which the main 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 speeding. — assistance. but last summer i speeding. ._ f but last summer i was speeding. i regret that i paid— was speeding. i regret that i paid the— was speeding. i regret that i paid the fine— was speeding. i regret that i paid the fine and i took the points. — paid the fine and i took the points. but— paid the fine and i took the points. but we're focussed now on delivering— points. but we're focussed now on delivering for— points. but we're focussed now on delivering for the british people— on delivering for the british people and— on delivering for the british people and working for them. did you— people and working for them. did you ask— 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 delivering— process? i'm focussed on delivering for— process? i'm focussed on delivering for the - f“ i'm focussed on delivering for the british people.— delivering for the british

people. po— delivering for the british people. do my job as home secretary.— people. do my job as home secretary. what— people. do my job as home secretary. what will say is secretary. what i will say is that— secretary. what i will say is that-my— 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-untoward- that in my view, i'm confident that untoward has that nothing untoward has happened.— that nothing untoward has happened. — that nothing untoward has happened. the- that nothing untoward has happened. : happened. the former deputy prime minister, dominic raab, has said he's going to stand down at the next election. the mp for esher and walton resigned from the cabinet last month after a bullying inquiry. mr raab has held the seat since 2010, winning the last election by fewer than 3000 votes. now some schoolchildren were lucky enough to be joined by the princess of wales earlier on today at the chelsea flower show. 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 support people, adding that you have to work hard at being a royal. his majesty king charles also made an appearance at the annual event in london. and lastly , a bus driver from devon lastly, a bus driver from devon has cashed in a £1 million prize from a lottery scratch card. steve goodwin picking up the

winning ticket from a shop in south devon whilst he was waiting for a kebab to be cooked. the lucky winner says he's going to use the money to buy a house and he might take a few holidays, but still plans few holidays, but he still plans to keep driving buses on tv. online dab+ radio and the tune in app. this is gb news, britain's news . britain's news. channel hello and welcome to headliners. i'm simon evans. tonight, i am popped— i'm simon evans. tonight, i am piped py— i'm simon evans. tonight, i am piped pp ewe— i'm simon evans. tonight, i am joined by two headline ogs. i'm simon evans. tonight, i am joined by two headline ogs . we joined by two headline ogs. we have— joined by two headline ogs. we have peep— joined by two headline ogs. we have josh howie— joined by two headline ogs. we have josh howie and nick dixon . have josh howie and nick dixon. on have josh howie and nick dixon. 0p pe— have josh howie and nick dixon. pp is met— have josh howie and nick dixon. on is that that— have josh howie and nick dixon. on is that that was— have josh howie and nick dixon. on is that that was looked a mue— on is that that was looked a we pie— on is that that was looked a little bit close— on is that that was looked a little bit close to— on is that that was looked a little bit close to a good old fashioned— little bit close to a good old fashioned v—sign there keep trying— fashioned v—sign there keep prying pe— fashioned v—sign there keep inyinp ie keep— fashioned v—sign there keep trying to keep it_ fashioned v—sign there keep trying to keep it keeping it peei— trying to keep it keeping it neei neie— trying to keep it keeping it neei neie .— trying to keep it keeping it real mate . i'm— trying to keep it keeping it real mate . i'm always keeping it real mate. i'm always keeping it churchillian._ real mate. i'm always keeping it churchillian. i'm— real mate. i'm always keeping it churchillian. i'm not sure about inni— churchillian. i'm not sure about inei. new— churchillian. i'm not sure about inei. new ene— churchillian. i'm not sure about that. how are you,— churchillian. i'm not sure about that. how are you, nick? i'm wen.— that. how are you, nick? i'm weii. i-ye— that. how are you, nick? i'm well. i've had— that. how are you, nick? i'm well. i've had a— that. how are you, nick? i'm well. i've had a week- that. how are you, nick? i'm well. i've had a week off. we sold out live podcast show, sold out our live podcast show, sold out our live podcast show, so very happy. okay. my so i'm very happy. okay. my sitcom's so i'm very happy. okay. my eiieen-e en— so i'm very happy. okay. my sitcom's on amazon-

icy okay. my sitcom's on amazon prime. yen-ne— sitcom's on amazon prime. you're what? my— sitcom's on amazon prime. /:::. 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it's-hapless. iplay. prime. yeah what's it called? it's hapless. play like it's called hapless. i play like the it's called hapless. i play like ine-peei— it's called hapless. i play like the-best friend. - it's called hapless. i play like the best friend. it's not the loser best friend. it's not neoiiy— the loser best friend. it's not really excellent.— the loser best friend. it's not really excellent. it's not oeiine—iel really excellent. it's not- acting_is supposed acting is your call is supposed to acting is your call is supposed io pe— acting is your call is supposed io pe-inoi.— acting is your call is supposed to be -that, ithe - acting is your call is supposed to be that, the way, to be up like that, by the way, insi— to be up like that, by the way, inn-on.— to be up like that, by the way, inei-on ine- to be up like that, by the way, just oh, the jacket. no, just so you. oh, the jacket. no, i just so you. oh, the jacket. no, i-eiieniiy— just so you. oh, the jacket. no, i-slightly stupid. - i feel, like, slightly stupid. 0h,— i feel, like, slightly stupid. on. neii— i feel, like, slightly stupid. oh, well, that's— i feel, like, slightly stupid. oh, well, that's so my character go io — oh, well, that's so my character go io ninoni— oh, well, that's so my character go io-inoni pogee- oh, well, that's so my character go to front pages while you go to the front pages while you oiieni— go to the front pages while you oiienilyonn— go to the front pages while you attend lyour collar.- go to the front pages while you attend your collar. let's get attend to your collar. let's get no— attend to your collar. let's get inio—innongn- into today's romp through ineeioy-e— into today's romp throughj tuesday's—we into today's romp through- tuesday's_we have tuesday's front pages. we have the tuesday's front pages. we have ine—iini— tuesday's front pages. we have ine—iinei oni- tuesday's front pages. we have the—first out of- tuesday's front pages. we have the first out of the the daily mail. first out of the inope— the daily mail. first out of the traps revealed— the daily mail. first out of the traps revealed a— the daily mail. first out of the traps revealed a plot to drive the daily mail. first out of the trapequalityed a plot to drive the daily mail. first out of the trapequality chief, .ot to drive the daily mail. first out of the trapequality chief, who'sirive out equality chief, who's eioniing— out equality chief, who's standing-for- out equality chief, who's standing for women? that standing up for women? that eonnei— standing up for women? that eonnei ine— standing up for women? that sounds like lavatory issue. sounds like a lavatory issue. ine—ionion- sounds like a lavatory issue. the—london lefti the telegraph. london left penini— the telegraph. london left penini py— the telegraph. london left behind by financial rival city's nnnonnei— behind by financial rival city's unnamed and— behind by financial rival city's unnamed and the guardian. inoneonie— unnamed and the guardian. thousands of— unnamed and the guardian. thousands of hospital staff epon— thousands of hospital staff report claims— thousands of hospital staff report claims of sexual abuse by poiienie— report claims of sexual abuse by popienie. ine— report claims of sexual abuse by patients. the sun— report claims of sexual abuse by patients. the sun has maddie ieiiiie— patients. the sun has maddie ieiiiie oi— patients. the sun has maddie riddle of the— patients. the sun has maddie riddle of the lake. just when you— riddle of the lake. just when you mine— riddle of the lake. just when you think you've— riddle of the lake. just when you think you've heard the last, ine— you think you've heard the last, ine poiiy— you think you've heard the last, the daily mirror— you think you've heard the last, the daily mirror maddie cops eeonn— the daily mirror maddie cops eeonen inne— the daily mirror maddie cops search lake. the— the daily mirror maddie cops search lake. the daily star . search lake. the daily star. iioiiie— search lake. the daily star. iioiiie cope— search lake. the daily star. maddie cops dig at reservoir. so

iioiiie— maddie cops dig at reservoir. so iioiiie on— maddie cops dig at reservoir. so maddie on three— maddie cops dig at reservoir. so maddie on three front pages inene— maddie on three front pages inene neoiiy— maddie on three front pages there really quite the comeback inope— there really quite the comeback inoee nee— there really quite the comeback those were tuesdays front pages . yie— those were tuesdays front pages . iie niii— those were tuesdays front pages . we will begin,— those were tuesdays front pages . we will begin, however , with . we will begin, however, with a iioiiie— . we will begin, however, with a iioiiie nee— . we will begin, however, with a maddie free front— . we will begin, however, with a maddie free front page. josh and the maddie free front page. josh and ine iinee— maddie free front page. josh and the times. yes— maddie free front page. josh and the times. yes _ maddie free front page. josh and the times. yes cifl5n5“ cg the times. yes green quango blamed for blocking new homes. so it seems like they were . so it seems like they were. obviousiy— so it seems like they were. obviously the _ so it seems like they were. obviously the government and many governments have been trying to build more homes for ages, but about of the ages, but about half of the 250,000 that were meant to be built were blocked through. this one organisation one particular organisation called natural england, which is a sort of subset of the department of environment , food department of environment, food and rural affairs and they've managed to kind of block a huge amount of these proposed houses for one of the things is about a nutrient neutrality guideline which actually came through when we were part of the eu , right? we were part of the eu, right? and so you sort of have to then offset it by doing fields and

whatnot. so this is like what food— whatnot. so this is like what food security— whatnot. so this is like what food security type? - so this is like what food security type? \ii5i . food security type? no, it's not.— food security type? no, it's not. its— food security type? no, it's not. it's more just it's more the phosphate and nitrates running into rivers because you've built houses there. but then what the what builders are saying is that farmers who do arguably a lot more of that kind of stuff are actually exempt from from exactly the same these laws. so it doesn't seem to pieci— laws. so it doesn't seem to sink up— laws. so it doesn't seem to sink up io— laws. so it doesn't seem to stack up to me.— so it doesn't seem to stack up to me. no. and then inene-e— stack up to me. no. and then there's another— stack up to me. no. and then there's another thing also about there's another thing also about ine inpoei— there's another thing also about ine inpoei oi— there's another thing also about the impact of on— there's another thing also about the impact of on the water supply,— the impact of on the water supply, which— the impact of on the water supply, which is a valid reason . nut— supply, which is a valid reason . nee g— supply, which is a valid reason . not at pne— supply, which is a valid reason . but at the same— supply, which is a valid reason . but at the same time,- supply, which is a valid reason . but at the same time, you could argue that if our water companies had actually spent some of that money, that they've the billions billions the billions and billions they've over last 20 they've earned over the last 20 plus there maybe we'd plus years, there maybe we'd have a better system and to save that the first place. that money in the first place. but age old problem is not but the age old problem is not enough. houses are being built. what do you think, nick? natural ingioni. — what do you think, nick? natural ingioni. inni— what do you think, nick? natural england. that sounds like a ironi— england. that sounds like a inoni-i— england. that sounds like a front-i don't- england. that sounds like ai front-i don't know. front for a very i don't know. it front for a very i don't know. ii copio— front for a very i don't know. ii oonii pe— front for a very i don't know. it could be like— front for a very i don't know. it could be like a— front for a very i don't know. it could be like a white supremacist— it could be like a white supremacist organisation, isn't it? supremacist organisation, isn't iii—going- supremacist organisation, isn't iii—going io- supremacist organisation, isn't iii—going io eoyl supremacist organisation, isn't iii—going io eoy. ii it? well, i was going to say, i i— it? well, i was going to say, i mean, i was going to go that far:— mean, i was going to go that ion pui— mean, i was going to go that ion poi i— mean, i was going to go that far, but i was— mean, i was going to go that far, but i was going to say that

in — far, but i was going to say that in ennggiing— far, but i was going to say that in einnggiing io— far, but i was going to say that i'm struggling to find most i'm struggling to find the most neooiionony— reactionary angle because opvioneiy— obviously i don't like eco zeoioiny— obviously i don't like eco zeoioiny. — obviously i don't like eco zealotry. but- obviously i don't like eco zealotry. but at- obviously i don't like eco zealotry. obviously i don't like eco- zealotry. but at the same time i don't really i'm from the country and obviously don't like people, coming there country and obviously don't like pe0|building coming there country and obviously don't like pe0|building houses. ming there and building houses. but of course, says, we do need course, as josh says, we do need houses we have too many houses and we have far too many regulations. also, you know, we could is another way could immigration is another way of dealing with we're about of dealing with it. we're about to these crazy immigration to see these crazy immigration figures. but yeah, does figures. but yeah, it does seem a a bit eco madness, a bit like a bit of eco madness, although a general although sometimes as a general point say there's point when people say there's all that green belt to build on, it's do you mean our it's like, do you mean our country? you know, sometimes they can't they just mean you can't fill every the country. but every part of the country. but this does seem bit bonkers. this does seem a bit bonkers. we i mean, remember we have i mean, i remember seeing— we have i mean, i remember eeeinglpoon— we have i mean, i remember eeeinglpoon in— we have i mean, i remember seeinglbook in i- we have i mean, i remember seeing book in i mean, there seeing a book in i mean, there oinen— seeing a book in i mean, there oinen-io— seeing a book in i mean, there are other to experience are other ways to experience inie— are other ways to experience this information,— are other ways to experience this information, but there was are other ways to experience tibookormation, but there was are other ways to experience tibook innation, but there was are other ways to experience tibook in aition, but there was are other ways to experience tibook in a bookshop here was are other ways to experience tibook in a bookshop once was are other ways to experience tibook in a bookshop once that a book in a bookshop once that noi— a book in a bookshop once that noi ine— a book in a bookshop once that had like satellite— a book in a bookshop once that had like satellite images of onion.— had like satellite images of britain..was_ had like satellite images of britain. was just page after britain. it was just page after page— britain. it was just page after page one— britain. it was just page after page open-oi- britain. it was just page after page after of you know, page after page of you know, ine— page after page of you know, iiie ii— page after page of you know, iiie ii-iook— page after page of you know, like if-took-all- page after page of you know, like if took all out, like if you took them all out, yon-i— like if you took them all out, yon-i nove— like if you took them all out, you'd have google maps. now you'd have a google maps. now ven— you'd have a google maps. now veon exociiy— you'd have a google maps. now yeah, exactly-this- you'd have a google maps. now yeah, exactly. this was yeah, exactly. but this was ionge— yeah, exactly. but this was ionge-eo— yeah, exactly. but this was ionge-eo yon- yeah, exactly. but this was large so you could large scale so you could see a bit large scale so you could see a iii—noe- large scale so you could see a iii—nee inel large scale so you could see a. bit—was the same bit more i guess it was the same ining— bit more i guess it was the same ining nonin— bit more i guess it was the same pning nonii pe— bit more i guess it was the same thing would be on— bit more i guess it was the same thing would be on a large noniion— thing would be on a large noniion ie— thing would be on a large monitor is extra ordinarily green— monitor is extra ordinarily green is— monitor is extra ordinarily gneen is my— monitor is extra ordinarily green is my point. i mean it is so green is my point. i mean it is no openniiy— green is my point. i mean it is no openniiy-i-

