but there's no we're going speak out no way we're going to speak out publicly that you have publicly the way that you have done that kind of spinelessness is that kind is the end. that kind of spinelessness is what's got us to where are now. indeed, to where we are now. indeed, neil, i to where we are now. indeed, nat, t tnet— to where we are now. indeed, neil, i just wanted— to where we are now. indeed, neil, i just wanted to- indeed, neil, i just wanted to have one ewen— neil, i just wanted to have one ewtet wett— neil, i just wanted to have one quick word from _ neil, i just wanted to have one quick word from you on this bbc wenty— quick word from you on this bbc wenty eeenee— quick word from you on this bbc wenty eewtee .— quick word from you on this bbc verify service . who— quick word from you on this bbc verify service . who are they verify service. who are they tttttne— verify service. who are they kidding, neil?— verify service. who are they kidding, neil? i— verify service. who are they kidding, neil? i mean, during the kidding, neil? i mean, during tne cowo— kidding, neil? i mean, during the covid pandemic, literally , the covid pandemic, literally, tney— the covid pandemic, literally, tney wee— the covid pandemic, literally, they were spouting disinformation virtually 24 newe— disinformation virtually 24 neweltey.— disinformation virtually 24 hourslday. the- disinformation virtually 24 hours day. the bbc where do hours a day. the bbc where do tney— hours a day. the bbc where do tney eet— hours a day. the bbc where do tney eet etne— hours a day. the bbc where do they get off? neil— hours a day. the bbc where do they get off? neil well , it's it they get off? neil well, it's it teee— they get off? neil well, it's it does increasingly— they get off? neil well, it's it does increasingly look like tney-te— does increasingly look like they're looking _ does increasingly look like they're looking at 1984 as an tnettwetten— they're looking at 1984 as an instruction manual about how to enetete. — instruction manual about how to enetete. t— instruction manual about how to eeetete. t neen— instruction manual about how to operate. i mean, this- instruction manual about how to operate. “ operate. i mean, this is just the self—proclaimed ministry of truth. i think that ship has truth. and i think that ship has sailed. think there are sailed. i don't think there are many people left country many people left in the country at who seriously look to

at all who who seriously look to the bbc unbiased information the bbc for unbiased information . i think there are plenty of us that woke up to the reality of the of the bbc as a state propaganda list long ago. and that how they are perceived that is how they are perceived by the silent majority by neil oliver. always so great to eneet. — oliver. always so great to eeeet. ant— oliver. always so great to speak. and of— cite always so great to speak. and of course neil will be teet— speak. and of course neil will be back 6:00— speak. and of course neil will be back 6:00 saturday night here on be back 6:00 saturday night here en en— be back 6:00 saturday night here en en newe— be back 6:00 saturday night here on gb news. but— be back 6:00 saturday night here on gb news. but coming up, as it's on gb news. but coming up, as tt-e teyeeteet— on gb news. but coming up, as it's revealed, harry— on gb news. but coming up, as it's revealed, harry prince neny— it's revealed, harry prince henry tnet— it's revealed, harry prince henry tnet te— it's revealed, harry prince harry that is sometimes stays etene— harry that is sometimes stays etene et— harry that is sometimes stays etene et e— harry that is sometimes stays alone at a hotel— harry that is sometimes stays alone at a hotel in montecito ewey— alone at a hotel in montecito ewey teen — alone at a hotel in montecito away from meghan and his kids wnte— away from meghan and his kids wntte tne— away from meghan and his kids while the couple's— away from meghan and his kids while the couple's pals describe tnet— while the couple's pals describe their relationship— while the couple's pals describe their relationship as frat twettet. — their relationship as frat fuelled. will— their relationship as frat fuelled. will the marriage last? my fuelled. will the marriage last? tty neyet— fuelled. will the marriage last? tty teyet eeeen— fuelled. will the marriage last? my royal scoop breakers carrie tennety— my royal scoop breakers carrie tennety ent— my royal scoop breakers carrie kennedy and charlotte griffiths on kennedy and charlotte griffiths en tnet— kennedy and charlotte griffiths on that shortly.— kennedy and charlotte griffiths on that shortly. but next, as tne— on that shortly. but next, as tne wete— on that shortly. but next, as the woke blob— on that shortly. but next, as the woke blob and msm witch nwntete— the woke blob and msm witch hunters turn— the woke blob and msm witch hunters turn their pitchforks on eneee— hunters turn their pitchforks on super swette— hunters turn their pitchforks on super suella braverman while lee anteteen— super suella braverman while lee anderson launches— super suella braverman while lee anderson launches the new tories to anderson launches the new tories te tettwet— anderson launches the new tories te tetwen ten— anderson launches the new tories to deliver for the _ anderson launches the new tories to deliver for the red wall, our wet— to deliver for the red wall, our senior wet conservatives wrong to senior wet conservatives wrong te wen— senior wet conservatives wrong te tnet— senior wet conservatives wrong to warn their party will be ttntenet— to warn their party will be finished should it undergo a tnwnnten— finished should it undergo a trumpian style— finished should it undergo a trumpian style makeover. from the trumpian style makeover. from tne nett— trumpian style makeover. from tne nent. ny— trumpian style makeover. from the right, my superstar panel tetwnet— the right, my superstar panel tetwnet te— the right, my superstar panel returned to debate that in just a

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it's 10 pm. i'm dan wootton. tenant— it's 10 pm. i'm dan wootton. tentent et— it's 10 pm. i'm dan wootton. tonight at the— it's 10 pm. i'm dan wootton. tonight at the westminster witch went— tonight at the westminster witch hunt continues— tonight at the westminster witch hunt continues .— tonight at the westminster witch hunt continues . suella braverman hunt continues. suella braverman is hunt continues. suella braverman te tne— hunt continues. suella braverman te tne next— hunt continues. suella braverman is the next target— hunt continues. suella braverman is the next target in— hunt continues. suella braverman is the next target in a plot to ettntnete— is the next target in a plot to eliminate the— is the next target in a plot to eliminate the last remaining eeneewettwee— eliminate the last remaining conservatives in— eliminate the last remaining conservatives in the conservative party. but as the venue— conservative party. but as the vulture circle— conservative party. but as the vulture circle over— conservative party. but as the vulture circle over a pathetic eeeettne— vulture circle over a pathetic eeeettne tne— vulture circle over a pathetic speeding fine red wall rottweiler, _ speeding fine red wall rottweiler, lee anderson tewnenee— rottweiler, lee anderson launches the _ rottweiler, lee anderson launches the new tory bs in a ttt— launches the new tory bs in a tte te— launches the new tory bs in a tte te eneteet— launches the new tory bs in a bid to protect the _ launches the new tory bs in a bid to protect the party's twtwe— bid to protect the party's future from _ bid to protect the party's future from scheming wets like we— future from scheming wets like we nen— future from scheming wets like this man nato— future from scheming wets like this man nato me hang on. okay. nwee— this man nato me hang on. okay. huge eeetewee— this man nato me hang on. okay. huge applause there— this man nato me hang on. huge applause there for danny tween — huge applause there for danny teeter. vent— huge applause there for danny kruger. /to. . ”tootil “7 huge applause there for danny kruger. /to. . ”tootil o“7 e huge applause there for danny kruger. /to. i7 . huge applause there for danny kruger. /to. . i o“7 e kruger. your reaction? it is so offensive and it's so wrong . so offensive and it's so wrong. so will the new tories deliver for the red wall or is the party at

risk of a trumpian style takeover? my superstar panel do tettte— takeover? my superstar panel do tettte en— takeover? my superstar panel do battle on that,— takeover? my superstar panel do battle on that, next.— ”7 my superstar panel do battle on that, next. tonight tn— battle on that, next. tonight t-n tenet— battle on that, next. tonight t-n tetnet ty— battle on that, next. tonight i'm joined by carole malone , i'm joined by carole malone, neny-enn— i'm joined by carole malone, benjamin butterworth and belinda de benjamin butterworth and belinda te tney.— benjamin butterworth and belinda te tney. ne— benjamin butterworth and belinda te tney. tee etne— benjamin butterworth and belinda de lucy. do ding dong smarmy eenettette— de lucy. do ding dong smarmy schofields gone— de lucy. do ding dong smarmy schofields gone 20 years at this netntne— schofields gone 20 years at this netntne .— schofields gone 20 years at this morning . tnee— schofields gone 20 years at this morning . ends with a paltry 32nd morning. ends with a paltry 32nd on morning. ends with a paltry 32nd en et— morning. ends with a paltry 32nd en ett tntwte— morning. ends with a paltry 32nd on air tribute today and one of the on air tribute today and one of tne neet— on air tribute today and one of the most devastating public tetwtee— the most devastating public netwtee et— the most devastating public rebukes of his— the most devastating public rebukes of his scandal ridden tenwe— rebukes of his scandal ridden tenw yet. — rebukes of his scandal ridden tenure yet. but— rebukes of his scandal ridden tenure yet. but with schofe eenetetntne— tenure yet. but with schofe complaining that he's been hung out complaining that he's been hung ent te— complaining that he's been hung ent te wy— complaining that he's been hung ent te try wee— complaining that he's been hung out to dry was he— complaining that he's been hung out to dry was he unfairly tteetet— out to dry was he unfairly tteetet ty— out to dry was he unfairly treated by itv— out to dry was he unfairly treated by itv or is his career ttntenet— treated by itv or is his career ttntenet e— treated by itv or is his career finished .7 plus,— treated by itv or is his career finished .7 plus, is— treated by itv or is his career finished ? plus, is this the most finished? plus, is this the most teenteette— finished? plus, is this the most despicable product of sadiq tnen-e— despicable product of sadiq khan's lawless— despicable product of sadiq khan's lawless london? sure is etttt— khan's lawless london? sure is still clutching— khan's lawless london? sure is still clutching him by because yee— still clutching him by because ye eenne— still clutching him by because you're gonna die. ”to still clutching him by because you're gonna die. ' ”to "to 7' you're gonna die. are you sure? ween. ttt— you're gonna die. are you sure? ween. t-tt ee— you're gonna die. are you sure? yeah. i'll sue you— you're gonna die. are you sure? yeah. i'll sue you from - you're gonna die. ' ”to ito7' t/too’“ i'll sue you from the day yeah. i'll sue you from the day yee— yeah. i'll sue you from the day ye tnet— yeah. i'll sue you from the day you're just looking— t/too’“ i'll sue you from the day you're just looking like you're wetttne— you're just looking like you're wetttne te— you're just looking like you're waiting to die. _ you're just looking like you're waiting to die. “to waiting to die. find out why that revolting little scrote is now britain's most hated teenagerin now britain's most hated teenager in our media buzz. soon. teenager in our media buzz. soon . also on the way tonight, soon. also on the way tonight, teee— soon. also on the way tonight, teee tnen— soon. also on the way tonight, teee tnen e— soon. also on the way tonight, less than a week— soon. also on the way tonight, less than a week after harry and

weenen-e— less than a week after harry and weenen-e neety— less than a week after harry and meghan's porky pie car chase is tnet— meghan's porky pie car chase is tnett ewn— meghan's porky pie car chase is their own marriage also veering off their own marriage also veering ett eewee— their own marriage also veering ett wttn— their own marriage also veering off course with revelations that the miserable— off course with revelations that the miserable prince stays in teeet— the miserable prince stays in local hotels— the miserable prince stays in local hotels away from his tentty— local hotels away from his tentty ent— local hotels away from his family and pals , admitting they family and pals, admitting they are family and pals, admitting they teettne— family and pals, admitting they are feeling, quote, frazzle old is are feeling, quote, frazzle old te meddling-— are feeling, quote, frazzle old is meddling. meghan eyeing up a twtwe— is meddling. meghan eyeing up a twtwe ewey— is meddling. meghan eyeing up a future away from _ is meddling. meghan eyeing up a future away from the ginger wtnteet— future away from the ginger wtnteen ten— future away from the ginger windsor top royal scoop. get is tyne— windsor top royal scoop. get is tyne tennety— windsor top royal scoop. get is kyra kennedy and— windsor top royal scoop. get is kyra kennedy and charlotte enttttne— kyra kennedy and charlotte griffiths reveal— kyra kennedy and charlotte griffiths reveal all imminently etee— griffiths reveal all imminently etee en— griffiths reveal all imminently etee en tne— griffiths reveal all imminently also on the sussex psychodrama top also on the sussex psychodrama tee teteween— also on the sussex psychodrama top telegraph columnist celia wetten— top telegraph columnist celia walden delivers— top telegraph columnist celia walden delivers exclusive tnetent— walden delivers exclusive tnetent tnte— walden delivers exclusive insight into exactly what neeeenet— insight into exactly what neeeenet tn— insight into exactly what happened in manhattan last week, tnetwttne— happened in manhattan last week, tnetwttne. yew— happened in manhattan last week, including, you can't— happened in manhattan last week, including, you can't believe tnte— including, you can't believe tnte new— including, you can't believe this, how they— including, you can't believe this, how they only took that nttewtewe— this, how they only took that ridiculous car— this, how they only took that ridiculous car journey because a top ridiculous car journey because a ten netet— ridiculous car journey because a top hotel refused— ridiculous car journey because a top hotel refused them a free etey— top hotel refused them a free etey tn— top hotel refused them a free etey tn tnet— top hotel refused them a free stay in their top— top hotel refused them a free stay in their top suite. so is tneee— stay in their top suite. so is tneee eny— stay in their top suite. so is tneee eny wey— stay in their top suite. so is there any way back for the pair wne— there any way back for the pair wne cette— there any way back for the pair who celia now— there any way back for the pair who celia now calls a glow? been tewentne— who celia now calls a glow? been laughing weet.— who celia now calls a glow? been laughing stock. she's uncancelled before the night is out uncancelled before the night is ent ent— uncancelled before the night is ent ent tte— uncancelled before the night is out and it's been— uncancelled before the night is out and it's been 16 paine field yeete— out and it's been 16 paine field yeete tet— out and it's been 16 paine field years for madeleine mccann's tentty— years for madeleine mccann's tentty tet— years for madeleine mccann's tentty tet en— years for madeleine mccann's family but an explosive new development— family but an explosive new development we'll see an old tenweweee— development we'll see an old portuguese reservoir searched by the portuguese reservoir searched by tne eetee— portuguese reservoir searched by the police tomorrow. i'll bring you— the police tomorrow. i'll bring yew nee— the police tomorrow. i'll bring you more on that— the police tomorrow. i'll bring you more on that new slither of tene—

you more on that new slither of nene teten— you more on that new slither of neee tetet tn— you more on that new slither of hope later in the— you more on that new slither of hope later in the hour . we'll hope later in the hour. we'll newe— hope later in the hour. we'll have tomorrow's— hope later in the hour. we'll have tomorrow's newspaper front eetee.— have tomorrow's newspaper front eetee. tn— have tomorrow's newspaper front eetee. t-n ewe— have tomorrow's newspaper front pages. i'm sure they're covering tnet— pages. i'm sure they're covering tnet eteny— pages. i'm sure they're covering tnet eteny tn— pages. i'm sure they're covering that story in mere— pages. i'm sure they're covering that story in mere minutes time. ant— that story in mere minutes time. ant e— that story in mere minutes time. ant e twent— that story in mere minutes time. and a brand new— that story in mere minutes time. and a brand new greatest britain and and a brand new greatest britain ent unen— and a brand new greatest britain and union jackass— and a brand new greatest britain and union jackass name, too. but eetee— and union jackass name, too. but tetete ett— and union jackass name, too. but tetete ett et— and union jackass name, too. but before all of that,— and union jackass name, too. but before all of that, the news neetttnee— before all of that, the news headlines at— before all of that, the news headlines at ten- before all of that, the news headlines at ten with polly middlehurst— headlines at ten with polly middlehurst .— headlines at ten with polly middlehurst . _ headlines at ten with polly middlehurst . to“ headlines at ten with polly middlehurst . jo“ headlines at ten with polly middlehurst. jo“ headlines at ten with polly- middlehurst . dan, thank you. and middlehurst. dan, thank you. and the top story this evening on gb news junior doctors have announced this evening that they'll go on strike on the 14th of june. for three days, the british medical association calling the government's offer of a 5% pay increase forjunior of a 5% pay increase for junior doctors in england an insult that has left them with no opfion that has left them with no option but to return to the picket lines. it's the third round of industrial action by union members this year. the government says it's surprised andifs government says it's surprised and it's deeply disappointing . and it's deeply disappointing. the bma is asking for a 35% pay rise, which ministers have previously called unaffordable , previously called unaffordable, affordable and the other major story today, a new search for

madeleine mccann will begin tomorrow in portugal. madeleine mccann will begin tomorrow in portugal . local tomorrow in portugal. local police will be searching a remote reservoir on the algarve , which the main suspect in the case used to frequent . the area case used to frequent. the area is about 30 miles from the resort in praia da luz, where she went missing 16 years ago. the search is expected to last two days. the home secretary says she's confident there was nothing untoward in the way she handled a speeding offence . handled a speeding offence. suella braverman is coming under scrutiny for asking civil servants for a private speed awareness course to be arranged after she was caught speeding last year. the prime minister has asked his ethics adviser about the case earlier . the home about the case earlier. the home secretary didn't deny asking civil servants for help . last civil servants for help. last summer i was ti. , l last summer i was speeding. i regret tnet— summer i was speeding. i regret tnet t— summer i was speeding. i regret tnet t nett— summer i was speeding. i regret tnet t eete tne— summer i was speeding. i regret that i paid the fine and i took tne— that i paid the fine and i took tne netnte— 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 now on delivering— the points. but we're focussed now on delivering for the entten— now on delivering for the british people _ now on delivering for the british people and working for tnen. — british people and working for tnen. ott— british people and working for tnen. we yew— british people and working for them. did you ask- british people and working for them. j t: ti. , l british people and working for them. j t: ti. . 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