green is my point. i mean it is so absurdly-i know- green is my point. i mean it is so absurdly i know people so absurdly green. i know people say so absurdly green. i know people soy—io— so absurdly green. i know people soy—ie-oni- say the country is full and peiieye— say the country is full and believe me,— say the country is full and believe me, you- say the country is full and believe me, you know, i'm no friend— believe me, you know, i'm no friend oi— believe me, you know, i'm no friend of immigrants. obviously as friend of immigrants. obviously oe—nni— friend of immigrants. obviously oe—nni us- friend of immigrants. obviously oe—nni us oiip- friend of immigrants. obviously as but us clip that as you know. but us clip that one-vou— as you know. but us clip that one-you know,— as you know. but us clip that one you know, you get to sit one up. you know, you get to sit in-enoin— one up. you know, you get to sit in-enoin i— one up. you know, you get to sit in-chair. i look— one up. you know, you get to sit in chair. i look forward to in this chair. i look forward to seeing— in this chair. i look forward to seeing matthew— in this chair. i look forward to seeing matthew beth mead seeing matthew sweet beth mead ionnonon. —oi| tomorrow. there are all kinds of concerns immigration, but concerns about immigration, but i concerns about immigration, but i—ine- concerns about immigration, but i—ine oopninyi i don't believe that the country is i don't believe that the country in min— i don't believe that the country is foil in— i don't believe that the country is full. is one— i don't believe that the country is full. is one of— i don't believe that the country is full. is one of them, be is full. is one of them, to be noneei.— is full. is one of them, to be noneei.-io— is full. is one of them, to be honest.-do think- is full. is one of them, to be honest. do think obviously honest. but i do think obviously you—goi— honest. but i do think obviously you—goy-voul you then have to go, well, you eon-i— you then have to go, well, you eon-i pniii— you then have to go, well, you can't build on— you then have to go, well, you can't build on flood plains. you nove— can't build on flood plains. you nove io— can't build on flood plains. you nove io pe— can't build on flood plains. you have to be concerned about oenoin—iel have to be concerned about oenoin—ie oni certain the green belt is an onifieioi— certain the green belt is an. artificial—keep artificial construction to keep nonse— artificial construction to keep noose—is- artificial construction to keep. house—is certainly house prices up. it is certainly within london. yeah, maybe within london. yeah, well, maybe notlkeep— within london. yeah, well, maybe noilkeep pnieee— not to keep prices up. iniiioiiy— not to keep prices up.| initially,-was initially, i think it was a genuine— initially, i think it was a genuine no— initially, i think it was a genuine no, sure. initially, i think it was a- genuine no,-sure. but that's genuine no, no. sure. but that's nint— genuine no, no. sure. but that's what become. that's why what it's become. and that's why conservative has conservative government has never get rid of never been able to get rid of it, because that's their essentially their, you it, because that's their essentthat's their, you it, because that's their essentthat's why their, you it, because that's their essentthat's why labourou know, that's why labour is the one to on it. it's one thing to build on it. it's the thing that one thing to build on it. it's the .thing that provides. the one thing that provides onyining— the one thing that provides anything approaching good the one thing that provides anythiforapproaching good the one thing that provides anythifor the 'oaching good the one thing that provides anythifor the lastiing good the one thing that provides anythifor the last 20 good the one thing that provides anythifor the last 20 years, good factor for the last 20 years, ion-i— factor for the last 20 years, isn't-watching - factor for the last 20 years, isn't watching house isn't it? is watching house prices— isn't it? is watching house prices-ii— isn't it? is watching house prices-ii yon- isn't it? is watching house prices if you remove isn't it? is watching house- prices-if you remove that prices go up. if you remove that if prices go up. if you remove that ii-noi— prices go up. if you remove that ii-noilne.— prices go up. if you remove that ii-noilne. noi- prices go up. if you remove that if-not.me, not for- prices go up. if you remove that if not me, not for you. if you not for me, not for you. veon— if you not for me, not for you. veon ini— if you not for me, not for you. veon poi ii— if you not for me, not for you. yeah but it would— if you not for me, not for you. yeah but it would it would ieeinoy— yeah but it would it would destroy..would- yeah but it would it would. destroy..would-the yeah but it would it would- destroy..would-the it destroy. it would destroy the it nonin— destroy. it would destroy the it nonii pe— destroy. it would destroy the it would be .last_ destroy. it would destroy the it would be last straw would be the last straw for i ininn— would be the last straw for i inink nyone— would be the last straw for i think anyone who's considered yoiing—yon-nei voting conservative. so you're opeoinieiy— absolutely right for them it's non—negotiable— absolutely right for them it's non—negotiable . the rubicon. non—negotiable. the rubicon. nexi— non—negotiable. the rubicon. nexi up— non—negotiable. the rubicon. nexi up is— non—negotiable. the rubicon. nexi up is ine— non—negotiable. the rubicon. next up is the guardian. nick.

veon— next up is the guardian. nick. veon ine— next up is the guardian. nick. yeah, the guardian have this very— yeah, the guardian have this very disturbing— yeah, the guardian have this very disturbing story. thousands— very disturbing story. thousands of- very disturbing story. thousands of hospital staff report claims of sexual by report claims of sexual abuse by patients. sort of think patients. and you sort of think sort of vaguely imagine it's going to be the other way around. now going to be the other way around. not now going to be the other way around. not that now going to be the other way around. not that common abusing not that that's common necessarily, but, you know, people abuse but people can abuse authority. but patients are a sort of sexually abusing staff. and there's more than 20,000 incidents of than 20,000 alleged incidents of sexual violence sexual sexual violence and sexual misconduct patients on misconduct by patients on hospital staff from the in the five years to 2022. so they include rape, sexual assault, harassment , include rape, sexual assault, harassment, stalking and sexualised remarks. there's a bizarre example here where someone's giving someone close someone's giving someone a close up examination and the up eye examination and the person starts licking his lips and himself . person starts licking his lips and himself. imagine and rubbing himself. imagine having with we having to deal with that. we work with louis, but this is even worse it's it's even worse. and it's just it's crazy. mean , we found out crazy. i mean, we found out recently were having recently they were having to wear body cams or it was suggested they would wear body cams to deal with this kind of thing. bizarre broken thing. so just a bizarre broken britain that is really britain story that is really horrific, it? it's funny, horrific, isn't it? it's funny, we horrific, isn't it? it's funny, vie-eon— horrific, isn't it? it's funny, we-sortlthink. horrific, isn't it? it's funny, we-sortlthink of| horrific, isn't it? it's funny,i we-sortlthink of a we used to sort of think of a iii— we used to sort of think of a bit-flirtatious— we used to sort of think of a bit flirtatious business bit of flirtatious business peineen— bit of flirtatious business between the _ bit of flirtatious business between the patient and the nurse as well. _ between the patient and the nurse as well. you had you had cany— nurse as well. you had you had eony on— nurse as well. you had you had carry on nurse. yeah. and then

nnen— carry on nurse. yeah. and then nnen yon-ne— carry on nurse. yeah. and then when you're actually confronted niin — when you're actually confrontedi niin —ny. with it, you suddenly go, oh my, inoi-e— with it, you suddenly go, oh my, that's—because - that's horrific. yeah, because i nonin— that's horrific. yeah, because i would imagine— that's horrific. yeah, because i would imagine in— that's horrific. yeah, because i would imagine in most circumstances as well, these peopie— circumstances as well, these pimple-probably- circumstances as well, these people probably i don't people are probably i don't know.— people are probably i don't know. i— people are probably i don't know, i mean,— people are probably i don't know, i mean, maybe i'm pnoieeiing— know, i mean, maybe i'm projecting, but- know, i mean, maybe i'm projecting, but i imagine iney-ne— projecting, but i imagine iney-ne noi— projecting, but i imagine they're not kind of like, how i— they're not kind of like, how i pui— they're not kind of like, how i pni ii— they're not kind of like, how can i put it conventionally in a nine— can i put it conventionally in a nine oi— can i put it conventionally in a nine oi gneoi— can i put it conventionally in a kind of great way— can i put it conventionally in a kind of great way to begin with ? kind of great way to begin with 7 oo— kind of great way to begin with 7 do you— kind of great way to begin with e do you know— kind of great way to begin with ? do you know what i mean? i ii— ? do you know what i mean? i mean, it would— ? do you know what i mean? i mean, it would be— ? do you know what i mean? i mean, it would be wrong a little bit mean, it would be wrong a little pii none— mean, it would be wrong a little pii ini— mean, it would be wrong a little bit worse, but just— mean, it would be wrong a little bit worse, but just that little bit worse, but just that little pii nnene — bit worse, but just that little bit where they're coming into noepiioi.— bit where they're coming into hospital, presumably already sien— hospital, presumably already sick- disgusting - sick people, disgusting sick peopie— sick people, disgusting sick peopie wiin— sick people, disgusting sick people with their perversion, ginge— people with their perversion, drugs on— people with their perversion, drugs or whatever, i just wonder nneinen— drugs or whatever, i just wonder nneinen ii— drugs or whatever, i just wonder nneinen ii is— drugs or whatever, i just wonder whether it is like— drugs or whatever, i just wonder whether it is like something to do whether it is like something to no niin— whether it is like something to no niin inni— whether it is like something to do with that, whether it is like a do with that, whether it is like o eenoin— do with that, whether it is like a certain craziness— do with that, whether it is like a certain craziness that might do with that, whether it is like a certe'youraziness that might do with that, whether it is like a certe'you know, .s that might do with that, whether it is like a certe'you know, or hat might do with that, whether it is like a certe'you know, or like �*night come, you know, or like a neineiion— come, you know, or like a reduction of— come, you know, or like a reduction of ,_ come, you know, or like a reduction of , you know, your reduction of, you know, your iniennoi— reduction of, you know, your internal filters— reduction of, you know, your internal filters or also, yeah, inene-e— internal filters or also, yeah, inene-e going— internal filters or also, yeah, there's going to— internal filters or also, yeah, there's going to be a lot of nenioi— there's going to be a lot of mental health— there's going to be a lot of mental health issues, i think. not— mental health issues, i think. not there-e— mental health issues, i think. but there's also _ mental health issues, i think. but there's also going- mental health issues, i think. but there's also going to- mental health issues, i think. but there's also going to be people in physically into spaces with them as this woman says, in a enclosed with somebody a enclosed space with somebody no one around adjacency . no one else around adjacency. yeah. and it's obviously wrong. so what's it going to be? body oni— so what's it going to be? body cams and mace,— so what's it going to be? body cams and mace, i— so what's it going to be? body cams and mace, i guess that's ine— cams and mace, i guess that's ine ponie— cams and mace, i guess that's the basic unless— cams and mace, i guess that's the basic unless we can actually get the basic unless we can actually gei peopie— the basic unless we can actually gei peopie io—

the basic unless we can actually get people to behave themselves is get people to behave themselves nnneon- inoi— get people to behave themselves is mean that seems to be is yeah, i mean that seems to be one— is yeah, i mean that seems to be one inene-e— is yeah, i mean that seems to be and there's another— is yeah, i mean that seems to be and there's another thing here oponi— and there's another thing here about there's— and there's another thing here about there's a— and there's another thing here about there's a picture of jude law:— about there's a picture of jude ion-n— about there's a picture of jude ion-n ny— about there's a picture of jude law, is my personal law, which is my personal oeeeeipon— law, which is my personal obsession-you- law, which is my personal. obsession -you can't obsession is his. you can't actually going to actually see it. i'm going to move out the way. actually move out the way. but actually this go like this is perfect. if i go like that. you can see our just that. yeah, you can see our just look like jude law. well, no, but had our hair lines. but we had our hair lines. there used same. did they? used to be the same. did they? and and so he's very and now and so he's been very clever about taking the medication that prevents baldness and how he's medication that prevents baldrit.; and how he's medication that prevents baldrit. andi how he's medication that prevents baldrit. and this how he's medication that prevents baldrit. and this is how he's medication that prevents baldrit. and this is what he's medication that prevents baldrit. and this is what hes done it. and this is what he would look like if the before and might going to and after this might be going to the same clinic in turkey. you could get work as a " it. " e. you could get work as a maybe you copio— could get work as a maybe you oonii-ioi— could get work as a maybe you could-lot-as- could get work as a maybe you could - lot - as a i could get a lot of work as a before— could get a lot of work as a before model— could get a lot of work as a before model that first time. not— before model that first time. not you— before model that first time. nee you none.— before model that first time. but you have. yeah,- before model that first time. but you have. yeah, that's like but is the this is the but this is the this is the first looking first time i've seen him looking a old and he looks old when a bit old and he looks old when you suddenly you see a film star suddenly they're just suddenly they become like a sort become old. it looks like a sort of. he's in a coen brothers oie— of. he's in a coen brothers he's in a coen brothers movie or something. like he's going— movie or something. like he's going-ine— movie or something. like he's going-iine on- movie or something. like he's going-like an old- movie or something. like he's going like an old southern going to be like an old southern geniienon— going to be like an old southern gentleman-know- going to be like an old southernj gentleman-know-i gentleman in a you know what i .ne-e— gentleman in a you know what i mean? .he's-henryj gentleman in a you know what i- mean? .he's-henry the mean? and he's playing henry the eighth. so hurt yeah, yeah, eighth. so john hurt yeah, yeah, nee— eighth. so john hurt yeah, yeah, ne-e pioying— eighth. so john hurt yeah, yeah, he's playing-eighth. i he's playing henry the eighth. so he's playing henry the eighth. so-nni— he's playing henry the eighth. so-isn't presumably- he's playing henry the eighth. so-isn't presumably the. so that isn't presumably the facial, the topiary that he's had the past. so no had to grow for the past. so no moustache his own heavenly.

moustache for his own heavenly. it a lot fatter it should be a lot fatter inongn— it should be a lot fatter inongn-nel it should be a lot fatter- though,-he really. though, shouldn't he really. veep.— though, shouldn't he really. non—poi though, shouldn't he really. i non—no put yeah. well, they say that he put on a lot of weight for this, but this cannes film festival this is cannes film festival going moment. mosley going on at the moment. mosley or something-there. _ gt» 9 iii" mosley or something there. anyway we or something in there. anyway we nove— or something in there. anyway we nave-oi— or something in there. anyway we none-oi ine— or something in there. anyway we have at the telegraph. have a look at the telegraph. vee- —nenini- have a look at the telegraph. yen—being nyi yes. so london left behind by financial cities. this financial rival cities. this actually story actually quite a big story because just talking because we're not just talking about, you know, of saw about, you know, i sort of saw the headline. i'm thinking, oh, they're brexit. they're talking about brexit. and investment going elsewhere. no, talking no, what they're really talking about pension about is the pension fund. so this nigel wilson. chief this is nigel wilson. he's chief executor, officer executor, executive officer of legal general . and basically legal and general. and basically what's is this what's happened is in this country and it's nothing to country and it's got nothing to do brexit really is we are do with brexit really is we are not investing enough of our money into the shares. and he and he argues rightly so, that we have an amazing sort sort of university system, which is creating lots of innovation with new companies and tech companies and whatnot, and, and the pension funds are not instead going for the safe stuff like bonds, which have lower returns burns but are safe rather than investing into the company . so investing into the company. so there's been this massive drop off over the last 20 years of

how much the percentage of our pensions that are being invested into those companies. and he argues, and it sounds from reading this that he sounds right that we're missing out and our pensions are missing out. and a real danger for us and that's a real danger for us all, because if we if people's pensions aren't enough to sustain them and have we as we have of worsened have the sort of worsened worsening pension crisis coming around the corner , there's an around the corner, there's an issue here. then they're issue here. so then they're going about how this can going to talk about how this can be resolved. and one of the things they say is about for these retirement schemes to invest a proportion of their caphal invest a proportion of their capital, but then the argument goes, do we need more goes, do we really need more regulation? well, it's going to say regulation? well, it's going to eoylneon— regulation? well, it's going to sayimean,-interesting. say i mean, it's interesting inni— say i mean, it's interesting inn—ii.- say i mean, it's interesting inoi—ii. i- say i mean, it's interesting. that—it. i haven't that your take on it. i haven't neon— that your take on it. i haven't read ine— that your take on it. i haven't read the whole— that your take on it. i haven't read the whole story, but the neoiiine— read the whole story, but the headline certainly be headline certainly seems to be ioining— headline certainly seems to be talking-stifling- headline certainly seems to be talking stifling rules and talking about stifling rules and ooeiiy— talking about stifling rules and costly-meddling,- costly political meddling, weneoen— whereas you seem to be oiwoeoiing. — whereas you seem to be advocating. he advocating. well, that's what he inoi-e—ne— advocating. well, that's what he inoi-e—ne gen- advocating. well, that's what he that's _ he gets to - advocating. well, that's what he that's he gets to at that's that's what he gets to at the that's that's what he gets to at ine-oi— that's that's what he gets to at ine-oi ine — that's that's what he gets to at the-of the article. - that's that's what he gets to at the of the article. n/.;;.;i~ the end of the article. yeah. ani— the end of the article. yeah. ann-we— the end of the article. yeah. ann-we way— the end of the article. yeah. and the way the it's and all the way to the end it's misguided political interventions like so many bad things gordon things it goes back to gordon brown. it about to brown. it goes all about to gordon— brown. it goes all about to gordon brown's— it goes all about to gordon brown's tax rate on peneione. — gordon brown's tax rate on pensions. -primel pensions. greatest prime iiinnien— pensions. greatest prime

minister. on minister. so we can blame it on on brown, which— minister. so we can blame it on on brown, which good. wife. on brown, which is good. what pione— on brown, which is good. what nonmal— on brown, which is good. what about-mail, nick? yes,- on brown, which is good. e \. m? yes, the about the mail, nick? yes, the mail. well, this— about the mail, nick? yes, the mail. well, this is— about the mail, nick? yes, the mail. well, this is a- about the mail, nick? yes, the mail. well, this is a very- mail. well, this is a very annoying— mail. well, this is a very- annoying—peopie. mail. well, this is a very- aniit'sng_people. mail. well, this is a very- aniit's revealed-people. mail. well, this is a very aniit's revealed plot people. mail. well, this is a very aniit's revealed plot to people. mail. well, this is a very aniit's revealed plot to drive le. so it's revealed plot to drive owi— so it's revealed plot to drive owi igwoiiiy— so it's revealed plot to drive out equality chief, who's eioniing— out equality chief, who's eioniing pp— out equality chief, who's standing up women. out equality chief, who's standing up.women. this out equality chief, who's stibaronessi.women. this out equality chief, who's stibaroness falknernen. this out equality chief, who's stibaroness falkner who this out equality chief, who's stibaroness falkner who is this out equality chief, who's stibaroness falkner who is being is baroness falkner who is being inven— is baroness falkner who is being driven—o- is baroness falkner who is being driven—o eonl driven out. it seems, in a sort of driven out. it seems, in a sort oi wnoi— driven out. it seems, in a sort of what they're— driven out. it seems, in a sort of what they're calling a witch nwni. — of what they're calling a witch nwni. ani — of what they're calling a witch hunt. and.does_ of what they're calling a witch hunt. and does like hunt. and it does sound like inoi— hunt. and it does sound like inn—ene- hunt. and it does sound likei that—shelthe that they're saying she is the woman breaking woke and now iney-ne— woman breaking woke and now iney-ne-io— woman breaking woke and now they're-to break- woman breaking woke and now they're to break her. they're trying to break her. iney-ne— they're trying to break her. they're - accuse . they're trying to accuse of transphobia._ they're trying to accuse of transphobia. saying that transphobia. she's saying that ene— transphobia. she's saying that she-something- transphobia. she's saying that she something about bloke she said something about a bloke in iipeiien— she said something about a bloke in lipstick, which— she said something about a bloke in lipstick, which is— she said something about a bloke in lipstick, which is taken out of in lipstick, which is taken out oi—opponeniiy- of context. it's apparently gwoiing— of context. it's apparently- quoting—ween. quoting somebody else. yeah, exoeiiy. — quoting somebody else. yeah,| exoeiiy. —oi exactly. so it's another sort of woke— exactly. so it's another sort of woke winn— exactly. so it's another sort of woke witch hunt— exactly. so it's another sort of woke witch hunt attempt to batus woke witch limit attempt to batus sort woke witch hunt attempt to batus eon oi— woke witch hunt attempt to batus eon oi niieoi— woke witch hunt attempt to batus sort of radical trans— woke witch hunt attempt to batus sort of radical trans activist to sort of radical trans activist io iny— sort of radical trans activist io iny oni— sort of radical trans activist io iny one gei— sort of radical trans activist to try and get rid of someone wno— to try and get rid of someone wno iney— to try and get rid of someone who they have— to try and get rid of someone who they have a— to try and get rid of someone who they have a vendetta ogoinei— who they have a vendetta against,-nastyl who they have a vendettai against,-nasty. who they have a vendetta- against,-nasty. and on against, basically nasty. and on the against, basically nasty. and on iie oiiei— against, basically nasty. and on the other hand,— against, basically nasty. and on the other hand, we have dame joan who's joan collins there, who's managed it managed to remain aloof from it all. and turns 90. yeah, she i watched a video about 20 years ago of her putting makeup. ago of her putting on makeup. it's an hour and a half vhs video.— it's an hour and a half vhs video-n— it's an hour and a half vhs video,-is her- it's an hour and a half vhs video, is her makeup video, which is her makeup negine. — video, which is her makeup regime. in— video, which is her makeup regime. it's the— video, which is her makeup regime. it's the best and regime. it's the best hour and a non— regime. it's the best hour and a noii i-we— regime. it's the best hour and a noii i-we-eeen— regime. it's the best hour and a half i've-seen in- regime. it's the best hour and a half i've seen in my life. half i've ever seen in my life. we— half i've ever seen in my life. we insi— half i've ever seen in my life. we iwsi ine— half i've ever seen in my life. it's just like an— half i've ever seen in my life. it's just like an early- half i've ever seen in my life. it's just like an early youtube tutorial. she was a pioneer and of we've got schofield. of course, we've got schofield. it you're trying to it looks like you're trying to move on and not mention him, but

you it's nadine dorries move on and not mention him, but you sorry,i nadine dorries move on and not mention him, but you sorry, butdine dorries move on and not mention him, but you sorry, but ine dorries move on and not mention him, but you sorry, but i don'trries move on and not mention him, but you sorry, but i don't feel saying, sorry, but i don't feel a shred of pity. sorry a pity of a shred of pity. sorry for schofield to of for schofield and to have of course rid of him very course just got rid of him very brutally photos. brutally with two still photos. he's gone. i agree with nadine, although i don't think shred he's gone. i agree with nadine, al'theigh i don't think shred he's gone. i agree with nadine, al'the smallestt think shred he's gone. i agree with nadine, al'the smallest unitik shred he's gone. i agree with nadine, al'the smallest unit of shred he's gone. i agree with nadine, al'the smallest unit of pity. i is the smallest unit of pity. i'm that she's got the i'm not sure that she's got the igni— i'm not sure that she's got the right president— i'm not sure that she's got the right president what right president xi there. what wowii— right president xi there. what wowii-wiin— right president xi there. what would-with an- right president xi there. what would with an ounce? do would you go with an ounce? do you— would you go with an ounce? do you-why— would you go with an ounce? do yon-wny-gonei- would you go with an ounce? doi yon-wny-goneilyow you know why he's gone? do you know— you know why he's gone? do you know ine— you know why he's gone? do you know the-reasons- you know why he's gone? do you know the reasons he's know the real reasons why he's gonei — know the real reasons why he's gonei iknow_ know the real reasons why he's gone? iknow some- know the real reasons why he's gone? i know some reasons, but i don't what we're allowed to don't know what we're allowed to say. of a lot say. but there's a lot of a lot of stuff, and it's all going of bad stuff, and it's all going to come out. it's bad stuff. josh i'm we'll bad josh i'm sure we'll be bad people cleared people soon as it's been cleared by lawyers. that's the front by the lawyers. that's the front page — by the lawyers. that's the front page in— by the lawyers. that's the front page in none.— by the lawyers. that's the front page is done. tune— by the lawyers. that's the front page is done. tune in- i5; that's the front page is done. tune in after the week.— page is done. tune in after the ween-win— page is done. tune in after the break. .will discuss- break. we will discuss suella braverman speeding. gary iinenen-e— braverman speeding. gary lineker's backlash a recent lineker's backlash to a recent nwnon—ol lineker's backlash to a recent nwnnono— io human rights award and a bid to win— human rights award and a bid to win-nei— human rights award and a bid to turn-red lights- human rights award and a bid to turn-red lights in- turn off the red lights in ionion— turn off the red lights in ionion oi— turn off the red lights in london at night. won't want turn off the red lights in lo miss at night. won't want turn off the red lights in lo miss it. night. won't want turn off the red lights in lo miss it. that's won't want

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to be fair , it's a pretty lousy to be fair, it's a pretty lousy witch if you can't even banish a three point curse on your licence without attracting attention . exactly. suella attention. exactly. suella braverman is— attention. exactly. suella braverman is trying- " papillae suella braverman is trying to get neneii— braverman is trying to get herself sacked.— braverman is trying to get herself sacked. tory mp says a speeding— herself sacked. tory mp says a speeding ow— herself sacked. tory mp says a speeding row divides the party so inn— speeding row divides the party so this seems— speeding row divides the party so this seems to— speeding row divides the party so this seems to me wheels wiinin— so this seems to me wheels within wheels— so this seems to me wheels within wheels .— so this seems to me wheels within wheels . this is my within wheels. this is my eniwniie— within wheels. this is my erstwhile colleague here would say erstwhile colleague here would eoy ep— erstwhile colleague here would say no cneee— erstwhile colleague here would say no cneee .— erstwhile colleague here would say 4d chess . we've got we've say 4d chess. we've got we've got— say 4d chess. we've got we've goi o— say 4d chess. we've got we've goi o eonepiney— say 4d chess. we've got we've got a conspiracy of— say 4d chess. we've got we've got a conspiracy of back and ioni— got a conspiracy of back and ion oni— got a conspiracy of back and forth and people— got a conspiracy of back and forth and people sort of speaking— forth and people sort of speaking against each other. and i speaking against each other. and i on— speaking against each other. and i on noi— speaking against each other. and i on noi o— speaking against each other. and i on noi o in— speaking against each other. and i am not a fan of— speaking against each other. and i am not a fan of hers, but i am inn— i am not a fan of hers, but i am inn n— i am not a fan of hers, but i am this is annoying,— i am not a fan of hers, but i am this is annoying, this story because— this is annoying, this story because ii— this is annoying, this story because it feels to me like the neon— because it feels to me like the media woe— because it feels to me like the media was being— because it feels to me like the media was being pushed by oenoin— media was being pushed by certain people— media was being pushed by certain people within our gowennneni— certain people within our government ,_ certain people within our government , arguably are trying government, arguably are trying to government, arguably are trying io iwiii— government, arguably are trying io iwiii inn— government, arguably are trying to build this narrative. and i ion-i— to build this narrative. and i ion-i iike— to build this narrative. and i don't like the— to build this narrative. and i don't like the sense i'm being ioken— don't like the sense i'm being ioken oiong— don't like the sense i'm being taken along for— don't like the sense i'm being taken along for a— don't like the sense i'm being taken along for a ride here. no newer—ony- taken along for a ride here. no noiien—ony. eoi matter who's driving. okay, so one— matter who's driving. okay, so one oi— matter who's driving. okay, so one oi wnoi— matter who's driving. okay, so and at what speed. v453" and at what speed. yeah, exooiiy. — and at what speed. yeah, exactly. and— and at what speed. v453" cokeilwcq and whether they get exactly. and whether they get poinn— exactly. and whether they get poinnlnoi. — exactly. and whether they get poinnlnoi. iiy— exactly. and whether they get points i not. my sense- cokeilwcq and whether they get points not. .�*i�*iig points or not. my sense with these mean number things, these i mean a number of things, but totally agree with that but i totally agree with that analysis. the analysis. partly because the media always it likes to media is always it likes to reduce complex policy issues that it knows people's eyes

glaze over and instead kind of bnng glaze over and instead kind of bring things down to very personal, like almost relatable, like we've all had a speeding fine and then gone, oh, is there some way i can do you know what i mean? we've all had that, which is not what's happened here. no, exactly. yeah, it sounds like she just didn't want to do it as attorney to have to do it as the attorney general large group, which general in a large group, which i think is kind of understandable. and she was just trying there celebrities trying to there are celebrities who that, do the who do exactly that, do the do the privately. so they the cause privately. so they keep she's the cause privately. so they keep-ene-e inyingi the cause privately. so they. keep -she's trying to the cause privately. so they. kee away-she's trying to the cause privately. so they. kee away .the e's trying to the cause privately. so they. kee away .the lesser ng to the cause privately. so they. kee away .the lesser fine. get away with the lesser fine. wo— get away with the lesser fine. wo-inen— get away with the lesser fine. wo-inen-go- get away with the lesser fine. wo-inen-go oi- get away with the lesser fine. no. then go at the get away with the lesser fine. i no.-then-go at the end no. and then they go at the end by no. and then they go at the end pylinying— no. and then they go at the end pylinying io— no. and then they go at the end bbeying to have— no. and then they go at the end by trying to have private by by trying to have a private oowne—ining- by by trying to have a private course.-thing is. by by trying to have a private course. thing is like course. that's the thing is like ene— course. that's the thing is like she -following- course. that's the thing is like she -following the - course. that's the thing is like she following the thing she was just following the thing and she was just following the thing one oion-i— she was just following the thing and didn't want— she was just following the thing and didn't want be part of and didn't want to be part of inn— and didn't want to be part of inn-group.— and didn't want to be part of this-group. now,- and didn't want to be part of this group. now, people and didn't want to be part of this then group. now, people and didn't want to be part of this then say,3. now, people and didn't want to be part of this then say, well, v, people and didn't want to be part of this then say, well, whyople could then say, well, why does one —ioo— could then say, well, why does one—ioo gooo- could then say, well, why does she _too good to i could then say, well, why does she _too good to bej she not? is she too good to be inlgnowp— she not? is she too good to be inlgroup-normal- she not? is she too good to be in group normal human in a group with normal human beings?— in a group with normal human beings? there's— in a group with normal human beings? there's that argument. but of but she would have been a bit of a distraction. _ but she would have been a bit of a distraction. .done- but she would have been a bit of a distraction. .done a- but she would have been a bit of a distraction. : : a distraction. i've done a speed awareness course, you know, and they're all online now. i was i was attention was the centre of attention throughout the entire thing. this was even before gb news nick, you is nick, what do you think? is it which i mean, i which it's nonsense. i mean, i don't the which it's nonsense. i mean, i. don't—the media don't care at all. and the media are don't care at all. and the media one-inn— don't care at all. and the media are _this whole- don't care at all. and the media are this whole thing up. are driving this whole thing up. i are driving this whole thing up. i ow— are driving this whole thing up. i saw-tweeting- i saw peston tweeting frantically—

i saw peston tweeting frantically it. i was frantically about it. i was ine— frantically about it. i was iike-woe- frantically about it. i was like,-was that- frantically about it. i was like, was that energy like, where was that energy owing— during lockdowns? you couldn't ask the government any questions oiowi—eniine- about locking down the entire noiion. — about locking down the entire nation. _supposed. about locking down the entire nation. supposed to nation. but we're supposed to. cone—iienei care about this. speeding ticket and care about this. speeding ticket one-energy- care about this. speeding ticket and energy during and the tories energy during ioeniown. — and the tories energy during lockdown. to— and the tories energy during lockdown. " lockdown. to answer your question arrive when? question and arrive when? dominic cummings yeah, that's question and arrive when? domiwhenmmings yeah, that's question and arrive when? domiwhen driving. yeah, that's question and arrive when? domiwhen driving. ye an that's true. when driving for an eye test yeah the test is exactly. yeah the tories. the tories- f 4 the tories. the tories hate cyxaizccy v453" the tories. the tories hate suella braverman much— tories. the tories hate suella braverman much more than the oppoeiiion—oi- braverman much more than the opposition,_of it.i opposition, by the looks of it. i opposition, by the looks of it. i-iney-ne— opposition, by the looks of it. i-iney-ne eoying- opposition, by the looks of it. i-they're saying it- opposition, by the looks of it. i they're saying it didn't i mean, they're saying it didn't neip— i mean, they're saying it didn't neiplioei— i mean, they're saying it didn't help-last week— i mean, they're saying it didn't help-last week by- i mean, they're saying it didn't help last week by going to help us last week by going to epeon— help us last week by going to speak.natcon_ help us last week by going to speak.natcon as- help us last week by going to speak natcon as if this is speak at natcon as if this is ieniiie— speak at natcon as if this is terrible—mattl terrible thing. we saw matt noneoen— terrible thing. we saw matt. hancock—danny hancock talking about danny kroger— hancock talking about danny pmgg.-gggg,_ hancock talking about danny kruger-that, you- hancock talking about danny kruger that, you know, kruger saying that, you know, a pno—ioniiy— kruger saying that, you know, a pro—family approach is fringe pro—family approach is a fringe view— pro—family approach is a fringe view-ine— pro—family approach is a fringe view-one iony— pro—family approach is a fringe view-the tory-so. view within the tory party so iney— view within the tory party so iney-innow- view within the tory party soj they-throw-under view within the tory party so- they-throw-under the they want to throw her under the bus they want to throw her under the in ieoowee— they want to throw her under the bus because she— they want to throw her under the bus because she actually is wogneiy— bus because she actually is vaguely my vaguely conservative. that's my on — vaguely conservative. that's my on wen.— vaguely conservative. that's my on wen i— vaguely conservative. that's my take. well, i think— vaguely conservative. that's my take. well, i think no,- vaguely conservative. that's my take. "

vaguely conservative. going to ie—yeoi-ii be an interesting year to see if the hold times now. the centre will hold times now. nick monday. my nick meta on on monday. and my heart still. oh i get it. heart stood still. oh i get it. yeah. yeah the times as yeah. so yeah the times as facebook meta fined record facebook owner meta fined record ,1.2 billion for transfer users data to so this is the data to us. so this is the biggest fine issued yet . it biggest fine issued yet. it beats amazon's fine of ,746 million from 2021. yeah so and it's been the concern is that it's been the concern is that it's systematic, repetitive and continuous. so and the funny thing is nick clegg has spoken out about it and kind of weird sort of succession kind of way. theidea sort of succession kind of way. the idea that clegg sort of has anything to do with. i see him as some weird succession character, works character, right? yeah, he works for find for him, but i just find that weird but anyway, he said weird still. but anyway, he said the flawed, the decision is flawed, unjustified and sets a dangerous precedent. obviously these precedent. but obviously these companies precedent. but obviously these compan they're they're control. they're they're bigger than bigger than governments. they're bigger than governments. they're bigger than and no than most countries. and no one's figured how than most countries. and no onerein figured how than most countries. and no one rein them figured how than most countries. and no onerein them in figured how than most countries. and no onerein them in fianyed how than most countries. and no onerein them in fiany way. how we rein them in in any way. it's brave new world. it's it's the brave new world. it's ine— it's the brave new world. it's inn-know.— it's the brave new world. it'si like, - know, - says like, you know, everyone says in— like, you know, everyone says ion-new— like, you know, everyone says it's - new world - like, you know, everyone says it's-new world or- like, you know, everyone says it's new world or is it it's brave new world or is it nene— it's brave new world or is it new oi— it's brave new world or is it 1984? or the _to - it's brave new world or is it 1984? or the _to is 1984? or the answer to that is ine— 1984? or the answer to that is the commercial— 1984? or the answer to that is the commercial wing running the commercial wing is running wowe— the commercial wing is running inowe wew— the commercial wing is running brave new world.— the commercial wing is running brave new world. the governments onowno— brave new world. the governments around-continue-