tettwenne— the process? i'm focussed on delivering for— the process? i'm focussed on delivering for the _ i7 i'm focussed on delivering for the british eeeete— delivering for the british eeeete .— delivering for the british eeeete . oe— delivering for the british people . do my job as home people. do my job as home sweeten.— people. do my job as home secretary. what— people. do my job as home secretary. what i will say is tnet— secretary. what i will say is we tn— secretary. what i will say is we tn ny— secretary. what i will say is that in my view,— secretary. what i will say is that in my view, i'm confident tnet— that in my view, i'm confident tnet netntne— that in my view, i'm confident that nothing untoward has neeeenet.— that nothing untoward has happened. now some schoolchildren were lucky enough tetey— schoolchildren were lucky enough tetey te — schoolchildren were lucky enough tetey te te — schoolchildren were lucky enough today to be joined— schoolchildren were lucky enough today to be joined by the tnneeee— today to be joined by the princess of _ today to be joined by the princess of wales at the chelsea ttewen— princess of wales at the chelsea ttewet enew— princess of wales at the chelsea flower show in— princess of wales at the chelsea flower show in london. ti?“ t: ”o“ flower show in london. children teen— flower show in london. children ttenn ten— flower show in london. children from ten schools joining kate for a picnic where she was asked by one child what the role of the royal family was. she told them they help people. they support people. and she added, you have to work hard as well at being a royal and his majesty the king also made an appearance at the annual event in london. lastly, a bus driver in south devon has cashed in a £1 million prize ticket from a lottery scratch card. steve goodwin picking up the winning bag, the cash ticket from a shop in south devon whilst he was waiting for his kebab to be cooked . the his kebab to be cooked. the lucky winner says he's going to use buy a house and use the money to buy a house and maybe a few holidays. but he

plans to keep on driving buses . plans to keep on driving buses. you're up to date on tv online dab+ radio and the tune in app. this is gb news, britain's news . channel tomorrow's news tonight. now in our media buzz and— tomorrow's news tonight. now in our media buzz and the- o“ g“ now in our media buzz and the first twent— our media buzz and the first went eetee— our media buzz and the first front pages have just been tetwenet— front pages have just been delivered straight to the metro. tnet— delivered straight to the metro. tnet teete— delivered straight to the metro. that leads on— delivered straight to the metro. that leads on that new hunt for wetne— that leads on that new hunt for maddie mccann.— that leads on that new hunt for maddie mccann. after police link a maddie mccann. after police link e neeewetn— maddie mccann. after police link a reservoir near— maddie mccann. after police link a reservoir near to— maddie mccann. after police link a reservoir near to where the yewne— a reservoir near to where the young etn— a reservoir near to where the young etn wee— a reservoir near to where the young girl was last seen. 16 yeene— young girl was last seen. 16 yeete eee.— young girl was last seen. 16 yeete eee. twe— young girl was last seen. 16 years ago. two suspect, cnnetten— years ago. two suspect, christian bruckner, the independent, leads on how ntntetete— independent, leads on how ministers are,— independent, leads on how ministers are, quote, turning on swette— ministers are, quote, turning on suella braverman— ministers are, quote, turning on suella braverman by calling on her suella braverman by calling on net te— suella braverman by calling on net te neeten— suella braverman by calling on her to resign if— suella braverman by calling on her to resign if she's found to newe— her to resign if she's found to neye tteten— her to resign if she's found to have broken the— her to resign if she's found to have broken the ministerial code net— have broken the ministerial code over her speeding— have broken the ministerial code over her speeding row. meanwhile the over her speeding row. meanwhile tne penet— over her speeding row. meanwhile the paper carries— over her speeding row. meanwhile the paper carries a— over her speeding row. meanwhile the paper carries a picture of tne— the paper carries a picture of tne ew— the paper carries a picture of the new search— the paper carries a picture of the new search site in portugal, wnene— the new search site in portugal, wnete eete— the new search site in portugal, wnete eene ee— the new search site in portugal, where cops are looking for ttetetetne— where cops are looking for madeleine body . where cops are looking for- madeleine-body . and madeleine mccann's body. and tweettne— madeleine mccann's body. and breaking tonight,— madeleine mccann's body. and breaking tonight, some news that the breaking tonight, some news that tne-tetewenn— breaking tonight, some news that the _telegraph has- breaking tonight, some news that

the telegraph has just the daily telegraph has just tneten— the daily telegraph has just tteten. we— the daily telegraph has just broken. we don't have their twent— broken. we don't have their went page— broken. we don't have their went eeee tn— broken. we don't have their front page in yet, i'm sure front page in yet, but i'm sure tte— front page in yet, but i'm sure we going— front page in yet, but i'm sure we going te— front page in yet, but i'm sure we going te te— front page in yet, but i'm sure it's going to be on— front page in yet, but i'm sure it's going to be on soon. it's going to be on it soon. a eentnte— it's going to be on it soon. a dominic raab,— it's going to be on it soon. a dominic raab, the former deputy enme— dominic raab, the former deputy prime minister,— dominic raab, the former deputy prime minister, forced out by tne— prime minister, forced out by tne-eeenee— prime minister, forced out by the-service woke- prime minister, forced out by the service woke blob , the civil service woke blob, wttt— the civil service woke blob, wttt te— the civil service woke blob, will be standing down as an mp at will be standing down as an mp et tne— will be standing down as an mp et tne next— will be standing down as an mp at the next general election. he eeye— at the next general election. he eeye en— at the next general election. he says an exchange— at the next general election. he says an exchange of letters with his says an exchange of letters with nte teeet— says an exchange of letters with his local conservative association - his local conservative association chief that the pressure on his family has just teen— pressure on his family has just teen tee— pressure on his family has just been too great. _ pressure on his family has just been too great. do you know what wnet— been too great. do you know what wnet neeeenet— been too great. do you know what what happened to— been too great. do you know what what happened to dominic raab was what happened to dominic raab e tteweee— what happened to dominic raab was a disgrace. he— what happened to dominic raab was a disgrace. he was a great event— was a disgrace. he was a great eewent tet— was a disgrace. he was a great eewent tet e— was a disgrace. he was a great servant for a long— was a disgrace. he was a great servant for a long time to nwtttnte— servant for a long time to multiple prime- servant for a long time to multiple prime ministers very teyet— multiple prime ministers very teyet. ant— multiple prime ministers very teyet. ant t— multiple prime ministers very loyal. and i think it's really eet— loyal. and i think it's really eet tnet— loyal. and i think it's really eet tnet ne— loyal. and i think it's really sad that he never got that teyetty— sad that he never got that teyetty teet. — sad that he never got that loyalty back. of course, has to be loyalty back. of course, has to te netntet— loyalty back. of course, has to be pointed out— loyalty back. of course, has to be pointed out his— loyalty back. of course, has to be pointed out his seat, an tnetetttty— be pointed out his seat, an incredibly tight— be pointed out his seat, an incredibly tight race with the lib incredibly tight race with the en dene. — incredibly tight race with the en dene. se — incredibly tight race with the lib dems. so it— incredibly tight race with the lib dems. so it was certainly net— lib dems. so it was certainly net e— lib dems. so it was certainly net e eete— lib dems. so it was certainly not a safe seat.— lib dems. so it was certainly not a safe seat. my superstar penet— not a safe seat. my superstar eenet teet— not a safe seat. my superstar panel back with— not a safe seat. my superstar panel back with me now, top betty— panel back with me now, top netty teeteee— panel back with me now, top daily express columnist carol tteteney— daily express columnist carol tteteney. tne— daily express columnist carol maloney, the journalist and broadcaster— maloney, the journalist and broadcaster benjamin butterworth, and the political commentator— butterworth, and the political commentator belinda de lucy. now i've commentator belinda de lucy. now be wenet— commentator belinda de lucy. now i've warned since— commentator belinda de lucy. now i've warned since dominic raab anten— i've warned since dominic raab was amber pushed that suella was the was amber pushed that suella was tne next— was amber pushed that suella was tne next te — was amber pushed that suella was tne next te te— was amber pushed that suella was the next to be taken— was amber pushed that suella was the next to be taken out by the

wee— the next to be taken out by the wete ttet- — the next to be taken out by the woke blob. the— the next to be taken out by the woke blob. the craven msm and etwt— woke blob. the craven msm and etth eeenee— woke blob. the craven msm and civil service smell— woke blob. the craven msm and civil service smell blood over a petty— civil service smell blood over a petty eeeettne— civil service smell blood over a paltry speeding ticket that she nett— paltry speeding ticket that she nete ent— paltry speeding ticket that she eete ent teet— paltry speeding ticket that she paid and took points for her crime, asking— paid and took points for her crime, asking about the chance of crime, asking about the chance et tettne— crime, asking about the chance et tettne e— crime, asking about the chance of taking a private speed awareness course, an option that is awareness course, an option that te newttnety— awareness course, an option that is routinely taken— awareness course, an option that is routinely taken by motorists up is routinely taken by motorists we ent— is routinely taken by motorists we ent newn— is routinely taken by motorists up and down the— is routinely taken by motorists up and down the country. bravermans_ up and down the country. bravermans come out fighting, but bravermans come out fighting, tet-etee— bravermans come out fighting, tet-etee eet— bravermans come out fighting, but also got another but she's also got another tettte— but she's also got another tettte en— but she's also got another battle on her— but she's also got another battle on her hands this week were— battle on her hands this week wnete net— battle on her hands this week where net migration figures are expected— where net migration figures are expected-te— where net migration figures are exeeetet-te en- where net migration figures are expected-to an all- where net migration figures are expected to an all time expected to rise to an all time recent— expected to rise to an all time eeett et— expected to rise to an all time record of over— expected to rise to an all time record of over 700,000 amid a tween— record of over 700,000 amid a tween neny— record of over 700,000 amid a fresh tory civil— record of over 700,000 amid a fresh tory civil war— record of over 700,000 amid a fresh tory civil war deputy enew— fresh tory civil war deputy cnett tee— fresh tory civil war deputy chair lee anderson is launching the chair lee anderson is launching tne ew— chair lee anderson is launching the new conservatives group of atte— the new conservatives group of wne tnetwttne— the new conservatives group of mps, including danny kruger and annem— mps, including danny kruger and tttnen eetee— mps, including danny kruger and miriam cates, who— mps, including danny kruger and miriam cates, who are pushing retent— miriam cates, who are pushing ttent senet— miriam cates, who are pushing rishi sunak to— miriam cates, who are pushing rishi sunak to align with the tnteteete— rishi sunak to align with the interests of— rishi sunak to align with the interests of red— rishi sunak to align with the interests of red wall voters. of neny— interests of red wall voters. of course, tory wets— interests of red wall voters. of course, tory wets have, past and tween— course, tory wets have, past and weeent ee— course, tory wets have, past and present are resisting any move teet— present are resisting any move teet tewente— present are resisting any move back towards traditional conservative _ back towards traditional conservative values . here's what conservative values. here's what jungle— conservative values. here's what jungle tete— conservative values. here's what jungle tete nett— conservative values. here's what jungle joke matt hancock had to say jungle joke matt hancock had to eey teet— jungle joke matt hancock had to eey teet weet— jungle joke matt hancock had to say last week about a potential te— say last week about a potential te tne— say last week about a potential move to the right.— say last week about a potential move to the right. the only eeeettte— move to the right. the only possible basis— move to the right. the only possible basis for a safe and eweeeeetwt— possible basis for a safe and successful society . t it possible basis for a safe and successful society . j 37�* g successful society. dup. hang on. okay huge applause there for

danny kruger. your reaction ? danny kruger. your reaction? well, it is so offensive and it's so wrong. i mean, tell that to the king you know, he doesn't have a normative family . he to the king you know, he doesn't have a normative family. he and he is absolutely a strong basis for society . speaking of for society. speaking of offensive _ for society. speaking of offensive and - i one speaking of offensive and wrong , you're just offensive and wrong, you're just teettne— offensive and wrong, you're just teettne et— offensive and wrong, you're just teettne et tt— offensive and wrong, you're just looking at it. but— offensive and wrong, you're just looking at it. but belinda de tney.— looking at it. but belinda de tney. teen— looking at it. but belinda de lucy, look, there— looking at it. but belinda de lucy, look, there is a civil war going— lucy, look, there is a civil war going en— lucy, look, there is a civil war going en tn— lucy, look, there is a civil war going en tn tne— lucy, look, there is a civil war going on in the tory party. i tntnt— going on in the tory party. i think that's— going on in the tory party. i think that's incredibly sad news tnet— think that's incredibly sad news we were— think that's incredibly sad news that we're losing— think that's incredibly sad news that we're losing someone like oentnte— that we're losing someone like dominic raab— that we're losing someone like dominic raab because it shows eetwetty— dominic raab because it shows eetwetty tnet— dominic raab because it shows actually that these civil eewtee — actually that these civil service witch - actually that these civil service witch hunts can actually not service witch hunts can actually net tnet— service witch hunts can actually net twet tene— service witch hunts can actually not just force people out of the eettnet— not just force people out of the eettnet. tney— not just force people out of the cabinet, they can— not just force people out of the cabinet, they can force people ent— cabinet, they can force people ent et— cabinet, they can force people out of politics. _ cabinet, they can force people out of politics. t/tos . out of politics. yes, it's a devastating state of affairs. if we lose potential, great mps because they don't want to have to fight the civil service and fight the media forjust being fight the media for just being right of centre. it'll put people off going into politics in the first place and then we'll just have one big unity blob of centrists and matt hancock , the disgraced ex health hancock, the disgraced ex health secretary, was going on about we

mustn't let the extreme chemists, i.e. actual conservatives , claim the soul of conservatives, claim the soul of our party. well, the last time the conservative party was on its knees was when it was under may. this flimflam lib dem pro—eu party that nearly destroyed itself. and it was only boris selling it again. as a conservative party that got the large majority. and they think that it's going to return them a big victory. and tobias ellwood, the king wet wipes, ellwood, the king of wet wipes, snivel mega drips, come out snivel mega drips, has come out saying suella braverman . her saying suella braverman. her cover up will cost them. surely he's the first mp who has to go and run off and join the lib dems? absolutely. i wish they went— dems? absolutely. i wish they wewtt tnet— dems? absolutely. i wish they wewtt twet 90— dems? absolutely. i wish they would just go to— dems? absolutely. i wish they would just go to the- jto 7 absolutely. i wish they would just go to the lib dem party— would just go to the lib dem neny ent— would just go to the lib dem party and leave— would just go to the lib dem party and leave the party a tory party— party and leave the party a tory neny eenet — party and leave the party a tory party alone. but— party and leave the party a tory party alone. wo“ . party alone. but they won't. they want to take it over. i mean, benjamin, this- mean, benjamin, this is a eetnette— mean, benjamin, this is a pathetic slur,— mean, benjamin, this is a pathetic slur, isn't it, perpetuated - pathetic slur, isn't it, perpetuated by folk like tobias tttweet— perpetuated by folk like tobias ellwood talking— perpetuated by folk like tobias ellwood talking about trumpian ellwood talking about a trumpian teteewen— ellwood talking about a trumpian takeover-tories?- ellwood talking about a trumpian takeover-tories? - ellwood talking about a trumpian takeover tories? �*jtjtjtoll takeover of the tories? well, you— takeover of the tories? well, yew-neet— takeover of the tories? well,| you - need - don't you don't need me. you don't need me criticise the tories need me to criticise the tories when got right when you've got the right wingers it wingers doing it themselves. it is distinctly trumpian because they constantly refuse to take

accountability. they constantly refuse to stick to facts. and what they're doing with this new conservatives, the lee anderson splinter , which is splinter group, which is extraordinary that the deputy chair of the conservative party is up a splinter is setting up a splinter campaign group that shows how divided this party is. they are focussed on their own internal warfare, on checking the extremism, the purity of their mps and not on the country isn't the point. the conservatives are in full blown corbyn mode . in full blown corbyn mode. isn't the point, carol, that wnet— isn't the point, carol, that wnet tneee— isn't the point, carol, that what these groups are trying to do what these groups are trying to te te— what these groups are trying to te te eetwetty— what these groups are trying to do is actually get— what these groups are trying to do is actually get the parliamentary party to stick to the manifesto— parliamentary party to stick to the manifesto that they won on in the manifesto that they won on tn zone. — the manifesto that they won on tn 2019--byin9- the manifesto that they won on in 2019. _trying to- the manifesto that they won on in 2019. trying to what in 2019. they're trying to what tee— in 2019. they're trying to what lee anderson _ in 2019. they're trying to what lee anderson is— in 2019. they're trying to what lee anderson is trying remove lee anderson is trying to remove in lee anderson is trying to remove tn ett— lee anderson is trying to remove in case all the— lee anderson is trying to remove in case all the all— lee anderson is trying to remove in case all the all the mps in we— in case all the all the mps in this-northern- in case all the all the mps in this northern mps. this group are northern mps. tney-te— this group are northern mps. tney-re trying— this group are northern mps. they're trying-get- this group are northern mps. they're trying-get the- this group are northern mps. they're trying to get the red to wall vote tory again. so and they want the government to acknowledge what the people in the red wall need because a lot of the so—called true blue tories down south, they have no clue what it's like in the north. they they're not they're not know they're not the ones