brave new world. the governments around-continue to- around the world continue to oepine— around the world continue to oepine io— around the world continue to oepine io ine— around the world continue to aspire to the orwellian version , aspire to the orwellian version . oni— aspire to the orwellian version . ono siiieon— aspire to the orwellian version , and silicon valley are in enonge— , and silicon valley are in ononge oi— , and silicon valley are in charge of the— , and silicon valley are in charge of the huxley. but this is one— charge of the huxley. but this is iie iinn— charge of the huxley. but this is the link between the government and the and these companies because the companies are taking the data. is the are taking the data. this is the eu making this fine, taking it back to america . and they're back to america. and they're basically the eu saying basically and the eu is saying that is not protected, i.e. that data is not protected, i.e. washington has access to it. right. has access to all of right. and has access to all of europeans. facebook and but it's not just facebook . it's all not just facebook. it's all these other companies taking their data back america. their data back to america. data is big commodity that we is the big commodity that we exist for them. that's why we usually get them for free with a little bit of advertising and it is a problem. but their only defence seems to be facebook's defence seems to be facebook's defence about china ? defence is. what about china? china's doing that. yeah. china's doing that. yeah. china's it . china's doing that. yeah. china's it. it is a- 05» g yeah. china's it. it is a tricky one, nn-i— china's it. it is a tricky one, nn-i iii— china's it. it is a tricky one, isn't it? who— china's it. it is a tricky one, isn't it? who do _ china's it. it is a tricky one, isn't it? who do you hate more? ine— isn't it? who do you hate more? ine iii— isn't it? who do you hate more? ine in on— isn't it? who do you hate more? the eu or facebook? it's really iowgn.— the eu or facebook? it's really iowgn. we— the eu or facebook? it's really tough. me .china._ the eu or facebook? it's really tough. me china. tough. tough. me or china. it's tough. ii-e— tough. me or china. it's tough. ion-nine— tough. me or china. it's tough. ii-e-nino oi- tough. me or china. it's tough. it's-kind of feel- tough. me or china. it's tough. it's-kind of feel where it's tough. i kind of feel where everyone is giving data everyone is giving their data away about it. everyone is giving their data aaccept about it. everyone is giving their data a accept adjudication out it. everyone is giving their data aaccept adjudication ort it. i accept the adjudication or whatever and they've obviously read into it a lot more than i have. but i have a feeling that 99% the 99% of people scroll to the

bottom and click on accept. i accept terms and conditions accept your terms and conditions every time. but accept your terms and conditions everyelse time. but accept your terms and conditions everyelse areime. but accept your terms and conditions everyelse are we. but accept your terms and conditions everyelse are we supposedt accept your terms and conditions everyelse are we supposed to do? what else are we supposed to do? really? you know? but we've sold what else are we supposed to do? rea soul(ou know? but we've sold what else are we supposed to do? rea soul(outhe)w? but we've sold what else are we supposed to do? rea soul(outhe devilbut we've sold what else are we supposed to do? rea soul(outhe devil att we've sold what else are we supposed to do? rea soul(outhe devil at thatve sold our soul to the devil at that point, we? a point, haven't we? that's a great south episode where great south park episode where they do that and then they literally their soul over literally sign their soul over and of all be and they have to sort of all be joined the medical joined up in the medical experiments. funny. so josh, we'll with times now we'll stay with the times now and for that tiresome and an award for that tiresome advocate for sorry, a tireless advocate for sorry, a tireless advocate for sorry, a tireless advocate for human rights, gary lineker. indeed, tiresome. gary lineker, human rights- c gary lineker, human rights award neigniiee— lineker, human rights award reignites row— lineker, human rights award reignites row with the mps. so the reignites row with the mps. so one iorer— reignites row with the mps. so the former footballer will oeoepi— the former footballer will oeeepi epon— the former footballer will accept sport and human rights oworo— accept sport and human rights oworo in— accept sport and human rights award in rome— accept sport and human rights award in rome on— accept sport and human rights award in rome on wednesday from anneeiy— award in rome on wednesday from amnesty international. that wonoeriwi— amnesty international. that wonderful anti—semitic organisation— wonderful anti—semitic organisation allegedly and yes, so were— organisation allegedly and yes, no inere peopie— organisation allegedly and yes, so there people are saying, weii— so there people are saying, war, wny— so there people are saying, well, why like _ so there people are saying, well, why like what's he getting this well, why like what's he getting inn oworo— well, why like what's he getting this award for— well, why like what's he getting this award for ?_ well, why like what's he getting this award for ? and the thing this award for? and the thing is, this award for? and the thing is un— this award for? and the thing is iire ne— this award for? and the thing is, like he he's— this award for? and the thing is, like he he's now that he's oiioweo— is, like he he's now that he's oiioweo io— is, like he he's now that he's allowed to tweet— is, like he he's now that he's allowed to tweet about whatever for allowed to tweet about whatever ior ne— allowed to tweet about whatever for me personally— allowed to tweet about whatever for me personally .— allowed to tweet about whatever for me personally . yeah tweet for me personally. yeah tweet wnoiewer— for me personally. yeah tweet wnoiewer yon— for me personally. yeah tweet whatever you want like this idea i whatever you want like this idea i ion-i— whatever you want like this idea i ion-i mino— whatever you want like this idea i don't mind but— whatever you want like this idea i don't mind but the idea that nen— i don't mind but the idea that ne-e inn— i don't mind but the idea that he's this great— i don't mind but the idea that he's this great hero and oerioiniy— he's this great hero and certainly there's sort of this inn— certainly there's sort of this inn nero— certainly there's sort of this this hero of— certainly there's sort of this this hero of asylum seekers,

wnoi— this hero of asylum seekers, wnoi iii— this hero of asylum seekers, wnoi oio ne— this hero of asylum seekers, what did he have ? what two what did he have? what two peopie— what did he have? what two peopie one— what did he have? what two people come on,— what did he have? what two people come on, a phd student for people come on, a phd student ior o— people come on, a phd student ior o iong— people come on, a phd student for a long weekend? 4 o” for a long weekend? yeah. or something like that. the idea for a long weekend? 4 o” g c the idea is something like that. the idea is like just something like that. the idea is iire in doing— something like that. the idea is like just doing the— something like that. the idea is like just doing the tweets- g c the idea is like just doing the tweets isn't exooiiy— like just doing the tweets isn't exactly walking _ like just doing the tweets isn't exactly walking the walk in that woy. — exactly walking the walk in that woy. inn— exactly walking the walk in that woy. inn n— exactly walking the walk in that way. this is the— exactly walking the walk in that way. this is the whole world we iiwe— way. this is the whole world we iiwe in. — way. this is the whole world we iiwe in. ine— way. this is the whole world we live in. the megan— way. this is the whole world we live in. idling?" g �*fw�*rzfx�* live in. the megan thing. when we we the story, we had when we did the story, didn't the megan carr didn't we, about the megan carr case through, you know, the middle rush middle of manhattan at rush houn middle of manhattan at rush hour. but was coming hour. but but she was coming away ceremony away from an award ceremony where, was being where, again, she was being honoured for being this kind of extra role model, extra ordinary role model, a template for young women and so on magazine. think, on in ms magazine. you think, well, she possibly well, what is she possibly demonstrating him in sport? so but but if they wanted to " " �* so but but if they wanted to give it but but if they wanted to give ii eoneiooy— but but if they wanted to give it somebody who's actually purring— it somebody who's actually pniiing ineir— it somebody who's actually putting their mouth where, you know.— putting their mouth where, you know-iner— putting their mouth where, you know, _their foot - putting their mouth where, you know, their foot is or know, where their foot is or wnoiewer. — know, where their foot is ori whatever, _who know, where their foot is or- whatever,_who the whatever, sharon davis, who the wno— whatever, sharon davis, who the swimmer who has— whatever, sharon davis, who the swimmer who has been fighting iireieeeiy— swimmer who has been fighting iireieeeiy ior— swimmer who has been fighting tirelessly for women's rights, women are human, aren't they? t hey— women are human, aren't they? iney nove— women are human, aren't they? they have human— women are human, aren't they? they have human she's they have human rights. she's been— they have human rights. she's been purring— they have human rights. she's been putting herself out. iney-re—l been putting herself out.- they're_, losing, they're losing work, losing, nowing— they're losing work, losing, nowing geiiing— they're losing work, losing, having getting huge abuse or wioiewen— having getting huge abuse or whatever. she's— having getting huge abuse or whatever. she's fighting that for whatever. she's fighting that ior nonon— whatever. she's fighting that for human rights. so that's the poni— for human rights. so that's the poini. pi— for human rights. so that's the point. of course,— for human rights. so that's the point. of course, they're never going— point. of course, they're never going io— point. of course, they're never going io give— point. of course, they're never going io giwe on— point. of course, they're never going to give an award to someone like— going to give an award to someone like that. �*lfyl�*fi. : someone like that. what should they some have

they hear at some point have actually some actually encountered some cost or or possibility of or threat or possibility of loss? in order to loss? gary lineker in order to be, that'd be nice. can we arrange that?— be, that'd be nice. can we arrange that? well- " o5; can we arrange that? well yeah, absolutely. _ arrange that? well yeah, absolutely. : . arrange that? well yeah,- absolutely. but. doesn't , does absolutely. but he doesn't, does he? there's no threat at all. there's downside it. it's there's no downside to it. it's just it's just like you said, it's self—congratulatory. congratulatory people handing worr— congratulatory people handing worn owonn— congratulatory people handing work awards other work awards to each other and iinerer-e— lineker's become this weird ewiiwre— culture war barometer. and oeiwoiiy— culture war barometer. and oeiwoiiyl i — culture war barometer. and actually, i looked the actually, if i looked at the comments in— actually, if i looked at the comments in the times they comments in the times and they were—inn- were all saying, oh, this will wini— were all saying, oh, this will wind-gammons- wind up the gammons and eoneining— wind up the gammons and something brexit. wind up the gammons and something-brexit. the something about brexit. so the iine— something about brexit. so the iirne eeerne— something about brexit. so the time seems to— something about brexit. so the time seems to have become the pion— time seems to have become the inn—ano— time seems to have become the. blob—and-lineker time seems to have become the. blvery-and-lineker time seems to have become the blvery much and lineker time seems to have become the blvery much the and lineker time seems to have become the blvery much the and of lineker is very much the sort of iowowreo— is very much the sort of favoured blob- is very much the sort of favoured blob like i think it's obvious— favoured blob like i think it's obvious-everyone- favoured blob like i think it's obvious everyone thinks favoured blob like i think it's obviousis everyone thinks favoured blob like i think it's obviousis an everyone thinks favoured blob like i think it's obviousis an idiot.ine thinks favoured blob like i think it's obviousis an idiot. but hinks favoured blob like i think it's obviousis an idiot. but inlks favoured blob like i think it's obviousis an idiot. but in my lineker is an idiot. but in my in.— lineker is an idiot. but in my five,-football- lineker is an idiot. but in my five, football group five, a side football group in nonn— five, a side football group in wonn—oii- five, a side football group in north—all lovei five, a side football group in- north_all love him. five, a side football group in- norlike,-all love him. five, a side football group in norlike, okay, all love him. five, a side football group in norlike, okay, so. all love him. five, a side football group in norlike, okay, so. so .l love him. five, a side football group in norlike, okay, so. so he'se him. five, a side football group in norlike, okay, so. so he's sortn. i'm like, okay, so. so he's sort of i'm like, okay, so. so he's sort oi eoiing— i'm like, okay, so. so he's sort of eating walkers— i'm like, okay, so. so he's sort of eating walkers crisps. yeah, i of eating walkers crisps. yeah, i oion-i— of eating walkers crisps. yeah, i didn't think— of eating walkers crisps. yeah, i didn't think anyone could poeeipiy— i didn't think anyone could poeeipiy iino— i didn't think anyone could possibly find his takes interesting,— possibly find his takes interesting, they possibly find his takes interesting, .they no, interesting, but they like no, nen— interesting, but they like no, nee-igni- interesting, but they like no, he's-right. i'm- interesting, but they like no, he's right. i'm like, he's lineker's right. i'm like, so he's lineker's right. i'm like, no ioree— he's lineker's right. i'm like, so takes all— he's lineker's right. i'm like, so takes all sorts. . 3: so takes all sorts. it depends whether you've been following his football for long his views on football for long enough they just sort enough or maybe they just sort of into no, of smoothly allied into no, but gary a hero my gary lineker was a hero of my childhood in italia 90. but then you grow up one— childhood in italia 90. but then you grow up and like— childhood in italia 90. but then you grow up and like so- it 3: " lelo but then you grow up and like so many peopie.— you grow up and like so many people,_saville. you grow up and like so manyj people,_saville or people, whether it's saville or sonoiieio— people, whether it's saville or schofield lineker, find schofield or lineker, you find iney-re— schofield or lineker, you find iney-re-gwiie — schofield or lineker, you find they're quite what you they're not quite what you inongni. — they're not quite what you inongni. we. —

they're not quite what you thought. no. or- they're not quite what you thought. \oi5i o” they're not quite what you thought. \i5i thought. no. or the author of northern lights. not that i'm ooeweing— northern lights. not that i'm accusing-anythingl accusing lineker of anything iire— accusing lineker of anything like-course.- accusing lineker of anything like-course. just- accusing lineker of anything like course. just to be like that, of course. just to be ieo— like that, of course. just to be neon—owed.- clear, we don't get sued, ooeweing—oi clear, we don't get sued,- accusing_a bit of accusing him of being a bit of an- — accusing him of being a bit of on- ionoon— accusing him of being a bit of an- london mayoral. an idiot. london mayoral election news now in the daily mail. i will you mail. nick and i will tell you what, would to what, i would move back to london just to vote for this bloke. ah, yeah. well, it's noyoroi— bloke. ah, yeah. well, it's mayoral-daniel. mayoral hopeful daniel korski oni— mayoral hopeful daniel korski one-wowed— mayoral hopeful daniel korski and .vowed .turn- mayoral hopeful daniel korski and vowed turn off red and he's vowed to turn off red iignn— and he's vowed to turn off red lights-london— and he's vowed to turn off red lights london between 10 pm. lights in london between 10 pm. andia-m-— lights in london between 10 pm. onilonlepeeo— lights in london between 10 pm. andia.m..speed up- lights in london between 10 pm. and am. speed up traffic and 7 am. to speed up traffic oni— and 7 am. to speed up traffic on eerop— and 7 am. to speed up traffic on eerop zo— and 7 am. to speed up traffic and scrap 20 mile— and 7 am. to speed up traffic and scrap 20 mile per hour iinin— and scrap 20 mile per hour limits, which— and scrap 20 mile per hour limits, which that will be popnior— limits, which that will be popular because limits limits, which that will be- popular because - limits are popular because those limits are oiewni— popular because those limits are oewnnoweir— popular because those limits are absurcknows it. _ popular because those limits are absurcknows it. ?5: popular because those limits are absurcknows it. 35: g“.5 popular because those limits are absurci.”r5i�*"�*"i5it. 35: g“.5 popular because those limits are absurci.”r5i�*"�*"i5 . g“.5 : . g“.5 popular because those limits are absurci.”r5i�*"�*"i5 . g“.5 l “57 means traffic lights. does he? that refers to late at night. vow-re— that refers to late at night. you're there— that refers to late at night. you're there at— that refers to late at night. you're there at a- that refers to late at night. you're there at a red light. vow-e— you're there at a red light. you're-there- you're there at a red light. you're-there for. you're there at a red light.| you're-there for no you're standing there for no reason-there- you're standing there for no reason _there for. you're standing there for no reason there for no reason or sitting there for no reoeon-eoying- reason. and he's saying with rnoerno— reason. and he's saying with modern—we- reason. and he's saying with. modern—we should modern technology we should be at modern technology we should be oi-ii— modern technology we should be oi-ii-yow— modern technology we should be oi-ii-yow ion-i- modern technology we should be at-it-you don't havei at work it out so you don't have to at work it out so you don't have iolinere— at work it out so you don't have iolinere in— at work it out so you don't have to .there in the— at work it out so you don't have to there in the amber to sit there in the amber ioeieoiiy— to sit there in the amber basically flashing france. 5“i5«r basically flashing france. they iore— basically flashing france. they none-inning— basically flashing france. they have flashing amber at have the flashing amber at night—time. yeah. so they occasionally-right.- night—time. yeah. so they. occasionally-right. even occasionally get it right. even irone— occasionally get it right. even ironee-gwy-iol france. but this guy used to work—ni france. but this guy used to. worn—n noi work for cameron, which is not greoi—i- work for cameron, which is not greoi—i neer- great, but i always i never understand— great, but i always i never understand don't understand why they don't put ieiier— understand why they don't put better candidates. i mean, noiiey— better candidates. i mean, pony-wen.- better candidates. i mean, bailey well. shaun bailey bailey did well. shaun bailey they— bailey did well. shaun bailey iney enowio— bailey did well. shaun bailey they should more candidates they should put more candidates ogoinei— they should put more candidates ogoinei-oon-i— they should put more candidates against-don't-whyl against khan. i don't know why he against khan. i don't know why ne—owr- against khan. i don't know why ne—owr oopiioii against khan. i don't know why hsuppose our capital. against khan. i don't know why hsuppose the our capital. against khan. i don't know why hsuppose the obvious capital. against khan. i don't know why hsuppose the obvious reason. against khan. i don't know why hsuppose the obvious reason is i suppose the obvious reason is ioiown— i suppose the obvious reason is ioiowr. in— i suppose the obvious reason is labour. i'm going— i suppose the obvious reason is labour. i'm going put anyone labour. i'm going to put anyone ogoinei—ine—

labour. i'm going to put anyone against-the tories. against him. then the tories nove— against him. then the tories have-someone- have to find someone that ionoonen— have to find someone that- londoners—which londoners would vote for, which is londoners would vote for, which n—ior- londoners would vote for, which n—ior inenl is nearly impossible for them. iney-we—wno they've got this guy boff who noe— they've got this guy boff who noelioo— they've got this guy boff who has-too weird— they've got this guy boff who has .too weird a - they've got this guy boff who has too weird a name to get has far too weird a name to get eieeieoi— has far too weird a name to get eieeieoi-going- has far too weird a name to get elected,-going to- elected, so they're going to eirnggie. — elected, so they're going to eirnggie. noi— elected, so they're going to struggle. but guy, does elected, so they're going to strugg interesting, guy, does elected, so they're going to strugg interesting, but does elected, so they're going to strugg interesting, but hisioes elected, so they're going to strugg interesting, but his views sound interesting, but his views are sound interesting, but his views oireooy— sound interesting, but his views are already being— are already being mischaracterised as like the onii—il anti traffic lights guy. i woni— anti traffic lights guy. i wasn't_him.| anti traffic lights guy. i wasn't_ him. then wasn't sure about him. and then i read that he's the current vice jewish vice president of the jewish leadership council. i was like, yeah, are yeah, he's great, but there are there are things. the first there are some things. the first of people out outside of all, now people out outside of all, now people out outside of london may be going, why is there are talking about there why are we talking about london? annoying? there why are we talking about londoof annoying? there why are we talking about londoof course, annoying? there why are we talking about londoof course, a annoying? there why are we talking about londoof course, a lotinoying? there why are we talking about londoof course, a lot ofyying? there why are we talking about londoof course, a lot of the]? well, of course, a lot of the travel stuff starts here travel stuff that starts here then works its way ulez and whatnot cities, to whatnot to other cities, to oxford absolutely. so oxford and so on. absolutely. so it is important to talk about this. and the thing to say this. and the other thing to say is and certainly is that travel and certainly cars driving will be a massive factor during the next mayor mayor yeah. and it's mayor campaign. yeah. and it's also city of our also the capital city of our oowniry— also the capital city of our oowniry-noe- also the capital city of our country has been also the capital city of our- country-has been destroyed country which has been destroyed by_i_ country which has been destroyed iy—i neon- country which has been destroyed iy—i i- country which has been destroyedj iy—i i on by this idiot khan. i mean, i am personally i personally biased because i drive lot late at night drive quite a lot late at night and really infuriating and it is really infuriating when going walking and it is really infuriating when down going walking and it is really infuriating whendown park going walking and it is really infuriating when down park laneg walking and it is really infuriating when down park lane , walking and it is really infuriating when down park lane , you king and it is really infuriating when down park lane , you know, pace down park lane, you know, with no other traffic around at all. just crazy. but it all. it's just crazy. but it probably is a minority issue. it just like it might just feels like it might be a tilt back towards sense ,

tilt back towards common sense, though i would go with it on that that would be nice. that front. that would be nice. yeah. ireland yeah. anyway, over to ireland with josh and with the telegraph now, josh and it some people are it seems some people are not aware alcoholic drinks aware that alcoholic drinks contain indeed well, contain alcohol. indeed well, drunk people. yeah.- 5 5“ 5 :: well, drunk people. yeah. some people in ireiono— drunk people. yeah. some people in ireiono poi— drunk people. yeah. some people in ireland put cigarettes , in ireland put cigarettes, cancer warnings on alcohol. so i ion-i— cancer warnings on alcohol. so i ion-i know— cancer warnings on alcohol. so i ion-i know i— cancer warnings on alcohol. so i don't know if that— cancer warnings on alcohol. so i don't know if that means that in ireionoi— don't know if that means that in ireiono. yon— don't know if that means that in ireland, you know,— don't know if that means that in ireland, you know, like when iney— ireland, you know, like when iney poi— ireland, you know, like when iney poi ine— ireland, you know, like when they put the little clover on a guinness.— they put the little clover on a guinness. yeah.— they put the little clover on a guinness. yeah. maybe they'll do likew— guinness. yeah. maybe they'll do like,lcancerous_ guinness. yeah. maybe they'll do like,lcancerous cell— guinness. yeah. maybe they'll do like, cancerous cell or like, a cancerous cell or eoneining. — like, a cancerous cell or something. oh, that would be -iie— something. oh, that would be nice. _the-yeah,j nice. like in the froth. yeah, in froth. that'd nice in the froth. that'd be a nice iiiiie— in the froth. that'd be a nice little touch. _ in the froth. that'd be a nice little touch. like— 5“ that'd be a nice little touch. like when they do the little touch. like when they do one-ieoi. — little touch. like when they do the-leaf. yeah,- little touch. like when they do the leaf. lv45r5i 5“ r5,ip

yeah, this is the sixth pint as you have. but the other thing is oiowi— you have. but the other thing is oiowi ineee— you have. but the other thing is about these warnings— but the other thing is about these warnings if about these warnings is if yon-re— about these warnings is if yone—ion- about these warnings is ifi you're—lot, your you're drinking a lot, your eyes are you're drinking a lot, your eyes ore—iii- you're drinking a lot, your eyes ore—iii iwzzy. i are going to be a bit fuzzy. non.— are going to be a bit fuzzy. veon. so— are going to be a bit fuzzy. yeah. so how— are going to be a bit fuzzy. yeah. so how are you going to be oioie— yeah. so how are you going to be oiie io— yeah. so how are you going to be oiie io ioowe— yeah. so how are you going to be able to focus on— yeah. so how are you going to be able to focus on it?— yeah. so how are you going to be able to focus on it? good point. iney-re— able to focus on it? good point. iney-re one— able to focus on it? good point. they're also creating— able to focus on it? good point. they're also creating sorry- able to focus on it? good point. they're also creating sorry to be about, but they're be very dry about, but they're creating trade barriers and complications. we're going on a different labelling system to europe question is, is europe and the question is, is it worth it because it it worth it because will it actually work? people saying actually work? people are saying here, based here, well, it's not based on any quite of any evidence. it's quite sort of grim nanny and also grim and nanny state. and also it i mean, it doesn't work. i mean, i haven't seen these statistics on the smoking ones, but there's no real is real evidence that this is actually to anything. actually going to do anything. wait chris snowden wait and see what chris snowden iron — wait and see what chris snowden iron-inw— wait and see what chris snowden iron-inn eoye. — wait and see what chris snowden from - iea says. .the - from the iea says. he's the experi— from the iea says. he's the open-oioi.- from the iea says. he's the expert stuff. and expert on this stuff. and i nowen-i— expert on this stuff. and i haven't-his- expert on this stuff. and i. haven't-his-yet, expert on this stuff. and i- haven't-his-yet, but haven't seen his views yet, but nen— haven't seen his views yet, but ne-e very— haven't seen his views yet, but ne-e very good— haven't seen his views yet, but ne-e very good on— haven't seen his views yet, but he's very good on minimum pricing— pricing and everything. i inowgni— pricing and everything. ii thought—was thought this statistic was interesting. _ thought this statistic was interesting. and see interesting. i'll wait and see wnoi— interesting. i'll wait and see wnoi-weowy- interesting. i'll wait and see what heavy drinking is interesting. i'll wait and see whthe heavy drinking is interesting. i'll wait and see whthe rise. heavy drinking is interesting. i'll wait and see whthe rise. yes eavy drinking is interesting. i'll wait and see whthe rise. yes eavyalcoholig is on the rise. yes but alcohol eonennpiion— on the rise. yes but alcohol consumption has fallen steadily since— consumption has fallen steadily einoeo— iew- since 2001. yes. just a few hardcore binges. it's really ieooning— hardcore binges. it's really becoming l potato - :5 q it's really becoming potato distribution. becoming a potato distribution. eozo. — becoming a potato distribution. eozo. renn— becoming a potato distribution. 8020. 4 4 as gets more 8020. yeah. yeah as it gets more epenie— 8020. yeah. yeah as it gets more expeneiweline— 8020. yeah. yeah as it gets more expensive-the other— 8020. 4 4 as it gets more expensive the other issue. expensive is the other issue. iioyie— expensive is the other issue. iioyie ii— expensive is the other issue. woype ii in. — expensive is the other issue. maybe it is. it's— expensive is the other issue. maybe it is. it's nice that maybe it is. it's a nice that ine— maybe it is. it's a nice that one penon— maybe it is. it's a nice that the person here— maybe it is. it's a nice that the person here that said just to the person here that said just io-o— the person here that said just io-o worning- the person here that said just to a warning about it to give us a warning about it enongeo— changed your personality. it nones— changed your personality. iti none—iney makes people do things they wowion-i— makes people do things they wouldn't otherwise do. and that expioine—

explains my five children. yeah iney— explains my five children. yeah iney oe— explains my five children. yeah iney iire— explains my five children. yeah they are like marmite by—product of they are like marmite by—product oi ine— they are like marmite by—product oi ine brewing— they are like marmite by—product of the brewing industry. that is oioi— of the brewing industry. that is iioi oeoiion— of the brewing industry. that is that section done— of the brewing industry. that is that section done joyous for the next. when we delve into tiktok is entering stranger's homes is a tone deaf uber diversity chief and much more besides see you in and much more besides see you in a couple of

choose britain's news . channel choose britain's news. channel yeah. welcome back to headliners. you should know the eni— headliners. you should know the ooei py— headliners. you should know the ooei by now— headliners. you should know the eoei py eo— headliners. you should know the cast by now, so we'll— : you should know the cast by now, so we'll get eiroigni— cast by now, so we'll get straight back— cast by now, so we'll get straight back into it. nick the poiiy— straight back into it. nick the poiiy iioii— straight back into it. nick the daily mail from _ straight back into it. nick the daily mail from birmingham and a movie— daily mail from birmingham and a oiowi— daily mail from birmingham and a movie about young— daily mail from birmingham and a movie about young women being eoeroeo— movie about young women being eoereeo inio— movie about young women being coerced into joining isis is oeeweeo— coerced into joining isis is owned oi— coerced into joining isis is accused of being islamophobic . accused of being islamophobic. wick— accused of being islamophobic. wick non.— accused of being islamophobic. wick veoi. eo— accused of being islamophobic. nick yeah, so they've— accused of being islamophobic. nick yeah, so they've got- accused of being islamophobic. nick yeah, so they've got this video. it says the moment muslim activists stormed birmingham cinema screening of bollywood activists stormed birmingham cineithe;creening of bollywood activists stormed birmingham cineithe corral,ig of bollywood activists stormed birmingham cineithe corral, a of bollywood activists stormed birmingham cineithe corral, a storyillywood activists stormed birmingham cineithe corral, a story .lywood activists stormed birmingham cineithe corral, a story . and)d film the corral, a story. and i've watched the video and there's basically people saying, look, take this look, we can't take this discrimination against muslims and , and it's a ten and kashmiris, and it's a ten minute film. so by the way, this is the only way to get any nofice is the only way to get any notice for your short i notice for your short film. i mean, often do you even hear mean, how often do you even hear about short film? the way to

about a short film? the way to do to insult an entire do it is to insult an entire religion. then actually religion. then you'll actually get publicity. they have get some publicity. they have backhanders_ backhanders come in and break in. backhanders come in and break in—oiowi- backhanders come in and break in. _about thesei in. well, i wonder about these ininge. — in. well, i wonder about these things- -p5y°p-- in. well, i wonder about these things. _psyop. it's- things. it's a psyop. it's always but the always possible. but yeah, the claim is in the film was that 30,000 have disappeared 30,000 women have disappeared after isis. 30,000 women have disappeared afteithis isis. 30,000 women have disappeared afteithis was isis. 30,000 women have disappeared afteithis was removed isis. 30,000 women have disappeared afteithis was removed ithe and this was removed in the trailer. they actually removed and this was removed in the traileevenay actually removed and this was removed in the traileevenay actuatheyemoved and this was removed in the traileevenay actuathey claimi this, even though they claim they've research , but they've done great research, but they've done great research, but they didn't want to in they didn't want to get in trouble that. they trouble for that. so they took that is obviously that out. but this is obviously upset lot of muslims say upset a lot of muslims who say that it's, know, hey, you're that it's, you know, hey, you're having really. it's about having a go. really. it's about isis hindus isis recruiting hindus and christians. has crossed isis recruiting hindus and chrilineis. has crossed isis recruiting hindus and chriline for has crossed isis recruiting hindus and chriline for people. ssed isis recruiting hindus and chriline for people. you the line for some people. you wouldn't be the line for some people. youi wouldn't-be associated. wouldn't want to be associated. ano— wouldn't want to be associated. and-oi— wouldn't want to be associated. and-oi weiro- and it's kind of weird calculation,- and it's kind of weird calculation, guess, and it's kind of weird calculation,iguess, it? calculation, i guess, isn't it? is-implication- calculation, i guess, isn't it? is implication that islam is the implication that islam oni— is the implication that islam ono-oii— is the implication that islam one-oii one- is the implication that islam and-all one or- is the implication that islam and-all one orlitl and isis are all one or is it or iney— and isis are all one or is it or iney noi— and isis are all one or is it or can they not see— and isis are all one or is it or can they not see that you might be woniing— can they not see that you might be woniing io— can they not see that you might be wanting to there this be wanting to say there is this wno— be wanting to say there is this kindli— be wanting to say there is this kindli ion-i— be wanting to say there is this kind-i don't know,- be wanting to say there is this kind i don't know, like a kind of i don't know, like a weird— kind of i don't know, like a weird cancerous— kind of i don't know, like a- weird cancerous-islam weird cancerous version of islam wnien— weird cancerous version of islam wnien-ieeone— weird cancerous version of islam which-become like- weird cancerous version of islam which become like that, you which can become like that, you know— which can become like that, you know wnoi— which can become like that, you know whatimean? _ which can become like that, you know what mean? : 5 know what i mean? i'd certainly orgie— know what i mean? i'd certainly argue down argue that shutting down cultural expression is not a great way of distancing yourself off from reassuring people that isis is an outlier and there's a quote here. he says, he said, look, extremists has endorsed this film. this is the person who's also been involved. he was

banned outside banned from protesting outside a primary school because were primary school because they were teaching . and also teaching lgbt values. and also he was involved in the campaign last year to pull the lady of heaven, which . yeah, because heaven, which. yeah, because they say it was a blasphemy thing , which was i felt thing, which was i felt disgusting that the cinema actually did in the end bow to that. and he says an extremist has endorsed which is has endorsed his film, which is arguably we will not arguably ironic. we will not allow it. that's the problem . we allow it. that's the problem. we will not allow it. i'm sorry. you live in a country , a liberal you live in a country, a liberal democracy where people have freedom of expression and you don't make that call, mate. i'm sorry . and so going in like sorry. and so going in like protesting is great. protest outside. say make your case that it's arguable that it is bigotry or it's wrong. the facts are wrong. and all of that stuff. but when you're breaking into when you're not breaking in, when you're not breaking in, when you're not breaking in, when you're going into the cinema itself, stopping the film being shown and having the police and kicked police be called and get kicked out saying, we will out and saying, we will not allow that's the line allow it, that's when the line gets absolutely. well, gets crossed. absolutely. well, say about say what you want about the iiweiine—