affected by mass immigration. they're not the ones affected by industry . let they're not the ones affected by industry. let me finish. industry. what's nonsense about closing? so she just said that tney-te— closing? so she just said that tney-re net— closing? so she just said that they're not affected- i ’“g7’ so she just said that they're not affected mass they're not affected by mass ntwetten. — they're not affected by mass migration._more| migration. there's far more eeente— migration. there's far more eeeete-tn- migration. there's far more eeeete-tn tne- migration. there's far more people in the south in people settling in the south in tenten— people settling in the south in tenten-tn— people settling in the south in london in north—east, london than in the north—east, wnen— london than in the north—east, wnet—newe- london than in the north—east, wnten—newe e- london than in the north—east, which—have a very| which continues to have a very tew— which continues to have a very tew eeewtetten— which continues to have a very low population council houses. tnet— low population council houses. that-absolutely— low population council houses. that. absolutely .true - low population council houses. that-absolutely-true .- low population council houses. i that-absolutely-true . and that is absolutely not true. and the blue tories are not the the true blue tories are not the ones have to struggle put ones who have to struggle to put food table. so what, food on the table. so what, what, what? lee anderson is doing is trying to find a way to make voted for make the people who voted for bods make the people who voted for boris vote for rishi because currently arnie the party currently arnie the tory party looks tony blair's new looks like tony blair's new labour party. the party . labour party. the tory party. seven their vote collapsed tntewen— seven their vote collapsed tntewen e— seven their vote collapsed through a process of boris tenneen— through a process of boris johnson and— through a process of boris johnson and truss. the two johnson and liz truss. the two eeente— johnson and liz truss. the two eeeete tnet— johnson and liz truss. the two eeeete tnet yew— johnson and liz truss. the two people that you most support . people that you most support. ant— people that you most support. and-patronising- people that you most support. and patronising the way and it is so patronising the way tnet— and it is so patronising the way we yew— and it is so patronising the way we yew tett— and it is so patronising the way that you talk about red wall tee— that you talk about red wall voters, about— that you talk about red wall voters, about people in northern constituencies— voters, about people in northern constituencies like _ voters, about people in northern constituencies like they are tenet.— constituencies like they are racist, simple _ constituencies like they are racist, simple minded neanderthals go out there are not neanderthals go out there are net 90— neanderthals go out there are net 90 ent— neanderthals go out there are not go out there— neanderthals go out there are not go out there as liberal as eeente— not go out there as liberal as eeeete tn— not go out there as liberal as eeeete tn tne— not go out there as liberal as people in the south go out there ent— people in the south go out there ent eneet— people in the south go out there ent eneet te— people in the south go out there and speak to some— people in the south go out there and speak to some ordinary eeente— and speak to some ordinary eeeete . — and speak to some ordinary eeeete . eet— and speak to some ordinary people . get out- and speak to some ordinary people . co. . people. get out of your star munching champagne, eating north london society set . get out

london society set. get out there on the real world. benjamin butterworth and you will see folks saying if boris johnson was still prime minister and if the conservative party was sticking to their 2019 manifesto, they would vote . so manifesto, they would vote. so you net zero, then you manifesto, they would vote. sol you-net zero, then you want you want net zero, then you want net-teeewee — you want net zero, then you want net - because that _ you want net zero, then you want net because that was the net zero because that was in the nentteete. — net zero because that was in the manifesto. can— net zero because that was in the manifesto. can i— net zero because that was in the manifesto. can i just zero? so yee— manifesto. can i just zero? so ye net— manifesto. can i just zero? so you're not you're— manifesto. can i just zero? so you're not you're not about the nentteete. — you're not you're not about the manifesto. _about- you're not you're not about the manifesto. about your manifesto. you're about your nett— manifesto. you're about your hard—agendal manifesto. you're about youri newt—eeenee . hard right extremist agenda. ttnet—ttneti hard right extremist agenda.. final—final word, final word, carol. final word, cent. tnet-e— final word, carol. final word, carol. that's what— final word, carol. : coo that's what half the tory carol. that's what half the tory party— carol. that's what half the tory neny te— carol. that's what half the tory neny te teetne— coo that's what half the tory party is losing support among enextteete— party is losing support among brexiteers and— party is losing support among brexiteers and older people and the brexiteers and older people and tne tetew— brexiteers and older people and the labour party. _ brexiteers and older people and the labour party. bot g the labour party. no, no, wrong labour party. yes no, no. you're telling you labour saw its you're telling you labour saw tte tteeeet— you're telling you labour saw its biggest vote— you're telling you labour saw its biggest vote gains in brexit tn tne— its biggest vote gains in brexit areas in the local— its biggest vote gains in brexit areas in the local elections. ven— areas in the local elections. wen ee— areas in the local elections. you are factually- areas in the local elections. you are factually wrong. co’“ you are factually wrong. can i. cen— you are factually wrong. can i. cen t— you are factually wrong. can i. cen t tett— you are factually wrong. can i. cen t tett yew— you are factually wrong. can i. can i tell you a— you are factually wrong. can i. can i tell you a fact?- you are factually wrong. can i. can i tell you a fact? in the local elections what they predicted was that labour would win the next election by 35, not enough to get a majority. so. so you're talking tosh. the swings in you're talking tosh. the swings tn twent— you're talking tosh. the swings in brexit areas— you're talking tosh. the swings in brexit areas were— you're talking tosh. the swings in brexit areas were far- “g the swings in brexit areas were far larger tnen— in brexit areas were far larger tnen tn— in brexit areas were far larger tnen tn ennetn— in brexit areas were far larger than in remain areas for the tetew— than in remain areas for the tetew neny.— than in remain areas for the labour party. the tory voters going— labour party. the tory voters going te— labour party. the tory voters are going to labour, so the idea tnet— are going to labour, so the idea we tney— are going to labour, so the idea we tney went— are going to labour, so the idea that they want your hard right wtne— that they want your hard right wing nete— that they want your hard right wing nuts like— that they want your hard right wing nuts like you, you're not going— wing nuts like you, you're not going te— wing nuts like you, you're not going te vete— wing nuts like you, you're not

going to vote, don't trust sterner. — going to vote, don't trust starmer. _whyj going to vote, don't trust- starmer. _why they're starmer. you know why they're not they're they don't not going. they're they don't trust starmer because starmer is going reverse brexit. i tell going to reverse brexit. i tell you that i'm for going to reverse brexit. i tell. you-that i'm-for the you what, that i'm happy for the tee— you what, that i'm happy for the voters-decide— you what, that i'm happy for the voters decide because you voters to decide because you etn-t— voters to decide because you etn-t-wnet— voters to decide because you ain't-what-want.| ain't getting what you want. wett— ain't getting what you want. wen-went— ain't getting what you want. well, aren't going to get it well, you aren't going to get it ettnen — well, you aren't going to get it either. _tonight,- well, you aren't going to get it. either. _tonight, police either. breaking tonight, police are man after are searching for a man after a london youtuber stunned the world with vile social media pranks, including stealing an old and intruding old woman's dog and intruding into home. this into a family home. now, this is mizzi, real is bucha mizzi, whose real name is bucha o'garro, an 18 year old scumbag from hackney who gathered a large following before deleting his account by sharing clips of outrageous stunts such as ripping up books and libraries and asking women at tube stations if they want to die. here's some of the more deplorable moments . catherine deplorable moments. catherine force. random house is a force. random house is now a eeneet— force. random house is now a eeneet .— force. random house is now a eeneet . ent— force. random house is now a school . but this— force. random house is now a school . but this is— i random house is now a school . but this is not i random house is now a school. but this is not a i random house is now a school . but this is not a study school. but this is not a study wene. — school. but this is not a study wene. ttte— school. but this is not a study group. kids man. _ school. but this is not a study group. kids man. cj’“ go group. kids man. oh, you got ween— group. kids man. oh, you got kids? oh, sorry. oh i thought this was a study group. i actually thought i just got a bit of . can i get this book,

bit of. can i get this book, please? all right. okay. just one please? all right. okay. just ntnwte— please? all right. okay. just one minute. okay.- please? all right. okay. just one minute. okay. i- 7 g“ okay. just one minute. okay. i need to get out one minute. okay. i need to get ent. — one minute. okay. i need to get ent. tttn— one minute. okay. i need to get ent. ttte te— one minute. okay. i need to get out. this is not.— one minute. okay. i need to get out. this is not. this- one minute. okay. i need to get out. this is not. this is- one minute. okay. i need to get out. .. .. 7 out. this is not. this is what? what are you doing? stop punching him. why? because yee— punching him. why? because ye eenne— punching him. why? because you're gonna die— punching him. why? because you're gonna die .— punching him. why? because you're gonna die . are- “i“ “g .. why? because you're gonna die . are you sure? you're gonna die. are you sure? ween.— you're gonna die. are you sure? ween. ttt— you're gonna die. are you sure? ween. m e— you're gonna die. are you sure? yeah. i'll see you— you're gonna die. are you sure? yeah. i'll see you one day. wee-te— yeah. i'll see you one day. wee-te teet— yeah. i'll see you one day. you're just looking- yeah. i'll see you one day. you're just looking like you're waiting to die, huh? when did we teeene— waiting to die, huh? when did we teeenne yew— waiting to die, huh? when did we become you? well,— waiting to die, huh? when did we become you? well, you- e “g t: “7 when did we become you? well, you was teettne— become you? well, you was teettne et— become you? well, you was looking at me— become you? well, you was looking at me this whole time. wee-te— looking at me this whole time. wee-te eenne— looking at me this whole time. you're gonna die.— looking at me this whole time. you're gonna die. what- you're gonna die. what a disgusting, cretinous little thug. and you know what? tonight— thug. and you know what? tonight, you're— “.g and you know what? tonight, you're not going to tettewe— tonight, you're not going to believe this,— tonight, you're not going to believe this, he— tonight, you're not going to believe this, he said in an tntewtew— believe this, he said in an interview with— believe this, he said in an interview with the independent neweeenet— interview with the independent neweeeeet tnet— interview with the independent newspaper that he's getting etet— newspaper that he's getting stick because _ newspaper that he's getting stick because he's, quote, black . new.— stick because he's, quote, black . wew. tnte— stick because he's, quote, black . now, this jackass— stick because he's, quote, black . now, this jackass should hang his . now, this jackass should hang nte neet— . now, this jackass should hang nte neet tn— . now, this jackass should hang his head in shame.— . now, this jackass should hang his head in shame. and the independent— his head in shame. and the independent actually needed to enen— independent actually needed to enen ntn — independent actually needed to enee ntn te— independent actually needed to shop him to the— independent actually needed to shop him to the police as eettnte— shop him to the police as belinda de— shop him to the police as belinda de lucy. benjamin butterworth,— belinda de lucy. benjamin butterworth, carole malone, do etene— butterworth, carole malone, do etent ty— butterworth, carole malone, do stand by because— butterworth, carole malone, do stand by because coming up, tnttttn— stand by because coming up, phillip schofield's 20 years at we— phillip schofield's 20 years at we netntne— phillip schofield's 20 years at this morning ended with a paltry eznt— this morning ended with a paltry eznt en— this morning ended with a paltry eznt en et— this morning ended with a paltry 32nd on air tribute— this morning ended with a paltry 32nd on air tribute today in a teweetettne— 32nd on air tribute today in a devastating public rebuke of his eeentet— devastating public rebuke of his scandal ridden— devastating public rebuke of his scandal ridden tenure . but with scandal ridden tenure. but with senete— scandal ridden tenure. but with schofe complaining that he's teen— schofe complaining that he's teen nwe— schofe complaining that he's been hung out— schofe complaining that he's been hung out to dry was he

wntetny— been hung out to dry was he unfairly treated— been hung out to dry was he unfairly treated by itv? well, my ewetetet— unfairly treated by itv? well, my superstar panel, they tteewee— my superstar panel, they disagree on— my superstar panel, they disagree on this strongly. tney-ne— disagree on this strongly. tney-re going— disagree on this strongly. they're going to return to tetete— they're going to return to tetete tt— they're going to return to debate it soon. - they're going to return to debate it soon. but next, less tnen— debate it soon. but next, less tnen e— debate it soon. but next, less tnen e weet— debate it soon. but next, less than a week after— debate it soon. but next, less than a week after harry and weenen-e— than a week after harry and meghan's porky— than a week after harry and meghan's porky pie car chases tnet— meghan's porky pie car chases tnett ewn— meghan's porky pie car chases their own marriage also veering off their own marriage also veering ett eewee— their own marriage also veering ett .— their own marriage also veering ett . e— their own marriage also veering ett . e ten— their own marriage also veering off course , a top royal scoops off course, a top royal scoops eeeeee— off course, a top royal scoops guesses kennedy— off course, a top royal scoops guesses kennedy and charlotte enttttne— guesses kennedy and charlotte griffiths reveal— guesses kennedy and charlotte griffiths reveal all on this teyeteetne— griffiths reveal all on this developing story imminently.

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channel celia walden and more of tomorrow's newspaper front pages coming up. but first, our royal eeeen— coming up. but first, our royal scoop breakers— ti.toi“ “g l. but first, our royal scoop breakers spectator writer tyne— scoop breakers spectator writer tyne tennety— scoop breakers spectator writer kyra kennedy and the mail on sentey-e— kyra kennedy and the mail on sunday's editor— kyra kennedy and the mail on sunday's editor at large, cnenette — sunday's editor at large, charlotte griffiths. and in a tentenett— charlotte griffiths. and in a bombshell new— charlotte griffiths. and in a bombshell new twist following neny— bombshell new twist following neny ent— bombshell new twist following harry and meghan's make believe car harry and meghan's make believe een-teet— harry and meghan's make believe eet-teet weet.— harry and meghan's make believe car-last week, it— harry and meghan's make believe car last week, it appears car chase last week, it appears tnet— car chase last week, it appears their-marriage— car chase last week, it appears their marriage soon their own marriage could soon be very— their own marriage could soon be very dramatically— their own marriage could soon be very dramatically off course. tnetent— very dramatically off course. tnetent tn— very dramatically off course. insight in the— very dramatically off course. insight in the daily telegraph tren— insight in the daily telegraph teen ee— insight in the daily telegraph from gb news— insight in the daily telegraph from gb news star camilla tentney— from gb news star camilla tominey reveals sullen harry etten— tominey reveals sullen harry etten eteene— tominey reveals sullen harry often sleeps alone at a local ttenteette— often sleeps alone at a local montecito hotel,— often sleeps alone at a local montecito hotel, even when weenen— montecito hotel, even when neenen ent— montecito hotel, even when meghan and the kids are at home eeeetetety. — meghan and the kids are at home separately. when— meghan and the kids are at home separately. when he's in la , a separately. when he's in la, a twe— separately. when he's in la, a twe new— separately. when he's in la, a two hour drive— separately. when he's in la, a two hour drive from montecito sources at a second hotel said tney-te— sources at a second hotel said tney-e venee— sources at a second hotel said they're venue, quote, seems to be they're venue, quote, seems to te neny-e— they're venue, quote, seems to be harry's escape— they're venue, quote, seems to be harry's escape place. one pal neweetet— be harry's escape place. one pal neweetet neny— be harry's escape place. one pal revealed harry and— be harry's escape place. one pal revealed harry and meghan are, like revealed harry and meghan are, ttte eny— revealed harry and meghan are, like any parents— revealed harry and meghan are, like any parents of such young nee.— like any parents of such young kids, frazzled,— like any parents of such young kids, frazzled, they added . at kids, frazzled, they added. at the kids, frazzled, they added. at tne ent— kids, frazzled, they added. at tne ent et— kids, frazzled, they added. at the end of the— kids, frazzled, they added. at the end of the day, they've been tnnewen— the end of the day, they've been tntewen e— the end of the day, they've been tntewen e tet— the end of the day, they've been through a lot and— the end of the day, they've been through a lot and i— the end of the day, they've been through a lot and i think tney-we— through a lot and i think they've both— through a lot and i think they've both felt quite ground newn— they've both felt quite ground tewn ty— they've both felt quite ground tewn ty tt— they've both felt quite ground down by it all. _ they've both felt quite ground down by it all. now, with meghan netetty— down by it all. now, with meghan netetty eteent— down by it all. now, with meghan notably absent harry's book notably absent from harry's book tenn— notably absent from harry's book tene-ewey— notably absent from harry's book tew-ewey-tne- tour, staying away from the cetenetten— tour, staying away from the coronation him coronation refusing to grant him a coronation refusing to grant him e—et— coronation refusing to grant him e—et tne— coronation refusing to grant him a_at the basket- coronation refusing to grant him

a at the basket ball a public kiss at the basket ball ent— a public kiss at the basket ball ent tetttne— a public kiss at the basket ball and failing publicly mark and failing to publicly mark tnet— and failing to publicly mark their anniversary on their wedding anniversary on ttttey—te- their wedding anniversary oni friday._to hear friday. it's no surprise to hear neyte— friday. it's no surprise to hear neyte tneee-e— friday. it's no surprise to hear maybe there's trouble in tenettee— maybe there's trouble in tenettee .— maybe there's trouble in paradise . us— maybe there's trouble in paradise . us what do you make of paradise. us what do you make of tneee— paradise. us what do you make of tneee eeenee— paradise. us what do you make of these reports? kyra— paradise. us what do you make of these reports? kyra kennedy . oh, these reports? kyra kennedy. oh, cnenette— these reports? kyra kennedy. oh, charlotte griffiths— these reports? kyra kennedy. oh, charlotte griffiths sorry . i charlotte griffiths sorry. i tntnt— charlotte griffiths sorry. i think we've _ charlotte griffiths sorry. i think we've just lost kyra. nnetty— think we've just lost kyra. briefly arnie,— think we've just lost kyra. briefly arnie, what do you make of briefly arnie, what do you make et tneee— briefly arnie, what do you make of these reports?— briefly arnie, what do you make of these reports? charlotte wat, — of these reports? charlotte wat, tet— of these reports? charlotte wat, tet e— of these reports? charlotte well, for a couple that are so conscious of— well, for a couple that are so conscious of their— well, for a couple that are so conscious of their pr , they've conscious of their pr, they've as conscious of their pr, they've ee ye tnet— conscious of their pr, they've as you've just listed them up, tneee-e— as you've just listed them up, tneee-e nette— as you've just listed them up, there's quite a— as you've just listed them up, there's quite a few things going on there's quite a few things going en went— there's quite a few things going en nent new— there's quite a few things going on right now that— there's quite a few things going on right now that add up to not a on right now that add up to not e nenteet— on right now that add up to not a perfect marriage— on right now that add up to not a perfect marriage scenario. tee-t— a perfect marriage scenario. wee-t tttnt— a perfect marriage scenario. you'd think that— a perfect marriage scenario. you'd think that if— a perfect marriage scenario. you'd think that if there- a perfect marriage scenario. you'd think that if there was something they were trying to hide, be. well, the fact hide, they'd be. well, the fact that meghan didn't her that meghan didn't wear her wedding really wedding ring to a really important public engagement makes me like there's makes me feel like there's something they're trying makes me feel like there's so sortiing they're trying makes me feel like there's so sort of; they're trying makes me feel like there's so sort of stiray're trying makes me feel like there's so sort of stir upe trying makes me feel like there's so sort of stir up some trying to sort of stir up some attention around this issue, and it is their five year anniversary coming up. so why are they doing it? why did she refuse the kiss? why are all these narratives coming out now just as they hit their five year anniversary and if they if it wasn't the case, they'd be doing

everything in their power to stop speculation. an we know how good they are at doing that. yeah, they used to say yeah, because they used to say tttn-t— yeah, because they used to say tttn-t tney.— yeah, because they used to say didn't they. they— yeah, because they used to say didn't they. they were like salt ent— didn't they. they were like salt ent pepper-— didn't they. they were like salt ent pepper- tney— didn't they. they were like salt and pepper. they complemented eeen— and pepper. they complemented eeenen—- each other. it feels to me, cnenette— each other. it feels to me, charlotte - since - charlotte like since the publication— charlotte like since the publication the charlotte like since the publication .the spare publication of the book spare hen.— publication of the book spare new weenen— publication of the book spare her, meghan has— publication of the book spare her, meghan has purposefully tnet— her, meghan has purposefully tnet te— her, meghan has purposefully tried to publicly— her, meghan has purposefully tried to publicly distance neteett— tried to publicly distance herself from _ tried to publicly distance herself from her husband . / herself from her husband. yeah, it's herself from her husband. yeah, tte ee— herself from her husband. yeah, tte ee ett— herself from her husband. yeah, it's so odd because— herself from her husband. yeah, it's so odd because presumably harry doesn't seem to do much without meghan's permission. slash encouragement . so there slash encouragement. so there must have been with her full knowledge and encouragement . and knowledge and encouragement. and yet when it came to down the nitty gritty of going through the heat that he had to take afterwards , she was nowhere to afterwards, she was nowhere to be seen. and now she's made her spectacular red carpet appearance looking fabulous in a bright gold dress. i noticed on the red carpet. she did a lot of that thing that superstars do where they look up into the eyes of their loved one. but it felt quite false. i thought . and now, quite false. i thought. and now, yeah. now she's making her yeah. so now she's making her big of starry appearance. big sort of starry appearance. but where has she been all these

weeks why wasn't she wearing weeks and why wasn't she wearing her engagement ring? kyra kennedy, we've you her engagement ring? kyrai kennedy, we've-you back her engagement ring? kyra - kennedy, we've-you back now. kennedy, we've got you back now. ant—et- kennedy, we've got you back now. ant—et tnel and obviously, you look at the teyete— and obviously, you look at the teyete-teye— and obviously, you look at the royals- days from - and obviously, you look at the royals days from a us royals these days from a us eeteeeetwe.— royals these days from a us perspective. so _ royals these days from a us perspective. so what did you nete— perspective. so what did you nete et— perspective. so what did you make of these— perspective. so what did you make of these reports from centtte— make of these reports from camilla tominey that harry quite etten— camilla tominey that harry quite etten eteye— camilla tominey that harry quite etten eteye ewey— camilla tominey that harry quite often stays away from his ttenteette— often stays away from his montecito mansion ? i mean, montecito mansion? i mean, tneee-e— montecito mansion? i mean, tneee-e etewt— montecito mansion? i mean, there's about 16— montecito mansion? i mean, there's about 16 bedrooms and tetnteene— there's about 16 bedrooms and bathrooms, aren't— there's about 16 bedrooms and bathrooms, aren't there? it's nette— bathrooms, aren't there? it's ewte went— bathrooms, aren't there? it's quite weird that— bathrooms, aren't there? it's quite weird that he feels the need — quite weird that he feels the need te — quite weird that he feels the need te te — quite weird that he feels the need to be at— quite weird that he feels the need to be at a— quite weird that he feels the need to be at a hotel away from ewen— need to be at a hotel away from ewen e— need to be at a hotel away from ewen e twwy— need to be at a hotel away from such a luxury gaff.— need to be at a hotel away from such a luxury gaff. don't you tntnt— such a luxury gaff. don't you tntnt e— such a luxury gaff. don't you think .7 yeah— such a luxury gaff. don't you think ?yeah _ such a luxury gaff. don't you think 7 yeah i— such a luxury gaff. don't you think ? yeah think? yeah i think this is the inevitable beginning of the end . i think it was doomed from the start. like like camilla row. nobody could see it lasting longer than three years. this relationship has faced immense pressure. but i would argue that it is kind of meghan and harry's own creation . look at william own creation. look at william ent— own creation. look at william ent tete. — own creation. look at william ent tete. tney— own creation. look at william and kate. they faced- ti.itoo. o“ look at william and kate. they faced exactly the same pressure of— and kate. they faced exactly the same pressure of the sussexes ent— same pressure of the sussexes ent tney— same pressure of the sussexes ent tney eeene— same pressure of the sussexes and they came out stronger than ent— and they came out stronger than ent t— and they came out stronger than ever. but i would— and they came out stronger than ever. but i would agree with you,— ever. but i would agree with yew t— ever. but i would agree with yew t tntnt— ever. but i would agree with you, i think people are only ettettne— you, i think people are only ettettne en— you, i think people are only clicking on to— you, i think people are only clicking on to this now. but we— clicking on to this now. but we nee— clicking on to this now. but this has been— clicking on to this now. but this has been going on far

teneet— this has been going on far longer tnen— this has been going on far longer than the last few weeks. atte— longer than the last few weeks. twe-eete— longer than the last few weeks. twe-eete tn— longer than the last few weeks. like-said in the— longer than the last few weeks. like-said in the pr- like you said in the pr interviews for spare, meghan was noticeably missing . and you noticeably missing. and you really see one without the other and harry kind of looked like a lost lamb. um so it is very noticeable that meghan was missing from around january . missing from around january. isn't it just the fact cower though she she's got the power now and she knows that because she's got harry in california. she has separated him from his entre— she has separated him from his enttte tentty— she has separated him from his entire family and— she has separated him from his entire family and she wants this to entire family and she wants this te te— entire family and she wants this te te enew— entire family and she wants this to be about her— entire family and she wants this to be about her now. this is her net— to be about her now. this is her new eet— to be about her now. this is her new eet .— to be about her now. this is her new eet . on.— to be about her now. this is her her act . oh, we've— to be about her now. this is her her act . oh, we've just lost her act. oh, we've just lost eeene— her act. oh, we've just lost eewnt wttn— her act. oh, we've just lost sound with kyra.- her act. oh, we've just lost sound with kyra. we'll try and get yew— sound with kyra. we'll try and get yew teen— sound with kyra. we'll try and get you back, charlotte griffiths.— get you back, charlotte griffiths. oh,- get you back, charlotte griffiths. oh, do we have sound wttn— griffiths. oh, do we have sound wttn kytee— griffiths. oh, do we have sound with kyra? we'll— griffiths. oh, do we have sound with kyra? we'll just try once more. yes we can— with kyra? we'll just try once more. yes we can now. sorry, tyne. — more. yes we can now. sorry, tyne. cen— more. yes we can now. sorry, tyne. cen yew— more. yes we can now. sorry, kyra. can you just- more. yes we can now. sorry, kyra. can you just repeat that? ween— kyra. can you just repeat that? ween — kyra. can you just repeat that? ween se— kyra. can you just repeat that? ween se tn— kyra. can you just repeat that? yeah so i'm in— kyra. can you just repeat that? yeah so i'm in dc- kyra. can you just repeat that? yeah .. jc g“ kyra. can you just repeat that? yeah ’“ jc g“ o“t: yeah so i'm in dc right now and it's just catastrophic how much they have lost america . i can't

they have lost america. i can't really put it into words, but even people who didn't care about them, people that weren't fans, is like grown men in their 30s that had nothing, no opinion on meghan and harry. now genuinely despise- o“ d“ now genuinely despise them. '“t: genuinely despise them. and i tttnt— genuinely despise them. and i tttnt tnet— genuinely despise them. and i think that when _ genuinely despise them. and i think that when you start making people that don't care about something have an opinion, it shows how much they've absolutely lost it. and they've also lost the american press, which is important . they lost which is important. they lost the uk which is important. they lost tne ttt eneee— which is important. they lost tne wt weee e— which is important. they lost the uk press a long- i“ they lost the uk press a long time ago. tneee-e— the uk press a long time ago. there's absolutely— the uk press a long time ago. there's absolutely no- the uk press a long time ago. i there's absolutely no-back there's absolutely no going back . the uk press was totally villainized, but the american press , they had a symbiotic press, they had a symbiotic relationship that is now gone. and that that is a very tneenent— and that that is a very important part of the downfall. cnettette— important part of the downfall. charlotte griffiths— important part of the downfall. charlotte griffiths wasn't- important part of the downfall. charlotte griffiths wasn't last week a turning point there, especially with the american media because for the first time they they saw what we have been saying for a long time. you know, harry and “g o“g . you know, harry and meghan, a eenewtewe— know, harry and meghan, a compulsive lie— know, harry and meghan, a compulsive lie is they live in a tenteey— compulsive lie is they live in a tenteey went — compulsive lie is they live in a fantasy world and— compulsive lie is they live in a fantasy world and facts don't netten — fantasy world and facts don't matter. charlotte— fantasy world and facts don't matter. charlotte i totally ewee— matter. charlotte i totally eetee . — matter. charlotte i totally agree . t— matter. charlotte i totally agree . ithink- matter. charlotte i totally agree . “

cynical than us. so they cottoned on a lot later. but they've cottoned on now that they're exagger narrations. their recollection may vary. it's like the americans are finally waking up to use the term woke. they're waking up to meghan and harry. and i thought that the south park episode that was a few weeks ago now was kind of like the first inkling that america was like , hold on a america was like, hold on a minute, these guys are bonkers . minute, these guys are bonkers. and then and then that sort of catastrophic near catastrophic car chase was sort of like the realisation of this worldwide privacy tour. now lviv, you know, they really are doing it. and the americans have sort of cottoned on to that now. and i think we cottoned to on it here in the uk quite a long time ago. cara didn't look happy, did cara they didn't look happy, did they at event ? that was one they at that event? that was one of the they at that event? that was one et tne tey— they at that event? that was one of the key things— they at that event? that was one of the key things for— they at that event? that was one of the key things for me.- 7 that was one of the key things for me. they tnet— of the key things for me. they twet ten-t— of the key things for me. they just don't ever— of the key things for me. they just don't ever happy just don't ever seem happy teeetnen— just don't ever seem happy teoetnen .— just don't ever seem happy teoetnet. oe— just don't ever seem happy together . do you just don't ever seem happy together. do you agree? cara just don't ever seem happy together . do you agree? cara oh, together. do you agree? cara oh, eewy—

together. do you agree? cara oh, eewy . — together. do you agree? cara oh, eeny . weet.— together. do you agree? cara oh, sorry . t/too“ together. do you agree? cara oh, sorry . t/too’“ ti.toi“ every sorry. yeah, completely. every time sorry. yeah, completely. every ttneyew— sorry. yeah, completely. every ttneyew eee— sorry. yeah, completely. every time you see them— sorry. t/too’“ ti.toi“ every time you see them together. neny— time you see them together. neny ttnt— time you see them together. neny ttnt et— time you see them together. harry kind of looks scathing. weenen— harry kind of looks scathing. neonen nee— harry kind of looks scathing. meghan has this cheshire cat ente— meghan has this cheshire cat entte .— meghan has this cheshire cat entte . on.— meghan has this cheshire cat smile . oh, even— meghan has this cheshire cat smile . oh, even the. even the smile. oh, even the. even the eeeetezzt — smile. oh, even the. even the paparazzi photos.— smile. oh, even the. even the paparazzi photos. harry looks enew— paparazzi photos. harry looks eneny ent— paparazzi photos. harry looks enwy ent wnt— paparazzi photos. harry looks angry and kind of like a lost tent. — angry and kind of like a lost tent. ant— angry and kind of like a lost lamb. and meghan- angry and kind of like a lost lamb. ' “t: .�*j�*ijijiilg’te�*t l lamb. and meghan looks like she's. she's ready to be eneteweenet— she's ready to be photographed at any time. and i unl— photographed at any time. and i tntnt. ween— photographed at any time. and i tntnt. ween t— photographed at any time. and i think. yeah i think— photographed at any time. and i think. yeah i think this is the teetnntne— think. yeah i think this is the teetnntno et— think. yeah i think this is the beginning of the— think. yeah i think this is the beginning of the end. everybody ttnt— beginning of the end. everybody ttnt et— beginning of the end. everybody ttnt et knew— beginning of the end. everybody kind of knew that— beginning of the end. everybody kind of knew that it was coming. you kind of knew that it was coming. wen een-t— kind of knew that it was coming. wen een-t newe— kind of knew that it was coming. you can't have a— kind of knew that it was coming. you can't have a relationship wttn— you can't have a relationship wttn ewen— you can't have a relationship wttn ewen e— you can't have a relationship with such a different power tynente— with such a different power dynamic, even— with such a different power dynamic, even from the time neeeztne— dynamic, even from the time magazine front— dynamic, even from the time magazine front .— dynamic, even from the time magazine front . kyiv remember magazine front. kyiv remember wnen— magazine front. kyiv remember wnen neny— magazine front. kyiv remember wnen neny wee— magazine front. kyiv remember when harry was kind of stepped tentnte— when harry was kind of stepped behind? meghan— when harry was kind of stepped behind? meghan everybody made the behind? meghan everybody made tne-tnet— behind? meghan everybody made tne-tnet ne— behind? meghan everybody made the-that he looked- behind? meghan everybody made the that he looked like the joke that he looked like a hairdresser.— the joke that he looked like a hairdresser. when have that hairdresser. when you have that ttnt— hairdresser. when you have that tne—tneee- hairdresser. when you have that kind _there's going. kind of dynamic, there's going to resentment— kind of dynamic, there's going to resentment will build and kind of dynamic, there's going to restwellent will build and kind of dynamic, there's going to restwell he's/ill build and kind of dynamic, there's going to restwell he's beeniild and kind of dynamic, there's going to restwell he's been he and kind of dynamic, there's going to restwell he's been he has been yeah, well he's been he has been eenetetety— yeah, well he's been he has been completely emasculated and he nont— completely emasculated and he ntent eey— completely emasculated and he ntent eey tnet— completely emasculated and he might say that that's what he wente— might say that that's what he wente ent— might say that that's what he wants and but— might say that that's what he wants and but he's lost his tnente— wants and but he's lost his tnente .— wants and but he's lost his friends , he's— wants and but he's lost his friends , he's lost his family, friends, he's lost his family, nee— friends, he's lost his family, we teet— friends, he's lost his family, he's lost his— friends, he's lost his family, he's lost his dignity. to he's lost his dignity. he's lost respect— he's lost his dignity. he's lost teeneet .— he's lost his dignity. he's lost neeeeet . aet— he's lost his dignity. he's lost respect . act and i think this is respect. act and i think this is very unfortunate , kyra kennedy very unfortunate, kyra kennedy saying it's the beginning of the

end of the marriage. i think i give it a few more years, but i think it's going to be a rocky and downhill ride. carrie kennedy, staff writer at the spectator , charlotte griffiths, spectator, charlotte griffiths, editor at the mail on editor at large at the mail on sunday, getters, editor at large at the mail on sundayou getters, editor at large at the mail on sundayou so getters, editor at large at the mail on sundayou so much. getters, editor at large at the mail on sundayou so much. but getters, editor at large at the mail on sundayou so much. but coming up thank you so much. but coming up in daily in uncanceled top daily telegraph columnist celia walden delivers exclusive insight into what exactly happened in manhattan last week, including how harry and meghan only took the car journey because of a top hotel refuse them a free stay in their top suite. so is there any way back now, as celia calls them, a global laughing stock ? them, a global laughing stock? but next in the media, buzz, phillip schofield's 20 years. it this morning ended with a paltry 32nd on air tribute today in a devasted hating public rebuke of his scandal ridden tenure. but with schofe complaining that he's been hung dry was he he's been hung out to dry was he unfairly treated by itv or is his tv career now finished ? my his tv career now finished? my superstar panel returns to debate tomorrow's debate that, plus tomorrow's newspaper pages .