say what you want about the muslims-stand- say what you want about the. muslims.-stand.for muslims. they do stand up for ineir— muslims. they do stand up for their religion. _ muslims. they do stand up for their religion. i— muslims. they do stand up for their religion. i think the monk— their religion. i think the noroi n— their religion. i think the moral is more- their religion. i think the moral is more christians need to inwooe— moral is more christians need toj inwooe—i-we invade cinemas. that's what i've ioken— invade cinemas. that's what i've taken because— invade cinemas. that's what i've taken because been taken because i've just been in— taken because i've just been i-we—i-we- taken because i've just been i-we—i-we ieenl i've just saying i've been wrong— i've just saying i've been writinglthing- i've just saying i've been writing thing about life of writing a thing about life of prion.— writing a thing about life of brian, which— writing a thing about life of brian, which is— writing a thing about life of brian, which is it pleases found inoi— brian, which is it pleases found inoi-nowing- brian, which is it pleases found that-having to- brian, which is it pleases found that having to change that he's now having to change the that he's now having to change one ioreiio— that he's now having to change the loretta the— that he's now having to change the loretta the trans kind of on — the loretta the trans kind of ioke. noi— the loretta the trans kind of ioke. nwi eo— the loretta the trans kind of joke. but 40 years- the loretta the trans kind of joke. 4d q joke. but 40 years ago, of course when that came out, the christian church very christian church did very loudly. but it had i can't remember had of an remember if it had much of an impact, do remember impact, but i do remember muggeridge and the bishop of southwark of debating it. southwark kind of debating it. but had but they had laws then they had the about blasphemy the time and about blasphemy laws, don't have laws, which we don't have now. 1979, i think 1979, i believe. i don't think so. don't think so. they got so. i don't think so. they got banned for it wasn't blasphemy laws, but they did. laws, wasn't it? but they did. it frowned upon. it was just frowned upon. i don't think anyway but yeah, don't think so. anyway but yeah, absolutely. the absolutely. i watched the trailer for it, by the way. it looks like quite a decent, well—made film. i would suggest he doesn't watch true lies because about because that is very dodgy about muslims. have scrote muslims. josh we have scrote news now and tiktoker missy or mitzi is given a platform in the independent to justify his charmless online content. indeed, more than charmless iikioker— indeed, more than charmless tiktoker who— indeed, more than charmless tiktoker who entered stranger's

none.— tiktoker who entered stranger's home, defends— tiktoker who entered stranger's home, defends videos amid calls for home, defends videos amid calls ior nie— home, defends videos amid calls for his arrest,— home, defends videos amid calls for his arrest, pulling a oioeeie— for his arrest, pulling a classic ali _ for his arrest, pulling a classic ali g- for his arrest, pulling a classic ali g is it because i is iioeki— classic ali g is it because i is black? basically— classic ali g is it because i is black? basically is what he said or ne— black? basically is what he said or ne eoio— black? basically is what he said or ne eoio in— black? basically is what he said or he said i'm a— black? basically is what he said or he said i'm a black male ooing— or he said i'm a black male ooing ineee— or he said i'm a black male doing these things and that's why— doing these things and that's wny inere-e— doing these things and that's why there's such— doing these things and that's why there's such an uproar on ine— why there's such an uproar on one iniernei.— why there's such an uproar on the internet. no,— why there's such an uproar on the internet. no, mate, the reason why there's such an wproor— reason why there's such an uproar-internet- uproar on the internet is ieeowee— uproar on the internet is peeonee your— uproar on the internet is because your behaviour is ongoing— because your behaviour is disgusting arguably disgusting and arguably oongerowe.— disgusting and arguably dangerous. has, you know, dangerous. and has, you know, going— dangerous. and has, you know, going oronno— dangerous. and has, you know, going around and— dangerous. and has, you know, going around and supposedly picking— going around and supposedly picking on— going around and supposedly picking on jewish people, reiigiowe— picking on jewish people, religious jews— picking on jewish people, religious jews in, you know, and knocking— religious jews in, you know, and knocking on— religious jews in, you know, and knocking off hats,— religious jews in, you know, and knocking off hats, stealing, noroeeing— knocking off hats, stealing, harassing jewish people and going— harassing jewish people and going in— harassing jewish people and going in someone's home. and ono— going in someone's home. and ono inn— going in someone's home. and ono inn n— going in someone's home. and also this is the— going in someone's home. and also this is the most watching a penon— also this is the most watching a iwnen oi— also this is the most watching a bunch of these— also this is the most watching a bunch of these videos they've oppeoreo— bunch of these videos they've oppeoreo on— bunch of these videos they've oppeoreo on my— bunch of these videos they've appeared on my timeline recently going— appeared on my timeline recently going up— appeared on my timeline recently going up io— appeared on my timeline recently going up to pebble— appeared on my timeline recently going up to people saying, do you—young. going up to people saying, do. yon—young girn you want to die like young girls ono— you want to die like young girls one-iner— you want to die like young girls and _their hair?- you want to die like young girls and-their hair? do- you want to die like young girls and their hair? do you and stroking their hair? do you won— and stroking their hair? do you woni io— and stroking their hair? do you woni io oiei— and stroking their hair? do you want to die? yeah.— and stroking their hair? do you want to die? yeah. going up to guys— want to die? yeah. going up to gnyeline— want to die? yeah. going up to guys-the street.— want to die? yeah. going up to guys the street. do you want guys in the street. do you want to guys in the street. do you want io-inen— guys in the street. do you want to-then chasing- guys in the street. do you want to then chasing people to die? and then chasing people down.— to die? and then chasing people gown—ine- down. it's like and then the poke— down. it's like and then the iokelne-e— down. it's like and then the iokelne-e-io- down. it's like and then the joke-he's-to dye. down. it's like and then the joke he's to dye their joke is he's going to dye their non— joke is he's going to dye their hair,-doesn't- joke is he's going to dye their hair, doesn't make hair, which doesn't make sense gronnoiieoiiy— hair, which doesn't make sense grammatically start. grammatically for a start. but it's grammatically for a start. but ion-grew— grammatically for a start. but it's-great point. - grammatically for a start. but it's great point. there's it's not a great point. there's nothing obviously menacing. nothing obviously just menacing. it's deflation. there's nothing orgnoiiy— it's deflation. there's nothing arguably dangerous- . : 55“ there's nothing arguably dangerous about it. wen— arguably dangerous about it. ne-e going— arguably dangerous about it. ne-e going ne— arguably dangerous about it. he's going he went in someone's

none.— he's going he went in someone's none-ewe yon- he's going he went in someone's home, sure you know, it's home, as i'm sure you know, it's kind— home, as i'm sure you know, it's king—oion— home, as i'm sure you know, it's kino—eiori oi- home, as i'm sure you know, it's kind—start of funny. kind of like the start of funny gonee— kind of like the start of funny gonee or— kind of like the start of funny games or something. he's games or something. and he's eoying— saying that it's, oh, because in — saying that it's, oh, because in _woiwoiiy.- i'm black. actually, it's propopiy— i'm black. actually, it's. propopiy—we probably the opposite. he propopiy— probably thinks because the poiiee—oil police are soft, because of our pc police are soft, because of our ic owiiwre— police are soft, because of our pc culture, he— police are soft, because of our pc culture, he can— police are soft, because of our pc culture, he can get away with it. pc culture, he can get away with in -oinoiwieiy— it. but it's absolutely ongneiing. - it. but it's absolutely disgusting. agree it. but it's absolutely disgljohn]. agree it. but it's absolutely disgljohn is agree it. but it's absolutely disgljohn is incentivisedigree it. but it's absolutely disgljohn is incentivised byie with john is incentivised by iikiok— with john is incentivised by tiktok, this— with john is incentivised by tiktok, this kind of thing. onwioweiy — tiktok, this kind of thing. i obviously _it's obviously well, i argue it's incentivised like incentivised by someone like andrew tate because what he says here the that here is it's the fact that they're that's they're talking about it that's important of his important and that's one of his lessons, it, that it lessons, isn't it, that it doesn't really matter what you say. about grabbing say. it's all about grabbing people's attention. well yeah, i just general tiktok just think it's a general tiktok culture. but it's incredible. ine—nonogeoi the independent managed to say that—conversation. that it sparked a conversation oiowi— that it sparked a conversation about-privilege.- that it sparked a conversation about privilege. you about white privilege. can you ieiiewe— about white privilege. can you believe—break- about white privilege. can you believe break into believe that? they break into someone's home with children were?— someone's home with children there?-that's_ someone's home with children there?-that's the- there? and that's the independents so that independents take on it. so that kind— independents take on it. so that kind oi— independents take on it. so that kind oi prove— independents take on it. so that kind of proves my— independents take on it. so that kind of proves my point more rnorernneee- — kind of proves my point more rnorernneee- i- kind of proves my point more more misses. i mean, he's more than misses. i mean, he's goi—iiiiie— more than misses. i mean, he's got-little excuse- more than misses. i mean, he's got little excuse and got he's got a little excuse and a got he's got a little excuse and o-iookeiory— got he's got a little excuse and a-backstory.every- a little backstory for every pronk. — a little backstory for every prank. - always - a little backstory for every prank. .always oh, the prank. he's always gone. oh, the one the old lady's dog, one where i the old lady's dog, she about it she was laughing about it earlier apologise earlier and i apologise afterwards, doesn't afterwards, but it doesn't matter individual. matter about the individual. it's communication version it's the communication version of the thrill that he seems to be getting from badly behaving that's going to create the copycats and somebody else is

he. even if he is absolutely like covering himself before and after , which i don't believe for after, which i don't believe for one moment, but if he is, that doesn't exclude the possibility that this, you know, escalates into something. right. well, did you see the one with the woman where said, oh, you my mum? where he said, oh, you my mum? and she said, i'll knock you out wiin— and she said, i'll knock you out with-umbrella.— and she said, i'll knock you out with-umbrella.-was. and she said, i'll knock you out with umbrella. was the with the umbrella. that was the peei— with the umbrella. that was the best _ absolutely. . best one. yeah, absolutely. neonoe— best one. yeah, absolutely. . because—stand because she was going to stand for exactly. but for any of that. exactly. but there's kids have been there's like kids have been already there already been inspired. and there was a thing shop was was a thing where a shop was ransacked fans and they ransacked by his fans and they were doing a mizzy or were calling it doing a mizzy or doing whatever. yeah, it's not good. no good, no telegraph, no oiveniiy— good. no good, no telegraph, no oiveniiy ono— q: no good, no telegraph, no diversity and inclusion workshops, _ diversity and inclusion workshops, working their usual nogio— workshops, working their usual nogielnornony— workshops, working their usual magic harmony in the magic on harmony in the workpioee— magic on harmony in the workpioee. — magic on harmony in the workplace. lv45r5i 5“ magic on harmony in the workplace. yeah, this a weird workplace. yeah, this is a weird one. so uber diversity- workplace. 4 5“ : so uber diversity chief one. so uber diversity chief pioeeo—ionei one. so uber diversity chiefi placed—tone deaf placed on leave for tone deaf ioik— placed on leave for tone deaf ioik on— placed on leave for tone deaf talk on white— placed on leave for tone deaf talk on white women. this was an anion— talk on white women. this was an anion-coini— talk on white women. this was an asian-called bo-lee, asian woman called bo yong lee, ono— asian woman called bo yong lee, one-o— asian woman called bo yong lee, one-o epeeen— asian woman called bo yong lee, and-a speech called- and she had a speech called don-i— and she had a speech called pon-i-iie— and she had a speech called don't-me karen- and she had a speech called don't-me karen .- and she had a speech called don't me karen . and someone don't call me karen. and someone has don't call me karen. and someone in eonpioineo— don't call me karen. and someone has complained about who's has complained about it who's oeiwoiiy— has complained about it who's oeiwoiiy o— has complained about it who's actually a black— has complained about it who's actually a black female employee and actually a black female employee one—ione— actually a black female employee and—tone deaf,- and said that it's tone deaf, oiieneive— and said that it's tone deaf, offensive triggering. offensive and triggering. i'm not offensive and triggering. i'm noi—ii- offensive and triggering. i'm noi—ii one-e- not exactly sure if she's eonpioining— not exactly sure if she's complaining as a as a as a woman ieoowee— complaining as a as a as a woman ieeowee oi— complaining as a as a as a woman ieeowee oi ine— complaining as a as a as a woman because of the term— complaining as a as a as a woman because of the term karen or wnoi— because of the term karen or wnoi ii-e— because of the term karen or what it's quite— because of the term karen or what it's quite unclear. i think ene— what it's quite unclear. i think

one-kno— what it's quite unclear. i think she-and you're- what it's quite unclear. i think she-and you're right- what it's quite unclear. i think she-and you're right ,- what it's quite unclear. i think she .and you're right, it. what it's quite unclear. i think she 5“: q“. . she is. and you're right, it is unclear. my reading was that unclear. but my reading was that some of the staff felt that the word karen was being presented as an equivalent to actual racial slurs, that they use. so even though it's a racial- -55 so even though it's a racial slur on wniie— even though it's a racial slur on white women,— even though it's a racial slur on white women, they've still nonogeo— on white women, they've still nonogeo io— on white women, they've still nonogeo io noy— on white women, they've still managed to say it's a racial enr— managed to say it's a racial eiwr on— managed to say it's a racial slur on on black— managed to say it's a racial slur on on black women somehow. no slur on on black women somehow. wo preienoing— slur on on black women somehow. no pretending that— slur on on black women somehow. no pretending that it's— slur on on black women somehow. no pretending that it's as- slur on on black women somehow. no pretending that it's as bad- no pretending that it's as bad equivalent. right. right. so it's think it's a it's elevated. i think it's a now.— it's elevated. i think it's a reoiiy. reoiiy— . : i think it's a really, really interesting story . : i think it's a r

like this woman, bohyung lee, goinereo— like this woman, bohyung lee, goinereo inn— like this woman, bohyung lee, gathered this group together to oion— gathered this group together to eiori ioiking— gathered this group together to start talking about discrimination from all angles ono— discrimination from all angles on now— discrimination from all angles on now ine— discrimination from all angles and how the karen is a dismissive— and how the karen is a dismissive and arguably bigoted oern— dismissive and arguably bigoted iern iowonn— dismissive and arguably bigoted term towards white women. and it iike— term towards white women. and it seems like what— term towards white women. and it seems like what happened here is iioek— seems like what happened here is some black women— seems like what happened here is some black women went , wait some black women went, wait a nine— some black women went, wait a nine inoi-e— some black women went, wait a minute, that's not— some black women went, wait a minute, that's not what i don't nove— minute, that's not what i don't nove o— minute, that's not what i don't nove o roeni— minute, that's not what i don't have a racist bone— minute, that's not what i don't have a racist bone in my body or wnoiever. — have a racist bone in my body or wnoiever. ano— have a racist bone in my body or whatever. and that's really what noppeneo.— whatever. and that's really what noppeneo. ano— whatever. and that's really what happened. and now she's been suspended— happened. and now she's been suspended-yeah,- happened. and now she's been suspended yeah, well, suspended for it. yeah, well, one-e— suspended for it. yeah, well, ones on— suspended for it. yeah, well, she's on she's— suspended for it. yeah, well, she's on she's on— suspended for it. yeah, well, she's on she's on a leave, which noyie—ii— she's on she's on a leave, which noyie—iiowi. - she's on she's on a leave, which noyie—ii owi. i- maybe they'll sort it out. i inn— maybe they'll sort it out. i mean, this is— maybe they'll sort it out. i mean, this is a— maybe they'll sort it out. i mean, this is a place- maybe they'll sort it out. i mean, this is a place on placed on leave. she maybe we could ini— on leave. she maybe we could in iike— on leave. she maybe we could in iike noi— on leave. she maybe we could just like not have— 5“ she maybe we could just like not have constant weiro— just like not have constant weird seminars— just like not have constant weird seminars race just like not have constant weird seminars-race the weird seminars about race in the workpioee— workplace. that could be an ioeo. — workplace. that could be ani ioeo. _peoe workplace. that could be an. ioeo. _peoe ii idea. it never brings peace. it never hasn't helped kind of. sort does it? sort of tranquillity, does it? it's let it lie. it's like you just let it lie. so you don't let it lie. and young people are leaving school without the skills needed to smoothly be rendered redundant by . yeah. look, smoothly be rendered redundant by .yeah. look, ai smoothly be rendered redundant by . yeah. look, ai is going by ai. yeah. look, ai is going to by ai. yeah. look, ai is going io kiii— by ai. yeah. look, ai is going io kiii we— by ai. yeah. look, ai is going to kill us anyway,— by ai. yeah. look, ai is going to kill us anyway, so- ' 4 look, ai is going to kill us anyway, so who cares? iike.— to kill us anyway, so who cares? iike-enonoe— to kill us anyway, so who cares? like, _chance do _ to kill us anyway, so who cares? like, chance do have? like, what chance do we have? it like, what chance do we have? ii-kino— like, what chance do we have? ii-kino-iike- like, what chance do we have? it-kind-like it's. it does kind of seem like it's like you not learn how like could you not learn how to just, after the ai just, like, look after the ai and make its tea and. yeah, yeah, exactly. just get ready for yeah, exactly. just get ready ior ine— yeah, exactly. just get ready for the whole— yeah, exactly. just get ready for the whole of— «ri5r5i 5“ lil>kir5�*lf...g just get ready for the whole of humanity to ini— for the whole of humanity to ioe-enven— for the whole of humanity to just-slaves. yeah- for the whole of humanity to just slaves. yeah employers just be slaves. yeah employers eirnggie— just be slaves. yeah employers eirnggie-yowng- just be slaves. yeah employers struggle young people struggle to find young people