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journalist and broadcaster benjamin butterworth , and the benjamin butterworth, and the newne— benjamin butterworth, and the tenne tttn— benjamin butterworth, and the former mep belinda de lucy. now tteweeet— former mep belinda de lucy. now disgraced phillip— former mep belinda de lucy. now disgraced phillip schofield , disgraced phillip schofield, tent— disgraced phillip schofield, tett nte— disgraced phillip schofield, left his long— disgraced phillip schofield, left his long standing job with this left his long standing job with we nenntne— left his long standing job with this morning over the weekend, tetttne— this morning over the weekend, tetttne eete— this morning over the weekend, telling pals that— this morning over the weekend, telling pals that he felt hung out telling pals that he felt hung ent te— telling pals that he felt hung ent te wy— telling pals that he felt hung ewt te eny ty— telling pals that he felt hung out to dry by his— telling pals that he felt hung out to dry by his itv bosses as he out to dry by his itv bosses as ne wee— out to dry by his itv bosses as he was unceremoniously dumped. my he was unceremoniously dumped. tty to— he was unceremoniously dumped. tty to ent— he was unceremoniously dumped. my ed and scandal— he was unceremoniously dumped. my ed and scandal from the netten-e— my ed and scandal from the nation's most— my ed and scandal from the nation's most famous sofa. after tnen— nation's most famous sofa. after tnen twe— nation's most famous sofa. after more than two decades ads and i tentt— more than two decades ads and i tewtt ne-e— more than two decades ads and i doubt he's feeling _ more than two decades ads and i doubt he's feeling much cheerier tenant— doubt he's feeling much cheerier tentent etten— doubt he's feeling much cheerier tonight after this— doubt he's feeling much cheerier tonight after this morning, paid a tonight after this morning, paid etetttne— tonight after this morning, paid e tetttne nett— tonight after this morning, paid a telling half hearted tribute teettne— a telling half hearted tribute teettno tnet— a telling half hearted tribute lasting just 30s— a telling half hearted tribute lasting just 30s earlier today. ttetntne— lasting just 30s earlier today. morning. hello— lasting just 30s earlier today. morning. hello and welcome to wentey-e— morning. hello and welcome to wentey-e tnte— morning. hello and welcome to monday's this morning . \ow monday's this morning. now we een-t— monday's this morning. now we een-t eten— monday's this morning. now we can't start today's— monday's this morning. now we can't start today's show without paying can't start today's show without paying tribute to the man who spent the last two decades sitting on this morning sofa , sitting on this morning sofa, phillip schofield. so as a show, everyone on and— phillip schofield. so as a show, everyone on and off— ll i ot: so as a show, everyone on and off screen itv ent— everyone on and off screen itv ent tnte— everyone on and off screen itv and this morning— everyone on and off screen itv and this morning want to say a nwee— and this morning want to say a nwee tnent— and this morning want to say a huge tnent yew— and this morning want to say a huge thank you to— and this morning want to say a huge thank you to phil for what ne-e— huge thank you to phil for what we tene— huge thank you to phil for what we tene te— huge thank you to phil for what he's done to make— huge thank you to phil for what he's done to make the show such a success over the— he's done to make the show such a success over the last 21 ye — a success over the last 21 years. quite— a success over the last 21 years. cjj. a success over the last 21 years. cj. a success over the last 21 years. cjj. a success over the last 21 years. cj. a success over the last 21- years. quite simply , we all know years. quite simply, we all know he's one of the best live

television broadcasters this country has ever had . and we and country has ever had. and we and all the country has ever had. and we and ett tne teen — country has ever had. and we and all the team wish— country has ever had. and we and all the team wish him— country has ever had. and we and all the team wish him all- ti.o. “ot: and we and all the team wish him all the teet— all the team wish him all the teet tet— all the team wish him all the teet tet tne— all the team wish him all the best for the future. yeah so tnet-e— best for the future. yeah so tnet-e wnet— best for the future. yeah so that's what i— best for the future. yeah so that's what i call a hostage wtee— that's what i call a hostage video tribute _ that's what i call a hostage video tribute ,— that's what i call a hostage video tribute , you know, with video tribute, you know, with newne— video tribute, you know, with newne te — video tribute, you know, with having to read— video tribute, you know, with having to read what's on the etee— having to read what's on the autocue here— having to read what's on the autocue here on— having to read what's on the autocue here on gb news you get the autocue here on gb news you get tne teete— autocue here on gb news you get tne teete teen — autocue here on gb news you get the facts from someone who eetwetty— the facts from someone who actually knows— the facts from someone who actually knows . ll actually knows. phillip schofield you just have to look at my phone full of people who are glad to see the back of the two of them, but that doesn't come out in public because there is another word here. the f word fear. is another word here. the f word teen tneee— is another word here. the f word teen tneee te— is another word here. the f word fear. there is a— is another word here. the f word fear. there is a fear.— is another word here. the f word fear. there is a fear. for- : the f word fear. there is a fear. for some ne nee— fear. there is a fear. for some reason he has as— fear. there is a fear. for some reason he has as as katie hind in reason he has as as katie hind tn tne— reason he has as as katie hind tn tne nett— reason he has as as katie hind in the mail today— reason he has as as katie hind in the mail today says he had tne— in the mail today says he had tne eewen— in the mail today says he had tne eewet ent— in the mail today says he had the power and my did he love to wet— the power and my did he love to wtett tt— the power and my did he love to wield it truth— the power and my did he love to wield it truth bombs there for an eamonn holmes on what was a tntttent— an eamonn holmes on what was a brilliant episode— an eamonn holmes on what was a brilliant episode of— an eamonn holmes on what was a brilliant episode of breakfast we— brilliant episode of breakfast we nenntne— brilliant episode of breakfast this morning here on gb news now wttn— this morning here on gb news now with schofield's— this morning here on gb news now with schofield's popularity at teet— with schofield's popularity at rock bottom,— with schofield's popularity at rock bottom, even former bastion ee—neet— rock bottom, even former bastion ee—neet et— rock bottom, even former bastion ee—neet et zo— rock bottom, even former bastion co—host of 20 years,— rock bottom, even former bastion co—host of 20 years, holly wtttewenty— co—host of 20 years, holly willoughby, has now cut him teeee— willoughby, has now cut him loose,.sources_ willoughby, has now cut him loose, sources reveal to me loose, as sources reveal to me tnet— loose, as sources reveal to me we e— loose, as sources reveal to me we e wenety— loose, as sources reveal to me that a variety of— loose, as sources reveal to me that a variety of household net— that a variety of household names had been plotting to entwen— names had been plotting to ambush schofield live on this

nenntne— ambush schofield live on this netntne te— ambush schofield live on this morning to confront him over a et— morning to confront him over a series of allegations about his tenewew— series of allegations about his behaviour, producers in behaviour, leaving producers in an behaviour, leaving producers in en tneeeettte— behaviour, leaving producers in an impossible position. so cente— an impossible position. so carole malone— an impossible position. so carole malone schofield says he's been hung out to dry. but why has not one, not one high profile colleague of philip over those past 20 years spoken out to publicly defend him? carol, not one, not a one. he's, you know, not one, not a one. he's, you knew. eeeete— not one, not a one. he's, you know, people who— not one, not a one. he's, you know, people who have- bot. he's, you know, people who have worked wttn— know, people who have worked wttn ntn — know, people who have worked with him have— know, people who have worked with him have described him as yew— with him have described him as very wneteeeent— with him have described him as very unpleasant and scary. i t— very unpleasant and scary. i t weet— very unpleasant and scary. i mean, i used to— very unpleasant and scary. i mean, i used to do quite a regular— mean, i used to do quite a regular etet— mean, i used to do quite a regular slot on— mean, i used to do quite a regular slot on this morning and wnet— regular slot on this morning and wnet wee— regular slot on this morning and wnet ne— regular slot on this morning and what was he like— regular slot on this morning and what was he like with you? oh, wett— what was he like with you? oh, wettleeene— what was he like with you? oh, well,.seems.hate- what was he like with you? oh, well, seems hate he was well, he seems to hate he was yew— well, he seems to hate he was very-wtt— well, he seems to hate he was very-wnttt t— well, he seems to hate he was very until i criticised him very nice until i criticised him eneeen-t- very nice until i criticised him once-and then- very nice until i criticised himi once-and then iwas once on twitter and then i was tennet— once on twitter and then i was tennet teen — once on twitter and then i was banned from the— once on twitter and then i was banned from the show. and when tnet— banned from the show. and when we wnen— banned from the show. and when that when that— banned from the show. and when that when that quote that just eete—ne- that when that quote that just eete—ne nee| that when that quote that just. said—he has the said there, you know, he has the ewe— said there, you know, he has the eewenlwtett— said there, you know, he has the power-wield-he- said there, you know, he has the power-wield-he did- said there, you know, he has the power wield he did if power to wield it and he did if he power to wield it and he did if ne twee— power to wield it and he did if ne tttet yew— power to wield it and he did if he liked you,-were- power to wield it and he did if he liked you, were fine. if he liked you, you were fine. if he liked you, you were fine. if ne-ttte— he liked you, you were fine. if ne-ttte yew— he liked you, you were fine. if he-like you, you- he liked you, you were fine. if he like you, you were he didn't like you, you were eene. — he didn't like you, you were eene. tnet— he didn't like you, you were gone. that happened to me in a lot gone. that happened to me in a tet et— gone. that happened to me in a tet et etnee— gone. that happened to me in a lot of other people. if you dare to lot of other people. if you dare te etee— lot of other people. if you dare te etee-wne— lot of other people. if you dare to step-line-say- to step out of line and say eenetntne— to step out of line and say something about him and i think kenne— something about him and i think karma-fantastic— something about him and i think karma .fantastic-i- karma is a fantastic thing. i teeny— karma is a fantastic thing. i teetty te. — karma is a fantastic thing. i really do. and— karma is a fantastic thing. i really do. and i— karma is a fantastic thing. i really do. and i think that someone who— really do. and i think that someone who has been deeply

wneteeeent— someone who has been deeply unpleasant—he'si unpleasant to the people he's weeken— unpleasant to the people he's wentet wttn— unpleasant to the people he's worked with-a— unpleasant to the people he's worked with a very long worked with for a very long tne— worked with for a very long tne-ett— worked with for a very long. time,-all-back worked with for a very long- time,-all-back to time, going all the way back to teen— time, going all the way back to teen entten— time, going all the way back to fern britton, remember fern netten— fern britton, remember fern britton,-yeah. . fern britton, remember fern. britton,-yeah. great britton, who. oh, yeah. great woman.-never_ britton, who. oh, yeah. great woman-never liked- britton, who. oh, yeah. c ”too. .. never liked great woman. he never liked great ewen-knew— woman. he never liked great woman,-know, he- .. he never liked great woman, know, he didn't woman, you know, he didn't like tenn— woman, you know, he didn't like tern teeewee— woman, you know, he didn't like fern because she— woman, you know, he didn't like fern because she was more than his fern because she was more than nte eenet— fern because she was more than we eenet. sne— fern because she was more than his equal. she could do all the big interviews.— his equal. she could do all the big interviews. was. she was big interviews. she was. she was etewenet tnen— big interviews. she was. she was cleverer than .was. _ big interviews. she was. she was cleverer than was. saw her big interviews. she was. she was clev her than was. saw her big interviews. she was. she was clev he chose was. saw her big interviews. she was. she was clev he chose hollyts. saw her big interviews. she was. she was clev he chose holly becauselv her big interviews. she was. she was clev he chose holly because he er off. he chose holly because he tnewent— off. he chose holly because he tnewent ene— off. he chose holly because he thought she was— off. he chose holly because he thought she was a— off. he chose holly because he thought she was a he thought she was malleable. _ thought she was a he thought she was malleable. thought was malleable. he thought she cente— was malleable. he thought she eewttlwnet— was malleable. he thought she could .what he _ was malleable. he thought she could what he want with her. could do what he want with her. wet— could do what he want with her. he'd_interviews.| he'd get all the big interviews. net— he'd get all the big interviews. ne-t te— he'd get all the big interviews. ne-t te tne— he'd get all the big interviews. ne-t te tne tte— he'd get all the big interviews. he'd be the big star. she'd be tne— he'd be the big star. she'd be tne ttttte— he'd be the big star. she'd be the little nice.— he'd be the big star. she'd be the little nice. and look what's neeeenet— the little nice. and look what'si neeeenet—ntn the little nice. and look what'si neeettent—ntn the little nice. and look what'si harafter13_him the little nice. and look what's harafter 13 years. him the little nice. and look what's harafter 13 years. but him the little nice. and look what's harafter 13 years. but you him off after 13 years. but you knew.— off after 13 years. but you knew. t— off after 13 years. but you know, i feel— off after 13 years. but you know, i feel no,- off after 13 years. but you know, i feel no, i feel i don't teet— know, i feel no, i feel i don't teet tne— know, i feel no, i feel i don't feel the least— know, i feel no, i feel i don't feel the least bit— know, i feel no, i feel i don't feel the least bit sorry for mm.— feel the least bit sorry for ntn. t— feel the least bit sorry for ntn. t yew— feel the least bit sorry for him. i you know, i'll tell you him. i you know, i i'll tell you wnen— him. i you know, i i'll tell you wnen t— him. i you know, i i'll tell you wnen t went— him. i you know, i i'll tell you when i went off— him. i you know, i i'll tell you when i went off and just give me the when i went off and just give me tne eenne— when i went off and just give me tne eenene te— when i went off and just give me the chance to finish— the chance to finish this sentence, it— the chance to finish this sentence, it when he came sentence, it was when he came ent— sentence, it was when he came ewtlteteweten— sentence, it was when he came out television declared out on television and declared he out on television and declared ne wee— out on television and declared ne gaye— out on television and declared he was gay, because while he was weenne— he was gay, because while he was weeetne-wetttne— he was gay, because while he was weeping wailing the weeping and wailing and the netten— weeping and wailing and the. netten—nete. nation was hailing him a hero, i all nation was hailing him a hero, i ettleewtt— nation was hailing him a hero, i alllcould think— nation was hailing him a hero, i all could think was, you're all i could think was, you're a ten — all i could think was, you're a ten ven— all i could think was, you're a liar. you have— all i could think was, you're a liar. you have lied— all i could think was, you're a liar. you have lied to your wife for liar. you have lied to your wife tet 25— liar. you have lied to your wife ten 25 ye — liar. you have lied to your wife for 25 years. you've lied to yew— for 25 years. you've lied to yew tentty. — for 25 years. you've lied to your family. you- for 25 years. you've lied to your family. you have lied to tne— your family. you have lied to tne eeeete— your family. you have lied to the people that— your family. you have lied to the people that invited, the people that you've invited, tnet— the people that you've invited, tnet tnwte— the people that you've invited, that invite you— the people that you've invited, that invite you into their homes eyew— every day, getting their innermost— innermost secrets. but actually ntttne—ne- innermost secrets. but actually ntttne—ne tttl innermost secrets. but actually hiding—he did it| hiding this well. and he did it to hiding this well. and he did it te-nte—

hiding this well. and he did it te-nte ewn— hiding this well. and he did it to-his own skin. - hiding this well. and he did it to his own skin. to save his own skin. that that tte— to save his own skin. that that was the point. i didn't- to save his own skin. i didn't want to was the point. i didn't want to say— was the point. i didn't want to eey tnet. — was the point. i didn't want to eey tnet. ent— was the point. i didn't want to say that. but anyway,- i didn't want to say that. but anyway, yes, he he eent— say that. but anyway, yes, he he eent going— say that. but anyway, yes, he he eent eetne te— say that. but anyway, yes, he he wasn't going to come out. o. wasn't going to come out. you knew.— wasn't going to come out. you knew. tn— wasn't going to come out. you know, i'm always— wasn't going to come out. you know, i'm always going to tell was kind was forced out was kind of he was forced out and really because and that's what really because all could see was a lie. and all i could see was a lie. and the thing is he— all i could see was a lie. and the thing is he didn't- l and the thing is he didn't have to ntte— the thing is he didn't have to ntteieeyneee— the thing is he didn't have to hide gayness working in hide his gayness working in tetewteten— hide his gayness working in television-he. television. of course, he eweeneny— television. of course, he. everyone _there's television. of course, he- everyone _there's lots everyone knew it's there's lots of everyone knew it's there's lots et-new— everyone knew it's there's lots et-new wnete- everyone knew it's there's lots of-now where you- everyone knew it's there's lots of now where you can be of arenas now where you can be eetttne— of arenas now where you can be eetttne — of arenas now where you can be eetttne ent— of arenas now where you can be getting on. but benjamin's eetttne— getting on. but benjamin's getting wound— getting on. but benjamin's getting wound up about we've got we-we—eet— getting wound up about we've got we-we—eetlewel we've got to we've got to give ntn—tetent- we've got to we've got to givei him—defend phillip him a chance to defend phillip teeewee— him a chance to defend phillip teeewee yew— him a chance to defend phillip because you actually totally tteeetee— because you actually totally tteeetee-en- because you actually totally disagree on this. disagree with carol on this. wett—tnewl disagree with carol on this.- well, _ know why? well, i feel like you know why? eeeewee— well, i feel like you know why? eeeewee-eet— well, i feel like you know why? because got probably because he's got probably etetetty— because he's got probably probably probably probably i wish probably time for probably i wish probably time ten-te— probably i wish probably time tet-te eenne— probably i wish probably time for-to come out- probably i wish probably time for to come out as gay. for me to come out as gay. cent— for me to come out as gay. cent tet— for me to come out as gay. cent tet te— for me to come out as gay. carol had to tell— for me to come out as gay. carol had to tell you- carol had to tell you eventually. oh, wow. i are you. oh, never would guessed. oh, i never would have guessed. i about surprising i actually about as surprising as philip's coming out as night follows day. look, i really think all gone too far. think all this has gone too far. you know, this is now say all this straight face. now, this with a straight face. now, are you really? i but you are you really? i am. but you know, i this isn't to know, i mean, this isn't to defend some of the allegations, some claims of him being some of the claims of him being an man work with. an unpleasant man to work with. right. but are of right. but there are lots of eeeete— right. but there are lots of eeene-tnet— right. but there are lots of people that the world. people like that in the world. ant— people like that in the world. ant-tentt—

people like that in the world. and-truth is,— people like that in the world. and-truth is, i— people like that in the world. and truth is, i think and the truth is, i think eeettene— and the truth is, i think sections of— and the truth is, i think sections of the media and eetne— sections of the media and sections, particularly of social nette— sections, particularly of social nete-eetne- sections, particularly of social media public, have media and the public, have teeene—l media and the public, have| teeenne— tt media and the public, have- become_. it has become incredibly nasty. it has teeene— become incredibly nasty. it has teeene-neet— become incredibly nasty. it has become most almighty witch become the most almighty witch tent— become the most almighty witch nwnt eeetnet— become the most almighty witch hunt against him.— become the most almighty witch hunt against him. and the truth is, hunt against him. and the truth te ne— hunt against him. and the truth te ne wny— hunt against him. and the truth te ne wny te— hunt against him. and the truth te. ne wny te yew— hunt against him. and the truth is, he why do you think it is? why— is, he why do you think it is? wny te— is, he why do you think it is? wny ee yee— is, he why do you think it is? why do you think— is, he why do you think it is? why do you think it's- is, he why do you think it is? why do you think it's become what? because people love the tnntt— what? because people love the tnntt et— what? because people love the tnntt et ee— what? because people love the thrill of so where— what? because people love the thrill of so where are- 7 because people love the thrill of so where are the eeeete— thrill of so where are the eeeete eeet— thrill of so where are the people pack mentality? where are the people pack mentality? where are tne eeeete— people pack mentality? where are the people defending him? to the people defending him? he went—eete.- spent 20 years on that sofa. benjamin where are the benjamin yeah. where are the people defending him who worked with i'm not saying with him? but i'm not saying that i'm giving a great endorsement. idon't that i'm giving a great endorsement. i don't know. tnttte— endorsement. i don't know. philip schofield _ endorsement. i don't know. philip schofield and- to: i don't know. philip schofield and i'm not eeytne— philip schofield and i'm not eeytne tnet— philip schofield and i'm not eeytne tnet ne— philip schofield and i'm not saying that he is. he's a good egg-— saying that he is. he's a good egg- i_ saying that he is. he's a good eee. t ten-t— saying that he is. he's a good egg. i don't know— saying that he is. he's a good egg. i don't know whether he is or egg. i don't know whether he is en net.— egg. i don't know whether he is en net. wnet— egg. i don't know whether he is or not. what i'm— egg. i don't know whether he is or not. what i'm saying is that he or not. what i'm saying is that ne te— or not. what i'm saying is that ne te e— or not. what i'm saying is that ne te e nwnen— or not. what i'm saying is that he is a human being like eweeneny— he is a human being like everyone else,- he is a human being like everyone else, and this nyeteneet.— everyone else, and this hysterical, these piranhas with tett— hysterical, these piranhas with tett-etten— hysterical, these piranhas with bait-after-goingl hysterical, these piranhas withi bait-after-going to bait going after him is going to be bait going after him is going to tee-ten— bait going after him is going to be _for anybody's- bait going after him is going to be for anybody's mental be disaster for anybody's mental neettn.— be disaster for anybody's mental neettn-t— be disaster for anybody's mental health.-i think— be disaster for anybody's mental health.-i think we- be disaster for anybody's mental health. i think we should health. and i think we should tntnt— health. and i think we should tntnt etewt— health. and i think we should think about this. _ health. and i think we should think about this. he's his think about this. he's lost his job think about this. he's lost his tet—wnet- think about this. he's lost his job—what abouti job now, i think. what about tntttte— job now, i think. what about phillip schofield he lost phillip schofield alone? he lost his phillip schofield alone? he lost nte tet. — phillip schofield alone? he lost nte tet. wnet— phillip schofield alone? he lost his job. what about- phillip schofield alone? he lost his job. what about all of the people whose careers he has ruined the past? and there's ruined in the past? and there's many of them. britton being many of them. fern britton being one, she's doing very one, although she's doing very well now. it has to be said, but

also what about the fact that actually he this was holly willoughby's decision. itv is standing by him. he's hosting the british soap awards . holly the british soap awards. holly willoughby said, i don't want to work with this guy anymore. and itv had to make a choice. and they did. yeah, i think, you knew.— they did. yeah, i think, you knew. tet— they did. yeah, i think, you know, for phillip— t: to yeah, i think, you know, for phillip schofield, wnen— know, for phillip schofield, wnen nte— know, for phillip schofield, when his success and popularity teeente— when his success and popularity teeente en— when his success and popularity teeente en te— when his success and popularity depends on his likeability, it's new— depends on his likeability, it's eteet tnet— depends on his likeability, it's clear that he's— depends on his likeability, it's clear that he's not likeable enyee— clear that he's not likeable anymore . and— clear that he's not likeable anymore . and the question is why anymore. and the question is why and anymore. and the question is why ent wny— anymore. and the question is why ent wny te— anymore. and the question is why ent wny te ttv— anymore. and the question is why and why is itv not— anymore. and the question is why and why is itv not saying exeetty— and why is itv not saying exeetty wny— and why is itv not saying exactly why he - and why is itv not saying exactly why he had to be dropped like exactly why he had to be dropped ttte tnet— exactly why he had to be dropped ttte tnet e— exactly why he had to be dropped like that ? there— exactly why he had to be dropped like that ? there was a sort of a like that? there was a sort of a wnttt— like that? there was a sort of a wnttt et— like that? there was a sort of a wnttt et tne — like that? there was a sort of a whiff of the nicola— like that? there was a sort of a whiff of the nicola sturgeon ent— whiff of the nicola sturgeon ent etewt— whiff of the nicola sturgeon exit about it.— whiff of the nicola sturgeon exit about it. very frantic eene. — exit about it. very frantic eene. tneee— exit about it. very frantic gone. there was no beautiful een— gone. there was no beautiful eett et— gone. there was no beautiful een et enee— gone. there was no beautiful sort of clips of— gone. there was no beautiful sort of clips of collage of all me— sort of clips of collage of all his memories— sort of clips of collage of all his memories working it this nenntne— his memories working it this morning there— his memories working it this morning there was no long eeettye— morning there was no long eeettye ent— morning there was no long goodbye and should he have been ette— goodbye and should he have been ette te— goodbye and should he have been ette te ee— goodbye and should he have been ette te ee ee— goodbye and should he have been able to go go back— goodbye and should he have been able to go go back benjamin to say able to go go back benjamin to eey-te— able to go go back benjamin to eey-te tne— able to go go back benjamin to say _to the viewers- able to go go back benjamin to say to the viewers after say goodbye to the viewers after 20 say goodbye to the viewers after zo— t — say goodbye to the viewers after zo—t tttnt- say goodbye to the viewers after 20_i think it's- 20 years? yes. i think it's brutal and undignified the way they've him. you know, they've treated him. you know, and sorry, i'm sorry. and i'm sorry, but i'm sorry. but stop. itv chose to but no, stop. itv chose to employ him for 21 years. they chose to have him on up chose to have him on air up until thursday. they a until last thursday. they have a responsibility treat him with

responsibility to treat him with respect. been dry. respect. been hung out to dry. tet-e— respect. been hung out to dry. tet-e-tnte— respect. been hung out to dry. tet-e-tnte tn— i been hung out to dry. let's this in perspective. let's get this in perspective. nee— let's get this in perspective. we teen— let's get this in perspective. he's been earning £2 million a yew— he's been earning £2 million a yew-teet— he's been earning £2 million a year-lastlyears. - he's been earning £2 million a year last years. he's year for the last 14 years. he's etttt— year for the last 14 years. he's etw-te— year for the last 14 years. he's etttt-te te— year for the last 14 years. he's still-to be very- year for the last 14 years. he's still to be very well paid still going to be very well paid for still going to be very well paid tet tne— still going to be very well paid tet tne seep— still going to be very well paid for the soap awards for dancing on for the soap awards for dancing enient— for the soap awards for dancing enient tet— for the soap awards for dancing enient tet e— for the soap awards for dancing on and for a so—called solo on ice and for a so—called solo enew— on ice and for a so—called solo enew-eetne— on ice and for a so—called solo enew-eetne te- on ice and for a so—called solo show-going to get.- on ice and for a so—called solo show going to get. but show that is going to get. but my show that is going to get. but ny-wettetten- show that is going to get. but my-prediction. he. my here's my prediction. he went— my here's my prediction. he went-et— my here's my prediction. he won't-of those- my here's my prediction. he won't of those shows in won't do any of those shows in tne— won't do any of those shows in tne-newne— won't do any of those shows in the months because the next six months because i tntnt— the next six months because i tntnt-ete— the next six months because i think-are going- the next six months because i think are going to probably think itv are going to probably tnee— think itv are going to probably wee—etene- think itv are going to probably drop—stone and- drop him like a stone and i ten-t— drop him like a stone and i ten-t tntnt— drop him like a stone and i don't think there's any chance nee— don't think there's any chance we t— don't think there's any chance we t ten-t— don't think there's any chance he's i don't think— don't think there's any chance he's i don't think he can i ten-t— he's i don't think he can i don't think— he's i don't think he can i don't think you- he's i don't think he can i don't think you can put a price on don't think you can put a price en-nentet— don't think you can put a price on mental pressures that he on the mental pressures that he neet— on the mental pressures that he nwet te— on the mental pressures that he must be under.— on the mental pressures that he must be under. _ on the mental pressures that he must be under. '“t: must be under. and i think you must be under. and i think you must the pressures that must the mental pressures that maybe other people under must the mental pressures that may worked' people under must the mental pressures that may worked for ople under must the mental pressures that may worked for him, under must the mental pressures that may worked for him, who under must the mental pressures that may worked for him, who couldn't who worked for him, who couldn't work him. interesting. and work for him. interesting. and a story in the newspaper story in the i newspaper tomorrow saying worries tomorrow saying that worries he's going to be booed and jeered british jeered at the british soap awards. now, look, it's been 16 years madeleine mccann years since madeleine mccann tragically disappeared from her family's holiday apartment in portugal. but the painstaking search is to take search for her is about to take a twist. german a dramatic new twist. german cops will tomorrow commence a two day search of an old reservoir in the algarve where they say chief suspect christian brueckner, a convicted german sex attacker used to frequent and called his, quote, little

bit of paradise as he was living in a ramshackle farmhouse close to the resort where madeleine was shortly before was staying shortly before she vanished in two thousand and seven. now, officers from scotland the scotland yard will be at the search police divers search tomorrow as police divers scour the murky water bed for clues . the reservoir search clues. the reservoir search gives a fresh slither of hope to madeleine's parents. gerry and kate and her 18 year old sister, amal. all this was amazing, eetnetty— amal. all this was amazing, eetwetty. sne— 'i“s all this was amazing, actually. she bravely spoke etewt— actually. she bravely spoke etewt nen— actually. she bravely spoke about her missing sister ewtttety— about her missing sister ewtttety tet— about her missing sister publicly for the first time at a eenttettent— publicly for the first time at a candlelight vigil— publicly for the first time at a candlelight vigil to mark the tett— candlelight vigil to mark the 16th anniversary— candlelight vigil to mark the 16th anniversary of her disappearance earlier this newn— disappearance earlier this nentn. ant— disappearance earlier this month. and carole malone, my eeetneee— month. and carole malone, my eeetneee. yew— month. and carole malone, my goodness, you absolutely feel for goodness, you absolutely feel tet tne — goodness, you absolutely feel for the siblings,— goodness, you absolutely feel for the siblings, don't you? eeenee— for the siblings, don't you? because they— for the siblings, don't you? because they have- for the siblings, don't you? because they have had- for the siblings, don't you? because they have had to live with this cast. a huge shadow over their life. there are a lot of questions, though, carole, about whether the £13 million to continue to fund the search is appropriate. you know, i've been eewenne— appropriate. you know, i've been eewenne tnte— appropriate. you know, i've been covering this story— appropriate. you know, i've been covering this story for— appropriate. you know, i've been covering this story for a- you know, i've been covering this story for a very tene— covering this story for a very tene tne.— covering this story for a very long time, and— covering this story for a very long time, and i've got to tell you,— long time, and i've got to tell yew every— long time, and i've got to tell yew eweny yeee— long time, and i've got to tell you, every year when the when the you, every year when the when tne eeenetten— you, every year when the when the operation is— you, every year when the when the operation is about to be weent— the operation is about to be weent newn— the operation is about to be wound down, there's another lead ewttenty— wound down, there's another lead ewttenty eeenee— wound down, there's another lead suddenly comes out— wound down, there's another lead suddenly comes out of nowhere.

ant— suddenly comes out of nowhere. ant-tney— suddenly comes out of nowhere. and-they suddenly- suddenly comes out of nowhere. and they suddenly get lot and then they suddenly get a lot of and then they suddenly get a lot et—te— and then they suddenly get a lot et—te yew- and then they suddenly get a lot et—te you-pol and then they suddenly get a lot- et—te yee-tee yew of money. what do you do? do you just it off? no government just call it off? no government wente— just call it off? no government wente te— just call it off? no government wente te te— just call it off? no government wants to be the _ just call it off? no government wants to be the person- i c o�*”7 no government wants to be the person that putte— wants to be the person that ewtte tne — wants to be the person that ewtte tne etwe— wants to be the person that pulls the plug on madeleine ttetenn— pulls the plug on madeleine mccann, although you mccann, although it is, you knew.— mccann, although it is, you knew-teee- mccann, although it is, you know. keep going? mccann, although it is, you- know.-keep going? no, know. so you'd keep going? no, i wewttn-t—vewl wouldn't know. you would. you wente— wouldn't know. you would. you wewtt etee.— wouldn't know. you would. you would stop.iwould- wouldn't know. you would. you would stop. would stop it and would stop. i would stop it and etee— would stop. i would stop it and etee tne— would stop. i would stop it and stop the funding.— would stop. i would stop it and stop the funding. and i hope to eee.— stop the funding. and i hope to eet. yew— stop the funding. and i hope to eet. yew knew.— stop the funding. and i hope to god, you know, said it gives god, you know, you said it gives the god, you know, you said it gives tne-e— god, you know, you said it gives tne-e etwee— god, you know, you said it gives the-a sliver-hope.- the parents a sliver of hope. we— the parents a sliver of hope. this-search— the parents a sliver of hope. this-search of- the parents a sliver of hope. this search of the river. it this the search of the river. it teeen-t— this the search of the river. it teeen-t tet— this the search of the river. it doesn't for me,— this the search of the river. it doesn't for me, if— this the search of the river. it doesn't for me, if she's if ene-e— doesn't for me, if she's if she's found— doesn't for me, if she's if she's found in— doesn't for me, if she's if she's found in there and i hope to she's found in there and i hope te eet— she's found in there and i hope te eet ene-e— she's found in there and i hope to god she's not— she's found in there and i hope to god she's not found in there. ent— to god she's not found in there. butliust— to god she's not found in there. ewtltwet t— to god she's not found in there. nwtltwet t tnet— to god she's not found in there. but just i just know how this but i just i just know how this eteny— but i just i just know how this etey—wnenl story goes all the time when tney-te— story goes all the time when tney-te-te— story goes all the time when tney-ne-te eet- story goes all the time when they're to get more they're trying to get more enen-ey — they're trying to get more enen-ey _tneyl they're trying to get more money. they try they're trying to get more. money. _they try to they're trying to get more- money. _they try to do money. and what they try to do is money. and what they try to do te ewe— money. and what they try to do te ewe tne — money. and what they try to do is give the parents— money. and what they try to do is give the parents hope by eeytne— is give the parents hope by saying something. time saying something. the first time tneee-e— saying something. the first time tneee—eetne- saying something. the first time there's—police for. there's been a new police for eeenen— there's been a new police for eeenen nne— there's been a new police for search nine years. .. too search nine years. benjamin, do you the money being you agree with the money being pumped? ido. you agree with the money being pumped? i do. i think it has to eewy— pumped? i do. i think it has to eewy — pumped? i do. i think it has to eeny ant— pumped? i do. i think it has to carry on. and that's— :7 i do. i think it has to carry on. and that's because yee— carry on. and that's because yew-we—wenyl carry on. and that's because. yew-we—weny etnene you've clearly got a very strong lead. — you've clearly got a very strong lead. _w— you've clearly got a very strong lead. -got this— you've clearly got a very strong lead. _got this guy- you've clearly got a very strong lead. got this guy that lead. you've got this guy that german— lead. you've got this guy that german police— lead. you've got this guy that german police chose to name. t hey— german police chose to name. they-think— german police chose to name. they-think-him.| they obviously think it's him. they-re— they obviously think it's him. they-._the- they're looking for the evidence. _ they're looking for the evidence. belinda carry on. n-s— evidence. belinda carry on. ..-..d..ghte. — evidence. belinda carry on. i it's-daughter.-stop it's my daughter. i'd never stop looking her. but should looking for her. but should it be publicly— looking for her. but should it be publicly-i- looking for her. but should it be publicly-i thinkl be publicly funded? i think after— be publicly funded? i think after .— be publicly funded? i think after a certain— be publicly funded? i think after a certain amount of time, you have to understand that lots of missing and you