wiin— struggle to find young people wiin -ekiin— struggle to find young people with skills succeed with the life skills to succeed inlworkpiooe— with the life skills to succeedj in lworkplace _the in a workplace shaped by the ironeiiion— in a workplace shaped by the transition-net— in a workplace shaped by the transition net zero. and ai transition to net zero. and ai kepori— transition to net zero. and ai kepori-n- transition to net zero. and ai kepori-n in- transition to net zero. and ai report-is in with. report finds this is in with a penon— report finds this is in with a iwnen oi— report finds this is in with a bunch of scouts— report finds this is in with a bunch of scouts .— report finds this is in with a bunch of scouts . i think bunch of scouts. i think essentially— bunch of scouts. i think essentially and i think it's ooiwoiiy— essentially and i think it's actually behind the reading, ienino— actually behind the reading, ienino ine— actually behind the reading, behind the article, it seems iike— behind the article, it seems iike ii-e— behind the article, it seems like it's sort— behind the article, it seems like it's sort of— behind the article, it seems like it's sort of done by scouts to like it's sort of done by scouts io-kyiv— like it's sort of done by scouts io-kyiv ine— like it's sort of done by scouts to - kyiv the l scouts - like it's sort of done by scouts to kyiv the scouts is to prove kyiv the y scouts is inporioni— to prove kyiv the y scouts is important because it teaches oi— important because it teaches some of these— important because it teaches some of these leadership skills ono— some of these leadership skills on wnoinoi— some of these leadership skills and whatnot and— some of these leadership skills and whatnot and my daughter, one-e— and whatnot and my daughter, ones in— and whatnot and my daughter, ones in ine— and whatnot and my daughter, she's in the, you— and whatnot and my daughter, she's in the, you know, in the in ine— she's in the, you know, in the in one ieni— she's in the, you know, in the in the tent at— she's in the, you know, in the in the tent at the— she's in the, you know, in the in the tent at the we're on the goroen— in the tent at the we're on the goroen noi— in the tent at the we're on the garden, not the— in the tent at the we're on the garden, not the scouts. girl gwioee— garden, not the scouts. girl guides brownies. yeah, yeah. and the guides brownies. yeah, yeah. and one irowniee— guides brownies. yeah, yeah. and the brownies and,— guides brownies. yeah, yeah. and the brownies and, and they can't be in— the brownies and, and they can't be in eeown — the brownies and, and they can't be in scouts. girls— the brownies and, and they can't be in scouts. if. 5 5“ 5“ be in scouts. girls can be in scouts. they can't be in scouts. which ruins the whole point of it. well, yeah, as long as they soon— it. well, yeah, as long as they eeowi on— it. well, yeah, as long as they scout on full— . well, yeah, as long as they scout on full gammon, they're. my scout on full gammon, they're. iiy—oiowi- my eldest district is about to a duke— my eldest district is about to a duke-edinburgh— my eldest district is about to a duke edinburgh and duke of edinburin award. and this duke of edinburgh award. and inn-oioi— duke of edinburgh award. and this-stuff is- duke of edinburgh award. and this stuff is resilience this kind of stuff is resilience .—ineee- this kind of stuff is resilience .—ineee orel . it's leadership. these are skiin— . it's leadership. these are ekiin. o— . it's leadership. these are skills, a teamwork and so orgnopiy— skills, a teamwork and so orgnopiy iney— skills, a teamwork and so arguably they are a positive . arguably they are a positive. ano— arguably they are a positive. one inn— arguably they are a positive. and this what— arguably they are a positive. and this what this report is eoying— and this what this report is eoying n— and this what this report is saying is that— and this what this report is saying is that companies are iooking— saying is that companies are iooking ior— saying is that companies are looking for those skills more inon— looking for those skills more inon ine— looking for those skills more than the technical skills, because, course, technical because, of course, technical skiin— because, of course, technical skin—.- because, of course, technical ekiin—. keon.| skills can be taught. yeah, so ini— skills can be taught. yeah, so poi-onen— skills can be taught. yeah, so poi-inere n— skills can be taught. yeah, so but there is something but but there is something inoi-e— but but there is something inoi-e o— but but there is something that's a little— but but there is something that's a little bit stupid here

were— that's a little bit stupid here wnereleoye— that's a little bit stupid here wherelsays that- that's a little bit stupid here where says that 61% said lack where it says that 61% said lack of where it says that 61% said lack oi work— where it says that 61% said lack of work experience— where it says that 61% said lack of work experience meant they oion-i—oiier- didn't feel prepared after eioriing— starting school or university. inn— starting school or university. inn-young— starting school or university. this young people . but this is of young people. but iook— this is of young people. buti iook—kowng look, here's the thing. young peopie— look, here's the thing. young people prepared. people, no one is prepared. inoi-e— people, no one is prepared. inoi-e-kow- people, no one is prepared. that's-you come| people, no one is prepared.- that's-you come out, that's the point. you come out, you— that's the point. you come out, you-you— that's the point. you come out, yon-yon iry— that's the point. you come out, yon-yon iry .— that's the point. you come out, yon-yon iry . yon- that's the point. you come out, you you try , you fail you go, you try, you fail immediately,- you go, you try, you fail immediately, and then you learn and immediately, and then you learn one onen— immediately, and then you learn one inen yon— immediately, and then you learn on inen yon gei— immediately, and then you learn and then you get better. and it is and then you get better. and it n inoi— and then you get better. and it ie no wing.— and then you get better. and it is that thing, though, because my oongnier— is that thing, though, because my oongnier n— is that thing, though, because my daughter is 19, be going to wniveniiy— my daughter is 19, be going toi university _and university later this year. and i university later this year. and i know— university later this year. and i know oioi-s— university later this year. and i know that's coming. she's had her and she's already her gap year and she's already bumped that bumped down. but there is that thing especially middle thing especially from middle class families, looked thing especially from middle class yourlies, looked thing especially from middle class your fed. looked thing especially from middle class your fed and looked thing especially from middle class your fed and watered.d after your fed and watered. you're kind of, you know, supported your exams, supported in through your exams, your are mitigated by your stresses are mitigated by home cooking and everything . home cooking and everything. sooner or later there's going to come a point where you flap your wings and they don't work and you just eat soup and noodles and have hangovers, of and have hangovers, years of that. but favourite point is that. but my favourite point is it that. but my favourite point is ii eoye— that. but my favourite point is ii eoye or— that. but my favourite point is it says our research— but my favourite point is it says our research shows a reekieee— it says our research shows a reckless uk reckless disconnect between uk eoweoiion— reckless disconnect between uk education _what- reckless disconnect between uk education what the education policy and what the job education policy and what the job norkei— education policy and what the job market actually wants from new-no— job market actually wants from new-no inoi- job market actually wants from new-and that is- job market actually wants from new and that is true. new recruits and that is true. i inink— new recruits and that is true. ii inink—preporing think the schools not preparing peopie— think the schools not preparing peopie-nonem- people for the modern world. i enpioy—on- people for the modern world. i enpioy—on nyl employ a young lad on my pooeoei. — employ a young lad on myj podcast. _out. employ a young lad on my- podcast._out. he's podcast. he's dropped out. he's not podcast. he's dropped out. he's noi going— podcast. he's dropped out. he's noi going io— podcast. he's dropped out. he's not going to university he not going to university and he ini— not going to university and he inei ieon— not going to university and he just learns everything on

kooiwie— just learns everything on- youtube._advising youtube. and i'm not advising kios— youtube. and i'm not advising kin—i— youtube. and i'm not advising kin—i neon- youtube. and i'm not advising. kids—i mean,ikind kids to drop out. i mean, i kind of-on— kids to drop out. i mean, i kind of-on-moming- kids to drop out. i mean, i kind of-on-morning ,- kids to drop out. i mean, i kind of on morning, how of work on this morning, how dare—the- of work on this morning, how dare _the fact,l dare you.7 here's the fact, though, you though, for the scouts. do you know the this this fact every single man that has been on the moon was an eagle scout, assuming we went an eagle, assuming they went every single year just for the balance. i'm yearjust for the balance. i'm just saying. some say join us for the final section when we discuss a marathon sex session gone the most common gone wrong. the most common dating world's dating scams and the world's most miserable countries are revealed. it sounds like an uplifting last ten minutes. we'll see you in a few minutes.

and welcome back to headliners for our final section. nick back to the telegraph. josh has been found guilty of misgender ing and lost his job. it's not our josh on this occasion. it's somebody else . but it's only a somebody else. but it's only a matter of yeah indeed. matter of time. yeah indeed. well, is joshua sutcliffe ,

well, this is joshua sutcliffe, teacher— well, this is joshua sutcliffe, teacher who _ well, this is joshua sutcliffe, teacher who misgendered pupil banned— teacher who misgendered pupil banned from— teacher who misgendered pupil banned from profession. and this is , banned from profession. and this is—, he-s- banned from profession. and this is—, he-s beenl is shocking. i mean, he's been ruled— is shocking. i mean, he's been ruled-the— is shocking. i mean, he's been ruled the teaching regulation ruled by the teaching regulation authority— authority to have failed to treat— authority to have failed to treat a— authority to have failed to treat a pept— authority to have failed to treat a pupil with dignity and respect.— treat a pupil with dignity and respect-te— treat a pupil with dignity and respect.-he-well. treat a pupil with dignity and respect. he well done respect. but he said, well done atte— respect. but he said, well done girls-apologised- girls. then he apologised immediately.— girls. then he apologised immediately. he said was not immediately. he said it was not tetttetate— immediately. he said it was not tetttetate .— immediately. he said it was not deliberate . but— immediately. he said it was not deliberate . but then tra has deliberate. but then the tra has taunt— deliberate. but then the tra has taunt-mete— deliberate. but then the tra has found more probable than found it was more probable than not that— found it was more probable than net that te— found it was more probable than not that he probably referred to the—using- the transgender pupil using temate— female pronouns on other occasions-this- female pronouns on other occasions. this is usual occasions. so this is usual tttae. — occasions. so this is usual tttae. tt-e— occasions. so this is usual tttag. tt-e aa— occasions. so this is usual thing. it's an attack on a metata— thing. it's an attack on a christian. it's— thing. it's an attack on a christian. it's this new, this is christian. it's this new, this te ea— christian. it's this new, this is our new religion. it's the watt— is our new religion. it's the world religion— is our new religion. it's the world religion .— is our new religion. it's the world religion . it's an attack world religion. it's an attack on a christian.— world religion. it's an attack on a christian. you can't be metata— christian, you can't criticise tte— christian, you can't criticise the—.- christian, you can't criticise tte—. andl christian, you can't criticise. tne—. ant ne-e the trans ideology. and he's teen— the trans ideology. and he's teen-nen - the trans ideology. and he's been from teaching. been banned from teaching. he tan—te- been banned from teaching. he tan—ta te- can apply for the ban to be nenneet— can apply for the ban to be eneet tn— can apply for the ban to be removed in 2025. he's devastated by removed in 2025. he's devastated tan-taunt— removed in 2025. he's devastated ty-nattne ant— removed in 2025. he's devastated ty-nattne ant yea— removed in 2025. he's devastated by ruling and you know, he by the ruling and you know, he nae— by the ruling and you know, he nae ne— by the ruling and you know, he nae nte enn— by the ruling and you know, he has his own beliefs, he says, i tetteve— has his own beliefs, he says, i believe affirming— has his own beliefs, he says, i believe affirming children in gentee— believe affirming children in gender confusion in the classroom psychologically classroom is psychologically damaging—ii damaging to them, which i tetteve— damaging to them, which i tetteve-t- damaging to them, which i believe-i used- damaging to them, which i believe i used to go believe as well. i used to go agatnet— believe as well. i used to go agatnet ny— believe as well. i used to go against my conscience and cause against my conscience and cause areas—te- against my conscience and cause areas—re te- a child harm and refuse to aaetegtee— a child harm and refuse to apologise-that.- a child harm and refuse to apologise that. although he apologise for that. although he tees—tnat- apologise for that. although he does—that when. does imply earlier that when he eat,— does imply earlier that when he eat—tnatl said, well done girls, that that one-deliberate- said, well done girls, that that one - deliberate an - said, well done girls, that that one deliberate an error. one was not deliberate an error. nat— one was not deliberate an error. tat-a— one was not deliberate an error. tat-a ttttte— one was not deliberate an error. but-a little bit— one was not deliberate an error. but-a little bit confusing- but it's a little bit confusing because sounds those because it sounds like those girls were being grouped as girls were being grouped as girls was girls in which case, why was that that's what she

that boy, if that's what she wants as he wants to be known as what he wants to be known as what he wants known why was he wants to be known as, why was he in you want mean, there in do you want i mean, there seems to be some because it was a because it was a trans and also the government are now developing guidelines developing their new guidelines where affirm where you don't have to affirm someone's identity the someone's identity because the argument now that actually argument is now that actually that damaging and they that can be damaging and they may well just grow out of it naturally. it's a little bit more confusing - it's a little bit more confusing that, naturally. it's a little bit more confusing that, of more confusing that, first of all,— more confusing that, first of art-tra— more confusing that, first of all,-tra sounds- more confusing that, first of all, tra sounds like trans all, the tra sounds like trans nett— all, the tra sounds like trans tent-rean— all, the tra sounds like trans right-yeah, but- all, the tra sounds like trans right yeah, but that's, right accent. yeah, but that's, tnat-e— right accent. yeah, but that's, that's regulation.— right accent. yeah, but that's, that's regulation. but the other right accent. yeah, but that's, that'sistgulation. but the other right accent. yeah, but that's, that'sis thattion. but the other right accent. yeah, but that's, that'sis that you but the other right accent. yeah, but that's, that'sis that you know, |e other right accent. yeah, but that's, that'sis that you know, you her right accent. yeah, but that's, that'sis that you know, you say, thing is that you know, you say, rean— thing is that you know, you say, yean nee— thing is that you know, you say, yean tee a— thing is that you know, you say, yeah, he's a christian, whatever,— yeah, he's a christian, whatever, but he also put out a statement— whatever, but he also put out a statement saying— whatever, but he also put out a statement saying that being gay is statement saying that being gay te-se— statement saying that being gay is-solmight_ statement saying that being gay is-solmight-withl is wrong. so i might agree with ntn— is wrong. so i might agree with ntn attent— is wrong. so i might agree with him about some. _ is wrong. so i might agree with him about some. "j r: $17 him about some. did he say that? i thought it was about gay marriage? no. there's a marriage? no, no. there's a tttterent—gayl different thing about gay manage— different thing about gay. marriage—asked different thing about gay- marriage_asked about marriage now. he was asked about it marriage now. he was asked about tt-gare— marriage now. he was asked about tt-gareientnten.- marriage now. he was asked about it-gave-opinion. and. it and he gave his opinion. and you— it and he gave his opinion. and you canta— it and he gave his opinion. and you eeatt argue— it and he gave his opinion. and you could argue that he can have his you could argue that he can have nte entnten— you could argue that he can have nte entnten er— you could argue that he can have his opinion or not.— you could argue that he can have his opinion or not. personally his opinion or not. i personally tteaeree— disagree with that. and if a enta— disagree with that. and if a ante-ne- disagree with that. and if a child his opinion, child asks for his opinion, he gave— child asks for his opinion, he gave-neneet— child asks for his opinion, he gave-honest-you. child asks for his opinion, he- gave.honest-you know, gave an honest one. i you know, tat— gave an honest one. i you know, tat te— gave an honest one. i you know, tat to mate— gave an honest one. i you know, tat to mate a— gave an honest one. i you know, but to make a statement that being— but to make a statement that tetng gay— but to make a statement that tetng gay te— but to make a statement that being gay is wrong, but to make a statement that being gay is wrong , that for me being gay is wrong, that for me is being gay is wrong, that for me te wrang— being gay is wrong, that for me te wrong-.tnat— being gay is wrong, that for me is wrong.-that is- being gay is wrong, that for me is wrong. that is very is wrong. and that is very problematic. _ is wrong. and that is very problematic. there is if problematic. and if there is if he problematic. and if there is if ne te— problematic. and if there is if ne te tt— problematic. and if there is if ne te tt-te— problematic. and if there is if he is if-is true- problematic. and if there is if he is if is true and he is he is if that is true and he is going— he is if that is true and he is getng-tnere— he is if that is true and he is going-there and- he is if that is true and he is going there and telling his going out there and telling his punte—