of children go missing and you can't equal amount on can't spend the equal amount on every missing. every child missing. so you shouldn't we're shouldn't prioritise. we're going be across shouldn't prioritise. we're going-be across this. shouldn't prioritise. we're. going-be across this search going to be across this search on tomorrow's show. so belinda de-benjamin— on tomorrow's show. so belinda de benjamin butterworth, de lucy, benjamin butterworth, carote— de lucy, benjamin butterworth, carole malone,— de lucy, benjamin butterworth, carole malone, do— de lucy, benjamin butterworth, carole malone, do stand by bee— carole malone, do stand by beeebee—wel carole malone, do stand by. because _we just because coming up, as we just bbeebeeeb— because coming up, as we justi bbeebeeeb—bee discussed, phillip schofield has bobbed— discussed, phillip schofield has bobbed-e— discussed, phillip schofield has erebbee-e-wee- dropped like a stone was our very— dropped like a stone was our very-eamonn— dropped like a stone was our. very-eamonn-right dropped like a stone was our- very-eamonn-right to very own eamonn holmes right to rip very own eamonn holmes right to ebb-eb— very own eamonn holmes right to ebb-ebb bbe— very own eamonn holmes right to rip-off his stepping- rip the veil off his stepping down— rip the veil off his stepping down-ebb— rip the veil off his stepping down-and is- rip the veil off his stepping down and is this the time down story and is this the time to down story and is this the time be-bbe— down story and is this the time be-bbe mbeb- to shine for the much nicer absen— to shine for the much nicer alison—we'll- to shine for the much nicer. alison _we'll discuss alison hammond we'll discuss more of that when we crown beebebb-e— more of that when we crown tonight's greatest britain and umbe— tonight's greatest britain and union jackass. _ tonight's greatest britain and union jackass. but next in uncanceled. _ union jackass. but next in- uncanceled. _telegraph uncanceled. top daily telegraph eebbmbbeb— columnist celia walden delivers exvebebbe — columnist celia walden delivers exebb bebbebeb— columnist celia walden delivers exclu happened in— columnist celia walden delivers exclu happened in manhattan last what happened in manhattan last week,— what happened in manhattan last weeb—berw- what happened in manhattan last weeb—berw andl week, including how harry and megbeb— week, including how harry and megbeb ebb— week, including how harry and meghan only took the car journey bee— meghan only took the car journey because—refused- because the top hotel refused bbem —bb- because the top hotel refused them—in their- because the top hotel refused them _in their topi them a free stay in their top ebbe. — them a free stay in their top ebbe. be— them a free stay in their top ebbe. be-eby- them a free stay in their top suite. is-any way- them a free stay in their top suite. is any way back for suite. is there any way back for the suite. is there any way back for bbe-wbb— suite. is there any way back for the .with celia— suite. is there any way back for the .with celia now - suite. is there any way back for the with celia now calls the pair with celia now calls bbem — the pair with celia now calls bbem e— the pair with celia now calls them a global— the pair with celia now calls them a global laughing stock. she-e— them a global laughing stock. she's—why. them a global laughing stock. sbe-e—wby bb| she's going to explain why in be— she's going to explain why in just two— she's going to explain why in just two minutes— she's going to explain why in just two minutes time

time now for uncancelled . and time now for uncancelled. and be— time now for uncancelled. and bbbe be— time now for uncancelled. and bbbe be wbere— time now for uncancelled. and this is where britain's top commentators— this is where britain's top commentators speak out on controversial— commentators speak out on controversial issues without the

beer— controversial issues without the fear of— controversial issues without the fear be be — controversial issues without the fear of the cancel— controversial issues without the fear of the cancel culture eweebbbg— fear of the cancel culture eweebbbg bbe— fear of the cancel culture sweeping the rest of the media. abb— sweeping the rest of the media. and be— sweeping the rest of the media. and be e— sweeping the rest of the media. and in a bizarre— sweeping the rest of the media. and in a bizarre revelation in it and in a bizarre revelation in b bee— and in a bizarre revelation in it has emerged— and in a bizarre revelation in it has emerged that harry and meebeb-e— it has emerged that harry and meghan's increasingly fanciful near catastrophic chase in meghan's increasingly fanciful near yorkstrophic chase in meghan's increasingly fanciful near york happened chase in meghan's increasingly fanciful near york happened because 1 meghan's increasingly fanciful near york happened because the new york happened because the eyeb— new york happened because the beyeb eebbbe— new york happened because the royal couple were— new york happened because the royal couple were too cheap to pay— royal couple were too cheap to pay br— royal couple were too cheap to pay be e— royal couple were too cheap to pay bee bebeb— royal couple were too cheap to pay for a hotel. joking. pay for a hotel. not joking. ebb— pay for a hotel. not joking. bbbe—bbel pay for a hotel. not joking.i this—the new this is according to the new verb— this is according to the new york eeet— this is according to the new york post page— this is according to the new york post page six column and it babb— york post page six column and it see that— york post page six column and it see bet they— york post page six column and it said that they demanded the cerbbe, — said that they demanded the carlyle, _ princess. carlyle, which was princess bbebe-e— carlyle, which was princess diana's manhattan diana's favourite manhattan bebeb—e- diana's favourite manhattan hotel, a discount hotel, give them a discount on bbeb— hotel, give them a discount on bbeb etee.— hotel, give them a discount on their star. but— hotel, give them a discount on their star. but sources revealed their star. but sources revealed bbe-refbeee— their star. but sources revealed bbe-rebbeeb ,— their star. but sources revealed the-refused , so- their star. but sources revealed the refused , so the the hotel refused, so the embed— the hotel refused, so the deluded instead chose to deluded duo instead chose to etey— deluded duo instead chose to etey eb— deluded duo instead chose to ebey ab bbeb— deluded duo instead chose to stay at their friend's house, wbbeb— stay at their friend's house, wbbeb beb— stay at their friend's house, which led them— stay at their friend's house, which led them to play cat and mouse in that— which led them to play cat and mouse in that yellow cab. in a ember— mouse in that yellow cab. in a further embarrassment, the coupe— further embarrassment, the couple received— further embarrassment, the couple received a scathing response-photo. couple received a scathing- response-photo agency response from the photo agency at response from the photo agency eb-eebbe— response from the photo agency eb-eebbe eb— response from the photo agency at-centre of the— response from the photo agency at centre of the when at the centre of the story when bbey— at the centre of the story when they demanded— at the centre of the story when they demanded photos were they demanded the photos were taken— they demanded the photos were taken - backward, - they demanded the photos were taken backward, replied taken back. so backward, replied , i taken back. so backward, replied , . beve— taken back. so backward, replied , . beve-eeybbe— taken back. so backward, replied , i love-saying in— taken back. so backward, replied , i love saying in america, , i love this saying in america, as rm— , i love this saying in america, as i'm sure-know,- , i love this saying in america, as i'm sure know, property as i'm sure you know, property bebebee— as i'm sure you know, property bebebeelbbe— as i'm sure you know, property belongs-the owner- as i'm sure you know, property belongs the owner it. belongs to the owner of it. bbbb— belongs to the owner of it. third _cannot- belongs to the owner of it. - third-cannot-demand third parties cannot just demand it third parties cannot just demand bb-be— third parties cannot just demand b-be bbem— third parties cannot just demand b-be bbem ee- third parties cannot just demand it to them as perhaps it be given to them as perhaps bege— it be given to them as perhaps begs-bub— it be given to them as perhaps kings-but guess- it be given to them as perhaps kings but guess what? kings can do. but guess what? bbe— kings can do. but guess what? bbe eebbbe— kings can do. but guess what? bbe eebbbe be— kings can do. but guess what? the couple is standing by their ebebme— the couple is standing by their ebebme ebb— the couple is standing by their claims and they— the couple is standing by their claims and they are hitting beck.— claims and they are hitting beeb. aebbey— claims and they are hitting back. ashley hanson, a representative for them, told the new— representative for them, told the new york— representative for them, told the new york times. respect bgbbbbb— the new york times. respect rightfully considering the dukes— rightfully considering the duke's family— rightfully considering the duke's family history. one would

beve— duke's family history. one would beve be— duke's family history. one would beve be bbbbb— duke's family history. one would have to think nothing the have to think nothing of the coupe— have to think nothing of the couple-anybody- have to think nothing of the couple anybody associated couple or anybody associated ebb— couple or anybody associated wbbb—bbbe- couple or anybody associatedi with _this was with them to believe this was any— with them to believe this was eny-eb— with them to believe this was eny-bf eb— with them to believe this was any-of pr stunt.- with them to believe this was any of pr stunt. quite any sort of pr stunt. quite frankly— any sort of pr stunt. quite frankly ,— any sort of pr stunt. quite frankly , .— any sort of pr stunt. quite frankly, i think- any sort of pr stunt. quite frankly , i think that's frankly, i think that's abhorrent— frankly, i think that's abhorrent .- frankly, i think that's abhorrent . but what does the abhorrent. but what does the baby— abhorrent. but what does the baby bebegrebb— abhorrent. but what does the daily telegraph star columnist cebe— daily telegraph star columnist celia walden— daily telegraph star columnist celia walden think of all of bee— celia walden think of all of bee cebe— celia walden think of all of this? celia abhorrent for us to qbeebeb— this? celia abhorrent for us to queebeb bbeb— this? celia abhorrent for us to question that harry and meghan mbebb— question that harry and meghan mbebb be— question that harry and meghan might be responsible for a pr stubb— might be responsible for a pr ebbbb bebeb— might be responsible for a pr stunt perish the— might be responsible for a pr stunt perish the thought. well i'll stunt perish the thought. well b-bb beb— stunt perish the thought. well b-bb bebb yee— stunt perish the thought. well i'll tell you what. f i'll tell you what. actually, forebe— i'll tell you what. actually, for the first time in, god knows how long, i mean, maybe forever. when this story came out, i was sitting at my desk and i looked at it and i thought, actually, this is really terrible. that this is really terrible. that this this this obviously must have happened because nobody could possibly, you know, invent or exaggerate something this serious, given given prince harry's history. and then and i thought, no, i'm just unlike every other story that's ever emerged, particularly when it's announced by one of their spokespeople . so you i thought, spokespeople. so you i thought, no , this there's no scepticism no, this there's no scepticism here. this has to be taken at

face value. and it turns out that it was an exaggeration . and that it was an exaggeration. and it's the wording, isn't it, that it was an exaggeration. and it's the wording, isn't it , that it's the wording, isn't it, that when you when you think of all the different ways they could have described happened and actually we would have left them alone, would have alone, in fact, we would have been very sympathetic it just been very sympathetic if it just say that they had said, you know , we were leaving this event. it was was little scary to be was it was a little scary to be honest, because given, you know , what has happened in the past , we they were a little too close. and but immediately close. and but no, immediately we're we're in a sort of hysterical tone near catastrophic , you know, and that catastrophic, you know, and that is the problem. that's always been the problem with them. yeah, totally. i mean, i'm sorry,— yeah, totally. i mean, i'm eew, cebe. — yeah, totally. i mean, i'm sorry, celia. i— yeah, totally. i mean, i'm sorry, celia. i think that compulsive— sorry, celia. i think that compulsive lie is now, i don't bbbbb— compulsive lie is now, i don't bbbbb b— compulsive lie is now, i don't bbbbb b wee— compulsive lie is now, i don't think it was exaggerated. i bbbbb— think it was exaggerated. i bbbbb b— think it was exaggerated. i think it was— think it was exaggerated. i think it was a— think it was exaggerated. i think it was a lie. what's so odd:— think it was a lie. what's so ebb bbebgb— think it was a lie. what's so odd, though, celia, is why are be— odd, though, celia, is why are they demanding— odd, though, celia, is why are they demanding the carlyle hotel ? ewe— they demanding the carlyle hotel e be there— they demanding the carlyle hotel e be bbem e— they demanding the carlyle hotel ? give them a free— they demanding the carlyle hotel ? give them a free suite. they webb— ? give them a free suite. they are now worth tens of millions of bobbe— are now worth tens of millions of dollars and— are now worth tens of millions of dollars and also, they caused all of dollars and also, they caused ebb eb— of dollars and also, they caused ebb be be— of dollars and also, they caused all of this because— of dollars and also, they caused all of this because if they'd

beb— all of this because if they'd be ebeyeb — all of this because if they'd be ebeyee eb— all of this because if they'd just stayed at the hotel, paid to just stayed at the hotel, paid be eey— just stayed at the hotel, paid be ebey eb— just stayed at the hotel, paid be ebey eb bbe— just stayed at the hotel, paid to stay at the hotel, there webbe— to stay at the hotel, there would have— to stay at the hotel, there would have none to stay at the hotel, there- would have - none .this. would have been none of this. six would have been none of this. be bbbby— would have been none of this. be ebb-ene— would have been none of this. six kitty and mouse through six kitty cat and mouse through new— six kitty cat and mouse through new bew— six kitty cat and mouse through new verb cbbw. — six kitty cat and mouse through new york city. so _ six kitty cat and mouse through new york city. so where do they get new york city. so where do they eebieemebebbe— new york city. so where do they get-demanding a— new york city. so where do they get demanding a hotel get off demanding a hotel gives bbem — get off demanding a hotel gives bbem -ewbbe.— get off demanding a hotel gives them _suite. just- get off demanding a hotel gives them suite. just pay for them a free suite. just pay for it. them a free suite. just pay for b. _geb— them a free suite. just pay for b. -eeb bbe— them a free suite. just pay for it. _got the dosh- them a free suite. just pay for it.-got the dosh . - them a free suite. just pay for it. got the dosh . rabbi“ them a free suite. just pay for. it.-got the dosh . well, i it. you've got the dosh. well, i eebwebbw— it. you've got the dosh. well, i actually think page six was wrong it was. it was wrong to say it was. it was being too cheap. i think it's just being plain entitled and that there are people who it's not of saving money. not a question of saving money. it's do know it's because, hey, do you know who i am ? i'm. i need that hotel who i am? i'm. i need that hotel suite for free and i need the clothes for free and the flights for and i hear that this for free. and i hear that this is something that meghan in particular has been known to do in all sorts of areas because , in all sorts of areas because, as we all know, it is what actresses do? you know? they get freebies all the time. and then and i believe there was an awkward transitional period at the beginning of their courtship when , you know, the palace had when, you know, the palace had to step in and say, actually, you really can't do that. you you really can't do that. you you do have to once you're a member of the royal family, you just do actually have to pay for everything. so it is this is

just a profoundly embarrassing for them. and of course, none of this would have happened if they'd protection of, they'd had the protection of, you , royal protection you know, royal protection officers had stayed. indeed. officers and had stayed. indeed. indeed but hey, no, she's certainly not the duchess of people's heart, but i think we can call meghan markle the queen of freebie, that's for sure of the freebie, that's for sure . but look, celia, i've got to eew— . but look, celia, i've got to ask web— . but look, celia, i've got to ask web ebewb— . but look, celia, i've got to ask you about the - but look, celia, i've got to ask you about the big entertainment bombshell back beme— entertainment bombshell back home-schofield- entertainment bombshell back home. schofield and home. phillip schofield and eeeebeee— home. phillip schofield and eeeebeee me— home. phillip schofield and goodness me, gone in 30s today . goodness me, gone in 30s today. it goodness me, gone in 30s today. b we— goodness me, gone in 30s today. bb bbe— goodness me, gone in 30s today. it was the most— goodness me, gone in 30s today. it was the most pained tribute wbbeb— it was the most pained tribute wbbeb beb— it was the most pained tribute which felt like— it was the most pained tribute which felt like some sort of beebeee— which felt like some sort of hostage video— which felt like some sort of hostage video from alison hemmebe— hostage video from alison hammond and— hostage video from alison hammond and dermot o'leary. and now hammond and dermot o'leary. and be— hammond and dermot o'leary. and be eeye— hammond and dermot o'leary. and be eewe be-e— hammond and dermot o'leary. and now he says he's been hung out to now he says he's been hung out be ew— now he says he's been hung out be be by— now he says he's been hung out be be by ww — now he says he's been hung out be be by ww .— now he says he's been hung out to dry by itv. i mean, you know a to dry by itv. i mean, you know e bbb— to dry by itv. i mean, you know e bbb ebewb— to dry by itv. i mean, you know a bit about shock— to dry by itv. i mean, you know a bit about shock exits from bew— a bit about shock exits from wv. ewen— a bit about shock exits from itv. given your— a bit about shock exits from itv. given your husband's celia, but itv. given your husband's celia, bbb wbeb— itv. given your husband's celia, bbb wbeb ee— itv. given your husband's celia, but what do you— itv. given your husband's celia, but what do you make of this ee— but what do you make of this bb-e— but what do you make of this we going— but what do you make of this one? it's going to— but what do you make of this one? it's going to say in bebeweee— one? it's going to say in bebeweee bb— one? it's going to say in language in snowflake language, i language in snowflake language, bwewbe— language in snowflake language, bwewbe eew— language in snowflake language, i would say this— language in snowflake language, i would say this is— language in snowflake language, i would say this is all highly bbbeeebbbe— i would say this is all highly bbbeeebbbe beb— i would say this is all highly triggering for me because of course. sorry. _ triggering for me because of course. i'm sorry . course. sorry. i'm sorry. i remember two years ago having the paparazzi camped outside the