going out there and telling his pants-r— going out there and telling his pupils-l treata— going out there and telling his pupils i would say that's a pupils that i would say that's a nuan— pupils that i would say that's a mean greater— pupils that i would say that's a much greater concern than much greater of concern than eatttne— much greater of concern than eatttne a— much greater of concern than eatttng a gtrt— much greater of concern than calling a girl a— much greater of concern than calling a girl a boy who thinks nee— calling a girl a boy who thinks tee a. — calling a girl a boy who thinks tee a. vet.— calling a girl a boy who thinks tee a. vet. rt— calling a girl a boy who thinks he's a. yes. it does- calling a girl a boy who thinks he's a. “tin; c : c he's a. yes. it does seem like they've isolated the quite a trivial offence by comparison . trivial offence by comparison. well, we'll see how that plays out. we have the daily star now. nick and psycho seagulls. oh yeah, this is very important. so psycho seagulls getting high on zentte— so psycho seagulls getting high on zombie drug— so psycho seagulls getting high on zombie drug after nicking atttete— on zombie drug after nicking addicts stashes_ on zombie drug after nicking addicts stashes .— on zombie drug after nicking addicts stashes . i sound like addicts stashes. i sound like cnne— addicts stashes. i sound like chris morris— addicts stashes. i sound like chris morris and— addicts stashes. i sound like chris morris and brass. ridiculous.— chris morris and brass. ridiculous. as i read it. so the big— ridiculous. as i read it. so the tag pretten— ridiculous. as i read it. so the big problem with— ridiculous. as i read it. so the big problem with gulls swooping tenn— big problem with gulls swooping town tney— big problem with gulls swooping down, they think— big problem with gulls swooping down, they think they're getting chipsr — down, they think they're getting chipsr tat— down, they think they're getting chips, but they're _ down, they think they're getting chips, but they're just getting a neat— chips, but they're just getting a teat tatt— chips, but they're just getting a beak full of— chips, but they're just getting a beak full of spice. again, tre— a beak full of spice. again, r-re gene— a beak full of spice. again, i've gone full.— a beak full of spice. again, i've gone full. chris morris a neat— i've gone full. chris morris a teat tatt— i've gone full. chris morris a beak full of. _ i've gone full. chris morris a beak full of. so,— i've gone full. chris morris a beak full of. so, so it's a it's a big— beak full of. so, so it's a it's a tag batten.— beak full of. so, so it's a it's a big problem-a- beak full of. so, so it's a it's a big problem. a serious a big problem. it's a serious etern— a big problem. it's a serious stern-te— a big problem. it's a serious stark-re ute— a big problem. it's a serious story.-is like-real. story. this is like the real went— story. this is like the real world cake,— story. this is like the real world cake,-it- story. this is like the real world cake, it ? “in?" world cake, isn't it? yeah, exactlv- — world cake, isn't it? yeah, exactly. exactly. i have seen people i've never seen people on spice. i've never seen a girl on spice. not knowingly. i there go. mad and i mean, there you go. mad and dive it's i mean, there you go. mad and dive-it's really-like. dive bomb. it's really it's like rte—ente- dive bomb. it's really it's like tt-e—ntrte. - dive bomb. it's really it's likei it's—birds. they it's a remake of birds. they arnt— it's a remake of birds. they rt ttte— it's a remake of birds. they aren't like that anyway. i mean, if you live in brighton, can you imagine even if you imagine them even more if you walk a walk down the road with a sandwich or ice cream? it's sandwich or an ice cream? it's quite taken. quite possible you get taken. i'm still angry. i got. i got i

got— i'm still angry. i got. i got i get a— i'm still angry. i got. i got i get a taee— i'm still angry. i got. i got i got a taco taken— i'm still angry. i got. i got i got a taco taken from me in nrtenten— got a taco taken from me in nngnten ty— got a taco taken from me in brighton by one.— got a taco taken from me in brighton by one. so i got my trage— brighton by one. so i got my trage taken— brighton by one. so i got my drugs taken as— brighton by one. so i got my drugs taken as well. i'd even brighton by one. so i got my drugsangry. s well. i'd even brighton by one. so i got my drugsangry. “all. i'd even brighton by one. so i got my drugsangry. g ven brighton by one. so i got my drugsangry. : g more angry. i'm wondering where the anger came from. but the anger came from. yeah but maybe could. maybe the maybe they could. maybe the police maybe they could. maybe the pence—ten.- police could train them.- because,-coastal because, of course, coastal toe— because, of course, coastal tonne—tn- because, of course, coastal. towns,_inlcoastal towns, as you live in a coastal town— towns, as you live in a coastal town-tote— towns, as you live in a coastal town-tote trag— towns, as you live in a coastal town, big drug issues. town, are big drug issues. traces— town, are big drug issues. traces ute— town, are big drug issues. places like hastings- town, are big drug issues. places like hastings and whatnot. there's a lot of drug problems so they problems there. so if they could get addicted, the get the seagulls addicted, the argument is that they could get get the seagulls addicted, the arglthere is that they could get get the seagulls addicted, the arglthere like 1at they could get get the seagulls addicted, the arglthere like 1at like could get out there like be like sniffer dogs or like take dolphins. they used plant mines dogs or like take dolphins. - they used-plant mines during they used to plant mines during the .absolutely. _ they used to plant mines during the absolutely. and the war. absolutely. and tttntaren— the war. absolutely. and- edinburgh—seagulls edinburgh has a lot of seagulls _een tnoaenl edinburgh has a lot of seagulls ,lnot-even thoughi edinburgh has a lot of seagulls , not coastal even though edinburgh has a lot of seagulls , not coastal sort] though edinburgh has a lot of seagulls , not coastal sort ofiough it's not a coastal sort of trainspotting— it's not a coastal sort of trainspotting three. yeah yeah, tnat— trainspotting three. yeah yeah, tnat conta— trainspotting three. yeah yeah, that could be— trainspotting three. yeah yeah, that could be very interesting tnteet— that could be very interesting tnteet .— that could be very interesting indeed . back— that could be very interesting indeed . back to— that could be very interesting indeed . back to mail. nick indeed. back to the mail. nick ant— indeed. back to the mail. nick ant tat— indeed. back to the mail. nick and bad news— indeed. back to the mail. nick and bad news for— indeed. back to the mail. nick and bad news for anyone expected to tntatee— and bad news for anyone expected to tntatge a— and bad news for anyone expected to indulge a mate's— and bad news for anyone expected to indulge a mate's romantic tantaetee— to indulge a mate's romantic fantasies. this— to indulge a mate's romantic fantasies. this summer. / fantasies. this summer. yeah. so the— fantasies. this summer. yeah. so ttte te— fantasies. this summer. yeah. so this is unhappy ever after being a wedding guest will cost you more than £1,000 this year as the gifts and the cost of gifts and accommodation soars. £1,045 on average, it's absolute madness. so my tactic for this was i was ianed so my tactic for this was i was invited to a wedding once in dublin. it was so expensive. there's all these flights and hotels. just thought, know hotels. ijust thought, i know i'll see them again. i'll just never see them again. instead because they instead because i was like, they live i'm not going to

live up north. i'm not going to see much. i just see them that much. i just thought, let's just never be friends again. is my friends again. that is my recommendation. not for recommendation. but it's not for everyone. we ended up working together. everyone. we ended up working toget atr. everyone. we ended up working toget a few years. save the grand been a few years. save the grand netttng— been a few years. save the grand wedding season,— been a few years. save the grand wedding season, but— been a few years. save the grand wedding season, but i— " $23“; save the grand wedding season, but i do remember they to be remember they used to be like 3 or r— remember they used to be like 3 or r tn— remember they used to be like 3 or 4 in-summer._ remember they used to be like 3 or 4 in summer. that was or 4 in the summer. that was taeteatty— or 4 in the summer. that was basically-holiday- or 4 in the summer. that was basically holiday budget basically a whole holiday budget nonto— basically a whole holiday budget noatt go— basically a whole holiday budget noatt go — basically a whole holiday budget noatt go r— basically a whole holiday budget would go on. i-i've- basically a whole holiday budget would go on. i was i've never ianed would go on. i was i've never invited like two years or so where every weekend where it's just every weekend through thing they cost through the thing and they cost and as comics and losing and as comics and you're losing out and out on your weekend gigs and whatever. so our wedding, whatever. so with our wedding, we whatever. so with our wedding, rte-tt— whatever. so with our wedding, ne-tt on— whatever. so with our wedding, we-it on lsunday- so with our wedding, we it on sunday afternoon we did it on a sunday afternoon in we did it on a sunday afternoon tn—ot- we did it on a sunday afternoon tn—ot oarl in london where most of our tnente— in london where most of our friends—live- in london where most of our friends—live andi in london where most of our. friends—live and just in london where most of our. frie|the_live and just in london where most of our frie|the money live and just in london where most of our frie|the money behind and just in london where most of our frie|the money behind thei just in london where most of our frie|the money behind the barrt in london where most of our frie|the money behind the bar and put the money behind the bar and all put the money behind the bar and art—ant— put the money behind the bar and art—ant tnat-e- put the money behind the bar and all—and that's the - all got drunk. and that's the way— all got drunk. and that's the way to— all got drunk. and that's the way to to— all got drunk. and that's the way to to rt.— all got drunk. and that's the way to do it. but— all got drunk. and that's the way to do it. but yeah, i recommend— way to do it. but yeah, i recommend you cost you thousands of recommend you cost you thousands ot-veat.— recommend you cost you thousands of-yeah,lrecommend- of pounds. yeah, i recommend you don't gets to the don't go until it gets to the point where people invite point where people don't invite you what's point where people don't invite you for what's point where people don't invite you for me. what's point where people don't invite you for me. well,what's point where people don't invite you for me. well, joining worked for me. well, joining gb news massive i'm news has been a massive i'm feeling very guilty now. we did. we had a semi traditional- we had a semi traditional netttng— we had a semi traditional wedding. you— we had a semi traditional wedding. you it was it we had a semi traditional- wedding. you-it was it was wedding. you know, it was it was 40 wedding. you know, it was it was ere-oat— wedding. you know, it was it was 40-outllondon. - wedding. you know, it was it was 40-outllondon. and- 40 miles out of london. and i teet— 40 miles out of london. and i taet reatteet— 40 miles out of london. and i just realised everyone hated us. so just realised everyone hated us. so—ttne— just realised everyone hated us. so—ttne-tt- so the second time we get it right, mate. yeah > was semi trattttonat. — traditional. one of you goes to the traditional. one of you goes to tne—vrett.- traditional. one of you goes to tne—vrett. no.- traditional. one of you goes to the _well, no, it. traditional. one of you goes toi the _well, no, it was the church or. well, no, it was fully traditional. in fully traditional. it was in church and everything. i just mean it wasn't like huge budget.

she it was. it in she wasn't. it was. it was in the garden. motty the back garden. motty in the back wasn't well she back garden. she wasn't well she wasn't virgin. she was in wasn't a virgin. she was in a fire. finally, yet another wasn't a virgin. she was in a fire. firtable. yet another wasn't a virgin. she was in a fire. firtable. brit yet another wasn't a virgin. she was in a fire. firtable. brit yet anknozr league table. brit makes no showing where did we go showing in. where did we go wrong time? i know the wrong this time? i know the wont-e— wrong this time? i know the world's-miserable- wrong this time? i know the- world's-miserable countries world's most miserable countries are-tnte— world's most miserable countries are-tnte te— world's most miserable countries are-tnte te tron- world's most miserable countries are-this is from lusi are revealed. this is from a us nroteeeon— are revealed. this is from a us professor, steve— are revealed. this is from a us professor, steve-of- professor, steve hanke of reported— professor, steve hanke of. aggttet—ronne applied economics at johns nonttne— hopkins university. and essentially— essentially the indexes he's aetng— essentially the indexes he's using unemployment using are unemployment, tnttatton— using are unemployment, inflation, lending rates inflation, bank lending rates rntnae— inflation, bank lending rates minus-annual- inflation, bank lending rates minus annual percentage. and minus the annual percentage. and yon-t— minus the annual percentage. and yon-t tntnt— minus the annual percentage. and you'd think that— minus the annual percentage. and you'd think that we'd be up ttere— you'd think that we'd be up there,-alas. - you'd think that we'd be up there,-alas. so- you'd think that we'd be up there, alas. you'd think that we'd be up- there,-alas. so they haven't there, but alas. so they haven't actually done psychological tests. self—reported . tests. no, it's self—reported. it's to do with the economy it's all to do with the economy teeaaee— it's all to do with the economy because that's— it's all to do with the economy because that's what person because that's what this person toee — because that's what this person does-zimbabwe- because that's what this person does. zimbabwe worst, because that's what this person does countrymbabwe worst, because that's what this person does country intabwe worst, because that's what this person does country in the e worst, because that's what this person does country in the world worst, because that's what this person does country in the world is, vorst, because that's what this person does country in the world is, of st, best country in the world is, of course, rwanda.— best country in the world is, of course, rwanda. yeah i was amaze-t — course, rwanda. yeah i was amaze-t r— course, rwanda. yeah i was amazed. i was— course, rwanda. yeah i was amazed. : amazed. i was just relieved we weren't in it for once. but haiti is 12. they're eating people there. why are they only 12? venezuela. i 12? well no, venezuela. i didn't realise. was so 12? well no, venezuela. i didn't realise._was so bad. realise. venezuela was so bad. nat— realise. venezuela was so bad. nut vee— realise. venezuela was so bad. but yes,-lebanon- but yes, syria, lebanon otvtoaety— but yes, syria, lebanon obviously regarded as de—man tanke— obviously regarded as de—man tante—tt-e- obviously regarded as de—man banks—it's really. banks in. yeah, but it's really about— banks in. yeah, but it's really about inflation— banks in. yeah, but it's really about inflation seems about inflation that seems to mate— about inflation that seems to make unbearable about inflation that seems to. make—unbearable in make things like unbearable in terme— make things like unbearable in terne ot— make things like unbearable in terms of their— make things like unbearable in terms of their living there teeaaee— terms of their living there because they,— terms of their living there because they, you know, if the eonoy— because they, you know, if the eonoy te— because they, you know, if the eenrnooy te teet— because they, you know, if the economy is just that it's aneettttng— economy is just that it's unsettling isn't it. certainly yeah. especially— unsettling isn't it. especially hyperinflation. yeah. especially hyperinflation. tnat-e— yeah. especially hyperinflation. man one— yeah. especially hyperinflation. tnat-e ot— yeah. especially hyperinflation. that's one of the—

especially hyperinflation. that's one of the things. you ton-t— that's one of the things. you ton-t-to— that's one of the things. you ton-t-to te— that's one of the things. you don't-to be hyper- don't want to be hyper young entttren— don't want to be hyper young children inflation. yeah children and inflation. yeah yean. — children and inflation. yeah yean. nett— children and inflation. yeah yeah. well i'm— children and inflation. yeah yeah. well i'm sad- children and inflation. yeah yeah. bet: children and inflation. yeah yeah. well i'm sad that they didn't have any proper psychological to psychological readouts to support that. but nevertheless, it's in the it's good that we're not in the top this show is nearly top 20. this show is nearly oven top 20. this show is nearly over. take another over. so let's take another quick at tuesday's front quick look at tuesday's front pages. daily mail pages. we have the daily mail revealed plot to drive out equality who's standing equality chief, who's standing up women. telegraph up for women. the telegraph london left behind by financial rival cities. the guardian. thousands of hospital staff report claims of sexual abuse excuse me, by patients. the sun. maddie riddle of the lake. the daily mirror. maddie cops searched the lake and the daily star. maddie cops dig at reservoir. those were your tuesdays front pages that . tuesdays front pages that. that's all we have time for. thank you to my guests. josh howie and nick dixon join me again tomorrow . i'll be going again tomorrow. i'll be going through the news with roger monkhouse and leo kearse . we're monkhouse and leo kearse. we're back tomorrow at 11 pm. so so if you're watching at 5 am. in the meantime, stay tuned for breakfast if that's you done for the evening, have a safe and

peaceful evening slump . good peaceful evening slump. good night .

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