house and people in the streets either shouting, you know, team , i'm team piers or i'm team susanna. , i'm team piers or i'm team susanna . even though there was susanna. even though there was no split of any kind, in fact, between them. but in this case, i think it's probably safe to say that there is a fair amount of animosity behind the scenes. um what i do think is i mean, tv is a brutal world, as you know , is a brutal world, as you know, and, and but i'm not worried actually about either of them. certainly not worried about holly and i. and i know that you're not phil's biggest fan, but i think he'll actually be okay, because really no good. i want to hear the defence because no want to hear the defence because we ebeewbbe— want to hear the defence because no one's speaking out for this guy- _ no one's speaking out for this guy. bbb— no one's speaking out for this guy. web web. — no one's speaking out for this guy. we beb. bbb— no one's speaking out for this guy. i'm not. i'm not- no one's speaking out for this guy. i'm not. i'm not defending him as a person. i don't know him as a person. i don't know him very well. i've obviously met him quite a few times over the years at social events, but i just think that unless something comes out, you know, we're in the era of transparency, aren't we? and there's all these dark murmurings and i know that, you know an awful lot because you're, you're the inner you're, you're on the inner

circle everyone in the world circle and everyone in the world seems to know all these things that are being murmured about. seems to know all these things thatthe being murmured about. seems to know all these things thatthe viewermurmured about. seems to know all these things thatthe viewer at|rmured about. seems to know all these things thatthe viewer at homed about. seems to know all these things thatthe viewer at home doesn't but the viewer at home doesn't know what people talking know what people are talking about. and i think until they do , they are probably inclined to sort of feel slightly sorry for him. interesting now we got our ebeeb— him. interesting now we got our ebebb, web-b— him. interesting now we got our start, didn't we,— him. interesting now we got our start, didn't we, on— him. interesting now we got our start, didn't we, on an- " g now we got our start, didn't we, on an itv sofa beeebbeb— start, didn't we, on an itv sofa beeebbeb ,— start, didn't we, on an itv sofa together , celia?— start, didn't we, on an itv sofa together , celia? many, many together, celia? many, many webbe— together, celia? many, many weebe eee— together, celia? many, many weebe eee .— together, celia? many, many weebe ago . se— together, celia? many, many years ago . so. so, yeah, we know years ago. so. so, yeah, we know wbeb— years ago. so. so, yeah, we know wbeb bb-e— years ago. so. so, yeah, we know wbeb be be— years ago. so. so, yeah, we know wbeb bb-e bbbe .— years ago. so. so, yeah, we know what it's like . pretty much what it's like. pretty much happy— what it's like. pretty much happy families— what it's like. pretty much happy families on set and eebwebbw— happy families on set and actually behind the scenes are the actually behind the scenes are bbe meeb— actually behind the scenes are the most ruthless— actually behind the scenes are the most ruthless place. no, i we beb— the most ruthless place. no, i mean, we got on— the most ruthless place. no, i mean, we got on very well, ceme— mean, we got on very well, cebbe, bbb— mean, we got on very well, celia, but not— mean, we got on very well, celia, but not many other people in celia, but not many other people be bbeb— celia, but not many other people in that building— celia, but not many other people in that building do. let's just be. beb-e— in that building do. let's just be. beb-e bweb— in that building do. let's just be. let's just be— in that building do. let's just be. let's just be honest about bb. — be. let's just be honest about bb. bbeb— be. let's just be honest about bb. bbeb be— be. let's just be honest about it. that is true,— be. let's just be honest about it. that is true, celia- be. let's just be honest about it. that is true, celia .- be. let's just be honest about it. that is true, celia. it's certainly great fun to watch, isn't it, in terms of i mean, got the whole nation gripped day after day. oh, yeah , everyone's after day. oh, yeah, everyone's talking about it. apart from jacob rees—mogg,- g c apart from jacob rees—mogg, actually, who eebe— jacob rees—mogg, actually, who eebe be— jacob rees—mogg, actually, who eebe be me— jacob rees—mogg, actually, who said to me earlier,— jacob rees—mogg, actually, who said to me earlier, i read your ebbbbe— said to me earlier, i read your ebbbe eebbw— said to me earlier, i read your entire daily mail— said to me earlier, i read your entire daily mail column on this ene— entire daily mail column on this end ebeb-b— entire daily mail column on this and didn't understand a word, but and didn't understand a word, bbb webb— and didn't understand a word, bbb weeb ,— and didn't understand a word,

but yeah , everyone else is but yeah, everyone else is gripped— but yeah, everyone else is gripped apart— but yeah, everyone else is gripped apart from jacob. celia webbe— gripped apart from jacob. celia webeeb, beb— gripped apart from jacob. celia walden, top daily telegraph eebwmnbeb— walden, top daily telegraph columnist, so— walden, top daily telegraph columnist, so great to speak to web.— columnist, so great to speak to web. bbebb— columnist, so great to speak to web. bbebb web. — columnist, so great to speak to you. thank you. celia we'll ebeeb— you. thank you. celia we'll ebeeb — you. thank you. celia we'll speak soon. but— you. thank you. celia we'll speak soon. but it's time now to beweeb— speak soon. but it's time now to reveal tonight's— speak soon. but it's time now to reveal tonight's greatest bbbbebb— reveal tonight's greatest britain and— reveal tonight's greatest britain and union. jack as cerebe— britain and union. jack as carole malone,- britain and union. jack as carole malone, who's your- nominee? _mine's nominee? okay. mine's mine's a fantastic guy. he's a double amputee. gurkha soldier. he's called harry buddha . maha. he's called harry buddha. maha. he's the most fantastic example of a great bit. he has just climbed mount everest. he's both of his legs were amputated above the knee. he's the first double amputee to ever get to the top of everest. he even campaigned to get rid of a ban that would stop double amputees . and we've stop double amputees. and we've got some stop double amputees. and we've eeb beebeee— stop double amputees. and we've got some footage of— stop double amputees. and we've got some footage of him - b:b:::b. and we've got some footage of him doing it. got some footage of him doing bb. lbeb-e— got some footage of him doing it. .let's have— got some footage of him doing it..let's have a— got some footage of him doing it. let's have a look. it. so let's have a look. look at it. so let's have a look. look eat-ew— it. so let's have a look. look at-guv- beb— it. so let's have a look. look at guy. he's incredible. i at this guy. he's incredible. i was in i was in zahawi. and, i was in i was in zahawi. and, you knew,— was in i was in zahawi. and, you knew, b— was in i was in zahawi. and, you knew, b bee— was in i was in zahawi. and, you know, i had some— was in i was in zahawi. and, you know, i had some charities that wbe— know, i had some charities that wbe bebbeb— know, i had some charities that wbe bebbee me— know, i had some charities that who helped me this is why i'm bebebbe— who helped me this is why i'm bebebbe-e— who helped me this is why i'm raising-a charities. raising funds for a charities new-be— raising funds for a charities now-he helped- raising funds for a charities now he helped and raising funds for a charities- now-he helped-and gave now that he helped me and gave me confidence— now that he helped me and gave me confidence and— now that he helped me and gave me confidence and started doing more-more and— me confidence and started doing more more and finally i came more and more and finally i came to more and more and finally i came be we— more and more and finally i came be bbe bwebeeb— more and more and finally i came to the everest . _ more and more and finally i came to the everest . let's— more and more and finally i came to the everest . o" to the everest. let's see. oh good on him. good on him. benjamin butterworth erg beat him to win tonight. mike good

membbg. — him to win tonight. mike good membbg. bbeb— him to win tonight. mike good morning. that in— him to win tonight. mike good morning. that in my- him to win tonight. mike good morning. that in my life- i“ " c" g mike good morning. that in my life my i“ " bib“ g mike good morning. that in my life my gp. webb— morning. that in my life my gp. beeb. bee-we— morning. that in my life my gp. yeah. you've had— morning. that in my life my gp. yeah. you've had your— morning. that in my life my gp. / /:i. “eb: ff yeah. you've had your chance. my gp is alison hammond . she is the gp is alison hammond. she is the new queen of daytime television. she deserves it. she's loved by the country she should be hosting this. no, she doesn't. bebw— hosting this. no, she doesn't. bebw ebewbe— hosting this. no, she doesn't. harry should win. - g no, she doesn't. harry should win. cb? b:bi; harry should win. belinda de bwew— harry should win. belinda de lucy, your nominee . my greatest lucy, your nominee. my greatest brit lucy, your nominee. my greatest bbbb be— lucy, your nominee. my greatest bbbb be eb— lucy, your nominee. my greatest brit is gb news— lucy, your nominee. my greatest brit is gb news very— scab ” my greatest brit is gb news very own. eamonn bebmee— brit is gb news very own. eamonn bebmee beb— brit is gb news very own. eamonn bebmee bee bbe— brit is gb news very own. eamonn holmes for his breath of fresh babe— holmes for his breath of fresh bebe eb— holmes for his breath of fresh air. take on the— holmes for his breath of fresh air. take on the holly and, oh, beb-e— air. take on the holly and, oh, beb-e eee— air. take on the holly and, oh, beb-e bb. — air. take on the holly and, oh, let's see it. let's— air. take on the holly and, oh, let's see it. c ”g let's see it. let's see it every day is fakery. and you know, eeebbbee— day is fakery. and you know, sometimes there— day is fakery. and you know, sometimes there are - cab 3 and you know, sometimes there are you can cf 3 and you know, sometimes there are you can only judge— sometimes there are you can only judge beebbe— sometimes there are you can only judge beebbe by— sometimes there are you can only judge people by their actions ebb— judge people by their actions ebe web— judge people by their actions ene web een— judge people by their actions and you can only speak as you bbbe— and you can only speak as you bbbe bbebe-e— and you can only speak as you find there's some— and you can only speak as you find there's some people who bbb— find there's some people who bbbe bbbbbb— find there's some people who find philip schofield the nicest bebeeb— find philip schofield the nicest bebeeb bb— find philip schofield the nicest bebeeb be we— find philip schofield the nicest person in the whole world. i bebeebebbw— person in the whole world. i personally didn't, but i do bebbewe— personally didn't, but i do believe speak— personally didn't, but i do believe speak as you find. i ebee— believe speak as you find. i ebee bbbbb— believe speak as you find. i also think i'm— believe speak as you find. i also think i'm going- believe speak as you find. i also think i'm going to- believe speak as you find. i also think i'm going to have to do a runner from carol at the end of the show because of course, it's belinda lucy, course, it's belinda de lucy, eamonn holmes for bringing the truth bombs to gb news is today's greatest britain. carol, you've got chance, carol, you've got a chance, bbeweb— carol, you've got a chance, though,-union. carol, you've got a chance,- though,-union jackass. though, with your union jackass. wbe—ee- who are you nominating as a eembbebe— who are you nominating as a complete opposite of the lovely

who are you nominating as a complete cngsite of the lovely who are you nominating as a complete c’ c“ lovely who are you nominating as a complete c’ c“ .. i.y who are you nominating as a complete c“ c“ .. harry? i just described? this is gary this spoilt, gary lineker. this spoilt, petulant lineker. he's jetting off to italy to receive an award from amnesty international for his activism on refugees. he didn't do anything re refugees. he sent out a couple of tweets. and let's remember, let's just remember what those tweets said. he actually compared our democratically elected governments crackdown on small boats to germany under the despicable benjamin butterworth, germany. not quite mine is ebeeebbe— germany. not quite mine is speeding suella— c not quite mine is speeding suella suella braverman, _ speeding suella suella braverman, the soon to be former heme— braverman, the soon to be former beme seebebew.— braverman, the soon to be former home secretary. she is a liar. sbe-e— home secretary. she is a liar. she's incompetent . she should be she's incompetent. she should be gene.— she's incompetent. she should be gene. bebbbee— she's incompetent. she should be gone. belinda de— she's incompetent. she should be gone. belinda de lucy, your nominee this— gone. belinda de lucy, your nominee this screen tally okay bbeebbe— nominee this screen tally okay bbeebbe beweb— nominee this screen tally okay theatre royal stratford east is my beekeee— theatre royal stratford east is my beekeee beb— theatre royal stratford east is my jackass for their racist eeebebeb— my jackass for their racist decision to _ my jackass for their racist decision to exclude rude theatregoers_ decision to exclude rude theatregoers on the basis of web— theatregoers on the basis of bbeb ebbb— theatregoers on the basis of their skin colour. “cg their skin colour. they definitely get the jackass crown from me today. oh my goodness. beweb— from me today. oh my goodness. tough ebebee— from me today. oh my goodness. tough choice, this,— from me today. oh my goodness. tough choice, this, but— c oh my goodness. tough choice, this, but i'm going— tough choice, this, but i'm going be— tough choice, this, but i'm going be 90— tough choice, this, but i'm going to go with carole malone ene— going to go with carole malone ene eew— going to go with carole malone and gary lineker— going to go with carole malone and gary lineker because as web.— and gary lineker because as web. ee— and gary lineker because as firstly, as carol— and gary lineker because as firstly, as carol says , this guy firstly, as carol says, this guy is firstly, as carol says, this guy be beb— firstly, as carol says, this guy be beb eb— firstly, as carol says, this guy is not an activist— firstly, as carol says, this guy is not an activist .— firstly, as carol says, this guy is not an activist . he sent a is not an activist. he sent a wee.— is not an activist. he sent a bweeb. bbe—

is not an activist. he sent a tweet, the tweet— is not an activist. he sent a tweet, the tweet was despicable. aebwebbw— tweet, the tweet was despicable. aebwebbw abe — tweet, the tweet was despicable. actually and if— tweet, the tweet was despicable. actually and if anyone on the bbebb— actually and if anyone on the bbebb bee— actually and if anyone on the right had sent— actually and if anyone on the right had sent it,— actually and if anyone on the right had sent it, they would beve— right had sent it, they would bewe been— right had sent it, they would have been cancelled. and the bbc ebbbb— have been cancelled. and the bbc ebbbb ebebmee— have been cancelled. and the bbc still claimed to— have been cancelled. and the bbc still claimed to be— have been cancelled. and the bbc still claimed to be impartial. webb— still claimed to be impartial. webb. web-we— still claimed to be impartial. well, you've got— still claimed to be impartial. well, you've got an activist as webb— well, you've got an activist as wew mebb— well, you've got an activist as your main host.— well, you've got an activist as your main host. he's actually going— your main host. he's actually going be— your main host. he's actually going be eeeebb— your main host. he's actually going to accept an award for it. so going to accept an award for it. be bbb— going to accept an award for it. be we bebebbw— going to accept an award for it. so i'm totally with— going to accept an award for it. so i'm totally with carole webebe— so i'm totally with carole malone there. _ so i'm totally with carole malone there. thank you very much— malone there. thank you very mweb be— malone there. thank you very mweb be my— malone there. thank you very much to my superstar panel beebebb— much to my superstar panel bebbebb. bbe— much to my superstar panel tonight, the aforementioned cerebe— tonight, the aforementioned carole benjamin carole malone, benjamin butterworth,— carole malone, benjamin butterworth, and belinda de lucy . bbebb— butterworth, and belinda de lucy . bbebb web— butterworth, and belinda de lucy . bbebb web beb— butterworth, and belinda de lucy , thank you for your company bbbe— , thank you for your company bbbe webeew— , thank you for your company this monday night. lots going on. this monday night. lots going b— this monday night. lots going b beebbw— this monday night. lots going on. i really hope— this monday night. lots going on. i really hope this isn't the web— on. i really hope this isn't the bbbeb week— on. i really hope this isn't the final week of— on. i really hope this isn't the final week of sevilla as home seebebew.— final week of sevilla as home seebebew. bbb— final week of sevilla as home secretary, but we'll be keeping a—week-l secretary, but we'll be keeping. ewe—eb b-m secretary, but we'll be keeping. a.tomorrow-week. i'm secretary, but we'll be keeping a tomorrow from week. i'm secretary, but we'll be keeping a tomorrow from nine eek. i'm back tomorrow from nine beeebbbebe— back tomorrow from nine headliners good night.

good evening. suing good evening. the top story tonight, junior doctors in england will go on strike on the 14th of june for three days, the british medical association called the government's offer of a 5% pay increase an insult that left them with no option but to return to the picket lines. it's the third round of industrial action by union members this yeah action by union members this year. the government says it's surprising and deeply disappointing. the bma's asking for a 35% pay rise, which ministers have previously called unaffordable double. now, a new major search for madeleine mccann will begin tomorrow in portugal. local police will be

searching a remote reservoir on the algarve, which the main suspect in the case used to visit. the area is about 30 miles from the resort in praia da luz, where madeleine originally went missing 16 years ago. now, the search is expected to last two days. now the home secretary is confident there's nothing untoward about the way in which she handled a speeding offence last year. suella braverman is coming under scrutiny for asking civil servants for a private speed awareness course to be arranged after she was caught speeding last year . the prime minister last year. the prime minister has asked his ethics committee about the case. well earlier the home secretary didn't deny asking civil servants for assistance. but asking civil servants for assistance . but last summer assistance. but last summer i ebeeebbe. — assistance. but last summer i ebeeebbe. b— f but last summer i was speeding. i regret that i bebe— was speeding. i regret that i bebb bbe— was speeding. i regret that i paid the fine— was speeding. i regret that i paid the fine and i took the bebbbe. — paid the fine and i took the bebbbe. bbb— paid the fine and i took the points. but we're focussed now on points. but we're focussed now en eebbwebbbe— points. but we're focussed now on delivering for— points. but we're focussed now on delivering for the british beebbe— on delivering for the british beebbe ene— on delivering for the british people and working for them. did people and working for them. bbb wee— people and working for them. bbb wee eew— 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 bebbwebbbg— process? i'm focussed on delivering for—

process? i'm focussed on delivering for the - f“ i'm focussed on delivering for the british beepe—